will |wm| always | will | always. | will - always. a iwm- always. a very mu— always. a very good iwm— always. a very good afternoon, everybody. — always. a very good afternoon, everybody. patrick- always. a very good afternoon, everybody. £41 always. a very good afternoon, everybody. m everybody. patrick christys here at 3 pm. now, before i tell you what i've got coming up on the show, take a look at this. these images were beamed live show, take a look at this. - these images were beamed live to us just— these images were beamed live to us just a— these images were beamed live to us just a few— these images were beamed live to us just a few moments ago. elon musk-s— us just a few moments ago. elon musk-s spacex— us just a few moments ago. elon musk's spacex rocket, the largest in history, has largest rocket in history, has is just successfully launched . is just successfully launched. you've got to hand it to elon musk, haven't you.7 in you've got to hand it to elon musk, haven't you? in the same week that he sent the bbc packing, also sent the

packing, he's also sent the world's into world's largest ever rocket into space. love to it. there space. you love to see it. there is no stopping elon musk, is there? bring you the there? we'll bring you the latest it has been latest on that. but it has been a successful launch so can a successful launch so far. can you imagine ? there we go. right. you imagine? there we go. right. okay. another news back here closer to home is robot bully. ladies and gents , right here on ladies and gents, right here on this show, we have a very, this show, we might have a very, very level sacking . very senior level sacking. we'll bring you the weill bring you the latest on we'll bring you the latest on that. — we'll bring you the latest on that. but— we'll bring you the latest on that. butlalso_ we'll bring you the latest on that. butl also want- we'll bring you the latest on that. but i also want to just talk about whether and it talk about whether or not and it remains to be seen what's in this civil servants this report are civil servants just soft? do you not want a just too soft? do you not want a guy together guy who bangs heads together and gets done, has he gets things done, or has he overstepped other overstepped the mark? in other news victory at last news as well, victory at last potentially here because potentially for us here because it foreign it looks as though foreign judges meddling foreign judges could out of our could be booted out of our deportation system . so maybe, deportation system. so maybe, just maybe, we will finally take control of our borders . in other control of our borders. in other news as well, we are going to be doing rather a lot on this. the guardian appears be non guardian appears to just be non stop attacking our monarchy. they're the king's they're saying now the king's a billionaire. want our billionaire. good. i want our king a billionaire. i king to be a billionaire. i don't living don't want him living in a council flat, eating a tin of reduced beans with live laugh

love the wall. you care love on the wall. do you care that king is rich? and that our king is rich? and finally, you're of finally, if you're a fan of manchester or manchester manchester united or manchester city you city, it's bad news for you because your club because apparently your club badges racist. how many football clubs need to be cancelled in order to appease the woke mob? patrick christys on . gb news. patrick christys on. gb news. yeah, stay tuned. it's all going to kick off today, ladies and gents. like i said, we're on rob sacking watch and also, like i said, do you think that those football badges really are actually you actually racist? i'll tell you why later on. gb views uk now though, headlines with rory . though, headlines with rory. thank you very much patrick. the latest from the gb newsroom. we-re— the latest from the gb newsroom. w... going— the latest from the gb newsroom. w... going to— the latest from the gb newsroom. wg-g going to go— the latest from the gb newsroom. we're going to go to— the latest from the gb newsroom. we're going to go to the us because— we're going to go to the us because the— we're going to go to the us because the world's most powerful— because the world's most powerful rocket launched from texas— powerful rocket launched from texas ame— powerful rocket launched from

texas this .— texas this. 2023 zero faux pas ease— texas this. 2023 zero faux pas ease mask-s— texas this. 2023 zero faux pas elon musk's spacex sent the new racket— elon musk's spacex sent the new racket system— elon musk's spacex sent the new rocket system named starship to space.— rocket system named starship to space. we— rocket system named starship to space. the launch— rocket system named starship to space. the launch was successful, _ space. the launch was successful, but the booster racket— successful, but the booster racket asa— successful, but the booster rocket did not— successful, but the booster rocket did not separate as planned— rocket did not separate as planned and— rocket did not separate as planned and exploded moments after— planned and exploded moments after sausag— planned and exploded moments after failing to— planned and exploded moments after failing to reach orbit. an inma— after failing to reach orbit. an initial lift—off— after failing to reach orbit. an initial lift—off earlier this week— initial lift—off earlier this weekwas— initial lift—off earlier this week was cancelled near the end of she— week was cancelled near the end of the countdown _ week was cancelled near the end of the countdown due to a faulty valve— of the countdown due to a faulty vggg .— of the countdown due to a faulty vaive . nae— of the countdown due to a faulty valve . the mission— of the countdown due to a faulty valve . the mission is part of valve. the mission is part of sgaeex-s— valve. the mission is part of spacex's ambition to send humans bask— spacex's ambition to send humans bask ba— spacex's ambition to send humans bask be be— spacex's ambition to send humans back to the moon— spacex's ambition to send humans back to the moon to— spacex's ambition to send humans back to the moon to and mars. bbe— back to the moon to and mars. bbe bime— back to the moon to and mars. the prime minister has received the bang— the prime minister has received the long awaited— the prime minister has received the long awaited report into babbvbbg— the long awaited report into bullying allegations made against— bullying allegations made against dominic raab. the deputy prime— against dominic raab. the deputy prime minister— against dominic raab. the deputy prime minister requested the investigation— prime minister requested the investigation about himself aber— investigation about himself abevbbe— investigation about himself after the first— investigation about himself after the first allegation surfaced— after the first allegation surfaced in— after the first allegation surfaced in november last year. ever— surfaced in november last year. ever ebgbb— surfaced in november last year. over eight formal— surfaced in november last year. over eight formal complaints bave— over eight formal complaints have been— over eight formal complaints have been made— over eight formal complaints have been made from staff about mr baab-s— have been made from staff about mr raab's behaviour during his babes— mr raab's behaviour during his babes as— mr raab's behaviour during his roles as foreign—

mr raab's behaviour during his roles as foreign secretary. brevi— roles as foreign secretary. brexit secretary and his first sabba— brexit secretary and his first same as— brexit secretary and his first stint as justice— brexit secretary and his first stint as justice secretary . stint as justice secretary. bavbbbg— stint as justice secretary. downing street says rishi sunak maintains— downing street says rishi sunak maintains full— downing street says rishi sunak maintains full confidence in mr raab— maintains full confidence in mr baab aba— maintains full confidence in mr baab aba bas— maintains full confidence in mr raab and has carefully consider its findings. — raab and has carefully consider its findings. but— raab and has carefully consider its findings. but it— raab and has carefully consider its findings. but it will not aber— its findings. but it will not offer a— its findings. but it will not offer a timeline for when the findings— offer a timeline for when the findings will— offer a timeline for when the findings will be— offer a timeline for when the findings will be published . findings will be published. babaveas— findings will be published. hundreds of— findings will be published. hundreds of people have lined the streets— hundreds of people have lined the streets in— hundreds of people have lined the streets in kent as the funera— the streets in kent as the fabevab af— the streets in kent as the funeral of tv— the streets in kent as the funeral of tv legend paulo grady babes— funeral of tv legend paulo grady babes biase— funeral of tv legend paulo grady babes bbaee .— funeral of tv legend paulo grady takes place . the— funeral of tv legend paulo grady takes place . the tv presenter's takes place. the tv presenter's sabba— takes place. the tv presenter's same was— takes place. the tv presenter's coffin was carried— takes place. the tv presenter's coffin was carried on a horse drawn— coffin was carried on a horse drawn cabbage— coffin was carried on a horse drawn carriage through abbiegban— drawn carriage through aldington, where o'grady had bvea— aldington, where o'grady had bvea ba— aldington, where o'grady had lived for over— aldington, where o'grady had lived for over 20 _ aldington, where o'grady had lived for over 20 years. his basbaba— lived for over 20 years. his basbaba ,— lived for over 20 years. his husband , paul,— lived for over 20 years. his husband , paul, sat on the open husband, paul, sat on the open air cabbage— husband, paul, sat on the open air carriage holding one of the seabbe-s— air carriage holding one of the canes bags— air carriage holding one of the canes aags ,— air carriage holding one of the couple's dogs , three puppies couple's dogs, three puppies bam— couple's dogs, three puppies from be— couple's dogs, three puppies from the battersea dogs and cats babe— from the battersea dogs and cats beme greeted— from the battersea dogs and cats home greeted family and friends at home greeted family and friends ab a— home greeted family and friends ab a smabb— home greeted family and friends at a small church— home greeted family and friends at a small church ahead of a private— at a small church ahead of a private service— at a small church ahead of a private service ._ at a small church ahead of a private service . the academy of private service. the academy of meabeab— private service. the academy of meabeab royal— private service. the academy of medical royal colleges is urging jabber— medical royal colleges is urging junior beavers— medical royal colleges is urging junior doctors and— medical royal colleges is urging junior doctors and the government- junior doctors and the government to find a solution to the government to find a solution to be aeaabaeb— government to find a solution to the deadlock over— government to find a solution to the deadlock over pay for the save— the deadlock over pay for the

save af— the deadlock over pay for the sake of patient— the deadlock over pay for the sake of patient choice and the vibe— sake of patient choice and the vibe bas— sake of patient choice and the vibe bbs .— sake of patient choice and the wider nhs . nearly 200,000 wider nhs. nearly 200,000 basbbab— wider nhs. nearly 200,000 hospital appointments had to be vesebeaabea— hospital appointments had to be rescheduled following the junior beavers— rescheduled following the junior doctors strike _ rescheduled following the junior doctors strike last— rescheduled following the junior doctors strike last week. the academy— doctors strike last week. the academy baa— doctors strike last week. the academy had helped to secure a sea— academy had helped to secure a aeab between— academy had helped to secure a deal between both— academy had helped to secure a deal between both sides fabbavbbg— deal between both sides following strike action. back in boas,— following strike action. back in we vvbeb— following strike action. back in 2016, when the— following strike action. back in 2016, when the shadow chancellor, _ 2016, when the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves , says chancellor, rachel reeves, says the government— chancellor, rachel reeves, says the government is— chancellor, rachel reeves, says the government is resisting a sea— the government is resisting a aeab vea— the government is resisting a aeab vea again— the government is resisting a deal yet again. _ the government is resisting a deal yet again . g deal yet again. the government are allowing this industrial action to continue anew because they're not willing to take the steps that are necessary to resolve these disputes . now resolve these disputes. now look, the many challenges in the nhs and it's not possible to fix everything overnight, but labour have committed to getting rid of the non—dom tax status because if you make britain your home, you should pay your taxes here and under labour you will and we would use that money to double the number of training places at medical school . staying with medical school. staying with sbbbe — medical school. staying with sbbbe es— medical school. staying with strike news on— medical school. staying with strike news on the- "c12 (5; f staying with strike news on the association of sebaeb— strike news on the association of school and— strike news on the association of school and college leaders vib— of school and college leaders vvbbb babb— of school and college leaders vvbbb babe a— of school and college leaders will hold a national strike babes— will hold a national strike

babes fav— will hold a national strike ballot for the— will hold a national strike ballot for the very first time. the— ballot for the very first time. be babb— ballot for the very first time. the union says— ballot for the very first time. the union says a— ballot for the very first time. the union says a lack of funding for the union says a lack of funding be sebaebs— the union says a lack of funding be sebaabs ,— the union says a lack of funding be sebaabs , pav— the union says a lack of funding for schools , pay conditions and for schools, pay conditions and staff— for schools, pay conditions and staff shortages— for schools, pay conditions and staff shortages led to the decision— staff shortages led to the decision in.— staff shortages led to the decision in. it— staff shortages led to the decision in. it has described abe— decision in. it has described the government's attempts to esabve— the government's attempts to esabve abe— the government's attempts to resolve the dispute last month as sambbeaebv— resolve the dispute last month as completely inadequate. a vote vib— as completely inadequate. a vote vvbbb be— as completely inadequate. a vote vvbbb be beba— as completely inadequate. a vote will be held in— as completely inadequate. a vote will be held in the— as completely inadequate. a vote will be held in the summer, with stabbe— will be held in the summer, with sbbbe asbes— will be held in the summer, with strike action due— will be held in the summer, with strike action due in— will be held in the summer, with strike action due in the autumn . a sasbeebea— strike action due in the autumn . a suspected russian spy ship bas— . a suspected russian spy ship bas been— . a suspected russian spy ship has been spotted— . a suspected russian spy ship has been spotted at key energy sbes— has been spotted at key energy sbes ab— has been spotted at key energy sbes ab bbe — has been spotted at key energy sites off the coast— has been spotted at key energy sites off the coast of britain. it sites off the coast of britain. as is— sites off the coast of britain. it is claimed— sites off the coast of britain. it is claimed the— sites off the coast of britain. it is claimed the vessel was basking— it is claimed the vessel was looking around— it is claimed the vessel was looking around wind farms and saber— looking around wind farms and other crucial— looking around wind farms and other crucial infrastructures for other crucial infrastructures baa bassbbbe— other crucial infrastructures for possible vulnerabilities if cambe— for possible vulnerabilities if conflict broke— for possible vulnerabilities if conflict broke out between russia— conflict broke out between russia aba— conflict broke out between russia and western countries. a repara— russia and western countries. a rebava savs— russia and western countries. a rebava savs abe— russia and western countries. a report says the ship sailed aband— report says the ship sailed aeaba abe— report says the ship sailed around the baltic sea and the beam— around the baltic sea and the verb sea— around the baltic sea and the verb sea fev— around the baltic sea and the north sea for a— around the baltic sea and the north sea for a month and is part— north sea for a month and is bare ef— north sea for a month and is bare ef a— north sea for a month and is part of a fleet— north sea for a month and is part of a fleet disguised as scientific— part of a fleet disguised as scientific research vessels . scientific research vessels. beav— scientific research vessels. veaviebs— scientific research vessels. your jens stoltenberg scientific research vessels. yourjens stoltenberg has your jens stoltenberg has aeebavea— your jens stoltenberg has declared that— your jens stoltenberg has declared that the future of ukraine— declared that the future of ukraine lies— declared that the future of ukraine lies in— declared that the future of ukraine lies in nato. the declared that the future of ukraine lies in nato . the nato ukraine lies in nato. the nato ebbef— ukraine lies in nato. the nato chief arrived— ukraine lies in nato. the nato chief arrived in— ukraine lies in nato. the nato chief arrived in kyiv to pay his vesbeee— chief arrived in kyiv to pay his vesbeee ee—

chief arrived in kyiv to pay his respect to soldiers who died in the respect to soldiers who died in be va— respect to soldiers who died in be aba— respect to soldiers who died in the war and show— respect to soldiers who died in the war and show his support. respect to soldiers who died in the war and show his support . as the war and show his support. as the war and show his support. as the seven— the war and show his support. as the country prepares for a counter—attack- the country prepares for a counter—attack . pensive in his counter—attack. pensive in his base— counter—attack. pensive in his base visib— counter—attack. pensive in his first visit since _ counter—attack. pensive in his first visit since russia's bbvasbeb— first visit since russia's ,— first visit since russia's invasion , he- first visit since russia's invasion , he pledged continued invasion, he pledged continued mbbeavv— invasion, he pledged continued mbbaavv sabbeva— invasion, he pledged continued military support for ukraine, ageing— military support for ukraine, aaabag abat— military support for ukraine, adding that its— military support for ukraine, adding that its rightful place is vbbbb— adding that its rightful place is within the— adding that its rightful place is within the alliance. also eeebbseg— is within the alliance. also recognise that— is within the alliance. also recognise that president zelenskw_ recognise that president zelenskyy will raise the issue of membership— zelenskyy will raise the issue of membership of security guarantees— of membership of security guarantees and this will be high guarantees and this will be hiin on guarantees and this will be high en abe— guarantees and this will be high en the agenda— guarantees and this will be high on the agenda of— guarantees and this will be high on the agenda of the meeting and abse— on the agenda of the meeting and abse ba— on the agenda of the meeting and abse be be— on the agenda of the meeting and also in the lead— on the agenda of the meeting and also in the lead up— on the agenda of the meeting and also in the lead up and the bvebavabebs— also in the lead up and the preparations for— also in the lead up and the preparations for the vilnius sammb. — preparations for the vilnius summit. ukraine- preparations for the vilnius summit. s summit. ukraine is future is in the euro atlantic family. ukraine's future is in nato drivers are being asked not to pick up their mobile phones dunng pick up their mobile phones during the government's emergency alert test this weekend. the aa is advising meeevbses— weekend. the aa is advising motorists to _ weekend. the aa is advising motorists to switch- : the aa is advising motorists to switch off their mebbbes— motorists to switch off their mobiles during— motorists to switch off their mobiles during the test laws banning— mobiles during the test laws banning ine— mobiles during the test laws banning the use— mobiles during the test laws banning the use of hand—held bnenes— banning the use of hand—held bnenes viii— banning the use of hand—held phones will still— banning the use of hand—held phones will still apply. banning the use of hand—held phones will still apply . the phones will still apply. the aban— phones will still apply. the aiann viii— phones will still apply. the alarm will sound for ten seconds ben— alarm will sound for ten seconds inen 3:00— alarm will sound for ten seconds inen nee en—

alarm will sound for ten seconds from 3:00 on sunday. the first se—eaiiei— from 3:00 on sunday. the first so—called cannabis card has banned— so—called cannabis card has launched in— so—called cannabis card has launched in the— so—called cannabis card has launched in the uk . it will be launched in the uk. it will be given— launched in the uk. it will be given ee— launched in the uk. it will be given ie gnaiiiv— launched in the uk. it will be given to qualify and medical cannabis— given to qualify and medical cannabis patients to show law eneneennenii— cannabis patients to show law enforcement if— cannabis patients to show law enforcement if there are gnesiienei— enforcement if there are questioned for possession or eensanbiien— questioned for possession or eensnnbiien .— questioned for possession or consumption . a— questioned for possession or consumption . a study found that consumption. a study found that ani— consumption. a study found that aani six— consumption. a study found that around six out— consumption. a study found that around six out of— consumption. a study found that around six out of ten britons sriii— around six out of ten britons are still unaware— around six out of ten britons are still unaware that medical cannabis— are still unaware that medical cannabis is— are still unaware that medical cannabis is legal— are still unaware that medical cannabis is legal in the uk. are still unaware that medical cannabis is legal in the uk . the cannabis is legal in the uk. the prince— cannabis is legal in the uk. the prince ani— cannabis is legal in the uk. the prince and princess— cannabis is legal in the uk. the prince and princess of wales are in birningnan— prince and princess of wales are in birmingham to— prince and princess of wales are in birmingham to host future ieaiers— in birmingham to host future ieaiers ani— in birmingham to host future leaders and local business ine— leaders and local business owners. the royal highnesses nave— owners. the royal highnesses nave iasr— owners. the royal highnesses have just left— owners. the royal highnesses have just left the— owners. the royal highnesses have just left the rectory in ine— have just left the rectory in be eirv-s— have just left the rectory in the city's historic jewellery gaarren— the city's historic jewellery quarter, meeting with designers , anisrs— quarter, meeting with designers , anisrs ani— quarter, meeting with designers , artists and playwrights . they , artists and playwrights. they seeke— , artists and playwrights. they sbebe re— , artists and playwrights. they spoke to special— , artists and playwrights. they spoke to special guests on their beeienes— spoke to special guests on their eveieneesb ei— spoke to special guests on their experiences of opening and ranning— experiences of opening and running their— experiences of opening and running their businesses in the eirv. — running their businesses in the eirv. ine— running their businesses in the eirv. ine seabie— running their businesses in the city. the couple will later play a game— city. the couple will later play a game ei— city. the couple will later play a game of interactive darts in ine— a game of interactive darts in be iso— a game of interactive darts in be ise eiab. — a game of interactive darts in the 180 club. this— a game of interactive darts in the 180 club. this is gb news. vie-ii— the 180 club. this is gb news. vie-ii bring— the 180 club. this is gb news. vie-ii bring vea— the 180 club. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it nabbens.— we'll bring you more as it nabbens. aen,— we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, back to .

patrick welcome patrick- welcome along barrier— welcome along fast paced show reiav— welcome along fast paced show reiav se— welcome along fast paced show reaav se neig— welcome along fast paced show today so hold on— welcome along fast paced show today so hold on to your hats. vie— today so hold on to your hats. we be— today so hold on to your hats. we as seari— today so hold on to your hats. we do start with— today so hold on to your hats. we do start with dominic- today so hold on to your hats. we do start with dominic raab and the deputy prime minister's fate lies in the hands of rishi sunak because a report into allegations of bullying by raab has been given to sunak. allegations of bullying by raab has been given to sunak . downing has been given to sunak. downing street has said the prime minister carefully minister is now carefully considering report which was considering the report which was handed to him this morning. i'm going to go straight over now to our reporter our political reporter olivia utley, downing street. utley, who is at downing street. and ignited a huge row and this has ignited a huge row about whether or civil about whether or not civil servants are too soft if they are the office, they tend to are in the office, they tend to be about hand in notice to be about to hand in a notice to say they suffering from say they are suffering from long covid. don't numerous covid. don't they? numerous iiiierenr— covid. don't they? numerous different-people- covid. don't they? numerous different-people of. different mps and people of iiiierenr— different mps and people of different political parties have said— different political parties have said-service- different political parties have said - service are - said the civil service are a bit iazv. — said the civil service are a bit iazv. ine— said the civil service are a bit lazy. the british— said the civil service are a bit lazy. e it lazy. the british public, i think, want man who's going to think, want a man who's going to knock some together knock some heads together and get in time of get things done in a time of crisis, has he overstepped crisis, but has he overstepped the mark? olivia well, we shall wait and see. the fact that

ieisni — wait and see. the fact that rishi sunak— wait and see. the fact that rishi sunak got— wait and see. the fact that rishi sunak got the- e a“: the fact that rishi sunak got the report a few nears— rishi sunak got the report a few nears age— rishi sunak got the report a few nears age ani— rishi sunak got the report a few hours ago and still hasn't reaenei— hours ago and still hasn't reaenei a— hours ago and still hasn't reached a verdict might mean anar— reached a verdict might mean rnar ibis— reached a verdict might mean rnar rnis is— reached a verdict might mean that this is actually pretty geei— that this is actually pretty geea nevvs— that this is actually pretty good news for— that this is actually pretty good news for dominic raab. if you— good news for dominic raab. if vea easi— good news for dominic raab. if vea easr vear— good news for dominic raab. if you cast your minds back to a revv— you cast your minds back to a few nenrns— you cast your minds back to a few months ago— you cast your minds back to a few months ago when the report inre— few months ago when the report be bannin— few months ago when the report into nadhim zahawi tax affairs came out, you'll— into nadhim zahawi tax affairs came out, you'll remember that ieisni— came out, you'll remember that ieisni sanab— came out, you'll remember that rishi sunak made— came out, you'll remember that rishi sunak made a decision virnin— rishi sunak made a decision within minutes— rishi sunak made a decision within minutes and wrote a green— within minutes and wrote a pretty scathing— within minutes and wrote a pretty scathing statement on bainin — pretty scathing statement on nadhim zahawi— pretty scathing statement on nadhim zahawi contact. and he was-bis— nadhim zahawi contact. and he was-bis ear— nadhim zahawi contact. and he was-his ear. so- nadhim zahawi contact. and he was-his ear. so the- nadhim zahawi contact. and he was his ear. so the fact was out on his ear. so the fact inab— was out on his ear. so the fact rnar ieisni — was out on his ear. so the fact that rishi sunak— was out on his ear. so the fact that rishi sunak has been ieeiing— that rishi sunak has been ieebing ar— that rishi sunak has been looking at it— that rishi sunak has been looking at it for so long saggesrs— looking at it for so long suggests least that there suggests at least that there are snaies— suggests at least that there are snares-grey,— suggests at least that there are shades grey, brings us shades of grey, which brings us on, shades of grey, which brings us en-sav— shades of grey, which brings us en-sav re— shades of grey, which brings us on,-say, to what's- on, as you say, to what's earning— on, as you say, to what's turning something a on, as you say, to what's turning-something a of a turning into something of a of a cabare— turning into something of a of a eairare var— turning into something of a of a culture war really,— turning into something of a of a culture war really, between rnese— culture war really, between rnese vvne — culture war really, between those who believe that dominic ieaab— those who believe that dominic ieaab is— those who believe that dominic ieaab is a— those who believe that dominic raab is a committed politician ane— raab is a committed politician vvne ienanis— raab is a committed politician who demands exacting standard and who demands exacting standard ani anar— who demands exacting standard and bar ine— who demands exacting standard and that the problem is that eivii— and that the problem is that civil servants,— and that the problem is that civil servants, millennial snowflakes, _ civil servants, millennial snowflakes, civil servants are anabie— snowflakes, civil servants are anabie re— snowflakes, civil servants are unable to keep— snowflakes, civil servants are unable to keep up with those sianiaris— unable to keep up with those standards. and— unable to keep up with those standards. and then there's the einer— standards. and then there's the einer sine— standards. and then there's the einer siie ei— standards. and then there's the other side of the— standards. and then there's the other side of the coin. those vne— other side of the coin. those vvne sav— other side of the coin. those vvne sav anar— other side of the coin. those who say that dominic raab is a nearerie— who say that dominic raab is a neurotic bully— who say that dominic raab is a neurotic bully who— who say that dominic raab is a neurotic bully who makes beebie-s— neurotic bully who makes people's lives— neurotic bully who makes people's lives a misery . and i people's lives a misery. and i rninb— people's lives a misery. and i ininb anar— people's lives a misery. and i think that whatever comes out of this think that whatever comes out of rnis repen— think that whatever comes out of this report, whatever verdict

ieisni— this report, whatever verdict ieisni sanab— this report, whatever verdict rishi sunak reaches and we can evbeer— rishi sunak reaches and we can evbeer bin — rishi sunak reaches and we can evbeer bin re— rishi sunak reaches and we can expect him to reach that verdict neberaiiv— expect him to reach that verdict neberaiiv ieiav— expect him to reach that verdict hopefully today, but it might brag— hopefully today, but it might irag inre— hopefully today, but it might drag into tomorrow and possibly iieniav— drag into tomorrow and possibly iieniav .— drag into tomorrow and possibly even monday . there will be even monday. there will be bienrv— even monday. there will be bienrv ei— even monday. there will be plenty of people both on the conservative— plenty of people both on the conservative backbenches and in the conservative backbenches and in ine—nave— conservative backbenches and in rne—nave verv- conservative backbenches and ini the—have very strong the country who have very strong ieeiings— the country who have very strong feelings either— the country who have very strong feelings either way. dominic ieaab— feelings either way. dominic raab although— feelings either way. dominic raab although he might not be bebaiar— raab although he might not be bebaiar viab— raab although he might not be popular with his— raab although he might not be popular with his staff, is green— popular with his staff, is brerrv—rnel pretty popular in the conservative party if has conservative party. so if he has to conservative party. so if he has re ge— conservative party. so if he has re ge, i— conservative party. so if he has re ge, i rninb— conservative party. so if he has to go, i think perhaps he won't go to go, i think perhaps he won't ge anar— to go, i think perhaps he won't ge inar gaieriv— to go, i think perhaps he won't go that quietly - _ to go, i think perhaps he won't go that quietly . “is?" :: go that quietly. yeah, indeed. and absolutely . i think that he and absolutely. i think that he does appear to be quite popular with the public does play with the public and it does play into you into this narrative, as you said, it is said, olivia, and it is important us to wait and important for us to wait and see, what actual see, obviously, what the actual detail and whether or detail of this is and whether or not indeed been behaving not he has indeed been behaving like of tyrant. but like some kind of tyrant. but i think lot of people might have think a lot of people might have some sympathy for the idea that here man with high here is a man with several high level to do at a time when level jobs to do at a time when the lot of fires the country has a lot of fires that needs fighting and that it needs fighting and frankly, if he has to knock a few heads together order to few heads together in order to do then i certainly do that, then i certainly don't have with olivia have a problem with it. olivia will you as and when will go back to you as and when we get developments, we are we get any developments, we are on people olivia we get any developments, we are on there people olivia we get any developments, we are on there who eople olivia we get any developments, we are on there who isple olivia we get any developments, we are on there who is ate olivia we get any developments, we are on there who is at downing utley there who is at downing

street us now. as soon as street for us now. as soon as there are any developments, like i've will bring that to i've said, i will bring that to you. i'm to go over to you. but i'm going to go over to what was originally our top story and is the story today. and is the government finally government now finally, finally about of about to take back control of our and ignore meddling our borders and ignore meddling erg foreign judges? rishi sunak has to the boats has promised to stop the boats and now he's understood to have caved in to backbench tory rebels and agreed to amend the illegal migration bill. so what this would in theory is this would mean in theory is that it allow ministers to that it would allow ministers to ignore european judges in certain situations. the echr stopped that flight to rwanda , stopped that flight to rwanda, where it was last year. it feels like years ago now, doesn't it, as well? it was on the runway. inen — as well? it was on the runway. inen abi— as well? it was on the runway. inen aii ei— as well? it was on the runway. inen aii ei a— as well? it was on the runway. then all of a sudden- , it was on the runway. then all of a sudden the lights veni— then all of a sudden the lights venr err.— then all of a sudden the lights went off. turned— then all of a sudden the lights went off. turned out that the iiignr— went off. turned out that the riignr vvasnr— went off. turned out that the flight wasn't going anywhere. ani— flight wasn't going anywhere. ana—ei- flight wasn't going anywhere. ana—er beebiel and i think a lot of people are siev— and i think a lot of people are sick ani— and i think a lot of people are sick and tired— and i think a lot of people are sick and tired of— and i think a lot of people are sick and tired of anonymous iereign— sick and tired of anonymous iereign-in— sick and tired of anonymous foreign-in dark- sick and tired of anonymous foreign in dark rooms in foreign judges in dark rooms in the foreign judges in dark rooms in ine-ei— foreign judges in dark rooms in ine-ei-srebbing- the dead of night stopping us fren— the dead of night stopping us iren—vvnel the dead of night stopping usi iren—vne ve from having control of who we eenen— from having control of who we aeben iren — from having control of who we deport from this— from having control of who we deport from this country or eenainiv— deport from this country or certainly who— deport from this country or certainly who we send to a iiiierenr— certainly who we send to a different country for processing bask— different country for processing bask-nan— different country for processing back-man that- different country for processing back-man that is. back again. a man that is impossible to is impossible for me to deport is deputy political editor tom harwood. what's on harwood. tom, what's going on here? end of here? is this the end of

meddling judges ? well, meddling foreign judges? well, there's two ways to look :: g g :3�* well, there's two ways to look at rnis. — there's two ways to look at rnis. ana — there's two ways to look at this. and -first- there's two ways to look at this. and first thing to say this. and the first thing to say in -conversation- this. and the first thing to say in -conversation is- this. and the first thing to say in conversation is we in this conversation is we naven-r— in this conversation is we naven-r-seen- in this conversation is we haven't seen text in this conversation is we. haven't-seen-text of haven't yet seen the text of ibis—anar- haven't yet seen the text of this—that we'rei this amendment that we're evbeering— this amendment that we're evbeering re— this amendment that we're expecting to be— this amendment that we're expecting to be laid before the bease— expecting to be laid before the bease as— expecting to be laid before the house as early— expecting to be laid before the house as early next tuesday . house as early as next tuesday. bar— house as early as next tuesday. bar ve— house as early as next tuesday. bar we be— house as early as next tuesday. but we do know— house as early as next tuesday. but we do know that a deal has been— but we do know that a deal has been reaenei— but we do know that a deal has been reached between these rebeis— been reached between these rebeis bei— been reached between these rebels, led by— been reached between these rebels, led by danny kruger, the eenservarive— rebels, led by danny kruger, the conservative member of bariianenr— conservative member of parliament and the government breberei— parliament and the government brokered between— parliament and the government brokered between these these rebeis— brokered between these these rebeis ani — brokered between these these rebels and the— brokered between these these rebels and the government . the rebels and the government. the rebeis— rebels and the government. the rebeis nave— rebels and the government. the rebels have been— rebels and the government. the rebels have been really wanting to rebels have been really wanting re rignren— rebels have been really wanting to tighten-what— rebels have been really wanting to tighten what already to tighten up what was already iegisiarare— to tighten up what was already legislature in— to tighten up what was already legislature in designed to stop the legislature in designed to stop rne bears. — legislature in designed to stop the boats. legislation designed to the boats. legislation designed re rignren— the boats. legislation designed re rignren ab— the boats. legislation designed to tighten up the— the boats. legislation designed to tighten up the system as rnings— to tighten up the system as inings srani— to tighten up the system as things stand to— to tighten up the system as things stand to stop the way in vnien— things stand to stop the way in vnien beebie— things stand to stop the way in which people can— things stand to stop the way in which people can appeal being so iiberab— which people can appeal being so iiberai. bar— which people can appeal being so liberal. but equally— which people can appeal being so liberal. but equally , we there liberal. but equally, we there big— liberal. but equally, we there were big concerns about the way in vnien— were big concerns about the way in which european— were big concerns about the way in which european judges might vveii— in which european judges might veii be— in which european judges might veii be abbe— in which european judges might well be able to— in which european judges might well be able to issue last minare— well be able to issue last minute decisions that prevent rnese— minute decisions that prevent inese bianes— minute decisions that prevent these planes going off the aeraii— these planes going off the detail within— these planes going off the detail within this deal, it re— detail within this deal, it seems to be,— detail within this deal, it seems to be, would be to pass a ban— seems to be, would be to pass a iav re— seems to be, would be to pass a iav re aiiev— seems to be, would be to pass a law to allow the _ seems to be, would be to pass a law to allow the government to

sinbiv— law to allow the government to sinbiv ignere— law to allow the government to simply ignore those rulings from iarebean— simply ignore those rulings from iarebean taiges— simply ignore those rulings from iarebean taiges .— simply ignore those rulings from european judges . and there is european judges. and there is some precedent— european judges. and there is some precedent here in terms of ignering— some precedent here in terms of ignering icin— some precedent here in terms of ignoring echr rulings , because ignoring echr rulings, because if we— ignoring echr rulings, because if we remember— ignoring echr rulings, because if we remember back to the start of if we remember back to the start ei ine— if we remember back to the start ei rne zo— if we remember back to the start ei be 20 rens— if we remember back to the start of the 20 tens, when the echr basning— of the 20 tens, when the echr basning re— of the 20 tens, when the echr was pushing to allow prisoner vering— was pushing to allow prisoner vering in— was pushing to allow prisoner vering in ine— was pushing to allow prisoner voting in the united kingdom, inev— voting in the united kingdom, be said— voting in the united kingdom, be said ir— voting in the united kingdom, they said it was— voting in the united kingdom, they said it was a human right for they said it was a human right rer bnseners— they said it was a human right for prisoners to _ they said it was a human right for prisoners to be allowed to vere — for prisoners to be allowed to vere in— for prisoners to be allowed to vote in elections— for prisoners to be allowed to vote in elections is actually anar— vote in elections is actually what happened— vote in elections is actually what happened was a backbench eress—banv— what happened was a backbench eress—bariv iierrv— what happened was a backbench cross—party motty bill passed the cross—party motty bill passed rne bease— cross—party motty bill passed rne bease ei— cross—party motty bill passed the house of commons saying no, we viii— the house of commons saying no, we viii ignere— the house of commons saying no, we will ignore this— the house of commons saying no, we will ignore this ruling and it we will ignore this ruling and ii nagieaiiv— we will ignore this ruling and it magically went away when the bease— it magically went away when the bease ei— it magically went away when the house of commons— it magically went away when the house of commons exerts its aarnerirv,— house of commons exerts its aarnerirv, ir— house of commons exerts its authority, it can— house of commons exerts its authority, it can push back againsr— authority, it can push back againsr ine— authority, it can push back against the echr . we've seen against the echr. we've seen anar— against the echr. we've seen an beiere— against the echr. we've seen that before and— against the echr. we've seen that before and that is the idea benini— that before and that is the idea benini rnis. — that before and that is the idea behind this. this— that before and that is the idea behind this. this amendment . behind this. this amendment. i vane— behind this. this amendment. i want re— behind this. this amendment. i want in push— behind this. this amendment. i want to push back— behind this. this amendment. i want to push back on- behind this. this amendment. i want to push back on the- behind this. this amendment. i want to push back on the notion that it would make us some kind of european an outlier with this, because there plenty this, because there are plenty of who are of european countries who are regarded as lovely , fluffy regarded as lovely, fluffy bastions of liberalism that actually do ignore the echr quite a lot . there are examples quite a lot. there are examples of quite a lot. there are examples ei inan— quite a lot. there are examples ei rnar. inere— quite a lot. there are examples of that. there are— quite a lot. there are examples of that. there are also- i: there are examples of that. there are also examples of that. there are also examples ei anies— of that. there are also examples of countries within— of that. there are also examples of countries within the european anien— of countries within the european bnien ani— of countries within the european union and within— of countries within the european

union and within the wider barebean— union and within the wider european landmass , for example, european landmass, for example, sveien— european landmass, for example, sveien inab— european landmass, for example, sweden, that take— european landmass, for example, sweden, that take very tough abbreaenes— sweden, that take very tough approaches from _ sweden, that take very tough approaches from asylum seekers. t hey— approaches from asylum seekers. inev nave— approaches from asylum seekers. inev nave a— approaches from asylum seekers. they have a list— approaches from asylum seekers. they have a list of— approaches from asylum seekers. they have a list of countries anar— they have a list of countries rnar inev— they have a list of countries that they determine to be safe. if that they determine to be safe. if seneene— that they determine to be safe. if is— that they determine to be safe. if someone is determined to have been— if someone is determined to have been-iren — if someone is determined to have been-iren ene— if someone is determined to have been-from one of- if someone is determined to have been from one of those been coming from one of those eannesr— been coming from one of those countries,-simply- been coming from one of those countries, simply don't countries, they simply don't aiiev— countries, they simply don't aiiev enirv— countries, they simply don't allow entry. now, don't do allow entry. now, we don't do anar— allow entry. now, we don't do bar-unrea— allow entry. now, we don't do that united kingdom . and allow entry. now, we don't do theif united kingdom . and allow entry. now, we don't do theif we united kingdom . and allow entry. now, we don't do theif we lookiited kingdom . and allow entry. now, we don't do theif we look at,d kingdom . and allow entry. now, we don't do theif we look at, for ngdom . and allow entry. now, we don't do theif we look at, for example, lnd so if we look at, for example, abbie— so if we look at, for example, abbie-eeanrrv- so if we look at, for example, albie country where a lot albie, for a country where a lot of albie, for a country where a lot ei nigranrs— albie, for a country where a lot of migrants and— albie, for a country where a lot of migrants and seekers of migrants and asylum seekers nave— of migrants and asylum seekers nave iren — of migrants and asylum seekers have come from the united bingien— have come from the united vingaen ne— have come from the united kingdom now has a returns agreenenr— kingdom now has a returns agreement with— kingdom now has a returns agreement with albania and is sensing— agreement with albania and is sending beebie— agreement with albania and is sending people back. but we aen-r— sending people back. but we aen-r keep— sending people back. but we don't keep that— sending people back. but we don't keep that on a list in the vav— don't keep that on a list in the vav anar— don't keep that on a list in the same way that some scandinavian anies— same way that some scandinavian anries ie— same way that some scandinavian countries do, saying— same way that some scandinavian countries do, saying that no one eening— countries do, saying that no one eening iren — countries do, saying that no one coming from that— countries do, saying that no one coming from that country can ani— coming from that country can come and settle— coming from that country can come and settle in the united bingien— come and settle in the united kingdom equally, think it's kingdom equally, i think it's veran— kingdom equally, i think it's verin saving— kingdom equally, i think it's worth saying that i was speaking to worth saying that i was speaking ie an— worth saying that i was speaking to an immigration— to an immigration lawyer a bribe— to an immigration lawyer a bite bir— to an immigration lawyer a little bit earlier— to an immigration lawyer a little bit earlier today who was saving— little bit earlier today who was saving anar— little bit earlier today who was saving inar ine— little bit earlier today who was saying that the risk of this iegisiarien— saying that the risk of this legislation is— saying that the risk of this legislation is that this will rave— legislation is that this will rare as— legislation is that this will rare as ear— legislation is that this will take us out of— legislation is that this will take us out of kilter with our neignbears— take us out of kilter with our neighbours europe in terms of neighbours in europe in terms of evbiieiriv— neighbours in europe in terms of evbiieiriv-rne- neighbours in europe in terms of explicitly the echr or explicitly rejecting the echr or neving— explicitly rejecting the echr or neving avav— explicitly rejecting the echr or moving away from the echr. the arganenr— moving away from the echr. the arganenr gees— moving away from the echr. the argument goes that this would give— argument goes that this would give saeeear— argument goes that this would give succour to— argument goes that this would give succour to countries like ieassia— give succour to countries like ieassia re— give succour to countries like russia to then— give succour to countries like russia to then go— give succour to countries like russia to then go and commit the

banan— russia to then go and commit the nanan rignrs— russia to then go and commit the human rights abuses that they do. human rights abuses that they be. bar— human rights abuses that they be. bar i— human rights abuses that they do. but i suppose— human rights abuses that they do. but i suppose counter to anar— do. but i suppose counter to bar inere— do. but i suppose counter to that there are— do. but i suppose counter to that there are lots of liberal niniei— that there are lots of liberal minded western— that there are lots of liberal minded western democratic anries— minded western democratic countries that— minded western democratic countries that aren't under the aasbiees— countries that aren't under the aasbiees ei— countries that aren't under the auspices of the— countries that aren't under the auspices of the echr. these ineiaie— auspices of the echr. these tngggg, ei— auspices of the echr. these include, of course , canada, include, of course, canada, aasrraiia— include, of course, canada, australia, new— include, of course, canada, australia, new zealand, many vvesrern— australia, new zealand, many western english— australia, new zealand, many western english speaking anies— western english speaking countries that— western english speaking countries that simply because rnev-re— countries that simply because rnev-re ner— countries that simply because inev-re ner in— countries that simply because they're not in europe, don't ieiiev— they're not in europe, don't ieiiev ine— they're not in europe, don't follow the echr— they're not in europe, don't follow the echr no. tom, thank you follow the echr no. tom, thank vea vera— follow the echr no. tom, thank you very, very much. it will be fascinating to see how this develops. of course, yesterday on this show it did break, didn't gents, didn't it? ladies and gents, that government's figures that the government's figures for who they were for people who they were expecting channel for people who they were expeyear, channel for people who they were expeyear, we'veiannel for people who they were expeyear, we've already this year, 56,000. we've already had around 5000 of them. that would mean around— “a: : 3000 that would mean around 140,000 people in nereis. — would mean around 140,000 people in nereis. se— would mean around 140,000 people in nereis. se ii— would mean around 140,000 people in hotels. so if now— would mean around 140,000 people in hotels. so if new the- in hotels. so if now the government has decided that they are going to ignore in some cases , some would argue cases, some would argue hopefully most the echr in their rulings by, let's be honest, foreign judges like i've said in the dead of night and anonim in many cases well to stop us many cases as well to stop us from being able to deport who we want to deport or put them on planes for processing in rwanda. et cetera. then actually, that could but could be a good thing. but football there and

football fans out there and actually you don't have to be a football appreciate this football fan to appreciate this story think this story because i think this epitomise absolute epitomise is the absolute nursery really of the kind of woke world that we live in, where everything racist and where everything is racist and everything some of everything has got some kind of microaggression attached to it. and have long i and i have long said that i think only when it think it will only be when it comes the ordinary man and comes for the ordinary man and woman. see the impact woman. and they see the impact of this kind of nutty behaviour in their day to day lives , that in their day to day lives, that people will start rising up against just this kind of big woke agenda that we're seeing. so get a load of this. okay. the guardian now claims that football badges might be racist art. so a writer says that the boats are manchester united and manchester city's badges are unked manchester city's badges are linked to slavery . so i believe linked to slavery. so i believe we can see these badges. the controversy over manchester united and manchester city is raging at the minute that is indeed an arsenal badge . and i indeed an arsenal badge. and i just thought i'd run through some of the other badges that should be cancelled. arsenal's badges have on of badges have gone on it, of course, the royal armaments

course, from the royal armaments factory, which we can all agree course, from the royal armaments farterribleiich we can all agree course, from the royal armaments farterribleiich shocking.. agree course, from the royal armaments farterribleiich shocking. thisze is terrible and shocking. this club clearly glorifying is terrible and shocking. this clulweapons:learly glorifying is terrible and shocking. this clulweapons:learljto lorifying is terrible and shocking. this clulweapons:learljto slaughter the weapons used to slaughter people behalf of the crown. people on behalf of the crown. if whizz newcastle if we whizz over to newcastle now, newcastle's badge has a norman castle on it and seahorses to represent their seafaring heritage. i mean, could that also be a reference to the slave trade? do we think maybe newcastle should be banned ? i newcastle's owners ? i mean newcastle's new owners as are probably reason as well are probably reason enough for various people to think they should be banned. i believe over now believe i can whizzes over now to cadogan to chelsea and the cadogan aristocratic family's coat of arms is on the chelsea badge. they have served numerous conservative governments, including trying to protect the interests. and by the way , you interests. and by the way, you will you will not believe this, protect the interests the protect the interests of the british empire during the second world war. they also own racehorses. and this is double bad. cancel chelsea, cancel the badge. southampton football club was originally founded by saint mary's church . that is obviously mary's church. that is obviously not diverse enough . or is it? not diverse enough. or is it? it's shocking in modern britain, the hampshire rose on their

emblem is reference is reference to king henry the fifth awarding the rose for the bravery of the hampshire archers during the battle of agincourt colonialism people european british colonialism absolute terrible and last but certainly not least, leicester are called the foxes and the foxes head on. their badge was originally taken from a fox killed in a hunt in 1922. animal cruelty at its worst. gary lineker is a former leicester player. if he's got anything about him, if he's got anything about him, if he's got anything about him at all, he will come out and condemn this. look, we can all agree now. we can all agree that football is a whole probably needs to be cancelled. shocking stuff. so there we go. what do you make of all of that? ladies and gentlemen ? football badges, gentlemen? football badges, really, apparently need be really, apparently need to be cancelled. on. is the cancelled. moving on. is the king too rich ? well, apparently king too rich? well, apparently he might be because he's worth a cool £1.8 billion, according to some reports. but is that a bad

thing? i quite like the idea of our king being rich. i mean, it would be a bit weird if he wasn't. and i think it's probably better for us as a nafion probably better for us as a nation have who's got nation to have a king who's got a of property and is visibly a lot of property and is visibly wealthy and well do. i'd wealthy and well to do. i'd rather as our rather have that as our king than, someone than, you know, someone who lives bridge in slough. lives under a bridge in slough. i'm patrick christys on gb news and is britain's news

radio. okay, welcome back, everybody. it was start to the it was a lively start to the snea— it was a lively start to the snev. i— it was a lively start to the show. i think— it was a lively start to the show. i think we should crack on in-sneaiin-r- show. i think we should crack on in-shouldn't we?- show. i think we should crack on in shouldn't we? here in that vein. shouldn't we? here is—vea. — in that vein. shouldn't we? here is—vea. lkingi is a question to you. is king cnaries— is a question to you. is king charles-rich— is a question to you. is king charles-rich ?- is a question to you. is king charles-rich ? so- is a question to you. is king charles rich ? so the charles too rich? so the eaariian— charles too rich? so the guardian stepped up its guardian has stepped up its eanbaign— guardian has stepped up its campaign against the royal raniiv— campaign against the royal raniiv bv— campaign against the royal family by claiming king's family by claiming the king's brivare— family by claiming the king's private fortune— family by claiming the king's private fortune is worth an esrinarei— private fortune is worth an estimated £1.8— private fortune is worth an estimated £1.8 billion. so they say estimated £1.8 billion. so they sav anar— estimated £1.8 billion. so they say an ine— estimated £1.8 billion. so they say that the fortune includes jewelleryr_ say that the fortune includes cars, jewellery, property investments, _ cars, jewellery, property investments, horses, rare sianes— investments, horses, rare sranbs. vean.— investments, horses, rare stamps. yeah. art and a nereiirarv— stamps. yeah. art and a hereditary estate. i think maybe anar— hereditary estate. i think maybe an ene— hereditary estate. i think maybe that one should— hereditary estate. i think maybe that one should have led the bin— that one should have led the biii inere— that one should have led the bill there. but— that one should have led the bill there. but there we go. i'm

ieinea— bill there. but there we go. i'm ieinei ne— bill there. but there we go. i'm ieinea bv— bill there. but there we go. i'm joined now by the— bill there. but there we go. i'm joined now by the historian iessa— joined now by the historian tessa-tessa,- joined now by the historian tessa-tessa, it's. joined now by the historian tessa tessa, it's great tessa dunlop. tessa, it's great to tessa dunlop. tessa, it's great re nave— tessa dunlop. tessa, it's great be brave vea— tessa dunlop. tessa, it's great to have you-show. - tessa dunlop. tessa, it's great to have you show. thank to have you on the show. thank you— to have you on the show. thank yea-verv— to have you on the show. thank vea-verv naeb— to have you on the show. thank you-very much.-andl you very, very much. first and ierenesb— you very, very much. first and foremost,-care- you very, very much. first and foremost,-care if- you very, very much. first and foremost, care if our foremost, do you care if our bing— foremost, do you care if our king is— foremost, do you care if our king is rien— foremost, do you care if our king is rich ? _ foremost, do you care if our king is rich ? i— foremost, do you care if our king is rich ? : foremost, do you care if our- king is rich ? i mean, you made a king is rich? i mean, you made a salient point, which is the expectation would be that a king isindeed expectation would be that a king is indeed rich as he heads our state and inherit and actually is a custodian of much of the nation's wealth in the name of the crown. i think there are issues here of transparency and there is a confusion about what is the king's private wealth and what indeed he holds in our name while he's sovereign . and that's while he's sovereign. and that's where it's not clear the waters are very grey indeed . okay, are very grey indeed. okay, we'll just go on— at; wig gr; okay, we'll just go on summarise that for we'll just go on summarise that ier ne— we'll just go on summarise that ier se— we'll just go on summarise that ier se vnv— we'll just go on summarise that for me. so why is— we'll just go on summarise that for me. so why is this so controversial?- for me. so why is this so controversial? because i think it controversial? because i think ir neari— controversial? because i think it would have— controversial? because i think it would have been a more controversial— it would have been a more controversial headline it controversial headline if it said— controversial headline if it saia-rne— controversial headline if it said-the king- controversial headline if it said the king wasn't said that the king wasn't a billionaire. _ said that the king wasn't a billionaire. so— said that the king wasn't a billionaire. so why is there a berenriai— billionaire. so why is there a potential point— billionaire. so why is there a potential point of contention abear— potential point of contention about transparency ? i think about transparency? i think rnere— about transparency? i think rnere rnere— about transparency? i think there there are— about transparency? i think there there are several issues nere. — there there are several issues nere. one— there there are several issues nere. one is— there there are several issues

here. one is that- there there are several issues here. g here. one is that king charles is much richer than his mother, and therefore , what we're and therefore, what we're talking about here is accrued wealth . and the main reason why wealth. and the main reason why he's become so rich is that under a deal struck with john major, sovereign twins can avoid inheritance tax, which incidental albie is one of the reasons why . andrew i know not reasons why. andrew i know not senebeav— reasons why. andrew i know not senebeav ane— reasons why. andrew i know not somebody who gets— andrew i know not somebody who gets much public svnnaibv— somebody who gets much public svnbarnv, bar— somebody who gets much public sympathy, but why andrew is said to sympathy, but why andrew is said be be— sympathy, but why andrew is said be be in— sympathy, but why andrew is said to be in despair— sympathy, but why andrew is said to be in despair here because he is nearby— to be in despair here because he is eieariv ner— to be in despair here because he is clearly not the— to be in despair here because he is clearly not the sovereign nor inaeea— is clearly not the sovereign nor indeed an— is clearly not the sovereign nor indeed an er— is clearly not the sovereign nor indeed an or edward . ': is clearly not the sovereign nor indeed an or edward . ' : indeed an or edward. and so most of ene— indeed an or edward. and so most of the queen's private wealth has been funnelled through charles to avoid inherit tax. for example , balmoral, not just for example, balmoral, not just a highland castle, a thumping great estate arrives in charles lap without him having to pay one dot or iota of inheritance tax. ditto sandringham. and then you get on to the duchies. now the duchy of cornwall,- you get on to the duchies. now the duchy of cornwall, we- gii 0" jr: now the duchy of cornwall, we know veran— the duchy of cornwall, we know venn ii— the duchy of cornwall, we know worth £1 billion,— the duchy of cornwall, we know worth £1 billion, by the way, nas— worth £1 billion, by the way, nas iasr— worth £1 billion, by the way, has just plopped into william's lap has just plopped into william's iab . — has just plopped into william's iab . oi— has just plopped into william's lap . of course— has just plopped into william's

lap . of course he— has just plopped into william's lap . cj�*" iiiii. e: has just plopped into william's lap . iiiii. e: ze�*r lap. of course he will one day, if all goes according to plan, be sovereign. meanwhile, charles has duchy lancashire has the duchy of lancashire here, itself here, and that in itself delivers something to the tune of 20 plus million pounds a year for the sovereign to play with this is separate from the crown estates. the crown estates held in the monarch's name, including swathes of property. incidentally and land in london, regent street , hyde park, regent street, hyde park, etcetera. they are governed in the name of the sovereign . the the name of the sovereign. the monies go to the government and from that money the sovereign is then paid a proportion think 20, 21, 22 it was about £85 million. so that is separate. that's the sovereign grant. but there's other monies referred to are exempt from all normal rules that someone like you, patrick, despite your vast salary gb news would be subjected to if you die. okay, that's a bit ambitious— die. okay, that's a bit ambitious that- : ii okay, that's a bit ambitious that to be fair. but rnere— ambitious that to be fair. but rnere ve— ambitious that to be fair. but rnere ve ge. — ambitious that to be fair. but there we go. but— ambitious that to be fair. but there we go. but seriously, rneagn— there we go. but seriously, rneagn is— there we go. but seriously, though, is this— there we go. but seriously, though, is this not just he's rne— though, is this not just he's rne king,— though, is this not just he's rne ning, ne— though, is this not just he's the king, he should be exempt, sneaiin-r— the king, he should be exempt, shouldn't he?— the king, he should be exempt, shouldn't he? mean, is this the king, he should be exempt, shojust't he? mean, is this the king, he should be exempt, shojust people mean, is this

the king, he should be exempt, shojust people inaan, is this the king, he should be exempt, shojust people in a n, is this the king, he should be exempt, shojust people in a modern; not just people in a modern verbi— not just people in a modern verii vne— not just people in a modern world who are— not just people in a modern world who are really kind of ant— world who are really kind of anti wealth— world who are really kind of anti wealth and— world who are really kind of anti wealth and anti posh people and anti—monarchy increase? i'm being— and anti—monarchy increase? i'm ieebing ar— and anti—monarchy increase? i'm ieebing ar rne— and anti—monarchy increase? i'm looking at the bbc— and anti—monarchy increase? i'm looking at the bbc home page bees rne— looking at the bbc home page now. does the king need a coronation?— now. does the king need a coronation? well, i hope it's a vera— coronation? well, i hope it's a one word article. _ coronation? well, i hope it's a one word article. it just says yes,— one word article. it just says yes its— one word article. it just says yesv ir-s vea— one word article. it just says yesv ir-s vea nav— one word article. it just says yes, it's you may say that is an nisrerie— yes, it's you may say that is an historic comment. _ yes, it's you may say that is an historic comment. i yes, it's you may say that is an historic comment. i mean, for example, you probably don't know patrick, but the last coronation that we had on the european continent was in 1922. so this is a little slice of— iiiii’x i l“ so this is a little slice of british exceptionalism. and i think rnere— exceptionalism. and i think rnere is— exceptionalism. and i think rnere is a— exceptionalism. and i think there is a good— exceptionalism. and i think there is a good question to be aslee— there is a good question to be asked around— there is a good question to be asked around whether this will there is a good question to be asiindeedind whether this will there is a good question to be asiindeed ourwhether this will there is a good question to be asiindeed our last her this will there is a good question to be asiindeed our last coronation.l there is a good question to be asiindeed our last coronation be indeed our last coronation bar— be indeed our last coronation bar rbar-s— be indeed our last coronation but that's not— be indeed our last coronation but that's not what— be indeed our last coronation but that's not what we're- but that's not what we're debating today. today we're aebaring— debating today. today we're aebaring rne— debating today. today we're debating the -wealth.| debating today. today we're- debating the -wealth. does debating the king's wealth. does it debating the king's wealth. does ir narrere — debating the king's wealth. does it matter? .problem- debating the king's wealth. does it matter? ” it matter? the problem is our royal family, whether like it royal family, whether we like it or know like to or not, and i know you like to tub thump the right in news tub thump to the right in news and i understand that you're but squarely monarchists and i'm actually light. actually a monarchist light. but the the polling that's the truth is the polling that's taken place on royal family taken place on the royal family since the 1980s has seen their popularity so it's popularity go like that. so it's about 80 plus% in the 80 falls down to about 69. with all the divorces in the 90 seconds goes

down 55% of the down to about 55% of the population before the queen's death. that means that even before the queen died , about 45% before the queen died, about 45% of the population were ambivalent at best. if you add into that equation not just the idea of hereditary principle , idea of hereditary principle, which chafes for a large number of people , but actually on of people, but actually on accounted for buckets of wealth, which incidentally , he opts to which incidentally, he opts to pay which incidentally, he opts to pay income tax on from the duchy of lancashire. there's no obugafion of lancashire. there's no obligation there. that was a decision taken in the 1990s. but the bigger issue is the lack of inherit tax. why did all the queen's racehorses go? for instance , to charles and not to instance, to charles and not to anne? anne is the olympian. they went to charles because he doesn't have to pay income tax. incidentally, he sold a couple of them off and made a cool 2 or £3 million in the process. but you can understand and why the siblings issue with siblings might take issue with that we as a nation siblings might take issue with that take we as a nation siblings might take issue with that take we more nation siblings might take issue with that take we more umbrage . might take even more umbrage. yeah, look, it's fascinating sraii. — yeah, look, it's fascinating sraii. i— yeah, look, it's fascinating stuff. i really— yeah, look, it's fascinating stuff. i really appreciate you eening— stuff. i really appreciate you eening en— stuff. i really appreciate you coming on talking coming on and talking about

bis.— coming on and talking about bis-banne- coming on and talking about this. dunlop there. who's this. tessa dunlop there. who's banieb— this. tessa dunlop there. who's baniasr— this. tessa dunlop there. who's banrasr geing— this. tessa dunlop there. who's banrasr geing re— this. tessa dunlop there. who's dunjust going to read a comment i'm just going to read a comment bere— i'm just going to read a comment nee-kings— here from the king's spokesperson so here from the king's- spokesperson-so it says, spokesperson right. so it says, vvniie— spokesperson right. so it says, vvniie ve— spokesperson right. so it says, vvniie we be— spokesperson right. so it says, while we do comment while we do not comment on brivare—iigaresi private finances, your figures are private finances, your figures nigniv— private finances, your figures are highly this— private finances, your figures are highly this is about the eaariians— are highly this is about the guardians-your- are highly this is about the guardians your figures are highly this is about the guea iians your figures are highly this is about the guea highly your figures are highly this is about the guea highly creative ur figures are highly this is about the guea highly creative mix]ures are highly this is about the guea highly creative mix ofes are a highly creative mix of sbeeaiarien— are a highly creative mix of speculation, assumption and naeearaev— speculation, assumption and naeearaev rer— speculation, assumption and inaccuracy. for me, there's a bigger— inaccuracy. for me, there's a bigger bierare— inaccuracy. for me, there's a bigger picture here. i absolutely- bigger picture here. i absolutely appreciate what tessa is—ir-s— absolutely appreciate what tessa is—ir-s ner— absolutely appreciate what tessa is—ir-s ner i- absolutely appreciate what tessa is_it's not i don't- is saying and it's not i don't rninv— is saying and it's not i don't think.should_ think it should be really a sneer— think it should be really a sneak re— think it should be really a shock to anyone that there is a bage— shock to anyone that there is a nage aanr— shock to anyone that there is a huge amount wealth huge amount of wealth circulating— huge amount of wealth circulatand_ huge amount of wealth circulatand that maybe are family and that maybe they are evenin— family and that maybe they are evenbr iren — family and that maybe they are exempt from certain things that we are-evenin— exempt from certain things that we are exempt from. and we are not exempt from. and i get— we are not exempt from. and i ger rnar— we are not exempt from. and i gei bar bar— we are not exempt from. and i get that that might shape a bite— get that that might shape a bite bir— get that that might shape a little bit as— get that that might shape a little bit as tessa was saying. bar— little bit as tessa was saying. earline— little bit as tessa was saying. but-the same— little bit as tessa was saying. but the same time, does but at the same time, there does appear— but at the same time, there does area ie— but at the same time, there does appear re-be— but at the same time, there does appear re-be a— but at the same time, there does appear to be a concerted appear to me to be a concerted eanbaign— appear to me to be a concerted eanbaignlsene— appear to me to be a concerted campaign some quarters to try campaign in some quarters to try to campaign in some quarters to try re—ieeas- campaign in some quarters to try re—ieeas en- to just continue to focus on bereeivea— to just continue to focus on perceived negatives of the royal raniiv.— perceived negatives of the royal raniiv. ani— perceived negatives of the royal raniiv. and in— perceived negatives of the royal family. and i'm not sure that rnese— family. and i'm not sure that inese beebie— family. and i'm not sure that these people are— family. and i'm not sure that these people are going to be rnar— these people are going to be an nabbv— these people are going to be that happy until— these people are going to be that happy until buckingham raiaee— that happy until buckingham raiaee is— that happy until buckingham palace is turned into some kind of palace is turned into some kind ei nigranr— palace is turned into some kind of migrant hotel— palace is turned into some kind of migrant hotel or a homeless sbeiien— of migrant hotel or a homeless shelter. - know, - of migrant hotel or a homeless shelter. know, king shelter. and, you know, king cnaries— shelter. and, you know, king charles flagellates himself earsiie— charles flagellates himself outside buckingham palace to say serv— outside buckingham palace to say serrv rer— outside buckingham palace to say sorry for something— outside buckingham palace to say sorry for something that may or may— sorry for something that may or may ner— sorry for something that may or may not happened with the may not have happened with the save— may not have happened with the siave-rne— may not have happened with the slave-the 1600s,- may not have happened with the slave the 1600s, but we slave trade in the 1600s, but we go slave trade in the 1600s, but we ge ne— slave trade in the 1600s, but we ge neving— slave trade in the 1600s, but we go now, moving on.— slave trade in the 1600s, but we go now, moving on. paul o'grady

ianerai— go now, moving on. paul o'grady ianerai-biaee- go now, moving on. paul o'grady funeral-place in- go now, moving on. paul o'grady funeral place in kent, funeral is taking place in kent, i funeral is taking place in kent, i beiieve— funeral is taking place in kent, i believe. and— funeral is taking place in kent, i believe. and i— funeral is taking place in kent, i believe. and i think might i believe. and i think we might nave—ei- i believe. and i think we might nave—er abi- i believe. and i think we might have _of all of. i believe. and i think we might. have _of all of this. have some images of all of this. were— have some images of all of this. were-re— have some images of all of this. were-re be— have some images of all of this. we're-to be talking- have some images of all of this. we're to be talking about we're going to be talking about rnar— we're going to be talking about an verv— we're going to be talking about that very shortly.— we're going to be talking about that very shortly. and there's bearis— that very shortly. and there's beans—eene- that very shortly. and there's- loads_come between that very shortly. and there's- load and -come between that very shortly. and there's load and 6:00. come between that very shortly. and there's load and 6:00. that:ome between that very shortly. and there's load and 6:00. that:onimagesaen now and 6:00. that is images rnere— now and 6:00. that is images. there _funeral. there of paul o'grady's funeral. of there of paul o'grady's funeral. ei-i— there of paul o'grady's funeral. ei-i vas— there of paul o'grady's funeral. ei-i savingv- there of paul o'grady's funeral. of i was saying, and of course, as i was saying, and raai— of course, as i was saying, andi paar—raving paul o'grady's funeral is taking biase— paul o'grady's funeral is taking brace-bene— paul o'grady's funeral is taking place-homelkent. paul o'grady's funeral is taking place-homelkent .i paul o'grady's funeral is taking. place-homelkent . and place near his home in kent. and we place near his home in kent. and vvenevv- ine— place near his home in kent. and vvenevv- rne-ei- we can see now the coffin of raai— we can see now the coffin of raai e-eraiv— we can see now the coffin of paul o'grady being carried rnreagn— paul o'grady being carried inreagn re— paul o'grady being carried through to the— paul o'grady being carried through to the church . he was 67 through to the church. he was 67 years— through to the church. he was 67 years eie— through to the church. he was 67 years eii vnen— through to the church. he was 67 years old when he— through to the church. he was 67 years old when he sadly passed away— years old when he sadly passed away iasr— years old when he sadly passed away last month.— years old when he sadly passed away last month. he's being laid to away last month. he's being laid re resr. — away last month. he's being laid re resr. ir— away last month. he's being laid to rest. it will— away last month. he's being laid to rest. it will be— away last month. he's being laid to rest. it will be a— away last month. he's being laid to rest. it will be a private service— to rest. it will be a private service ani— to rest. it will be a private service and it's— to rest. it will be a private service and it's in aldington ana— service and it's in aldington ana anar— service and it's in aldington and what happened just earlier was and what happened just earlier as be— and what happened just earlier was as he was arriving at the snaren— was as he was arriving at the church, mourners— was as he was arriving at the church, mourners as some with rneir— church, mourners as some with rneir begs— church, mourners as some with their dogs, there— church, mourners as some with their dogs, there was a big dog rarnear— their dogs, there was a big dog turnout because— their dogs, there was a big dog turnout because of paul o-eraiv-s— turnout because of paul o'grady's massive love of dogs ani— o'grady's massive love of dogs and—nes- o'grady's massive love of dogs and—he's done. o'grady's massive love of dogs and—he's done at| and his work that he's done at barbersea— and his work that he's done at battersea dogs— and his work that he's done at battersea dogs and cats home as verb— battersea dogs and cats home as verb-eine— battersea dogs and cats home as well,-other things- battersea dogs and cats home as well, other things as well, amongst other things as verb.— well, amongst other things as well.-hundreds- well, amongst other things as well.-hundreds of- well, amongst other things as well. hundreds of people well. and hundreds of people rarnei— well. and hundreds of people rarnea ear— well. and hundreds of people turned out to— well. and hundreds of people turned out to pay their respects for turned out to pay their respects ier rnis— turned out to pay their respects for this iconic— turned out to pay their respects for this iconic ,_ turned out to pay their respects for this iconic , iconic tv and for this iconic, iconic tv and snevbiz— for this iconic, iconic tv and showbiz legend.— for this iconic, iconic tv and showbiz legend. as we witnessed inere— showbiz legend. as we witnessed rnere .— showbiz legend. as we witnessed rnere , bis— showbiz legend. as we witnessed there , his coffin— showbiz legend. as we witnessed there , his coffin being carried there, his coffin being carried inre— there, his coffin being carried inre rnar— there, his coffin being carried into that church— there, his coffin being carried into that church and a brass bani— into that church and a brass bani braving— into that church and a brass band playing and mourners nearby as vein— band playing and mourners nearby as web. se— band playing and mourners nearby as well. so there— band playing and mourners nearby as well. so there we— band playing and mourners nearby as well. so there we go . now,

as well. so there we go. now, bers— as well. so there we go. now, be inere— as well. so there we go. now, lots more still— as well. so there we go. now, lots more still to— as well. so there we go. now, lots more still to come between ani— lots more still to come between ana babe.— lots more still to come between now and 6:00. the— lots more still to come between now and 6:00. the french rioted beaase— now and 6:00. the french rioted beaase rnev— now and 6:00. the french rioted because they didn't— now and 6:00. the french rioted because they didn't want the bensien— because they didn't want the bensien age— because they didn't want the bensien age re— because they didn't want the pension age to be increased to ea.— pension age to be increased to ee- vveii— pension age to be increased to ee- vveii ve— pension age to be increased to 64. well we might have to work anrii— 64. well we might have to work anrii vvene— 64. well we might have to work until we're 70. _ 64. well we might have to work until we're 70. i— 64. well we might have to work until we're 70. i mean, good grief.— until we're 70. i mean, good grief. obviously,— until we're 70. i mean, good grief. obviously, i don't eenenei— grief. obviously, i don't condone any- grief. obviously, i don't condone any of that kind of frames— condone any of that kind of iianes in— condone any of that kind of flames in the— condone any of that kind of flames in the streets and stuff. bar— flames in the streets and stuff. bar are— flames in the streets and stuff. bar ve— flames in the streets and stuff. but are we not— flames in the streets and stuff. but are we not going to go and sran— but are we not going to go and srari breresring— but are we not going to go and start protesting soon? start protesting anytime soon? wnar-s—nereei start protesting anytime soon?l what's—here? it what's going to happen here? it just what's going to happen here? iti iasr—bririsn just does. mild mannered british just does. mild mannered british iasr—rnere— just does. mild mannered british iasr—rnere ani- just does. mild mannered british just there and take just going to sit there and take it. just going to sit there and take in ani— just going to sit there and take in and i— just going to sit there and take in and i viii— just going to sit there and take it. and i will ask— just going to sit there and take it. and i will ask vladimir rain-s— it. and i will ask vladimir putin's ghost— it. and i will ask vladimir putin's ghost ships spying on the-preparation- putin's ghost ships spying on the preparation for some the uk in preparation for some bina— the uk in preparation for some kind-russian— the uk in preparation for some kind russian invasion. but kind of russian invasion. but rig,— kind of russian invasion. but rig, ir— kind of russian invasion. but mg, i is— kind of russian invasion. but first, it is, of— kind of russian invasion. but first, it is, of course, your neaaiines— first, it is, of course, your headlines-rory- first, it is, of course, your headlines rory . headlines with rory. inani— headlines with rory. i thank you,- headlines with rory. . - thank you, patrick. headlines with rory. thank you, patrick. the latest headlines with rory. thank you, patrick.we're atest from the gb newsroom. we're going to start in us because going to start in the us because the most powerful rocket ever built has launched from south texas.

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. city tv online, dab+ radio and on tune. this is. . city tv online, dab+ radio and on tune. this is . gb news direct on tune. this is. gb news direct bullion sponsors the financial report on gb news for gold and silver investment . all right . silver investment. all right. taking a quick look at today's markets, the pound will buy you 1.24, six, $5 . and ,1.1344. the 1.24, six, $5. and ,1.1344. the price of gold is £1,613.20 per ounce. and the ftse 100, that's currently . at 7890 points. currently. at 7890 points. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment. is it time to take to the streets? ladies and gentlemen, millions of ladies and gentlemen, millions ei bars— ladies and gentlemen, millions of brits could— ladies and gentlemen, millions of brits could be— ladies and gentlemen, millions of brits could be forced even to verb— of brits could be forced even to verb ienger— of brits could be forced even to verb ienger as— of brits could be forced even to work longer as the— of brits could be forced even to work longer as the retirement age—

work longer as the retirement age reeks— work longer as the retirement age ieevs ser— work longer as the retirement age looks set to _ work longer as the retirement age looks set to rise to 70. the insrirare— age looks set to rise to 70. the insrirare rer— age looks set to rise to 70. the institute for fiscal— age looks set to rise to 70. the institute for fiscal studies reveaiei— institute for fiscal studies revealed the _ institute for fiscal studies revealed the state pension age seabi— revealed the state pension age could increase— revealed the state pension age could increase by— revealed the state pension age could increase by four years as be— could increase by four years as the government— could increase by four years as the government grapples to get a grip ei— the government grapples to get a grin er nabbe— the government grapples to get a grip of public finances. but is rnis— grip of public finances. but is an rignre— grip of public finances. but is this right? should we accept rnis— this right? should we accept an er— this right? should we accept this or should— this right? should we accept this or should we be like the irenen— this or should we be like the rrenen ear— this or should we be like the french out there— this or should we be like the french out there on the streets 7 french out there on the streets eves.— french out there on the streets eves. bar— french out there on the streets ? yes. but obviously we don't eenenei— ? yes. but obviously we don't condone setting— ? yes. but obviously we don't condone setting fire to things ana— condone setting fire to things and-ei— condone setting fire to things anaiei rnar— condone setting fire to things and-of that stuff.- condone setting fire to things and of that stuff. joining and all of that stuff. joining ne— and all of that stuff. joining eiss-as- and all of that stuff. joining me-discuss-is. me now to discuss this is beiirieai— me now to discuss this isi political—jess me now to discuss this is- political_jess gill. political commentator jess gill. regs.— political commentator jess gill. iess anar— political commentator jess gill. jess, what first,— political commentator jess gill. jess, what first, sorry, are we going— jess, what first, sorry, are we geing re— jess, what first, sorry, are we geing re nave— jess, what first, sorry, are we going to have to— jess, what first, sorry, are we going to have to work until ibi— going to have to work until me is— going to have to work until we're 70? is this- going to have to work until we're 70? is this right? oh, vean— we're 70? is this right? oh, vean ,— we're 70? is this right? oh, vean , ir— we're 70? is this right? oh, vean , ii eiees— we're 70? is this right? oh, yeah , it does seem that way. yeah, it does seem that way. i ran— yeah, it does seem that way. i last vana— yeah, it does seem that way. i rasr vane re— yeah, it does seem that way. i just want to know— yeah, it does seem that way. i just want to know-is- yeah, it does seem that way. i just want to know-is our just want to know where is our taxpayer money going towards? we have tax burden in have the highest tax burden in over 70 years. it seems to be going— over 70 years. it seems to be geing — over 70 years. it seems to be geing inere— over 70 years. it seems to be going on. there seems to be enough for money woke projects. it seems to be enough money to bease— it seems to be enough money to nease iiiegai— it seems to be enough money to house illegal immigrants in beers.— house illegal immigrants in nereis. bar— house illegal immigrants in hotels. but there doesn't seem to hotels. but there doesn't seem be be— hotels. but there doesn't seem be be eneagn— hotels. but there doesn't seem to be enough money to provide for to be enough money to provide ier rne— to be enough money to provide for the elderly— to be enough money to provide for the elderly people who have ieaiearei— for the elderly people who have dedicated their— for the elderly people who have dedicated their whole lives to rnis— dedicated their whole lives to rniseeanrrv. — dedicated their whole lives to this country. it's— dedicated their whole lives to this country. c a?“ this country. it's an absolute joke. i this country. it's an absolute joke . i mean, this country. it's an absolute rate. r i— this country. it's an absolute joke. i mean, i am- this country. c a?“ i mean, i am perfectly joke. i mean, i am perfectly viiiing— joke. i mean, i am perfectly viiiing re— joke. i mean, i am perfectly willing to actually- i mean, i am perfectly willing to actually die in this ebain— willing to actually die in this chair. actually,— willing to actually die in this chair. actually, i— willing to actually die in this chair. actually, i would love to be abbe—

chair. actually, i would love to be abie re— chair. actually, i would love to be able to continue to work and do be able to continue to work and be rnis— be able to continue to work and be an reb— be able to continue to work and do this job genuinely until the day do this job genuinely until the iav i— do this job genuinely until the iav i bree— do this job genuinely until the day i drop because it is for my enev— day i drop because it is for my nenevlbesr— day i drop because it is for my nenevlbesr ieb- day i drop because it is for my money,-best job in- day i drop because it is for my money, best job in the money, the best job in the verba— money, the best job in the world-said,- money, the best job in the world.-said, for- money, the best job in the world. said, for lot of world. that said, for a lot of beebie— world. that said, for a lot of beebie-ier— world. that said, for a lot of beebie-ier ei- world. that said, for a lot of people lot of people as people and a lot of people as veri— people and a lot of people as verb-in— people and a lot of people as verb-in rne- people and a lot of people as well-in the public. well who work in the public seeenr— well who work in the public seeenr se— well who work in the public sector. so .you're - well who work in the public sector. so you're nurse sector. so if you're a nurse or vea— sector. so if you're a nurse or vea are— sector. so if you're a nurse or vea a— sector. so if you're a nurse or you are a firefighter all of you are a firefighter or all of rnis— you are a firefighter or all of rnis-nean- you are a firefighter or all of this-mean, the- you are a firefighter or all of this mean, the idea this stuff, i mean, the idea anar— this stuff, i mean, the idea inar yea-re— this stuff, i mean, the idea that you're going to be told rnar— that you're going to be told an vave— that you're going to be told that you've got— that you're going to be told that you've got to work until 70r— that you've got to work until ice—srare i 70, until you get a state bensien— 70, until you get a state- pension,_absolute pension, i think is an absolute disgrace.— pension, i think is an absolute aisgraee. ine— pension, i think is an absolute disgrace. the pensioners scheme is a— disgrace. the pensioners scheme is a sea— disgrace. the pensioners scheme is a sea rnar-s— disgrace. the pensioners scheme is a god that's failed. let's be noness— is a god that's failed. let's be honest ir-s— is a god that's failed. let's be honest as a— is a god that's failed. let's be honest. it's a complete ponzi scheme. people who have been paying scheme. people who have been paying system paying into the system their whole life see the whole life won't see the benefits, won't reap the rewards of it . i don't benefits, won't reap the rewards of it. i don't think it's fair for the people who've dedicated their whole lives paying taxes to this country and don't have the it's not a privilege. it should be a basic human right. pretty much to retire. think pretty much to retire. i think we, the people of this country, deserve that . and i feel bad. my deserve that. and i feel bad. my mum, she's almost at pension age in a five or so years . mum, she's almost at pension age in a five or so years. i'm worried about her. like what? what's going to happen to her? the these are the people who have dedicated their whole lives to this country. these are the people who need protecting, need

supporting. has supporting. and the state has said that they will offer them this support and then only to pull out at the last minute saying no, we're not going to provide for you where our provide for you where is our taxpayer if it's taxpayer money going to if it's not who it not supporting those who need it the most? well, part of the brebien — the most? well, part of the brebien lan— the most? well, part of the problem .an ageing- , well, part of the problem an ageing population. problem is an ageing population. and problem is an ageing population. ana-beebie— problem is an ageing population. ana-beebie sran- problem is an ageing population. and people start shouting and before people start shouting at and before people start shouting asereensarnr--- at their tv screens now i am not saving— at their tv screens now i am not saving-beebie— at their tv screens now i am not saying people problem. saying old people are a problem. it's absolutely— saying old people are a problem. it's absolutely not— saying old people are a problem. it's absolutely not what i'm saving. — it's absolutely not what i'm saying. illustrate saying. but to illustrate the even— saying. but to illustrate the even ei— saying. but to illustrate the extent of what's— saying. but to illustrate the extent of what's going on here. ovav— extent of what's going on here. ebav rne— extent of what's going on here. okay the population is ageing ani— okay the population is ageing and in— okay the population is ageing ana in 2050,— okay the population is ageing and in 2050, a— okay the population is ageing and in 2050, a state pension age as bign— and in 2050, a state pension age as nign as— and in 2050, a state pension age as nign as io— and in 2050, a state pension age as high as 70 would— and in 2050, a state pension age as high as 70 would be required as hiin as 70 would be required to as high as 70 would be required re keep— as high as 70 would be required re keep me— as high as 70 would be required to keep the share— as high as 70 would be required to keep the share of adults aged rne— to keep the share of adults aged over the state _ to keep the share of adults aged over the state pension at its anenr— over the state pension at its current rate _ over the state pension at its current rate of— over the state pension at its current rate of 24. for casts earrenriv— current rate of 24. for casts earrenriv sav— current rate of 24. for casts currently say that it would be erie— currently say that it would be are by— currently say that it would be sin by bebo- — currently say that it would be 31% by 2050. 34% by 2070. currently say that it would be 51% by 2050. 54% by 2070. so beebie— 51% by 2050. 54% by 2070. so beebie ne— 31% by 2050. 54% by 2070. so beebie vne— 51% by 2050. 54% by 2070. so people now who are in their 20s ani— people now who are in their 20s and ses— people now who are in their 20s and sees are— people now who are in their 20s and 30s are being— people now who are in their 20s and 30s are being braced to prepare— and 30s are being braced to prepare re— and 30s are being braced to prepare re ner— and 30s are being braced to prepare to not be able to retire anrii— prepare to not be able to retire anrii vear— prepare to not be able to retire anrii vear io— prepare to not be able to retire until your 70 on— prepare to not be able to retire until your 70 on the state rensien— until your 70 on the state bensien. riv— until your 70 on the state pension. my concern for this, ress— pension. my concern for this, iess veaii— pension. my concern for this, jess, would be— pension. my concern for this, jess, would be that it means rnar— jess, would be that it means an inere— jess, would be that it means that more people are just going to that more people are just going re—as— that more people are just goingi re—as-nenev that more people are just going- re—as-nenev as to try and make as much money as rnev— to try and make as much money as rnev-ean— to try and make as much money as rnev-ean as— to try and make as much money as they-can as quickly- they possibly can as quickly as bessibie—aii- they possibly can as quickly as

possible all going possible and they're all going to possible and they're all going re-banving— possible and they're all going to banking they're to go into banking and they're all to go into banking and they're air-ge— to go into banking and they're air-ge inre- to go into banking and they're all-go into those- all going to go into those kind of careers very— all going to go into those kind of careers very worthy careers. bar—veaii - of careers very worthy careers. i but—would anyone but why on earth would anyone ieeiiee— but why on earth would anyone decide?_what- but why on earth would anyone decide?_what i'll. decide? i'll tell you what i'll be.— decide? i'll tell you what i'll be. in— decide? i'll tell you what i'll be. in geing— decide? i'll tell you what i'll be. in geing re— decide? i'll tell you what i'll do. i'm going to go into reaening— do. i'm going to go into reaeningla- do. i'm going to go into teaching a primary teaching at a primary school ieveb— teaching at a primary school bevel—,- teaching at a primary school ievei,—, erl teaching at a primary schooli ievei,—, er in level, which we need, or i'm going— level, which we need, or i'm goinglgo_ level, which we need, or i'm going-go-child- level, which we need, or i'mi going-go-child-or going to go into child care or in — going to go into child care or in geing— going to go into child care or in geing-ge— going to go into child care or i'm going-go into- going to go into child care or i'm going go into adult i'm going to go into adult seeiai— i'm going to go into adult social-because- i'm going to go into adult social because one day social care because one day rnev-re—reiil social care because one day. they're—told, sorry, they're going to be told, sorry, you— they're going to be told, sorry, vea—srare- they're going to be told, sorry,l you—state pension you can't get your state pension anrii— you can't get your state pension anrii-bv— you can't get your state pension anrii-bv vnien- until your 70, by which time, irenieaiiv— until your 70, by which time, irenieaiiv ,— until your 70, by which time, ironically , you— until your 70, by which time, ironically , you need some ironically, you might need some anab— ironically, you might need some aean—ei— ironically, you might need some aiair—ei vear- ironically, you might need some adult—of your own. . adult social care of your own. vean— adult social care of your own. yeah,-completely- adult social care of your own. yeah, completely correct yeah, you're completely correct to yeah, you're completely correct re aise— yeah, you're completely correct re ii.— yeah, you're completely correct re ir. — yeah, you're completely correct to raise it. it— yeah, you're completely correct to raise it. it is— yeah, you're completely correct to raise it. it is an— yeah, you're completely correct to raise it. e a?“ to raise it. it is an issue of the sector. i think we the public sector. i think we need teachers. we need people in the public sector who do a great service this country . and service to this country. and it's a shame it's had to go this way. said, where is the way. like i said, where is the money towards? you know, money going towards? you know, we highest burden. we have the highest tax burden. where's towards where's that going towards these people should be benefited. i actually quite teachers . a actually quite like teachers. a lot my favourite people lot of my favourite people who've made the biggest impact on life are teachers they on my life are teachers and they deserve best. and i want to deserve the best. and i want to ask i've got to ask jess, we've been we've been reporting a lot from france. okay. now, i don't rninb— from france. okay. now, i don't rninb rne— from france. okay. now, i don't think the french— 5 okay. now, i don't think the french necessarily get a—srarring- think the french necessarily get a—sraning rel a lot right, but i'm starting to venera— a lot right, but i'm starting toi wonder—nailed wonder whether they've nailed ibis— wonder whether they've nailedi rnis—ear this one because they were out in iene— this one because they were out

in force-their— this one because they were out in force their pension age in force and their pension age geing— in force and their pension age geing re— in force and their pension age geing re ge— in force and their pension age was going to go from to was going to go up from 62 to ee- — was going to go up from 62 to ee- ana— was going to go up from 62 to ee- ana rnev— was going to go up from 62 to 64. and they were— was going to go up from 62 to 64. and they were out and they riering— 64. and they were out and they were rioting and— 64. and they were out and they were rioting and protesting, ereerera. — were rioting and protesting, ereerera. i— were rioting and protesting, etcetera. i mean, are you ineiinei— etcetera. i mean, are you ineiinei re— etcetera. i mean, are you inclined to go- etcetera. i mean, are you inclined to go out there and do a bir— inclined to go out there and do a bi ei— inclined to go out there and do a bi ei a— inclined to go out there and do a bit of a protest— inclined to go out there and do a bit of a protest and get beebie— a bit of a protest and get people involved and say, no, we're not having— people involved and say, no, we're not having this, i'm serrv— we're not having this, i'm serrvlviii— we're not having this, i'm sorry,iwill not- we're not having this, i'm sorry, will not work until i'm sorry, i will not work until i'm ibi— sorry, i will not work until i'm 70?-absolutely- sorry, i will not work until i'm 70?-absolutely. - sorry, i will not work until i'm 70? absolutely . �*fvi�*iii sorry, i will not work until i'm- 70?-absolutely . who does 70? yeah, absolutely. who does this country stand for? who does it support? because it doesn't support those who need this help . it supports managerial . it supports the managerial leads, the new elite, as matt goodwin said in his book, it goodwin said in his new book, it doesn't support those who have dedicated to dedicated their whole life to this country. i'd be absolutely annoyed if i coming up to annoyed if i was coming up to pension age they wait, pension age and they said, wait, we to raise further. we need to raise it further. that's a complete scam. i think people need to demand what they've for their own they've paid for with their own money through taxpayer money. were state has promised them were the state has promised them these benefits, haven't these benefits, but they haven't received it. we're not doing justice for our elderly in this country . absolutely. look, jess, country. absolutely. look, jess, rnanb— country. absolutely. look, jess, rnanv vea — country. absolutely. look, jess, inanivea verv— country. absolutely. look, jess, thank you very much- itiii. absolutely. look, jess, thank you very much . jess gill, thank you very much. jess gill, beiirieai— thank you very much. jess gill, our political commentator, reaering— our political commentator, reacting—thati reacting to that news that berenriaiiv— reacting to that news that potentially anyway , the pension potentially anyway, the pension age seabi— potentially anyway, the pension age seam-re— potentially anyway, the pension age could-to 70.- potentially anyway, the pension age could to 70. moving age could go up to 70. moving

on, age could go up to 70. moving en-ieassians— age could go up to 70. moving on,-russians are- age could go up to 70. moving on, russians are spying on on, the russians are spying on us on, the russians are spying on as iren — on, the russians are spying on as iren ine— on, the russians are spying on us from the north— on, the russians are spying on us from the north sea . are us from the north sea. are they preparing— us from the north sea. are they brebaring rer— us from the north sea. are they preparing for war— us from the north sea. are they preparing for war with the west? vveii— preparing for war with the west? vveii inere— preparing for war with the west? vveii rnere ve— preparing for war with the west? well there we go. _ preparing for war with the west? well there we go. i'm patrick cnrisrvs— well there we go. i'm patrick cnrisrvs en— well there we go. i'm patrick christys on gb— well there we go. i'm patrick christys on gb news and we are brirain-s— christys on gb news and we are britain's news—

on gb news. the people's channel britain is news. channel from russia without love. yes, russian spy ships- t yes, russian spy ships have been stabbed— russian spy ships have been sberrei ar— russian spy ships have been spotted at sites— russian spy ships have been spotted at sites off the coast of spotted at sites off the coast ei brirain— spotted at sites off the coast of britain as— spotted at sites off the coast of britain as part— spotted at sites off the coast of britain as part of suspected bians— of britain as part of suspected bians re— of britain as part of suspected plans to sabotage key energy infrastructure. _ plans to sabotage key energy infrastructure. that is to aeeeriing— infrastructure. that is to according broadcasters in bennarb— according broadcasters in denmark, sweden , finland and denmark, sweden, finland and bereav— denmark, sweden, finland and bervav vne— denmark, sweden, finland and norway who claim that the vessel is ieeving— norway who claim that the vessel is looking around— norway who claim that the vessel is looking around wind farms for bessibie— is looking around wind farms for possible vulnerability to evbieir— possible vulnerability to evbieir in— possible vulnerability to exploit in the- possible vulnerability to exploit in the event of a war viri— exploit in the event of a war virn rne— exploit in the event of a war with the west. _ exploit in the event of a war with the west. joining me now is ainirai— with the west. joining me now is ainirai bribe— with the west. joining me now is admiral mike hewitt, who's retrea— admiral mike hewitt, who's retired rear— admiral mike hewitt, who's retired rear admiral in the us navy— retired rear admiral in the us navy .— retired rear admiral in the us navy . inani— retired rear admiral in the us navy. thank you— retired rear admiral in the us navy. thank you very much. would it navy. thank you very much. would ir sneer— navy. thank you very much. would ir sneer vea— navy. thank you very much. would ir sneer vea ii— navy. thank you very much. would it shock you if russia is about to it shock you if russia is about re saberage— it shock you if russia is about to sabotage our— it shock you if russia is about to sabotage our lng supply, some vina— to sabotage our lng supply, some vine-ei— to sabotage our lng supply, some vine-er va— to sabotage our lng supply, some vine-er er— to sabotage our lng supply, some kind-of war or no- to sabotage our lng supply, some kind-of war or no ? - kind of act of war or no? barrier— kind of act of war or no? patrick not— kind of act of war or no? patrick not at— kind of act of war or no? patrick not at all. - kind of act of war or no? patrick not at all. i- kind of act of war or no? i biiie i mean, patrick not at all. i mean, we've seen them- patrick not at all. i mean, we've seen them do- 5 \viii i mean, we've seen them do this time

patrick not at all. i mean,- we've seen them do this time and rime— we've seen them do this time and rine again. — we've seen them do this time and rine again. ii— we've seen them do this time and time again. if you— we've seen them do this time and time again. �*" time again. if you remember the cyber attack into georgia, they have used infrastructure and particularly energy infrastructure as a vulnerability against their adversaries. and i would add and commend the norwegians and the dutch and the finns and the swedes for putting this very complete documentary together. they've been dealing with this since the cold war. and it's not unusual for russians to use oceanographic ships for surveillance and even sabotage activities. so this is hopefully activities. so this is hopefully a wake up call to all of us with what the russians may intend to do with our critical infrastructure. i've got to ask ainirai— infrastructure. i've got to ask admiral mike,— infrastructure. i've got to ask admiral mike, do _ infrastructure. i've got to ask admiral mike, do we- , ”iii: i've got to ask admiral mike, do we not do it to inene— admiral mike, do we not do it to inerne vve— admiral mike, do we not do it to them? we well,— admiral mike, do we not do it to them? we well, it's— admiral mike, do we not do it to them? we well, it's safe to say inar— them? we well, it's safe to say bar bar— them? we well, it's safe to say that that anytime _ them? we well, it's safe to say that that anytime there's infrastructure _ that that anytime there's infrastructure out there in international— infrastructure out there in international waters , there's international waters, there's sarveiiianee— international waters, there's surveillance and collection by all surveillance and collection by aii banies. — surveillance and collection by all parties. that's- surveillance and collection by all parties. that's not a very big secret . but all parties. that's not a very big secret. but in this particular case, what you have, particularly in the uk with offshore wind , is a critical offshore wind, is a critical vulnerability to your resilience. and so where we've

deau resilience. and so where we've dealt with it and underground and undersea cable for communications and phone lines, this is a particular area where i would be quite concerned. okay all right. now look, what would eensrirare— all right. now look, what would constitute an _ all right. now look, what would constitute an actual— ” 3 now look, what would constitute an actual act of i rig“ now look, what would constitute an actual act of war. vea— constitute an actual act of war. vea knew,— constitute an actual act of war. vea vnev, are— constitute an actual act of war. you know, are they— constitute an actual act of war. you know, are they getting so iesberare— you know, are they getting so aesberare in— you know, are they getting so desperate in ukraine that they nignr— desperate in ukraine that they nignr ieeiie— desperate in ukraine that they might decide knock out our might decide to knock out our energy—ani- might decide to knock out our energv—ani iasri energy infrastructure and just go energy infrastructure and just gelbreve— energy infrastructure and just golbioke ani— energy infrastructure and just go.broke and all- energy infrastructure and just go broke and all this? or go for broke and all of this? or aeiaaiiv— go for broke and all of this? or aeiaaiiv-iasr- go for broke and all of this? or actually, just egging go for broke and all of this? or actualljfar just egging go for broke and all of this? or actualljfar too just egging go for broke and all of this? or actualljfar too much egging go for broke and all of this? or actualljfar too much ? jing go for broke and all of this? or actualljfar too much ? ng go for broke and all of this? or actualljfar too much ? : this up far too much? i would nee— this up far too much? i would ner be— this up far too much? i would ner be everiv— this up far too much? i would not be overly concerned that what's happening in ukraine would lead to some kind of an attack on the critical infrastructure of the uk. but i would that they infrastructure of the uk. but i would .that they are - would say that they are preparing— would say that they are preparing what we would call bnase— preparing what we would call bnase ee— preparing what we would call phase zero preparatory activity for phase zero preparatory activity ier an— phase zero preparatory activity for an expansion— phase zero preparatory activity for an expansion of that war inre— for an expansion of that war he ine— for an expansion of that war into the nato— for an expansion of that war into the nato nations. and putin is being— into the nato nations. and putin is being evasiv— into the nato nations. and putin is doing exactly what you would evbeer— is doing exactly what you would evbeer bin — is doing exactly what you would expect bin re— is doing exactly what you would expect him to do,— is doing exactly what you would expect him to do, which is to signai— expect him to do, which is to signai a— expect him to do, which is to signal a potential for escalation- signal a potential for escalation .- signal a potential for escalation . and he's used this escalation. and he's used this signai— escalation. and he's used this signai ei— escalation. and he's used this signal of escalation in quite eiieeriveiv— signal of escalation in quite effectively against the allies, ineiaiing— effectively against the allies, including the _ effectively against the allies, including the united states , including the united states, vnere— including the united states, vnere ve— including the united states, where we tend— including the united states, where we tend to back down when we rninb—

where we tend to back down when we ininb rarin— where we tend to back down when we think putin is— where we tend to back down when we think putin is expanding his aerivirv— we think putin is expanding his activity cities. _ we think putin is expanding his activity cities. oscar �*fvr�*riee we think putin is expanding his activity cities. �*fvr�*riee activity cities. okay. well no longer hopefully. look, thank you very much, admiral mike hewitt there, retired rear admiral in the us navy, reacting to that news anyway, that the russians could be potentially preparing out some preparing to knock out some critical infrastructure or at least for it if things least preparing for it if things get even more tasty in ukraine. i want to go get bit more get even more tasty in ukraine. i wourto go get bit more get even more tasty in ukraine. i wour top 0 get bit more get even more tasty in ukraine. i wour top story get bit more get even more tasty in ukraine. i wour top story now, bit more get even more tasty in ukraine. i wour top story now, though. re on our top story now, though. we're still waiting around to find raabs find out about dominic raabs fate the report into his fate after the report into his alleged bullying was given to rishi sunak. now i'm keen to get your views on this gb views or gbnews.uk. it is important . it gbnews.uk. it is important. it was in fact, to say that was vital, in fact, to say that we don't know what's in this report yet, and nobody does, apart from potentially rishi sunak of other sunak in a handful of other people. there is, people. and so there is, of course, possibility that course, the possibility that there's going be there's going to be some devastating stuff this thing. devastating stuff in this thing. there the possibility, there is also the possibility, and suspect , there is also the possibility, and suspect, given there is also the possibility, and suspect , given fact and i suspect, given the fact that sunak hasn't sacked that rishi sunak hasn't sacked him would that would him yet, that would that would indicate there's nothing indicate that there's nothing terminal. on page one of this report that does make me wonder whether or not we actually, as a

country someone who has country want someone who has a very difficult , country want someone who has a very difficult, very high pressure job to do with the nation, with a series of crises there, whether we want someone who bangs a few heads together and whether or not potentially some younger civil servants and civil servants have been criticised for not returning to work. the work from home culture is large the civil service, is large in the civil service, isn't apparently they've isn't it? apparently they've got a of them isn't it? apparently they've got a with of them isn't it? apparently they've got a with long of them isn't it? apparently they've got a with long covid of them isn't it? apparently they've got a with long covid asof them isn't it? apparently they've got a with long covid as well. m off with long covid as well. nudge, nudge, wink, so do nudge, nudge, wink, wink. so do we someone a bit we actually want someone a bit like dominic isn't like dominic raab who isn't afraid to on and bang like dominic raab who isn't afraid togetheron and bang like dominic raab who isn't afraid together forand bang like dominic raab who isn't afraid together for the bang like dominic raab who isn't afraid together for the sake of heads together for the sake of the nation? well, you know, is he a massive a number of he a massive bully? a number of officials accused raab of officials have accused raab of bullying them and could bullying them and he could lose his he's not the only his job, but he's not the only senior politician as well at the moment. he's under scrutiny because sturgeon's legacy because nicola sturgeon's legacy has crumbled. in just a few weeks , her husband, peter weeks, her husband, peter murrell, snp's former murrell, and the snp's former treasurer beattie, have treasurer colin beattie, have both been arrested and later released without charge, pending further inquiries. but as i'm sure you've all seen, it's reported that senior snp figures fear that nicola sturgeon herself could soon be arrested.

so right here on today's show, there is the possibility of a deputy prime minister being sacked and a former first minister of scotland being arrested. that arrested. so what a show that would going on would be. but what is going on in politics? let's zoom out for a minute and a look at the a minute and have a look at the hot that political hot mess that is our political class. get the views of gb class. let's get the views of gb news senior political commentator nelson. nigel commentator nigel nelson. nigel i always resent introducing you as senior political as our senior political commentator because i think that makes sound lot older than makes you sound a lot older than you are. there you actually are. so there you go. but but what do you make of it? let's start. let's start with dominic raab. okay, look what we know so far ? we know what do we know so far? we know that there have been eight formal complaints against him of bullying. we know that it inveives— bullying. we know that it involves 24— “rig we know that it involves 24 people. we know that aven— involves 24 people. we know that averv barge— involves 24 people. we know that averv iarge regen— involves 24 people. we know that a very large report from adam ieiiev— a very large report from adam ieiiev ,— a very large report from adam ieiiev , kc,— a very large report from adam tolley , kc, who's— a very large report from adam tolley , kc, who's been tolley, kc, who's been investigating- tolley, kc, who's been investigating , tolley, kc, who's been investigating, has gone to rishi sanav— investigating, has gone to rishi sanab .— investigating, has gone to rishi sanab . ani— investigating, has gone to rishi sunak . and we— investigating, has gone to rishi sunak . and we know that at this sunak. and we know that at this rnernenr— sunak. and we know that at this rnernenr ieisni— sunak. and we know that at this moment, rishi sunak is working inreagn— moment, rishi sunak is working inreagn ir— moment, rishi sunak is working inreagn ir ani— moment, rishi sunak is working through it and deciding what to do through it and deciding what to be abear— through it and deciding what to be abear ir— through it and deciding what to be abear ir .— through it and deciding what to do about it . that— through it and deciding what to do about it . that really is do about it. that really is abear— do about it. that really is abear abi— do about it. that really is about all we— do about it. that really is about all we know. we don't know gaire— about all we know. we don't know gaire vnar— about all we know. we don't know gaire vnar is— about all we know. we don't know gaire vnar is in— about all we know. we don't know quite what is in the— about all we know. we don't know quite what is in the report. we

aen-r— quite what is in the report. we aen-r inev— quite what is in the report. we don't know whether it condemns beninie— don't know whether it condemns beninie ieaab— don't know whether it condemns dominic raab or— don't know whether it condemns dominic raab or exonerates him ana— dominic raab or exonerates him and ne— dominic raab or exonerates him and we aen-r— dominic raab or exonerates him and we won't know— dominic raab or exonerates him and we won't know until rishi sanav— and we won't know until rishi sanab reus— and we won't know until rishi sunak tells us. _ and we won't know until rishi sunak tells us. i— and we won't know until rishi sunak tells us. i r: sunak tells us. i suspect we'd have a decent idea , though, have a decent idea, though, wouldn't we? because this report has been on rishi sunak desk as far we're aware, since this far as we're aware, since this morning and you know, you'd think, wouldn't if you think, wouldn't you, if you turned page one and was turned over page one and it was like, absolutely like, you know, absolutely catastrophic what dominic raab has done to some some poor civil servant office , that he'd servant in the office, that he'd be the door by now. but but be out the door by now. but but he's not. but could that actually just because of how actually just be because of how powerful behind powerful raab is behind the scenes ? well, mean raab is an scenes? well, mean raab is an aiiv— scenes? well, mean raab is an aiiv ei— scenes? well, mean raab is an aiiv ei ieisni — scenes? well, mean raab is an ally of rishi sunak,— i“ well, mean raab is an ally of rishi sunak, which is anar— ally of rishi sunak, which is vnar ger— ally of rishi sunak, which is vbar gei bin — ally of rishi sunak, which is what got him sacked by liz truss baring— what got him sacked by liz truss iaring ber— what got him sacked by liz truss during her brief— what got him sacked by liz truss during her brief premiership . so during her brief premiership. so the during her brief premiership. so be basi— during her brief premiership. so be as bing— during her brief premiership. so the last thing, the— during her brief premiership. so the last thing, the last thing ieisbi— the last thing, the last thing bisbi sanab— the last thing, the last thing rishi sunak wants to do is, is bese— rishi sunak wants to do is, is lose dominic— rishi sunak wants to do is, is lose dominic raab. however aebenaing— lose dominic raab. however depending what's in the report, he depending what's in the report, be nav— depending what's in the report, be nav nave— depending what's in the report, be nav bave ne— depending what's in the report, he may have no choice. he's raibei— he may have no choice. he's talked about— he may have no choice. he's talked about that he will run his government— talked about that he will run his government with integrity . his government with integrity. he his government with integrity. be ani— his government with integrity. be and ii— his government with integrity. be and i ii— his government with integrity. he and if it turns out that beninie— he and if it turns out that dominic raab— he and if it turns out that dominic raab was found guilty of

baiiving— dominic raab was found guilty of bullyingr rben— dominic raab was found guilty of bullying, then he— dominic raab was found guilty of bullying, then he would have to go. bullying, then he would have to ge. in— bullying, then he would have to ge. in rarness— bullying, then he would have to go. in fairness, i— bullying, then he would have to go. in fairness, i mean, dominic baab— go. in fairness, i mean, dominic baab bas— go. in fairness, i mean, dominic baab bas saii— go. in fairness, i mean, dominic raab has said himself that if the raab has said himself that if rbe repen— raab has said himself that if the report actually comes out ana— the report actually comes out and beves— the report actually comes out and beves an— the report actually comes out and proves an allegation against him:— and proves an allegation against bin, be— and proves an allegation against bin, be veaia— and proves an allegation against him, he would resign anyway . so him, he would resign anyway. so reaiiv— him, he would resign anyway. so reaiiv ve— him, he would resign anyway. so reaiiv ve bave— him, he would resign anyway. so really we have to— him, he would resign anyway. so really we have to see what babbens— really we have to see what babbens eve— really we have to see what happens over the next couple of bears— happens over the next couple of bears ii— happens over the next couple of bears ii be-s— happens over the next couple of hours if he's dealing with a verbieree— hours if he's dealing with a workforce and— hours if he's dealing with a workforce and just let these nabers— workforce and just let these numbers-ladies. workforce and just let these. numbers-ladies and numbers sink in. ladies and gents, civil gents, the number of civil servants who say that they've got long covid right. more than 1 in 10 said that they had the condition in autumn 2022, while only 3.3% of the general public said it affected their daily life. right. and there are strong rumblings as to whether or not the civil service is doing a huge amount of work anyway , given the work from home anyway, given the work from home culture and the general apathy that appears to be there. that there appears to be there. if i was dominic raab and i had a very serious high pressure job to do and it was my neck on the line because the public to line because the public gets to vote out. and 1 in 10 vote me in or out. and 1 in 10 of my staff are, you know, on the old pina coladas and saying that got long covid. that they've got long covid. i think be inclined to bang a think i'd be inclined to bang a

few . well if few heads together. well if people are off sick, they're off sick. and one has to take that as iegirinare— sick. and one has to take that as iegirinare .— ri

is it what do what do we know? i mean, there are strong rumblings about it. apparently snp officials reportedly are fearful that nicola could be that nicola sturgeon could be arrested. yes, that nicola sturgeon could be arrested . yes, and that's about arrested. yes, and that's about all arrested. yes, and that's about aii ve— arrested. yes, and that's about aii we be— arrested. yes, and that's about all we do know.— arrested. yes, and that's about all we do know. and- : yes, and that's about all we do know. and obviously a breeess— all we do know. and obviously a breeess is— all we do know. and obviously a trees is geing— all we do know. and obviously a process is going on.— all we do know. and obviously a process is going on. nobody has so process is going on. nobody has se rar— process is going on. nobody has se far been— process is going on. nobody has so far been charged with anvrbing— so far been charged with anvrbing .— so far been charged with anything . the- so far been charged with anything . the police are anything. the police are eenrinaing— anything. the police are continuing their investigation . continuing their investigation. but:— continuing their investigation. in, ves— continuing their investigation. in, ves as— continuing their investigation. but, yes, as the— continuing their investigation. but, yes, as the investigation eenirnaes— but, yes, as the investigation continues, it— but, yes, as the investigation continues, it is— but, yes, as the investigation continues, it is possible that at continues, it is possible that ar anv— continues, it is possible that a any beinr— continues, it is possible that at any point nicola sturgeon seabi— at any point nicola sturgeon eeaii bave— at any point nicola sturgeon could have could have her collar felt could have could have her collar ieir .— could have could have her collar ieir. i— could have could have her collar ieir. i mean— could have could have her collar felt. i mean, certainly the snp is in— felt. i mean, certainly the snp is in be— felt. i mean, certainly the snp is in the biggest— felt. i mean, certainly the snp is in the biggest crisis of its bisrerv— is in the biggest crisis of its bisrerv arnie— is in the biggest crisis of its history arnie they can't even bina— history arnie they can't even find anv— history arnie they can't even rina any new— history arnie they can't even find any new accountants after the find any new accountants after rbe basi— find any new accountants after be as ber— find any new accountants after the last lot resigned. so it's a aiiiieab— the last lot resigned. so it's a difficult it's— the last lot resigned. so it's a difficult it's a— the last lot resigned. so it's a difficult it's a difficult time for difficult it's a difficult time ier ben— difficult it's a difficult time for them. but— difficult it's a difficult time for them. but again, this is ibis— for them. but again, this is rbis is— for them. but again, this is rbis is barr— for them. but again, this is this is part of— for them. but again, this is this is part of a— for them. but again, this is this is part of a process and web— this is part of a process and web bave— this is part of a process and we'll have to— this is part of a process and we'll have to see- this is part of a process and we'll have to see how it pans ear. — we'll have to see how it pans ear. nab.— we'll have to see how it pans out. yeah, no,— we'll have to see how it pans out. yeah, no, i— we'll have to see how it pans out. yeah, no, i don't- we'll have to see how it pans out. / r:rir“ e out. yeah, no, i don't think i love the idea of the level of accounting that the snp is going to to get next. it's going to have to get next. it's going to have to get next. it's going to be someone— to have to get next. it's going to be someone in— to have to get next. it's going to be someone in a— rigrie “rixe it's going to be someone in a smoke filled airb— to be someone in a smoke filled room with-ashtray— to be someone in a smoke filled room with ashtray like, room with an ashtray is like, iii— room with an ashtray is like, in ie— room with an ashtray is like, in be vear— room with an ashtray is like, i'll do your accounts. yeah, of eearselviii.— i'll do your accounts. yeah, of courseiwill. nigel- i'll do your accounts. yeah, of course will. nigel nigel i'll do your accounts. yeah, of course gb ll. nigel nigel i'll do your accounts. yeah, of course gb news|el nigel i'll do your accounts. yeah, of course gb news is nigel i'll do your accounts. yeah, of course gb news is senior nelson gb news is senior beiirieai— nelson gb news is senior political commentator now political commentator right now to political commentator right now re—ei— political commentator right now re—ei rbe — political commentator right now to_of the show. - political commentator right now to of the show. okay. to a new part of the show. okay. vvbieb—

which i have christened imaginatively arnie patrick's rien— imaginatively arnie patrick's iieb ei— imaginatively arnie patrick's iieb ei rbe — imaginatively arnie patrick's pick of the day.— imaginatively arnie patrick's pick of the day. so i'm going to bigbiigbr— pick of the day. so i'm going to bigbiigbi see— pick of the day. so i'm going to highlight some of— pick of the day. so i'm going to highlight some of the other series— highlight some of the other. sieries—nv stories which have caught my beaav— stories which have caught my beaav-ani- stories which have caught my beaav-ani i- stories which have caught my beady and i think beady little eye. and i think nigbr— beady little eye. and i think nigbi nabe— beady little eye. and i think might make you laugh or possibly be-se— might make you laugh or possibly be-se-bear- might make you laugh or possibly be-se-bear in- be shocked. so this hour i'm ieeasing— be shocked. so this hour i'm focusing-shadow- be shocked. so this hour i'm focusing shadow northern focusing on the shadow northern ireiani— focusing on the shadow northern ireland secretary,— focusing on the shadow northern ireland secretary, peter kyle, vne— ireland secretary, peter kyle, vbe nabe— ireland secretary, peter kyle, who made not— ireland secretary, peter kyle, who made not one but two embarrassing— who made not one but two embarrassing mistakes . in an embarrassing mistakes. in an inrerviev— embarrassing mistakes. in an inrerviev en— embarrassing mistakes. in an interview on sky— embarrassing mistakes. in an interview on sky news yesterday . risin— interview on sky news yesterday . firstlvr be— interview on sky news yesterday . firstly, he managed to mix up seeriani— . firstly, he managed to mix up scotland and— . firstly, he managed to mix up scotland and northern ireland. so scotland and northern ireland. se ei— scotland and northern ireland. so of earse— scotland and northern ireland. so of course what— scotland and northern ireland. so of course what we're- scotland and northern ireland. so of course what we're trying to do is put together a credible alternative and inspiring , alternative and inspiring, hopeful alternative with credible plans to solve the challenges in public services, in northern ireland, which are rife economy , which is rife the economy, which is underperforming because of the two which are two failed governments which are there serve people of there to serve the people of northern scotland . northern ireland of scotland. yeah, not a great look. let's be fair.— yeah, not a great look. let's be fair. bar— yeah, not a great look. let's be fair. bar ii— yeah, not a great look. let's be fair. bar ii vea— yeah, not a great look. let's be fair. but if you thought that baa,— fair. but if you thought that baa, ir— fair. but if you thought that was bad, it did— fair. but if you thought that was bad, it did get i mean catastrophically bad for the snap.— catastrophically bad for the chap. actually,— catastrophically bad for the chap. actually, just a few seensi— chap. actually, just a few seconds later— chap. actually, just a few seconds later on news, chap. actually, just a few- seconds later on - news, where seconds later on sky news, where bvie— seconds later on sky news, where bvie-eririeise— kyle tried to criticise scotland's - kyle tried to criticise scotland's first minister, whom banza— scotland's first minister, whom humza yousaf_ scotland's first minister, whom humza yousaf just couldn't quite get humza yousaf just couldn't quite ger bis— humza yousaf just couldn't quite gei bis nane— humza yousaf just couldn't quite get his name right— humza yousaf just couldn't quite get his name right. i think that

mohammed yousef needs to get a grip on his party because right now it is not capable of serving the people of scotland. and that's the thing that concerns us in the labour party the most. oh it's a bad day out of the lot, isn't it? that's a bad day ear— lot, isn't it? that's a bad day ear rer— lot, isn't it? that's a bad day ear ier rbe— lot, isn't it? that's a bad day out for the lads. _ lot, isn't it? that's a bad day out for the lads. oh- lot, isn't it? that's a bad day out for the lads. oh ,- e e?’ that's a bad day out for the lads. 0“ out for the lads. oh, yeah. beii— out for the lads. oh, yeah. war, iii— out for the lads. oh, yeah. well, i'll tell— out for the lads. oh, yeah. well, i'll tell you- out for the lads. 0“ well, i'll tell you what. i aen-r— well, i'll tell you what. i aen-r inev— well, i'll tell you what. i don't know who - well, i'll tell you what. i don't know who mohammed yousef is, but i bet he's absolutely bricking it. anyway, it must be said that peter has now said that peter kyle has now apologised yousaf apologised to humza yousaf for the there we go. the mistake. so there we go. all's well now . dominic raab's all's well now. dominic raab's career is on the line . as we've career is on the line. as we've been hearing about. rishi sunak has received into has received a report into allegations bullying by the allegations of bullying by the deputy pm. we're expecting a decision soon, which i will decision very soon, which i will endeavour to you endeavour to bring to you rapido, this show. rapido, on this show. i am patrick on i patrick christys on gb news i will talking to you will also be talking to you about if you're a fan of manchester united or manchester city, you may shocked to city, you may be shocked to learn think learn that some people think that your football club's badge is now racist because of historic links slave historic links to the slave trade. so they're coming for football . people. they're football now. people. they're coming . and do you coming for football. and do you care whether not king charles care whether or not king charles is billionaire? i certainly is a billionaire? i certainly don't actually him

don't. i actually quite want him to christys gb news, to be patrick christys gb news, britain's news .

channel good afternoon, everybody. patrick christys here on gb news. it is just about 4:00 now. yes, it is. right. here's what i've got for you this hour. so it's dominic raab, a bully or is this a man who likes to bang a few heads together and get the workforce working for britain, whipping lazy civil servants into shape ? that's basically the into shape? that's basically the debate we'll have to wait and see whether or not he gets see as to whether or not he gets sacked. we're expecting a result live on this show in other news, yes, last. could yes, victory at last. could it really be could really be really be could it really be that sunak is going that rishi sunak is going to tell mysterious meddling tell those mysterious meddling foreign where to go and foreign judges where to go and we will actually take control of who can fly off to rwanda? who we can fly off to rwanda? that could be a big win in the plans to crack the migrant crisis elsewhere for this hour, do you care if king charles is a

billionaire ? i certainly don't. billionaire? i certainly don't. i think he's a visible force of britain. i don't particularly want him living in a council flat with live laugh, love on the wall. i think it's quite good that he's got a sprawling estate and billions in the bank. but people think that it's but some people think that it's a terrible finally as a terrible thing. finally as well, bad news for football fans . and frankly, think people . and frankly, i think people with sense everywhere, with common sense everywhere, if you're united or you're a manchester united or manchester city fan, these badges here supposedly now badges here are supposedly now racist . why? because racist. why? because these little have links to little ships might have links to the trade. spoiler alert , the slave trade. spoiler alert, they really. i'm they don't really. but i'm having at are the having a look at what are the football be in football clubs? could be bang in trouble the woke brigade trouble now as the woke brigade try for football. try to come for football. patrick on . gb news get patrick christys on. gb news get your emails coming in thick and fast. gb views at gbnews.uk as we await for the robb report to drop, what do you think? do you think that robb might actually be otherwise? i also be a bully or otherwise? i also want make of want to know what you make of the that football clubs the idea that football clubs badges need be

badges might now need to be changed to appease very, very sensitive people. vaiews@gbnews.uk now though, headunes vaiews@gbnews.uk now though, headlines with polly . patrick headlines with polly. patrick thank you. good afternoon. in rbe— thank you. good afternoon. in rbe bnirei— thank you. good afternoon. in the united states,— thank you. good afternoon. in the united states, the most beveriai— the united states, the most powerful rocket— the united states, the most powerful rocket ever built on eann— powerful rocket ever built on earth launched— powerful rocket ever built on earth launched from south texas lam! that's the sound of elon musk's spacex sent in the new rocket system named starship to space. the launch was, they say, successful . but the booster successful. but the booster rocket didn't separate as planned and it exploded. moments afterwards, failing to reach orbit. spacex saying it was still a success as they now have more data for the next stage . more data for the next stage. the mission is part of the company's ambition to send humans back to the moon and mars . the entire starship stack eenraining— . the entire starship stack containing to—

the entire starship stack containing to rotate. we should bave— containing to rotate. we should bave baa— containing to rotate. we should have had separation by now. ebvieasiv,— have had separation by now. obviously, this— have had separation by now. obviously, this is does not appear— obviously, this is does not area ie— obviously, this is does not area be be— obviously, this is does not appear to be a— obviously, this is does not appear to be a nominal situation . ean— appear to be a nominal situation . veab. ir— appear to be a nominal situation . yeah, it does— appear to be a nominal situation . yeah, it does appear- appear to be a nominal situation . yeah, it does appear to- appear to be a nominal situation . yeah, it does appear to be spinning, but i do want to remind everyone that everything after clearing the tower was icing on the cake . starship just icing on the cake. starship just evberieneei— icing on the cake. starship just experienced what— icing on the cake. starship just experienced what we- it “rig “0“ i starship just experienced what we call a rapid ansebeiaiei— experienced what we call a rapid unscheduled disassembly or a babe— unscheduled disassembly or a babe baring— unscheduled disassembly or a rudd during ascent. but now this was a development test. this is a first test flight— was a development test. this is a first test flight of— : this is a first test flight of starship, ani— a first test flight of starship, and be— a first test flight of starship, and be geai— a first test flight of starship, and the goal was to gather the aara. — and the goal was to gather the aara. ine— and the goal was to gather the data. the spacex— and the goal was to gather the data. the spacex team there in the data. the spacex team there in be unbea— data. the spacex team there in the united states— data. the spacex team there in the united states taking all anar— the united states taking all bar in— the united states taking all bar in geei— the united states taking all that in good humour. �*fvi�*ri e: that in good humour. we'll have the that in good humour. we'll have be rarest— that in good humour. we'll have the latest on that for you throughout the rest day. throughout the rest of the day. well, here the uk, the prime well, here in the uk, the prime iiinisrer— well, here in the uk, the prime iiinisrer bas— well, here in the uk, the prime minister has received the long avairei— minister has received the long awaited—bullying. awaited report into bullying aiiegariens— awaited report into bullying allegations made the allegations made against the bebarv— allegations made against the deputy-minister- allegations made against the deputy minister , dominic deputy prime minister, dominic tau,— deputy prime minister, dominic tau, rbe— deputy prime minister, dominic ieaab, rbe aebarv— deputy prime minister, dominic raab, the deputy pm requested the investigation— raab, the deputy pm requested the investigation about himself aber— the investigation about himself are be— the investigation about himself after the first— the investigation about himself after the first allegation sariaeei— after the first allegation surfaced in— after the first allegation surfaced in november last year. rignr— surfaced in november last year. iigbr iernai— surfaced in november last year. eight formal complaints have been— eight formal complaints have been nabe— eight formal complaints have been made by— eight formal complaints have been made by staff about mr ieaabs— been made by staff about mr raabs behaviour— been made by staff about mr raabs behaviour during his roles

as rereign— raabs behaviour during his roles as foreign secretary. fitiix e as foreign secretary. brexit secretary— as foreign secretary. brexit secretary and as his first stint as justice secretary . downing as justice secretary. downing street is now— as justice secretary. downing street is now saying- riri ”rieriig downing street is now saying rishi sunak nainrains— street is now saying rishi sunak maintains full— street is now saying rishi sunak maintains full confidence in mr ieaab— maintains full confidence in mr baab ana— maintains full confidence in mr baab and is— maintains full confidence in mr raab and is carefully considering- raab and is carefully considering the report findings, but considering the report findings, bar wen-r— considering the report findings, bar nen-r sav— considering the report findings, but won't say when those findings— but won't say when those findings will— but won't say when those findings will be published . lib findings will be published. lib ben— findings will be published. lib ben ieaier— findings will be published. lib dem leader sir— findings will be published. lib dem leader sir ed davey says the eevernnenr— dem leader sir ed davey says the government needs— dem leader sir ed davey says the government needs to show inregrirv— government needs to show inregrirv ii— government needs to show integrity if he— government needs to show integrity if he is found guilty . ibese— integrity if he is found guilty . ibese verv— integrity if he is found guilty . these very serious- integrity if he is found guilty . these very serious allegations , it's not just that he's unfit to be a minister in our great country, but he's not fit to serve his constituents. in esher and walton and he should go. this isn't the first time there's been bullying at the top of the conservative government . of the conservative government. and when people see that at the top, i'm afraid others may well follow. so this government has got to clean its act up . now, got to clean its act up. now, the private funeral- rigrir “ e. now, the private funeral service rigrir “ i now, the private funeral service of be— the private funeral service of the television— the private funeral service of the television presenter and veri— the television presenter and veii bnevn— the television presenter and well known dog— the television presenter and well known dog lover paul o-eraav— well known dog lover paul o-eraiv ,— well known dog lover paul e-sraav , is— well known dog lover paul o'grady , is taking place in kent o'grady, is taking place in kent beav— o'grady, is taking place in kent reaav. raaia— o'grady, is taking place in kent today. paula o'grady's coffin arrived— today. paula o'grady's coffin arrivei ar— today. paula o'grady's coffin arrived at the— today. paula o'grady's coffin arrived at the church in biaingren—

arrived at the church in aldington hundreds of spectators iinei— aldington hundreds of spectators iinei ibe— aldington hundreds of spectators lined the streets— aldington hundreds of spectators lined the streets of his hometown _ lined the streets of his hometown to - lined the streets of his hometown to watch the procession , vbieb — hometown to watch the procession , vbieb vas— hometown to watch the procession ,an. bei— hometown to watch the procession , which was led by— hometown to watch the procession , which was led by dogs from the barbersea— , which was led by dogs from the battersea dogs— , which was led by dogs from the battersea dogs and— , which was led by dogs from the battersea dogs and cats home. raai-s— battersea dogs and cats home. paul's husband— battersea dogs and cats home. paul's husband sat on an open air carriage— paul's husband sat on an open air carriage holding one of the seabie-s— air carriage holding one of the seabie-s begs— air carriage holding one of the couple's dogs as— air carriage holding one of the couple's dogs as well . now the couple's dogs as well. now the academy— couple's dogs as well. now the aeaienv ei— couple's dogs as well. now the academy of medical royal ceiieges— academy of medical royal ceiieges is— academy of medical royal colleges is urging junior bearers— colleges is urging junior doctors and— colleges is urging junior doctors and the government to fine— doctors and the government to fine a— doctors and the government to find a solution— doctors and the government to find a solution to— doctors and the government to find a solution to the deadlock bav— find a solution to the deadlock bav rer— find a solution to the deadlock over pay for the— find a solution to the deadlock over pay for the sake of barienrs— over pay for the sake of patients and— over pay for the sake of patients and the wider nhs. beariv— patients and the wider nhs. nearly 200,000— patients and the wider nhs. nearly 200,000 hospital appointments— nearly 200,000 hospital appointments had to be rescheduled— appointments had to be rescheduled following the junior bearers— rescheduled following the junior doctors strike _ rescheduled following the junior doctors strike action last week . ibe— doctors strike action last week . ibe aeaienv— doctors strike action last week . the academy had helped to secure a deal— . the academy had helped to secure a deal between both sides ieiieving— secure a deal between both sides following strike— secure a deal between both sides following strike action back in zone — following strike action back in zone ibe— following strike action back in 2016. the shadow- following strike action back in 2016. : i 2016. the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, says the government is resisting a deal yet again. the government are aiievea— yet again. the government are aiievea being— yet again. the government are allowed doing this— arrii e�*cgrr?�* “ the government are allowed doing this industrial aerien— allowed doing this industrial aerien re— allowed doing this industrial action to continue because rbev-re— action to continue because ibev-re ner— action to continue because they're not willing to take the sets— they're not willing to take the sets rbar— they're not willing to take the steps that are _ they're not willing to take the steps that are necessary to eseive — steps that are necessary to resolve these _ steps that are necessary to resolve these disputes. \v0ib�* resolve these disputes. now been.— resolve these disputes. now ieeb. ibe— resolve these disputes. now look, the many— resolve these disputes. now look, the many challenges in the nhs and it's not possible to fix

everything overnight, but labour have committed to getting rid of the non—dom tax status because if you make britain your home, you should pay your taxes here and under labour you will. and we would use that money- we would use that money to aeabie— we would use that money to ieabie ibe— we would use that money to double the number of training biases— double the number of training biases ar— double the number of training places at medical school . brirrr places at medical school. now, a sasbesrea— places at medical school. now, a suspected russian spy ship has been spotted at key energy sites off the coast of britain. it's claimed by some analysts the vessel was looking around wind farms and other critical national infrastructure for possible vulnerabilities if conflict broke out between russia and the west. a report says the ship sailed around the baltic sea and the north sea for about a month and is part of a fleet disguised as scientific research vessels. jens stoltenberg, meanwhile, has declared that the future of ukraine lies within nato. nato chief arriving in kyiv to pay his respects to soldiers who've died in the war and show his support as the country prepares for another counter offensive in

his first visit since russia's invasion , he pledged continued invasion, he pledged continued military support for ukraine, adding that it's rightful place is within the alliance . i also is within the alliance. i also recognise that “ i i also recognise that president zeiensbw— recognise that president zelenskyy will raise the issue of membership— zelenskyy will raise the issue of membership of security gaaranrees— of membership of security guarantees and this will be high guarantees and this will be hiin on guarantees and this will be high en ibe— guarantees and this will be high en rbe agenia— guarantees and this will be high on the agenda of— guarantees and this will be high on the agenda of the meeting and abse— on the agenda of the meeting and aise in— on the agenda of the meeting and aise in be— on the agenda of the meeting and also in the lead— on the agenda of the meeting and also in the lead up— on the agenda of the meeting and also in the lead up and the brebarariens— also in the lead up and the preparations for— also in the lead up and the preparations for the vilnius sannir— preparations for the vilnius sannir .— preparations for the vilnius summit. ukraine's future is in be— summit. ukraine's future is in the euro—atlantic— summit. ukraine's future is in the euro—atlantic family . the euro—atlantic family. bbraine-s— the euro—atlantic family. ukraine's future is in nato. bev— ukraine's future is in nato. bev drivers— ukraine's future is in nato. now drivers are— ukraine's future is in nato. now drivers are being- ukraine's future is in nato. now drivers are being asked not to pick up their mobile phones dunng to pick up their mobile phones during the government's emergency alert test, which is scheduled for this weekend . the scheduled for this weekend. the aa is advising motorists to switch off their mobile during the test. the laws banning the use of hand—held phones still apply. the alarm will sound for ten seconds from 3:00 on sunday afternoon in and the prince and princess of wales are in birmingham to host future

leaders and local business owners . their royal highnesses owners. their royal highnesses have just left the rectory in the city's historic jewellery quarter, meeting with designers , artists and playwrights. there they spoke to special guests on their experience of opening and running their own businesses in the city. the couple will later play the city. the couple will later play a game of interactive darts, we're told, in the 180 club. we'll try and bring you details of that later . that's details of that later. that's all from me. i'm back in half an houn back all from me. i'm back in half an hour. back to. patrick well, we start with dominic raab and the deputy prime ministers fate lies in the hands of rishi sanab— fate lies in the hands of rishi sanab .— fate lies in the hands of rishi sanab . a— fate lies in the hands of rishi sunak . a report— fate lies in the hands of rishi sunak . a report into allegations sunak. a report into allegations of sunak. a report into allegations er baiiving— sunak. a report into allegations er baiiving bv— sunak. a report into allegations of bullying by raab has been given— of bullying by raab has been given re— of bullying by raab has been given to sunak— of bullying by raab has been given to sunak .— of bullying by raab has been given to sunak . downing street given to sunak. downing street has given to sunak. downing street bas saii— given to sunak. downing street bas saia ibe— given to sunak. downing street has said the prime minister is sareiaiiv— has said the prime minister is carefully considering the rebeis,— carefully considering the report, which— carefully considering the report, which was given to banber— report, which was given to banber re. — report, which was given to number 10. this morning. i'm going— number 10. this morning. i'm geing re— number10. this morning. i'm geing re ge— number 10. this morning. i'm going to go straight away to bevning— going to go straight away to downing street— going to go straight away to downing street with our beiirisai— downing street with our- political_ utley political reporter olivia utley

,-rgg.._ political reporter olivia utley , -been-outside political reporter olivia utley. , - been -outside for , who's been camped outside for us, , who's been camped outside for vairing— , who's been camped outside for vairing re— , who's been camped outside for us, waiting to see— , who's been camped outside for us, waiting to see if— , who's been camped outside for us, waiting to see if there's any— us, waiting to see if there's any developments for us on this. ana— any developments for us on this. and eiivia— any developments for us on this. and olivia,ithink_ any developments for us on this. and olivia, think the fact and olivia, i think the fact snar— and olivia, i think the fact rbar-sanab- and olivia, i think the fact that-sunak is- and olivia, i think the fact that sunak is not that rishi sunak is not immediately- that rishi sunak is not immediately dominic immediately just before dominic isaab— immediately just before dominic raab-insinuate- immediately just before dominic raab insinuate that raab would insinuate that rbere-s— raab would insinuate that there's terminal raab would insinuate that there's-terminal page there's nothing terminal on page ene-ner— there's nothing terminal on page ene-nes en bage- there's nothing terminal on page one, not on page two one, possibly not on page two eirben— one, possibly not on page two eirben ani— one, possibly not on page two either, and maybe dare i say it, he either, and maybe dare i say it, be tass— either, and maybe dare i say it, he just needed— either, and maybe dare i say it, he just needed to— either, and maybe dare i say it, he just needed to a few he just needed to knock a few sivii— he just needed to knock a few civil servants— he just needed to knock a few civil servants heads together in erier—aene- civil servants heads together in order—done in.- order to get things done in. i rbinb— order to get things done in. i rbinb ir— order to get things done in. i rbinb is is— order to get things done in. i think it is possible that we're gearing— think it is possible that we're gearing ab— think it is possible that we're gearing ab rer— think it is possible that we're gearing ab be a— think it is possible that we're gearing up for a bit of an anti—climax. _ gearing up for a bit of an anti—climax. if- gearing up for a bit of an anti—climax. �*" {eire i anti—climax. if you cast your minds back to when nadhim zahawi zahawi was being investigated for his tax affairs pretty much within five minutes of the report being published that rishi sunak had decided to let him go and had written a pretty scathing statement about about his conduct in office. now, rishi sunak has had this report. the adam tolley's report into dominic raab's conduct for five hours, and we still haven't heard anything. the fact too , heard anything. the fact too, that it took five months for adam tolley to compile all his evidence suggests maybe that this isn't a particularly cut

and dry case, but in some ways that might might make life more difficult for rishi sunak it might be difficult for him to come to a decision and he will get pulled into this politicisation of this issue because as you say, there are plenty of people, probably both in the country and certainly in the conservative party who think that isn't a bully. that dominic raab isn't a bully. he's committed he's simply a committed politician who wants to get the best get the best out of his staff for the country and if he if he's pretty adamant about what he wants, then then that's what he wants, then then that's what we should expect from a top politician. if millennial staff can't deal with it, then that just sort of proves the snowflake . that's one side of snowflake. that's one side of the coin. then of course, there are those who say that dominic raabis are those who say that dominic raab is a neurotic bully who have who has made countless people's lives misery are people's lives a misery and are now threatening resign if now threatening to resign if he's so those are the he's cleared. so those are the those are the two sides of the argument . and if it isn't cut argument. and if it isn't cut and dry that he has to go, then rishi sunak will get pulled into this wider cultural debate over

what exactly constitutes bullying. yeah, what exactly constitutes bullying . yeah, indeed. but to bullying. yeah, indeed. but to be fair— bullying. yeah, indeed. but to be fair ,— bullying. yeah, indeed. but to be an, i— bullying. yeah, indeed. but to be fair , i mean,— bullying. yeah, indeed. but to be fair , i mean, we- “rig yeah, indeed. but to be fair , i mean, we don't know be fair, i mean, we don't know vbar-s— be fair, i mean, we don't know was in— be fair, i mean, we don't know what's in this— be fair, i mean, we don't know what's in this report . the only what's in this report. the only rbing— what's in this report. the only rbing snar— what's in this report. the only ibing bar in— what's in this report. the only thing that i'm basing off the bass— thing that i'm basing off the bass snar— thing that i'm basing off the fact that there's— thing that i'm basing off the fact that there's nothing , it fact that there's nothing, it neari— fact that there's nothing, it wears abbear— fact that there's nothing, it would appear anyway in the ninaies— would appear anyway in the ninares. se— would appear anyway in the minutes. so totally catastrophic is snar— minutes. so totally catastrophic is rbar inere— minutes. so totally catastrophic is that there hasn't been an inneiiare— is that there hasn't been an immediate dismissal, but, you knew,— immediate dismissal, but, you knew, ve-ii— immediate dismissal, but, you know, we'll have— immediate dismissal, but, you know, we'll have to wait and. see._something see. maybe there is something reaiiv—bibel really serious in there. like rve— really serious in there. like he said,— really serious in there. like i've said, we'll— really serious in there. like i've said, we'll have to reserve raagenenr— i've said, we'll have to reserve judgement-that. _ i've said, we'll have to reserve judgement that. but he judgement on that. but he veaian-r— wouldn't be the first politician,- wouldn't be the first politician, level politician, high level politician— politician, high level politician woody olivia be politician woody olivia to be been — politician woody olivia to be been accused _ politician woody olivia to be been accused of— politician woody olivia to be been accused of bullying. biasrair— been accused of bullying. alastair campbell was, i mean inse— alastair campbell was, i mean into nationally— alastair campbell was, i mean into nationally renowned as being— into nationally renowned as being gaire— into nationally renowned as being quite tough behind the scenes. gordon— being quite tough behind the scenes. gordon brown had various iiiierenr— scenes. gordon brown had various iiiierenr an— scenes. gordon brown had various different run ins— scenes. gordon brown had various different run ins as— scenes. gordon brown had various different run ins as well with beebie— different run ins as well with beebie se— different run ins as well with beebie se be— different run ins as well with people so he wouldn't be alone. vveeiv— people so he wouldn't be alone. vveeav beninis— people so he wouldn't be alone. woody dominic raab maybe the idea— woody dominic raab maybe the idea-ibis— woody dominic raab maybe the iaea-rbis is— woody dominic raab maybe the idea-this is just— woody dominic raab maybe the idea .this is just-a - idea that this is just such a barbie,— idea that this is just such a terrible, horrible , vile man is terrible, horrible, vile man is a bi— terrible, horrible, vile man is a bi ear— terrible, horrible, vile man is a bi ear ei— terrible, horrible, vile man is a bit out of kilter— terrible, horrible, vile man is a bit out of kilter with the way snar— a bit out of kilter with the way rbar vveve— a bit out of kilter with the way that we've _other. that we've used some other beiirisai— that we've used some other. beiirisai—basr political figures from the past . breb— political figures from the past . vveii ves— political figures from the past . well yes, and— political figures from the past . well yes, and alok sharma of ibe— . well yes, and alok sharma of course, the former— . well yes, and alok sharma of course, the former cop26 bresiienr— course, the former cop26 president is— course, the former cop26 president is currently face basing—

president is currently face facing claims— president is currently face facing claims that he is a bully ree. — facing claims that he is a bully ree. se— facing claims that he is a bully see. so is-ii— facing claims that he is a bully too. so it'll be— facing claims that he is a bully too. so it'll be really- too. so it'll be really interesting to see where this leads. and i expect i've read quite a lot already on claims of general bullying and culture of bullying inside whitehall, so i'm sure whatever happens with dominic raab, we can expect this issue to keep on bubbling away. the good thing for rishi sunak is that the ministerial code makes it very clear that bullying ing is not acceptable, that a bully must be sacked. and it's thought that the adam tolley report if tolley report will. if it doesn't actually say whether dominic raab is a bully because adam tolley's remit was simply to lay out in detail exactly what raab did over that period of months. he should get quite close to saying whether what he did constituted bullying . so did constituted bullying. so hopefully decision will be hopefully the decision will be relatively easy for rishi sunak and we can expect a resolution sometime soon. but when pressed on whether that would be today, say we weren't sure it sounded like it might spill into tomorrow and possibly even early

next week. olivia thank you very much. olivia utley, who's at bevning— much. olivia utley, who's at downing street— much. olivia utley, who's at downing street for- it.“ olivia utley, who's at downing street for us as we avair— downing street for us as we avair re— downing street for us as we await to find— downing street for us as we await to find out— downing street for us as we await to find out rishi sunak veriisr— await to find out rishi sunak veriisr en— await to find out rishi sunak verdict on raab,— await to find out rishi sunak verdict on raab, it's a tough isn-r— verdict on raab, it's a tough isn-r ire— verdict on raab, it's a tough one, isn't it? i— verdict on raab, it's a tough one, isn't it? i think because a lot one, isn't it? i think because a be ei— one, isn't it? i think because a bet er beebie— one, isn't it? i think because a lot of people sitting at home or iranbiv— lot of people sitting at home or iranbiv in— lot of people sitting at home or frankly in different lines of verb— frankly in different lines of verb in— frankly in different lines of work in different industries nigbr— work in different industries nigbr ner— work in different industries nigbi ner be— work in different industries might not be used to someone raibing— might not be used to someone raibing re— might not be used to someone talking to them— might not be used to someone talking to them very forcefully . ana — talking to them very forcefully . and as— talking to them very forcefully . and as be — talking to them very forcefully . and at the same— talking to them very forcefully . and at the same time, though , . and at the same time, though, i . and at the same time, though, i veaia— . and at the same time, though, i veaia sav— . and at the same time, though, i would say, does— . and at the same time, though, i would say, does your boss have to i would say, does your boss have be near— i would say, does your boss have re ieai airb— i would say, does your boss have to deal with the— i would say, does your boss have to deal with the running of a seanrrv— to deal with the running of a seanrrv er— to deal with the running of a country or with— to deal with the running of a country or with various iiiierenr— country or with various different departments or insreaibiv— different departments or incredibly high level situations?- incredibly high level situations? is your boss voted ear— situations? is your boss voted ear ei— situations? is your boss voted out of position— situations? is your boss voted out of position at— situations? is your boss voted out of position at some point in the out of position at some point in be near— out of position at some point in be nevi vea— out of position at some point in the next year or— out of position at some point in the next year or two? if they baven-r— the next year or two? if they haven't delivered the promises snar— haven't delivered the promises bar are— haven't delivered the promises rbar ear— haven't delivered the promises that are out is— haven't delivered the promises that are out is your boss confronted— that are out is your boss confronted by- that are out is your boss confronted by a workforce that abbarenriv— confronted by a workforce that abbarenriv bas— confronted by a workforce that apparently has more than 1 in 10 of apparently has more than 1 in 10 ei rben— apparently has more than 1 in 10 ei rben eri— apparently has more than 1 in 10 of them off saying— apparently has more than 1 in 10 of them off saying that they've got of them off saying that they've gei ieng — of them off saying that they've gei ieng sevib— of them off saying that they've got long covm -to i of them off saying that they've got long covid to just got long covid compared to just sere— got long covid compared to just seve-genera— got long covid compared to just 3.3% general population, got long covid compared to just 3. massive general population, got long covid compared to just 3. massive workeral population, got long covid compared to just 3. massive work from ropulation, got long covid compared to just 3. massive work from home:ion, got long covid compared to just 3. massive work from home culture a massive work from home culture i a massive work from home culture i aen-r— a massive work from home culture i aen-r bnev— a massive work from home culture i aen-r bnev is— a massive work from home culture i don't know is there— a massive work from home culture i don't know is there rule i don't know is there one rule for i don't know is there one rule fer-ei— i don't know is there one rule fer-er besen- i don't know is there one rule for-of person and. for one kind of person and anerber— for one kind of person and another another? flip another for another? the flip side — another for another? the flip side lrbar— another for another? the flip side .that would - another for another? the flip side that would be, of side to that would be, ofi side to that would be, of- course, if dominic raab is in babiis— course, if dominic raab is in babiis-rben- course, if dominic raab is in public-then he- course, if dominic raab is in public then he has an public office, then he has an even-standard- public office, then he has an even standard duty public office, then he has an. even-standardlduty to even higher standard of duty to abbeii— even higher standard of duty to abbeii-senes- even higher standard of duty to uphold-comes to- even higher standard of duty to uphold comes to morality uphold when it comes to morality

in .verbierse — uphold when it comes to morality in-verbierse .— uphold when it comes to morality in .workforce . but— uphold when it comes to morality in workforce . but going in the workforce. but i'm going to in the workforce. but i'm going re—rbe— in the workforce. but i'm going re—rbe-vervl to delve into the inbox very gaisbiv— to delve into the inbox very quickly- patrick. i to delve into the inbox very quickly patrick. when quickly now. hi, patrick. when beninis— quickly now. hi, patrick. when dominic raab— quickly now. hi, patrick. when dominic raab is— quickly now. hi, patrick. when dominic raab is sacked, he's not going— dominic raab is sacked, he's not geing re— dominic raab is sacked, he's not geing be be— dominic raab is sacked, he's not going to be sacked— dominic raab is sacked, he's not going to be sacked just yet. we aen-r— going to be sacked just yet. we bent—inas- going to be sacked just yet. we don't—that, but- don't know about that, but i'll beeb—ir— don't know about that, but i'll beeb—ir ben - don't know about that, but i'll keep _it from jack. don't know about that, but i'll keep it from jack in keep reading. is it from jack in biasbbeeie— keep reading. is it from jack in blackpool?.and_ keep reading. is it from jack in blackpool? and he's blackpool? an and he's a se—saiiea— blackpool? an and he's a so—called-belt- blackpool? an and he's a so—called belt , so—called black belt, abbarenriv,- so—called black belt, apparently, could so—called black belt,- apparently,-could take up apparently, so he could take up sage— apparently, so he could take up sage-.— apparently, so he could take up sage-. se— apparently, so he could take up sage-. se iasb- apparently, so he could take up cage-. so jack,-is cage fighting. so jack, there is neving— cage fighting. so jack, there is neving-sien— cage fighting. so jack, there is neving-sierv re- cage fighting. so jack, there is moving story to dominic moving this story to on dominic baab— moving this story to on dominic raab employment. raab next line of employment. vea— raab next line of employment. yea—gan- raab next line of employment. yea—gan a- raab next line of employment. yea—gan a biri you are jumping the gun a bit inere— you are jumping the gun a bit rbere-i— you are jumping the gun a bit rbere-i nasr— you are jumping the gun a bit there,-i must say,- you are jumping the gun a bit there, i must say, tad's there, jack. i must say, tad's been— there, jack. i must say, tad's been en— there, jack. i must say, tad's been on now-an- been on now. this is an inreresring— been on now. this is ani interesting-says, been on now. this is an. interesting-says, i been on now. this is an- interesting-says, i have interesting one. he says, i have bersenaiiv— interesting one. he says, i have personally servants personally seen civil servants snar— personally seen civil servants rbar-anse— personally seen civil servants that unco operative and that are lazy unco operative and verb— that are lazy unco operative and verb againsr— that are lazy unco operative and work against mps— that are lazy unco operative and work against mps rather than serve— work against mps rather than serve rben— work against mps rather than serve them as— work against mps rather than serve them as their job. if a bess— serve them as their job. if a bess reus— serve them as their job. if a boss tells them _ serve them as their job. if a boss tells them to do what they are boss tells them to do what they babi— boss tells them to do what they baii rer— boss tells them to do what they are paid for and— boss tells them to do what they are paid for and they get upset , bar— are paid for and they get upset , bar vbe— are paid for and they get upset , but who cares?— are paid for and they get upset , but who cares? it's about sine. — , but who cares? it's about sine. se— , but who cares? it's about time. so there— , but who cares? it's about time. so there you are. that's tass— time. so there you are. that's iasr a— time. so there you are. that's rasr a iiavear— time. so there you are. that's just a flavour of— time. so there you are. that's just a flavour of what's going on just a flavour of what's going en in— just a flavour of what's going en in nv— just a flavour of what's going on in my inbox.— just a flavour of what's going on in my inbox. now. keep those views— on in my inbox. now. keep those sening. — on in my inbox. now. keep those views coming. gb— on in my inbox. now. keep those views coming. gb views the ebbevs.ab.— views coming. gb views the gbnews.uk. as— views coming. gb views the gbnews.uk. as soon as there are any— gbnews.uk. as soon as there are any developments— gbnews.uk. as soon as there are any developments on this. beninis—srerv, any developments on this.- dominic_story, we dominic raab bullying story, we will dominic raab bullying story, we viii—bar- dominic raab bullying story, wej viii—bar will bring them to you. but now to will bring them to you. but now re-erber— will bring them to you. but now re-erber reb— will bring them to you. but now to-other top story- will bring them to you. but now to other top story is will bring them to you. but now to government top story is will bring them to you. but now to government finallyvry is will bring them to you. but now to government finally about to the government finally about to asraaiiv— the government finally about to asraaiiv sabe— the government finally about to actually take back control of beraers— actually take back control of our borders and— actually take back control of our borders and ignore foreign raagese— our borders and ignore foreign raagese ben,— our borders and ignore foreign judges? now, this time yesterday , we were sitting— judges? now, this time yesterday , we were sitting here talking abear— , we were sitting here talking abear ibe— , we were sitting here talking about the fact— , we were sitting here talking about the fact that the

government - about the fact that the government despite saying government is, despite saying it's government is, despite saying ir-s-sreb— government is, despite saying ir-s-sreb ibe- government is, despite saying it's stop the boats it's going to stop the boats brebaring— it's going to stop the boats brebaring rer— it's going to stop the boats preparing for 56,000 channel nigranr— preparing for 56,000 channel migrant crossings year , migrant crossings this year, 140,000— migrant crossings this year, 140,000 people— migrant crossings this year, 140,000 people in hotels and erber— 140,000 people in hotels and erber ferns— 140,000 people in hotels and other forms of— 140,000 people in hotels and other forms of accommodation as veri— other forms of accommodation as veii .— other forms of accommodation as veii . ani— other forms of accommodation as veii . ana is— other forms of accommodation as well . and it was— other forms of accommodation as well . and it was looking a bit well. and it was looking a bit bieab— well. and it was looking a bit bieablrbev— well. and it was looking a bit bleak-they tried- well. and it was looking a bit bleak they tried invoke bleak as they tried to invoke a narienai— bleak as they tried to invoke a national emergency and well commandeer various different gevernnenr— commandeer various different government owned sites despite breresrariens— government owned sites despite protestations from _ government owned sites despite protestations from various resiienrs— protestations from various residents groups. but rishi sanab— residents groups. but rishi sanab bas— residents groups. but rishi sunak has promised to stop these bears— sunak has promised to stop these bears ana— sunak has promised to stop these bears and ne— sunak has promised to stop these boats, and now he's— sunak has promised to stop these boats, and now he's understood to boats, and now he's understood re bave— boats, and now he's understood re bave savea— boats, and now he's understood to have caved in— boats, and now he's understood to have caved in to— boats, and now he's understood to have caved in to backbench ierv— to have caved in to backbench ierv rebeis— to have caved in to backbench tory rebels and— to have caved in to backbench tory rebels and agreed to amend the tory rebels and agreed to amend rbe iiiegai— tory rebels and agreed to amend the illegal migration bill, vbisb— the illegal migration bill, vbisb as— the illegal migration bill, which, as we— the illegal migration bill, which, as we understand it, weari— which, as we understand it, would allow— which, as we understand it, would allow government ministers to would allow government ministers re ignere— would allow government ministers to ignore european— would allow government ministers to ignore european judges in senain— to ignore european judges in certain situations . as the echr certain situations. as the echr srebbea— certain situations. as the echr srebbea anar— certain situations. as the echr stopped that rwanda flight from rabing— stopped that rwanda flight from rabing eri— stopped that rwanda flight from rabing eii as— stopped that rwanda flight from taking off as it— stopped that rwanda flight from taking off as it was on the ranvvav— taking off as it was on the ranvvav ani— taking off as it was on the runway. and this clearly is an arrenbr— runway. and this clearly is an arrenbr re— runway. and this clearly is an attempt to stop— runway. and this clearly is an attempt to stop that from babbening— attempt to stop that from happening again and get some bianes— happening again and get some bianes rabing— happening again and get some planes taking off— happening again and get some planes taking off to rwanda. but is be— planes taking off to rwanda. but is the government's amendment regai— is the government's amendment iegai e— is the government's amendment even legal ? joining me now is even legal? joining me now is banan— even legal? joining me now is banan rigbrs— even legal? joining me now is human rights lawyer paul siiben.— human rights lawyer paul gilbert. paul,— human rights lawyer paul gilbert. paul, great to have you on gilbert. paul, great to have you en-sbev— gilbert. paul, great to have you en-sbev .— gilbert. paul, great to have you en-sbev . se— gilbert. paul, great to have you on-show . so there- gilbert. paul, great to have you on show . so there he is. on the show. so there he is. ibanb— on the show. so there he is. ibanb vea— on the show. so there he is. ibanb vea verv— on the show. so there he is. thank you very much, paul. so i ibis—

thank you very much, paul. so i mean, this seems— thank you very much, paul. so i mean, this seems like good news for mean, this seems like good news ier anvene— mean, this seems like good news ier anvene vbe— mean, this seems like good news for anyone who wants us to have breber— for anyone who wants us to have breber senrrei— for anyone who wants us to have proper control over— for anyone who wants us to have proper control over our own beraers— proper control over our own beraers .— proper control over our own borders . does— proper control over our own borders . does the legal borders. does the legal sennanirv— borders. does the legal community share view ? borders. does the legal- community share-view ? well community share this view? well i'm community share this view? well in ner— community share this view? well in ner sae— community share this view? well i'm not sure it's— community share this view? well i'm not sure it's about control ibe— i'm not sure it's about control over the borders.— i'm not sure it's about control over the borders. _ i'm not sure it's about control over the borders. “ over the borders. this is more about how you deal with people once they've got over the border into the country illegally and how quickly you can remove them . i mean, as far as how the legal community is responding to this , there is a great deal of this, there is a great deal of concern about it, chiefly because what it is essentially doing is going behind an international agreement that we have signed , which is that we have signed, which is that we signed up to the european convention on human rights, and it's pursuant to that that these as they're known, rule 39 orders are are made . so we're really are are made. so we're really saying, okay , we've signed up to saying, okay, we've signed up to this agreement. we don't like this agreement. we don't like this particular part of it. so we're just going to ignore it. and the problem with that is it sets a precedent. it really says that we say we respect the rule

of law in this country. paul paul does it does it set a precedent? we aren't going to beiiev— precedent? we aren't going to ieiieviben. — precedent? we aren't going to follow them. i'm— precedent? we aren't going to follow them. i'm not- i:�* we aren't going to follow them. iii i:�* we aren't going to follow them. 5.iri it follow them. i'm not sure. it eiees— follow them. i'm not sure. it iees ser— follow them. i'm not sure. it iees ser a— follow them. i'm not sure. it does set a precedent,- follow them. 5.iri it does set a precedent, though, eiees— does set a precedent, though, iees ire— does set a precedent, though, does it? because— does set a precedent, though, does it? because there wasn't ibis— does it? because there wasn't rbis big— does it? because there wasn't rbis big bee— does it? because there wasn't this big hoo ha— does it? because there wasn't this big hoo ha when we said snar— this big hoo ha when we said that prisoners— this big hoo ha when we said that prisoners wouldn't be aiievei— that prisoners wouldn't be allowed .vote - that prisoners wouldn't be allowed vote and our allowed the vote and our iarebean— allowed the vote and our european counterparts said eibervise— european counterparts said otherwise. we— european counterparts said otherwise. we ignored the echr rben— otherwise. we ignored the echr rben .— otherwise. we ignored the echr rben . ani— otherwise. we ignored the echr then , and that— otherwise. we ignored the echr then , and that hasn't set then, and that hasn't set a breseaenr— then, and that hasn't set a breseienr .— then, and that hasn't set a precedent. in— then, and that hasn't set a precedent . in fact, we have precedent. in fact, we have srasb— precedent. in fact, we have srasb re— precedent. in fact, we have stuck to the _ precedent. in fact, we have stuck to the echr more than beaas— stuck to the echr more than beaas ei— stuck to the echr more than loads of other— stuck to the echr more than loads of other countries who are asraaiiv— loads of other countries who are actually subject— loads of other countries who are actually subject to— loads of other countries who are actually subject to it as well. in — actually subject to it as well. in ieebing— actually subject to it as well. i'm looking at— actually subject to it as well. i'm looking at a— actually subject to it as well. i'm looking at a report here, beiieve— i'm looking at a report here, beiieve ir— i'm looking at a report here, believe it or— i'm looking at a report here, believe it or not,— i'm looking at a report here, believe it or not, from the saariian— believe it or not, from the guardian, which- believe it or not, from the guardian, which was praising us, saving— guardian, which was praising us, saving ibe— guardian, which was praising us, saving rbe rib— guardian, which was praising us, saying the uk was— guardian, which was praising us, saying the uk was only even reana— saying the uk was only even ieani re— saying the uk was only even found to have— saying the uk was only even found to have acted unlawfully ani— found to have acted unlawfully and-iban— found to have acted unlawfully and-than-cases- and fewer than 1% of cases ieigea— and fewer than 1% of cases lodged against— and fewer than 1% of cases lodged against it. the echr . so lodged against it. the echr. so why— lodged against it. the echr. so vbv is— lodged against it. the echr. so vbv is inere— lodged against it. the echr. so why is there this— lodged against it. the echr. so why is there this idea that beaase— why is there this idea that because we ignore them over who we asb re— because we ignore them over who we can ask to leave— because we ignore them over who we can ask to leave this country , we can ask to leave this country . snar— we can ask to leave this country . bar is— we can ask to leave this country .that is neari— we can ask to leave this country , that it would set— we can ask to leave this country , that it would set a— we can ask to leave this country , that it would set a precedent ani— , that it would set a precedent and ve— , that it would set a precedent and we weari— , that it would set a precedent and we would essentially become and we would essentially become an berribie— and we would essentially become an horrible outlier— and we would essentially become an horrible outlier ?_ and we would essentially become an horrible outlier ? well first an horrible outlier? well first of an horrible outlier? well first ei abb— an horrible outlier? well first ei gr, ir-s— an horrible outlier? well first ei gr, its a— an horrible outlier? well first of all, it's a reputation issue, isn-r— of all, it's a reputation issue, bar is — of all, it's a reputation issue, isn't it? what— of all, it's a reputation issue, isn't it? what it's- of all, it's a reputation issue, isn't it? iririieeg isn't it? what it's really saying is that when we sign up

to an international agreement and let's be clear about this, we're not just talking about signing up to the european convention on human rights because, no, that's a very unpopular thing amongst certain circles is the issue of extradition. that's all international agreements that we sign, which we abide by. so the point is that what it's going to do is essentially send a message out there that when we sign up to an international agreement, that you cannot guarantee that the united kingdom will follow it. if it happens to be if part of it happens to subsequently , of it happens to subsequently, then go against whatever. but you can't guarantee that spain kyiv but you can't guarantee is it currently stands that spain portugal loads of other signatories of this. we adhere to signatories of this. we adhere re isbb— signatories of this. we adhere to echr rulings— signatories of this. we adhere to echr rulings more- ig we adhere to echr rulings more than them. ana— to echr rulings more than them. and in— to echr rulings more than them. and in bass— to echr rulings more than them. and in fact we're— to echr rulings more than them. and in fact we're level with sernanv— and in fact we're level with sernanv .— and in fact we're level with sernanv . se— and in fact we're level with germany. so i— and in fact we're level with germany. so i mean, realistically- germany. so i mean, realistically we're in the same bear— realistically we're in the same bear bere— realistically we're in the same boat here that— realistically we're in the same boat here that and that's how it sbeaia— boat here that and that's how it sbeaii be. — boat here that and that's how it should be. but— boat here that and that's how it should be. but but—

boat here that and that's how it should be. : i should be. but but that doesn't mean that we should therefore be able to say, well, look, we're normally very good, but on this occasion we're not going to be we're ignore it. so so we're going to ignore it. so so you sign up to i mean, the answer to this is they renegotiate the deal , but renegotiate the deal, but they're not going to do that because it's going to take too long and crucial, really, i suspect, because it will take longer than whenever the next election is going to place. election is going to take place. that's what this is to do with the proper way, renegotiate the agreement. it the proper way, renegotiate the agreement . it would be it would agreement. it would be it would be is— agreement. it would be it would be is neari— agreement. it would be it would be it would be— agreement. it would be it would be it would be the— riirigiririi“ri“i it would be it would be it would be the proper r?i€g”iiiliil�*iii�*. it would be it would be it would be the proper way. can— be it would be the proper way. can-understand,- be it would be the proper way. can understand, though, be it would be the proper way. can whynderstand, though, be it would be the proper way. can why maybe nd, though, be it would be the proper way. can why maybe someough, be it would be the proper way. can why maybe some people are paul, why maybe some people are gaire— paul, why maybe some people are quite exercised— paul, why maybe some people are quite exercised about the idea of, quite exercised about the idea eilbnev— quite exercised about the idea of,-know, some- quite exercised about the idea of, know, some people quite exercised about the idea of,-know, some people be of, you know, some people may be sening— of, you know, some people may be sening eve— of, you know, some people may be sening ever-vve— of, you know, some people may be coming over-we take- of, you know, some people may be coming over we take a look of, you know, some people may be co them over we take a look of, you know, some people may be co them and we take a look of, you know, some people may be co them and we we take a look of, you know, some people may be co them and we say,e take a look of, you know, some people may be co them and we say, look, a look of, you know, some people may be co them and we say, look, with 3k at them and we say, look, with resbesr.— at them and we say, look, with resbesr. vea— at them and we say, look, with respect, you have— at them and we say, look, with respect, you have arrived here iiiegaiiv— respect, you have arrived here iiiegaiiv ana— respect, you have arrived here illegally and we— respect, you have arrived here illegally and we don't want the barren— illegally and we don't want the barien en— illegally and we don't want the burden on the— illegally and we don't want the burden on the british taxpayer, vbisb— burden on the british taxpayer, vbisb-verv-rel which is already very high, to be en— which is already very high, to be en ieebing— which is already very high, to be on looking after you while it babes— be on looking after you while it rabes as— be on looking after you while it takes us, well,— be on looking after you while it takes us, well, in— be on looking after you while it takes us, well, in some cases severai— takes us, well, in some cases severai-re— takes us, well, in some cases several-to process- takes us, well, in some cases several to process your several years to process your asvian—i- several years to process your- asylum_| appreciate asylum claim, which i appreciate is-iaair.— asylum claim, which i appreciate is-iaair. bv— asylum claim, which i appreciate is-iaair. bv ibe- asylum claim, which i appreciate is fault, by the way. is also our fault, by the way. bar— is also our fault, by the way. bar-asraaiiv— is also our fault, by the way. but actually don't like the but they actually don't like the biea— but they actually don't like the idea snar— but they actually don't like the idea that some— but they actually don't like the idea that some anonymous foreign judge— idea that some anonymous foreign range in— idea that some anonymous foreign rage in be— idea that some anonymous foreign judge in the dead— idea that some anonymous foreign judge in the dead of night

somewhere— judge in the dead of night somewhere might be able to say, no, somewhere might be able to say, be. vea— somewhere might be able to say, be. vea bave— somewhere might be able to say, be. vea bave re— somewhere might be able to say, no, you have to keep chap no, you have to keep this chap in—i— no, you have to keep this chap in—i rnean- no, you have to keep this chapi in—i nean-is in your country. i mean, that is ner— in your country. i mean, that is nei baiarabie— in your country. i mean, that is not palatable to— in your country. i mean, that is not palatable to the british babiis— not palatable to the british public-whole,- not palatable to the british public-whole, i- not palatable to the british public whole, i don't public as a whole, i don't rbinb.— public as a whole, i don't rbinblire— public as a whole, i don't think. it? completely think. is it? i completely understand— think. is it? i completely. understand—and think. is it? i completely- understand_and i do understand that view. and i do ibinb— understand that view. and i do think doesn't help is the think what doesn't help is the way that the european court of human rights is sort of spoken of and i'm not saying that's by particular people generally. i think there's a misunderstanding about how important it is so that , you know, that's also a that, you know, that's also a failure to communicate effectively on that. and i absolutely understand the frustration that people feel about these people coming over on the boats. for you know, all sorts of reasons . on the boats. for you know, all sorts of reasons. but but in a way aren't isn't really the point about this is do something thatis point about this is do something that is going to dissuade them from getting on the boats in the first place rather than because in the end it might be it, you know, it's going to be you've still got to deal with them when they arrive. and think you and they arrive. and i think you and i discuss a case so long ago

i discuss a case not so long ago where, um , it might even have where, um, it might even have been that random flight where one criticisms was that one of the criticisms was that the weren't the applications weren't processed and so do processed properly and so do something to stop the we can help ourselves more rather than what this is. yeah. i get that. paul what this is. yeah. i get that. paul, thank you very much. aivavs— paul, thank you very much. bivavs a— paul, thank you very much. always a pleasure. paul gilbert, vbe— always a pleasure. paul gilbert, vbe is— always a pleasure. paul gilbert, vbe is a— always a pleasure. paul gilbert, who is a human— always a pleasure. paul gilbert, who is a human rights lawyer. i ieeb— who is a human rights lawyer. i ieeb. i— who is a human rights lawyer. i mean, look, i suppose the arganenr— mean, look, i suppose the arganenr re— mean, look, i suppose the argument to this is, well, this veaii— argument to this is, well, this veaia be— argument to this is, well, this would be the— argument to this is, well, this would be the deterrent, wouldn't it ? would be the deterrent, wouldn't is e ibis— would be the deterrent, wouldn't it .7 this would— would be the deterrent, wouldn't it .7 this would-the- would be the deterrent, wouldn't it ? this would the deterrent. it? this would be the deterrent. is it? this would be the deterrent. is-asraaiiv.— it? this would be the deterrent. is - actually, . people - is that actually, if people do seeliigbr— is that actually, if people do see-light-fact- is that actually, if people do see light fact that we see in light of the fact that we san-r— see in light of the fact that we sat reaiiv— see in light of the fact that we can't really tell— see in light of the fact that we can't really tell the boats basb— can't really tell the boats basb. ana— can't really tell the boats basb. and i— can't really tell the boats back, and i know a lot of people can't really tell the boats backemaili know a lot of people can't really tell the boats backemail meow a lot of people can't really tell the boats backemail me at a lot of people can't really tell the boats backemail me a lot.ot of people can't really tell the boats backemail me a lot of of people can't really tell the boats backemail me a lot of the leople can't really tell the boats backemail me a lot of the time; who email me a lot of the time bere— who email me a lot of the time bere ie— who email me a lot of the time bere ae vani— who email me a lot of the time here do want us— who email me a lot of the time here do want us to— who email me a lot of the time here do want us to turn the bears— here do want us to turn the bears-were- here do want us to turn the boats-we're not.- here do want us to turn the boats we're not. i don't boats back. we're not. i don't reaiiv—re- boats back. we're not. i don't reaiiv—relrbari really think, going to do that ever-libe— really think, going to do that ever..the-other- really think, going to do that ever. the other thing ever. so the only other thing snar— ever. so the only other thing bar—is- ever. so the only other thing rbar—is ger- ever. so the only other thing. that—is get planes that we could do is get planes rabing— that we could do is get planes rabing eri— that we could do is get planes taking off-places- taking off to places like bvania— taking off to places like rwanda. and— taking off to places like rwanda. and allow to rwanda. and this might allow to us rwanda. and this might allow to as-ger— rwanda. and this might allow to as-ger ibe— us do that. i get the impression,- us do that. i get the impression, though, and i want vear— impression, though, and i want vear sabe— impression, though, and i want vear rabe en— impression, though, and i want your take on this— your take on this gbviews@gbnews.uk you a gbviews@gbnews.uk are you just a bit gbviews@gbnews.uk are you just a bis—bir— gbviews@gbnews.uk are you just a bis—bis sisb— gbviews@gbnews.uk are you just a bis—bis sisb ani- bit actually just a bit sick and brea— bit actually just a bit sick and rise ei— bit actually just a bit sick and tired of hearing— bit actually just a bit sick and tired of hearing that? now tired of hearing that? oh, now maybe— tired of hearing that? oh, now maybe ne— tired of hearing that? oh, now maybe now finally we'll get senrrei— maybe now finally we'll get senrrei ei— maybe now finally we'll get control of borders. maybe now finally we'll get- control of. borders. .this maybe now finally we'll get- cont be of-borders.-this maybe now finally we'll get cont be of one.irders. this maybe now finally we'll get cont be of one.irder:actuallyiis will be the one. and actually rbere-s— will be the one. and actually rbere-s tass— will be the one. and actually there's just always something eiss.— else, isn't there? there's aivavs— else, isn't there? there's always light always something else. in light of

always something else. in light ei-iigares— always something else. in light of-figures that— always something else. in light of figures that dropped of the figures that dropped vesreraav— yesterday live on this show abear— yesterday live on this show. abear—beeoo about we're expecting 56,000 sbannei— about we're expecting 56,000 channel crossings— about we're expecting 56,000 channel crossings year. channel crossings this year. inas— channel crossings this year. that-stopping- channel crossings this year. that stopping the boats , that is not stopping the boats, is-ier-s— that is not stopping the boats, is-ier-s be— that is not stopping the boats, is-let's be honest,- that is not stopping the boats, is let's be honest, that is it? and let's be honest, that veaia— is it? and let's be honest, that veaia-re— is it? and let's be honest, that veaii-re be— is it? and let's be honest, that would-to be a— is it? and let's be honest, that would to be a heck of a lot would have to be a heck of a lot of would have to be a heck of a lot ei-re— would have to be a heck of a lot ei-re bvania— would have to be a heck of a lot of-to rwanda if- would have to be a heck of a lot of-to rwanda if we- would have to be a heck of a lot of to rwanda if we were would have to be a heck of a lot of to to rwanda if we were would have to be a heck of a lot of to deterivanda if we were would have to be a heck of a lot of to deter allda if we were would have to be a heck of a lot of to deter all of if we were would have to be a heck of a lot of to deter all of those were going to deter all of those beebie.— going to deter all of those beebie. bar— going to deter all of those people. but there we go. now the rrensb—rbev- french rioted because they sign-r— french rioted because they iiin-r vani— french rioted because they didn't want pension age to didn't want the pension age to be insreasei— didn't want the pension age to be increased-64.— didn't want the pension age to be increased-64. i- didn't want the pension age to be increased 64. i mean, it be increased to 64. i mean, it sbesbing— be increased to 64. i mean, it was shocking stuff, wasn't it? visib— was shocking stuff, wasn't it? war, ve— was shocking stuff, wasn't it? well, we might— was shocking stuff, wasn't it? well, we might have to work anrii— well, we might have to work anrii vbe-re— well, we might have to work until we're 70. _ well, we might have to work until we're 70. okay. this is be— until we're 70. okay. this is the announcement. the the latest announcement. the bensien— the latest announcement. the bensien-nigbr— the latest announcement. the pension might rise till the pension age might rise till the age— pension age might rise till the age-vibere— pension age might rise till the age _where are- pension age might rise till the age where are protest ? age of 70. where are protest? yes:— age of 70. where are protest? ves rbar-s— age of 70. where are protest? ves bars-i— age of 70. where are protest? yes, that's-i want- age of 70. where are protest? yes, that's i want to know. yes, that's what i want to know. sbeaii— yes, that's what i want to know. sbeaiiibe— yes, that's what i want to know. should be fighting back? i'm should we be fighting back? i'm barrisb— should we be fighting back? i'm patrick christys _ should we be fighting back? i'm patrick christys on— should we be fighting back? i'm patrick christys on gb news and

radio. it radio. l l it just babe.- . it just seemed babie- — i it just seemed to radio. it just seemed to be a campaign re evervrbing— it just seemed to be a campaign to everything possible— it just seemed to be a campaign to everything possible to- to do everything possible to rrasb— to do everything possible to rrasb ibe— to do everything possible to trash the reputation of our bevai— trash the reputation of our bevai raniiv— trash the reputation of our royal family in the run up to be— royal family in the run up to the coronation— royal family in the run up to the coronation-is. the coronation and here is a gaesrien— the coronation and here is a gaesrien rer— the coronation and here is a question for you _ the coronation and here is a question for you now. is king sbaries— question for you now. is king charles-rich— question for you now. is king charles-rich ?_ question for you now. is king charles rich ? the king, by charles too rich? the king, by ibe— charles too rich? the king, by rbe wav— charles too rich? the king, by rbe vav. ibe— charles too rich? the king, by the way, the guardian has srebbei— the way, the guardian has srebbea ab— the way, the guardian has stepped up its— the way, the guardian has stepped up its campaign against the stepped up its campaign against rbe bevai— stepped up its campaign against the royal family— stepped up its campaign against the royal family by claiming the

bing-s— the royal family by claiming the bing-s brivare— the royal family by claiming the king's private fortune is worth an estimated— king's private fortune is worth an estimated £1.8 billion. they say an estimated £1.8 billion. they sav bis— an estimated £1.8 billion. they say his fortune— an estimated £1.8 billion. they say his fortune includes cars , say his fortune includes cars, jewelleryr_ say his fortune includes cars, jewellery, property investments, beses— jewellery, property investments, beses .— jewellery, property investments, horses , rare stamps, meaning horses, rare stamps, meaning eirber— horses, rare stamps, meaning eirber an— horses, rare stamps, meaning eirber an ani— horses, rare stamps, meaning either art and a— horses, rare stamps, meaning either art and a hereditary esrare— either art and a hereditary esrare .— either art and a hereditary esrare . se— either art and a hereditary estate . so there we go. former estate. so there we go. former revai— estate. so there we go. former royal correspondent for the sun ani— royal correspondent for the sun and aarber— royal correspondent for the sun and author charles rea joins me . sbaries— and author charles rea joins me now . charles, should our and author charles rea joins me now. charles, should our king ner— now. charles, should our king ner be— now. charles, should our king ner be a— now. charles, should our king not be a billionaire ? i mean, not be a billionaire? i mean, be-s— not be a billionaire? i mean, be-s sbe— not be a billionaire? i mean, be-s rbe bing— not be a billionaire? i mean, he's the king. he— not be a billionaire? i mean, he's the king. he is not with be— he's the king. he is not with be besi— he's the king. he is not with the best will— he's the king. he is not with the best will in— he's the king. he is not with the best will in the world going to the best will in the world going be be— the best will in the world going be be reana— the best will in the world going to be found crawling out of a binge— to be found crawling out of a mecca? bingo in— to be found crawling out of a mecca? bingo in milton keynes anvrine— mecca? bingo in milton keynes anvrine seen— mecca? bingo in milton keynes anytime soon home and tuck anytime soon to go home and tuck inse— anytime soon to go home and tuck be a— anytime soon to go home and tuck be a ready— anytime soon to go home and tuck into a ready meal.— anytime soon to go home and tuck into a ready meal. is— anytime soon to go home and tuck into a ready meal. is he? ri into a ready meal. is he? he's verb.— into a ready meal. is he? he's veii. bes— into a ready meal. is he? he's veii. be-s nes— into a ready meal. is he? he's well, he's not even— into a ready meal. is he? he's well, he's not even going to be in wetherspoons, be in a wetherspoons, to be perfectly look, perfectly honest. no and look, this , he is rich, as was the this guy, he is rich, as was the previous monarch. but it's not all previous monarch. but it's not aii nenev— previous monarch. but it's not all money stuffed— previous monarch. but it's not all money stuffed into- i but it's not all money stuffed into a narrress— all money stuffed into a mattress or— all money stuffed into a mattress or mattresses at basbingban — mattress or mattresses at buckingham palace or wherever it is breberiv. — buckingham palace or wherever it is breberiv. iss— buckingham palace or wherever it is property. it's the— buckingham palace or wherever it is property. . j.rt“ is property. it's the duchy of lancaster , which helps pay for lancaster, which helps pay for the monarch. um . lancaster, which helps pay for the monarch. um. i lancaster, which helps pay for the monarch. um . i don't see any the monarch. um. i don't see any

problem with it. you know that the king is super rich . i mean, the king is super rich. i mean, they are the king is super rich. i mean, rbev saving— the king is super rich. i mean, they are saying that— “rig i mean, they are saying that maybe this snar— they are saying that maybe this means that he— they are saying that maybe this means that he could pay for his own coronation— means that he could pay for his own coronation and he'd have all of, own coronation and he'd have all er. vea— own coronation and he'd have all er. vea bnev.— own coronation and he'd have all er. vea bnev. be— own coronation and he'd have all of, you know, he could do more, i of, you know, he could do more, i sabbese. — of, you know, he could do more, i sabbese. i— of, you know, he could do more, i sabbese. i mean— of, you know, he could do more, i suppose. i mean, is- of, you know, he could do more, i suppose. “ .ir“rii i suppose. i mean, is there a case for that? is there a case that in the current cost of living crisis, you know, taxpayer having to pay for this guy 9°t taxpayer having to pay for this guy got £1.8 billion in guy who's got £1.8 billion in assets or something is morally wrong? should he turn buckingham palace into a homeless . shelter palace into a homeless. shelter i don't think we're going to bave— i don't think we're going to have buckingham palace as a beneiess— have buckingham palace as a homeless shelter— have buckingham palace as a homeless shelter at all. look, i sbinb— homeless shelter at all. look, i ibinb its— homeless shelter at all. look, i think it's right— homeless shelter at all. look, i think it's right that we, the government , the government government, the government funded by the taxpayer , pay for funded by the taxpayer, pay for the pay for the coronation. um, he has cut down the coronation from what it was when his mother was crowned in 1953. it was much more lavish , lots of, much more more lavish, lots of, much more pomp and circumstance . this is pomp and circumstance. this is going to be a very much a cut down version. and he realised that the country is in a, you

know, a cost of living crisis. but let's not forget as well, this is a king as well that spends an awful lot of time in helping young people. you know, help. when he was prince of wales , which has been carried on wales, which has been carried on by his son, you know, helped young people get started, get a new life, get a job. you new life, get get a job. you know, he's a very concerned monarch . and i don't i don't monarch. and i don't i don't there's always going to be people criticising the fact he's rich and he's got all these houses and everything else . uh, houses and everything else. uh, i just, you know, i houses and everything else. uh, ijust, you know, i don't “rig uh, i just, you know, i don't think virnessing. — i just, you know, i don't think witnessing. n0— i just, you know, i don't think witnessing. \vr:r c“?. r: : witnessing. no charlie, i wonder if this is what we're witnessing, charlie which is actually a cabal of people who just are very jealous. they hate wealth. they especially, they especially hate the idea of hereditary wealth . and yes, hereditary wealth. and yes, maybe , just maybe, they are so maybe, just maybe, they are so unhappy with their own lives that they want to try to take the king down. so there will always be people who will be against, you know, the monarch.

we've already been told that rebabiis— we've already been told that rebabiis is— we've already been told that republic is going to stage its breresr— republic is going to stage its breresr .— republic is going to stage its own protest . on— republic is going to stage its own protest . on on may the 6th own protest. on on may the 6th in ienien. — own protest. on on may the 6th in london. there'll_ own protest. on on may the 6th in london. ir“rii .. own protest. on on may the 6th in london. .. : “rig in london. there'll be standing at trafalgar square as the procession moves through . and procession moves through. and you'll be able to see them beaase— you'll be able to see them because they're _ you'll be able to see them because they're selling themselves— because they're selling themselves £14.99 t shirts and iasbers— themselves £14.99 t shirts and rasbers airb— themselves £14.99 t shirts and jackets with nortje king or and so jackets with nortje king or and se ani— jackets with nortje king or and so and we've got— jackets with nortje king or and so and we've got protests in sseriana— so and we've got protests in scotland scotland are going to bave— scotland scotland are going to bave a— scotland scotland are going to bave a narsb— scotland scotland are going to have a march and— scotland scotland are going to have a march and i think even vvaies— have a march and i think even babes are— have a march and i think even wales are having— have a march and i think even wales are having you know, a, you— wales are having you know, a, vea bnev.— wales are having you know, a, vea bnev. a— wales are having you know, a, you know, a march as well. so we rive— you know, a march as well. so we iivs in— you know, a march as well. so we iivs in a— you know, a march as well. so we iivs in a seanrrv— you know, a march as well. so we live in a country where people are entitled to protest peacefully, and that's absolutely fine if that's what they want to do, then let let they want to do, then let let the rest of us enjoy it. yeah, this is part of it, isn't it? can't they just let the rest of us can't they just let the rest of as eniev— can't they just let the rest of as enrev ire— can't they just let the rest of us enjoy it? this— can't they just let the rest of us enjoy it? this is such senerbing— us enjoy it? this is such something so- us enjoy it? this is such something so selfish about beebie— something so selfish about beebie vbe— something so selfish about people who are— something so selfish about people who are going to up people who are going to go up ana— people who are going to go up and-my— people who are going to go up ana-nv-ani- people who are going to go up and-my-and all. and say not my king and all ibis.— and say not my king and all ibis-baa— and say not my king and all ibis-baa a— and say not my king and all this.-had a few- and say not my king and all this. had a few emails in this. i've had a few emails in sbariie— this. i've had a few emails in charlie saying— this. i've had a few emails in charlie saying they're charlie saying that they're going— charlie saying that they're. geing—ibe going to protest against the breresrs.— going to protest against the protests. - know i going to protest against the. protests-know what protests. so i don't know what ibe—is- protests. so i don't know what ibe—is geingl the coronation day is going to ieeb— the coronation day is going to ieeb iibe. —

the coronation day is going to ieeb iibe. i— the coronation day is going to look like. i mean,— the coronation day is going to look like. i mean, how they do inas— look like. i mean, how they do rbar. rbev-re — look like. i mean, how they do that, they're going to have to segregare— that, they're going to have to segregate _checkl that, they're going to have to. segregate _check you. segregate people and check you. you segregate people and check you. yea—vea- segregate people and check you. yea—yea bave| you have the protest. you have be— you have the protest. you have be breresr— you have the protest. you have the protest against protest you have the protest. you have thryou»test against protest you have the protest. you have thtyou haveagainst protest you have the protest. you have thtyou haveagaiicoronation.ast or you have the coronation. i aen-r—rei or you have the coronation. i- ien-r—re bev don't know how it's going to how it's don't know how it's going to how its geing— don't know how it's going to how its geing re— don't know how it's going to how it's going to work— don't know how it's going to how it's going to work out. i'm not bar— it's going to work out. i'm not sure. but-these- it's going to work out. i'm not sure. but these people sure. but should these people vbe—breresr- who are going to protest it, i aen-r— who are going to protest it, i aen-r bnev.— who are going to protest it, i don't know, maybe job and don't know, maybe get a job and bave— don't know, maybe get a job and bavelvasbe— don't know, maybe get a job and have lwash?iwell,_ don't know, maybe get a job and have wash? �*fvi�*ri.. grin?“ have a wash? well, yeah, that's i feel the same way. if that's the i feel the same way. if that's ibe-bing— i feel the same way. if that's ibe-rbing vea— i feel the same way. if that's the .thing you can- i feel the same way. if that's the-thing you can do.- if that's the thing you can do. on the best thing you can do. on ibe— the best thing you can do. on rbe iav— the best thing you can do. on rbe iav ei— the best thing you can do. on rbe iav ei ibe— the best thing you can do. on the day of the coronation then so the day of the coronation then se-i— the day of the coronation then se-i sasbesr- the day of the coronation then so i suspect there'll so be it. but i suspect there'll be an— so be it. but i suspect there'll be an aviar— so be it. but i suspect there'll be an awful lot— so be it. but i suspect there'll be an awful lot more people. you bnev— be an awful lot more people. you bnev .— be an awful lot more people. you bnev . iining— be an awful lot more people. you know , lining the— be an awful lot more people. you know , lining the route to the know, lining the route to the serenarien — know, lining the route to the coronation back— know, lining the route to the coronation back again than there will coronation back again than there viii be— coronation back again than there will be protesters— coronation back again than there will be protesters .— coronation back again than there will be protesters . the voice of will be protesters. the voice of be— will be protesters. the voice of be beebie— will be protesters. the voice of be beebie viii— will be protesters. the voice of the people will be— will be protesters. the voice of the people will be heard. and ies-s— the people will be heard. and ier-s abse— the people will be heard. and let's also not— the people will be heard. and let's also not forget, this is a narveiieas— let's also not forget, this is a marvellous historic occasion snar— marvellous historic occasion rbarier— marvellous historic occasion that for most— marvellous historic occasion that for most people, they won't ever see again. so— that for most people, they won't ever see again. so let's enjoy ibe— ever see again. so let's enjoy rbe iav.— ever see again. so let's enjoy rbe iav. ies-s— ever see again. so let's enjoy the day. let's enjoy the weekend . i— the day. let's enjoy the weekend . i can-r— the day. let's enjoy the weekend . i can't imagine— the day. let's enjoy the weekend . i can't imagine being- the day. let's enjoy the weekend . i can't imagine being so full of hate and venom that i decided that on the day of the coronation instead of, i don't know, baking a quiche or a victoria sponge or something. i'm going to go actively out of my way to queue up for potentially days to get the right spot, to hold up a sign

that says not my but that says not my king, but nobody cares about . just go to nobody cares about. just go to the pub nobody cares about. just go to be bab ani— nobody cares about. just go to the pub and have— nobody cares about. just go to the pub and have a— : i just go to the pub and have a drink. /r:r. the pub and have a drink. you aen-r— the pub and have a drink. you aen-r even— the pub and have a drink. you don't even have— the pub and have a drink. you don't even have to _ the pub and have a drink. you don't even have to toast- the pub and have a drink. you don't even have to toast the king. just drink until you ierger— king. just drink until you rerger ibe— king. just drink until you forget the king. - “rig just drink until you forget the king. yeah, exactly. sbariie— forget the king. yeah, exactly. charlie sound— forget the king. yeah, exactly. charlie sound advice there? of course. one that— charlie sound advice there? of course. one that we cannot seniene— course. one that we cannot condone here,— course. one that we cannot condone here, but there we go. snare.— condone here, but there we go. sbariie. bav— condone here, but there we go. charlie. ray. good— condone here, but there we go. charlie. ray. good man. good man. former royal— charlie. ray. good man. good man. former royal correspondent at man. former royal correspondent ar ibe— man. former royal correspondent ar ibe san— man. former royal correspondent ar ibe san ani— man. former royal correspondent at the sun and author with a never— at the sun and author with a novel approach— at the sun and author with a novel approach on how you can sabe— novel approach on how you can rabe ibe— novel approach on how you can rabe rbe eige— novel approach on how you can take the edge-the- novel approach on how you can take the edge the coronation take the edge off the coronation rignr— take the edge off the coronation rigbr .— take the edge off the coronation rigbr . sibi— take the edge off the coronation right . still less— take the edge off the coronation right . still less come right. still less to come berveen— right. still less to come between now- right. still less to come between now 5:00. we right. still less to come- between now-5:00. we will between now and 5:00. we will iissass— between now and 5:00. we will iissass-ob— between now and 5:00. we will discuss-oh, grief- between now and 5:00. we will discuss-oh, grief .- between now and 5:00. we will discuss oh, grief . over discuss the row. oh, grief. over iiansbesrer— discuss the row. oh, grief. over manchester united and manchester sirv-s— manchester united and manchester sirv-s siab— manchester united and manchester city's club badges— manchester united and manchester city's club badges .— manchester united and manchester city's club badges . there's one city's club badges. there's one on city's club badges. there's one en ibe— city's club badges. there's one on the screen— city's club badges. there's one on the screen there. and abbarenriv— on the screen there. and apparently that that ship there you apparently that that ship there vea see— apparently that that ship there you see there?— apparently that that ship there you see there? yeah horrible, bisreris— you see there? yeah horrible, historic links— you see there? yeah horrible, historic links to _ you see there? yeah horrible, historic links to the slave babe.— historic links to the slave basis. on— historic links to the slave trade. oh, no— historic links to the slave trade. oh, no .- historic links to the slave trade. oh, no . have they really trade. oh, no. have they really got— trade. oh, no. have they really gei anvrbing— trade. oh, no. have they really gei anvrbing re— trade. oh, no. have they really got anything to with the got anything to do with the save— got anything to do with the siave—aien.| got anything to do with the. slave _ alert. no, slave trade? spoiler alert. no, but— slave trade? spoiler alert. no,i but—helpful but i have compiled a helpful list to— but i have compiled a helpful list to let— but i have compiled a helpful list to let you— but i have compiled a helpful list to let you know about which other— list to let you know about which other premier— list to let you know about which other premier league clubs are going— other premier league clubs are going to— other premier league clubs are going to be— other premier league clubs are going to be cancelled at the guar— going to be cancelled at the g... of— going to be cancelled at the altar of wokingham and should we copy— altar of wokingham and should we copy g..— altar of wokingham and should we copy the french— altar of wokingham and should we copy the french for— altar of wokingham and should we copy the french for once and figm— copy the french for once and fight book— copy the french for once and fight book oo— copy the french for once and fight back as it's— copy the french for once and fight back as it's reported that of— fight back as it's reported that some of us might— fight back as it's reported that some of us might have to work unm— some of us might have to work until wo-o— some of us might have to work until we're 70.7— some of us might have to work until we're 70.7 no,— some of us might have to work until we're 70.7 no, but first

you— until we're 70.7 no, but first you oo— until we're 70.7 no, but first you see latest— until we're 70.7 no, but first you see latest headlines with pony— you see latest headlines with polly middlehurst . you see latest headlines with polly middlehurst. f polly middlehurst. patrick. thank— polly middlehurst. patrick. thonkyoo— polly middlehurst. patrick. thank you. the top stories this hourin thank you. the top stories this hour in the united states , the hour in the united states, the most powerful rocket ever built on earth launched from south texas. take a listen. we are . texas. take a listen. we are. back that's the sound of elon musk's spacex sending its new rocket system named starship into space. the launch, we're told, was successful, but the booster rocket didn't separate as planned and exploded moments later , with the spacex team later, with the spacex team calling it a rapid, unscheduled disas assembly. an initial lift—off earlier this week was cancelled near the end of the countdown due to a faulty valve . the mission is part of spacex's ambitious to send humans to the moon and mars. now the prime minister has received a report into the bullying

allegations made against his deputy, dominic raab, the deputy prime minister himself requested the independent investigation as soon as the first allegation was made about him in november last yeah made about him in november last year. eight formal complaints have been made by staff about mr raabs behaviour during his time as foreign secretary, brexit secretary and justice secretary downing street says rishi sunak maintains full confidence in his deputy, but is carefully considering the report . but considering the report. but downing street won't be drawn on when the prime minister will give his decision on mr raabs future . erg and jens stoltenberg future. erg and jens stoltenberg has declared that the future of ukraine lies within nato. the nato chief arriving in kyiv to pay nato chief arriving in kyiv to pay his respects to soldiers who've died in the war with russia, showing his support as the country prepares for another counter—offensive . kyiv. in his counter—offensive. kyiv. in his first visit since russia's invasion he that ukraine's invasion, he said that ukraine's rightful was within the rightful place was within the alliance . and a private funeral alliance. and a private funeral service of the tv presenter and famous dog lover paul o'grady is taking place this afternoon in

kent. hundreds of spectators line the streets of his hometown to watch the procession , which to watch the procession, which was led by dogs from the battersea dogs and cats home. paul o'grady's widowed husband was in the procession , sat in an was in the procession, sat in an open air carriage holding on to one of the couple's beloved dogs , and the prince and princess of wales are in birmingham to host future leaders and local business owners. their royal highnesses visited the rectory in the histories historic jewellery quarter to meeting with designers, artists and playwrights. they spoke to locals about their experiences of opening and running their businesses in the city. those are your latest news headlines. i'm back in half an hour. see you then . you then. okay. all you then. - . okay. all right. you g... — - okay. all right. ladies and . okay. all right. ladies and gentlemen— - okay. all right. ladies and gentlemen,— - okay. all right. ladies and gentlemen,-going- - okay. all right. ladies and gentlemen,-going.be| gentlemen, we are going to be tomog— gentlemen, we are going to be talking—pension- gentlemen, we are going to be talking pension age talking about that pension age rise talking about that pension age shortly.— talking about that pension age shortly. .— talking about that pension age rise shortly. i just— talking about that pension age rise shortly. i just want to tease— rise shortly. i just want to tease-oo- rise shortly. i just want to tease to something rise shortly. i just want to- tease _to something else tease ahead to something else out— tease ahead to something else

thatlknow_ tease ahead to something else thatlknow-a- tease ahead to something else thatiknow-a lot- tease ahead to something else thatiknow-a lot of. tease ahead to something else that know a lot of you that i know has got a lot of you going.— that i know has got a lot of you going-premier— going. so premier league football— going. so premier league football-are- going. so premier league football are copping going. so premier league football-are copping at football clubs are copping it at the football clubs are copping it at ggg_gppg...gy the minute because apparently thou—room.- the minute because apparently their—racist. i'm their boundaries are racist. i'm about— their boundaries are racist. i'm about to— their boundaries are racist. i'm about to bob— their boundaries are racist. i'm about to tell you,— their boundaries are racist. i'm about to tell you, if you are a boobbou— about to tell you, if you are a football fan— about to tell you, if you are a football fan or— about to tell you, if you are a football fan or otherwise or bust— football fan or otherwise or gust-oommob- football fan or otherwise or just common sense, just a fan of common sense, oxoobby— just a fan of common sense, exactly are exactly why the woke brigade are now exactly why the woke brigade are bow—boobbobb- exactly why the woke brigade are now—football clubs. now coming after football clubs badges.— now coming after football clubs bobgoo—boobbo badges. mark my words, people unb— badges. mark my words, people ubu-ubobo— badges. mark my words, people will-whole will— badges. mark my words, people will whole will start will as a whole will start bung— will as a whole will start rising-against- will as a whole will start rising against this will as a whole will start rising-against this of rising up against this kind of buttery— rising up against this kind of bubboy—yourl nuttery when it affects your oooog— nuttery when it affects your oooomobg-- nuttery when it affects your- average-man-woman in average common man and woman in bbob— average common man and woman in bob—boos.— average common man and woman in bbob—bvoo-b- their day to day lives. and i think— their day to day lives. and i bbbbb ubob— their day to day lives. and i think when they— their day to day lives. and i think when they finally come for foobbobb— think when they finally come for football,-might_ think when they finally come for football, might actually think when they finally come for foottipping might actually think when they finally come for foottipping point.1t actually think when they finally come for foottipping point.1t a(moving the tipping point. but moving on, the tipping point. but moving mbbbobo— the tipping point. but moving on, millions could be on, millions of brits could be boob— on, millions of brits could be faced indeed— on, millions of brits could be faced indeed forced work faced indeed forced to work bongor— faced indeed forced to work bongor abor— faced indeed forced to work longer after it— faced indeed forced to work longer after it was claimed the retirement— longer after it was claimed the retirement age— longer after it was claimed the retirement age could rise to 70. mo— retirement age could rise to 70. be bnobbubo— retirement age could rise to 70. the institute for— retirement age could rise to 70. the institute for fiscal studies rovooboo— the institute for fiscal studies revealed that— the institute for fiscal studies revealed that the— the institute for fiscal studies revealed that the state pension age— revealed that the state pension ogo ooubo— revealed that the state pension age could increase by four years as g..— age could increase by four years as the government— age could increase by four years as the government grapples to get as the government grapples to gob o— as the government grapples to gob o gub— as the government grapples to gob o gub of— as the government grapples to get a grip of public finances. bub— get a grip of public finances. bub b— get a grip of public finances. bub is this— get a grip of public finances. but is this right?— get a grip of public finances. but is this right.7 should we oooobb— but is this right.7 should we oooobb bbb— but is this right.7 should we accept this or— but is this right.7 should we accept this or should we be booing— accept this or should we be bobbg bbo— accept this or should we be rioting like the— accept this or should we be rioting like the french have.7 ubbob— rioting like the french have.7 bubbob ob— rioting like the french have.7 which of course— rioting like the french have.7 which of course we can't condone 7 which of course we can't condone o—b— which of course we can't condone o—b bobboob- .7 joining me now is political commentator— .7 joining me now is political commentator anna mcgovern and boumobbu—obo- commentator anna mcgovern and journalist—and gb- journalist broadcaster and gb bows— journalist broadcaster and gb news superstar— journalist broadcaster and gb news superstar is benjamin bubboououb. — news superstar is benjamin butterworth. both of you, thank you—boobs- butterworth. both of you, thank you—ladies first,- butterworth. both of you, thank you ladies first, as you very much, ladies first, as ever-ll— you very much, ladies first, as ever-ll bub— you very much, ladies first, as ever..| will start— you very much, ladies first, as ever. i will start with you, ever. so i will start with you, abbo- — ever. so i will start with you, abbo- bo— ever. so i will start with you, abbo- bo you— ever. so i will start with you, anna. do you think that we oboubo— anna. do you think that we oboubo bo— anna. do you think that we should be out— anna. do you think that we should be out in force like the

boom— should be out in force like the bobobo bbo— should be out in force like the french? the result— should be out in force like the french? the result that we might bayo— french? the result that we might bave-working- french? the result that we might have working towards have to be all working towards boo— have to be all working towards boo .— have to be all working towards boo . bbbbb— have to be all working towards 70.7 | think that— have to be all working towards 70.7 | think that it— have to be all working towards 70? i think that it just shows bou— 70? i think that it just shows bow muob— 70? i think that it just shows how much the— 70? i think that it just shows how much the government has baboo— how much the government has fobboo ou— how much the government has failed our people. _ how much the government has failed our people. ”gt failed our people. the fact that we're now getting you know, it's now looking like you're going to have until have to be working until basically you and my basically you die. and my question is, where are our taxes going ? why is question is, where are our taxes going? why is it question is, where are our taxes going ? why is it that, you know going? why is it that, you know , people are now going to have to work basically until they're very old? and i think that we should actually be starting to maybe support our own families and encouraging young people to save up on their own pensions because can't rely on because clearly we can't rely on the state on this anymore . and i the state on this anymore. and i think it's actually a real shame as well that some pensioners are going to having you know, going to be having to, you know, rely state. and, rely on the state. and, you know, people been know, some people who've been working their whole lives, they're incredibly they're going to be incredibly disappointed with this . of disappointed with this. of course they are. benjamin i bob-b— course they are. benjamin i boot often— course they are. benjamin i don't often praise the french, course they are. benjamin i doni often praise the french, course they are. benjamin i doni think praise the french, course they are. benjamin i doni think maybe the french, course they are. benjamin i doni think maybe they rench, course they are. benjamin i doni think maybe they have but i think maybe they have something— but i think maybe they have something right here, you know, bbob— something right here, you know, bob—going- something right here, you know, bbob—gobbg bo- something right here, you know, their—going to rise. their pension is going to rise from— their pension is going to rise boob-ob.— their pension is going to rise from _64.-now- their pension is going to rise. from _64.-now people from 62 to 64. and now people are from 62 to 64. and now people going— from 62 to 64. and now people gobbg bo— from 62 to 64. and now people gobbg to bo— from 62 to 64. and now people are going to be sitting around going— are going to be sitting around gobbglbbo— are going to be sitting around gobbglbbo bimo— are going to be sitting around going the time to going by the time i'm able to obobm— going by the time i'm able to obobm obo— going by the time i'm able to claim the pension and

claim the state pension and a wororb— claim the state pension and a worker-adult— claim the state pension and a worker adult social care , by worker in adult social care, by g...— worker in adult social care, by bbo—obbo- worker in adult social care, by bbo—obbo bo- worker in adult social care, byj the—able to claim the time they're able to claim the time they're able to claim bbo-bobobob— the time they're able to claimi the-pension,-need the state pension, they'll need ooub— the state pension, they'll need adult—themselves. adult social care themselves. bong-omb— adult social care themselves. benjamin _truthl adult social care themselves.| benjamin—truth is benjamin i mean, the truth is bbob— benjamin i mean, the truth is bbob-bobgovby— benjamin i mean, the truth is that-longevity of- benjamin i mean, the truth is that longevity of our lives that the longevity of our lives boo— that the longevity of our lives boo obobgoo— that the longevity of our lives has changed quite considerably. you-bf— has changed quite considerably. you-bf you— has changed quite considerably. you-bf you-bo- has changed quite considerably. you-bfyou-bo go- has changed quite considerably. you-if you .to go backj you know, if you were to go back a or two generations, a generation or two generations, then you could knock a decade or more off the life expectancy in this country . more off the life expectancy in this country. but now it's more off the life expectancy in this country . but now it's about this country. but now it's about 79 for men, 83 for women. and the fact is that that is causing a fundamental problem in our economy. we have more people over the age of 65 than we have under 16. we have people who worked for 30 to 40 years and will spend 30 years as pensioners and the truth is it's completely unaffordable . so completely unaffordable. so i think when people like my generation and your generation are entering the workforce at a later age as employees and economically active people, then you should delay the time at which they retire. the alternative live is that we just can't afford it. okay, well, i suppose— can't afford it. okay, well, i suppose oomo— can't afford it. okay, well, i suppose come back- if" g : . okay, well, i suppose come back to that, anna, bouo— suppose come back to that, anna, because we're going— suppose come back to that, anna, because we're going to play some shots— because we're going to play some snobs no— because we're going to play some snobs ob— because we're going to play some shots now of the— because we're going to play some shots now of the way that the nonon — shots now of the way that the french decided _ shots now of the way that the

french decided to— shots now of the way that the french decided to react when it emerged— french decided to react when it emerged bnob— french decided to react when it emerged that they were going to be emerged that they were going to bo—onobnon- be asked to work for another ooubbo—on- be asked to work for anotheri couple—oh, we've couple of years. so oh, we've boob— couple of years. so oh, we've boob anno— couple of years. so oh, we've lost anna. oh,— couple of years. so oh, we've lost anna. oh, well, that lost anna. oh, well, in that case, benjamin,— lost anna. oh, well, in that case, benjamin, it's just you and— case, benjamin, it's just you and no— case, benjamin, it's just you and no-so- case, benjamin, it's just you and no-so no- case, benjamin, it's just you and me,-so no, i- case, benjamin, it's just you and me, so no, i mean, and me, right? so no, i mean, bne— and me, right? so no, i mean, bno ongunonb— and me, right? so no, i mean, the argument i— and me, right? so no, i mean, the argument i suppose would be, uoubon-b— the argument i suppose would be, uoubon-b g,— the argument i suppose would be, wouldn't it, that— the argument i suppose would be, wouldn't it, that we— the argument i suppose would be, wouldn't it, that we can't afford— wouldn't it, that we can't obbonb bo— wouldn't it, that we can't afford to just— wouldn't it, that we can't afford to just have this happening- _ afford to just have this happening. but maybe, just maybe bnougn— happening. but maybe, just maybe bnougn ,— happening. but maybe, just maybe bnougn , bb— happening. but maybe, just maybe though , it would— happening. but maybe, just maybe though , it would disincentivize though, it would disincentivize boobbo— though, it would disincentivize boobbo non — though, it would disincentivize people from going into things like people from going into things bbbo bubbo— people from going into things like public sectorjobs because like public sector jobs because you— like public sector jobs because you noubb— like public sector jobs because you woubo so— like public sector jobs because you would so. well, let's in you would so. well, let's go in bno—ono- you would so. well, let's go in the—and make. you would so. well, let's go ini the—and make an the private sector and make an nobo— the private sector and make an make-absolute— the private sector and make ani make-absolute-the make an absolute wedge in the city make an absolute wedge in the obby bous— make an absolute wedge in the city because then— make an absolute wedge in the city because then i can retire oonbon — city because then i can retire oonbon .— city because then i can retire earlier. i mean,— city because then i can retire earlier. i mean, the truth is and— earlier. i mean, the truth is and .— earlier. i mean, the truth is and i suspect— earlier. i mean, the truth is and i suspect ,— earlier. i mean, the truth is and i suspect, you know, this bobng— and i suspect, you know, this bobng bobng— and i suspect, you know, this being being similar that being being a similar age, that the being being a similar age, that bno-ob— being being a similar age, that bno-ob bnbngs— being being a similar age, that the-of things like- being being a similar age, that the of things like housing the cost of things like housing bnb— the cost of things like housing onb—onoi and financial security now are soloub— and financial security now are soloub ob— and financial security now are so .out of reach— and financial security now are so .out of reach of- and financial security now are so out of reach of even very so far out of reach of even very generous salaries,— so far out of reach of even very generous salaries, even good bnvobo— generous salaries, even good bnyobo sbo— generous salaries, even good private sector salaries make bnob— private sector salaries make bnob bno— private sector salaries make bnob bbnb ob— private sector salaries make that kind of thing very difficult— that kind of thing very difficult . _ that kind of thing very difficult . ' b: that kind of thing very difficult . b: that kind of thing very- difficult . and the truth is that difficult. and the truth is that you invent this money you can't invent this money pit. you not like you know, not to sound like theresa may, but there isn't a magic money tree for all these pensioners. france, pensioners. now, in france, which their which we're talking about, their pension from 62 to pension age is going from 62 to 64 years old. it's already the lowest of any major european economy. you're absolutely noboubous— economy. you're absolutely ridiculous when— economy. you're absolutely ridiculous when it- f you're absolutely ridiculous when it comes to

bnbs. — ridiculous when it comes to bnbs. bob-s— ridiculous when it comes to this. let's be— ridiculous when it comes to this. /:::. this. let's be honest here. you know, at 62 years old, if we were take the french plan and were to take the french plan and for going criticise for once i'm going to criticise president you know, if president macron, you know, if we were take the french plan, we were to take the french plan, it should higher than it should be much higher than 64. lived to 80, 64. well, they lived to 80, so that what, 28 years they're that is what, 28 years they're going to taking ,ii,000 going to be taking ,ii,000 a year the state after 30 year from the state after 30 years or 35 years working. it's obviously a farce. is there not an obviously a farce. is there not on ongunonb— obviously a farce. is there not an argument again,- f is there not an argument again, though, bong-bnbn— an argument again, though, bonionbn bo— an argument again, though, benjamin, to say that if we obon-b— benjamin, to say that if we bbbn-b sbono— benjamin, to say that if we didn't spend so— benjamin, to say that if we didn't spend so much money boobbng— didn't spend so much money looking after— didn't spend so much money looking after who just looking after people who just onbvoo — looking after people who just arrived-small- looking after people who just arrived small boats, arrived here on small boats, you nbgnb— arrived here on small boats, you nbgnb-bbb— arrived here on small boats, you nbgnb-bbb noo- arrived here on small boats, you might bit more money to might have a bit more money to book— might have a bit more money to boob—aobuobby- look after our own. actually i bnbnb— look after our own. actually ii think—nonsense look after our own. actually i- think—nonsense of look after our own. actually i thinargument nonsense of look after our own. actually i thin argument . nonsense of look after our own. actually i thin argument . . nonsense of look after our own. actually i thinargument. . nsense of look after our own. actually i thinargument. . 5 of look after our own. actually i thin argument . g the argument. it you know, you get these people that talk about, well, don't about, oh, well, i don't want that on jobseeker's that person on jobseeker's getting want that getting £70 or i don't want that person a refugee hotel person who's in a refugee hotel who i think about who i think gets about £45 a week. right? no. if they to week. right? no. if they go to woos— week. right? no. if they go to wales, apparently— right? no. if they go to wales, apparently be wales, apparently it could be bnooo— wales, apparently it could be bbooo o— wales, apparently it could be £1,600 a month.— wales, apparently it could be £1,600 a month. but there we go. but £1,600 a month. but there we go. bub bboso— £1,600 a month. but there we go. bub bboso bbnu— £1,600 a month. but there we go. but those kind of— £1,600 a month. but there we go. but those kind of numbers- £1,600 a month. but there we go. but those kind of numbers are tiny to the cost of tiny compared to the cost of pensions. so this year it's expected the state will expected that the state will spend £110 billion on state pensions . that's almost as much pensions. that's almost as much as entire budget for the as the entire budget for the nhs. me just say one nhs. and let me just say one other thing quickly. key is that the reason nhs, the

the reason our nhs, one of the reasons is struggling is reasons our nhs is struggling is because living so much because we're living so much older be that older. so it used to be that someone got a serious illness at 70 and that might kill them off, but they'll get several and but now they'll get several and die this is the die at 80. now this is the bnbng— die at 80. now this is the- thing,_assumption thing, isn't it? the assumption bnougn—noi thing, isn't it? the assumption. now though,_we are now though, that because we are all now though, that because we are obb—uo-no- all living longer, that we're all living longer, that we're obi—bub- all living longer, that we're all—but we're. all living longer, that we're. all—but we're not, all living longer, that we're almillion but we're not, all living longer, that we're almillion people 3ul we're not, all living longer, that we're almillion people havee're not, all living longer, that we're almillion people have got not, 5 million people have got obobobos— 5 million people have got diabetes. so— 5 million people have got diabetes. so you're going to ask someone—noo- diabetes. so you're going to ask someone-had to- someone who's just had to onbuboboo— someone who's just had to amputated to— someone who's just had to amputated to go and once more oven-bnooon— amputated to go and once more over-breach,-friend,. over the breach, dear friend, go on. another another five years at on. another another five years ob—. — on. another another five years ob—. webb.- on. another another five years ob—. web. in on. another another five yearsi at_. well, i often at work, please. well, i often joke when i waddle greggs joke when i waddle to greggs that not a diabetic, but that i'm not a diabetic, but it's have you it's good to have goals. you know, sugar, so maybe know, i love my sugar, so maybe i'm hypocrite. on talking i'm a hypocrite. on talking about things. the about these things. but the truth actually, compared truth is that actually, compared to or two ago, to a generation or two ago, we're healthier let we're much healthier now. let me give you shocking statistic give you a shocking statistic about to deal with about why we need to deal with this. of people born this. a third of people born this. a third of people born this year will see their 100th birthday. okay great. and so, you know, at the start of the last century, the life expectancy was 50 years old. so we've doubled life expectancy in a century . that we've doubled life expectancy in a century. that is why we've doubled life expectancy in a century . that is why when you a century. that is why when you look at things like raising the pension age to 68, as is going to be or 70 is speculated in

this country , actually, when you this country, actually, when you look of people's look at the length of people's lives, is proportionately lives, that is proportionately appropriate. so lives, that is proportionately appropriate . so what would you appropriate. so what would you say appropriate. so what would you soy-uno— appropriate. so what would you soy-nno, bb— appropriate. so what would you say _who, if this- appropriate. so what would you say-who, if this doesi say to people who, if this does boob— say to people who, if this does boob bnb— say to people who, if this does boob onblno— say to people who, if this does drop and we emerges now that drop and if we emerges now that boobie— drop and if we emerges now that boobbo-bn— drop and if we emerges now that boobbo-bn-zo- people who are in their 20 soonso— people who are in their 20 seconds seconds people who are in their 20 seconds-seconds they seconds and 30 seconds say they bno— seconds and 30 seconds say they find oub— seconds and 30 seconds say they find oub bnob— seconds and 30 seconds say they find out that they're going to nove— find out that they're going to novo bo— find out that they're going to have to work— find out that they're going to have to work until they're 70 in order— have to work until they're 70 in onbon bo— have to work until they're 70 in onbon bo gob— have to work until they're 70 in order to get that— have to work until they're 70 in order to get that that state bonsbonb— order to get that that state pension? right.— order to get that that state pension? right. i think they order to get that that state pensiorbetight. i think they order to get that that state pensiorbe prepared ink they order to get that that state pensiorbe prepared to they order to get that that state pensiorbe prepared to work 75. should be prepared to work 75. you— should be prepared to work 75. you you-o— should be prepared to work 75. you you-b bf— should be prepared to work 75. you you-b b you— should be prepared to work 75. you you'd if you were to think oboub— you you'd if you were to think oboub boobbo— you you'd if you were to think about people in— you you'd if you were to think about people in school today who are about people in school today who obo-boo— about people in school today who ..g-g...0..,- are going to live to one, bnoy-no— are going to live to one, bnoy-no-bo- are going to live to one,- they're-be burning they're going to be burning obbbgbos— they're going to be burning. effigies_street. effigies of you on the street. you—wobb- effigies of you on the street. you _well like. effigies of you on the street.| you _well like jade you know that. well like jade goody— you know that. well like jade goody bn— you know that. well like jade ooouy bn bno— you know that. well like jade goody in the mid—noughties nobs. — goody in the mid—noughties nobs. you.— goody in the mid—noughties riots. yeah. you're going riots. yeah. so you're going to be riots. yeah. so you're going to bo—bbni riots. yeah. so you're going to. bo—bbn ub be you're going to be the pin up of be you're going to be the pin up ob nonbbng— be you're going to be the pin up of wanting younger people to work. — of wanting younger people to work. bub— of wanting younger people to work. bub you— of wanting younger people to work. but you want a bit of a contradiction,— work. but you want a bit of a contradiction, maybe, dare say contradiction, maybe, i dare say to contradiction, maybe, i dare say bosom-— contradiction, maybe, i dare say bo-sonolyoun- contradiction, maybe, i dare say to-somelyour your. to some of some of your your youosb— to some of some of your your youosb .— to some of some of your your values, i would— to some of some of your your values, i would have thought bnob— values, i would have thought that-standing- values, i would have thought| that-standing.for that you'd be standing up for younger— that you'd be standing up for younger boobbo— that you'd be standing up for younger people wanting younger people not wanting to nooossonby— younger people not wanting to necessarily absolutely necessarily work for. absolutely ogos. —ol necessarily work for. absolutelyi ogos. —o bob ages. but i actually think a lot of younger people aren't the people about this people complaining about this now, look, you could argue that when retirement is so far away and building and when you're building a career so career for you may be not so bothered by the thought of being tired physical ailments tired and the physical ailments that people. would that come to people. and i would say counter my argument, say the counter to my argument, the counter is that it's

the best counter is that it's very different for someone. it's someone kensington, someone in kensington, in london, where we are right london, near where we are right now, has more than five years longer life expectancy . someone longer life expectancy. someone in in liverpool. so in kensington in liverpool. so someone doing hard labour on a low salary job maybe doesn't have the benefits have some of the health benefits about poor deal for about it is a poor deal for them. that's that's people them. that's that's the people in — them. that's that's the people in -oboub— them. that's that's the people i'm _about here. - them. that's that's the people i'm-about here. all- i'm worried about here. all nbgnb— i'm worried about here. all nbgnb-bnonb- i'm worried about here. all right, thank very, right, look, thank you very, very— right, look, thank you very, very muon— right, look, thank you very, very much. that's benjamin bubbonuonbn— very much. that's benjamin butterworth there. it was butterworth there. and it was very— butterworth there. and it was very bobby,— butterworth there. and it was very briefly, mcgovern. very briefly, anna mcgovern. yyo-no— very briefly, anna mcgovern. woo—on- very briefly, anna mcgovern.| very briefly, anna mcgovern.- we're_on now from we're going to move on now from bnob— we're going to move on now from bnob oobobo. — we're going to move on now from that debate. what— we're going to move on now from that debate. what do you make of all that debate. what do you make of obblbnbs— that debate. what do you make of obblbnbs-nso— that debate. what do you make of all-this-rise raising- all of this pension rise raising of all of this pension rise raising ob bno— all of this pension rise raising ob bno ogo— all of this pension rise raising ob bno ogo bo— all of this pension rise raising of the age to around 70, if bnooob— of the age to around 70, if indeed.does_ of the age to around 70, if indeed does happen? it's indeed it does happen? it's a nbxoo— indeed it does happen? it's a mixed—inbox- indeed it does happen? it's a mixed—inbox and. indeed it does happen? it's a. mixed—inbox and the mixed bag in the inbox and the uny— mixed bag in the inbox and the nny .— mixed bag in the inbox and the reason why i was— mixed bag in the inbox and the reason why i was of reason why i was kind of boousbng— reason why i was kind of boousbng bb— reason why i was kind of focusing it a— reason why i was kind of focusing it a little bit on the youbn— focusing it a little bit on the youbn-uos— focusing it a little bit on the youth was mainly because youth there was mainly because bnoso—bs- these are the people who is going— these are the people who is gong-so- these are the people who is gobng-so b- these are the people who is gobng-so bb youl these are the people who is going so if you are going to affect. so if you are ounonbby— going to affect. so if you are currently sitting _ going to affect. so if you are currently sitting at home and you-o— currently sitting at home and bun-obo,- currently sitting at home and you-no-obo, oo- currently sitting at home and you're old, do not you're 69 years old, do not bony— you're 69 years old, do not worry tomorrow— you're 69 years old, do not- worry tomorrow-going you're 69 years old, do not- wcbe tomorrow-going you're 69 years old, do not- wcbe tomtthat _going you're 69 years old, do not wc be tomtthat you're going you're 69 years old, do not wcbe tomtthat you're going oing you're 69 years old, do not wcbe tomtthat you're going tog to be told that you're going to nove— to be told that you're going to have-another- to be told that you're going toi have-another- no, have to work another year. no, bnob-s— have to work another year. no, bnob-s-uo-no- have to work another year. no, that's we're talking that's not what we're talking oboub. — that's not what we're talking oboub. -bgnb- that's not what we're talking about. _light of- that's not what we're talking about. light of the fact about. but in light of the fact bnob—oounsol about. but in light of the facti that—course, did that the french, of course, did bnoooo— that the french, of course, did bnoooo-bn— that the french, of course, did indeed _in the - that the french, of course, did indeed in the streets, indeed get out in the streets, nob— indeed get out in the streets, nob busb— indeed get out in the streets, nob busb bn— indeed get out in the streets, not just in paris,— indeed get out in the streets, not just in paris, but in bonbooux— not just in paris, but in bordeaux and- not just in paris, but in bordeaux and around country bordeaux and around the country as bordeaux and around the country os-bnbooo— bordeaux and around the country os-bnoooo sob- bordeaux and around the country as-indeed set fire- bordeaux and around the country as indeed set fire to as well, and indeed set fire to bnbngs— as well, and indeed set fire to bnbngs. ab— as well, and indeed set fire to bnbngs. ab one— as well, and indeed set fire to things. at one point, french nooonb— things. at one point, french nooonb-nob- things. at one point, french rodent rat catchers things. at one point, french

roderlobbing rat catchers things. at one point, french roderlobbing ratrats:hers things. at one point, french roderlobbing ratrats:heatown were lobbing dead rats at a town bobb— were lobbing dead rats at a town nobb-bnoy— were lobbing dead rats at a town nobb-bnoy noo- were lobbing dead rats at a town hall they were saying, hall because they were saying, no, hall because they were saying, no-nob— hall because they were saying, no-nob-bo- hall because they were saying, no, - not -to work i hall because they were saying. no,-not-to work until no, we do not want to work until nono—b— no, we do not want to work until we're—it would- we're 64. clearly, it would be boyono— we're 64. clearly, it would be boyono-bobo— we're 64. clearly, it would be beyond-palelask- we're 64. clearly, it would be beyond pale ask them to beyond the pale to ask them to kill beyond the pale to ask them to bbbb bobs— beyond the pale to ask them to bbbb bobs ob— beyond the pale to ask them to kill rats at the— beyond the pale to ask them to kill rats at the .of- beyond the pale to ask them to kill rats at the of but kill rats at the age of 64. but you— kill rats at the age of 64. but you-i— kill rats at the age of 64. but you-i-weu- kill rats at the age of 64. but you-i-well have- kill rats at the age of 64. but you-i-well have to. kill rats at the age of 64. but. you-i-well have to work you and i may well have to work boyono— you and i may well have to work boyono ou— you and i may well have to work boyono oub-b— you and i may well have to work beyond our-i think- you and i may well have to work beyond our i think it very beyond our 70s. i think it very muon— beyond our 70s. i think it very nuon oobonos— beyond our 70s. i think it very much depends what job you're in, and much depends what job you're in, on .— much depends what job you're in, on . oobuobby— much depends what job you're in, and i actually, to— much depends what job you're in, and i actually, to be— much depends what job you're in, and i actually, to be honest nbbn— and i actually, to be honest nbbn yo.— and i actually, to be honest with you,iwould- and i actually, to be honest with you, would happily do with you, i would happily do bnbs— with you, i would happily do bnbs-bno— with you, i would happily do bnbs-bno boy- with you, i would happily do this the day died . this job until the day i died. ano— this job until the day i died. ano nony— this job until the day i died. and many watching this this job until the day i died. and mhope watching this this job until the day i died. and mhope that watching this this job until the day i died. and mhope that day tching this this job until the day i died. and mhope that day comesthis this job until the day i died. and mhope that day comes rather might hope that day comes rather soon-o ob— might hope that day comes rather soon-o ob-ubl soon. gb views or gb news .uk get— soon. gb views or gb news .uk gob o— soon. gb views or gb news .uk gob o boob— soon. gb views or gb news .uk gob o boob ob— soon. gb views or gb news .uk get a load of though. even get a load of this though. even boobbobb— get a load of this though. even football—racist- get a load of this though. even football—racist .- football badges are racist. bnob-s—bnol that's according to the ouonbbon.— that's according to the guardian. course is. that's according to the- guardian..course.is. why that's according to the- guetheyi..course.is. why that's according to the guethey on course is. why that's according to the guethey on about?! is. why that's according to the guethey on about? okay, why that's according to the guethey on about? okay, i'm are they on about? okay, i'm going— are they on about? okay, i'm gobng bo— are they on about? okay, i'm gobng bo un— are they on about? okay, i'm going to run through what they bnbnb— going to run through what they bnbnblnoobsb— going to run through what they think-racist-two- think is racist about two bnonbon— think is racist about two- premier—football premier league teams football boogos— premier league teams football boogos .— premier league teams football boogos . ano— premier league teams football badges . and i've— premier league teams football badges . and i've done the badges. and i've done the ouonbbon— badges. and i've done the guardian first— badges. and i've done the guardian first job for them nono.— guardian first job for them nono. b— guardian first job for them here. i have— guardian first job for them here. i have now outlined sooob— here. i have now outlined sooob ob— here. i have now outlined several of the _ here. i have now outlined several of the football clubs bnob— several of the football clubs bnob-bo — several of the football clubs that be cancelled in that need to be cancelled in onbon— that need to be cancelled in onbon bon— that need to be cancelled in order for the— that need to be cancelled in order for the world to be better . bn— order for the world to be better . b-n bobnob— order for the world to be better . i'm patrick christys on gb bons— . i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's— . i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news .

britons watching join us here on gb news. the people's channel, bnbobn-s— gb news. the people's channel, bnbobn-s nons— gb news. the people's channel, britain's news .—

cit \ the people's channel, britain's news. channel cit \ the people's channel, britain's news . channel tilts/{q britain's news. channel okay, so get britain's news. channel okay, so gob o— britain's news. channel okay, so gob o boob— britain's news. channel okay, so gob o boou ob— britain's news. channel okay, so get a load of this. the- britain's news. channel tilts/{q g: : the guardian get a load of this. the guardian obobns— get a load of this. the guardian obobns bnob— get a load of this. the guardian claims that football— g: : the guardian claims that football badges nbgnb— claims that football badges nbgnb bo— claims that football badges might be racist. a writer says bnob— might be racist. a writer says bnob bno— might be racist. a writer says that the boat— might be racist. a writer says that the boat ice— might be racist. a writer says that the boat ice on manchester unbboo— that the boat ice on manchester unbboo ono— that the boat ice on manchester united and manchester city's bobgos— united and manchester city's boogos oo— united and manchester city's badges are linked to slavery bosbbbo— badges are linked to slavery oosbbbo bno— badges are linked to slavery despite the fact— badges are linked to slavery despite the fact that they're nob— despite the fact that they're nob booby— despite the fact that they're not really so.— despite the fact that they're not really so. manchester's coat of not really so. manchester's coat ob — not really so. manchester's coat ob bnbs— not really so. manchester's coat of arms. this is— not really so. manchester's coat of arms. this is united now has the of arms. this is united now has bno bnogo— of arms. this is united now has bno bnogo ob— of arms. this is united now has bno bnogo ob o— of arms. this is united now has the image of a ship on it and so boos— the image of a ship on it and so boos ob— the image of a ship on it and so does, of course,— the image of a ship on it and so does, of course, manchester obby-s— does, of course, manchester city's council's— does, of course, manchester city's council's crest. so the go, — city's council's crest. so the go, os— city's council's crest. so the go, os o— city's council's crest. so the city, as a whole,— city's council's crest. so the city, as a whole, the council nos— city, as a whole, the council nos o— city, as a whole, the council nos o onosb— city, as a whole, the council has a crest of— city, as a whole, the council has a crest of a— city, as a whole, the council has a crest of a ship funds from bobb— has a crest of a ship funds from bobn unbboo— has a crest of a ship funds from both united and— has a crest of a ship funds from both united and city have onbbobsoo— both united and city have criticised this— both united and city have criticised this article . one criticised this article. one subbonon— criticised this article. one supporter said— criticised this article. one supporter said it would be like bobng— supporter said it would be like bobng noo— supporter said it would be like bobng not ob— supporter said it would be like being mad at the— supporter said it would be like being mad at the italians for the being mad at the italians for bno bonon— being mad at the italians for the roman empire. of course bnono— the roman empire. of course bnono bs— the roman empire. of course bnono bs. bno— the roman empire. of course there is. the old— the roman empire. of course there is. the old shipping oonob— there is. the old shipping canal, isn't— there is. the old shipping canal, isn't there, in manchester,- canal, isn't there, in manchester, which i appreciate bnob— manchester, which i appreciate bnob o— manchester, which i appreciate bnob o snbb— manchester, which i appreciate that a ship that— manchester, which i appreciate that a ship that probably that a ship that size probably obbn-b—ooosi that a ship that size probably obon-b—ooos ,l that a ship that size probably didn't—does , ii didn't sail on, but it does, i bnbnb— didn't sail on, but it does, i think-indeed. - didn't sail on, but it does, i think indeed. nod to the think not. indeed. nod to the oobuob— think not. indeed. nod to the actual slave— think not. indeed. nod to the actual slave trade. i am joined by— actual slave trade. i am joined by boo— actual slave trade. i am joined now by former england footballer and now by former england footballer ono bogonb— now by former england footballer ono bogono ,— now by former england footballer ono bogono , bb— now by former england footballer and legend , it must be said, and legend, it must be said, john— and legend, it must be said, john fashanu_ and legend, it must be said, john fashanu .— and legend, it must be said, john fashanu . john, how are you john fashanu. john, how are you 7 john fashanu. john, how are you byony— john fashanu. john, how are you byony wobb— john fashanu. john, how are you

? very well, thank— john fashanu. john, how are you ? very well, thank you. big ? very well, thank you. very wobb— ? very well, thank you. very uobb yos. — ? very well, thank you. very uobb yes. on— ? very well, thank you. very well. yes. oh you're an absolute hero of mine. it's great to have you— hero of mine. it's great to have you on— hero of mine. it's great to have you on bno— hero of mine. it's great to have you on the show. _ hero of mine. it's great to have you on the show. i'm- it's great to have you on the show. i'm actually gonubnoby— you on the show. i'm actually genuinely starstruck. this is nogo— genuinely starstruck. this is nogo. ngnbb— genuinely starstruck. this is mega, right? look what do you nobo— mega, right? look what do you nobo-bo— mega, right? look what do you nobo-bo you- mega, right? look what do you make do you think that make of this? do you think that bbononosbon— make of this? do you think that manchester united and manchester obby.— manchester united and manchester obby-bononng— manchester united and manchester obby-bononng-ob- city, two big towering giants of bngbbsn—bo- english football, should be onongbng— english football, should be changing their— english football, should be changing their badge because someone from _ changing their badge because someone from the guardian thinks that someone from the guardian thinks bnob bnono-s— someone from the guardian thinks bnob bnono-s o— someone from the guardian thinks that there's a big— someone from the guardian thinks that there's a big racist ship on b— that there's a big racist ship on bb 7— that there's a big racist ship on bb b wobb— that there's a big racist ship on it? well i'm— that there's a big racist ship on it? well i'm trying to find oub— on it? well i'm trying to find oub ono— on it? well i'm trying to find out and think— on it? well i'm trying to find out and think everybody who's bnbonosboo— out and think everybody who's interested in— out and think everybody who's interested in football and bnono-s— interested in football and there's millions, millions of us gbobobby— there's millions, millions of us gbobobby .— there's millions, millions of us gbobobby . anno— there's millions, millions of us globally , arnie we're trying to globally, arnie we're trying to bnb— globally, arnie we're trying to find oub— globally, arnie we're trying to find out where— globally, arnie we're trying to find out where this has actually come from because for years and yoons— come from because for years and yoons ono— come from because for years and yoons ono yoons— come from because for years and yoons ono yoons .— come from because for years and years and years , everybody loved years and years, everybody loved bbononosbon— years and years, everybody loved manchester city. _ years and years, everybody loved manchester city. bi: : years and years, everybody loved manchester city. ”q : manchester city. everybody loves manchester city. everybody loves manchester united and there was never any problem. so you know, number one, where does this actually come from? let's see the proof. let's see if this is really real. because if it is, there's going to be a lot of people who are going to be very distasteful to the manchester's . that's for sure. indeed people are saying that manchester has got a long history when comes got a long history when it comes to canal and the to the ship canal and the

industrial heartlands, etcetera . and i'm just reading a thing nono.— . and i'm just reading a thing nono. unbon— . and i'm just reading a thing here, which is— and i'm just reading a thing here, which is from the labour mp for bboobboy— here, which is from the labour mp for blackley and— here, which is from the labour mp for blackley and broughton . he's for blackley and broughton. he's a for blackley and broughton. he's o nononosbon— for blackley and broughton. he's a manchester united fan, i bobbovo— a manchester united fan, i bobboyo .— a manchester united fan, i bobboyo . bo— a manchester united fan, i believe . he says manchester had believe. he says manchester had nobnbng— believe. he says manchester had nobnbng bo— believe. he says manchester had nobnbng bo oo— believe. he says manchester had nothing to do with— believe. he says manchester had nothing to do with the slave bnooo— nothing to do with the slave bnooo boobbo— nothing to do with the slave trade people from city at trade people from the city at bno—us- trade people from the city at the—us civil- trade people from the city at the—us civil war| trade people from the city at. the—us civil war in the time of the us civil war in boob— the time of the us civil war in 1861 protested— the time of the us civil war in 1861 protested against slavery. unob— 1861 protested against slavery. wnob bb— 1861 protested against slavery. what it looks— 1861 protested against slavery. what it looks like john, what it boobs— what it looks like john, what it boobs bbbo— what it looks like john, what it boobs bbbo bs— what it looks like john, what it looks like is that— what it looks like john, what it looks like is that someone who boobs— looks like is that someone who works ob— looks like is that someone who works ob bno— looks like is that someone who works at the guardian has seen a bbobuno— works at the guardian has seen a bbobuno ob— works at the guardian has seen a bbobuno ob on— works at the guardian has seen a picture of an old— works at the guardian has seen a picture of an old ship and ossunoo— picture of an old ship and assumed that— picture of an old ship and assumed that it's got links to bno— assumed that it's got links to bno sboyo— assumed that it's got links to the slave trade— assumed that it's got links to the slave trade .— assumed that it's got links to the slave trade . i— assumed that it's got links to the slave trade . i mean, is this the slave trade. i mean, is this busb— the slave trade. i mean, is this busb o— the slave trade. i mean, is this busb o bbb— the slave trade. i mean, is this just a bit ridiculous, do you bnbnbb— just a bit ridiculous, do you bnbnbb-you— just a bit ridiculous, do you think? you know, let's think? well you know, let's bnb— think? well you know, let's bbnsb ob— think? well you know, let's first of all,— think? well you know, let's first of all, let's— think? well you know, let's first of all, let's you know , first of all, let's you know, boob— first of all, let's you know, look listen,— first of all, let's you know, look listen, as— first of all, let's you know, look listen, as they say and boon— look listen, as they say and learn, because _ look listen, as they say and learn, because that's exactly unob— learn, because that's exactly unob b— learn, because that's exactly what i thought— learn, because that's exactly what i thought when i first boond— what i thought when i first noonb bb— what i thought when i first noonb bb on— what i thought when i first heard it on the— what i thought when i first heard it on the media. 'b: heard it on the media. and as you— heard it on the media. and as you know.— heard it on the media. and as you know. ou— heard it on the media. and as you know, our media is 20 times bigger than it used to be. it's a great story. i think if this was real, this story would have come out ten years ago. so where was it then when we were playing in the game? why is it now that it suddenly surfaced, surfaced

and everybody wants to run away from manchester united or manchester city ? john, do you manchester city? john, do you bnbnb— manchester city? john, do you bnbnb bnob— manchester city? john, do you think that things— manchester city? john, do you think that things are- he" c can?” john, do you think that things are going a bbbbbo— think that things are going a bbbbbo bbb— think that things are going a little bit too— think that things are going a little bit too far— think that things are going a little bit too far and it might sbonos— little bit too far and it might stories like— little bit too far and it might stories like this— little bit too far and it might stories like this might be oobnoobbng— stories like this might be detracting from , you know, real detracting from, you know, real gonubno— detracting from, you know, real gonubno noobsnn— detracting from, you know, real genuine racism that you probably do sbbbb— genuine racism that you probably do sbbbb noon— genuine racism that you probably do still hear on— genuine racism that you probably do still hear on the terraces, bno— do still hear on the terraces, bno ooo— do still hear on the terraces, the odd time— do still hear on the terraces, the odd time at— do still hear on the terraces, the odd time at football matches bon— the odd time at football matches from some drunk— the odd time at football matches from some drunk idiots or unoboyon— from some drunk idiots or unoboyon .— from some drunk idiots or nnoboyon. — from some drunk idiots or whatever . well,- from some drunk idiots or whatever . robbie. bibibi . from some drunk idiots or whatever . :bibi . whatever. well, i don't think it's something small. i think this could be something enormous, because if it's true too, then i'm sorry. i've been in the game 35 years. we will all be acting on it. there's a reason why nobody is going to start supporting clubs where racism has been born . you know, racism has been born. you know, i mean, i must say it. i've. we've, i've from the start right to the finish . i've seen racism to the finish. i've seen racism and i know how it's getting used to be getting better and better . so now to bring us back again would be terrible and we'd have to follow it through. so do you

do you think, john, that if it is found that these ships in any way represents anything to do with the slave trade ? with the slave trade? manchester united and with the slave trade? _ manchester united and manchester city manchester united and manchester obby novo— manchester united and manchester obby novo bo— manchester united and manchester city have to change— manchester united and manchester city have to change their badges 7 city have to change their badges ? i city have to change their badges b b bnbnb— city have to change their badges b b bnbnb bb— city have to change their badges .7 i think it would— city have to change their badges ? i think it would be a little bit ? i think it would be a little bbb nono— ? i think it would be a little bit more decent— ? i think it would be a little bit more decent if they chase onongo— bit more decent if they chase onongo bnobn— bit more decent if they chase change their banners. /bib. change their banners. you know, bon— change their banners. you know, from obviously from boats and there's obviously a reason. there's a reason why , as if there's a reason why, as if we're going to believe it. there's a reason why they they had the boats. and if they are not really connected that way, i think it would be very distasteful if they didn't change them because it's already out. the story's already there. and everybody, you know , if and everybody, you know, if you're a black person and has many , many millions of us, many, many millions of us, you're going to be very distasteful if you go to a match and you're supporting manchester city manchester that city or manchester united, that would be not good . how far back would be not good. how far back do we would be not good. how far back do no go.— would be not good. how far back no no go. bnougn— would be not good. how far back no no go. bnougn .— would be not good. how far back do we go, though , john?- : 3: how far back do we go, though , john? i mean, do we go, though, john? i mean, noubo— do we go, though, john? i mean, noubo no— do we go, though, john? i mean, would we then— do we go, though, john? i mean, would we then after we changed the would we then after we changed bno bobgos— would we then after we changed the badges, demand an apology bon— the badges, demand an apology from bno— the badges, demand an apology from the italians— the badges, demand an apology from the italians for the roman bnbno— from the italians for the roman bnbno 7— from the italians for the roman

bnbno onob— from the italians for the roman bnbno bbbobb b— from the italians for the roman empire ? well i don't think it's empire? well i don't think it's as empire? well i don't think it's os bon— empire? well i don't think it's os bob os— empire? well i don't think it's as far as that— empire? well i don't think it's as far as that. _ empire? well i don't think it's as far as that. i— empire? well i don't think it's as far as that. bibibi . empire? well i don't think it's as far as that. bibi“ . empire? well i don't think it's as far as that. bibib“ . as far as that. i don't think we get to the stage where we have to demand anything. this is what happened. this is what went by. i mean, for 35 years i've been in the game of football and we've never said boo to a goose. so we can't now start to dig up the past and start saying, we want to apologise , but let want you to apologise, but let us move on. positive lee and get rid of these things , which rid of these things, which obviously affected a lot of people a lot of people. all right, john, look, thank you very, very much. great to have you— very, very much. great to have you on— very, very much. great to have you on bno— very, very much. great to have you on the show. _ very, very much. great to have you on the show. much- you on the show. much appreciated.- you on the show. much appreciated. isjohn you on the show. much appreciated. is john fashanu bbono— appreciated. is john fashanu bnono. nno— appreciated. is john fashanu there, who is— appreciated. is john fashanu there, who is a— appreciated. is john fashanu there, who is a former england boobbobbon — there, who is a former england footballer, an— there, who is a former england footballer, an absolute legend as footballer, an absolute legend os—bo— footballer, an absolute legend os—bo sobb- footballer, an absolute legend as_be said now,| as well. it must be said now, bnbs— as well. it must be said now, this controversy— as well. it must be said now, this controversy over manchester unbboo — this controversy over manchester unbboo ono— this controversy over manchester united and manchester it united and manchester city, it got united and manchester city, it gob—obnonl got me thinking about other obubs— got me thinking about other obubs ono— got me thinking about other clubs and whether their badges snoubo— clubs and whether their badges snoubo bo— clubs and whether their badges should be cancelled. so ansonob-s— should be cancelled. so arsenal's badge is a gun from the arsenal's badge is a gun from bno boyob— arsenal's badge is a gun from the royal armaments factory, nnbon— the royal armaments factory, nnbon no — the royal armaments factory, nnbon no on— the royal armaments factory, which we can all— the royal armaments factory, which we can all agree is bonbbbo— which we can all agree is terrible and— which we can all agree is terrible and shocking. this club gbonbbos— terrible and shocking. this club gbonbbos bno— terrible and shocking. this club glorifies the weapons used to sbougnbon— glorifies the weapons used to slaughter people on behalf of the slaughter people on behalf of bno ononn— slaughter people on behalf of the crown and— slaughter people on behalf of the crown and it— slaughter people on behalf of the crown and it must be oonoobboob— the crown and it must be cancelled. new- the crown and it must be cancelled. new castle's badge

nos— cancelled. new castle's badge nos o— cancelled. new castle's badge nos o bonnon— cancelled. new castle's badge has a norman castle , which has a norman castle, which nobnosonbs— has a norman castle, which nobnosonbs o— has a norman castle, which represents a time when we were onsboyoo— represents a time when we were onsboyoo by— represents a time when we were enslaved by the _ represents a time when we were enslaved by the normans seahorses as— enslaved by the normans seahorses as well. they're obbononbby— seahorses as well. they're apparently representing their soobonng— apparently representing their seafaring heritage. could that obso— seafaring heritage. could that obso bo— seafaring heritage. could that obso bo o— seafaring heritage. could that also be a reference to the slave bnooo— also be a reference to the slave bnooo 7— also be a reference to the slave bob 7 b— also be a reference to the slave bob 7 b noon— also be a reference to the slave trade ? i mean, that's before we trade? i mean, that's before we gob— trade? i mean, that's before we even got started— trade? i mean, that's before we even got started on who owns bonoosbbo— even got started on who owns newcastle these _ even got started on who owns newcastle these days, it? newcastle these days, isn't it? bno—bno- the cadogan family, the aristocrats_ the cadogan family, the aristocrats or— the cadogan family, the aristocrats or their coat of arms— aristocrats or their coat of arms-heavily- aristocrats or their coat of arms heavily on aristocrats or their coat of. arms-heavily on the arms features heavily on the onobsoo— arms features heavily on the chelsea _they've - arms features heavily on the chelsea they've served chelsea badge. they've served numerous conservative governments, including king, bnybng— governments, including king, bnybng bo— governments, including king, bnybng bo-bno- governments, including king, trying to the interests trying to protect the interests of trying to protect the interests ob bno— trying to protect the interests of the british _ trying to protect the interests of the british empire during the soon— of the british empire during the second world— of the british empire during the second world think we second world war. and i think we ooubo— second world war. and i think we ooubo obb— second world war. and i think we ooubo obb ognoo— second world war. and i think we could all agree that— second world war. and i think we could all agree that was obsgusbbng. — could all agree that was disgusting. yeah they also own racehorses . oh,— disgusting. yeah they also own racehorses . oh, it's double bad racehorses. oh, it's double bad . southampton— racehorses. oh, it's double bad . southampton football club was ongbnobby— . southampton football club was originally founded— . southampton football club was originally founded by saint booby-s— originally founded by saint mary's church— originally founded by saint mary's church ,— originally founded by saint mary's church , and that is mary's church, and that is nonnoo— mary's church, and that is nowhere near— mary's church, and that is nowhere near diverse enough. the nonbsnno— nowhere near diverse enough. the nonbsnbno oso— nowhere near diverse enough. the hampshire rose on.— nowhere near diverse enough. the hampshire rose on. their emblem is hampshire rose on. their emblem bs bn— hampshire rose on. their emblem bs bn noononoob— hampshire rose on. their emblem is in reference to— hampshire rose on. their emblem is in reference to king henry, bno— is in reference to king henry, bno bnbn— is in reference to king henry, the fifth, awarding the rose for the fifth, awarding the rose for bno bnoyony— the fifth, awarding the rose for bno bnoyony ob— the fifth, awarding the rose for the bravery of the hampshire onoonns— the bravery of the hampshire archers during— the bravery of the hampshire archers during the battle of ngbnoounb— archers during the battle of agincourt-that- agincourt. so that was colonialism - agincourt. so that was colonialism .- agincourt. so that was colonialism . terrible. and last colonialism. terrible. and last bub— colonialism. terrible. and last bub oonbobnby— colonialism. terrible. and last but certainly not— colonialism. terrible. and last but certainly not least, boboosbon— but certainly not least, leicester are- but certainly not least, leicester are called the foxes ono— leicester are called the foxes ono bno— leicester are called the foxes and the foxes— leicester are called the foxes and the foxes had on their badge was and the foxes had on their badge ongbnobby— and the foxes had on their badge was originally taken from a fox,

bbbboo— was originally taken from a fox, bbbboo bn— was originally taken from a fox, bbbboo bn o— was originally taken from a fox, killed in a hunt— was originally taken from a fox, killed in a hunt in— was originally taken from a fox, killed in a hunt in 1922. the onbnob— killed in a hunt in 1922. the animal cruelty— killed in a hunt in 1922. the animal cruelty on a grand scale at animal cruelty on a grand scale ob bbs— animal cruelty on a grand scale ob bbs nony— animal cruelty on a grand scale at its very worst— animal cruelty on a grand scale at its very worst .— animal cruelty on a grand scale at its very worst . and i'll tell at its very worst. and i'll tell you— at its very worst. and i'll tell you nnob— at its very worst. and i'll tell you nnob bony— at its very worst. and i'll tell you what gary lineker is a bonnon— you what gary lineker is a former leicester- you what gary lineker is a former leicester player. and if bony-s— former leicester player. and if oony-s gob— former leicester player. and if gary's got anything about him, bobb— gary's got anything about him, no-bb oo— gary's got anything about him, he'll come out— gary's got anything about him, he'll come out and he'll condemn this he'll come out and he'll condemn bnbs .— he'll come out and he'll condemn bnbs . bo— he'll come out and he'll condemn bnbs. no nbbb— he'll come out and he'll condemn this. he will absolutely condemn it . this. he will absolutely condemn bb . nnob— this. he will absolutely condemn bb . nnob oo— this. he will absolutely condemn bb . no do you— this. he will absolutely condemn it . what do you make of this, it. what do you make of this, boobos— it. what do you make of this, boobos ono— it. what do you make of this, ladies and gentlemen? hey this is ladies and gentlemen? hey this bs-o— ladies and gentlemen? hey this bs-o bbonoun— ladies and gentlemen? hey this is-a flavour, i— ladies and gentlemen? hey this is a flavour, i think, is just a flavour, i think, bnougn— is just a flavour, i think, bnougn. a— is just a flavour, i think, though. a flavour what the though. a flavour of what the noobbby— though. a flavour of what the noobbby ob— though. a flavour of what the reality of cancelling ononybbbng- reality of cancelling everything. you trace back everything. if you trace back ononybnbng— everything. if you trace back ononybnbng bo— everything. if you trace back everything to its— everything. if you trace back everything to its absolute, oonbbobo— everything to its absolute, complete-roots,| everything to its absolute,- complete - roots, would complete and utter roots, would be complete and utter roots, would bo-oonoobbbng- complete and utter roots, would be-cancelling.of. be you'd be cancelling all of bboso—nob- be you'd be cancelling all ofi those._not cancel those. i mean, why not cancel bno— those. i mean, why not cancel bno-booguo— those. i mean, why not cancel the league emblem? it's the premier league emblem? it's the premier league emblem? it's bno bon— the premier league emblem? it's bno bbon .— the premier league emblem? it's bno bbon . bsn-b— the premier league emblem? it's the lion , isn't it?— the premier league emblem? it's the lion , isn't it? mean, the lion, isn't it? i mean, bnob-s— the lion, isn't it? i mean, bnob-s bn— the lion, isn't it? i mean, that's in reference to a royal synbob— that's in reference to a royal synbob nob.— that's in reference to a royal symbol. well, if— that's in reference to a royal symbol. well, if we're starting to symbol. well, if we're starting bo nobo— symbol. well, if we're starting bo nobo bno— symbol. well, if we're starting to hate the royals— symbol. well, if we're starting to hate the royals now or do we nobo — to hate the royals now or do we nobo bnob— to hate the royals now or do we nobo bnob os— to hate the royals now or do we hate that as well?— to hate the royals now or do we hate that as well? i— to hate the royals now or do we hate that as well? i mean, good gbob— hate that as well? i mean, good gnbob-gubbo— hate that as well? i mean, good grief.-quite like— hate that as well? i mean, good grief.-quite like it- hate that as well? i mean, good grief. quite like it when grief. i did quite like it when bnono— grief. i did quite like it when bnono-bbb— grief. i did quite like it when there-bit of— grief. i did quite like it when there-bit of a- grief. i did quite like it when there bit of a hoo ha, there was a bit of a hoo ha, a bon— there was a bit of a hoo ha, a bow yoons— there was a bit of a hoo ha, a non yoons ogo— there was a bit of a hoo ha, a few years ago. some people might remember—ukip- few years ago. some people might remember—ukip did. remember this because ukip did unnobboo— remember this because ukip did unveiled their— remember this because ukip did unveiled their new— remember this because ukip did unveiled their new and it unveiled their new emblem and it got unveiled their new emblem and it gob-ob— unveiled their new emblem and it gob-ob-nobon- unveiled their new emblem and it got-of-water with. got into a bit of hot water with the got into a bit of hot water with bno—booousol got into a bit of hot water with the—because it| the premier league because it booboo— the premier league because it booboo-boo— the premier league because it looked-too much- the premier league because it looked too much like that. looked a bit too much like that. bub— looked a bit too much like that. bub bnono— looked a bit too much like that. bub bnono no— looked a bit too much like that. but there we go. _ looked a bit too much like that. but there we go. now new but there we go. now to a new part— but there we go. now to a new bonb—nnbon- but there we go. now to a new bonb—nnbon b- but there we go. now to a new part—which i havei part of the show which i have onnbsbonoo— part of the show which i have christened imaginary hinckley bobnbob-s—boy- christened imaginary hinckley patrick's day. yes,

patrick's pick of the day. yes, b-n — patrick's pick of the day. yes, b-n-nbgnbbgnb- patrick's pick of the day. yes, i'm highlight some i'm going to highlight some obnon— i'm going to highlight some. obnon—nooo other stories which have made me bougn— other stories which have made me bougn-bbb.— other stories which have made me laugh-bit. they've- laugh a little bit. they've oonbobnby— laugh a little bit. they've certainly are _ laugh a little bit. they've certainly are things thought certainly are things i thought you— certainly are things i thoughtj you—nbssoo. you guys might have missed. 0k...— you guys might have missed. onoy. —bnoso- you guys might have missed. okay._these stories okay. sometimes these stories bossbbby—bn- okay. sometimes these stories bossbbby—bn bnoi possibly shock me. and in the boob— possibly shock me. and in the bosb noun.— possibly shock me. and in the bosb noun. no— possibly shock me. and in the last hour, we ran— possibly shock me. and in the last hour, we ran a clip of the snooon— last hour, we ran a clip of the shadow-ireland- shadow northern ireland soonobony— shadow northern ireland secretary kyle, getting secretary peter kyle, getting soobbono-s— secretary peter kyle, getting scotland's first— secretary peter kyle, getting scotland's first minister. humza yousob— scotland's first minister. humza yousob nono— scotland's first minister. humza yousaf name wrong, which was a boo— yousaf name wrong, which was a boo boy— yousaf name wrong, which was a boo ooy oub— yousaf name wrong, which was a boo ooy oub bon— yousaf name wrong, which was a bad day out for the— yousaf name wrong, which was a bad day out for the lad. he oobboo— bad day out for the lad. he oobboo nbn— bad day out for the lad. he called him mohammed yusuf. he obso— called him mohammed yusuf. he also-scotland— called him mohammed yusuf. he also-scotland-up- called him mohammed yusuf. he also scotland up with also got scotland mixed up with bonbnonn— also got scotland mixed up with bonbnonn-bb— also got scotland mixed up with northern-it-not- northern ireland. it was not a gnoob— northern ireland. it was not a great interview— northern ireland. it was not a great interview ,— northern ireland. it was not a great interview , let's be honest great interview, let's be honest nbbn— great interview, let's be honest nbbn-bub— great interview, let's be honest nbbn-bub non— great interview, let's be honest with-but now it- great interview, let's be honest with-but now it is- great interview, let's be honest with but now it is the turn with you. but now it is the turn of with you. but now it is the turn ob nbonoob— with you. but now it is the turn of michael gove— with you. but now it is the turn of michael gove because gove has oougnb— of michael gove because gove has oougnb ny— of michael gove because gove has oougnb nny oyo— of michael gove because gove has oougnb nny oyo os— of michael gove because gove has caught my eye as far— of michael gove because gove has caught my eye as far as we can gobbon— caught my eye as far as we can gather. michael— caught my eye as far as we can gather. michael gove has had a sboobob— gather. michael gove has had a special smoking— gather. michael gove has had a special smoking hut built on the noob— special smoking hut built on the noob ob— special smoking hut built on the noob ob bbs— special smoking hut built on the roof of his ministry department ono— roof of his ministry department on us— roof of his ministry department and us taxpayers— roof of his ministry department and us taxpayers have paid for it. and us taxpayers have paid for b. bobonbooby— and us taxpayers have paid for it. reportedly had the shelter bubb— it. reportedly had the shelter bubbb onbon— it. reportedly had the shelter built after being— it. reportedly had the shelter built after being heckled by obos— built after being heckled by obos ob— built after being heckled by members of the public whilst he was members of the public whilst he snobbng— members of the public whilst he was smoking on— members of the public whilst he was smoking on the street . so was smoking on the street. so i b— was smoking on the street. so i b busb— was smoking on the street. so i mean, i just thought this is one bnob— mean, i just thought this is one no sbbbboo— mean, i just thought this is one that slipped under the radar bnono— that slipped under the radar bnono you— that slipped under the radar bnono you go. — that slipped under the radar there you go. michael gove has nononbobby— there you go. michael gove has nononooby noo— there you go. michael gove has reportedly had a— there you go. michael gove has reportedly had a special boxboyon— reportedly had a special taxpayer funded smoking hut bubbb— taxpayer funded smoking hut bubbb-noob— taxpayer funded smoking hut built-roof. so- taxpayer funded smoking hut built roof. so that he built on the roof. so that he nono— built on the roof. so that he can have a tab— built on the roof. so 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can have a tab without, you nnon— can have a tab without, you know. you — can have a tab without, you know. you ono— can have a tab without, you know, you and me, the oiks snoubbng— know, you and me, the oiks snoubbng ob— know, you and me, the oiks shouting at him— know, you and me, the oiks shouting at him heckling him shouting at him and heckling him on-sbnoob— shouting at him and heckling him on-sbnoob .— shouting at him and heckling him on-street . what— shouting at him and heckling him on-street . what do- shouting at him and heckling him on street . what do you think on the street. what do you think of on the street. what do you think ob-boobos— on the street. what do you think of ladies gentlemen, of that? ladies and gentlemen, boos.— of that? ladies and gentlemen, boos—gobbngl of that? ladies and gentlemen, boos—gobbng bni lads, have you been getting in bouon— lads, have you been getting in. bouon—bnougnb lads, have you been getting in. toutgoing_though? lads, have you been getting in. toutgoing to _though? lads, have you been getting in toutgoing to round though? lads, have you been getting in toutgoing to round thisiough? lads, have you been getting in toutgoing to round this hour ? i'm going to round off this hour nbbn— i'm going to round off this hour nbbn o— i'm going to round off this hour nbbn o gubob— i'm going to round off this hour with a quick dive— i'm going to round off this hour with a quick dive into my inbox. sono— with a quick dive into my inbox. sono-on— with a quick dive into my inbox. some-on-dominic- with a quick dive into my inbox. some on dominic raab some stuff on the dominic raab ssuo— some stuff on the dominic raab bssuo—onobbbng- some stuff on the dominic raab issue—awaiting to. issue here. we are awaiting to nnobnon— issue here. we are awaiting to nnobnon on— issue here. we are awaiting to see whether or not rishi sunak soobs. —obboni sacks, dominic raab it is after the sacks, dominic raab it is after bno—bonooo- sacks, dominic raab it is after the—landed oni the bullying report landed on his the bullying report landed on no ooob.— the bullying report landed on no book. no— the bullying report landed on his desk. we are— the bullying report landed on his desk. we are now six hours or his desk. we are now six hours on so onbon— his desk. we are now six hours or so after that— his desk. we are now six hours or so after that landed. or so after that report landed. andy— andy in manchester has got an bnbonosbbng— andy in manchester has got an interesting—if- interesting take. he says if boob— interesting take. he says if boob noo— interesting take. he says if raab had been— interesting take. he says if raab had been cleared by the investigation,— raab had been cleared by the investigation, have investigation, it wouldn't have bobon— investigation, it wouldn't have bobon-nouns- investigation, it wouldn't have taken - hours to - investigation, it wouldn't have taken hours to say so taken over five hours to say so nnob— taken over five hours to say so nnob-nobbbng— taken over five hours to say so what-waiting for- taken over five hours to say so what waiting for this line what we're waiting for this line is what we're waiting for this line bs sunob— what we're waiting for this line bs sunob bnybng— what we're waiting for this line is sunak trying to— what we're waiting for this line is sunak trying to spin about his is sunak trying to spin about no bubbybng. — is sunak trying to spin about his bullying. and that is interesting— his bullying. and that is interesting .— his bullying. and that is interesting . that is an interesting. that is an interesting— interesting. that is an interesting line that have interesting line that we'll have to interesting line that we'll have bosoo- — interesting line that we'll have bosoo- ano- interesting line that we'll have to-see. and that- interesting line that we'll have to see. and that is to wait and see. and that is nnob— to wait and see. and that is nnob-gobng— to wait and see. and that is what going going to wait and see. and that is. what-going-going in to wait and see. and that is- what-going-going in on what i'm going to be going in on in what i'm going to be going in on bn-noxb— what i'm going to be going in on bn-noxb noun.— what i'm going to be going in on in-next hour. we— what i'm going to be going in on in-next hour. we are- what i'm going to be going in on in next hour. we are edging in the next hour. we are edging bononbs— in the next hour. we are edging towards,ithink,_ in the next hour. we are edging towards,ithink, a— in the next hour. we are edging towards, think, a verdict on towards, i think, a verdict on bonbnbo—on- towards, i think, a verdict oni dominic—on this dominic raabs career on this snow.— dominic raabs career on this snob—bno- dominic raabs career on this. sbon—bno oobuby show. we might see the deputy bnbno— show. we might see the deputy prime minister— show. we might see the deputy prime minister sacked the prime minister sacked and the bonnon— prime minister sacked and the formerlarrested. _ prime minister sacked and the former arrested. so don't scotland arrested. so don't say bnob— scotland arrested. so don't say bnobioon-b— scotland arrested. so don't say that-don't spoil— scotland arrested. so don't say that don't spoil you. it's that we don't spoil you. it's bobnbob— that we don't spoil you. it's patrick christys— that we don't spoil you. it's patrick christys here on gb news and patrick christys here on gb news on no— patrick christys here on gb news and we are britain's news ononnob— and we are britain's news channel stephanie takyi .

oh very good evening, everybody. it's oh very good evening, everybody. bb-s busb— oh very good evening, everybody. bb-s busb oboub— oh very good evening, everybody. it's just about to _ oh very good evening, everybody. it's just about to go— oh very good evening, everybody. it's just about to go 5 pm. i'm bobnbob— it's just about to go 5 pm. i'm patrick christys— it's just about to go 5 pm. i'm patrick christys and this is gb bons— patrick christys and this is gb bons ono— patrick christys and this is gb bons on b— patrick christys and this is gb news and i have— patrick christys and this is gb news and i have got a big final noun— news and i have got a big final noun bon— news and i have got a big final noun bon you.— news and i have got a big final hour for you. yes,— news and i have got a big final hour for you. yes, we are on boob— hour for you. yes, we are on boob nobon. — hour for you. yes, we are on raab watch. well, dominic raab watch. okay well, dominic boob.— raab watch. okay well, dominic boob—o— raab watch. okay well, dominic raab,_a bullying. raab, get the sack a bullying nobonb— raab, get the sack a bullying nobonb-on— raab, get the sack a bullying report-on-sunak| report landed on rishi sunak ooob— report landed on rishi sunak oosb bnbs— report landed on rishi sunak desk this morning. we're yet to noon— desk this morning. we're yet to noon onybnbng— desk this morning. we're yet to hear anything erg. is this good news-news for- hear anything erg. is this good news news for raab? and news or bad news for raab? and obso— news or bad news for raab? and obso-wobb— news or bad news for raab? and also .well,-think- news or bad news for raab? and also well, think that also as well, do you think that noybo—bno- also as well, do you think that maybe,_the public maybe, just maybe, the public nonb— maybe, just maybe, the public nonblnon— maybe, just maybe, the public wantlman-knocks- maybe, just maybe, the public want man knocks a few want a man who knocks a few onb— want a man who knocks a few on sononbs— want a man who knocks a few civil servants heads together in onoon— civil servants heads together in onoo-bno— civil servants heads together in order-the-done- civil servants heads together in order-the-done ?- civil servants heads together in order the done ? we'll order to get the job done? we'll bno— order to get the job done? we'll bbno-ub— order to get the job done? we'll bbno-ub nonb— order to get the job done? we'll find .up next, we're - order to get the job done? we'll find up next, we're all find out. up next, we're all going— find out. up next, we're all gobng bo— find out. up next, we're all gobng bo bo— find out. up next, we're all going to be talking about a big noonn— going to be talking about a big nbobony. nbngons— going to be talking about a big victory. fingers crossed in the bobbbo— victory. fingers crossed in the bobbbo bo— victory. fingers crossed in the battle to solve— victory. fingers crossed in the battle to solve the migrant onbsbs— battle to solve the migrant onbsbs bs— battle to solve the migrant crisis is rishi— battle to solve the migrant crisis is rishi sunak actually going— crisis is rishi sunak actually gobng bo— crisis is rishi sunak actually gobng bo sbonb— crisis is rishi sunak actually going to start ignoring foreign noobbbng— going to start ignoring foreign meddling judges and get those bbbgnbs— meddling judges and get those bbbgnbs bo— meddling judges and get those flights to rwanda taking off? in obnon— flights to rwanda taking off? in obnon nns— flights to rwanda taking off? in other news, do— flights to rwanda taking off? in other news, do you care whether or other news, do you care whether on nob— other news, do you care whether on nob bbng — other news, do you care whether or not king charles— other news, do you care whether or not king charles is a billionaire?— or not king charles is a billionaire? the guardian do i oonbobnby— billionaire? the guardian do i certainly don't.— billionaire? the guardian do i certainly don't. i— billionaire? the guardian do i certainly don't. i quite want nbn— certainly don't. i quite want nbn bo— certainly don't. i quite want nbn bo bo— certainly don't. i quite want nbn bo bo o— certainly don't. i quite want him to be a visible symbol of sbbonobo— him to be a visible symbol of splendid wealth. _ him to be a visible symbol of splendid wealth. i don't really nonb— splendid wealth. i don't really nonb nbn— splendid wealth. i don't really nonb nbn bo—

splendid wealth. i don't really want him to be— splendid wealth. i don't really want him to be living under a bnogo— want him to be living under a bridge somewhere on the milton boynos— bridge somewhere on the milton boynos onoo— bridge somewhere on the milton keynes area. desperate plea begging— keynes area. desperate plea boggbng bon— keynes area. desperate plea begging for food. i think our bbng— begging for food. i think our bbng snoubb— begging for food. i think our king should be— begging for food. i think our king should be a wealthy man, snoubb— king should be a wealthy man, snoubo no— king should be a wealthy man, should he not?— king should be a wealthy man, should he not? the monarch. should he not? he's the monarch. nnob— should he not? he's the monarch. nnob-bnbnbb— should he not? he's the monarch. what-think? do- should he not? he's the monarch. what-think? do you- should he not? he's the monarch. what think? do you care what do you think? do you care if what do you think? do you care bb-bbng— what do you think? do you care bb-bbnglo— what do you think? do you care if king a billionaire? if our king is a billionaire? ano— if our king is a billionaire? and—howl if our king is a billionaire?- and_how would and finally, as well, how would you— and finally, as well, how would you-vou— and finally, as well, how would you-you-nooo- and finally, as well, how would you-you-nooo bol you feel if you were made to nonb— you feel if you were made to nonb unbi— you feel if you were made to work until-age- you feel if you were made to work until-age of- you feel if you were made to work until age of 70 before work until the age of 70 before you— work until the age of 70 before you on— work until the age of 70 before you can retire?— work until the age of 70 before you can retire? bear in mind the nonon— you can retire? bear in mind the bnonon boob— you can retire? bear in mind the french took to— you can retire? bear in mind the french took to the— you can retire? bear in mind the french took to the streets and bunnb— french took to the streets and bunnb oonn — french took to the streets and burnt down town— french took to the streets and burnt down town halls and lobbed ooob— burnt down town halls and lobbed ooob nobo— burnt down town halls and lobbed dead rats around— burnt down town halls and lobbed dead rats around the place as a noun— dead rats around the place as a nosubb ob— dead rats around the place as a result of being— dead rats around the place as a result of being asked to work unbbb— result of being asked to work uni-ob.— result of being asked to work unbbb-ob. bs- result of being asked to work until-64. is it- result of being asked to work until 64. is it time until they're 64. is it time bnob— until they're 64. is it time bnobibbobs— until they're 64. is it time that-kicks off- until they're 64. is it time that-kicks off a- until they're 64. is it time that kicks off a bit? patrick that we kicks off a bit? patrick onnbsbys— that we kicks off a bit? patrick onnbsbys on— that we kicks off a bit? patrick onnbsbys on .— that we kicks off a bit? patrick christys on . gb— that we kicks off a bit? patrick christys on . gb news? yes. christys on. gb news? yes. bobono— christys on. gb news? yes. bobono b— christys on. gb news? yes. bobono b gob— christys on. gb news? yes. before i got accused of inciting a before i got accused of inciting o nob.— before i got accused of inciting o nob. b — before i got accused of inciting o nob. b no— before i got accused of inciting a riot, i. i'd just— before i got accused of inciting a riot, i. i'd just like to say no— a riot, i. i'd just like to say no bbon-b— a riot, i. i'd just like to say we don't condone any of that bononoun. — we don't condone any of that behaviour. anyway. get in touch. gb behaviour. anyway. get in touch. ob ybons— behaviour. anyway. get in touch. ob ybons ob— behaviour. anyway. get in touch. gb views at gb— behaviour. anyway. get in touch. gb views at gb news .uk. i do nonb— gb views at gb news .uk. i do nonb bo— gb views at gb news .uk. i do nonb bo noon— gb views at gb news .uk. i do want to hear from _ gb views at gb news .uk. i do want to hear from you. do you bb— want to hear from you. do you bb bno— want to hear from you. do you care if the king's— want to hear from you. do you care if the king's rich? do you bnbnb— care if the king's rich? do you bnbnb bno— care if the king's rich? do you think the pension _ care if the king's rich? do you think the pension age should be nobsoo—anoi raised until the age of 70? and obso— raised until the age of 70? and obso os— raised until the age of 70? and obso os nob— raised until the age of 70? and also as well-with- raised until the age of 70? and also as well with on civil also as well rob with on civil sononbsb— also as well rob with on civil servants? we'll— also as well rob with on civil servants? we'll wait the full also as well rob with on civil servanton ne'll wait the full also as well rob with on civil servanton all.l wait the full also as well rob with on civil servanton all of vait the full also as well rob with on civil servanton all of this, �*ie full also as well rob with on civil servanton all of this, butjll also as well rob with on civil servanton all of this, but do details on all of this, but do you— details on all of this, but do you bnbnb— details on all of this, but do you bnbnb bb— details on all of this, but do you think it might be a case, busb— you think it might be a case, busb-bo— you think it might be a case, busb-bo-ob- you think it might be a case,| just-be-of some just might be a case of some noonno— just might be a case of some modern-members- just might be a case of some modern members of modern day members of the nonbbonoo— modern day members of the

workforce,-being- modern day members of the workforce, being for workforce, not being up for a bbbbbo— workforce, not being up for a bbbbbo bbb— workforce, not being up for a little bit of— workforce, not being up for a little bit of shouting and being bobo— little bit of shouting and being on nnob— little bit of shouting and being on nnob bo— little bit of shouting and being told what to do?— told what to do? gbviews@gbnews.uk now, told what to do?— gbviews@gbnews.uk now, though, gbviews@gbnews.uk now, though, noobbbnos— gbviews@gbnews.uk now, though, noobbbnosnbbn— gbviews@gbnews.uk now, though, headlines with polly . patrick headlines with polly. patrick bbonb— headlines with polly. patrick bbonb you— headlines with polly. patrick thank you and— headlines with polly. patrick thank you and good- headlines with polly. patrick thank you and good evening to you in the united states, the most powerful rocket ever built on earth has launched from south texas. take a listen . neil texas. take a listen. neil kinnock rac . that's the sound of kinnock rac. that's the sound of elon musk's spacex sending the new rocket called starship into space. the launch was initially successful, but the booster module didn't separate as planned and exploded moments later , with the spacex team later, with the spacex team describing the moment as a rapid unscheduled disassembly. spacex says it was a success as they now have more data for the next launch. all part of elon musk's ambition to send humans to the

moon and mars the entire starship stack continuing to rotate . we should have had rotate. we should have had sobonobbon— rotate. we should have had sobonobbon by— rotate. we should have had separation by now- we should have had separation by now . obviously separation by now. obviously bnbs— separation by now. obviously bnbs bs— separation by now. obviously bnbs bs boos— separation by now. obviously this is does not— separation by now. obviously this is does not appear to be a nonbnob— this is does not appear to be a nominal situation— this is does not appear to be a nominal situation . / g nominal situation. ian yeah, it boos— nominal situation. ian yeah, it does appear to be spinning, but i do want to remind everyone that everything after clearing the tower was icing on the cake . starship just experience starship just experience what . starship just experience what we . starship just experience what no oobb— . starship just experience what no oobb o— . starship just experience what we call a rapid— starship just experience what we call a rapid unscheduled obsossonbby— we call a rapid unscheduled disassembly or— we call a rapid unscheduled disassembly or a read during osoonb— disassembly or a read during osoonb . — disassembly or a read during osoonb . bub— disassembly or a read during ascent . but now- disassembly or a read during ascent . ascent. but now this was a development test. this is a first test flight of starship . first test flight of starship. and the goal was to gather the oobo. — and the goal was to gather the oobo. nob— and the goal was to gather the data. well here— and the goal was to gather the data. well here in— and the goal was to gather the data. well here in the uk, the bnbno— data. well here in the uk, the prime minister— data. well here in the uk, the prime minister has received the nobonbs— prime minister has received the nobonbs bnbo— prime minister has received the reports into several bullying obbogobbons— reports into several bullying allegations made against his nobnbn— allegations made against his deputy, dominic— allegations made against his deputy, dominic raab, the deputy bnbno— deputy, dominic raab, the deputy prime minister— deputy, dominic raab, the deputy prime minister himself requested the independent— prime minister himself requested the independent investigate nobbon— the independent investigate nobbon bnbo— the independent investigate nation into his— the independent investigate nation into his the claims. nbgnb— nation into his the claims. bbgbb bonnob— nation into his the claims. eight formal complaints made by staff about him , about his

staff about him, about his behaviour during his roles as foreign secretary, brexit secretary and as justice secretary and as justice secretary , downing street is secretary, downing street is saying. rishi sunak maintains full confidence in mr raab and is carefully considering the report's findings . but it will report's findings. but it will not say when he will decide upon mr raab future. now now private funeral of the tv presenter and famous dog lover paulo grady has taken place in kent . paul taken place in kent. paul o'grady has now been laid to rest after a service in saint rumbold's church in bollington . rumbold's church in bollington. hundreds of spectators lining the streets of where he'd lived for two decades to watch the procession led by dogs from the battersea dogs and cats home. his husband, paul, sat in an open air carriage holding one of the couple's beloved dogs . now the couple's beloved dogs. now the couple's beloved dogs. now the academy of medical royal colleges is urging junior doctors and the government to find a solution to the deadlock over pay for the sake of patients and the wider nhs . patients and the wider nhs. nearly 200,000 hospital appointments had to be

rescheduled following the junior doctors strike last week. the academy had helped to secure a deal between both sides following strike action back in 2016 on shadow chancellor rachel reeves says the government is resisting a deal yet again. the government are allowing- “g d i“ the government are allowing this bnousbnbob— government are allowing this industrial action— government are allowing this industrial action to continue buo— industrial action to continue ouo bous— industrial action to continue due because they're not willing to due because they're not willing bo bobo— due because they're not willing bo bobo bno— due because they're not willing to take the steps— due because they're not willing to take the steps that are nooossony bo — to take the steps that are necessary to resolve these obsbubos— necessary to resolve these obsbubos .— necessary to resolve these disputes. now— necessary to resolve these disputes . now look, the many disputes. now look, the many onobbongos— disputes. now look, the many challenges in— disputes. now look, the many challenges in the— disputes. now look, the many challenges in the nhs and it's not challenges in the nhs and it's nob bossbbbo— challenges in the nhs and it's not possible to— challenges in the nhs and it's not possible to fix everything ononnbgnb— not possible to fix everything ononnbgnb .— not possible to fix everything overnight , but— not possible to fix everything overnight , but labour have overnight, but labour have oonnbbboo— overnight, but labour have committed to— overnight, but labour have committed to getting rid of the non—oo — committed to getting rid of the non—oo box— committed to getting rid of the non—dom tax status because if you— non—dom tax status because if you nobo— non—dom tax status because if you make britain— non—dom tax status because if you make britain your home, you snoubb— you make britain your home, you snoubo boy— you make britain your home, you snoubo boy you— you make britain your home, you should pay your taxes here and unoon— should pay your taxes here and under labour— should pay your taxes here and under labour you _ should pay your taxes here and under labour you will. and we noubo— under labour you will. and we noubo uso— under labour you will. and we would use that— under labour you will. and we would use that money to double the would use that money to double bno nunnbo— would use that money to double the number of— would use that money to double the number of training places at nooboob— the number of training places at medical school— the number of training places at medical school. _ the number of training places at medical school . bninbbb medical school. now the association of school and college leaders is due to hold a national strike ballot for the very first time. the union says a lack of funding for schools , a lack of funding for schools, pay a lack of funding for schools, pay conditions and staff shortages have all led to the decision. it's been described as

the government's attempt to resolve the dispute last month as inadequate . a vote as completely inadequate. a vote will be held in the summer , with will be held in the summer, with strike action planned for the autumn . now a suspected russian autumn. now a suspected russian spy autumn. now a suspected russian spy ship has been spotted at key energy sites off the coast of britain. it's claimed by some analysts the vessel was looking around windfarms and other critical national infrastructure for possible vulnerabilities if conflict broke out between russia and western countries. a report says the ship sailed around the baltic and the north sea for a month and is part of a disguised fleet of scientific research vessels . meanwhile jens research vessels. meanwhile jens stoltenberg has declared that the future of ukraine lies within nato. the the future of ukraine lies within nato. the nato the future of ukraine lies within nato. the nato chief arrived in kyiv to pay his respects to soldiers who've lost their lives in the war and show his support as the country prepared for another counter—offensive in his first visit since russia's invasion, he pledged continued military support for ukraine, adding that its rightful place was within

the alliance . also recognise the alliance. also recognise that president zelenskyy will raise the issue of membership of security guarantees and this will be high on the agenda of the meeting and also in the lead up and the preparations for the vilnius summit. ukraine's up and the preparations for the vilnius summit . ukraine's future vilnius summit. ukraine's future is vilnius summit. ukraine's future bs bn— vilnius summit. ukraine's future bs bn bno— vilnius summit. ukraine's future is in the euro—atlantic- . is . ukraine's future is in the euro—atlantic family . ..5 . ukraine's future is in the euro—atlantic family. ubnobno-s— is in the euro—atlantic family. ukraine's future— is in the euro—atlantic family. ukraine's future is in nato. nono— ukraine's future is in nato. here drivers— ukraine's future is in nato. here drivers are— ukraine's future is in nato. here drivers are being- ukraine's future is in nato. here drivers are being asked not to pick up their mobile phones dunng to pick up their mobile phones during the government's emergency alert test due to happen this weekend. the aa is advising motorists to switch off their mobiles during the test laws banning the use of hand—held phones will still apply. the alarm is due to sound for ten seconds from 3:00 on sunday afternoon and the prince and princess of wales are in birmingham today to host future leaders and local business owners. their royal highnesses have just left the factory in the city's historic jewellery quarter . after meeting with

quarter. after meeting with designers, artist, s and playwrights, they spoke to special guests on their experiences about opening and running their businesses in the city. the couple later playing a game of interactive darts at the 180 club. hope to bring you details of that later. us. gb news, britain's news . news, britain's news. channel welcome back. we start - welcome back. we start with bonbnbo— - welcome back. we start with bonbnbo-bno— - welcome back. we start with dominic-the deputy. dominic raab and the deputy bnbno—bbos- prime minister's fate lies in bno— prime minister's fate lies in bno-ob— prime minister's fate lies in the-of-sunak. prime minister's fate lies in the-of-sunak .i prime minister's fate lies in. the-of-sunak . so the hands of rishi sunak. so a nobonb— the hands of rishi sunak. so a nobonb bnbo— the hands of rishi sunak. so a report into allegations of bubbybng— report into allegations of bullying by— report into allegations of bullying by raab has been given to bullying by raab has been given bo sunob.— bullying by raab has been given bo sunob. bn— bullying by raab has been given to sunak. in fact,— bullying by raab has been given to sunak. in fact, it landed on his to sunak. in fact, it landed on bbs-bnbs— to sunak. in fact, it landed on his-this morning.- to sunak. in fact, it landed on his this morning. downing his desk this morning. downing sbnoob— his desk this morning. downing sbnoob-sobo— his desk this morning. downing street-said the— his desk this morning. downing street said the prime street has said the prime nbnbsbon— street has said the prime minister is— street has said the prime minister is still carefully considering— minister is still carefully considering document, but considering this document, but nobonbs— considering this document, but reports circulating that a reports are circulating that a ooobsbon— reports are circulating that a decision now— reports are circulating that a decision now won't be made bonbgnb— decision now won't be made bonbgnb .— decision now won't be made bonbgnb . ano— decision now won't be made tonight . and the— decision now won't be made tonight . and the element of tonight. and the element of bnbnbguo— tonight. and the element of intrigue here— tonight. and the element of intrigue here is— tonight. and the element of intrigue here is massive, isn't it? intrigue here is massive, isn't bbb booouso— intrigue here is massive, isn't it? because rishi— intrigue here is massive, isn't it? because rishi sunak has got bonn— it? because rishi sunak has got bonn bon— it? because rishi sunak has got form for getting— it? because rishi sunak has got form for getting rid of people gubbo— form for getting rid of people gubbo gubobby— form for getting rid of people quite quickly. thinks that quite quickly. if he thinks that

nnoboyon— quite quickly. if he thinks that whatever reports— quite quickly. if he thinks that whatever reports into their misconduct— whatever reports into their misconduct-tax- whatever reports into their misconduct tax affairs or misconduct or tax affairs or nnoboyon— misconduct or tax affairs or nnoboyon bb— misconduct or tax affairs or whatever it was— misconduct or tax affairs or whatever it was ,- misconduct or tax affairs or whatever it was , is bad. so this whatever it was, is bad. so this bsn-b— whatever it was, is bad. so this bsn-b bubbybng— whatever it was, is bad. so this isn't bullying report. now, i was initially— isn't bullying report. now, i was initially of— isn't bullying report. now, i was initially of the opinion bnob— was initially of the opinion bnob bb— was initially of the opinion bnob b b— was initially of the opinion that if it was— was initially of the opinion that if it was particularly onbub— that if it was particularly onbub on— that if it was particularly awful on page- that if it was particularly awful on page one, two and bbnoo— awful on page one, two and bnnoo. bnob— awful on page one, two and three, that dominic raab has oono— three, that dominic raab has done something— three, that dominic raab has done something sickeningly bad and done something sickeningly bad on b— done something sickeningly bad on bb os— done something sickeningly bad and it was as cut— done something sickeningly bad and it was as cut and dry as bnbs— and it was as cut and dry as no bs— and it was as cut and dry as this is absolute— and it was as cut and dry as this is absolute abhorrent bubbybng— this is absolute abhorrent bubbybng .— this is absolute abhorrent bullying . well then he'd be out bullying. well then he'd be out by non— bullying. well then he'd be out by now, wouldn't— bullying. well then he'd be out by now, wouldn't he? but maybe it's by now, wouldn't he? but maybe bb-s o— by now, wouldn't he? but maybe bb-s o-o— by now, wouldn't he? but maybe bb-s o-o gnoy— by now, wouldn't he? but maybe it's a-a grey area.- by now, wouldn't he? but maybe it's a a grey area. maybe it's a bit of a grey area. maybe we are now confronting the issue of we are now confronting the issue ob nnob— we are now confronting the issue ob nnob nobbons— we are now confronting the issue of what happens when on a man nbbn— of what happens when on a man nbbn on— of what happens when on a man with an incredibly— of what happens when on a man with an incredibly high pressure with an incredibly hiin pressure job with an incredibly high pressure bob ono— with an incredibly high pressure job and serious— with an incredibly high pressure job and serious accountability for job and serious accountability bon nnobnon— job and serious accountability for whether or— job and serious accountability for whether or not that job gets oono. — for whether or not that job gets oono. noobs— for whether or not that job gets done, meets young woke people nno— done, meets young woke people nno bbon-b— done, meets young woke people who don't want— done, meets young woke people who don't want to— done, meets young woke people who don't want to do much work ono— who don't want to do much work on bbon-b— who don't want to do much work on oon-b bbo— who don't want to do much work and don't like being shouted at. bob-s— and don't like being shouted at. bob-s sooob— and don't like being shouted at. let's speak now— and don't like being shouted at. let's speak now to— and don't like being shouted at. let's speak now to our political nobonbon— let's speak now to our political reporter olivia _ let's speak now to our political reporter olivia utley , who is at reporter olivia utley, who is at bonnbng— reporter olivia utley, who is at downing street. _ reporter olivia utley, who is at downing street. so olivia, what is downing street. so olivia, what bs bno— downing street. so olivia, what bs bno nony— downing street. so olivia, what is the very latest?— downing street. so olivia, what is the very latest? it looks it boobs— is the very latest? it looks it looks-dominic. is the very latest? it looks it. looks-dominic raab looks as though dominic raab nbgnb— looks as though dominic raab nbgnb sbbbb— looks as though dominic raab nbgnb sbbbb-o— looks as though dominic raab might still-a job- looks as though dominic raab might still a job today. might still have a job today. it might still have a job today. bb ooos. — might still have a job today. bb ooos. bbs— might still have a job today. it does. it's now— might still have a job today. it does. it's now been- might still have a job today. it does. it's now been confirmed that we're not going to hear anything else today. so this is going to bleed into tomorrow, rishi sunak said this morning

that he wanted it resolved as quickly as possible , but as you quickly as possible, but as you suggested there, it sounds as though report might be full though the report might be full of shades of grey . it's taken. of shades of grey. it's taken. adam tolley five months to compile it , adam tolley five months to compile it, which again might suggest that it's a little more complicated than whether or not he is a bully. of course, some one person's bully might be another person's demanding chief executive with with very high standards and one person's interpretation of what constitutes unacceptable behaviour might differ from another's. that said, there is one theory circulating this evening that rishi sunak has read the report decided that dominic raab conduct is unacceptable and given raab a deadune unacceptable and given raab a deadline of this evening to stand down before he kicks him out. but who's to say whether that rumour has any substance to it whatsoever? the rumour mill is really in overdrive today here at westminster, as we've all been waiting most of the day now for this report to come out.

it's expected, by the way, that whatever decision rishi sunak reaches, we will see the public will see the full report , albeit will see the full report, albeit with a few redacted names early next week. so if rishi sunak decides to keep his justice secretary and deputy prime minister and then the report comes out and turns out to be quite, then it could be that he has a public problem on his hands with the public thinking he should have made the decision to get rid of him. and then, of course, we can expect to see some attack lines labour some attack lines from labour saying rishi sunak is too saying that rishi sunak is too weak to control of his own weak to keep control of his own government to government. so he's going to desperately want avoid that. desperately want to avoid that. so on a minute is the so hang on a minute is the latest line then? olivia , is latest line then? olivia, is that potentially,- l “bi“7 olivia, is that potentially, potentially bobbbo— that potentially, potentially albie rishi— that potentially, potentially albie rishi sunak has decided bnob— albie rishi sunak has decided bnob boob— albie rishi sunak has decided that raab has— albie rishi sunak has decided that raab has behaved unacceptably, has essentially bubbboo— unacceptably, has essentially bullied staff— unacceptably, has essentially bullied staff and he said bobonbbobby— bullied staff and he said bobonbbobby .— bullied staff and he said potentially , possibly and is potentially, possibly and is noybo— potentially, possibly and is maybe waiting— potentially, possibly and is maybe waiting for raab to jump bobono— maybe waiting for raab to jump bobono no-s— maybe waiting for raab to jump before he's pushed . robbie. before he's pushed. well, that is before he's pushed. well, that bs on— before he's pushed. well, that is one rumour that i've heard, but i have to stress i do not know whether that can whether

that has any substance to it at all. i've been speaking to lots of people. there are some who say that that actually that dominic raab is going to keep his job, that actually the report wasn't at all. so there is lots of different briefings from all different sides. and i'm afraid the brutal truth is that we are not going to find out tomorrow at the out until tomorrow at the earliest. fascinating stuff , earliest. fascinating stuff, onno.— earliest. fascinating stuff, olivia. thank— earliest. fascinating stuff, olivia. thank you- c171 fascinating stuff, olivia. thank you very bi?”. fascinating stuff, olivia. thank you very much. onno— olivia. thank you very much. olivia rutley_ olivia. thank you very much. olivia rutley - at - olivia. thank you very much. olivia rutley at steps olivia rutley there at the steps of olivia rutley there at the steps ob-sbnoob. — olivia rutley there at the steps of-street. our- olivia rutley there at the steps of street. our political of downing street. our political nooonbon— of downing street. our political nobonbon. boob— of downing street. our political reporter. look again , want to reporter. look again, want to sbnoss— reporter. look again, want to stress, we don't— reporter. look again, want to stress, we don't know what's in bnbs— stress, we don't know what's in no nobonb— stress, we don't know what's in no nobonb ono— stress, we don't know what's in this report and it— stress, we don't know what's in this report and it may be awful. bno— this report and it may be awful. ono noubo— this report and it may be awful. one would have— this report and it may be awful. one would have assumed, though, noubon-b—nos- wouldn't they, that if it was busb—boobl wouldn't they, that if it was. busb—boob noo just catastrophic and raab had bnysboobby—oni physically assaulted people or sonobbbng— physically assaulted people or something,_that| physically assaulted people ori something,_that it something, i don't know that it noubo— something, i don't know that it noubo nono— something, i don't know that it would have gone— something, i don't know that it would have gone straight away. so would have gone straight away. so bb— would have gone straight away. so b b— would have gone straight away. so bb bb bsn-b— would have gone straight away. so if it isn't that— would have gone straight away. so if it isn't that there does noobby— so if it isn't that there does noobby-ub— so if it isn't that there does really-up these- so if it isn't that there does really up these serious really open up these serious guosbbons— really open up these serious questions, doesn't it? it's easy for questions, doesn't it? it's easy non noono— questions, doesn't it? it's easy non boobbo. b— questions, doesn't it? it's easy for people. i think— questions, doesn't it? it's easy for people. i think it is very oosy— for people. i think it is very oosy bon— for people. i think it is very easy for people _ for people. i think it is very easy for people to say, oh my goon.— easy for people to say, oh my gosn. you— easy for people to say, oh my gosn. you bnon— easy for people to say, oh my gosh, you know, my boss obsbboyoo— gosh, you know, my boss obsbboyoo o— gosh, you know, my boss displayed a microaggression ogobnsb— displayed a microaggression i ogobnsb—bb against me. well, fine, but if you— against me. well, fine, but if youn-nobbbng- against me. well, fine, but if youn-nobbbng bo- against me. well, fine, but ifj your- helping to-a your boss is helping to run a oounbny— your boss is helping to run a oounbny ono— your boss is helping to run a country and he's— your boss is helping to run a country and he's also got the bossbbbbbby— country and he's also got the bossbbbbbby ob— country and he's also got the possibility of being outed at the possibility of being outed at bno nobb— possibility of being outed at the next election losing his the next election and losing his job

the next election and losing his job onynoy— the next election and losing his bob onynoy. nno— the next election and losing his job anyway. and it— the next election and losing his job anyway. and it is high pressure and— job anyway. and it is high pressure and the public expects ono— pressure and the public expects ono-onouno— pressure and the public expects and around britain and you look around britain nbgnb— and you look around britain nbgnb-you- and you look around britain nbgnb-you ono- and you look around britain- right-you are constantly right now and you are constantly soobng— right now and you are constantly soobng bnbngs— right now and you are constantly seeing things that— right now and you are constantly seeing things that sorting seeing things that need sorting and seeing things that need sorting ono bbnos— seeing things that need sorting and fires that— seeing things that need sorting and fires that need to be put oub— and fires that need to be put oub ono— and fires that need to be put out and issues— and fires that need to be put out and issues that doing out and issues that need doing bnnooboboby— out and issues that need doing bnnooboboby .— out and issues that need doing immediately . arnie and the immediately. arnie and the boobbo— immediately. arnie and the people tasked— immediately. arnie and the people tasked doing that people tasked with doing that job people tasked with doing that bob-onb— people tasked with doing that job-civil servants- people tasked with doing that job civil servants , but job are the civil servants, but bno— job are the civil servants, but bno boobbo— job are the civil servants, but bno boobbo nno— job are the civil servants, but the people who carries the can for the people who carries the can non-bb— the people who carries the can non-bb-obnb— the people who carries the can for-if-civil servants- for it. if the civil servants bbon-b— for it. if the civil servants oon-blbno— for it. if the civil servants don't-the job- for it. if the civil servants don't the job are the people don't do the job are the people bbo— don't do the job are the people like dominic— don't do the job are the people like dominic raab. i just wonder nnobnon— like dominic raab. i just wonder nnobon-bno— like dominic raab. i just wonder whether-the-mayl like dominic raab. i just wonder. whether-the-may be whether or not the public may be obboobbng— whether or not the public may be obboobbnglgbno— whether or not the public may be expecting . give civil _ whether or not the public may be expecting give civil servants expecting to give civil servants a.up— expecting to give civil servants o-ub bno— expecting to give civil servants a - up the backside - expecting to give civil servants a up the backside now a kick up the backside every now ono— a kick up the backside every now on ogobn— a kick up the backside every now and again-course— a kick up the backside every now and again. course does and again. of course it does bobono—no-sl and again. of course it does. depend—he's done and again. of course it does. deplifd_he's done and again. of course it does. deplif he's-he's done and again. of course it does deplif he's done he's done and again. of course it does deplif he's done anything done and again. of course it does deplif he's done anything bute and if he's done anything but bn— and if he's done anything but b-n boobbng— and if he's done anything but i'm looking at— and if he's done anything but i'm looking at reports here like bnbs— i'm looking at reports here like bbb-bno— i'm looking at reports here like this the telegraph, this one in the telegraph, which is this one in the telegraph, which bs—bo— this one in the telegraph, which bs—bo onb- is more than 1 in 10 civil sononbs— is more than 1 in 10 civil servants-off- is more than 1 in 10 civil servants off with long covid servants are off with long covid or-were-autumn,l or certainly were last autumn, nnon— or certainly were last autumn, nnbon b— or certainly were last autumn, nnbon b bno— or certainly were last autumn, which i find hard— or certainly were last autumn, which i find hard to believe. bon-b— which i find hard to believe. bon-b youn— which i find hard to believe. don't you? staggering, isn't it? bnono-s— don't you? staggering, isn't it? bnono-s o— don't you? staggering, isn't it? there's a massive— don't you? staggering, isn't it? there's a massive work from home oubbuno— there's a massive work from home oubbuno bn— there's a massive work from home oubbuno bn bno— there's a massive work from home culture in the civil— there's a massive work from home culture in the civil service as bobbs— culture in the civil service as bobbs ob— culture in the civil service as talks of strikes— culture in the civil service as talks of strikes and stuff. i bbon-b— talks of strikes and stuff. i oon-b bnon. — talks of strikes and stuff. i don't know. let— talks of strikes and stuff. i don't know. let me know what you bnbnb—ob— don't know. let me know what you bnbnb—ob bons- don't know. let me know what you think._gb news. uk. think. gb views or gb news. .uk. as soon— think. gb views or gb news. .uk. as soon as there— think. gb views or gb news. .uk. as soon as there any as soon as there are any developments- as soon as there are any developments that as soon as there are any developments .that we developments on that story, we nbbb— developments on that story, we nbbb bnbng— developments on that story, we will bring them— developments on that story, we will bring them to— developments on that story, we will bring them to you. but it obboons— will bring them to you. but it obboons bnob— will bring them to you. but it appears that we— will bring them to you. but it appears that we might to appears that we might have to nobb— appears that we might have to nobb unbi— appears that we might have to wait until tomorrow. but now to boooy-s—bsl wait until tomorrow. but now to todogovernment_isl wait until tomorrow. but now to todogovernment finally is wait until tomorrow. but now to todogovernment finally about; wait until tomorrow. but now to todogovernment finally about to the government finally about to bobo—ob—

the government finally about to bobo—ob oun- the government finally about to take of our borders take back control of our borders ono—nooobbng- and ignore those meddling bonobgn— and ignore those meddlingi foreign _sunak and ignore those meddling- foreign _sunak has foreign judges? rishi sunak has bnonbsoo— foreign judges? rishi sunak has bnonbsoo bo— foreign judges? rishi sunak has promised to .the - foreign judges? rishi sunak has promised to the boats, and promised to stop the boats, and now-understood— promised to stop the boats, and now-understood to- promised to stop the boats, and now understood to have now he's understood to have ooyoo— now he's understood to have ooyoo bn— now he's understood to have ooyoo bn bo— now he's understood to have ooyoo bn bo o— now he's understood to have caved in to a backbench tory now he's understood to have caved and a backbench tory now he's understood to have caved and agreed bench tory now he's understood to have caved and agreed beiamendi now he's understood to have caved and agreed beiamend the rebels and agreed to amend the bbbogob— rebels and agreed to amend the illegal migration— rebels and agreed to amend the illegal migration bill. it would obbon— illegal migration bill. it would allow ministers— illegal migration bill. it would allow ministers to ignore bunoboon— allow ministers to ignore european judges in certain sbbuobbons— european judges in certain situations so— european judges in certain situations so the echr stopped bnob— situations so the echr stopped bnob nbgnb— situations so the echr stopped bnob bbbgnb bo— situations so the echr stopped that flight to rwanda . we all that flight to rwanda. we all bnon— that flight to rwanda. we all bnon bnob— that flight to rwanda. we all know that last— that flight to rwanda. we all know that last minute foreign buogos— know that last minute foreign buogos bn— know that last minute foreign buogos bn soo— know that last minute foreign judges in some kind of dark room bobo— judges in some kind of dark room bobo ob— judges in some kind of dark room bobo ob nbgnb— judges in some kind of dark room late at night making a decision oboub— late at night making a decision oboub nno— late at night making a decision oboub nno no— late at night making a decision about who we here in britain can ono— about who we here in britain can on onnob— about who we here in britain can on onnob nono— about who we here in britain can and cannot have in— about who we here in britain can and cannot have in our country. so and cannot have in our country. so nobobubby— and cannot have in our country. so hopefully rishi _ and cannot have in our country. so hopefully rishi sunak has sbooo— so hopefully rishi sunak has sbooo ub— so hopefully rishi sunak has sbooo ub bon— so hopefully rishi sunak has stood up for us. _ so hopefully rishi sunak has stood up for us. henry bolton bobns— stood up for us. henry bolton bobns no— stood up for us. henry bolton bobns no non— stood up for us. henry bolton joins me now. international soounbby— joins me now. international soounbby ono— joins me now. international security and border control onbon— security and border control obbonb ob— security and border control expert at henry. great to have you— expert at henry. great to have you on— expert at henry. great to have you on bno— expert at henry. great to have you on the show. _ expert at henry. great to have you on the show. thank you very, nony— you on the show. thank you very, non-nobb— you on the show. thank you very, nony-yyobb-bnbs- you on the show. thank you very, very well, this could very much. well, this this could be very much. well, this this could bo o— very much. well, this this could bo o gooo— very much. well, this this could bo o gooo bnbng— very much. well, this this could be a good thing, couldn't it? busb— be a good thing, couldn't it? busb bno— be a good thing, couldn't it? just the-after- be a good thing, couldn't it? just the after emerged just the day after it emerged bnob— just the day after it emerged that-expecting- just the day after it emerged that expecting 56,000 that we're expecting 56,000 boobbo— that we're expecting 56,000i people—channel, people to cross the channel, bnbs— people to cross the channel, no you — people to cross the channel, this year. _maybe- people to cross the channel, this year. maybe we might this year. now, maybe we might oobuobby— this year. now, maybe we might oobuobby bo— this year. now, maybe we might oobuobby bo bo— this year. now, maybe we might actually to be able to deport ob— actually to be able to deport some of these— actually to be able to deport some of these people or send bnon — some of these people or send them .processing- some of these people or send them processing rwanda. them for processing in rwanda. bnoooo— them for processing in rwanda. bnoooo — them for processing in rwanda. bnoooo bno— them for processing in rwanda. indeed and surely,- them for processing in rwanda. indeed “b: i indeed and surely, patrick, you know, without getting into the brexit debate , the expectation brexit debate, the expectation of many people in this country

was that on leaving the european union, the british government would able to assert itself would be able to assert itself in whatever way it felt and parliament felt with the interests of this country and if parliament and the government tables amendments to a bill, parliament passes that bill, then we would expect that parliamentary sovereignty to hold sway and not to be questioned or challenged by by judges. frankly, sitting in onobbon— judges. frankly, sitting in another country- :g frankly, sitting in another country and judges from obnon— another country and judges from other countries.— another country and judges from other countries. so— another country and judges from other countries. so who actually nono— other countries. so who actually nono nony— other countries. so who actually nono nony boobbo— other countries. so who actually have many people might not might not have many people might not might nob bnon— have many people might not might nob bnon bnbs— have many people might not might nob bnon bnbs .— have many people might not might not know this , a— have many people might not might not know this , a different legal not know this, a different legal sysbon. — not know this, a different legal sysbon. bnoy— not know this, a different legal system. they have something oobboo— system. they have something called codified— system. they have something called codified law, whereas our law called codified law, whereas our bon bs— called codified law, whereas our bon bs bosoo— called codified law, whereas our law is based on— called codified law, whereas our law is based on something called common law. there— common law. there is a fundamental- common law. there is a. fundamental-in fundamental difference in onbnooon— fundamental difference in approach that's approach there. so that's one bnbng. — approach there. so that's one bnbng. bub— approach there. so that's one bnbng. bub bno— approach there. so that's one thing. but the real issue here is, thing. but the real issue here bs. bs— thing. but the real issue here bs. bs bnbs— thing. but the real issue here is, is this going— thing. but the real issue here is, is this going to deliver for on on bbsnb — is, is this going to deliver for on on rishi sunak promise to obob— on on rishi sunak promise to sbob bno— on on rishi sunak promise to stop the boats— on on rishi sunak promise to stop the boats ,— on on rishi sunak promise to stop the boats , although he's stop the boats, although he's back—pedalling_ stop the boats, although he's back—pedalling on that promise. bon— back—pedalling on that promise. bon ano— back—pedalling on that promise. now and bno— back—pedalling on that promise. now and the answer, in my view, is now and the answer, in my view, bs — now and the answer, in my view, bs bb— now and the answer, in my view, bs bb bs— now and the answer, in my view, bs bb bs o— now and the answer, in my view, is no. it is a step— now and the answer, in my view, is no. it is a step in— now and the answer, in my view, is no. it is a step in the right onobbon— is no. it is a step in the right direction. but— is no. it is a step in the right direction. but fundamentally, bnono— direction. but fundamentally, bnono ono— direction. but fundamentally, bnono o— direction. but fundamentally, there are a number of other

bbooos— there are a number of other bbooos ob— there are a number of other bbooos ob bno— there are a number of other pieces of the puzzle that are nob— pieces of the puzzle that are nob bn— pieces of the puzzle that are nob bn bbooo — pieces of the puzzle that are nob bn bbooo .— pieces of the puzzle that are not in place . we— pieces of the puzzle that are not in place . we don't have the not in place. we don't have the sbnuobunos— not in place. we don't have the sbnuobunos bn— not in place. we don't have the structures in place— not in place. we don't have the structures in place that are fit for structures in place that are fit non bunboso— structures in place that are fit non bunboso bo— structures in place that are fit for purpose to implement this. we for purpose to implement this. no bbon-b— for purpose to implement this. no oon-b nono— for purpose to implement this. we don't have the resources in bbooo— we don't have the resources in bbooo bo— we don't have the resources in place to implement it. we don't nono— place to implement it. we don't nono bno— place to implement it. we don't have the procedures in place to bnbbononb— have the procedures in place to bnbbononb bb— have the procedures in place to implement it. apologies for the dog implement it. apologies for the bog ono— implement it. apologies for the dog on no— implement it. apologies for the dog and we don't— implement it. apologies for the dog and we don't have the ononononbng— dog and we don't have the overarching policy framework sbnobogy— overarching policy framework sbnobogy bo — overarching policy framework strategy to bring all of the various parts— strategy to bring all of the various parts of— strategy to bring all of the various parts of government bogobnon— various parts of government bogobnon bo— various parts of government together to make sure it happens in together to make sure it happens bn o— together to make sure it happens bn o oonononb— together to make sure it happens in a coherent and— together to make sure it happens in a coherent and coordinated ano— in a coherent and coordinated manner. and we're not doing the ubsbnoon— manner. and we're not doing the upstream disruption of organised onnno— upstream disruption of organised bnob— upstream disruption of organised bnob bs— upstream disruption of organised crime that is smuggling people to crime that is smuggling people bo bno— crime that is smuggling people bo bno ub— crime that is smuggling people bo bno ub ono— crime that is smuggling people to the uk and marketing their sonnoos— to the uk and marketing their sonnoos os— to the uk and marketing their sonnoos os o— to the uk and marketing their services as a travel agent nobbon.— services as a travel agent nobbnon. — services as a travel agent neither. but— services as a travel agent neither. services as a travel agent- neither. but sorry, but neither are the european union members. and this is what really gets me. if people really cared about this right, the we know, we know that a lot of the people who are operating the human smuggling gangs living in gangs are currently living in britain. we know that . so britain. so we know that. so that's completely us. that's on us completely on us. and should doing more to and we should be doing more to do we also know that do that. but we also know that loads of are living in loads of them are living in europe. your european europe. well, your european friends doing anything europe. well, your european friendbthat. doing anything europe. well, your european friendbthat. would|anything europe. well, your european friendbthat. would|anythirand about that. it would appear. and when who go,

when it comes to people who go, oh, well, britain would just turn into an absolute human rights control rights cesspit if we had control over who decided to deport or over who we decided to deport or send in rwanda , send for processing in rwanda, they want to take note they might want to take note that the echr previously that the echr has previously found that we only acted unlawfully in fewer than 1% of cases, that it lodged . this is cases, that it lodged. this is going back a few years and then we actually do it here to more echr rules than most of the members of the echr for. so why on earth would we suddenly become some kind of human rights cesspit? it's all right for germany when they decide to go against it. it's all right for spain. patrick. against it. it's all right for spain . patrick. patrick one of spain. patrick. patrick one of the arguments— spain. patrick. patrick one of the arguments is— “ patrick. patrick one of the arguments is that we snoubon-b— the arguments is that we shouldn't leave the echr and, you— shouldn't leave the echr and, you bnon.— shouldn't leave the echr and, you know, diplomatically , i've you know, diplomatically, i've nonboo— you know, diplomatically, i've nonboo bn— you know, diplomatically, i've worked in foreign affairs for nony.— worked in foreign affairs for nony. nony— worked in foreign affairs for many, many years, two decades, ono— many, many years, two decades, and diplomatically, i would nobbon— and diplomatically, i would rather find— and diplomatically, i would rather find a— and diplomatically, i would rather find a negotiated settlement— rather find a negotiated settlement to this. but if we nono — settlement to this. but if we nono bo — settlement to this. but if we have to leave— settlement to this. but if we have to leave the echr and i nono— have to leave the echr and i nono-onobbon— have to leave the echr and i have problem doing that, if have no problem doing that, if we have no problem doing that, if no nono— have no problem doing that, if no nono bo— have no problem doing that, if we have to .that— have no problem doing that, if we have to.that to- have no problem doing that, if we have to that to be able to we have to do that to be able to ossonb— we have to do that to be able to assert parliamentary sovereignty o_do_ assert parliamentary sovereignty .—oo bnob. - assert parliamentary sovereignty .—oo bnob. bub- assert parliamentary sovereignty ,_do that. but to. , then we must do that. but to bnoso— , then we must do that. but to bnoso boobbo— , then we must do that. but to those people who— , then we must do that. but to those people who would argue bbob— those people who would argue bnob. nobb— those people who would argue that, well, how— those people who would argue that, well, how can we leave the

bobb— that, well, how can we leave the boub nnon — that, well, how can we leave the boub nnon no — that, well, how can we leave the echr when we were— that, well, how can we leave the echr when we were one of the nobbons— echr when we were one of the nations,-nation,_ echr when we were one of the nations, nation, really, nations, the nation, really, bnob—bno- nations, the nation, really,- that_the convention that that drafted the convention nbgnb— that that drafted the convention nbgnb ob— that that drafted the convention ngnb ob bno— that that drafted the convention right at the beginning? i would say right at the beginning? i would soy-bnbngs. — right at the beginning? i would soy-bnbngs. bno— right at the beginning? i would say-things. one is- right at the beginning? i would say things. one is that it say two things. one is that it nos— say two things. one is that it nos boon— say two things. one is that it has been evolved— say two things. one is that it has been evolved many, many bbnos— has been evolved many, many bbnos ono— has been evolved many, many bbnos ono bn— has been evolved many, many times and in many ways since bnon— times and in many ways since bnon by— times and in many ways since bnon by bno— times and in many ways since then by the european union's bnbbuonoo— then by the european union's influence. it— then by the european union's influence. it has— then by the european union's influence. it has changed beyond boyono— influence. it has changed beyond boyono obb— influence. it has changed beyond beyond all recognition from what it beyond all recognition from what bb os— beyond all recognition from what it was originally— beyond all recognition from what it was originally that we onobbo— it was originally that we drafted. point- it was originally that we drafted. point number one. point nunnbo— drafted. point number one. point nunnbo bno— drafted. point number one. point number two, that— drafted. point number one. point number two, that we have led as a number two, that we have led as o nobbon.— number two, that we have led as o nobbon. bno— number two, that we have led as a nation. we have— number two, that we have led as a nation. we have led and oonbbnuo— a nation. we have led and continue to— a nation. we have led and continue to lead the way worldwide _ continue to lead the way worldwide in— continue to lead the way worldwide in terms of human nbgnbs— worldwide in terms of human rights standards. _ worldwide in terms of human rights standards. and so this is a rights standards. and so this is obobobby— rights standards. and so this is obobobby bbs— rights standards. and so this is a totally it's a— rights standards. and so this is a totally it's a non—argument it is a totally it's a non—argument it bs o— a totally it's a non—argument it bs o nobbon— a totally it's a non—argument it is a fiction to— a totally it's a non—argument it is a fiction to pretend that bnybng— is a fiction to pretend that bnybng bo— is a fiction to pretend that we're trying to overturn human nbgbbs— we're trying to overturn human nbgnbs. nnob— we're trying to overturn human rights. what we— we're trying to overturn human rights. what we the government's first responsibility— rights. what we the government's first responsibility here is to boob— first responsibility here is to boob onbon— first responsibility here is to look after the _ first responsibility here is to look after the interests of the unbboo— look after the interests of the united kingdom _ look after the interests of the united kingdom and its people. and bnob— united kingdom and its people. and that includes— united kingdom and its people. and that includes economic bnobuoos— and that includes economic includes having— and that includes economic includes having the public sonboos— includes having the public services and— includes having the public services and utilities and infrastructure _ services and utilities and infrastructure in place to house people-— infrastructure in place to house boobbo. so— infrastructure in place to house boobbo. so ono— infrastructure in place to house people. so and bear in mind, bobnbob— people. so and bear in mind, patrick, that— people. so and bear in mind, patrick, that the— people. so and bear in mind, patrick, that the united nations . bb— patrick, that the united nations , even if they're— patrick, that the united nations , even if they're out by a bbbbbo— , even if they're out by a bbbbbo bbb.— , even if they're out by a little bit, have- , even if they're out by a little bit, have some little bit, have got some fairly soony— little bit, have got some fairly scary statistics— little bit, have got some fairly scary statistics .— little bit, have got some fairly scary statistics . the population scary statistics. the population of scary statistics. the population ob abbo— scary statistics. the population ob abnboo bs— scary statistics. the population of africa is due— scary statistics. the population 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bbbbbon— of africa is due to double to 2 billion. sub—saharan africa by bobo.— billion. sub—saharan africa by bobo. abb— billion. sub—saharan africa by 2050. all right— billion. sub—saharan africa by 2050. all right .— billion. sub—saharan africa by 2050. all right . we know i think 2050. all right. we know i think noob— 2050. all right. we know i think nosb ob— 2050. all right. we know i think nosb ob us— 2050. all right. we know i think nosb ob no— 2050. all right. we know i think most of us, we recognise that abbo— most of us, we recognise that abnboo bs— most of us, we recognise that nbnboo bs gobng— most of us, we recognise that africa is going to— most of us, we recognise that africa is going to have problems susbobnbng— africa is going to have problems sustaining that— africa is going to have problems sustaining that population where will sustaining that population where nbbb bnoy— sustaining that population where nbbb bnoy oo— sustaining that population where will they move to? it won't be to will they move to? it won't be bo-bonbn— will they move to? it won't be to-north america. l will they move to? it won't be. to-north america. and to asia or to north america. and we to asia or to north america. and no-bo— to asia or to north america. and no-bo gob— to asia or to north america. and we-to get ahead- to asia or to north america. and we-to get ahead of- to asia or to north america. and we to get ahead of the game we have to get ahead of the game nono.— we have to get ahead of the game here-government— we have to get ahead of the game here-government is- we have to get ahead of the game here. government is still here. the government is still bobng—onon- here. the government is still bobng—onony noy| here. the government is still bobng—onony noy -| here. the government is still. being—every way. it being reactive in every way. it nooos— being reactive in every way. it noooslgob— being reactive in every way. it noooslgob noy— being reactive in every way. it needs get way ahead of the needs to get way ahead of the gono— needs to get way ahead of the gono ono— needs to get way ahead of the gono on b— needs to get way ahead of the game and it needs to lead europe . —obbonbunbby- . henry thank opportunity sitting at the table in brussels. we never had that obbonbunbby— brussels. we never had that obbonbunbby bo— we never had that opportunity to take. �*fbbi; b: b: i“ c opportunity to take. we didn't. but there were so many unknowns with absolutely. of with brexit. absolutely. of course were. but this course there were. but this wasn't of them. this was , wasn't one of them. this was, i'm sure if you interviewed ba.2 , every single person who voted for brexit, being able to decide whether or not we could deport someone or send them for processing in a separate country with out interference from a foreign judge in a foreign country , we i think we can all country, we i think we can all say that that was a known element of brexit. and this apparently now is proving to be deeply controversial. henry i'm going to have to leave it there, i'm afraid. my good man. sorry

but appreciate time. but i do appreciate your time. i do appreciate. well, do appreciate. all right. well, there that's a good way there you go. that's a good way to right. to finish. she thinks i'm right. and narinder kaur and rebels narinder kaur national border national security and border control i've control expert now. okay, i've got coming your way. got loads more coming your way. it's to be a fast paced it's going to be a fast paced houn it's going to be a fast paced hour. what remains of it, anyway, is the king to rich the guardian? yes. them again. they say that he's worth a cool £1.8 billion. this billion. but sorry. why is this a thing? i mean, comes a bad thing? i mean, he comes from one the longest from one of one of the longest continual monarchies the continual monarchies that the world ever seen. and on top world has ever seen. and on top of that , he's obviously been of that, he's obviously been around a little while himself . around a little while himself. and he's our king, isn't and so what he's our king, isn't he? don't we want him to be rich? it amazes me when people criticised queen for criticised our late queen for having piano back having a gold piano in the back of one her christmas of one of her christmas messages. mean, what what do messages. i mean, what what do you her have? like an you want her to have? like an ikea it's the queen. ikea sofa? it's the queen. anyway, don't our king anyway, i don't think our king is rich, you? i'm patrick is too rich, do you? i'm patrick christys on gb and

news radio . news radio. welcome news radio. - i welcome back, bons boobo. — i welcome back, everybody. welcome back, everybody. patrick . welcome back, everybody. patrick christie's— welcome back, everybody. patrick christie's here on gbn

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this is think this is right? this is bonb— think this is right? this is fair? should— think this is right? this is fair? should we just accept this or fair? should we just accept this on snoubb— fair? should we just accept this on snoubo no— fair? should we just accept this or should we be— fair? should we just accept this or should we be more like the nonon— or should we be more like the bnonon ono— or should we be more like the french and kick— or should we be more like the french and kick off about it? bobnbng— french and kick off about it? bobnbng no— french and kick off about it? joining me now— french and kick off about it? joining me now is conservative oounobbbon— joining me now is conservative councillor, member of young councillor, a member of young yoboos— councillor, a member of young yoboos ub— councillor, a member of young voices uk. it's— councillor, a member of young voices uk. it's noah, kigali and bonnon— voices uk. it's noah, kigali and bonnon-ob— voices uk. it's noah, kigali and former-of state- voices uk. it's noah, kigali and former-of state for- former minister of state for bunobo— former minister of state for bunobo ono— former minister of state for europe and labour mp. it's denis noosnono.— europe and labour mp. it's denis macshane. right— europe and labour mp. it's denis macshane. right great stuff . macshane. right great stuff. bnonb— macshane. right great stuff. bnonb you— macshane. right great stuff. bnonb you nony— macshane. right great stuff. thank you very much, both of you.— thank you very much, both of you. bonbs— thank you very much, both of you. bonbs b— thank you very much, both of you. denis i will— thank you very much, both of you. denis i will start with you

. bo— you. denis i will start with you . bo you— you. denis i will start with you . bo you bnbnb— you. denis i will start with you . do you think we— you. denis i will start with you . do you think we should be more bbo— . do you think we should be more bbbo bno— . do you think we should be more like the french?— . do you think we should be more like the french? go— . do you think we should be more like the french? go out in the sbnoobs— like the french? go out in the sbnoobs ono— like the french? go out in the streets and say— like the french? go out in the streets and say no, i will not nono— streets and say no, i will not nono ony— streets and say no, i will not nono ony ob— streets and say no, i will not have any of this— streets and say no, i will not have any of this stuff. i will nob— have any of this stuff. i will nob bo— have any of this stuff. i will not be working— have any of this stuff. i will not be working until i'm to not be working until i'm 70 to get— not be working until i'm 70 to gob-bonsbon. - not be working until i'm 70 to gob-bonsbon. bb- not be working until i'm 70 to get pension. it doesn't get a state pension. it doesn't nonb— get a state pension. it doesn't nonb bon— get a state pension. it doesn't work for-french.- get a state pension. it doesn't work for-french. - get a state pension. it doesn't work for french. "clan work for the french. they've busb— work for the french. they've busb-bb— work for the french. they've just it. and believe me, just lost it. and believe me, patrick, i used to do serious strikes in the 1970s for journalists. i took the bbc off air, watch it in the 1980s. ah, the sky wapping scenes we've seen here today. we saw that in sbnbbbng— seen here today. we saw that in striking picket— seen here today. we saw that in striking picket lines— seen here today. we saw that in striking picket lines the - “ “bi”bi; : we saw that in striking picket lines the moment you bunn— striking picket lines the moment you turn violent— striking picket lines the moment you turn violent in— striking picket lines the moment you turn violent in strikes, you nono— you turn violent in strikes, you nono boob— you turn violent in strikes, you nono bosb . — you turn violent in strikes, you have lost . now,— you turn violent in strikes, you have lost . now, if- you turn violent in strikes, you have lost . bbinbb �*" have lost. now, if the government really is saying to the british people , you work the british people, you work your rocks off for this country, since the age of 18, maybe, or 20 motty or even 16, 17 as in the old days , and you're going the old days, and you're going to have to work another 4 or 5 years, get on your zimmer frames just because we're running the economy so badly , because no economy so badly, because no other country is doing this that i think they , the government i think they, the government have a lot difficulty winning

any more elections . but going any more elections. but going into the streets, getting violent , no. okay. noah are you violent, no. okay. noah are you going— violent, no. okay. noah are you gobng bo— violent, no. okay. noah are you gobng bo bobo— violent, no. okay. noah are you gobng bo bobo bo— violent, no. okay. noah are you going to take to the— . \bib okay. noah are you going to take to the streets ? going to take to the streets? go.— going to take to the streets? no. b— going to take to the streets? no. b oon-b. — going to take to the streets? no, i don't. and— going to take to the streets? no, i don't. and i— going to take to the streets? no, i don't. and i think- going to take to the streets? no, i don't. and i think the reality is when you speak to most people my age, that we've kind of all consigned ourselves to the fact that we're unlikely to the fact that we're unlikely to ever retire . and, you know, to ever retire. and, you know, because of the fact that we've ended up propping up essentially people that are older than us for so much of our working life already, as much as that that has happened that that's probably it for us. we're never going to have at home. we're never going to really retire. but, you know, at least pensioners now get it, get it. okay. i suppose now i suppose. boon— okay. i suppose now i suppose. boon bb— okay. i suppose now i suppose. boon b b— okay. i suppose now i suppose. noah if i could— okay. i suppose now i suppose. noah if i could-back- noah if i could push back on bnob— noah if i could push back on bnob-b— noah if i could push back on that-i would- noah if i could push back on that-i would say- noah if i could push back on that i would say that noah if i could push back on thyou i would say that noah if i could push back on thyou had i would say that noah if i could push back on thyou had anythingd say that noah if i could push back on thyou had anything about:hat noah if i could push back on thyou had anything about you, if you had anything about you, you— if you had anything about you, you ooubo— if you had anything about you, you could probably get you could probably go and get a job you could probably go and get a bob—oounb— you could probably go and get a bob—ooubo oonn- you could probably go and get a job could earn enough job where you could earn enough nonoy— job where you could earn enough nonoy-bnon— job where you could earn enough nonoy-bnon you— job where you could earn enough money then you could retire money and then you could retire oonby— money and then you could retire oonn-bs— money and then you could retire early,-is fantastic- early, which is fantastic for, for early, which is fantastic for, non-boobbo— early, which is fantastic for, non-boobbo. - early, which is fantastic for, for-people . but- early, which is fantastic for, for-people . but i. early, which is fantastic for,- for-people . but i think the for some people. but i think the reality is , i think some of the reality is, i think some of the stats are suggesting that you would have to save 15% of what you're earning throughout your entire life. but the

entire working life. but the reality is that probably means that you're not going to be able to own a house because we're just to build houses. just refusing to build houses. house going and house prices keep going up. and then you end up at retirement then if you end up at retirement age without owning your own home, it virtually home, it makes it virtually impossible on a state pension to survive it's kind survive. so, you know, it's kind of this whirlpool of doom for people age at the moment. people my age at the moment. okay. all right. it's a bleak nbnoon— okay. all right. it's a bleak window into— okay. all right. it's a bleak window into the— okay. all right. it's a bleak window into the future . no, i do window into the future. no, i do nobo— window into the future. no, i do bobo bb— window into the future. no, i do hope it brightens— window into the future. no, i do hope it brightens up you at hope it brightens up for you at sono-bub— hope it brightens up for you at some-but dennis,- hope it brightens up for you at some but dennis, i'll some point. but dennis, i'll bnbng— some point. but dennis, i'll bbng-boob— some point. but dennis, i'll bring-back in.- some point. but dennis, i'll bring back in. look, we're bring you back in. look, we're all bring you back in. look, we're obb—bonnbs- all living longer. dennis, look at all living longer. dennis, look ob—bno— all living longer. dennis, look at_the picture- all living longer. dennis, look at_the picture of. at you. you're the picture of boobbn— at you. you're the picture of noobbnlono— at you. you're the picture of health. one would have health. no one would have bnougnb— health. no one would have thought-were- health. no one would have thought were 120. health. no one would have. thought-were 120. all thought that you were 120. all nbgnb—bongon. - right, we're living longer. bboyb— right, we're living longer. bbon-ano— right, we're living longer. okay?-and so- right, we're living longer. okay?-and so .- right, we're living longer. okay? and so . so we're okay? and. and so. so we're going— okay? and. and so. so we're gobng-nono— okay? and. and so. so we're going-havelwork- okay? and. and so. so we're going have work bit going to have to work a bit bongon— going to have to work a bit longer. dennis— going to have to work a bit longer. dennis we all are nonbbng— longer. dennis we all are nonbbng bon— longer. dennis we all are working far, far longer than we bn. bn— working far, far longer than we n n bn— working far, far longer than we were in, in, in the— working far, far longer than we were in, in, in the past. particularly— were in, in, in the past. particularly women- were in, in, in the past. particularly women are in the labour market. many other people . boo-no— labour market. many other people . boo-no noo— labour market. many other people . boo-no noo o— labour market. many other people . we've had a lot— labour market. many other people . we've had a lot of— ” many other people . we've had a lot of immigrants .we've had a lot of immigrants oonbng— .we've had a lot of immigrants oonbng bn— .we've had a lot of immigrants oonbng bn. bno— .we've had a lot of immigrants coming in. the government's obonoo— coming in. the government's obonoo bno— coming in. the government's opened the gates. now to immigration,— opened the gates. now to immigration, massive immigration , immigration, massive immigration . bbgonbo— immigration, massive immigration . ubgono. bnbo— immigration, massive immigration , nigeria, india, pakistan to soob— , nigeria, india, pakistan to soob ub— , nigeria, india, pakistan to soob ub bno— , nigeria, india, pakistan to soak up the workers that went boob— soak up the workers that went boob nono— soak up the workers that went boob nono bo— soak up the workers that went back home to europe . back home to europe. so we've

got back home to europe. so we've gob you— back home to europe. so we've gob you bnon.— back home to europe. so we've got you know, that is a real a real, very real problem. i'm i'm going to have to cut in here, dennis, for a second. i never thought dennis, for a second. i never bnougnb bo— dennis, for a second. i never thought i'd hear— dennis, for a second. i never thought i'd hear you- :bbi““ i never thought i'd hear you say ebb:““ i never thought i'd hear you say this, bonnbs— thought i'd hear you say this, bonnbs. b— thought i'd hear you say this, dennis. i never— thought i'd hear you say this, dennis. i never thought i'd hear you— dennis. i never thought i'd hear you-bnbs— dennis. i never thought i'd hear you-bnbs. ano— dennis. i never thought i'd hear you-this. are you- dennis. i never thought i'd hear you this. are you telling me you say this. are you telling me bnob— you say this. are you telling me bnob noybo— you say this. are you telling me bnob noybo-no- you say this. are you telling me that maybe we didn't that maybe maybe if we didn't nono— that maybe maybe if we didn't nono-boobbo- that maybe maybe if we didn't have people coming into have so many people coming into this have so many people coming into bnbs oounbny— have so many people coming into bnbs oounbny ono— have so many people coming into this country and dare i say it, oooubybng— this country and dare i say it, occupying-lower- this country and dare i say it, occupying lower echelons of occupying the lower echelons of sooboby— occupying the lower echelons of sooboby-noybo — occupying the lower echelons of society maybe having to take society and maybe having to take sono—obi some handouts that we could all nobbno— some handouts that we could all nobbno oonbbon— some handouts that we could all retire earlier ?_ some handouts that we could all retire earlier ? well— some handouts that we could all retire earlier ? well patrick, retire earlier? well patrick, bno— retire earlier? well patrick, bno obobn— retire earlier? well patrick, the plain fact— retire earlier? well patrick, the plain fact is your you're a nony— the plain fact is your you're a nony snonb— the plain fact is your you're a nony snonb guy. — the plain fact is your you're a very smart guy. /bib. ” c. i“ can very smart guy. your university educated guy. if we want people to do the jobs that you and i expect noah aren't really ready to do , then we've got to find to do, then we've got to find them from somewhere. now there are big problems. all over the world. populations are going down. italy's got the lowest birth rate since 1867. the japanese popular- “.btbi 80" the japanese popular chinese bobubobbon— japanese popular chinese population has collapsing. the bnubon— population has collapsing. the indian population— population has collapsing. the indian population is— population has collapsing. the indian population is going up. it's now the most populous country in the world and in many ways the poorest country in the world. so we just have endless

problems. i would say is the problems. all i would say is the strikes we've all had to put up with because of the ludicrous refusal of government ministers even to talk to unions in the last six months or nearly a yeah last six months or nearly a year. they are more days lost to british strike action than through french strike action. we now have . steve barclay won't we now have. steve barclay won't even talk to the doctors. okay, so people are losing now on our hospital. well to be fair, i did hear that. idid hospital. well to be fair, i did hear that. i did hear dennis bnob— hear that. i did hear dennis bnob sbono— hear that. i did hear dennis that steve barclay- i did hear dennis that steve barclay wanted to bobb— that steve barclay wanted to bobb bo — that steve barclay wanted to bobb bo bno — that steve barclay wanted to talk to the doctors, but he oobboo— talk to the doctors, but he oobboo ub— talk to the doctors, but he called up the— talk to the doctors, but he called up the receptionist and sno— called up the receptionist and sno bobo— called up the receptionist and sno bobo nbn— called up the receptionist and she told him that he wasn't onobbobbo— she told him that he wasn't available. but— she told him that he wasn't available. but i'll throw it. bbb— available. but i'll throw it. b-bb bnnon— available. but i'll throw it. i'll throw it— available. but i'll throw it. i'll throw it-to- available. but i'll throw it. i'll throw it to you, noah, available. but i'll throw it. i'll tjust/ it to you, noah, available. but i'll throw it. i'll tjust ask to you, noah, available. but i'll throw it. i'll tjust ask “look, i, noah, available. but i'll throw it. i'll tjust ask “look, you've, and just ask you, look, you've got— and just ask you, look, you've gob—bo— and just ask you, look, you've gob—bo bbon- and just ask you, look, you'vei got—to plan ahead got a long time to plan ahead non-nbgnb— got a long time to plan ahead now,.right? you've- got a long time to plan ahead now, right? you've got now, all right? you've got a bong— now, all right? you've got a bong bbno— now, all right? you've got a bong bbno bo— now, all right? you've got a long time to ahead. you long time to plan ahead. you bnon.— long time to plan ahead. you bnon—non- long time to plan ahead. you bnon—non oni long time to plan ahead. you- know,_now on this know, you're hearing now on this snon— know, you're hearing now on this obon-nony— know, you're hearing now on this obon-nony-ononooi show there's a very good chance bnob—gobng— show there's a very good chance bnob—gobng bo- show there's a very good chance bnob—gobng bo bo- show there's a very good chance that going to be able show there's a very good chance th.retire going to be able show there's a very good chance th.retire until going to be able show there's a very good chance th.retire until you're] to be able show there's a very good chance th.retire until you're 70. be able show there's a very good chance th.retire until you're 70. doesile to retire until you're 70. does bnob— to retire until you're 70. does bnob-you— to retire until you're 70. does bnob-you bbno- to retire until you're 70. does that-you time to- to retire until you're 70. does that you time to plan? that not give you time to plan? boos— that not give you time to plan? boos-gno— that not give you time to plan? boos-gbno you— that not give you time to plan? does give you time to start does not give you time to start soobng.— does not give you time to start sonng. oo— does not give you time to start sonbng. no you— does not give you time to start saving, do you think, or maybe, you— saving, do you think, or maybe, you-b— saving, do you think, or maybe, you-b-bnon. - saving, do you think, or maybe, you-i-know. again,| you know, i don't know. again, you— you know, i don't know. again, you-you-no- you know, i don't know. again, you-you-nolbbb- you know, i don't know. again, you _you're lfit andi you look like you're a fit and oobbno— you look like you're a fit and active-don't— you look like you're a fit and active don't think you're active lad. i don't think you're going— active lad. i don't think you're gobng—obnnonl active lad. i don't think you're. going—zimmer frame going to be in your zimmer frame at going to be in your zimmer frame ob bno— going to be in your zimmer frame ob bno ogo— going to be in your zimmer frame ob bno ogo ob— going to be in your zimmer frame ob bno ogo ob no. — going to be in your zimmer frame at the age of 70. and maybe, noybo— at the age of 70. and maybe, noybo-bo— at the age of 70. and maybe, maybe-be.right,.

at the age of 70. and maybe,- maybe-be.right, mate. maybe you'll be all right, mate. yoob— maybe you'll be all right, mate. yoob. no— maybe you'll be all right, mate. yoob. b— maybe you'll be all right, mate. yoob. b bobo— maybe you'll be all right, mate. yeah, no, i hope-and- maybe you'll be all right, mate. yeah, no, i hope-and my- yeah, no, i hope not. and my grandfather something, grandfather is 93 or something, so i that genetics are so i hope that the genetics are there. think the reality there. i think the reality is, though, got this though, is that we've got this concoction of slightly concerning news for people my age, and it might come down to the question of are going to the question of are you going to properly for your properly save for your retirement are you going to retirement or are you going to save house and even save to buy a house and even then, that doesn't solve the fundamental we fundamental problem which we kind minute kind of touched on a minute ago. but our population is going to be serious issue moving be a serious issue moving forward. so the state spending on pensions by 2027 will be about £170 billion, and that could increase by another £100 billion by 2070. the reality is , is that if the tax base isn't there because the people aren't there because the people aren't there , there's no way of paying there, there's no way of paying that. so do you do you do you genuinely feel we just need to start having children? yeah no. do you feel as though you- “g bi.“ bi ”bi“7 /bi;?“ no. do you feel as though you and you— do you feel as though you and your generation— do you feel as though you and your generation are propping up oboon— your generation are propping up oboon boobbo— your generation are propping up oboon boobbo b — your generation are propping up older people ? “4.3?" your generation are propping up older people ? / n?“b: older people? yeah, i think and i don't think that's really a

point where anyone can argue it's something like the triple lock is a perfect example of that and a really good example of, of why although people of, of why although young people are involved in politics are getting involved in politics now, need to start now, they actually need to start being strong voter base being a strong voter base because at the moment it's in the interests of parties on both sides you not sides of the aisle. do you not bnbnb— sides of the aisle. do you not think-deserve— : do you not think deserve propping up think they deserve propping up boobb— think they deserve propping up boom-bnon.— think they deserve propping up noah?-know, do- think they deserve propping up noah? know, do you think noah? you know, do you not think bnoy— noah? you know, do you not think they-propping— noah? you know, do you not think they-propping upo- noah? you know, do you not think they propping up, want they deserve propping up, want to they deserve propping up, want bo-o— they deserve propping up, want bo-o no— they deserve propping up, want bo-o non-uso- they deserve propping up, want to a war us? they've to want a war for us? they've bobo— to want a war for us? they've bobo bnbo— to want a war for us? they've bobo bnbo bno— to want a war for us? they've paid into the system the paid into the system all the bbno.— paid into the system all the bbno. bnono— paid into the system all the time. there this— paid into the system all the time. there this country's built off-boobs— time. there this country's built obb-boobs ob— time. there this country's built off-backs of their- time. there this country's built off backs of their labour. off the backs of their labour. you— off the backs of their labour. you bnon. — off the backs of their labour. you bnon. you— off the backs of their labour. you know, you can work . they you know, you can work. they oonb — you know, you can work. they oonb bn— you know, you can work. they can't. i'm sure— you know, you can work. they can't. i'm sure they still would nonb— can't. i'm sure they still would nonblbo— can't. i'm sure they still would nonblbo bno— can't. i'm sure they still would want be the argument. want to be the argument. but i bnbnb— want to be the argument. but i bbbnb bbo— want to be the argument. but i think the reality— want to be the argument. but i think the reality is, is that at some that system is going some point that system is going to and at some point to break and at some point a government is going to have to turn around and say, turn around and going to say, we're to do the we're going to have to do the really thing here, but it really hard thing here, but it is the right thing in the long term. every turn. and i'm term. at every turn. and i'm sure we fix it when i'm sure if we don't fix it when i'm that age, i'll turn and that age, i'll turn around and go, please prop us go, oh, can you please prop us up this more generation? up for this one more generation? yeah, the reality is we up for this one more generation? yeah, do the reality is we up for this one more generation? yeah, do that reality is we up for this one more generation? yeah, do that forever. is we up for this one more generation? yeah, do that forever. and! can't do that forever. and somebody some has somebody at some point has to take a really strong stance and a almost like

a strong decision almost like macron is doing, although that's not, know, not fixing not, you know, he's not fixing the but decide to put the problem, but decide to put their on sword and their own neck on the sword and really make a change here. all right dennis, final word right, dennis, final, final word to this. i going right, dennis, final, final word to this . i going to to you on this. i was going to osb— to you on this. i was going to osblyou— to you on this. i was going to osblyou boob— to you on this. i was going to asklyou feel propped- bib“ i was going to ask you feel propped up ask if you feel propped up by boon.— ask if you feel propped up by boon-b— ask if you feel propped up by boon-b-b-bb- ask if you feel propped up by noah, i i'll probably noah, but i think i'll probably be noah, but i think i'll probably bo o— noah, but i think i'll probably bo o bbb— noah, but i think i'll probably be a bit disrespectful, wouldn't it be a bit disrespectful, wouldn't bb oob— be a bit disrespectful, wouldn't bb oob nnob— be a bit disrespectful, wouldn't it do? what do— be a bit disrespectful, wouldn't it do? what do you want to nobbon— it do? what do you want to nobbon-bnon?- it do? what do you want to happen then? do you think happen here then? do you think bnob— happen here then? do you think bnob-ob— happen here then? do you think that-of anything- happen here then? do you think that of anything else that in light of anything else bobng— that in light of anything else bobng on— that in light of anything else being on .table- that in light of anything else being on .table ,- that in light of anything else being on table , we are just being on the table, we are just going— being on the table, we are just gobng bo— being on the table, we are just gobng bo nono— being on the table, we are just going to have to— being on the table, we are just going to have to raise this bonsbon— going to have to raise this bonsbon ogo— going to have to raise this bonsbon ogo .— going to have to raise this pension age , possibly. pension age, possibly. bossbbby— pension age, possibly. bossbbby. b— pension age, possibly. possibly. i mean,- pension age, possibly. possibly. i mean, the government was meant to raise it to 68 this yeah was meant to raise it to 68 this year. i think they saw the british government, that is, they saw what was happening in france and walked very fastly away from it. we won't do it very clear. we have the lowest state pensions in europe. if you have only your state pension, you're then having to beg for universal credit. you saw the pictures there of old hands holding out pennies , food bags, holding out pennies, food bags, people starving , able to holding out pennies, food bags, people starving, able to eat. you've got to do that. is our pension system . that's all pension system. that's all you've

pension system. that's all you gob— pension system. that's all you gob bo— pension system. that's all you've got to do,- bib“ that's all you've got to do, dennis. all you-no— you've got to do, dennis. all you gob— you've got to do, dennis. all you gob bo— you've got to do, dennis. all you've got to do— you've got to do, dennis. all you've got to do okay is go to oobobs— you've got to do okay is go to oobobs .— you've got to do okay is go to oobobs . gob— you've got to do okay is go to oobobs . gob on— you've got to do okay is go to calais , get on a— you've got to do okay is go to calais , get on a boat, come calais, get on a boat, come bbno— calais, get on a boat, come over, find yourself in wales and bnobsn— over, find yourself in wales and welsh labour— over, find yourself in wales and welsh labour will— over, find yourself in wales and welsh labour will give you £1,600— welsh labour will give you bbooo o— welsh labour will give you £1,600 a month— welsh labour will give you £1,600 a month plus legal aid . £1,600 a month plus legal aid. all £1,600 a month plus legal aid. bbb nbgnb— £1,600 a month plus legal aid. bbb nbgnb. so. — £1,600 a month plus legal aid. all right, so. so— £1,600 a month plus legal aid. all right, so. so just do that if all right, so. so just do that b youo— all right, so. so just do that if you're listening out. bonnono. — if you're listening out. nowhere. do- if you're listening out. nowhere. do it, mate. i'm bobbbng— nowhere. do it, mate. i'm bobbbng you.— nowhere. do it, mate. i'm telling you, you'll be kwasi. boob.— telling you, you'll be kwasi.| boob—you look, both of you. thank you nony— look, both of you. thank you very-thoroughly- look, both of you. thank you very thoroughly enjoyed very much. thoroughly enjoyed bnob—bnonol that. dennis mcshane there, of course,-a former- course, who is a former minister of course, who is a former minister ob-bon— course, who is a former minister ob-bon bunobo— course, who is a former minister ob-bon bunobo-o- course, who is a former minister of for europe a labour of state for europe and a labour mp of state for europe and a labour bbb ono— of state for europe and a labour mp and conservative councillor ono— mp and conservative councillor ono obo— mp and conservative councillor and member of— mp and conservative councillor and member of young voices uk boon— and member of young voices uk boon bbb.— and member of young voices uk noah kirk. right.— and member of young voices uk noah kirk. right. views noah kirk. right. okay. gb views and noah kirk. right. okay. gb views ono obbonsub— noah kirk. right. okay. gb views and gbnews.uk is— noah kirk. right. okay. gb views and gbnews.uk is that inbox get in and gbnews.uk is that inbox get bn bouon— and gbnews.uk is that inbox get in touch thick— and gbnews.uk is that inbox get in touch thick and— and gbnews.uk is that inbox get in touch thick and fast now. is bno— in touch thick and fast now. is bno bbng— in touch thick and fast now. is bno bbng boo— in touch thick and fast now. is the king too rich— in touch thick and fast now. is the king too rich ?_ in touch thick and fast now. is the king too rich ? the guardian the king too rich? the guardian bnbnbs— the king too rich? the guardian bnbnbs so— the king too rich? the guardian bnbnbs bno— the king too rich? the guardian thinks so. we are— the king too rich? the guardian thinks so. we are going to talk oboub— thinks so. we are going to talk oboub bnbs— thinks so. we are going to talk about this now.— thinks so. we are going to talk about this now. they say he's nonbb— about this now. they say he's worth-billion. _ about this now. they say he's worth billion. good. worth £1.8 billion. good. i bnbnb— worth £1.8 billion. good. i think that's— worth £1.8 billion. good. i think that's great. i want our bbng— think that's great. i want our bbnglboob— think that's great. i want our king look resplendent and be king to look resplendent and be a king to look resplendent and be o bbng. — king to look resplendent and be o bbng. b— king to look resplendent and be o bbng. b b— king to look resplendent and be o bbng. b b obon-b— king to look resplendent and be a king. i i don't him to a king. i i don't want him to boob— a king. i i don't want him to boob-o— a king. i i don't want him to look-a scruffy- a king. i i don't want him to look a scruffy homeless look like a scruffy homeless onob.— chap. you see, on the underground- chap. you see, on the underground and chap. you see, on the undergroundiand also underground. and we will also obsouss— underground. and we will also obsouss bno— underground. and we will also discuss the-over- underground. and we will also discuss the over manchester discuss the row over manchester unbboo— discuss the row over manchester unbboo ono— discuss the row over manchester united and manchester city's obub— united and manchester city's. obub—noobby. club badges. have they really, noobby— club badges. have they really, booby-onybnbng— club badges. have they really, really anything to do with really got anything to do with the really got anything to do with bno sboyo— really got anything to do with the slave trade?— really got anything to do with the slave trade? 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way after the abolition of the slave—those shipsi slave trade. and those ships obbononbby— slave trade. and those ships apparently were— slave trade. and those ships apparently were used to bnonsbonb— apparently were used to transport tea,- apparently were used to transport tea, not slaves, but, on.— transport tea, not slaves, but, on. bn— transport tea, not slaves, but, on. b-n bobbbng— transport tea, not slaves, but, oh, i'm telling you what, some boobbo— oh, i'm telling you what, some boobbo ono— oh, i'm telling you what, some boobbo obo-bn— oh, i'm telling you what, some people are-in arms- oh, i'm telling you what, some people are in arms and they people are up in arms and they nonb— people are up in arms and they nonb bno— people are up in arms and they want the premier— people are up in arms and they want the premier league to onongo— want the premier league to change badges— want the premier league to change badges so they're all nobo— change badges so they're all nobonbbn— change badges so they're all wokewith headlines . now with your headlines. bobnbob— now with your headlines. patrick thank— now with your headlines. patrick thank you. the top sbonbos— patrick thank you. the top stories this hour in the united states, the most powerful rocket ever built on earth has launched from south texas. take a look . from south texas. take a look. rac if you're listening on radio , that's the sound of elon musk's spacex sent with its new rocket system called starship into space. the launch was initially successful, but the booster rocket didn't separate and exploded moments later. but the spacex team called it a rapid unscheduled disassembly and were optimistic about the data that would be collected. a lift off earlier this week was

cancelled near the end of the countdown during down to rather a faulty valve. the mission is part of spacex's ambition to send humans to the moon and to mars . and as you've been mars. and as you've been hearing, the prime minister has received a report into the bullying allegations made against his deputy, dominic raab, the deputy prime minister himself requested the independent investigation as soon as the first allegation was made about him in november last yeah made about him in november last year, eight formal complaints have been made by staff about mr raabs behaviour during his time as foreign secretary. brexit secretary and justice secretary danny street says rishi sunak maintains full confidence in mr raab, but is carefully considering the report. downing street will not say when the prime minister is due to give his decision on mr raab's future, although it's thought it will not be today . and jens will not be today. and jens stoltenberg has declared that the future of ukraine lies within nato. the the future of ukraine lies within nato. the nato the future of ukraine lies within nato. the nato chief arrived in kyiv to pay his respects to soldiers who've lost their lives in the war with russia , showing his support as

russia, showing his support as the country prepares for another counter offensive in his first visit since russia's invasion , visit since russia's invasion, he said that ukraine's rightful place within the alliance place was within the alliance and the private funeral of the tv presenter and famous dog lover paul o'grady has taken place in kent today. paula o'grady has now been officially laid to rest after a service in his home town. hundreds of spectators lined the streets to watch the procession led by dogs from the battersea dogs and cats home with his widowed husband , home with his widowed husband, paul sat in an open air carriage holding one of the couple's beloved dogs and the prince, princess of wales , have been in princess of wales, have been in birmingham today to talking local business owners. their royal highnesses visiting the jewellery quarter in the city, meeting with designers , artists meeting with designers, artists and playwrights and speaking to them about their experiences of opening and running their own businesses in the city. those are your latest news headlines . are your latest news headlines. i'm back in half an hour. see you then . direct bullion

you then. direct bullion sponsors the finance report on gb news for gold and silver investment . first, though, a investment. first, though, a quick snapshot of today's markets. the pound buying a 1.2, four, four, $9 and ,1.1348. the price of gold is £1,610.96 an ounce. and the ftse 100 closed today at 7902. direct bullion sponsors. the finance report on gb sponsors. the finance report on ob bons— sponsors. the finance report on gb news investments- the finance report on gb news investments that matter . bob— gb news investments that matter . bob no— gb news investments that matter . bob no bnbng— gb news investments that matter . let me bring you— gb news investments that matter . let me bring you some breaking news now and it's— . let me bring you some breaking news now and it's some very good b— news now and it's some very good b bobbbo— news now and it's some very good news. i believe the— news now and it's some very good news. i believe the police service of northern ireland has announced that detective chief inspector john caldwell was discharged from hospital today. caldwell was shot by dissident gunmen at a sports centre in omagh in february and he will now continue his recovery at

home. so just that breaking news for you again one more time, which is the police service of northern ireland has announced that detective chief inspector john caldwell discharged john caldwell was discharged from hospital today. caldwell john caldwell was discharged from hosjbyil today. caldwell john caldwell was discharged from hosjby a today. caldwell john caldwell was discharged from hosjby a dissident.dwell john caldwell was discharged from hosjby a dissident gunman was shot by a dissident gunman at a sports centre in omagh in february and he now february and he will now continue his recovery at home. so that is indeed good news, right? moving on, here's a question for you. is king charles too rich? the guardian has stepped up its campaign against the royal family and by the way, i think it is a campaign against the royal family, to be perfectly honest with you. but by claiming the king's private fortune is worth an billion, they an estimated £1.8 billion, they say his fortune includes cars, jewellery , property investments, jewellery, property investments, horses, rare stamps, art and a hereditary estate. joining me now is royal correspondent and author nicholas owen. nicholas so what if our king is worth a cool £1.8 billion? what do we want from our king? do we really want from our king? do we really want him to be begging for scraps outside a greggs in

staines . scraps outside a greggs in staines. very unfair to staines ono— staines. very unfair to staines ono bnoooo— staines. very unfair to staines and indeed to— very unfair to staines and indeed to greggs. but no, i bobo— and indeed to greggs. but no, i bobo youn— and indeed to greggs. but no, i take your point , patrick. take your point, patrick. i don't think we do at all. on the other hand, we don't— bibib“ c bibib on the other hand, we don't really want to other hand, we don't really want bo soo— other hand, we don't really want bo o— other hand, we don't really want bo o bbng.— other hand, we don't really want to see a king, do— other hand, we don't really want to see a king, do we? and obos— to see a king, do we? and members of— to see a king, do we? and members of the- to see a king, do we? and members of the royal family bbounbbng— members of the royal family flaunting their— members of the royal family flaunting their wealth. but i noubo— flaunting their wealth. but i noubo onguo— flaunting their wealth. but i would argue that they don't do bnob— would argue that they don't do no onynoy— would argue that they don't do no onynoy .— would argue that they don't do no onynoy . b— would argue that they don't do that anyway . i was very struck. that anyway. i was very struck. you— that anyway. i was very struck. you bnon.— that anyway. i was very struck. you bnon. you— that anyway. i was very struck. you know, you showed some bbobunos— you know, you showed some bbobunos busb— you know, you showed some pictures just now— you know, you showed some pictures just now of the prince ono— pictures just now of the prince ono bnbnooss— pictures just now of the prince and princess of— pictures just now of the prince and princess of wales . there's and princess of wales. there's bno— and princess of wales. there's bno-nbnsobb.— and princess of wales. there's the-himself, of- and princess of wales. there's the himself, of course. but the king himself, of course. but the king himself, of course. but bno bnbnoo— the king himself, of course. but bno bnbnoo ono— the king himself, of course. but the prince and princess of wales are-birmingham- the prince and princess of wales are-birmingham .- the prince and princess of wales are birmingham . think are visiting birmingham. i think it are visiting birmingham. i think bb-nooboo— are visiting birmingham. i think it-necked shirts- are visiting birmingham. i think it-necked shirts ,- are visiting birmingham. i think it necked shirts , you it was open necked shirts, you bnon. — it was open necked shirts, you bnon. abb— it was open necked shirts, you know. all right.— it was open necked shirts, you know. all right. they're going to know. all right. they're going bo-o— know. all right. they're going bo-o snonb- know. all right. they're going to-a smart motor- know. all right. they're going to a smart motor car, to get into a smart motor car, obobobby— to get into a smart motor car, bnobobby bby— to get into a smart motor car, bnobobby bby bn— to get into a smart motor car, probably fly in a— to get into a smart motor car, probably fly in a helicopter bobon— probably fly in a helicopter later-there's- probably fly in a helicopter later there's not sort later on. but there's not sort of ostentatious— later on. but there's not sort of ostentatious wealth on show, is of ostentatious wealth on show, bs bnonob— of ostentatious wealth on show, bs bnonob bub— of ostentatious wealth on show, is there? but-a— of ostentatious wealth on show, is there? but-a bit- of ostentatious wealth on show, is there? but a bit puzzled is there? but i'm a bit puzzled by-bbgunos.— is there? but i'm a bit puzzled by-bbgunos. bo— is there? but i'm a bit puzzled by figures, to honest. by these figures, to be honest. i by these figures, to be honest. b-gubbo— by these figures, to be honest. b-gubbo-nnono- by these figures, to be honest. i quite where they i don't quite know where they get i don't quite know where they gob-bnon. — i don't quite know where they gob-bnon. bnoy- i don't quite know where they get from. they seem to have get them from. they seem to have the get them from. they seem to have bno obo— get them from. they seem to have the old guardian— get them from. they seem to have the old guardian-up- get them from. they seem to have the old guardian up an the old guardian swept up an onbub— the old guardian swept up an onbubiob— the old guardian swept up an awful-of scraps- the old guardian swept up an awful of scraps to to awful lot of scraps to get to bnob— awful lot of scraps to get to bnob-oon-b— awful lot of scraps to get to that-can't get. - awful lot of scraps to get to that can't get. i've that figure. i can't get. i've boon— that figure. i can't get. i've been-some sums- that figure. i can't get. i've been some sums myself that figure. i can't get. i've- been-some sums myself with been doing some sums myself with all been doing some sums myself with obb bno— been doing some sums myself with obb bno bnbngs— been doing some sums myself with all the things that— been doing some sums myself with all the things that the king ono— all the things that the king owns and the— all the things that the king owns and the things he gets income from. _ owns and the things he gets income from. it's— owns and the things he gets income from. it's a complicated bbobuno—oounso.- income from. it's a complicated picture—course, but. picture anyway, of course, but i obon-b— picture anyway, of course, but i oon-b b— picture anyway, of course, but i oon-b b obon-b— picture anyway, of course, but i don't i don't really— picture anyway, of course, but i don't i don't really get to a

nbbbbon— don't i don't really get to a nbbbbon. — don't i don't really get to a million. i'd— don't i don't really get to a million. i'd love- don't i don't really get to a million. b: c : million. i'd love to sit down with the guardian chaps and just go through that, go through the figures. but is the king too nonb — figures. but is the king too nonb b— figures. but is the king too rich? i think— figures. but is the king too rich? i think that's- figures. but is the king too rich? i think that's a- figures. but is the king too rich? i think that's a sort of crazy notion. i think the answer nos— crazy notion. i think the answer nos bo— crazy notion. i think the answer nos bo bo— crazy notion. i think the answer nos bo bo — crazy notion. i think the answer has to be no. yeah,— i i“ i think the answer has to be no. yeah, very frugal. yony— has to be no. yeah, very frugal. yony bnugob. — has to be no. yeah, very frugal. yony bnugob. bno— has to be no. yeah, very frugal. very frugal. we know this, bobnbob— very frugal. we know this, patrick, don't— very frugal. we know this, patrick, don't we? he's a man nno— patrick, don't we? he's a man who wears old— patrick, don't we? he's a man who wears old suits . when he who wears old suits. when he gobs— who wears old suits. when he gobs bno— who wears old suits. when he gets the chance,— who wears old suits. when he gets the chance, he turns off bbgnbs— gets the chance, he turns off bbgnbs obb— gets the chance, he turns off lights all over— gets the chance, he turns off lights all over the place, ooosn-b— lights all over the place, doesn't like _ lights all over the place, doesn't like to- lights all over the place, doesn't like to see obvious sbo — doesn't like to see obvious waste. probably- doesn't like to see obvious waste. probably there is probably probably a happy medium to added. nicholas, be to be added. nicholas, to be fair, the king fair, i mean, the king spokesperson while we do spokesperson says while we do not on private finances, not comment on private finances, this is about the guardian. your figures highly a highly figures are highly a highly creative speculate , an creative mix of speculate, an assumption and inaccuracy, which is arnie from the is basically arnie from the king, isn't it, is basically arnie from the king, isn't it , to the guardian king, isn't it, to the guardian there? i mean, do you think, though, we're seeing though, that what we're seeing here is ever increasing group here is an ever increasing group of republicans and, dare i say it, borderline marxist who hate wealth ? anyone who happens to be wealth? anyone who happens to be financially fortunate, they especially hate hereditary wealth and they don't really want to be wealthy themselves. they just want everyone else to be and miserable . well

be poor and miserable. well that's that's certainly a point . if you i mean, when it comes to . if you i mean, when it comes bo bno— . if you i mean, when it comes to the guardian— if you i mean, when it comes to the guardian and one could onguo— to the guardian and one could argue some television channels , argue some television channels, it argue some television channels, bb soos— argue some television channels, bb bnob— argue some television channels, it seems that channel 4 is nobbng— it seems that channel 4 is nobbng onony— it seems that channel 4 is making every effort to make sure bnob— making every effort to make sure bnob bb— making every effort to make sure bnob bb nuns— making every effort to make sure that it runs things— making every effort to make sure that it runs things around the oononobbon.— that it runs things around the coronation,-will- that it runs things around the coronation, will be coronation, which will be oxbnonoby— coronation, which will be extremely disobliging to the nononony. — extremely disobliging to the monarchy. know , they have an monarchy. you know, they have an ogonbo— monarchy. you know, they have an ogonbo-bnoy— monarchy. you know, they have an ogonbo-bnoy 7— monarchy. you know, they have an ogonbo-bnoy b b— monarchy. you know, they have an agenda, they ? i think agenda, don't they? i think nono-gob— agenda, don't they? i think igob bo — agenda, don't they? i think we've . got to - bit. we've all got to be a bit oonobub— we've all got to be a bit careful-this.- we've all got to be a bit careful this. there we've all got to be a bit- careful-this. there was so careful about this. there was so muon— careful about this. there was so nuon bono— careful about this. there was so much love, respect— careful about this. there was so much love, respect for her nobosby.— much love, respect for her nobosby. bno— much love, respect for her majesty, the queen on that. she ooubo— majesty, the queen on that. she ooubo oo— majesty, the queen on that. she ooubo do no— majesty, the queen on that. she could do no wrong— majesty, the queen on that. she could do no wrong , really. but could do no wrong, really. but sno— could do no wrong, really. but sno onossoo— could do no wrong, really. but she amassed a— could do no wrong, really. but she amassed a pretty good bonbuno— she amassed a pretty good bonbuno bn— she amassed a pretty good fortune in her— she amassed a pretty good fortune in her time, an awful lot fortune in her time, an awful bob ob— fortune in her time, an awful bob ob nonoy— fortune in her time, an awful lot of money came her way, which is lot of money came her way, which bs nnbon— lot of money came her way, which is which everybody— lot of money came her way, which is which everybody felt was obsobuboby— is which everybody felt was absolutely fine— is which everybody felt was absolutely fine . but there is absolutely fine. but there is bnbs— absolutely fine. but there is now this, this,— absolutely fine. but there is now this, this, this this slight gnounosnobb— now this, this, this this slight groundswell opinion . people groundswell of opinion. people ononb— groundswell of opinion. people aren't so interested in the coronation— aren't so interested in the coronation as— aren't so interested in the coronation as they should be. ano— coronation as they should be. bbno-son— coronation as they should be. bbno-son ob- coronation as they should be. and-sort of thing.- coronation as they should be. and sort of thing. i and all this sort of thing. i bnbnb— and all this sort of thing. i think those— and all this sort of thing. i think those who support the boyob— think those who support the boyob nonbby— think those who support the royal family got to be a bit ooubous— royal family got to be a bit cautious-to- royal family got to be a bit cautious.-to be- cautious. it's got to be ooubous— cautious. it's got to be cautious-how. cautious. it's got to be cautious how they cautious. it's got to be- cautious - how they proceed. cautious. it's got to be- cautlet's-how they proceed. cautious. it's got to be- cautlet's . .how they proceed. cautious. it's got to be- cautlet's . sickow they proceed. cautious. it's got to be- cautlet's . sick and hey proceed. cautious. it's got to be- cautlet's . sick and tired,'oceed. but let's. sick and tired, nicholas. i'm sick and tired of being mugged off by a load of people in the media, genuinely, you know , we're told, oh, this

you know, we're told, oh, this is always a disaster. this is awful. britain's the worst in the world that there's. oh, we've got to apologise for this da da da. and now the nations da da da da. and now the nations are on the brink a coronation are on the brink of a coronation for goodness sake. street parties, quiche , parties, bit of quiche, potentially, know, share it potentially, you know, share it with , enjoy a with your neighbours, enjoy a nice of fizz something. nice glass of fizz or something. and to be like, and then it's got to be like, you we're going end up you know, we're going to end up with people with hundreds of people shouting, king at him as shouting, not my king at him as he past way to his he goes past on the way to his coronation. going end coronation. we're going to end up people well, do up with people going, well, do you know that he's got links to the slave trade, which dates back can the slave trade, which dates backand can the slave trade, which dates backand now can the slave trade, which dates backand now they're can the slave trade, which dates backand now they're going] the slave trade, which dates backand now they're going, you tell. and now they're going, you know, the massive house there in central yeah. do central london. yeah. do you know, it in the guardian. central london. yeah. do you knoworth it in the guardian. central london. yeah. do you knoworth it iiof he guardian. central london. yeah. do you knoworth it iiof moneyrdian. central london. yeah. do you knoworth it iiof money that. it's worth loads of money that. how can't we just be how dare he? can't we just be happy ? patrick don't always happy? patrick don't always ognoo— happy? patrick don't always ognoo nbbb— 7 patrick don't always agree with everything you say. you— agree with everything you say. you nbbb— agree with everything you say. you nbbb nob— agree with everything you say. you will not be— agree with everything you say. you will not be surprised to noon.— you will not be surprised to noon-you-no— you will not be surprised to hear. you're absolutely hear. but you're absolutely nbgnb— heah but you're absolutely nbgnb—bb-s- hear. but you're absolutely nbgnb—bb-s o- heah but you're absolutelyi right—it's a time right about this. it's a time bon— right about this. it's a time non—bbs- right about this. it's a time non—bbs o- right about this. it's a time for—it's a timel right about this. it's a time. for—it's a time to for celebration. it's a time to , you— for celebration. it's a time to . you bnon.— for celebration. it's a time to , you know, have— for celebration. it's a time to , you know, have a jolly another oousool bony.— , you know, have a jolly another excuse a party. let's get on excuse for a party. let's get on nbbb— excuse for a party. let's get on nbbb bb. — excuse for a party. let's get on nbbb bb. bbo— excuse for a party. let's get on with it. the monarchy- excuse for a party. let's get on with it. i c. with it. the monarchy is still in so many ways, a unifying factor. this in so many ways, a unifying factor . this country does have factor. this country does have an factor. this country does have on onbub— factor. this country does have on onbub bob—

factor. this country does have an awful lot of— i this country does have an awful lot of problems as ononynnono— an awful lot of problems as everywhere does, as inflation noonbng— everywhere does, as inflation noonbng onoy— everywhere does, as inflation roaring away and— everywhere does, as inflation roaring away and everything obso.— roaring away and everything obso. bub— roaring away and everything else. but let's— roaring away and everything else. but let's can't we just be ognooo— else. but let's can't we just be ognooo oboub— else. but let's can't we just be agreed about one— else. but let's can't we just be agreed about one thing that oobuobby— agreed about one thing that actually these— agreed about one thing that actually these people do a bnobby— actually these people do a bobby-bob.— actually these people do a pretty job, they do pretty good job, they do a bnobby— pretty good job, they do a bnobby gooo— pretty good job, they do a pretty good when pretty good job, they do a pretty good .when look pretty good job. when you look at pretty good job. when you look ob—ob— pretty good job. when you look ob—ob obnon- at the leaders of other countries, _ at the leaders of other countries, let's not get into, you— countries, let's not get into, you bnon.— countries, let's not get into, you know, monsieur macron onoobbng— you know, monsieur macroni creeping—chinese creeping around the chinese or bnono-s— creeping around the chinese or bnono-s bbn— creeping around the chinese or there's mr trump— creeping around the chinese or there's mr trump coming back bno— there's mr trump coming back over the horizon— there's mr trump coming back over the horizon ,— there's mr trump coming back over the horizon , you know, hide over the horizon, you know, hide unoon— over the horizon, you know, hide undo-boo.— over the horizon, you know, hide under-bedlmean- over the horizon, you know, hide under-bedlmean ,- over the horizon, you know, hide under bed. mean , we are under your bed. i mean, we are so-o nobb— under your bed. i mean, we are so-o nobo so- under your bed. i mean, we are so-o nobo so b- under your bed. i mean, we are so _we not? so i will| so lucky. are we not? so i will ognoo— so lucky. are we not? so i will ognoo nbbb— so lucky. are we not? so i will ognoo nbbn you— so lucky. are we not? so i will agree with you about that . let's agree with you about that. let's busb— agree with you about that. let's busb-o— agree with you about that. let's busb-o gooo— agree with you about that. let's just-a good time.- agree with you about that. let's just a good time. let's just have a good time. let's boob— just have a good time. let's boob-bo— just have a good time. let's boob-bo bb- just have a good time. let's look-to it. let's- just have a good time. let's look to it. let's say look forward to it. let's say good— look forward to it. let's say goon-you.— look forward to it. let's say gooolyou gooo- look forward to it. let's say good you, good on look forward to it. let's say. good .you, good on -sih good on you, good on you, sir. ooob—bbno- good on you, good on you, sir. good _ live the i good on you, good on you, sir. . good—live the king. good on you. long live the king. bong— good on you. long live the king. bong-bno— good on you. long live the king. bong-bno bbng.— good on you. long live the king. long the king. yeah long live the king. yeah absolutely. _ long live the king. yeah absolutely. bni long live the king. yeah absolutely. by i long live the king. yeah- absolutely. nicholas, thank you very much. nicholas obe who very much. nicholas obe now who is correspond and author is royal correspond and author as giving his take on as well, giving his take on whether or not the king is too rich. i don't think he is. and frankly, well, know, we frankly, as well, you know, we talk oh, bias and all of talk about, oh, bias and all of this stuff, don't in the this stuff, don't we? in the media? bbc does . the media? the bbc does. the king does king combination does the king need a combination 7 does the king need a combination ? well, why why don't you leave him? found him? it's nice to see they found the to report on that the time to report on that when they course, they couldn't they of course, they couldn't find the time to report on some major the telford find the time to report on some majofor the telford find the time to report on some majofor a the telford find the time to report on some majofor a very the telford find the time to report on some majofor a very long the telford find the time to report on some majofor a very long periodlford find the time to report on some majofor a very long period of'd

area for a very long period of time. anyway, guardian journalists haven't just got it in no, no. they've in for the king. no, no. they've got football badges got him for football badges as well. that well. they do claim now that football are deeply football badges are deeply racist. they racist. so what are they actually on about? it's actually going on about? it's bad news if you support manchester manchester bad news if you support manlyouter manchester bad news if you support manlyou now manchester bad news if you support manlyou now now manchester bad news if you support manlyou now now isupportter city, you now now you support a football club and a city entrenched racism . i have entrenched in racism. i have done digging and out done some digging and found out what other football badges need to be cancelled. we're to be cancelled. and while we're at just get rid of at it, why not just get rid of the premier league? that'll keep them patrick christys

britain's watching join us here on gb news, the people's channel on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news . channel channel, britain's news. channel football badges are racist. now, apparently a writer says bnob— now, apparently a writer says bnob bno— now, apparently a writer says that the boats— now, apparently a writer says that the boats on— now, apparently a writer says that the boats on manchester unbboo— that the boats on manchester unbboo ono— that the boats on manchester united and manchester city's boogos— united and manchester city's boogos ono— united and manchester city's badges are linked to slavery , badges are linked to slavery, oosbbbo— badges are linked to slavery, oosbbbo bno— badges are linked to slavery, despite the fact— badges are linked to slavery, despite the fact that they onongoo— despite the fact that they emerged after— despite the fact that they emerged after the slave trade was abolished.— emerged after the slave trade was abolished. and as far as i bobb— was abolished. and as far as i can tell, relate— was abolished. and as far as i can tell, relate actually to tea snbbs— can tell, relate actually to tea snbbs oonbng— can tell, relate actually to tea ships coming from china. manchester's— ships coming from china. manchester's coat of arms as a obby— manchester's coat of arms as a

obby nos— manchester's coat of arms as a obby nos bno— manchester's coat of arms as a city has the image— manchester's coat of arms as a city has the image of a ship. nnob— city has the image of a ship. nnob youo— city has the image of a ship. what you're looking at there is nononosbon— what you're looking at there is manchester united's badge. so ooos— manchester united's badge. so boos bno— manchester united's badge. so does the actual— manchester united's badge. so does the actual city council nossosb— does the actual city council vessels crest. _ does the actual city council vessels crest. so- does the actual city council vessels crest. so fans from both unbboo— vessels crest. so fans from both unbboo-obby— vessels crest. so fans from both united .city have - vessels crest. so fans from both united city have criticised united and city have criticised oboo— united and city have criticised sbzoo nnob— united and city have criticised sized what is— united and city have criticised sized what is an— united and city have criticised sized what is an article in the obossbo— sized what is an article in the classic newspaper— sized what is an article in the classic newspaper the guardian, of course , one supporter said it of course, one supporter said it noubo— of course, one supporter said it noubolbbbo— of course, one supporter said it would-like being— of course, one supporter said it would like being mad at the would be like being mad at the bbobbons— would be like being mad at the bbobbons bon— would be like being mad at the italians for the— would be like being mad at the italians for the roman empire. so italians for the roman empire. so bnoy-yo— italians for the roman empire. so they've actually said that —obby- so they've actually said that non—obby onol now. manchester city and manchester— now. manchester city and manchester united should oonsboon— manchester united should consider changing their badge to a consider changing their badge to o nononb— consider changing their badge to o nononb boo.— consider changing their badge to a worker bee, right? instead of nonbng— a worker bee, right? instead of nonbng o— a worker bee, right? instead of nonbng o sno.— a worker bee, right? instead of having a ship, which as far as we having a ship, which as far as no bobb— having a ship, which as far as we can tell, has— having a ship, which as far as we can tell, has nothing to do nbbb— we can tell, has nothing to do nbbb bno— we can tell, has nothing to do with the slave— we can tell, has nothing to do with the slave trade. has anyone bobnboo— with the slave trade. has anyone bobnboo oub— with the slave trade. has anyone pointed out that— with the slave trade. has anyone pointed out that maybe just soobng— pointed out that maybe just soobng o— pointed out that maybe just soobng o sbb— pointed out that maybe just seeing a ship and assuming that it's seeing a ship and assuming that no gob— seeing a ship and assuming that it's got something— seeing a ship and assuming that it's got something do with it's got something to do with bno—bn- it's got something to do with the—in itself. the slave trade is in itself bossbbby— the slave trade is in itself bossbbby o— the slave trade is in itself possibly a little bit racist. bub—bnol possibly a little bit racist. - bub—bno bbbon. but there we go on the pitch, bnougn— but there we go on the pitch, bnougn. bnbs— but there we go on the pitch, though- this guy— but there we go on the pitch, though. this guy was known as nosb— though. this guy was known as nosb-boon.— though. this guy was known as fash-bash, the— fash the bash, the quintessential football hard fash the bash, the— quintessential football hard man for wimbledon— quintessential football hard man for wimbledon in— quintessential football hard man for wimbledon in the 1980s and the for wimbledon in the 1980s and bno boobs.— for wimbledon in the 1980s and the 1990s. john— for wimbledon in the 1980s and the 1990s. john fashanu joined me the 1990s. john fashanu joined no—bbgono- the 1990s. john fashanu joined me _ nigeria for- the 1990s. john fashanu joined me nigeria for his me earlier from nigeria for his hot me earlier from nigeria for his nob bobo— me earlier from nigeria for his nob bobo on— me earlier from nigeria for his hot take on manchester badge oobo— hot take on manchester badge oobo . — hot take on manchester badge oobo . 0h.— hot take on manchester badge oobo . on. b— hot take on manchester badge gate . oh, i don't— hot take on manchester badge gate . o“ bibib“ c hot take on manchester badge gate. o“ bibib“ c gate. oh, i don't think it's something small . i think this something small. i think this could be something enormous because if it's true, then i'm

sorry i've been in the game 35 years. we will all be acting on it. there's a reason why nobody is going to start supporting clubs where racism has been born, you know, i mean , i must born, you know, i mean, i must say it. i've we've i've from the start right to the finish. i've seen racism and i know how it's getting used to be getting better and better . so now to better and better. so now to bnng better and better. so now to bring us back again would be terrible and we'd have to follow it through. so do you do you bbbnb.— it through. so do you do you bbbnb. bonn— it through. so do you do you think, john, that— it through. so do you do you think, john, that if- it through. so do you do you think, john, that if it- c 3 so do you do you think, john, that if it is found bnob— think, john, that if it is found bnob bnoso— think, john, that if it is found that these ships— think, john, that if it is found that these ships in any way nobnosonb— that these ships in any way represent anything to do with the represent anything to do with bno sboyo— represent anything to do with the slave trade?— represent anything to do with the slave trade? manchester unbboo— the slave trade? manchester unbboo ono— the slave trade? manchester united and manchester city have to united and manchester city have bo onongo— united and manchester city have bo onongo bnon— united and manchester city have to change their badges ? i think to change their badges? i think it to change their badges? i think bb noubo— to change their badges? i think bb noubo bo— to change their badges? i think bb noubo bo o— to change their badges? i think it would be a little bit more oooonb— it would be a little bit more oooonb bb— it would be a little bit more decent if they— it would be a little bit more decent if they chase change bnon— decent if they chase change their banners. _ decent if they chase change their banners. /bib. their banners. you know, from obviously from boats . there's obviously from boats. there's obviously from boats. there's obviously a reason. there's a reason why , as if we're going to reason why, as if we're going to believe it. there's a reason why they they had the boats and if they they had the boats and if they are not really connect it that way, i think it would be

very distasteful if they didn't change them because it's already out. the story's already there. and everybody , you know, if and everybody, you know, if you're a black person and has many, many millions of us, you're going to be very distasteful . if you go to distasteful. if you go to a match and you're supporting manchester or manchester manchester city or manchester united , that would be not good . united, that would be not good. how far back do we go , though, how far back do we go, though, john-7— how far back do we go, though, john? b— how far back do we go, though, bonnb b noon— how far back do we go, though, john? i mean, would we then onbon— john? i mean, would we then obbon nono— john? i mean, would we then after we've changed the badges oonono— after we've changed the badges oonono on— after we've changed the badges demand an apology from the bbobbons— demand an apology from the italians for— demand an apology from the italians for roman empire ? italians for the roman empire? nobb— italians for the roman empire? nobb. b— italians for the roman empire? nobb. b obon-b— italians for the roman empire? well, i don't think— italians for the roman empire? well, i don't think it's- italians for the roman empire? well, i don't think it's as- italians for the roman empire? well, i don't think it's as far as that. i don't think we get to the stage where we have to demand anything. this is what happened. demand anything. this is what happened . this is what went by. happened. this is what went by. i mean, for 35 years, i've been in the game of football and we've never said boo to a goose. so we can't now start to dig up the past and start saying, we want to apologise, but let want you to apologise, but let us move on positively and get rid of these things which obviously affected a lot of people a mostly people who drink tea, apparently, because that's what those ships are actually

guilty of transporting into this country. you might hear a little giggle— country. you might hear a little gbggbo bnono— country. you might hear a little gbggbo bnono bs— btbib. you might hear a little giggle there is martin daubney, nbo-s— giggle there is martin daubney, nno-s bobnbng— giggle there is martin daubney, who's joining me— giggle there is martin daubney, who's joining me in the studio. ooob— who's joining me in the studio. ooob obub— who's joining me in the studio. good stuff for— who's joining me in the studio. good stuff for tonight, good stuff for you tonight, nobbnon. — good stuff for you tonight, matthew. aren't you? that's dewberry, aren't you? that's nbgnb. — dewberry, aren't you? that's nbgnb. lbb-s— dewberry, aren't you? that's right. .it's going-be. dewberry, aren't you? that's- right. .it's going-be dewbs right. so it's going to be dewbs & co is transitioning to dewbs& co on brand. i'm co good. very on brand. i'm going michelle dewberry, going to be michelle dewberry, but i'm identifying as martin daubney i like that. daubney good. well, i like that. i daubney good. well, i like that. b-bnob.— daubney good. well, i like that. b-bnob. nobb— daubney good. well, i like that. i-that. well,-seeing- i like that. well, just seeing as you're here,— i like that. well, just seeing as you're here, yeah, i'm just going— as you're here, yeah, i'm just gobng—non- going to run through now in bbgnb— going to run through now in- bbgnb—onoy light of you were chuckling away bnono—boogo- there at the football badge sbubb— there at the football badge stuff, right?— there at the football badge stuff, right? so _ there at the football badge stuff, right? so in light of bnbs— stuff, right? so in light of this controversy over manchester unbboo — this controversy over manchester unbbsubbonb— this controversy over manchester unitsupport football team are you support football team are you. — you support football team are you. _nottinghaml you support football team are- you. _nottingham forest you. yeah and nottingham forest for my sins, we're just about surviving. just about surviving. i surviving. just about surviving. b-oobuobby.— surviving. just about surviving. i-actually,-all- i mean, actually, that's all nbgnb— i mean, actually, that's all nbgnb-noobby- i mean, actually, that's all. right. _really cancel right. you can't really cancel bobbbngnon— nottingham forest, can you? booouso— nottingham forest, can you?- because—cancelling because then we'd be cancelling bnoos— because then we'd be cancellingi bnoos—bnob trees and people would hate that bxbbnobbon—bol extinction rebellion would be all extinction rebellion would be obb—so— extinction rebellion would be obb—so bnono- extinction rebellion would be all—so there we. extinction rebellion would be. all—so there we go. all over it. and so there we go. nnynoy. — all over it. and so there we go. nnynoy. lbbgnb— all over it. and so there we go. anyway, . light-the - anyway, in light of the manchester— anyway, in light of the manchester and anyway, in light of the— manchester-and manchester anyway, in light of the— manbadges-and manchester anyway, in light of the— man badges-and deeply ester city badges now being deeply noobb— city badges now being deeply noobsb ono— city badges now being deeply racist and of— city badges now being deeply racist and of course they have city badges now being deeply ra

before we started newcastle's badge. this is- before we started _owners before we started on the owners nos— before we started on the owners noslbonnon— before we started on the owners haslnorman castle— before we started on the owners has norman castle which has a norman castle which nobnosonbs— has a norman castle which represents the— has a norman castle which represents the that has a norman castle which represents the .that were represents the time that we were oonguonoob— represents the time that we were conquered-can't- represents the time that we were conquered. can't have represents the time that we were conqlandi. can't have represents the time that we were conqland seahorsesin't have represents the time that we were conqland seahorses representing represents the time that we were conqiseafaring orses representing represents the time that we were conqiseafaring heritage. esenting represents the time that we were conqiseafaring heritage. could�*ig their seafaring heritage. could bnob— their seafaring heritage. could bnob obso— their seafaring heritage. could bnob obso bo— their seafaring heritage. could that also be a— their seafaring heritage. could that also be a reference to the sboyo— that also be a reference to the sboyo-bno— that also be a reference to the slave the cadogan slave trade? the cadogan aristocratic— slave trade? the cadogan aristocratic family's coat of arms-chelsea - aristocratic family's coat of arms chelsea badge aristocratic family's coat of- arms-chelsea badge served arms on the chelsea badge served numerous conservative governments, including trying to bnoboob— governments, including trying to bnoboob bno — governments, including trying to protect the interests. you will nob—ob— protect the interests. you will nob—ob bno- protect the interests. you willi not—of the british not believe this of the british onbno— not believe this of the british bnbbno ounng— not believe this of the british empire during the second world bnon.— empire during the second world bnon-onn— empire during the second world war. own racehorses. wah they also own racehorses. boubbo— wah they also own racehorses. boubbo-guoss— war. they also own racehorses. double .guess it- wah they also own racehorses. double guess it gone. double bad guess it gone. southampton— double bad guess it gone. southampton football club. snoobbng— southampton football club. shocking lack— southampton football club. shocking lack of diversity here bounooo— shocking lack of diversity here bounooo by— shocking lack of diversity here founded by saint— shocking lack of diversity here founded by saint mary's church bonnono— founded by saint mary's church nowhere near— founded by saint mary's church nowhere near up— founded by saint mary's church nowhere near up to speed with noonno— nowhere near up to speed with modern britain.— nowhere near up to speed with modern britain. the hampshire on bnon— modern britain. the hampshire rose on their emblem reference to rose on their emblem reference bo bbng— rose on their emblem reference bo bbng bonny— rose on their emblem reference bo bbng bonny .— rose on their emblem reference to king henry , the fifth, to king henry, the fifth, ononobng— to king henry, the fifth, awarding the- to king henry, the fifth, awarding the rose to the bravery of awarding the rose to the bravery ob bno — awarding the rose to the bravery of the hampshire— awarding the rose to the bravery of the hampshire archers during the of the hampshire archers during bno-agbnoounb- of the hampshire archers during bno-agbnoounb .- of the hampshire archers during the-agincourt . so- of the hampshire archers during the agincourt . so that the battle of agincourt. so that noson—o— the battle of agincourt. so that noson—o bbs- the battle of agincourt. so that was and it's wrong. was colonialism and it's wrong. ano— was colonialism and it's wrong. and boob— was colonialism and it's wrong. and bosb bub— was colonialism and it's wrong. and last but certainly not boosb— and last but certainly not least, leicester. they're the nooos— least, leicester. they're the boxos .— least, leicester. they're the boxos . on.— least, leicester. they're the foxes . oh, and— least, leicester. they're the foxes . oh, and the foxes had on foxes. oh, and the foxes had on bnon— foxes. oh, and the foxes had on bnobn boogo— foxes. oh, and the foxes had on their badge was— foxes. oh, and the foxes had on their badge was originally taken bnon— their badge was originally taken bnonlbon— their badge was originally taken bnonlbon-bn— their badge was originally taken from lfox,-inlhunt- their badge was originally taken from fox, in hunt in from a fox, killed in a hunt in nozz— from a fox, killed in a hunt in nbn—ob- from a fox, killed in a hunt in non —ob bbsl 1922. animal cruelty at its nonsb — 1922. animal cruelty at its nonsb bony— 1922. animal cruelty at its worst. gary lineker, where are you— worst. gary lineker, where are you on— worst. gary lineker, where are you on bnbs— worst. gary lineker, where are you on this, mate? hey, that's nnob— you on this, mate? hey, that's nnob b— you on this, mate? hey, that's nnob b nonb— you on this, mate? hey, that's what i want to— you on this, mate? hey, that's what i want to know. but there we what i want to know. but there no go. — what i want to know. but there no go. bbgnb— what i want to know. but there we go. right. okay. what do you nobo— we go. right. okay. what do you nobo ony— we go. right. okay. what do you make any other— we go. right. okay. what do you make any other do— we go. right. okay. what do you make any other do you want to bnon—

make any other do you want to bnnon bnbo— make any other do you want to throw into the— make any other do you want to throw into the mix— make any other do you want to throw into the mix there? nonbbn— throw into the mix there?- nonbn—nob throw into the mix there?- martin,_we'll be martin, are you happy we'll be oonoobbbng— martin, are you happy we'll be| cancelling—cancel cancelling all of those? cancel bnon. — cancelling all of those? cancel bnon. -noybo- cancelling all of those? cancel them. _maybe-outl cancelling all of those? cancel. them. _maybe-out of them. but also maybe get out of jail them. but also maybe get out of bobb bon— them. but also maybe get out of jail for newcastle— them. but also maybe get out of jail for newcastle because soononsos— seahorses are actually transgender. seahorses are actually- transgender. _asexual. seahorses are actually- transgeionr. _asexual. seahorses are actually- transgeion point. god.|sexual. seahorses are actually transgeibib“ god. yeah,. they're on point. god. yeah, a very they're on point. god. yeah, a nony gooo— they're on point. god. yeah, a nony gooo ono— they're on point. god. yeah, a very good one. very— "big ”bi; bib“ god. yeah, a very good one. very good one nbgnb— very good one. very good one nbgnb non— very good one. very good one right now-just— very good one. very good one right now. just wrap it right now. so just to wrap it on.— right now. so just to wrap it on. o— right now. so just to wrap it on. o bonb— right now. so just to wrap it on. o nonb ob— right now. so just to wrap it off, a part of the- right now. so just to wrap it off, a part of the show, which i nono— off, a part of the show, which i have - patrick's- off, a part of the show, which i have _patrick's pick. off, a part of the show, which i have patrick's pick of have chris and patrick's pick of the day, where i highlight a sbony— the day, where i highlight a sbony-you— the day, where i highlight a story-you-havel story that you might have nbssoo. — story that you might have nbssoo. bb— story that you might have missed. it caught my eye, made me missed. it caught my eye, made no bougn. — missed. it caught my eye, made no bougn. b— missed. it caught my eye, made no bougn. b nobo— missed. it caught my eye, made me laugh. i hope does you me laugh. i hope it does for you as me laugh. i hope it does for you os-bno— me laugh. i hope it does for you os-bno bosb— me laugh. i hope it does for you as-the last hour,- me laugh. i hope it does for you as-the last hour, i- as well. in the last hour, i bobboo— as well. in the last hour, i talked about— as well. in the last hour, i talked about michael gove having a talked about michael gove having o—bubbb— talked about michael gove having o—bubbb on— talked about michael gove having o—bubbb on bno- talked about michael gove having a_built on the roof. a smoking hut built on the roof of a smoking hut built on the roof obinbnbsbny— a smoking hut built on the roof of ministry because he was of his ministry because he was onoo—obi of his ministry because he was. onoo—ob bno once heckled by a member of the bubbb.— once heckled by a member of the bubbb-noun— once heckled by a member of the bubbb-noun b— once heckled by a member of the public.-hour i am— once heckled by a member of the public. hour i am focusing public. this hour i am focusing on public. this hour i am focusingi on—bnobono on the shadow northern ireland soonobony— on the shadow northern ireland secretary, peter— on the shadow northern ireland secretary, peter kyle, who made not—embarrassing l not one but two embarrassing nbsbobos— not one but two embarrassing nbsboboslon— not one but two embarrassing mistakes an interview sky mistakes in an interview on sky bons— news yesterday. firstly, he nonogoo— news yesterday. firstly, he managed and managed to mix up scotland and bonbnonn— managed to mix up scotland and northern ireland. _ managed to mix up scotland and northern ireland. btbib. northern ireland. so of course nnob— northern ireland. so of course what we're trying to put what we're trying to do is put together a credible alternative and inspiring, hopeful alternative with credible plans to solve the challenges in pubuc to solve the challenges in public services northern public services in northern ireland, rife the ireland, which are rife the economy, which is underperforming of the underperforming because of the two failed governments which are there to serve the people of northern scotland . northern ireland of scotland. yeah, i mean, i'm always getting bnoso— yeah, i mean, i'm always getting bnoso nboo— yeah, i mean, i'm always getting bnoso nboo ub— yeah, i mean, i'm always getting those mixed up, but if you bnougnb— those mixed up, but if you thought-was-

those mixed up, but if you thought was bad, it got thought that was bad, it got even worse. a— thought that was bad, it got even worse. a few seconds later on-bons— even worse. a few seconds later on-bons nnon— even worse. a few seconds later on news, when kyle tried to on sky news, when kyle tried to onbbbobso— on sky news, when kyle tried to criticise scotland's— on sky news, when kyle tried to criticise scotland's first bbbnbsbon— criticise scotland's first. minister—yousaf criticise scotland's first- minister_yousaf , jeff minister for humza yousaf, jeff obon-b— minister for humza yousaf, jeff bbbnb-gob— minister for humza yousaf, jeff obon-b-gobbno— minister for humza yousaf, jeff didn't get the name right didn't quite get the name right . |bbbnb— didn't quite get the name right . |bbbnbbbob— didn't quite get the name right . ithink that mohammed- didn't quite get the name right . i think that mohammed yusuf needs to get a grip on his party because right now it is not capable of serving the people of scotland. and that's the thing that concerns the labour that concerns us in the labour party. . it's a bad day party. the most. it's a bad day oub— party. the most. it's a bad day oub bon— party. the most. it's a bad day oub bon bno— party. the most. it's a bad day out for the lang— party. the most. it's a bad day out for the lang cat— it's a bad day out for the lang cat aren't they out for the lang cat aren't they oub bon— out for the lang cat aren't they oub bon bbobb— out for the lang cat aren't they out for that? isn't— out for the lang cat aren't they out for that? isn't it? anyway nonbbn— out for that? isn't it? anyway nonbn nnob— out for that? isn't it? anyway martin, what have you got coming up martin, what have you got coming ubo-snonb — martin, what have you got coming ubo-snonb lno-no- up on your show? so we're picking up on the robb picking up on the on the robb report. so know he's not report. so now we know he's not going the sack. i to going to get the sack. i want to say, himself, the victim say, is he himself, the victim of bullying campaign entitled of bullying campaign by entitled civil service windbags just of bullying campaign by entitled civil flike ce windbags just of bullying campaign by entitled civil flike toughidbags just of bullying campaign by entitled civil flike tough management. don't like tough management. they private pay they want private sector pay boob.— they want private sector pay boob-oonnob- they want private sector pay pack, cannot take pack, but they cannot take nnobo— pack, but they cannot take private-rough- pack, but they cannot take private rough and tumble private sector rough and tumble new immigration— private sector rough and tumble new immigration plans. now, call me new immigration plans. now, call no o oynbo— new immigration plans. now, call no o oynbo. — new immigration plans. now, call me a cynic. sounds— new immigration plans. now, call me a cynic. c new immigration plans. now, call me a cynic. “b:5 . me a cynic. sounds like a lot of tough but not tough talk, but i'm not expecting great action expecting a great deal of action on labour's women. problem rolls on. yes, we've on. rosie duffield yes, we've got labour adviser out there. got a labour adviser out there. i'm going stick it to him. i'm going to stick it to him. bno— i'm going to stick it to him. and bbnobby— i'm going to stick it to him. and finally,.the_ i'm going to stick it to him. j and finally,.the-being and finally, is the dup being bullied? they are with bullied? i think they are with friends ursula der bullied? i think they are with friendband ursula der bullied? i think they are with friendband bill;ula der bullied? i think they are with friendband bill clinton. der bullied? i think they are with friendband bill clinton. on' bullied? i think they are with friendband bill clinton. on your leyen and bill clinton. on your

side could possibly go wrong. good stuff. martin daubney good stuff. martina daubney tnill good stuff. martin daubney will be with you for the next hour. b-yo — be with you for the next hour.| b-yo —soo i've been patrick christie. see you— i've been patrick christie. see you bonnonon— i've been patrick christie. see you tomorrow three. take it you tomorrow at three. take it oosy. — you tomorrow at three. take it oosy. -ogobn.— you tomorrow at three. take it oosy-ogobn. bbs- you tomorrow at three. take it easy. again. it's aidan easy. hello again. it's aidan noonon— easy. hello again. it's aidan mcgivern-the- easy. hello again. it's aidan mcgivern the met mcgivern here from the met onbo.— mcgivern here from the met onbo-nony- mcgivern here from the met office.-many.us| office. clear for many of us ounbng— office. clear for many of us ounbng-ob- office. clear for many of us during _of the - office. clear for many of us. during _of the - but during the rest of the day, but it during the rest of the day, but bblgobng— during the rest of the day, but itlgoing-cloudier. during the rest of the day, but it going cloudier in it is going to turn cloudier in bno— it is going to turn cloudier in bno-os— it is going to turn cloudier in bno-os bno— it is going to turn cloudier in the-as the day- it is going to turn cloudier in the as the day draws to a the south as the day draws to a oboso— the south as the day draws to a oboso ono— the south as the day draws to a oboso ono bs— the south as the day draws to a close and is going— the south as the day draws to a close and is going to be some snonony— showery rain moving in ononnbgbb— showery rain moving in. ononnbgbb—oon showery rain moving in- overnight._can see overnight. in fact, you can see bnob— overnight. in fact, you can see bnob nonbng— overnight. in fact, you can see that moving anglia in that moving into east anglia in the south—east— that moving into east anglia in the south—east at— that moving into east anglia in the south—east at the end of the obbonnoon. — the south—east at the end of the afternoon. and— the south—east at the end of the afternoon. and then those sononsn— afternoon. and then those. showers _ southern afternoon. and then those. showers|of - southern afternoon. and then those showers of england.southern counties of england. initially bobono— before some more persistent wet noobnon— before some more persistent wet weather—midnight. weather arrives after midnight bnbo— weather arrives after midnight bnbo-oosbonn- weather arrives after midnight into eastern england. into parts of eastern england. bub— into parts of eastern england. but elsewhere— into parts of eastern england. but elsewhere ,— into parts of eastern england. but elsewhere , actually, it's but elsewhere, actually, it's nosbby— but elsewhere, actually, it's nosbby ony— but elsewhere, actually, it's mostly dry with— but elsewhere, actually, it's mostly dry with clear spells , mostly dry with clear spells, osboobobby— mostly dry with clear spells, especially scotland, especially for scotland, bonnonn— northern ireland and northern bngbono— northern ireland and northern bngbono-nono- northern ireland and northern england here, for england, chilly here, and for oonbob— england, chilly here, and for oonbnob ono— england, chilly here, and for central and northern scotland, a bouon— central and northern scotland, a bouon ob— central and northern scotland, a touch of frost— central and northern scotland, a touch of frost once— central and northern scotland, a touch of frost once again with bno— touch of frost once again with bno bbgnbosb— touch of frost once again with the lightest winds expected ononnbgnb— the lightest winds expected overnight-the - the lightest winds expected overnight the far north. overnight across the far north. bnob-s— overnight across the far north. bnob-s nnono — overnight across the far north. that's where high pressure is sbonby— that's where high pressure is slowly starting— that's where high pressure is slowly starting to disappear to the slowly starting to disappear to bno nonbn.— slowly starting to disappear to the north, allowing some weather sysbons— the north, allowing some weather sysbons bo— the north, allowing some weather systems to move _ the north, allowing some weather systems to move in— the north, allowing some weather systems to move in from the east ono— systems to move in from the east on o— systems to move in from the east on o noobnon— systems to move in from the east and a weather front— systems to move in from the east and a weather front will lie across northern— and a weather front will lie across northern parts of england as across northern parts of england os no bogbn— across northern parts of england as we begin friday, marking a onongo— as we begin friday, marking a onongo bon— as we begin friday, marking a change for southern parts of the uk change for southern parts of the ub bo— change for southern parts of the ub bo obouoy— change for southern parts of the uk to cloudy and— change for southern parts of the uk to cloudy and wetter weather

. a bonb— uk to cloudy and wetter weather . a bond ob— uk to cloudy and wetter weather . a band of persistent rain nobbng— . a band of persistent rain moving through central areas. nnsb— moving through central areas. bbnsb bnbng— moving through central areas. first thing that— moving through central areas. first thing that then comes to a nosb— first thing that then comes to a rest across wales— first thing that then comes to a rest across wales and the soubnnosb— rest across wales and the southwest by— rest across wales and the southwest by the early afternoon,— southwest by the early afternoon, showers developing gubbo— afternoon, showers developing gubbonbooby— afternoon, showers developing quite widely across england and nnobos— quite widely across england and nnobos .— quite widely across england and nnobos . sono— quite widely across england and wales . some heavy downpours, wales. some heavy downpours, bbgnb— wales. some heavy downpours, some bright spells in between, but some bright spells in between, bub o— some bright spells in between, but a notable— some bright spells in between, but a notable drop in temperatures, to but a notable drop in temperatures,.to celsius. temperatures, 11 to 13 celsius. we temperatures, 11 to 13 celsius. boo-bno— temperatures, 11 to 13 celsius. no-bno sunny- temperatures, 11 to 13 celsius. we the sunny skies temperatures, 11 to 13 celsius. - we-the sunny skies-the we keep the sunny skies and the womb— we keep the sunny skies and the womb bo— we keep the sunny skies and the womb bo bno— we keep the sunny skies and the warmth to the wards. the nonbnnosb— warmth to the wards. the northwest with - warmth to the wards. the northwest with parts of nonbnnosb— northwest with parts of northwest scotland seeing 18 or 19 northwest scotland seeing 18 or bb-obbnougn— northwest scotland seeing 18 or 19-althoughlwill- northwest scotland seeing 18 or 19 although will be 19 celsius, although it will be bobby— 19 celsius, although it will be fairly-around- 19 celsius, although it will be fairly-around the- 19 celsius, although it will be fairly around the coasts fairly misty around the coasts of fairly misty around the coastsi ob—soobbono. of the north—east of scotland. ano— of the north—east of scotland. bbno-nubn— of the north—east of scotland. and murch returns inland and that mr murch returns inland for and that mr murch returns inland bon bnbooy— and that mr murch returns inland non nnbooy nbgnb— and that mr murch returns inland for friday night. meanwhile the oboub— for friday night. meanwhile the oboub ono— for friday night. meanwhile the cloud and the— for friday night. meanwhile the cloud and the rain across oonbnob— cloud and the rain across central and— cloud and the rain across central and southern areas busnos— central and southern areas busnos nonbn— central and southern areas pushes north into northern nobonbb— pushes north into northern ireland, northern england by the end ireland, northern england by the ono ob— ireland, northern england by the on ob bnbooy— ireland, northern england by the end of friday night, some mist ono— end of friday night, some mist ono bog— end of friday night, some mist and fog patches— end of friday night, some mist and fog patches forming in the far and fog patches forming in the bon soubn— and fog patches forming in the bon soubn. by— and fog patches forming in the far south. by the— and fog patches forming in the far south. by the start of the noobonob— far south. by the start of the weekend,.keep- far south. by the start of the weekend, keep the clear and weekend, we keep the clear and bnosby— weekend, we keep the clear and frosty conditions.— weekend, we keep the clear and frosty conditions. meanwhile, weekend, we keep the clear and frosty bsomeions. meanwhile, weekend, we keep the clear and frosty bsome partsvieanwhile, weekend, we keep the clear and frosty bsome partsvie.central, weekend, we keep the clear and frosty bsome partsvie.central and across some parts of central and nonbnnosb— across some parts of central and northwest scotland _ across some parts of central and northwest scotland , once again, northwest scotland, once again, a northwest scotland, once again, o sunny— northwest scotland, once again, o sunny sbonb— northwest scotland, once again, a sunny start for— northwest scotland, once again, a sunny start for northern soobbono.— a sunny start for northern scotland. that— a sunny start for northern scotland. that is away from some of scotland. that is away from some ob bnoso— scotland. that is away from some of these northern— scotland. that is away from some of these northern coasts where it of these northern coasts where bb nbbb— of these northern coasts where bb nbbb sboy— of these northern coasts where it will stay misty— of these northern coasts where it will stay misty through sobunooy. — it will stay misty through sobunooy. a— it will stay misty through saturday. a band of rain will obboob— saturday. a band of rain will affect northern— saturday. a band of rain will affect northern england, soubnonn— southern scotland and northern nobonb— southern scotland and northern ireland-showers— southern scotland and northern ireland showers to the ireland with showers to the soubn — ireland with showers to the soubn ob— ireland with showers to the south of that. _ ireland with showers to the south of that. and then further

ireland with showers to the south of or at. and then further ireland with showers to the south of or longer then further ireland with showers to the south of or longer spellsiurther ireland with showers to the south of or longer spells of:her ireland with showers to the south of or longer spells of rain showers or longer spells of rain for showers or longer spells of rain bon .—

identifying as martin daubney. hey, it's 2023. it's my show , hey, it's 2023. it's my show, and this is my truth . the robb and this is my truth. the robb report, as it's been dubbed , is report, as it's been dubbed, is on the prime minister's desk as we speak. the deputy prime minister is accused of bullying a series of civil servants. rishi sunak says he wants to consider the report carefully before making a decision. so the big question will stand by big question is will he stand by his are the allegations his man or are the allegations just too severe to ignore right wing tories have pushed the government to accept an amendment that will allow ministers to ignore the european