deputy pm dominic raab. was and deputy pm dominic raab. was raab robbed.7 it's a number 10 in crisis special is raab's departure at the behest of civil servants. an attack on brexit and the democratic will of the people plus , should we right people plus, should we right king charles a blank check for the coronation or do we really want a budget coronation? i don't think so . and as a report don't think so. and as a report suggests , they may reduce the suggests, they may reduce the value of your home. are conservatories just a bit naff homes under the hammer star martin roberts is up shortly. so big guests, big stories and big opinions on a friday night feisty debate and plenty of laughs along the way. feisty debate and plenty of laughs along the way . a busy laughs along the way. a busy three hours to come. first, the headunes three hours to come. first, the headlines and he's with me all night. aaron armstrong . thank night. aaron armstrong. thank you very much. mark, it's a minute— you very much. mark, it's a minute past— you very much. mark, it's a minute past eight.- cg 1 mark, it's a minute past eight. i'm aaron armstrong— minute past eight. i'm aaron armstrong in— minute past eight. i'm aaron armstrong in the— minute past eight. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom, dominic— armstrong in the gb newsroom, dominic raab— armstrong in the gb newsroom,

dominic raab has— armstrong in the gb newsroom, dominic raab has blamed activists— dominic raab has blamed activists within the civil service — activists within the civil service for— activists within the civil service for his- activists within the civil service for his downfall . the service for his downfall. the deputy— service for his downfall. the deprry prime— service for his downfall. the deputy prime minister resigned erriier— deputy prime minister resigned erriier arier— deputy prime minister resigned earlier after an— deputy prime minister resigned earlier after an investigation upieii— earlier after an investigation rpieii ome— earlier after an investigation upheld some of— earlier after an investigation upheld some of the bully iriiyirg— upheld some of the bully bullying allegations made agrirsi— bullying allegations made rgrinsi rim.— bullying allegations made against him. it said he had behaved— against him. it said he had ieirrvei irr— against him. it said he had behaved in an— against him. it said he had behaved in an aggressive and iriimiiriirg— behaved in an aggressive and intimidating manner. he says a smrii— intimidating manner. he says a small minority— intimidating manner. he says a small minority of— intimidating manner. he says a small minority of civil servants are effectively— small minority of civil servants are effectively trying to block the government.— are effectively trying to block the government. its majority of civi— the government. its majority of civil servants. _ the government. its majority of civil servants. fabulous. we can't achieve what we want in government without our officials, but the risk is for a small cabal can block important reforms as if hurt feelings because poor work or inadequate work is pulled up, or because more questions are asked than they feel comfortable with. and if ministers back off driving, change forward , we won't be change forward, we won't be doing our job. which is of doing ourjob. which is of course, not to serve the civil servants and the civil service as important, as valuable as they are, but is to serve well. meanwhile, oliver dowden has repircei—rs- meanwhile, oliver dowden has replaced—as thei meanwhile, oliver dowden has- replaced _ as the new replaced dominic raab as the new deputy— replaced dominic raab as the new deprry prime— replaced dominic raab as the new deputy prime minister. he will riso— deputy prime minister. he will riss remarr— deputy prime minister. he will also remain in— deputy prime minister. he will also remain in his—

deputy prime minister. he will also remain in his role as cirrssiisr— also remain in his role as chancellor of— also remain in his role as chancellor of the duchy of irrsrsisr— chancellor of the duchy of irrsrsisr ,— chancellor of the duchy of lancaster , and— chancellor of the duchy of lancaster , and alex chalk takes lancaster, and alex chalk takes rs iris— lancaster, and alex chalk takes over as the new— lancaster, and alex chalk takes over as the new justice sssrsirry, — over as the new justice secretary, making him the 11th peso“— secretary, making him the 11th person appointed in that role sie— person appointed in that role zero.— person appointed in that role since 2010. the— person appointed in that role since 2010. the law society has warned— since 2010. the law society has warned-ne— since 2010. the law society has warned-he inherits- since 2010. the law society has warned he inherits an even warned that he inherits an even insiiee— warned that he inherits an even worse justice crisis— warned that he inherits an even worse justice crisis than any of his worse justice crisis than any of nis eeni— worse justice crisis than any of his recent predecessor was . his recent predecessor was. ioionr-s— his recent predecessor was. labour's shadow justice seereion.— labour's shadow justice secretary. meanwhile, steve reed has secretary. meanwhile, steve reed nos oiioonei— secretary. meanwhile, steve reed has attacked dominic raab's record— has attacked dominic raab's eeori in— has attacked dominic raab's record in office,— has attacked dominic raab's record in office, accusing him of record in office, accusing him or rearing— record in office, accusing him of leaving the— record in office, accusing him of leaving the criminal justice sysien — of leaving the criminal justice sysien in— of leaving the criminal justice system in tatters,_ of leaving the criminal justice system in tatters, with sir keir sinner— system in tatters, with sir keir starmer criticising the prime iiinisier— starmer criticising the prime minister over— starmer criticising the prime minister over what he's called indecision— minister over what he's called indecision and— minister over what he's called indecision and weakness in oiionine— indecision and weakness in oiioning irr— indecision and weakness in allowing mr raab to resign . in allowing mr raab to resign. in one— allowing mr raab to resign. in one nes— allowing mr raab to resign. in other news this— allowing mr raab to resign. in other news this evening , the other news this evening, the nearin— other news this evening, the health secretary, steve barclay, says— health secretary, steve barclay, says ne-ii— health secretary, steve barclay, says he'll pursue— health secretary, steve barclay, says he'll pursue legal action to says he'll pursue legal action io-eonns— says he'll pursue legal action io-oonns io- says he'll pursue legal action to courts to declare the to ask the courts to declare the noon— to ask the courts to declare the rover coiiege— to ask the courts to declare the royal college of— to ask the courts to declare the royal college of nursing as upcoming— royal college of nursing as upcoming strike unlawful . while upcoming strike unlawful. while the upcoming strike unlawful. while ine roen— upcoming strike unlawful. while ine iocn nos— upcoming strike unlawful. while the rcn has planned industrial ooiion— the rcn has planned industrial oeiion fron— the rcn has planned industrial action from the— the rcn has planned industrial action from the 30th of april to the action from the 30th of april to ine eni— action from the 30th of april to ine 2nd or— action from the 30th of april to ine 2nd or nay,— action from the 30th of april to the 2nd of may, nhs employers say the 2nd of may, nhs employers soy ine— the 2nd of may, nhs employers say the mandate— the 2nd of may, nhs employers say the mandate for strike oeiion— say the mandate for strike action expires— say the mandate for strike action expires on may the 1st. roi— action expires on may the 1st. in curren— action expires on may the 1st. pat cullen the— action expires on may the 1st. pat cullen the rcn general seereioro— pat cullen the rcn general secretary, has— pat cullen the rcn general secretary, has described it as a nakedn— secretary, has described it as a nakedly political— secretary, has described it as a nakedly political move from a iniiying—

nakedly political move from a bullying government . the cbi's bullying government. the cbi's furore— bullying government. the cbi's furore is— bullying government. the cbi's furore is in— bullying government. the cbi's future is in doubt— bullying government. the cbi's future is in doubt as its suspends— future is in doubt as its suspends all- future is in doubt as its suspends all policy and membership— suspends all policy and membership activity until an exirooriinon— membership activity until an extraordinary general meeting in the extraordinary general meeting in ine sinner— extraordinary general meeting in the summer following allegations of sei— the summer following allegations of sexual misconduct against soon.— of sexual misconduct against staff. dozens— of sexual misconduct against staff. dozens of— of sexual misconduct against staff. dozens of firms have ended— staff. dozens of firms have ended their— staff. dozens of firms have ended their relationship with the ended their relationship with one node— ended their relationship with the trade body— ended their relationship with the trade body ,_ ended their relationship with the trade body , including john the trade body, including john ienis— the trade body, including john lewis, natwest_ the trade body, including john lewis, natwest ,_ the trade body, including john lewis, natwest , jaguar, land lewis, natwest, jaguar, land rover— lewis, natwest, jaguar, land ioover ono— lewis, natwest, jaguar, land rover and bt— lewis, natwest, jaguar, land rover and bt ,_ lewis, natwest, jaguar, land rover and bt , tesco and marks rover and bt, tesco and marks ono— rover and bt, tesco and marks on speneer-s— rover and bt, tesco and marks and spencer's are— rover and bt, tesco and marks and spencer's are among those suspending— and spencer's are among those suspending their— and spencer's are among those suspending their membership with the suspending their membership with ine crisis— suspending their membership with one orisis nir— suspending their membership with the crisis hit organisation open. — the crisis hit organisation open. ine— the crisis hit organisation open. the cbi_ the crisis hit organisation open. the cbi says it shares the snook— open. the cbi says it shares the snoon one— open. the cbi says it shares the shock and revulsion over the oiiegoiions— shock and revulsion over the allegations of— shock and revulsion over the allegations of rape made by women against— allegations of rape made by women against staff. allegations of rape made by women against staff . the allegations of rape made by women against staff. the home seereion— women against staff. the home seereion nos— women against staff. the home secretary has announced a number of secretary has announced a number or onenonenis— secretary has announced a number of amendments to _ secretary has announced a number of amendments to the illegal nioroiion— of amendments to the illegal migration bill— of amendments to the illegal migration bill to— of amendments to the illegal migration bill to make it more oirrionii— migration bill to make it more difficult for— migration bill to make it more difficult for domestic and international— difficult for domestic and international courts to block oeponoiions.— international courts to block deportations. the home office soys— deportations. the home office soys inose— deportations. the home office says those arriving by unauthorised routes that are not at unauthorised routes that are not oi risk— unauthorised routes that are not oi risk or— unauthorised routes that are not at risk of death— unauthorised routes that are not at risk of death persecu or ionnre— at risk of death persecu or ionnre or— at risk of death persecu or torture or degrading treatment wiri— torture or degrading treatment niii ne— torture or degrading treatment

will be deported— torture or degrading treatment will be deported . the appeals will be deported. the appeals wiri— will be deported. the appeals niii onen— will be deported. the appeals niii inen ne— will be deported. the appeals will then be heard remotely . will then be heard remotely. sieiio— will then be heard remotely. suella braverman says the amendments— suella braverman says the amendments will help prevent rosi— amendments will help prevent iosi ninnie— amendments will help prevent last minute bogus asylum claims on iv— last minute bogus asylum claims on iv oniine— last minute bogus asylum claims on tv online dab _ last minute bogus asylum claims on tv online dab and tunein ioooio— on tv online dab and tunein ioooio .— on tv online dab and tunein ioooio . inis— on tv online dab and tunein radio . this is— on tv online dab and tunein radio . this is gb— on tv online dab and tunein radio . this is gb news, but now radio. this is gb news, but now it's radio. this is gb news, but now is rime— radio. this is gb news, but now is iirne for— radio. this is gb news, but now it's time for mark— radio. this is gb news, but now it's time for mark dolan tonight whilst rob rob it's a number 10 in crisis special welcome to mark tonight. we'll be mark dolan tonight. we'll be reacting to the spectacular departure of the deputy pm dominic raab and should we? right king charles a blank check for the coronation. do we really want a budget affair ? nana plus, want a budget affair? nana plus, as a report suggests that they may reduce the value of your home. are conservatories is just a bit naff homes under the hammer star martin roberts joins us shortly . in my hammer star martin roberts joins us shortly. in my big opinion.

we'll bring you full reaction to the resignation of dominic raab is his departure at the behest of civil servants is an attack on brexit and the democratic will of the people . that's my will of the people. that's my big opinion. i'm not pulling my punches. that's coming at nine on my mark meets guest is one of the most recognised actors on tv. star of allo allo, red emmerdale and of course, coronation street. ken morley is political correctness killing tv . i'll be asking the big man. and in my take at ten, speaking of pc woke want to get rid of the man united and man city badges because of alleged links to slavery . oh my reaction plus to slavery. oh my reaction plus your emails. even the spicy ones mark at gbnews.uk . lots to get mark at gbnews.uk. lots to get through. let's start with this is . you won't want to miss my is. you won't want to miss my big opinion at nine, but we kick off with the news that top cabinet minister and key rishi

sunak ally dominic raab has resigned and after he was found to have bullied staff members whilst working as a cabinet minister across seven different departments . it's a report from departments. it's a report from india investigator adam tolly said that two complaints against him had been upheld , concluding him had been upheld, concluding that the deputy pm and justice secretary had acted in a way which was intimidate king and had been unreasonable and persistently aggressive in meetings. now the findings has also said that his conduct involved an abuse or misuse of power in a way that undermines or humiliates harsh words. but fighting back both on gb news and in his resignation letter , and in his resignation letter, dominic raab took issue with the report , calling the inquiry report, calling the inquiry flawed and claiming the conclusions set a dangerous precedent for the conduct of good government. so who to believe this story is the topic of my big opinion at nine. but

first, let's get the view of rupert lowe and neil parish. of course, rupert lowe, former brexit party mep and of course, entrepreneur , football club entrepreneur, football club owner, chairman of southampton fc back in the day and ex—conservative mp neil parish gentleman , welcome to the show. gentleman, welcome to the show. rupert, let me start with you. your reaction to the departure of dominic raab was it rob robbed ? in my opinion , this is a robbed? in my opinion, this is a very— robbed? in my opinion, this is a very serious— robbed? in my opinion, this is a very ,— robbed? in my opinion, this is a very , ii— robbed? in my opinion, this is a very serious , if you— 3“ in my opinion, this is a very serious , if you like , let very serious, if you like, let donn— very serious, if you like, let down or— very serious, if you like, let down or ine— very serious, if you like, let down of the british people . i down of the british people. i mean, dominic— down of the british people. i mean, dominic raab, i think has been— mean, dominic raab, i think has been incredibly— mean, dominic raab, i think has been incredibly dignified. i've reoo— been incredibly dignified. i've reoo nis— been incredibly dignified. i've read his resignation letter. i-ve— read his resignation letter. i've watched— read his resignation letter. i've watched 1— read his resignation letter. i've watched 1 or 2 of his inaya vies— i've watched 1 or 2 of his inaya ono— i've watched 1 or 2 of his inaya on i— i've watched 1 or 2 of his inaya views and i think— i've watched 1 or 2 of his inaya views and i think clearly he is oeiino— views and i think clearly he is oeiino niin— views and i think clearly he is acting with dignity. i think noon— acting with dignity. i think noon on— acting with dignity. i think much of what— acting with dignity. i think much of what he says is spot on. i much of what he says is spot on. i neon— much of what he says is spot on. i nnen— much of what he says is spot on. i mean, when he— much of what he says is spot on. i mean, when he says that in seiiino— i mean, when he says that in seiiino ine— i mean, when he says that in setting the threshold for this inquiry— setting the threshold for this inquiry so— setting the threshold for this inquiry so ion,— setting the threshold for this inquiry so low, the inquiry has set inquiry so low, the inquiry has sei o— inquiry so low, the inquiry has set a dangerous— inquiry so low, the inquiry has set a dangerous precedent. well we don-i— set a dangerous precedent. well we oon-i vnon— set a dangerous precedent. well we don't know the— set a dangerous precedent. well we don't know the terms of reference that _ we don't know the terms of reference that adam tolly was given— reference that adam tolly was given inor— reference that adam tolly was

given that hasn't— reference that adam tolly was given that hasn't actually been nniiisneo— given that hasn't actually been oniiisneo ,— given that hasn't actually been published , but— given that hasn't actually been published , but it— given that hasn't actually been published , but it does seem to published, but it does seem to nove— published, but it does seem to nove been— published, but it does seem to nove ieen o— published, but it does seem to have been a very— published, but it does seem to have been a very low hurdle. inere— have been a very low hurdle. inere os— have been a very low hurdle. there was nothing in in what ioiiv— there was nothing in in what ioiiv round— there was nothing in in what tolly found to _ there was nothing in in what tolly found to suggest that some of tolly found to suggest that some or ine— tolly found to suggest that some or one inings— tolly found to suggest that some of the things that— tolly found to suggest that some of the things that the bbc were crowing— of the things that the bbc were eroning oioni— of the things that the bbc were crowing about throwing, i think ionoioes— crowing about throwing, i think tomatoes and— crowing about throwing, i think tomatoes and various other ininos— tomatoes and various other ininos oi— tomatoes and various other things at people, none of that round— things at people, none of that nonno io— things at people, none of that was found to be— things at people, none of that was found to be true. and niiinoieiv— was found to be true. and ultimately he— was found to be true. and ultimately he is the elected ninisier— ultimately he is the elected minister who— ultimately he is the elected minister who is— ultimately he is the elected minister who is supposed to be noioino— minister who is supposed to be noioing ine— minister who is supposed to be holding the civil— minister who is supposed to be holding the civil service to account. and— holding the civil service to account. and as- holding the civil service to account. and as maggie said, nonn— account. and as maggie said, non, in— account. and as maggie said, non, in ine— account. and as maggie said, mark, in the old— account. and as maggie said, mark, in the old days when we noo— mark, in the old days when we had sensible,— mark, in the old days when we had sensible, efficient and vern— had sensible, efficient and veryr verv— had sensible, efficient and veryr verv ,— had sensible, efficient and veryr verv , ii— had sensible, efficient and very, very , if you like, long very, very, if you like, long neooeo— very, very, if you like, long headed leadership, she said. advisers— headed leadership, she said. advisers advise. _ headed leadership, she said. advisers advise. but ministers oeeioe— advisers advise. but ministers oeeioe .— advisers advise. but ministers oeeioe . ano— advisers advise. but ministers decide . and at— advisers advise. but ministers decide . and at the end of the decide. and at the end of the day— decide. and at the end of the day ,_ decide. and at the end of the davr i— decide. and at the end of the oov, i neon— decide. and at the end of the day , i mean, rob— decide. and at the end of the day , i mean, rob has made some day, i mean, rob has made some nerv— day, i mean, rob has made some orerrv senons— day, i mean, rob has made some pretty serious accusations about no— pretty serious accusations about no some— pretty serious accusations about no or— pretty serious accusations about what some of his— pretty serious accusations about what some of his civil service snpnon— what some of his civil service suppon nove— what some of his civil service support have been doing and that needs— support have been doing and that needs io— support have been doing and that needs io ie— support have been doing and that needs to be looked— support have been doing and that needs to be looked into. but but in my— needs to be looked into. but but in my experience— needs to be looked into. but but in my experience of dealing with oovernneni— in my experience of dealing with government now,— in my experience of dealing with government now, nothing works. vie-ve— government now, nothing works. ne-ve goi— government now, nothing works. ne-ve ooi o— government now, nothing works. vve-ve oor o noni— government now, nothing works. we've got a raft of— government now, nothing works. we've got a raft of overpaid oivii— we've got a raft of overpaid civil servants— we've got a raft of overpaid civil servants on— we've got a raft of overpaid civil servants on huge salaries , big— civil servants on huge salaries , pig pension— civil servants on huge salaries , big pensions. you try getting

a , big pensions. you try getting o eivii— , big pensions. you try getting a civil servant— , big pensions. you try getting a civil servant at— , big pensions. you try getting a civil servant at before 930 in ine— a civil servant at before 930 in one morning— a civil servant at before 930 in one morning or— a civil servant at before 930 in the morning or after 4:00, vonve— the morning or after 4:00, vonve goi— the morning or after 4:00, vonve gor no— the morning or after 4:00, you've got no chance. you try one— you've got no chance. you try on engoging— you've got no chance. you try and engaging with hmrc , you can and engaging with hmrc, you can gei— and engaging with hmrc, you can gei noni— and engaging with hmrc, you can never get hold of— and engaging with hmrc, you can never get hold of them . they never get hold of them. they expen— never get hold of them. they eopeer voo— never get hold of them. they eopeer von io— never get hold of them. they expect you to respond within a given— expect you to respond within a given rime.— expect you to respond within a given time. they— expect you to respond within a given time. they basically ioiion— given time. they basically follow their— given time. they basically follow their own deadlines. it's the follow their own deadlines. it's one some— follow their own deadlines. it's the same with— follow their own deadlines. it's the same with planning the rosspon— the same with planning the passport office,— the same with planning the passport office, the nhs . you passport office, the nhs. you rou— passport office, the nhs. you can roll through— passport office, the nhs. you can roll through the entire oppororns— can roll through the entire oppororns oi— can roll through the entire apparatus of government and morning— apparatus of government and morning is— apparatus of government and nothing is working. so i think mis— nothing is working. so i think one is— nothing is working. so i think one is verv— nothing is working. so i think this is very serious. i am just noiiing— this is very serious. i am just noiiing .— this is very serious. i am just noiiing . i— this is very serious. i am just waiting . i mean,— this is very serious. i am just waiting . i mean, we all know the waiting. i mean, we all know the nriiisn— waiting. i mean, we all know the pririsn peopie— waiting. i mean, we all know the british people are— waiting. i mean, we all know the british people are very slow to respond,— british people are very slow to respond, ini— british people are very slow to respond, but middle england needs— respond, but middle england neeos io— respond, but middle england needs to take— respond, but middle england needs to take heed from this. ano— needs to take heed from this. no im— needs to take heed from this. and in insi— needs to take heed from this. and i'm just waiting. mark for the and i'm just waiting. mark for one voio— and i'm just waiting. mark for the volcano to— and i'm just waiting. mark for the volcano to erupt . i mean, we the volcano to erupt. i mean, we oinovs— the volcano to erupt. i mean, we oinovs sov— the volcano to erupt. i mean, we always say britain— the volcano to erupt. i mean, we always say britain ,_ the volcano to erupt. i mean, we always say britain , britons are always say britain, britons are sion— always say britain, britons are sion io— always say britain, britons are slow to respond.— always say britain, britons are slow to respond. my god, they need— slow to respond. my god, they need io— slow to respond. my god, they need to respond— slow to respond. my god, they need to respond soon because mis— need to respond soon because one os— need to respond soon because this was their— need to respond soon because this was their elected represent iviv— this was their elected represent iviv. ano— this was their elected represent iviv. ano nes— this was their elected represent lviv. and he's basically been mined— lviv. and he's basically been hunted down— lviv. and he's basically been hunted down by— lviv. and he's basically been hunted down by by a bunch of domin— hunted down by by a bunch of dumbly insulin— hunted down by by a bunch of dumbly insulin civil servants nno— dumbly insulin civil servants nno eieoriv— dumbly insulin civil servants who clearly collude and to bring a who clearly collude and to bring o or— who clearly collude and to bring a series of accusations against nim— a series of accusations against nim .— a series of accusations against nim . nno— a series of accusations against nim . nno iii— a series of accusations against him . and i'll tell— a series of accusations against

him . and i'll tell you him. and i'll tell you something,- him. and i'll tell you something, if some of the stuff nes— something, if some of the stuff ne-s been— something, if some of the stuff he's been accused— something, if some of the stuff he's been accused of , you know, he's been accused of, you know, in o— he's been accused of, you know, in o privoie— he's been accused of, you know, in a private company , the in a private company, the difference _ in a private company, the difference between me and him is i difference between me and him is i on— difference between me and him is i mosi— difference between me and him is i mosi oi— difference between me and him is i own most of the— difference between me and him is i own most of the businesses inor— i own most of the businesses inoi i— i own most of the businesses inoi i inor— i own most of the businesses inoi i inoi i— i own most of the businesses that i that i run.— i own most of the businesses that i that i run. and i can reu— that i that i run. and i can ieii von— that i that i run. and i can reii your ii— that i that i run. and i can tell you, if people don't perform,— tell you, if people don't perform, i'm— tell you, if people don't perform, i'm you have to posieoiiv— perform, i'm you have to basically ensure that they understand— basically ensure that they. understand—not understand where they're not performing— understand where they're not. performing—perform understand where they're not- performing _ perform . performing and how to perform. mere-s— performing and how to perform. inere-s no— performing and how to perform. there's no necessity to be rude, inr— there's no necessity to be rude, ion-goi— there's no necessity to be rude, our-goi-ioio.- there's no necessity to be rude, but-got-told. and| but they've got to be told. and if but they've got to be told. and in inev-re— but they've got to be told. and in mere noi— but they've got to be told. and if they're not performing, inev-ve— if they're not performing, they've -told i if they're not performing. they've -told why if they're not performing,- they've-told why . and they've got to be told why. and frontin— they've got to be told why. and franklvr ir— they've got to be told why. and rronviv, in ine— they've got to be told why. and frankly, if the ministers can't noni— frankly, if the ministers can't not ine— frankly, if the ministers can't hold the civil— frankly, if the ministers can't hold the civil service, which is nor— hold the civil service, which is ior roo— hold the civil service, which is now far too bloated and far too big now far too bloated and far too pig io— now far too bloated and far too pig ro oeoonn— now far too bloated and far too big to account, then ultimately the big to account, then ultimately rne nriiisn— big to account, then ultimately the british people are going to noon— the british people are going to noon me— the british people are going to watch the entire— the british people are going to watch the entire country self—immolate and destroy insem— self—immolate and destroy irseir. so— self—immolate and destroy itself. so it's— self—immolate and destroy itself. so it's got we've got to nove— itself. so it's got we've got to move o— itself. so it's got we've got to have a radical— itself. so it's got we've got to have a radical solution soon. nno— have a radical solution soon. and nei— have a radical solution soon. and neil parish— have a radical solution soon. and neil parish ,_ have a radical solution soon. and neil parish , these and neil parish, these allegations— and neil parish, these allegations wouldn't pass muster in o— allegations wouldn't pass muster in o sonn— allegations wouldn't pass muster in o soon or— allegations wouldn't pass muster in a court of law,— allegations wouldn't pass muster in a court of law, would they ? in a court of law, would they? i in a court of law, would they? r sion-r— in a court of law, would they? r sion-r mini— in a court of law, would they? i don't think they— in a court of law, would they? i don't think they would. - i don't think they would. i think that the problem is that dominic raab is very hard working , very direct, probably working, very direct, probably not got the best bedside manner in the world. i think he'd be ine— in the world. i think he'd be me rinsi— in the world. i think he'd be the first probably— in the world. i think he'd be the first probably to- " 3 i think he'd be the first probably to admit that and the first probably to admit that on reoiiv— the first probably to admit that on reoiiv is— the first probably to admit that and really is tough. i think the

problem is that there are many, many good civil servants out there. but i think the problem is what you don't want is the civil service running the government. it has to be the governmenr— government. it has to be the government actually- g it has to be the government actually making the decisions.— government actually making the decisions. so— government actually making the decisions. so i— government actually making the decisions. so i think it's a reoiiv— decisions. so i think it's a really difficult— decisions. so i think it's a really difficult one. i think one— really difficult one. i think the problem that dominic raab has is naturally he's said all along, if any of the allegations are found to be proven , then he are found to be proven, then he would resign. so therefore he has done that. i think also if you look into the news, you'll see that many of the mps that have worked with him as ipsis have worked with him as ipsis have actually said he was good to work for. so i think there's sort of two sides to this this story. and i also think that we if story. and i also think that we in vonve— story. and i also think that we in vonve goi— story. and i also think that we in vonve got on— suing and i also think that we if you've got an elected government,— if you've got an elected government, you do actually need to government, you do actually need io ie— government, you do actually need io be sore— government, you do actually need io pe inor— government, you do actually need to be sure that that— government, you do actually need to be sure that that government can govern . and— to be sure that that government can govern . and it— to be sure that that government can govern . and it doesn't can govern. and it doesn't moiier— can govern. and it doesn't matter whether- can govern. and it doesn't matter whether there's a governmeni— matter whether there's a government on the right or a governmeni— government on the right or a government on— government on the right or a government on the right or a government on the left. �*" e government on the left. if it's oemooroiio— government on the left. if it's democratic elected, it is right that the civil service work with the government in order to deliver those policies. i deliver those policies. now, i think you could claim that

dominic raab is hugely passionate. he was hugely possionoie— passionate. he was hugely passionate about- he was hugely passionate about brexit. i osn— passionate about brexit. i osi o— passionate about brexit. i wasn't a brexit- passionate about brexit. i wasn't a brexit here, but you mon— wasn't a brexit here, but you know, i— wasn't a brexit here, but you know, i verv— wasn't a brexit here, but you know, i very much actually respeei— know, i very much actually respeei ine— know, i very much actually respect the fact— know, i very much actually respect the fact that what he gove— respect the fact that what he drove iii— respect the fact that what he drove, did he— respect the fact that what he drove, did he overdo it? that we viii— drove, did he overdo it? that we niii never— drove, did he overdo it? that we will never know. and i think we've got to be careful. like i said, not to too be run by the civil servants. but i think what we also mustn't do is say that all civil servants don't do a good job because many do. and i think let's try and get it back on a on equilibrium . and i think on a on equilibrium. and i think dominic raab will be better off now actually, if , if i could be now actually, if, if i could be so bold to advise him on his political career, it's probably better to go more quietly and then come back again than it is to make too much fuss. because i tell you what, colleagues will soon row away. if that happens, that's the nature of politics, which i found only too well, mark well, gb news got the exclusive. this is dominic raab speoving— exclusive. this is dominic raab speoving io— exclusive. this is dominic raab speoving no one— exclusive. this is dominic raab speaking to one of— vitally; this is dominic raab speaking to one of our reponers.— speaking to one of our reporters. take a listen. i ion-i— reporters. take a listen. i don't think— reporters. take a listen. i don't think it— reporters. take a listen. i don't think it is for me to

define— don't think it is for me to define ii— don't think it is for me to define in ,— don't think it is for me to define it, but— don't think it is for me to define it , but look, don't think it is for me to define it, but look, i'm very ooniioeni— define it, but look, i'm very confident that— define it, but look, i'm very confident that i— define it, but look, i'm very confident that i didn't behave in o— confident that i didn't behave in o pniiving— confident that i didn't behave in a bullying way. most of these allegations were dismissed out of hand . and i think people are of hand. and i think people are watching . this would be watching. this would be surprised that in scrutinising civil servant , it's surprised that in scrutinising civil servant, it's in making sure that millions of pounds of taxpayers money is not squandered . being able to pull squandered. being able to pull very senior civil servants, not junior members of staff up and say, look, i don't have the bafic say, look, i don't have the basic information to decide this. that was one of the things on which i was found to have been bullying because i've defended someone or because i said in relation to human rights reform or to get more foreign national offenders removed from this country to strengthen free speech.i this country to strengthen free speech. i said i thought the department were being obstructive . now rupert, i'll obstructive. now rupert, i'll come back to you in just a moment. neil parish, you sat on the conservative— moment. neil parish, you sat on the conservative back— neil parish, you sat on the conservative back benches. von— the conservative back benches. voo mon— the conservative back benches. you know dominic— the conservative back benches. you know dominic raab intimately neit— you know dominic raab intimately wat, is— you know dominic raab intimately wat, is ne— you know dominic raab intimately wat, is me o— you know dominic raab intimately well, is he a bully— you know dominic raab intimately well, is he a bully and has he inronn— well, is he a bully and has he

ever thrown tomatoes at you ? ever thrown tomatoes at you? no,— ever thrown tomatoes at you? no. nes— ever thrown tomatoes at you? no, he's throwing— ever thrown tomatoes at you? no, he's throwing nothing at me . he's always been very direct nim— . he's always been very direct niin me— . he's always been very direct niin nno— . he's always been very direct with me. and like— he's always been very direct with me. and like i said, he's a guy— with me. and like i said, he's a gov inor— with me. and like i said, he's a gov inor von— with me. and like i said, he's a guy that you have— with me. and like i said, he's a guy that you have a straight answer from. _ guy that you have a straight answer from. he— guy that you have a straight answer from. he doesn't . answer from. he doesn't. is he a psycho?— answer from. he doesn't. is he a psycho? is— answer from. he doesn't. is he a psycho? is no— answer from. he doesn't. is he a psycho? is to o— answer from. he doesn't. is he a psycho? is he a psycho? no, he's not a psycho . but i think, like not a psycho. but i think, like i not a psycho. but i think, like i soni— not a psycho. but i think, like i an, nnoi— not a psycho. but i think, like i said, what he— not a psycho. but i think, like i said, what he is— not a psycho. but i think, like i said, what he is very- i said, what he is very determined- i said, what he is very determined to do his ministerial roie— determined to do his ministerial mtg, move— determined to do his ministerial role, make sure— determined to do his ministerial role, make sure that government poiiev— role, make sure that government poiiev is— role, make sure that government poiiev is pnsneo— role, make sure that government policy is pushed through and is he overzealous— policy is pushed through and is he overzealous sometimes ? he overzealous sometimes? rossiniv— he overzealous sometimes? rossiniv ne— he overzealous sometimes? possibly he is— he overzealous sometimes? possibly he is ._ he overzealous sometimes? possibly he is . and- he overzealous sometimes? possibly he is . and i- he overzealous sometimes? possibly he is . and i think, you possibly he is. and i think, you know, there is a there's a balance to be struck here. i think, you know, that he should be given a hearing. and i think he should come back in the future. but he's resigned now. and i think best to sort of draw a line under this and move on. but i think what we've got to be careful of in the future is that government ministers can actually pursue government policy . the civil servants are policy. the civil servants are there, whatever party is in power, to actually help them to deliver this. and i think , you deliver this. and i think, you know, i think we i think all sides in a way need to learn

from this because i think the mistakes don't all lie with dominic raab. neil, before i get my iinoi— dominic raab. neil, before i get my final questions— dominic raab. neil, before i get my final questions for- j " if. t neil, before i get my final questions for rupert. dominio— my final questions for rupert. dominic noon— my final questions for rupert. dominic raab will— my final questions for rupert. dominic raab will not- my final questions for rupert. dominic raab will not re—enter the cabinet this side of an election. will he? but should rishi sunak win the next election, he'll be returning to high office . it's just a matter high office. it's just a matter of time . i high office. it's just a matter of time. i think that is the ne— of time. i think that is the case. he will— of time. i think that is the case. he will have- of time. i think that is the case. he will have probably quite a big fight at the general election with dominic raab because his seat, as you probably know, is quite a difficult one. we've already got the liberal democrats there , the the liberal democrats there, the leader there today. i noticed . leader there today. i noticed. so it just shows that dominic raabis so it just shows that dominic raab is a fighter and i suspect he will come back and i suspect this is not the last we've seen of dominic raab. neil, i look iornoro— of dominic raab. neil, i look iornoro io— of dominic raab. neil, i look forward to that— of dominic raab. neil, i look forward to that trip- j " it. j neil, i look forward to that trip down to von— forward to that trip down to your um,— forward to that trip down to your a... in— forward to that trip down to your farm, by the way. rupert none— your farm, by the way. rupert ione nei— your farm, by the way. rupert ione iei me— your farm, by the way. rupert lowe let me finally put this to voo.— lowe let me finally put this to voo. nonve— lowe let me finally put this to you. you've had— lowe let me finally put this to you. you've had a— lowe let me finally put this to you. you've had a very successful— you. you've had a very successful career as an entrepreneur- successful career as an entrepreneur and of course as ine— entrepreneur and of course as me cnoirmon— entrepreneur and of course as the chairman of— entrepreneur and of course as the chairman of southampton , the chairman of southampton, to — the chairman of southampton, to -presioeo- the chairman of southampton, f.c. -presided over- the chairman of southampton, f.c. presided over lots ec. and you presided over lots of ec. and you presided over lots or giorv— f.c. and you presided over lots or giorv ion—

f.c. and you presided over lots of glory for that— ec. and you presided over lots of glory for that great club. do you— of glory for that great club. do you minn— of glory for that great club. do you think that— of glory for that great club. do you think that there is a conflation_ you think that there is a conflation now, a confusion orien— conflation now, a confusion often between _ conflation now, a confusion often between a- conflation now, a confusion often between a tough boss and an often between a tough boss and on oinsive— often between a tough boss and an abusive one?— often between a tough boss and an abusive one? well my view, nom— an abusive one? well my view, non, is— an abusive one? well my view, non, is guine— an abusive one? well my view, mark, is quite simple . mark, is quite simple. i think iiving— mark, is quite simple. i think we're living in a reverse darwinist society where qe is allowed. basically what it's doneis allowed. basically what it's done is it's made the country soft, but there's no way we could have done what we did in oh nine without qe. there's no way we could have locked down without qe. i mean, qe is basically a fraud. it's the. and you mean just for my basically a fraud. it's the. - and you mean just for my viewers and and you mean just for my viewers ono iisieners— and you mean just for my viewers and listeners, quantitative eosing— and listeners, quantitative easing, printing of money. easing, the printing of money. it's easing, the printing of money. no me— easing, the printing of money. it's the printing— easing, the printing of money. it's the printing of— easing, the printing of money. it's the printing of pure- it's the printing of pure printing of money, mark. it's not a reflection of a productive economy. and we're okay as long as the asian nations who are now the workhorses of the world continue to accept our fiat currency , which is now a piece currency, which is now a piece of paper, no longer backed by gold, and what it's done is it's made the country soft . so it's made the country soft. so it's not just in in in government. i mean, personally, i think the

entire westminster establishment is a cesspit. i mean, labour, god help us if, if keir starmer and his merry mob of, of, of, of, of ministers and whoever else he decides to appoint gets in. i mean, this is, this is about the big corporates, it's about the big corporates, it's abouti about the big corporates, it's about i mean local government is just and neil's very very polite about them. the fact of the matter is i deal with them every day. you try dealing with the planning department now. i mean, they change their staff every five minutes. they get younger and basically are and younger. they basically are they use no common sense whatsoever. it's all done by basically , you know, following basically, you know, following the letter of the law and, you know, the country used to operate. that's why our constitution is not written. it's because ultimately you've got to have some flexibility in the that country operates the way that a country operates and i think we've got to have a complete clear out of the system . and that goes, i'm afraid, neil, that goes for mps. i think the house of commons is now an extremely weak gene pool. it's been destroyed by cameron and blair's selection policies and

all the other nonsense that goes with britain today . and you with woke britain today. and you know, or later i think know, sooner or later i think we're going to have a major external shock . i mean, whether external shock. i mean, whether whether we end up with with a war, which i think is highly likely, we seem to be paddling out there our best to out there doing our best to create one or not. there's going to be food shortages like neil, i'm a farmer. you're very welcome to come and visit my farm whenever want. we welcome to come and visit my farm fergalver want. we welcome to come and visit my farm fergal o'brienwant. we welcome to come and visit my farm fergal o'brien turning we welcome to come and visit my farm fergal o'brien turning on we have fergal o'brien turning on the farm. you know, we everybody in the real economy does their best to create wealth and create employment and actually do real things. westmin easter is just a talking shop and you watch it and i'll tell you something else. disappointed in rishi else. i'm disappointed in rishi sunak you know, i actually think if neil's right about rob and i've met rob, i think rob's if he's passionate, great. that's what we want from government ministers. we don't want wet rags to toe the line and do what they're told. we actually want people who are going make people who are going to make a change. so sunak, if he change. but so sunak, if he believes in his man, stand up for him. yeah. and that's that's

a for him. yeah. and that's that's o verv— for him. yeah. and that's that's o verv ion— for him. yeah. and that's that's o verv roir poini— for him. yeah. and that's that's a very fair point ._ for him. yeah. and that's that's a very fair point . that- " “iii?" and that's that's a very fair point . that is a very fair point. that is someining— a very fair point. that is something indeed. yeah these peopie— something indeed. yeah these peopie ore— something indeed. yeah these peopie nor— something indeed. yeah these people are. but beneath contempt most of them. and there you go . most of them. and there you go. i was a tory. i stood for the referendum party in 97 because they were going to give away the pound. i stood for vote leave and by the way, neil, you or i may disagree on brexit, but the british people voted to leave the eu. they were given a very simple vote. it's about simple vote. it's not about whether you agree with it or not. what the british not. it's what the british people government to people told the government to do. there go. truth bombs do. there you go. truth bombs are do. there you go. truth bombs pienin— do. there you go. truth bombs are plenty. rupert— 3ri:r "viii; grin truth bombs are plenty. rupert lowe, thank you— are plenty. rupert lowe, thank voo-ion— are plenty. rupert lowe, thank voo-ion ine— are plenty. rupert lowe, thank you for the invitation you so much for the invitation to you so much for the invitation io-iorm — you so much for the invitation io-iorm os— you so much for the invitation to-farm as-and- you so much for the invitation to farm as and also you so much for the invitation. to-farm as-and also a to your farm as well. and also a pinion— to your farm as well. and also a brilliant conversation. thanks to brilliant conversation. thanks io vei— brilliant conversation. thanks to neil parish.— brilliant conversation. thanks to neil parish. reaction? to neil parish. your reaction? non— to neil parish. your reaction? ng.t_,_ to neil parish. your reaction? ng.t_, nn- to neil parish. your reaction? mark_, uk. nexti to neil parish. your reaction?- mark_, uk. next up, mark gbnews.uk, uk. next up, going— mark gbnews.uk, uk. next up, going io— mark gbnews.uk, uk. next up, we're going to talk about the coronoiion. — we're going to talk about the coronation. do— we're going to talk about the coronation. do we want a cut price— coronation. do we want a cut price coronation?— coronation. do we want a cut price coronation? we'll discuss inor— price coronation? we'll discuss inoi nevi— price coronation? we'll discuss that next with— price coronation? we'll discuss that next with the _ price coronation? we'll discuss that next with the esteemed former— that next with the esteemed iormer nec— that next with the esteemed former bbc correspondent, the oni— former bbc correspondent, the ono ine— former bbc correspondent, the one and the only— former bbc correspondent, the one and the only michael cole .

absolute firmly on your side .

absolute firmly on your side. you're listening . to you won't you're listening. to you won't ieiieve— you're listening. to you won't believe anything— you're listening. to you won't believe anything i do next, will you?— believe anything i do next, will you? neicome— believe anything i do next, will you? welcome back. it's live reun— you? welcome back. it's live tellyr ions. — you? welcome back. it's live telly, folks. this— you? welcome back. it's live telly, folks. this is news . and telly, folks. this is news. and boy,— telly, folks. this is news. and ion nnoi— telly, folks. this is news. and boy, nnoi o— telly, folks. this is news. and boy, what a busy— telly, folks. this is news. and boy, what a busy show we've got for voo. — boy, what a busy show we've got for voo. inree— boy, what a busy show we've got for you. three hours— boy, what a busy show we've got for you. three hours of your opinion— for you. three hours of your opinion, including my big opinion— opinion, including my big opinion, in— opinion, including my big opinion, by way, was rob opinion, by the way, was rob romeo— opinion, by the way, was rob notice is— opinion, by the way, was rob notice is o— opinion, by the way, was rob robbed is a question i'll be osving— robbed is a question i'll be osving in— robbed is a question i'll be osking in my— robbed is a question i'll be asking in my big opinion at nine nim— asking in my big opinion at nine win my— asking in my big opinion at nine win my rop— asking in my big opinion at nine with my top pundits. but let's coin— with my top pundits. but let's coin no— with my top pundits. but let's talk now about— with my top pundits. but let's talk now about the king, the coronoiion— talk now about the king, the coronation of— talk now about the king, the coronation of king charles iii, a once in a generation event. nes— a once in a generation event. ne-s insi— a once in a generation event. ne-s insi o— a once in a generation event. he's just a couple— a once in a generation event. he's just a couple of weeks away . nno— he's just a couple of weeks away .ang-g.p.gpng_ he's just a couple of weeks away . and -bringing you - he's just a couple of weeks away . and bringing you wall . and we are bringing you wall to . and we are bringing you wall io-coveroge.— . and we are bringing you wall to-coverage.-dolanl to wall coverage. mark dolan ionigni— to wall coverage. mark dolan ionigni viii— to wall coverage. mark dolan tonight will be— to wall coverage. mark dolan tonight will be down at the poioce— tonight will be down at the poioce on— tonight will be down at the palace on the— tonight will be down at the palace on the eve of the coronation. _ palace on the eve of the coronation. that's on friday the inn. — coronation. that's on friday the inn. nno,— coronation. that's on friday the inn. nno, oi— coronation. that's on friday the fifth. and, of course, on the big— fifth. and, of course, on the pig-ine— fifth. and, of course, on the big .the sixth, - fifth. and, of course, on the big .the sixth, all- fifth. and, of course, on the big the sixth, all the top big day, the sixth, all the top names,-bower,- big day, the sixth, all the top names, bower, kinsey names, tom bower, kinsey scnoiieio— names, tom bower, kinsey schofield and— names, tom bower, kinsey schofield and many others. well, iei-s— schofield and many others. well, iei-s-oioni— schofield and many others. well, let's-about this— schofield and many others. well, let's about this special let's talk about this special occasion, the _ let's talk about this special occasion, the pomp and ceremony viii— occasion, the pomp and ceremony niiilnoicneo— occasion, the pomp and ceremony will-watched by— occasion, the pomp and ceremony will watched by millions will be watched by millions oronno— will be watched by millions oronno ine— will be watched by millions around the world. and it will nnioniieoiv— around the world. and it will undoubtedly-a— around the world. and it will undoubtedly a day undoubtedly be a day to remember. king undoubtedly be a day to- remember.-king charles remember. but as king charles rigni— remember. but as king charles rigni io— remember. but as king charles rigni io rem— remember. but as king charles right to rein in— remember. but as king charles right to rein in the cost of mis— right to rein in the cost of this particular— right to rein in the cost of this particular coronation we've neoro— this particular coronation we've neoro oponi— this particular coronation we've neoro oponi o— this particular coronation we've heard about a guest list which

eocinoes— heard about a guest list which excludes sarah— heard about a guest list which excludes sarah ferguson, the ev—niie— excludes sarah ferguson, the eo—niie oi— excludes sarah ferguson, the ex—wife of prince andrew, and ino— ex—wife of prince andrew, and ino oi— ex—wife of prince andrew, and ino oi ine— ex—wife of prince andrew, and two of the queen's former brides moiis— two of the queen's former brides moios. so— two of the queen's former brides moios. so is— two of the queen's former brides maids. so is charles right to be going— maids. so is charles right to be going ine— maids. so is charles right to be doing the coronation on the mem— doing the coronation on the cneop io— doing the coronation on the cheap to reflect— doing the coronation on the cheap to reflect on? this is iormer— cheap to reflect on? this is iormer inc— cheap to reflect on? this is former bbc royal correspondent oni— former bbc royal correspondent ono iormer— former bbc royal correspondent and former adviser and spokesman for and former adviser and spokesman ior nonomeo— and former adviser and spokesman for mohamed al—fayed, michael core.— for mohamed al—fayed, michael coie. meno— for mohamed al—fayed, michael cole. hello, michael . c3 cole. hello, michael. good evening.— cole. hello, michael. good evening. nno— cole. hello, michael. good evening. and mark, i think i'm one of the many others who will be with you. i'll actually be nim— be with you. i'll actually be non von— be with you. i'll actually be niin voo on— i'll actually be with you on coronation night. von— with you on coronation night. voo proioiiv— with you on coronation night. you probably don't— with you on coronation night. you probably don't know- with you on coronation night. you probably don't know that, but that's been fixed already. well, i was hoping we'd confirmed— well, i was hoping we'd confirmed your signature . confirmed your signature. so moi-s— confirmed your signature. so riots-pesi— confirmed your signature. so that's-best news- confirmed your signature. so that's - best news ever. . that's the best news ever. michael, to have michael, we can't wait to have your counsel on the big your wise counsel on the big day. what your thoughts day. what are your thoughts about forthcoming coronation about the forthcoming coronation are you concerned about the size of guest list, the length of of the guest list, the length of the royal procession and some of the royal procession and some of the other economies that seem to be being made and, you know, it's a little bit too early to start talking about charles the wise. but this is a seriously

good— wise. but this is a seriously good decision— wise. but this is a seriously good decision by— but this is a seriously good decision by the new king. inesc— good decision by the new king. inese oe— good decision by the new king. these are constrained economic iimes— these are constrained economic iimes . — these are constrained economic iimes. neopre— these are constrained economic times. people are— these are constrained economic times . r?�*”iii; itw g these are constrained economic times . rice 3 f times. people are cutting back or they're cutting down and so we will never, ever again see. and i think it's a good thing. 25 io— and i think it's a good thing. 25 io so— and i think it's a good thing. 25 to 30 members of the royal romiiv— 25 to 30 members of the royal romiiv on— 25 to 30 members of the royal romiiv on ine— 25 to 30 members of the royal family on the buckingham palace ioiconv. — family on the buckingham palace ioiconv. i— family on the buckingham palace balcony. i think— family on the buckingham palace balcony. i think the king here may— balcony. i think the king here no ie— balcony. i think the king here may be conscious— balcony. i think the king here may be conscious or unconsciously channelling his gronoioiner— unconsciously channelling his gronciioiiem— unconsciously channelling his grandfather , king george the grandfather, king george the sinn— grandfather, king george the sioin. ine— grandfather, king george the sixth. the king— grandfather, king george the sixth. the king who led us inrongn— sixth. the king who led us through world— sixth. the king who led us through world war ii and the onsieriiv— through world war ii and the austerity that— through world war ii and the austerity that followed. and he soni— austerity that followed. and he soio on— austerity that followed. and he soio on one— austerity that followed. and he said on one occasion that the icovoi— said on one occasion that the novoi iomiiv— said on one occasion that the royal family was— said on one occasion that the royal family was best when it gnoie— royal family was best when it gnoie .— royal family was best when it gnoie , insi— royal family was best when it was, quote , just us four, by was, quote, just us four, by nnicn— was, quote, just us four, by nnicn ne— was, quote, just us four, by which he meant- was, quote, just us four, by which he meant himself, queen iiizoiein— which he meant himself, queen elizabeth and— which he meant himself, queen elizabeth and the— which he meant himself, queen elizabeth and the two princes, princess— elizabeth and the two princes, princess elizabeth and margaret . nno— princess elizabeth and margaret . and i— princess elizabeth and margaret . and i minn— princess elizabeth and margaret . and i think that's coming inrongn. — . and i think that's coming inrongn. so— . and i think that's coming through. so king charles is concentrating _ through. so king charles is concentrating on, quite rightly on me— concentrating on, quite rightly on the direct— concentrating on, quite rightly on the direct line— concentrating on, quite rightly on the direct line of succession , nnicn— on the direct line of succession , nnicn oi— on the direct line of succession , which, of course,— on the direct line of succession , which, of course, after nimseii— , which, of course, after himself is— , which, of course, after himself is the- , which, of course, after himself is the heir apparent, is mince—

himself is the heir apparent, is prince william,— himself is the heir apparent, is prince william, who is now the prince — prince william, who is now the prince oi— prince william, who is now the prince of wales— prince william, who is now the prince of wales and then it goes mince— prince of wales and then it goes irince monge— prince of wales and then it goes prince george, princess charlotte, _ prince george, princess charlotte, and then prince ionis— charlotte, and then prince ionis o— charlotte, and then prince louis, a straight line down, i inimi— louis, a straight line down, i ininv moi-s— louis, a straight line down, i think that's very— louis, a straight line down, i think that's very good. and also the think that's very good. and also ine oiner— think that's very good. and also the other economies and the oiner— the other economies and the other changes— the other economies and the other changes are also good. the coronoiion— other changes are also good. the coronation service— other changes are also good. the coronation service itself, the minor— coronation service itself, the riinoi viii— coronation service itself, the ritual will be _ coronation service itself, the ritual will be one hour shorter, ino— ritual will be one hour shorter, ino nons— ritual will be one hour shorter, two hours instead— ritual will be one hour shorter, two hours instead of three, as it two hours instead of three, as ii os— two hours instead of three, as ii in— two hours instead of three, as it was in 1953— two hours instead of three, as it was in 1953 when his mother, concen— it was in 1953 when his mother, queen elizabeth,— it was in 1953 when his mother, queen elizabeth, second, was crovmeo— queen elizabeth, second, was crowned . and— queen elizabeth, second, was crowned . and also, i don't know crowned. and also, i don't know non— crowned. and also, i don't know non inev— crowned. and also, i don't know non inev iii— crowned. and also, i don't know how they did this,— crowned. and also, i don't know how they did this, mark, but inev— how they did this, mark, but inev goi— how they did this, mark, but inev goi spoo— how they did this, mark, but they got 8000 people all in in nesiminsier— they got 8000 people all in in westminster abbey last time . westminster abbey last time. incre— westminster abbey last time. inere musi— westminster abbey last time. there must have— westminster abbey last time. there must have been a royal snoenorn— there must have been a royal shoehorn with— there must have been a royal shoehorn with jewels on it or someining— shoehorn with jewels on it or something because there'll be zoos— something because there'll be 2000, insi— something because there'll be 2000, just over— something because there'll be 2000, just over 2000 people and all 2000, just over 2000 people and or ine— 2000, just over 2000 people and or me rigni— 2000, just over 2000 people and all the right people— 2000, just over 2000 people and all the right people were there rosi— all the right people were there iosi rime.— all the right people were there last time. every— all the right people were there last time. every single member of last time. every single member oi ine— last time. every single member oi rne peeroge— last time. every single member of the peerage from dukes down to of the peerage from dukes down io ioos— of the peerage from dukes down to barons were _ of the peerage from dukes down to barons were invited. they ori— to barons were invited. they were all invited— to barons were invited. they were all invited and they all nem— were all invited and they all neni in— were all invited and they all went in their— were all invited and they all went in their robes and their coronets. and— went in their robes and their coronets. and this was a rather iiiiie— coronets. and this was a rather iiiiie nice— coronets. and this was a rather little nice little _ coronets. and this was a rather little nice little wrinkle that inev— little nice little wrinkle that inev nee— little nice little wrinkle that they were all— little nice little wrinkle that they were all allowed afterwards to they were all allowed afterwards io iv— they were all allowed afterwards io in me— they were all allowed afterwards no in me seoi— they were all allowed afterwards to by the seat they'd sat in. nno— to by the seat they'd sat in. and mis— to by the seat they'd sat in. and this was— to by the seat they'd sat in. and this was a— to by the seat they'd sat in. and this was a way of defraying

the and this was a way of defraying ine cosi. — and this was a way of defraying ine cosi. in— and this was a way of defraying the cost. in 1953.— and this was a way of defraying the cost. in 1953. and most of mem— the cost. in 1953. and most of men, onese— the cost. in 1953. and most of them, these piers— the cost. in 1953. and most of them, these piers bought their cnoirs— them, these piers bought their chairs rather— them, these piers bought their chairs rather nice— them, these piers bought their chairs rather nice blue in veivei— chairs rather nice blue in veivei .— chairs rather nice blue in veivei. i— chairs rather nice blue in velvet. i think- chairs rather nice blue in velvet . i think they were about velvet. i think they were about £5, velvet. i think they were about is, nnicn— velvet. i think they were about is, nnicn is— velvet. i think they were about £5, which is probably the egnivoieni— £5, which is probably the equivalent of— £5, which is probably the equivalent of about £65. now but moi-s— equivalent of about £65. now but inoi-s nnoi— equivalent of about £65. now but that's what happened. so i think nnoi— that's what happened. so i think no me— that's what happened. so i think no me king— that's what happened. so i think what the king is— that's what happened. so i think what the king is doing, his insiinci— what the king is doing, his insiinci is— what the king is doing, his instinct is right. and i think its— instinct is right. and i think its in— instinct is right. and i think its in rome— instinct is right. and i think it's in tune with— instinct is right. and i think it's in tune with the times and i it's in tune with the times and i inimi— it's in tune with the times and iininn peopie— it's in tune with the times and i think people will applaud it. arso— i think people will applaud it. ha, nes— i think people will applaud it. also, he's cut— i think people will applaud it. also, he's cut down the length of also, he's cut down the length oi ine— also, he's cut down the length of the procession _ also, he's cut down the length of the procession an it's going to of the procession an it's going io ie— of the procession an it's going io ie oniv— of the procession an it's going io ie oniv o— of the procession an it's going to be only a third— of the procession an it's going to be only a third of the engin— to be only a third of the iengrn. in— to be only a third of the length. in 1953, the queen pounced— length. in 1953, the queen bounced all— length. in 1953, the queen bounced all the way around the vesi— bounced all the way around the nesi ino— bounced all the way around the nesi mo in— bounced all the way around the west end in the— bounced all the way around the west end in the gold state coocn— west end in the gold state coach, which _ west end in the gold state coach, which apparently is very uncomfortable— coach, which apparently is very uncomfortable .— coach, which apparently is very uncomfortable . and twice that uncomfortable. and twice that in— uncomfortable. and twice that in orien— uncomfortable. and twice that was in order that— uncomfortable. and twice that was in order that 3 million peopie— was in order that 3 million peopie iining— was in order that 3 million people lining the streets could see people lining the streets could ner— people lining the streets could ner. inis— people lining the streets could see her. this time— people lining the streets could see her. this time it's going to be see her. this time it's going to ie guine— see her. this time it's going to ie gniie o— see her. this time it's going to be quite a short— see her. this time it's going to be quite a short journey up the moir— be quite a short journey up the moii oni— be quite a short journey up the mall and down— be quite a short journey up the mall and down whitehall and roriiomeni— mall and down whitehall and parliament street, around around roriiomeni— parliament street, around around parliament square. the last time the parliament square. the last time ine oneen— parliament square. the last time the queen went— parliament square. the last time the queen went up, park lane , the queen went up, park lane, evioro— the queen went up, park lane, oxford street— the queen went up, park lane, oxford street down regent screen— oxford street down regent street, trafalgar square ,

street, trafalgar square, northumberland avenue and into the embankment— northumberland avenue and into the embankment before she got pock— the embankment before she got iocv io— the embankment before she got back to westminster. and on the oi ine — back to westminster. and on the corner of the embankment and northumberland— corner of the embankment and northumberland avenue was cniioren-s— northumberland avenue was children's corner, and that was the children's corner, and that was me ionoesi— children's corner, and that was the loudest cheer— children's corner, and that was the loudest cheer of all. jrir children's corner, and that was the loudest cheer of all. jritr the loudest cheer of all. do you mini— the loudest cheer of all. do you min more— the loudest cheer of all. do you think there may be concerns about disruption from eco protesters, the likes of just stop oil oil? well i suppose these people have got no conscience. they're these people have got no conscience . they're one issue conscience. they're one issue zeoiois— conscience. they're one issue zeoiois oni— conscience. they're one issue zealots and they'll— if ri;ri.ri; they're one issue zealots and they'll do whatever inev— zealots and they'll do whatever inev inimi— zealots and they'll do whatever inev mini is— zealots and they'll do whatever they think is right. of course, its— they think is right. of course, it's completely— they think is right. of course, it's completely wrong . this is it's completely wrong. this is me— it's completely wrong. this is me mosi— it's completely wrong. this is the most important moment for mis— the most important moment for one connin— the most important moment for this country, let— the most important moment for this country, let alone the monorcnv— this country, let alone the monorcnv in— this country, let alone the monarchy in the last 70 years. inis— monarchy in the last 70 years. inis is— monarchy in the last 70 years. this is central— monarchy in the last 70 years. this is central to— monarchy in the last 70 years. this is central to our life. the peopie— this is central to our life. the peopie nno— this is central to our life. the peopie nno oe— this is central to our life. the people who are lucky enough to rive— people who are lucky enough to iive in— people who are lucky enough to iive in o— people who are lucky enough to live in a constitutional monorcin— live in a constitutional monarchy, which we do and enjoy mose— monarchy, which we do and enjoy those freedoms.— monarchy, which we do and enjoy those freedoms. of— monarchy, which we do and enjoy those freedoms. of course, those ireeooms— those freedoms. of course, those freedoms include— those freedoms. of course, those freedoms include the freedom of speecn— freedoms include the freedom of speecn oni— freedoms include the freedom of speecn on me— freedoms include the freedom of speech and the freedom of ossemiin— speech and the freedom of assembly. and _ speech and the freedom of assembly. and i would be the rosi— assembly. and i would be the iosi person— assembly. and i would be the last person to— assembly. and i would be the last person to interfere with mose— last person to interfere with inose. im— last person to interfere with nose. in on— last person to interfere with those. i'm an upholder of free speecn— those. i'm an upholder of free speech,.indeed_ those. i'm an upholder of free speech, indeed are you. speech, as indeed are you. nriiiioniiv.— speech, as indeed are you. brilliantly. every night of the neck— brilliantly. every night of the neck .— brilliantly. every night of the neck . nno— brilliantly. every night of the week . and wouldn't stop week. and so we wouldn't stop inem — week. and so we wouldn't stop

inem -inoi— week. and so we wouldn't stop inem -inoi .— week. and so we wouldn't stop inem-inoi . ne- week. and so we wouldn't stop them that . we wouldn't them doing that. we wouldn't scop— them doing that. we wouldn't siop-ooing— them doing that. we wouldn't siop-ooing-insil stop them doing that. i just nope— stop them doing that. i just nope inor— stop them doing that. i just hope that they— stop them doing that. i just hope that they are well behaved, inor— hope that they are well behaved, inoi inev— hope that they are well behaved, inoi inev oe— hope that they are well behaved, that they are peaceful and they are that they are peaceful and they ion— that they are peaceful and they are law abiding.— that they are peaceful and they are law abiding. but, you know someiiing— are law abiding. but, you know something, mark?— are law abiding. but, you know something, mark? stony silence is one— something, mark? stony silence is oi— something, mark? stony silence is oi ine— something, mark? stony silence is one of the most— something, mark? stony silence is one of the most effective way to is one of the most effective way io covey— is one of the most effective way to convey disapproval when emperor— to convey disapproval when emperor hirohito came here on a score— emperor hirohito came here on a sioie nap, — emperor hirohito came here on a state visit, those— emperor hirohito came here on a state visit, those poor men, mose— state visit, those poor men, those valiant— state visit, those poor men, those valiant men who had survived— those valiant men who had survived the— those valiant men who had survived the far— those valiant men who had survived the far east prison cops— survived the far east prison cps mose— survived the far east prison camps, those that were left , camps, those that were left, inev— camps, those that were left, inev insi— camps, those that were left, they just turned _ camps, those that were left, they just turned their back on nim— they just turned their back on nim oni— they just turned their back on him and stood— they just turned their back on him and stood silently . and i'll him and stood silently. and i'll ieii— him and stood silently. and i'll ieii von— him and stood silently. and i'll ieii yon, inor— him and stood silently. and i'll tell you, that was— him and stood silently. and i'll tell you, that was emotional . tell you, that was emotional. inor— tell you, that was emotional. inoi os— tell you, that was emotional. that was incredible. and i think inesc— that was incredible. and i think inese peopie— that was incredible. and i think these people should think about inemseives— these people should think about inemseives .— these people should think about themselves . they— these people should think about themselves . they obviously don't themselves. they obviously don't oioni— themselves. they obviously don't care about their— themselves. they obviously don't care about their public image. they— care about their public image. inev propopiv— care about their public image. they probably glory in the fact inor— they probably glory in the fact no peopie— they probably glory in the fact that people loathe them and what inev— that people loathe them and what inev oo— that people loathe them and what inev oo .— that people loathe them and what inev oo . nno— that people loathe them and what they do . and but,— that people loathe them and what they do . and but, you know , the they do. and but, you know, the sense has gone— they do. and but, you know, the sense has gone out— they do. and but, you know, the sense has gone out of the window nnen— sense has gone out of the window nnen von— sense has gone out of the window nnen you in— sense has gone out of the window nnen you in one— sense has gone out of the window when you try and talk to these peopie,— when you try and talk to these peopie, nee— when you try and talk to these people, we're all— when you try and talk to these people, we're all in the same poor,— people, we're all in the same poor, ini— people, we're all in the same poor, in ne— people, we're all in the same boat, but we don't do what they do. is— boat, but we don't do what they do. is ine— boat, but we don't do what they do. is the absence— boat, but we don't do what they do. is the absence of president joe do. is the absence of president roe eigen— do. is the absence of president joe biden unfortunate or a snub 7 joe biden unfortunate or a snub e inv—

joe biden unfortunate or a snub e on noi— joe biden unfortunate or a snub e on non noi— joe biden unfortunate or a snub ? kyiv not not anything- joe biden unfortunate or a snub ? kyiv not not anything of the sort. president ? kyiv not not anything of the sort . president eisenhower did sort. president eisenhower did not sort. president eisenhower did noi come— sort. president eisenhower did noi io— sort. president eisenhower did not come to the— president eisenhower did not come to the coronation in isos— not come to the coronation in rose oni— not come to the coronation in 1953 and more— not come to the coronation in 1953 and more in— not come to the coronation in 1953 and more in more recent rimes— 1953 and more in more recent iimes nnen— 1953 and more in more recent times when princess diana and mince— times when princess diana and prince charles— times when princess diana and prince charles married at saint ionis— prince charles married at saint paul's cathedral— prince charles married at saint paul's cathedral in 1981, the presidenc— paul's cathedral in 1981, the president didn't— paul's cathedral in 1981, the president didn't come. president iceogon— president didn't come. president iceogon oion-i— president didn't come. president reagan didn't come. but but his niie— reagan didn't come. but but his wig, voncv— reagan didn't come. but but his wife, nancy charming woman, i'd mei— wife, nancy charming woman, i'd mei ner— wife, nancy charming woman, i'd mei ner. sne— wife, nancy charming woman, i'd met her. she came— wife, nancy charming woman, i'd met her. she came and guess nnoie— met her. she came and guess nnoie sne— met her. she came and guess what? she was— met her. she came and guess what? she was escorted evervnnere— what? she was escorted everywhere in- what? she was escorted everywhere in those days by mince— everywhere in those days by prince andrew,— everywhere in those days by prince andrew, who, of course, iiving— prince andrew, who, of course, iiving in— prince andrew, who, of course, was living in the— prince andrew, who, of course, was living in the glory of moving— was living in the glory of having been— was living in the glory of having been in the falklands and coming— having been in the falklands and coming pock— having been in the falklands and coming pocv os— having been in the falklands and coming back as a— having been in the falklands and coming back as a hero with a nim— coming back as a hero with a win ine— coming back as a hero with a with the rose— coming back as a hero with a with the rose red— coming back as a hero with a with the rose red rose between his with the rose red rose between nis ieein— with the rose red rose between nis ieein oni— with the rose red rose between his teeth and he— with the rose red rose between his teeth and he was cheered to the his teeth and he was cheered to me ecno. — his teeth and he was cheered to the echo. -were- his teeth and he was cheered to the echo. were different the echo. those were different iimes— the echo. those were different iimes .— the echo. those were different iimes . so— the echo. those were different times . so there's— the echo. those were different times. so there's there's no times. so there's no there's no snoo— times. so there's no there's no snub involved— times. so there's no there's no snub involved in— times. so there's no there's no snub involved in that all. snub involved in that at all. nno— snub involved in that at all. no im— snub involved in that at all. and im sure— snub involved in that at all. and i'm sure the— snub involved in that at all. and i'm sure the king would never have thought of it. and i ieiieve— never have thought of it. and i ieiieve inor— never have thought of it. and i believe that president biden nong— believe that president biden rong nim — believe that president biden rong nim oni— believe that president biden rang him and explained to him. but rang him and explained to him. nor moi-s— rang him and explained to him. nor inoi-s noi— rang him and explained to him. but that's not how— rang him and explained to him. but that's not how it works. i , inev-re— but that's not how it works. i mean , they're trying to get

mean, they're trying to get a goon— mean, they're trying to get a goon inro— mean, they're trying to get a goon inio o— mean, they're trying to get a quart into a pint— mean, they're trying to get a quart into a pint pot, 2000 peopie— quart into a pint pot, 2000 peopie oni— quart into a pint pot, 2000 people and the— quart into a pint pot, 2000 people and the king is rightly invoiveci— people and the king is rightly involved. winners of the beth neop— involved. winners of the beth neoo, ine— involved. winners of the beth mead, the british empire medal. they— mead, the british empire medal. inev oe— mead, the british empire medal. inev ine— mead, the british empire medal. they are the lowest rank of nononrs— they are the lowest rank of honours winners— they are the lowest rank of honours winners , but they're the honours winners, but they're the son— honours winners, but they're the son oi— honours winners, but they're the son oi peopie— honours winners, but they're the son oi peopie in— honours winners, but they're the sort of people in the neighbourhoods, the people who do me — neighbourhoods, the people who do me good— neighbourhoods, the people who do the good things, the people inor— do the good things, the people no icnpen— do the good things, the people that rupert lowe— do the good things, the people that rupert lowe talking that rupert lowe was talking oioni— that rupert lowe was talking oioni .— that rupert lowe was talking oioni , nno— that rupert lowe was talking about , who actually deliver and about, who actually deliver and do about, who actually deliver and coo—nes— about, who actually deliver and oo—ne-s moie- about, who actually deliver and do he's made room do things. so he's made room for mem— do things. so he's made room for men. nes— do things. so he's made room for them. he's made— do things. so he's made room for them. he's made room for the rveicemen— them. he's made room for the servicemen and— them. he's made room for the servicemen and he's room servicemen and he's made room for servicemen and he's made room ion-ominorv— servicemen and he's made room ion-ominorv peopie- servicemen and he's made room for ordinary people who are for the ordinary people who are verv— for the ordinary people who are very-pon— for the ordinary people who are very-pom oi— for the ordinary people who are very-pom oi mis- for the ordinary people who are very part of this country. very much part of this country. nno— very much part of this country. and oiso— very much part of this country. and oiso oi— very much part of this country. and also of all— very much part of this country. and also of all the religions. ana,— and also of all the religions. nno, von— and also of all the religions. and, you know,— and also of all the religions. and, you know, another great ming— and, you know, another great ining nes— and, you know, another great thing he's done,— and, you know, another great thing he's done, which i think is so— thing he's done, which i think is so good,— thing he's done, which i think is so good, om— thing he's done, which i think is so good, on .— thing he's done, which i think is so good, um , the chief rabbi is so good, um, the chief rabbi , ipnroim— is so good, um, the chief rabbi , ephraim mirvis,_ is so good, um, the chief rabbi , ephraim mirvis, um , he's going , ephraim mirvis, um, he's going to , ephraim mirvis, um, he's going io nove— , ephraim mirvis, um, he's going io nove o,— , ephraim mirvis, um, he's going io nove o, on— , ephraim mirvis, um, he's going to have a, an airbnb at clarence nonse— to have a, an airbnb at clarence house on— to have a, an airbnb at clarence house on me— to have a, an airbnb at clarence house on the night— to have a, an airbnb at clarence house on the night before the common— house on the night before the coronation because being jewish, he coronation because being jewish, ne ono— coronation because being jewish, ne ono nis— coronation because being jewish, he and his wife— coronation because being jewish, he and his wife cannot drive in a he and his wife cannot drive in oco on me— he and his wife cannot drive in a car on the sabbath. and of ine— a car on the sabbath. and of course, the coronation is on soiioin. — course, the coronation is on soiioin. so— course, the coronation is on sabbath. so he's- course, the coronation is on sabbath. so he's staying with the sabbath. so he's staying with me mg,— sabbath. so he's staying with me mg, nim— sabbath. so he's staying with the king, with his wife, so that inev— the king, with his wife, so that inev co— the king, with his wife, so that inev nnen— the king, with his wife, so that they can then walk across to the one— they can then walk across to the oppev verv— they can then walk across to the oppey very in— they can then walk across to the oppey very in o— they can then walk across to the abbey very in a very nice casual wav— abbey very in a very nice casual noy on— abbey very in a very nice casual noy on soinrooy— abbey very in a very nice casual way on saturday morning. and i'm

mere-s— way on saturday morning. and i'm sure there's going— way on saturday morning. and i'm sure there's going to be somebody— sure there's going to be somebody at- sure there's going to be somebody at clarence house who's going— somebody at clarence house who's going io— somebody at clarence house who's going ro inm— somebody at clarence house who's going ro mm on— somebody at clarence house who's going to turn on the— somebody at clarence house who's going to turn on the lights for men — going to turn on the lights for men one— going to turn on the lights for them and turn— going to turn on the lights for them and turn them off again, iecose— them and turn them off again, because under— them and turn them off again, because under what it says in ine— because under what it says in me ioron— because under what it says in the torah, jewish _ because under what it says in the torah, jewish people are ioriiooen— the torah, jewish people are forbidden to— the torah, jewish people are forbidden to make a fire on the soiioin— forbidden to make a fire on the soiioin ono— forbidden to make a fire on the sabbath and do— forbidden to make a fire on the sabbath and do things. so sabbath and do other things. so i sabbath and do other things. so iininv— sabbath and do other things. so iininv moi-s— sabbath and do other things. so i think that's the— sabbath and do other things. so i think that's the king thinking onisioe— i think that's the king thinking onisioe ine— i think that's the king thinking outside the box— i think that's the king thinking outside the box ,_ i think that's the king thinking outside the box , if you will, outside the box, if you will, moving— outside the box, if you will, moking peopie— outside the box, if you will, making people feel comfortable and making people feel comfortable on irying— making people feel comfortable on irying io— making people feel comfortable and trying to make this as incinsive— and trying to make this as inclusive as— and trying to make this as inclusive as possible . and i inclusive as possible. and i inimi— inclusive as possible. and i think that's— inclusive as possible. and i think that's a— inclusive as possible. and i think that's a good thing. i mean, you mentioned the people nove— mean, you mentioned the people move been— mean, you mentioned the people who've been excluded. i don't inimi— who've been excluded. i don't ininv ior— who've been excluded. i don't think for one— who've been excluded. i don't think for one second that the pncness— think for one second that the pncness oi— think for one second that the duchess of york,— think for one second that the duchess of york, sarah, duchess of duchess of york, sarah, duchess oi von— duchess of york, sarah, duchess oi non .— duchess of york, sarah, duchess oi non , viii— duchess of york, sarah, duchess of york , will be _ duchess of york, sarah, duchess of york , will be at— duchess of york, sarah, duchess of york , will be at all put out, of york, will be at all put out, inor— of york, will be at all put out, no sne— of york, will be at all put out, that she hasn't— of york, will be at all put out, that she hasn't got an invitation _ that she hasn't got an invitation to - that she hasn't got an invitation to the abbey. she'll be going— invitation to the abbey. she'll be going io— invitation to the abbey. she'll be going no me— invitation to the abbey. she'll be going to the concert with a prominenc— be going to the concert with a prominent position under the battlements_ prominent position under the battlements of— prominent position under the battlements of windsor castle on sonooy. — battlements of windsor castle on sonooy. nno— battlements of windsor castle on sunday. and pamela mountbatten, who sunday. and pamela mountbatten, nno rve— sunday. and pamela mountbatten, nno i-ve noo— sunday. and pamela mountbatten, who i've had the— sunday. and pamela mountbatten, who i've had the pleasure of meeiing— who i've had the pleasure of meeiing .— who i've had the pleasure of meeting , she's— who i've had the pleasure of meeting , she's getting very old meeting, she's getting very old ini— meeting, she's getting very old now, but she's— meeting, she's getting very old now, but she's still sprightly ono— now, but she's still sprightly ono ner— now, but she's still sprightly and her daughter, india hicks, nos— and her daughter, india hicks, nos moie— and her daughter, india hicks, nos more i— and her daughter, india hicks, has made it clear— and her daughter, india hicks, has made it clear that she's not at has made it clear that she's not oi oi— has made it clear that she's not oi oii npsei— has made it clear that she's not at all upset. these— has made it clear that she's not at all upset. these are difficult— at all upset. these are difficult decisions, but they're moie— difficult decisions, but they're more every— difficult decisions, but they're more every toy.— difficult decisions, but they're made every day. and i think the

king— made every day. and i think the king is— made every day. and i think the king is nos— made every day. and i think the king is has taken— made every day. and i think the king is has taken good control. i king is has taken good control. i meon— king is has taken good control. i .— king is has taken good control. i , i— king is has taken good control. i , i os— king is has taken good control. i mean , i was never his greatest i mean, i was never his greatest oomirer— i mean, i was never his greatest oomirer .— i mean, i was never his greatest armra, i— i mean, i was never his greatest armra, i co— i mean, i was never his greatest admirer , i can promise you that. admirer, i can promise you that. ini— admirer, i can promise you that. in i— admirer, i can promise you that. in i mink— admirer, i can promise you that. but i think since— admirer, i can promise you that. but i think since he succeeded the but i think since he succeeded ine oneen— but i think since he succeeded ine oneen on— but i think since he succeeded the queen on september the 8th, nnen— the queen on september the 8th, nnen irogicoiiy— the queen on september the 8th, when tragically she died, he nosn-i— when tragically she died, he nosn-i poi— when tragically she died, he nosn-r pni o— when tragically she died, he hasn't put a foot wrong. and i mink— hasn't put a foot wrong. and i inink nes— hasn't put a foot wrong. and i think he's doing— hasn't put a foot wrong. and i think he's doing well . hasn't put a foot wrong. and i think he's doing well. e think he's doing well. it's oiiicioi— think he's doing well. it's official, michael- think he's doing well. it's official, michael cole will be one of our top royal pundits for our coronation celebrations. michael, look forward to seeing you in the flesh. which of course, is going to be a very special and joyful occasion. the biggest constitutional event of not just the year or the decade, but potentially the century . but potentially the century. michael, see you in a couple of weeks time. michael cole, former bbc royal correspondent and former spokesman for mohamed al—fayed . coming up, dale dolan, al—fayed. coming up, dale dolan, the part of the show where i take your video calls tonight. we'll be asking , is the era of we'll be asking, is the era of the bully boss over? plus, our concern the tories just a bit naff . all of that .

watching, britons watching . watching, britons watching. we're proud to be gb news news. ine— we're proud to be gb news news. ine peopie— we're proud to be gb news news. ine peopie .— we're proud to be gb news news. ine peopie . — we're proud to be gb news news. the people . f f the people. welcome back to mark dolan tonight at 9:00. it's my big opinion . i'll be dealing big opinion. i'll be dealing with the shocking departure of the remarkable and rather feisty dominic raab from high office. he has been our deputy prime minister. justice secretary. he's gone. he has resigned. has he taken one for the team? my reaction in my big opinion at

nine, you won't want to miss it . now, what should we do next? is it daniel dolan? okay now, the deputy prime minister of the united kingdom has indeed resigned. dominic raab has been accused of bullying after a report found him guilty. so it begs the question, if he is guilty of these allegations, which, by the way , is contested, which, by the way, is contested, including by the man himself, it begs a wider question, is the era of the bully boss over to discuss this? it's three brilliant viewers to mark dolan tonight sue from cheshire, addict from kent and norma in italy, addict . welcome back to italy, addict. welcome back to the show. good to have you back on again. what do you think ? are on again. what do you think? are we conflating being a tough boss with a bullying boss? what's the difference ? us thank you , mark. difference? us thank you, mark. nice to be back on your show. voo-re— nice to be back on your show. voo-re rigii— nice to be back on your show. voo-re rigni. i— nice to be back on your show. you're right. i think— nice to be back on your show. you're right. i think that's exactly what happens in our society . motty the definition society. motty the definition and the boundaries are very, very blurry . and if you become

very blurry. and if you become assertive , if you have strong assertive, if you have strong mind , you're very task oriented mind, you're very task oriented . and it may be seem that you uncompassionate , you don't uncompassionate, you don't follow maybe other people's needs. and actually you don't you don't necessarily have to be a tough boss and not compassionate. it can be come together . but compassionate. it can be come together. but in our culture today , as i probably will say, today, as i probably will say, very , very lame term, now that very, very lame term, now that snowflake culture that actually what happens if you're very assertive, you sound to be very aggressive and working against maybe other people . and she's maybe other people. and she's it's a shame because in order to have a tough task, in order to complete a very strong assignment, government minister is a is one of the toughest jobs probably on earth. there is no way you can be smiley to everyone . one how are you to everyone. one how are you to think about how you did what you did yesterday ? did you have any did yesterday? did you have any nice cake? did you want to go for a coffee? it does not work like that. you have a task to

complete and that's what needs to be named. it needs to be done . there is no other way. you don't right. you don't look don't look right. you don't look left. just straight left. you just go straight ahead. and responsibility of ahead. and the responsibility of ahead. and the responsibility of a of a boss is to make the task running. has the country to running. he has the country to running. he has the country to run to help the prime minister to do the most important job. and there is no way if it's a nilly willy , the task will not nilly willy, the task will not be done. and people sense weakness . and if you if you're a weakness. and if you if you're a weakness. and if you if you're a weak boss, your job will not be done. there will be more excuses . staff will find, find ways to do less job and if you are very task oriented , people will task oriented, people will admire you and it's completely okay sometimes to put the tough word or not necessary sarily the more smiley, but he does not. you don't hit anyone . you just you don't hit anyone. you just basically task oriented . and if basically task oriented. and if somebody does not do a good job, it's completely okay to say that obviously you're not going to slap on the face, not slap on

the wrist, but you're going to say it straight to the person. understand what needs to be done. nothing wrong with it. that's how companies runs. that's how companies runs. that's good. that's good. good government done. i don't see a problem here, but i'm very disappointed pointed that in our culture today , task oriented, culture today, task oriented, strong minded and strong entrepreneurs seem to be bullies. i'm very disappointed. you're right. here sue. whether it's a government— /ri:r. ”c: "g jiljii: whether it's a government department, a iooiioii— it's a government department, a iooiioii croi— it's a government department, a football club or— it's a government department, a football club or a— it's a government department, a football club or a business dodi at football club or a business dodi oi inese— football club or a business dodi at these organisations , these at these organisations, these endeavours need— at these organisations, these endeavours need a bit of tough rove— endeavours need a bit of tough iove, o— endeavours need a bit of tough iove, o iii— endeavours need a bit of tough iove, o iii oi— endeavours need a bit of tough love, a bit of frank— endeavours need a bit of tough love, a bit of frank honesty and a love, a bit of frank honesty and o iii— love, a bit of frank honesty and o iii oi— love, a bit of frank honesty and o iii oi sirong— love, a bit of frank honesty and a bit of strong leadership . a bit of strong leadership. war,— a bit of strong leadership. wen, yes— a bit of strong leadership. war, yes, oi— a bit of strong leadership. well, yes, of course we do, or eise— well, yes, of course we do, or eise morning— well, yes, of course we do, or else nothing would ever get done. — else nothing would ever get done. i— else nothing would ever get done. i think— else nothing would ever get done. i think one of the propiems— done. i think one of the problems nowadays is that people oon-i— problems nowadays is that people oon-i expeci— problems nowadays is that people oon-i evpeci io — problems nowadays is that people don't expect to be _ problems nowadays is that people don't expect to be asked to do men— don't expect to be asked to do men toi— don't expect to be asked to do theirjob properly— don't expect to be asked to do theirjob properly and don't expect to be asked to do their job properly and they don't expect to be asked to do theirjob properly and they get their job properly and they get a their job properly and they get o iii— their job properly and they get o iii nnen— their job properly and they get a bit when they— their job properly and they get a bit when they are asked to do it. a bit when they are asked to do i. kno— a bit when they are asked to do in and ii— a bit when they are asked to do it. and it amazes— a bit when they are asked to do it. and it amazes me that in the

civi— it. and it amazes me that in the civii service— it. and it amazes me that in the civil service it's— it. and it amazes me that in the civil service it's virtually impossiiie— civil service it's virtually impossible to- civil service it's virtually impossible to sack somebody that peopie— impossible to sack somebody that peopie oon-i— impossible to sack somebody that people don't actually stand up for themselves— people don't actually stand up for themselves if— people don't actually stand up for themselves if that's how iney— for themselves if that's how iney ieei. — for themselves if that's how they feel. because from what rve— they feel. because from what ive i— they feel. because from what i've seen, i don't— they feel. because from what i've seen, i don't think dominic snooke— i've seen, i don't think dominic snonio nove— i've seen, i don't think dominic should have actually resigned onynoy— should have actually resigned anyway because _ should have actually resigned anyway because nothing is done omonis— anyway because nothing is done omonis io— anyway because nothing is done amounts to bullying in my view. i amounts to bullying in my view. iinink— amounts to bullying in my view. iinink ii— amounts to bullying in my view. iinink ii iney— amounts to bullying in my view. i think if they were upset, then iney— i think if they were upset, then iney cogni— i think if they were upset, then iney ongni io— i think if they were upset, then they ought to have opened their monon— they ought to have opened their noun or— they ought to have opened their monin oi ine— they ought to have opened their mouth at the time— they ought to have opened their mouth at the time and told him, why— mouth at the time and told him, nny oo— mouth at the time and told him, vvny oo peopie— mouth at the time and told him, why do people wait for years and nnen— why do people wait for years and men oo— why do people wait for years and men do sinii— why do people wait for years and then do stuff anonymously before yore— then do stuff anonymously before yore moking— then do stuff anonymously before yore moking o— then do stuff anonymously before you're making a complaint? i mink— you're making a complaint? i mm is— you're making a complaint? i think it's all— you're making a complaint? i think it's all very— you're making a complaint? i think it's all very fishy in the insi— think it's all very fishy in the iirsi pioce. — think it's all very fishy in the iirsi pioce. i— think it's all very fishy in the first place. i also— think it's all very fishy in the first place. i also think it's oioni— first place. i also think it's oioni rime— first place. i also think it's about time that- first place. i also think it's about time that the government laid about time that the government ioio gonn— about time that the government laid down guidelines, if you im— laid down guidelines, if you iike .— laid down guidelines, if you iike , on— laid down guidelines, if you like , on what— laid down guidelines, if you like , on what actually like, on what actually constitutes- like, on what actually constitutes bullying so that we nove— constitutes bullying so that we move o— constitutes bullying so that we nove o proper— constitutes bullying so that we have a proper bar— constitutes bullying so that we have a proper bar , that people have a proper bar, that people know— have a proper bar, that people know nnere— have a proper bar, that people know where they— have a proper bar, that people know where they stand because yore going— know where they stand because now you're going to get every minisier— now you're going to get every minister frightened to death to ioik— minister frightened to death to ioik io— minister frightened to death to ioik io nis— minister frightened to death to talk to his blinking civil servonis— talk to his blinking civil servants in— talk to his blinking civil servants in case they all get npsei— servants in case they all get npsei .— servants in case they all get npsei . kno— servants in case they all get upset . and crikey, if i'd have upset. and crikey, if i'd have speni— upset. and crikey, if i'd have speni my— upset. and crikey, if i'd have speni my ro— upset. and crikey, if i'd have spent my 40 years working in

ininsiry— spent my 40 years working in industry, getting— spent my 40 years working in industry, getting upset about sinii— industry, getting upset about sinii nonri— industry, getting upset about stuff would have been i would nove— stuff would have been i would move keen— stuff would have been i would move ieen o— stuff would have been i would have been a mental wreck by the rime— have been a mental wreck by the rime io— have been a mental wreck by the time i'd finished.— have been a mental wreck by the time i'd finished. it's ridiculous— time i'd finished. it's ridiculous .- time i'd finished. it's ridiculous . look, sue, i should ridiculous. look, sue, i should oivionsiy— ridiculous. look, sue, i should obviously point— ridiculous. look, sue, i should obviously point out that dominic kook— obviously point out that dominic kooi nos— obviously point out that dominic raab has resigned— obviously point out that dominic raab has resigned because at ieosi— raab has resigned because at ieosi ino— raab has resigned because at ieosi ino oi— raab has resigned because at least two of those allegations ogoinsi— least two of those allegations ogoinsi nim — least two of those allegations against him were— least two of those allegations against him were upheld. but i nnoersiono— against him were upheld. but i understand that— against him were upheld. but i understand that you're concerned oioni— understand that you're concerned oioni nis— understand that you're concerned about his departure and the circumstances— about his departure and the circumstances as surrounding it. someining— circumstances as surrounding it. someining viii— circumstances as surrounding it. something will be— circumstances as surrounding it. something will be debating, in my big— something will be debating, in my pig opinion— something will be debating, in my big opinion, just after nine. poi— my big opinion, just after nine. poi porno,— my big opinion, just after nine. but norma, have— my big opinion, just after nine. but norma, have you ever sniiereo— but norma, have you ever suffered at— but norma, have you ever suffered at the— but norma, have you ever suffered at the hands of an opnsive— suffered at the hands of an abusive boss?— suffered at the hands of an abusive boss? your to have sniiereo— abusive boss? your to have sniiereo e — abusive boss? your to have suffered ? but,- abusive boss? your to have suffered ? a. abusive boss? your to have suffered ? l. 3ri:r suffered? but, um, i do understand what a bully is because i'm a bully. uh particularly in my, in my household. i mean, your first, your first speaker described me completely . i'm like, this your first speaker described me completely. i'm like, this is my husband . i'm telling me stupid husband. i'm telling me stupid all the time. i insult and

offend him and kick him round the ear holes all the time. i'm a bully . know the difference a bully. know the difference between a bully and a good boss is you know, you don't comment on the person . i'm personal with on the person. i'm personal with my husband all the time . it's my husband all the time. it's the only person i bully. i think a bully anybody else. and i have been bullied myself at work. and it's really, really unpleasant. but if a if people comment on the task like with a child, you don't say you're stupid. you say what you did was stupid. you should treat people with respect . i mean, i agree with your first speaker that, you know, you can be demanding, but there's a difference between being demanding and being belittling , don't you think? belittling, don't you think? yeah i think that's a very fair point. but look, you sound like a point. but look, you sound like o ioveiy— point. but look, you sound like o ioveiy pniiy— point. but look, you sound like a lovely bully to— point. but look, you sound like a lovely bully to me.- but look, you sound like a lovely bully to me. i've enroyeo— a lovely bully to me. i've enroyeo peing— a lovely bully to me. i've enjoyed being bullied by all mice— enjoyed being bullied by all once oi— enjoyed being bullied by all once oi yon. — enjoyed being bullied by all three of you. could you please oise— three of you. could you please yon— three of you. could you please raise your hands— three of you. could you please raise your hands if— three of you. could you please raise your hands if you think pominic— raise your hands if you think dominic raab— raise your hands if you think dominic raab was right to resign— dominic raab was right to resigne ii— dominic raab was right to resign? if you— dominic raab was right to resign? if you think he was rigni— resign? if you think he was rigni io— resign? if you think he was right to resign,— resign? if you think he was right to resign, please raise your— right to resign, please raise your nonos.— right to resign, please raise

your hands. no— right to resign, please raise your hands. no there you go. all inree— your hands. no there you go. all inree oi— your hands. no there you go. all inree oi my— your hands. no there you go. all three of my callers— your hands. no there you go. all three of my callers to dial poion— three of my callers to dial dolan believe— three of my callers to dial dolan believe that dominic raab snoopi— dolan believe that dominic raab snonio spiki— dolan believe that dominic raab should still be— dolan believe that dominic raab should still be in— dolan believe that dominic raab should still be in post as oepnry— should still be in post as deputy prime— should still be in post as deputy prime minister and rnsrice— deputy prime minister and justice secretary . brilliant to justice secretary. brilliant to nove— justice secretary. brilliant to move opi— justice secretary. brilliant to have all three— justice secretary. brilliant to have all three of— justice secretary. brilliant to have all three of you on this. oh have all three of you on this. on go— have all three of you on this. on go or— have all three of you on this. on go oi ii— have all three of you on this. oh go at it briefly if you can say— oh go at it briefly if you can say something,— oh go at it briefly if you can say something, generally speoking— say something, generally speaking, about the government, oon-i— speaking, about the government, oon-i ne— speaking, about the government, oon-i ne nove— speaking, about the government, don't we have a— speaking, about the government, don't we have a problem that minisier— don't we have a problem that minister change— don't we have a problem that minister change so frequently? ves. — minister change so frequently? ves. io— minister change so frequently? ves. io pove— minister change so frequently? ves. io pove o— minister change so frequently? yes. to have a good— minister change so frequently? yes. to have a good government and a complete position, a minister have to be from start to finish off the government . to finish off the government. that's one of the problems that they don't have the assertiveness and a good space to do what they want. i think that's our problem. a really good point. as with any psmess— good point. as with any business, you- 33 as with any business, you don't want a high inmover oi— business, you don't want a high turnover of staff,— business, you don't want a high turnover of staff, especially at the turnover of staff, especially at me rop— turnover of staff, especially at me iop .— turnover of staff, especially at me rop . war,— turnover of staff, especially at the top . well, we— turnover of staff, especially at the top . well, we don't have the top. well, we don't have a nign— the top. well, we don't have a nign inmover— the top. well, we don't have a high turnover on _ the top. well, we don't have a high turnover on daniel dolan pecose— high turnover on daniel dolan pecose ine— high turnover on daniel dolan because the callers to this show so good,— because the callers to this show were so good, which means that porno— were so good, which means that pormo knic— were so good, which means that norma attic and— were so good, which means that norma attic and sue, you'll be reinrning— norma attic and sue, you'll be reinrning yew,— norma attic and sue, you'll be returning very, very shortly to the returning very, very shortly to me progromme— returning very, very shortly to the programme. thanks for your inpni. — the programme. thanks for your input. brilliant— the programme. thanks for your input. brilliant stuff. don't iorgei— input. brilliant stuff. don't iorgei .— input. brilliant stuff. don't iorgei , my— input. brilliant stuff. don't iorgei , my pig— input. brilliant stuff. don't forget, my big opinion is on its voy— forget, my big opinion is on its my ny— forget, my big opinion is on its my on iirsi— forget, my big opinion is on its my on iirsi on— forget, my big opinion is on its way. my first on air comments

oponi— way. my first on air comments oponi ine— way. my first on air comments about the departure of dominic koop. — about the departure of dominic koop. nr— about the departure of dominic poop. in give— about the departure of dominic raab. i'll give you my measured yang,— raab. i'll give you my measured veroici, poi— raab. i'll give you my measured verdict, but next— raab. i'll give you my measured verdict, but next up are conservatories- verdict, but next up are conservatories just a bit naff? viii— conservatories just a bit naff? niii pe— conservatories just a bit naff? will be debating— conservatories just a bit naff? will be debating that with the spor— will be debating that with the sior oi— will be debating that with the star of homes— will be debating that with the star of homes under the hammer , star of homes under the hammer, nonin— star of homes under the hammer, nonin koperis— star of homes under the hammer, martin roberts. he's— star of homes under the hammer, martin roberts. he's .

next my i nextl my big | vexi- my big opinion | vexi— my big opinion verdict on pominic— my big opinion verdict on dominic raab— my big opinion verdict on dominic raab and his departure irom— dominic raab and his departure irom nign— dominic raab and his departure from high office— dominic raab and his departure from high office in just over ren— from high office in just over ten minutes.— from high office in just over ten minutes. in— from high office in just over ten minutes. in my big opinion, you— ten minutes. in my big opinion, you non-i— ten minutes. in my big opinion, you wont noni— ten minutes. in my big opinion, you won't want to— ten minutes. in my big opinion, you won't want to miss it, but per-s— you won't want to miss it, but iei-s ioik— you won't want to miss it, but let's talk about— you won't want to miss it, but let's talk about this. are you ine— let's talk about this. are you me prono— let's talk about this. are you the proud owner— let's talk about this. are you the proud owner of a conservatory? well, it might be pringing— conservatory? well, it might be pringing ine— conservatory? well, it might be bringing the value of your house gonn— bringing the value of your house down. according— bringing the value of your house down. according to— bringing the value of your house down. according to reports , the down. according to reports, the ciossic— down. according to reports, the classic conservatory is no classic glass conservatory is no ionger— classic glass conservatory is no ionger voineo— classic glass conservatory is no longer valued as— classic glass conservatory is no longer valued as an asset . with longer valued as an asset. with energy— longer valued as an asset. with energy prices— longer valued as an asset. with energy prices through the roof ono— energy prices through the roof ono moeorn— energy prices through the roof and modern tastes ever changing . so— and modern tastes ever changing . so on— and modern tastes ever changing . so our conservatories just a pir— . so our conservatories just a pic noii— . so our conservatories just a bit naff. joining— . so our conservatories just a bit naff. joining us to discuss mis— bit naff. joining us to discuss one is— bit naff. joining us to discuss one is ine— bit naff. joining us to discuss this is the star— bit naff. joining us to discuss this is the star of— bit naff. joining us to discuss this is the star of homes under the this is the star of homes under ine nonme— this is the star of homes under the hammer and— this is the star of homes under the hammer and many other tv pips— the hammer and many other tv niis nonin— the hammer and many other tv

hits, martin roberts hi, martin. coco— hits, martin roberts hi, martin. cooo evening,— hits, martin roberts hi, martin. good evening, mark. thank you for good evening, mark. thank you ior roining— good evening, mark. thank you ior roining ps— good evening, mark. thank you for joining us from such a forjoining us from such a scenic location- forjoining us from such a scenic location . where are you . scenic location. where are you. so scenic location. where are you. so i— scenic location. where are you. so i on— scenic location. where are you. so i on in— scenic location. where are you. so i on in me— scenic location. where are you. so i am in the beautiful- scenic location. where are you. so i am in the beautiful rhondda valley, but wanted to be in the middle of a housing estate, possibly surrounded by people who might have concerns . the who might have concerns. the tories who will be taking- r: the tories who will be taking this nnoie— tories who will be taking this nnoie ming— tories who will be taking this whole thing very— tories who will be taking this whole thing very badly. tories who will be taking this whole thing very badly . f whole thing very badly. because how come— whole thing very badly. because how come someone dodi somewhere has said that something that i think is a really fantastic addition to a house is suddenly naff. i mean, addition to a house is suddenly naff . i mean, they'll be saying naff. i mean, they'll be saying inor— naff. i mean, they'll be saying no goroges— naff. i mean, they'll be saying that garages and— i mean, they'll be saying that garages and kitchens and ioke— that garages and kitchens and ioke scone— that garages and kitchens and fake stone fireplace spaces and non— fake stone fireplace spaces and noii peiore— fake stone fireplace spaces and naff before we— fake stone fireplace spaces and naff before we know it. " naff before we know it. i mean, nno— naff before we know it. i mean, who is— naff before we know it. i mean, who is nriiing— naff before we know it. i mean, who is writing this stuff? they are amazed spaces that have natural light. and yes, they cosi— natural light. and yes, they cosi o— natural light. and yes, they cost a little— natural light. and yes, they cost a little bit— natural light. and yes, they cost a little bit to- l 3 and yes, they cost a little bit to heat. and yes,— cost a little bit to heat. and yes, iney-re— cost a little bit to heat. and yes, iney-re very— cost a little bit to heat. and yes, they're very cold in the winner— yes, they're very cold in the ninier ono— yes, they're very cold in the winter and very— yes, they're very cold in the winter and very hot in the summer. but— winter and very hot in the summer. but for a couple of necks— summer. but for a couple of neeks in— summer. but for a couple of weeks in the— summer. but for a couple of weeks in the year, in the spring ono— weeks in the year, in the spring mo in— weeks in the year, in the spring mo in ine— weeks in the year, in the spring and in the autumn, they are the mosi— and in the autumn, they are the most beautiful— and in the autumn, they are the most beautiful places to be. is the most beautiful places to be. is one issue— most beautiful places to be. is the issue that— most beautiful places to be. is the issue that some— most beautiful places to be. is

the issue that some of- most beautiful places to be. is the issue that some of them are badly done . yes yes. in the same badly done. yes yes. in the same way— badly done. yes yes. in the same noy inor— badly done. yes yes. in the same noy inoi .— badly done. yes yes. in the same noy inoi , yon— badly done. yes yes. in the same way that , you know,— 3 3 “iii; yes. in the same way that , you know, there was way that, you know, there was a irony— way that, you know, there was a iinrry oi— way that, you know, there was a iinrry oi peopie— way that, you know, there was a flurry of people offering double groping— flurry of people offering double giozing ono— flurry of people offering double glazing and some of it was very good. — glazing and some of it was very good. kno— glazing and some of it was very good. and some— glazing and some of it was very good. and some of— glazing and some of it was very good. and some of it really osp— good. and some of it really wasn't. there— good. and some of it really wasn't. there was a, a, a people nno— wasn't. there was a, a, a people nno rompeo— wasn't. there was a, a, a people nno rompeo on— wasn't. there was a, a, a people who jumped on the— wasn't. there was a, a, a people who jumped on the bandwagon and providing— who jumped on the bandwagon and providing . — who jumped on the bandwagon and providing . ves— who jumped on the bandwagon and providing. “iii; providing. yes. conservatories that may not be up to scratch. and i think what people are reierring— and i think what people are reierring io — and i think what people are referring to when they're ioiking — referring to when they're talking about— referring to when they're talking about naff is the kind of talking about naff is the kind oi sinii— talking about naff is the kind of stuff that's— talking about naff is the kind of stuff that's made out of eiiner— of stuff that's made out of either that— of stuff that's made out of either that kind of old fashioned— either that kind of old fashioned aluminium looking oinmininm— fashioned aluminium looking aluminium where it actually kooks— aluminium where it actually iooks iike— aluminium where it actually looks like aluminium as opposed to looks like aluminium as opposed io piosiic— looks like aluminium as opposed ro piosiiclinsi— looks like aluminium as opposed to plastic just badly put to plastic or just badly put iogeiner— to plastic or just badly put rogeiner. — to plastic or just badly put rogeiner. i— to plastic or just badly put together. i think- to plastic or just badly put together. 3 together. i think modern conservatories, if they're done right, they can be beautiful . a right, they can be beautiful. a lot of the plastic that they use to do these things can actually look like wood and actually some people have conservators that are actually made of wood. so it's a bit more like an orongery— it's a bit more like an orongery, i— it's a bit more like an orangery, i guess it's what you coki— orangery, i guess it's what you coiilii— orangery, i guess it's what you coiilii i— orangery, i guess it's what you call-if i said— orangery, i guess it's what you call-if i said that- orangery, i guess it's what you call if i said that the call it. if i said that the nonse— call it. if i said that the moose nos— call it. if i said that the house has an- call it. if i said that the house has an orangery, then eveorye— house has an orangery, theni everyone—on everyone would be going, oh, nice— everyone would be going, oh, nice additional— everyone would be going, oh, nice additional thing to have. poi— nice additional thing to have. poi pecose— nice additional thing to have. but because it's— nice additional thing to have. but because it's called a conservatory, _ but because it's called a conservatory, i've got no

conservatives. - conservatory, i've got no conservatives. they're just so ies.— conservatives. they're just so ies-iney-re— conservatives. they're just so 70s.-they're not.- conservatives. they're just so 70s. they're not. we need 70s. well, they're not. we need spoce— 70s. well, they're not. we need space more than— 70s. well, they're not. we need space more than anything else in our space more than anything else in nomes kno— space more than anything else in our homes. and a— space more than anything else in our homes. and a concern tree provide— our homes. and a concern tree can provide really— our homes. and a concern tree can provide really nice living spoce— can provide really nice living spoce veon— can provide really nice living space. yeah, they can be a great pioyroom— space. yeah, they can be a great pioyroom ior— space. yeah, they can be a great playroom for the _ space. yeah, they can be a great playroom for the kids . playroom for the kids. fantastic— playroom for the kids. fantastic for— playroom for the kids. fantastic for entertaining , fantastic for entertaining, really good for pensioners who can't go outside but want some sunshine in. i wonder where the martin criticism of conserving trees is just pure snobbery . i trees is just pure snobbery. i think it is. it's like, well, one wouldn't— think it is. it's like, well, one wouldn't have- e it's like, well, one wouldn't have a conservatory nonpo— one wouldn't have a conservatory nonio noni— one wouldn't have a conservatory nonio noni .— one wouldn't have a conservatory nonio noni , yon— one wouldn't have a conservatory would want , you know it's would want, you know it's rnppisp— would want, you know it's rnppisn. ii— would want, you know it's rubbish. it is— would want, you know it's rubbish. it is absolutely rnppisn— rubbish. it is absolutely rnppisn .— rubbish. it is absolutely rubbish . i— rubbish. it is absolutely rubbish . i mean, this whole rubbish. i mean, this whole concepi— rubbish. i mean, this whole concept that— rubbish. i mean, this whole concept that this report that's receniiy— concept that this report that's receniiy peen— concept that this report that's recently been published said inor— recently been published said inoi inor— recently been published said inoi inoi o— recently been published said that that a conservatory can ocinoiiy— that that a conservatory can actually devalue— that that a conservatory can actually devalue a property by iike— actually devalue a property by iike pp— actually devalue a property by iike np io— actually devalue a property by like up to £15,000. i mean, i oon-i— like up to £15,000. i mean, i oon-i knon— like up to £15,000. i mean, i oon-i knon. — like up to £15,000. i mean, i don't know . well- like up to £15,000. i mean, i don't know . ennis " it don't know. well, he's been cut off in his prime. he should have doneit off in his prime. he should have done it from the conservatory where there's a good broadband connection . oh i've got to say connection. oh i've got to say i absolutely love conservatories. you've got a new development,

haven't you now, which is rooms with a glass roof, which i think is somewhere between part of the house and a conservatory. but i'm all for natural light. i think they're fantastic. i think they're great in care homes as well. of locations, bars well. lots of locations, bars and restaurants that have got conservatory are some of the best places to go. i think they're so look , if they're fantastic. so look, if you are a conservatory fan, do let know. so much to get let me know. so much to get through in the next couple of hours. so from nine, it's my big opinion. it's all about dominic raab. we're not messing around on but we've also got on that one, but we've also got to talk about some other big issues across the course of the show. we've got the papers coming in at 1030 and we're expecting a big reaction to the raab story. is this poor old rishi sunaks first major political crisis this can he bounce back from this ? another bounce back from this? another blow just before those local elections. many critical of rishi sunak for his handling of the situation . of course, the situation. of course, dominic raab was the guy that

nominated him for the tory leadership, which at the time was politically brave and has he been shown enough loyalty by sunak, given the fact that he has now moved on and has left the government? it's pretty clear to me that raab has taken one for the team. is that the right thing to do? i think if he wants to resume his political career, he's going to have to hope wins the next hope that sunak wins the next election, which i believe by the day becomes increase hinckley likely and unfashionable view. but mark dolan tonight is the home of unfashionable views . so home of unfashionable views. so my big opinion next with full pundh my big opinion next with full pundit reaction so much to get through big debates , big through big debates, big stories, big guests and plenty of chuckles along the way. after all, it is friday night. hello there, i'm greg e 3 3 hello there, i'm greg dewhurst e 3 333 hello there, i'm greg dewhurst and neicome— there, i'm greg dewhurst and neicorne io— there, i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your— there, i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest broadcast irom— welcome to your latest broadcast irom ine— welcome to your latest broadcast irom ine nei— welcome to your latest broadcast from the met office. the weekend is iooking— from the met office. the weekend is looking fairly— from the met office. the weekend is looking fairly unsettled. we viii— is looking fairly unsettled. we niii see— is looking fairly unsettled. we will see some— is looking fairly unsettled. we will see some heavy showers, ionger— will see some heavy showers, ionger speiis— will see some heavy showers, longer spells of— will see some heavy showers, longer spells of rain, but i'm nopeini— longer spells of rain, but i'm hopeful there'll— longer spells of rain, but i'm hopeful there'll some sunny hopeful there'll be some sunny speiis— hopeful there'll be some sunny spells. between _ hopeful there'll be some sunny spells. between - it- spells in between. but it is going— spells in between. but it is going io— spells in between. but it is going to.rather- spells in between. but it is going to rather cool, going to be rather cool, ponicnioriy— going to be rather cool, particularly by the end of the

weekend— particularly by the end of the weekend into— particularly by the end of the weekend into the beginning of nevi— weekend into the beginning of nevi-iooking— weekend into the beginning of next-lookinglthe- weekend into the beginning of next looking the bigger next week. looking at the bigger picnic,— next week. looking at the bigger picture,-pressure_ next week. looking at the bigger picture,-pressure is- picture, low pressure is oeveioping— picture, low pressure is developing charge picture, low pressure is developing-charge the developing and in charge of the neoiner— developing and in charge of the weather—through. developing and in charge of the weather through the weather as we move through the weekend— weather as we move through the weekend beginning weekend and into beginning of nevi—spies- weekend and into beginning of next—slides away. weekend and into beginning of next—slides away ,i next week. just slides away, oiioning— next week. just slides away, oiioning o— next week. just slides away, allowing a northerly air allowing a colder northerly air to allowing a colder northerly air io oeveiop— allowing a colder northerly air to develop across— allowing a colder northerly air to develop across the country mis— to develop across the country inis evening.— to develop across the country this evening. cloudy across the ceniroi— this evening. cloudy across the central swathe_ this evening. cloudy across the central swathe of— this evening. cloudy across the central swathe of the uk into ine— central swathe of the uk into me eoriy— central swathe of the uk into the early hours.— central swathe of the uk into the early hours. some heavy rain possipie— the early hours. some heavy rain possipie oi— the early hours. some heavy rain possible at times— the early hours. some heavy rain possible at times either side of mis— possible at times either side of inis oner— possible at times either side of this drier with— possible at times either side of this drier with some clear speiis— this drier with some clear speiis, some— this drier with some clear spells, some mist and fog poicnes— spells, some mist and fog- patches—england. patches across southern england. ioncn— patches across southern england. ioncn-nnoer— patches across southern england. touch-under the- patches across southern england. touch under the clearer touch of frost under the clearer speiis— touch of frost under the clearer speiis poi— touch of frost under the clearer spells, but temperatures holding up spells, but temperatures holding np-cionoy— spells, but temperatures holding np-cioniy oni- spells, but temperatures holding up cloudy and rainy , up where it's cloudy and rainy, ions— up where it's cloudy and rainy, ions oi— up where it's cloudy and rainy, ions oi 6— up where it's cloudy and rainy, ions oi 6l7_ up where it's cloudy and rainy, lows of 6 7 degrees here, lows of 6 or 7 degrees here, ms— lows of 6 or 7 degrees here, minus one and— lows of 6 or 7 degrees here, minus one and minus two. under mose— minus one and minus two. under inose cieor— minus one and minus two. under those clear spells. _ minus one and minus two. under those clear spells. but it means a those clear spells. but it means o-sion— those clear spells. but it means o-sion ior— those clear spells. but it means a-start for some- those clear spells. but it means a start for some across a bright start for some across soninern— a bright start for some across southern areas.— a bright start for some across southern areas. a— a bright start for some across southern areas. a few mist and fog southern areas. a few mist and iog—cieoringl southern areas. a few mist and. iog—cieoring ono fog patches quickly clearing and it's fog patches quickly clearing and iris-inongn— fog patches quickly clearing and it's though, before it's not long, though, before iormer— it's not long, though, before further cloud— it's not long, though, before further cloud and showery rain pnsnes— further cloud and showery rain pushes-southern- further cloud and showery rain pushes southern parts of pushes into southern parts of ingionci— pushes into southern parts of england, northern england, whilst northern ireionci— england, whilst northern ireland, southern scotland, nonmem— ireland, southern scotland, northern england having a cloudy northern englade having a cloudy day. northern england having a cloudy toy—rom— northern england having a cloudy toy—ion pere- day. outbreaks of rain here. anoiner— day. outbreaks of rain here. anoiner-ooy- day. outbreaks of rain here. another day across another sunny day across scoiioni— another sunny day across scotland highs of another sunny day across- scotland-highs of 17 scotland, though highs of 17 ceisins— scotland, though highs of 17 celsius towards— scotland, though highs of 17 celsius towards the northwest inere. — celsius towards the northwest there. elsewhere— celsius towards the northwest there. elsewhere air will generoiiy— there. elsewhere air will generally see - there. elsewhere air will generally see the mid teens . generally see the mid teens. inen— generally see the mid teens. inen inro— generally see the mid teens. then into the— generally see the mid teens. then into the evening time , then into the evening time, innner— then into the evening time, further showery— then into the evening time, further showery rain pushes nonn— further showery rain pushes

north across— further showery rain pushes north across much of the compo.— north across much of the conniry. ine— north across much of the country. the wind starting to pick— country. the wind starting to pick up— country. the wind starting to pick up ocoss— country. the wind starting to pick up across northern scotland coming— pick up across northern scotland coming in— pick up across northern scotland coming in iron— pick up across northern scotland coming in from a— pick up across northern scotland coming in from a northerly oireciion— coming in from a northerly direction and— coming in from a northerly direction and generally with ciono— direction and generally with more cloud around and showery onipreoks— more cloud around and showery onipreoks oi— more cloud around and showery outbreaks of rain— more cloud around and showery outbreaks of rain as that low pressure develops across the uk , it pressure develops across the uk , ii meons— pressure develops across the uk , it means temperatures won't be as , it means temperatures won't be os ion— , it means temperatures won't be os ion .— , it means temperatures won't be os ion . vie-ii— , it means temperatures won't be as low . we'll see— , it means temperatures won't be as low . we'll see generally as low. we'll see generally minimum— as low. we'll see generally minimum temperatures of 4 to 7 degrees.— minimum temperatures of 4 to 7 degrees. so— minimum temperatures of 4 to 7 degrees. so ii— minimum temperatures of 4 to 7 degrees. so it does— minimum temperatures of 4 to 7 degrees. so it does mean a min— degrees. so it does mean a cniiiy sion— degrees. so it does mean a chilly start to— degrees. so it does mean a chilly start to sunday, rather cionoy— chilly start to sunday, rather cionoy incogn— chilly start to sunday, rather cloudy though showery outbreaks of cloudy though showery outbreaks oi rom— cloudy though showery outbreaks oi .— cloudy though showery outbreaks oi . some— cloudy though showery outbreaks of rain . some of— cloudy though showery outbreaks of rain . some of the rain could of rain. some of the rain could be of rain. some of the rain could pe neovy— of rain. some of the rain could pe icon or— of rain. some of the rain could be heavy at times— of rain. some of the rain could be heavy at times as it pushes nonnnoros— be heavy at times as it pushes northwards across— be heavy at times as it pushes northwards across country . a northwards across the country. a cooier— northwards across the country. a cooermorei-— northwards across the country. a cooler more unsettled across cooler and more unsettled across scoiiono— cooler and more unsettled across scotland after— cooler and more unsettled across scotland after almost a week of pore— scotland after almost a week of pore snnsnine— scotland after almost a week of pure sunshine here— scotland after almost a week of pure sunshine here and northern ireiono— pure sunshine here and northern ireland generally— pure sunshine here and northern ireland generally dry with some sonnes— ireland generally dry with some sonnes pere— ireland generally dry with some showers here and— ireland generally dry with some showers here and temperatures generoiiy— showers here and temperatures generally feeling _ showers here and temperatures generally feeling a little bit cooier— generally feeling a little bit cooler. cold— generally feeling a little bit cooler. cold day— generally feeling a little bit cooler. cold day into the peginning— cooler. cold day into the beginning of— cooler. cold day into the beginning of the new working neck.— beginning of the new working week. temperatures below average nonooy— week. temperatures below average nonooy ono— week. temperatures below average monday and tuesday . join me monday and tuesday. join me comiiio— monday and tuesday. join me camilla tominey_ monday and tuesday. join me camilla tominey at 9.30 on sunny— camilla tominey at 9.30 on sunday morning— camilla tominey at 9.30 on sunday morning when i'll be speoking— sunday morning when i'll be speoking io— sunday morning when i'll be speaking to david davis , the speaking to david davis, the iormer— speaking to david davis, the former brexit_ speaking to david davis, the former brexit secretary who oescripes— former brexit secretary who describes dominic raab as his prorege. — describes dominic raab as his prorege. npoi— describes dominic raab as his protege. what does- describes dominic raab as his protege. 3c protege. what does he think about the former deputy prime minister's resignation and the

bullying report? i'll also be joined bullying report? i'll also be roineo py— bullying report? i'll also be joined by giles— 33 ii“ i'll also be joined by giles kenningham obe, iormer— joined by giles kenningham obe, iormer neod— joined by giles kenningham obe, former head of— joined by giles kenningham obe, former head of press at number ten former head of press at number ien ponning— former head of press at number ten downing street, to discuss the ten downing street, to discuss ine sonooy— ten downing street, to discuss the sunday newspapers. all that and the sunday newspapers. all that ono moe— the sunday newspapers. all that and more with— the sunday newspapers. all that and more with me— the sunday newspapers. all that and more with me camilla tominey sonooy— and more with me camilla tominey sonooy morning— and more with me camilla tominey sunday morning at— and more with me camilla tominey sunday morning at 9.30 .

away . was rob robbed ? e

away. was rob robbed? it's a nimper— away. was rob robbed? it's a nimper io— away. was rob robbed? it's a nimper no in— away. was rob robbed? it's a number 10 in crisis special. welcome to mark dolan tonight lots to get through in my big opinion . my reaction to the opinion. my reaction to the sensational resignation of dominic raab in the big story who runs britain, the government or the civil service? and my mom meets guest is one of the most recognised actors on tv. the star of allo allo red emmerdale and coronation street . ken and coronation street. ken morley is political correctness killing tv . lots to get through. killing tv. lots to get through. big guests, big stories and big opinions. and it's friday night, so we'll have a big laugh along the way. a busy two hours to come. first, the headlines with arron armstrong . thank you, arron armstrong. thank you, mark. arron armstrong. thank you, nork. sis— arron armstrong. thank you, mark. sps 9:00. _ arron armstrong. thank you, mark. sps 9:00. i'm- '33rir3 '3 thank you, mark. sps 9:00. i'm arron armsirong— mark. sps 9:00. i'm arron armstrong in— mark. sps 9:00. i'm arron armstrong in the gb newsroom. i'm armstrong in the gb newsroom. in oominic— armstrong in the gb newsroom. i'm dominic raab— armstrong in the gb newsroom. i'm dominic raab says the inquiry— i'm dominic raab says the inquiry inro— i'm dominic raab says the inquiry into bullying allegations against him was iioneo— allegations against him was iioneo ono— allegations against him was flawed and it— allegations against him was flawed and it set a precedent

inor— flawed and it set a precedent inoi viii— flawed and it set a precedent that will have— flawed and it set a precedent that will have a— flawed and it set a precedent that will have a paralysing eiieci— that will have a paralysing eiieci on— that will have a paralysing effect on government. the former oepniy— effect on government. the former oepniy prime— effect on government. the former deputy prime minister has spoken to deputy prime minister has spoken io cp— deputy prime minister has spoken io cp pens— deputy prime minister has spoken to gb news following his resignation— to gb news following his resignation after he'd been icono— resignation after he'd been ionno io— resignation after he'd been found to have— resignation after he'd been found to have acted in an intimidating— found to have acted in an intimidating and aggressive way ionoros— intimidating and aggressive way towards staff— intimidating and aggressive way towards staff . _ intimidating and aggressive way towards staff . i'm— intimidating and aggressive way towards staff . rig towards staff. i'm very confident that i didn't behave in a bullying way. confident that i didn't behave in a bullying way . most of these in a bullying way. most of these allegations were dismissed out of hand. being able to pull very senior civil servants , not senior civil servants, not junior members of staff, up and say, look, i don't have the bafic say, look, i don't have the basic information to decide this. that was one of the things on which i was found to have been bullying because it offended someone or because i said in relation to human rights reform, to get more foreign national offenders removed from this country to strengthen free speech, i said i thought the department were being obstructive. and if these kind of things amount to bullying, then i think it puts a handbrake, a paralysing effect on ministers delivering for the british people . oliver dowden british people. oliver dowden has british people. oliver dowden nos repioceo— british people. oliver dowden has replaced dominic- e oliver dowden has replaced dominic raab as the pepniy— has replaced dominic raab as the new deputy prime— has replaced dominic raab as the new deputy prime minister. he viii— new deputy prime minister. he niii oiso— new deputy prime minister. he will also remain— new deputy prime minister. he will also remain in his role as

ine— will also remain in his role as the chancellor— will also remain in his role as the chancellor of— will also remain in his role as the chancellor of the duchy of ioncosier— the chancellor of the duchy of lancaster and _ the chancellor of the duchy of lancaster and alex chalk takes os ine— lancaster and alex chalk takes over as the new— lancaster and alex chalk takes over as the new justice secreiory, — over as the new justice secretary, making him the 11th person— secretary, making him the 11th person appointed in that role since— person appointed in that role zero.— person appointed in that role since 2010. the— person appointed in that role since 2010. the law society, incogn— since 2010. the law society, inongn nos— since 2010. the law society, though, has warned he inherits an even worse— though, has warned he inherits an even worse justice crisis mon— an even worse justice crisis inon ony— an even worse justice crisis inon ony oi— an even worse justice crisis than any of his— an even worse justice crisis than any of his recent predecessors- than any of his recent predecessors . meanwhile, predecessors. meanwhile, ioponr-s— predecessors. meanwhile, labour's shadow justice secreiory— labour's shadow justice secretary, steve reed, has oiiockei— secretary, steve reed, has attacked dominic raab's record in orna— attacked dominic raab's record in office, accusing— attacked dominic raab's record in office, accusing him of ieoving— in office, accusing him of ieoving ine— in office, accusing him of leaving the criminal justice sysiem— leaving the criminal justice sysiem in— leaving the criminal justice system in tatters. with sir keir siormer— system in tatters. with sir keir starmer criticising the prime ninisier— starmer criticising the prime minister over— starmer criticising the prime minister over what he called indecision— minister over what he called indecision and— minister over what he called indecision and weakness in oiioning— indecision and weakness in oiioning nr— indecision and weakness in allowing mr raab to resign . in allowing mr raab to resign. in oiner— allowing mr raab to resign. in one nes— allowing mr raab to resign. in other news this— allowing mr raab to resign. in other news this evening, the neoiin— other news this evening, the health secretary, steve barclay , soys— health secretary, steve barclay , soys nes— health secretary, steve barclay , soys neis going— health secretary, steve barclay , says he's going to court to siop— , says he's going to court to siop ine— , says he's going to court to siop rne koyoi— , says he's going to court to stop the royal college of pursing-s— stop the royal college of nursing's upcoming strike. the rock— nursing's upcoming strike. the rock nos— nursing's upcoming strike. the rcn has planned— nursing's upcoming strike. the rcn has planned industrial ociion— rcn has planned industrial action from _ rcn has planned industrial action from the— rcn has planned industrial action from the 30th of april to the action from the 30th of april to me ino— action from the 30th of april to me zno oi— action from the 30th of april to me zno oi noy.— action from the 30th of april to the 2nd of may. nhs employers, incogn— the 2nd of may. nhs employers, inongn, soy— the 2nd of may. nhs employers, inongn, soy ine— the 2nd of may. nhs employers, though, say the mandate for sirikes— though, say the mandate for strikes expires— though, say the mandate for strikes expires on may the 1st. ine— strikes expires on may the 1st. ine roi— strikes expires on may the 1st. the pat cullen— strikes expires on may the 1st. the pat cullen ,_ strikes expires on may the 1st. the pat cullen , the ch's the pat cullen, the ch's generoi— the pat cullen, the ch's general secretary, has described it general secretary, has described ii os— general secretary, has described ii os o— general secretary, has described ii os o nokeoiy— general secretary, has described it as a nakedly political move irom— it as a nakedly political move irom o— it as a nakedly political move from a bullying— it as a nakedly political move from a bullying government at the from a bullying government at me cpi— from a bullying government at me cpi nos— from a bullying government at the cbi has suspended all policy

and membership— the cbi has suspended all policy and membership activity after ooens— and membership activity after ooens oi— and membership activity after dozens of the— and membership activity after dozens of the biggest names in priiisn— dozens of the biggest names in british business— dozens of the biggest names in british business quit the organisation— british business quit the organisation after a fresh oiiegoiion— organisation after a fresh allegation of— organisation after a fresh allegation of rape . john lewis allegation of rape. john lewis nonresi— allegation of rape. john lewis poivvesi .— allegation of rape. john lewis natwest , jaguar, land rover and natwest, jaguar, land rover and bt natwest, jaguar, land rover and pr oe— natwest, jaguar, land rover and pr omongsi— natwest, jaguar, land rover and bt are amongst those to pull out one— bt are amongst those to pull out oiier o— bt are amongst those to pull out after a second— bt are amongst those to pull out after a second woman made oiiegoiions— after a second woman made allegations of— after a second woman made allegations of sexual misconduct at allegations of sexual misconduct oi ine— allegations of sexual misconduct oi me nope— allegations of sexual misconduct at the trade body.— allegations of sexual misconduct at the trade body. the cbi says it at the trade body. the cbi says ii snoes— at the trade body. the cbi says ii snoes ine— at the trade body. the cbi says it shares the shock— at the trade body. the cbi says it shares the shock and revulsion _ it shares the shock and revulsion over- it shares the shock and revulsion over the allegations ono— revulsion over the allegations ono ii— revulsion over the allegations ono ii viii— revulsion over the allegations and it will put— revulsion over the allegations and it will put forward new proposois— and it will put forward new proposois .— and it will put forward new proposals , calls for members to proposals, calls for members to decide— proposals, calls for members to decide on— proposals, calls for members to decide on the— proposals, calls for members to decide on the future role and purpose— decide on the future role and purpose oi— decide on the future role and purpose oi ine— decide on the future role and purpose of the organisation at an extraordinary— purpose of the organisation at an extraordinary general meeting in june— an extraordinary general meeting in june .— an extraordinary general meeting in tone . ine— an extraordinary general meeting in june . the home— an extraordinary general meeting in june . the home secretary has in june. the home secretary has announced a number of amendments to announced a number of amendments io ine— announced a number of amendments io ine iiiegoi— announced a number of amendments to the illegal migration bill to mom— to the illegal migration bill to moke ii— to the illegal migration bill to moke ii moe— to the illegal migration bill to make it more difficult for oomesiic— make it more difficult for domestic and— make it more difficult for domestic and international couns— domestic and international connsio— domestic and international courts to block— domestic and international courts to block deportations . courts to block deportations. ine— courts to block deportations. ine nome— courts to block deportations. the home office— courts to block deportations. the home office says those orriving— the home office says those orriving py— the home office says those arriving by unauthorised routes nno— arriving by unauthorised routes nno oe— arriving by unauthorised routes nno noi— arriving by unauthorised routes who are not at— arriving by unauthorised routes who are not at risk of death , who are not at risk of death, persecniion— who are not at risk of death, persecution, torture or oegrooing— persecution, torture or degrading treatment will be oeponei— degrading treatment will be oeponeo .— degrading treatment will be deported . the— degrading treatment will be deported . the appeals will then deported. the appeals will then be deported. the appeals will then pe neoro— deported. the appeals will then be heard remotely. suella braverman says the amendments will braverman says the amendments niii neip— braverman says the amendments will help prevent— braverman says the amendments will help prevent last minute pogns— will help prevent last minute pogns osyinm— will help prevent last minute bogus asylum claims on tv online

, on prop,— bogus asylum claims on tv online , on prop, rooio— bogus asylum claims on tv online , on dab, radio and— bogus asylum claims on tv online , on dab, radio and tune into mis— , on dab, radio and tune into inis is— , on dab, radio and tune into inis is cp— , on dab, radio and tune into this is gb news.— , on dab, radio and tune into this is gb news. now it's over to this is gb news. now it's over io .— to. mark thanks, aaron. my thanks to arron armstrong erg who returns in time . was rob in an hour's time. was rob robbed ? it's a number 10 in robbed? it's a number 10 in crisis special. welcome to mark dolan tonight. coming up, we'll bnng dolan tonight. coming up, we'll bring you full reaction to the sensational resignation of justice secretary and deputy pm dominic raab is his departure at the behest of civil servants. an attack on brexit and the democratic will of the british people . that's the topic of my people. that's the topic of my big opinion in just one moment. in the big story who runs britain? the government or the civil service ? my mark meets civil service? my mark meets guest is one of the most rikki neave actors on tv. star of allo allo , red emmerdale and allo, red emmerdale and coronation street. ken morley is

political correctness killing tv . in my take at ten talking about pc woke want to get rid of the man united and man city badges because of alleged bad links to slavery . my reaction at links to slavery. my reaction at ten tonight is newsmaker is legendary. former england manager big sam allardyce. why is sport under threat from eco warriors? mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages from 1030 with three top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't follow the script tonight . stephanie takyi sam tonight. stephanie takyi sam dowler and mike porky parry . dowler and mike porky parry. tonight, i'll be asking the punstis tonight, i'll be asking the pundits is the ryanair boss, michael o'leary , right to say michael o'leary, right to say that we'll eventually go back into the eu as royal mail workers get a 10% pay rise? do strikes work ? and should strikes work? and should cyclists have number plates plus your emails , even the spicy your emails, even the spicy ones, especially the spicy ones, market gbnews.uk uk. and this

show has a golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. a big two hours to come. it's friday night so let's have some hot debates and plenty of laughs along the way. look let's hope now what is it? 9:05? you've probably got the kids in bed, so crack open a bottle of cold beer. maybe something even stronger than that. or fire up the kettle. let's get a brew on and let's get to work . another one bites get to work. another one bites the dust at the pugnacious justice secretary and deputy pm dominic raab, famous for his love of karate , has been given love of karate, has been given the chop. this following an inquiry into alleged bullying accusations. now i'm not going to defend the abuse or mistreatment of staff. it's my view that there's a clear difference between a tough, effective boss and an overbearing thug or a bully. if raab has made civil servants lives a misery and threatened

their mental or even physical health, that's appalling. and it's a concern that aggressive bullying sometimes of a sexual nature, may be part of the culture in which has major issues for the governance of this country. sadly, inside orders in confidence from the corridors of power tell me that thatis corridors of power tell me that that is indeed the case, that abuse is rife . elected officials abuse is rife. elected officials should be held to the same standards as the rest of us, if not even higher , given the power not even higher, given the power they wield and the privilege that they enjoy. but is raab really a cabinet minister? so cruel? he makes lord sugar look like mary poppins ? i'm not sure like mary poppins? i'm not sure we'll ever know , given the we'll ever know, given the worryingly low bar by which his behaviour has been judged. writing in today's telegraph, raab himself said in setting the threshold for bullying so low, this inquiry has set a dangerous precedent . it will encourage precedent. it will encourage spunous precedent. it will encourage

spurious complaints against ministers and have a chilling effect on those driving change on behalf of your government and ultimately the british people. well dominic raab exclusively told us here at gb news today that he does not believe that he behaved in a bullying way and that if criticism of civil service actions amounts to bullying , then it will put bullying, then it will put a handbrake and a paralysing effect on delivering for the british people. raab also told this channel of a tyranny of subjective hurt feelings . take subjective hurt feelings. take a listen. look i'm very confident that i didn't behave in a bullying way. most of these oiiegoiions— bullying way. most of these allegations were— 3g most of these allegations were dismissed out of allegations were dismissed out oi nono. — allegations were dismissed out oi nono. ii— allegations were dismissed out of hand. if these— allegations were dismissed out of hand. if these kind of things omonni— of hand. if these kind of things omonni io— of hand. if these kind of things amount to bullying , then i think amourit to bullying, then i think it amount to bullying, then i think ii pois— amount to bullying, then i think ii pnis o— amount to bullying, then i think it puts a handbrake apparel sizing— it puts a handbrake apparel sizing effect— it puts a handbrake apparel sizing effect on— it puts a handbrake apparel sizing effect on ministers oeiivering— sizing effect on ministers delivering for— sizing effect on ministers delivering for the british peopie.— delivering for the british peopie. kno— delivering for the british people. and that can't be right . nos— people. and that can't be right . nos o— people. and that can't be right . has a talented— people. and that can't be right . has a talented minister gone because of hurting feelings ? is because of hurting feelings? is it a coincidence that this tough talking brexiteer justice secretary who wanted a shake up

the criminal justice system, get tough with criminals and support the home secretary in her plan to stop the boats potentially tearing up the european convention on human rights should now be gone. is that a coincidence? notwithstanding these allegations? and if he has abused his staff, i condemn this wholehearted albie but raab's defence station is a win for the so—called woke blob of remain supporting civil servants , too supporting civil servants, too many of whom have shown post brexit that they're happy to thwart an elected government, whether it's tapping into brexit opportunities, controlling our borders or even cutting taxes. it's been argued by many that liz truss and her chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, were stitched up right royally by civil servants that served under them in the treasury. the departure of the kickboxing justice secretary is a kick in the teeth to ordinary voters who want to see a success made of brexit, who wants an end to illegal migrant crossings and

who want more accountability and a better performance from our expensively funded public sector . we're in the 70s. the conservative lives under edward heath ran an election campaign based upon a simple question who runs britain? this was in relation to the overpowerful unions that were holding the country to ransom. so sounds familiar, but perhaps the greatest threat to our democracy now is the unelected civil service, thousands of whom do an excellent job, but others often in positions of power , seem to in positions of power, seem to be working against the government and therefore against the will of the people of this country who runs britain. the civil service or the government today that question got a whole lot harder to answer . lot harder to answer. what's your view? mark gb news

.uk i'll get to your emails shortly, but reacting to my big opinion on three of the top punstin opinion on three of the top pundits in the country, broadcaster and journalist mike porky parry, political commentator and author sam dowler and tv presenter and broadcaster stephanie takyi stephanie , let me start with stephanie, let me start with you. was rob robbed? no, he wasn't robbed. _ you. was rob robbed? no, he wasn't robbed. he— j 3“ no, he wasn't robbed. he deserved to resign— wasn't robbed. he deserved to resign .— wasn't robbed. he deserved to resign . kno— wasn't robbed. he deserved to resign . and there— wasn't robbed. he deserved to resign . and there should be no resign. and there should be no pniiying— resign. and there should be no pniiying in— resign. and there should be no pniiying in ony— resign. and there should be no bullying in any workplace. mark, let bullying in any workplace. mark, iei oione— bullying in any workplace. mark, let alone politics. _ bullying in any workplace. mark, let alone politics. ' 33 3i3ri; bullying in any workplace. mark, let alone politics. 33 e’jjiiljiil let alone politics. and there is no i— let alone politics. and there is no i in team and clearly the power got into rob's head . power got into rob's head. that's why he abused these civil servants and he belittled them . servants and he belittled them. it wasn't about whether these snowflakes were couldn't reach the standards that he had set for them. there was a lack of respect. it was him abusing his authority and hearing his post interviews. he sounds like a narcissist that's trying to worm himself out of a hole. stephanie so many of these accusations didn't fall within the statute of limitations . you know, you're of limitations. you know, you're supposed— of limitations. you know, you're supposed io— of limitations. you know, you're supposed to normally- of limitations. you know, you're supposed to normally if- l you know, you're supposed to normally if it's a

psmess— supposed to normally if it's a psiness ii— supposed to normally if it's a business, it would be echr yeah, iney-i— business, it would be echr yeah, iney-o need— business, it would be echr yeah, iney-o neeo io— business, it would be echr yeah, they'd need to have these accusation _ they'd need to have these accusation sessions instantly or cenoiniy— accusation sessions instantly or certainly within— accusation sessions instantly or certainly within three months. some— certainly within three months. some oi— certainly within three months. some of these— certainly within three months. some of these accusations . four some of these accusations. four yeors— some of these accusations. four yeors oio— some of these accusations. four yeors oio. neon.— some of these accusations. four years old. yeah. no— some of these accusations. four years old. yeah. no times or ones— years old. yeah. no times or dates recorded.— years old. yeah. no times or dates recorded. he's been done up iike— dates recorded. he's been done up iike o— dates recorded. he's been done up iike o kipper. — dates recorded. he's been done up like a kipper. �*vai�*rigl dates recorded. he's been done up like a kipper. initial up like a kipper. well, you know what? this is wake up call to what? this is a wake up call to rishi sunak and covid that something be done. something does need to be done. so there will be no more so that there will be no more future. dominic raabs in the future, because i feel effective, transformative ministers job. ministers just get the job. no, he get the job down. he doesn't get the job down. he's causing discord among he's he's causing discord among the and among people who the party and among people who work for him. people should feel healthy when they're working with dominic raab, healthy when they're working witifeeling dominic raab, healthy when they're working witifeeling like dominic raab, healthy when they're working witifeeling like they're inic raab, healthy when they're working witifeeling like they're beingaab, not feeling like they're being abused. not feeling like they're being abused . used. okay, fair enough. abused. used. okay, fair enough. neii— abused. used. okay, fair enough. neii iook— abused. used. okay, fair enough. neii iook .— abused. used. okay, fair enough. well, look , sam,— abused. used. okay, fair enough. well, look , sam,-got- 3 3 okay, fair enough. well, look , sam, got your well, look, sam, you've got your nono— well, look, sam, you've got your none-come— well, look, sam, you've got your mono-come io— well, look, sam, you've got your hand-come to porky- hand up. i'll come to porky pony,— hand up. i'll come to porky irony, nno,— hand up. i'll come to porky parry, who, let's— hand up. i'll come to porky parry, who, let's be honest, has got— parry, who, let's be honest, has goi moe— parry, who, let's be honest, has got more terrifying— parry, who, let's be honest, has got more terrifying bosses on his got more terrifying bosses on mis-yon— got more terrifying bosses on mis-yon co- got more terrifying bosses on his you can shake his cv than you can shake a smoke— his cv than you can shake a spoke o— his cv than you can shake a shake a finger— his cv than you can shake a shake a finger at. but what nnoi-s— shake a finger at. but what wins-view,- shake a finger at. but what. what's-view,-dowler what's your view, sam dowler neii — what's your view, sam dowler neii-nos— what's your view, sam dowler neii-nos i- what's your view, sam dowler well,-was i wasn't. well, i was, i was i wasn't purring— well, i was, i was i wasn't purring-none.- well, i was, i was i wasn't putting hand. was like, putting my hand. i was like, yes:— putting my hand. i was like, ves giri— putting my hand. i was like, yes, girl, because like, because at yes, girl, because like, because oi-oi— yes, girl, because like, because oi-oi-ooy- yes, girl, because like, because oi-oi-ooy, iike,- at the end of the day, like, i mean, i've, i've,— at the end of the day, like, i mean, i've, i've, i- at the end of the day, like, i mean, i've, i've, i used to work in me— mean, i've, i've, i used to work in me msic— mean, i've, i've, i used to work in the music industry and i was pniiieo— in the music industry and i was pniiieo oi— in the music industry and i was bullied at work.— in the music industry and i was bullied at work. i,— in the music industry and i was bullied at work. i, you know, somepooy— bullied at work. i, you know, somebody threw— bullied at work. i, you know, somebody threw a bin a full bin

at somebody threw a bin a full bin oi—coiieo- somebody threw a bin a full bin. oi—coiieo-goy at me. somebody called me a gay c—nori— at me. somebody called me a gay c—noro in— at me. somebody called me a gay c—noro in o— at me. somebody called me a gay c—word in a meeting— at me. somebody called me a gay c—word in a meeting like, you know,— c—word in a meeting like, you know, inese, — c—word in a meeting like, you know, these, these— c—word in a meeting like, you know, these, these that's really snocking. —ii- know, these, these that's really shocking. _ it is- shocking. yeah it is. it is reoiiy— shocking. yeah it is. it is really shocking. and you know, and then, was like, you and back then, it was like, you know, don't if you don't know, if you don't if you don't like if you don't like it, you can get lost because somebody else job in the music else wants a job in the music industry right behind you. so, i mean, know, i what it mean, you know, i know what it ieeis— mean, you know, i know what it ieeis iike. — mean, you know, i know what it feels like. and— mean, you know, i know what it feels like. and does feels like. and what does it ieei— feels like. and what does it ieei iikee— feels like. and what does it feel like? .you- feels like. and what does it feel like? you just feel like? can you just horrendous. - feel like? can you just horrendous. ri3 ri.3 feel like? can you just- horrendous. i've i've cried on the way to work before i've cried train on the way to cried on the train on the way to work. yes, absolutely. and it's a it's a horrendous feeling. and like so, i mean, fair enough. like, you know, out of the out of like, you know, out of the out oi ine— like, you know, out of the out oi ine eigni— like, you know, out of the out of the eight complaints, you know,— of the eight complaints, you know—ax- of the eight complaints, you know,_six of. of the eight complaints, you- know,_six of them. know, they dismiss six of them. nor— know, they dismiss six of them. poi-ino— know, they dismiss six of them. poi-incipien— know, they dismiss six of them. but-two .them, you - know, they dismiss six of them. but-twolthem, you know,| but the two of them, you know, still stand up. and so, of course, bullying- still stand up. and so, of- course, bullying-subjective. course, bullying is subjective. iive— course, bullying is subjective. iive-poi— course, bullying is subjective. i've-but however,- course, bullying is subjective. i've - but however, .the i i've but but however, like the stories that we're hearing, like i would have liked have i would have liked to have seen dominic least say, you dominic raab at least say, you know, at least give whole know, at least give the whole politician if politician line. i'm sorry if they politician line. i'm sorry if iney ieii— politician line. i'm sorry if they felt-were- iii. l i'm sorry if they felt were bullied politician line. i'm sorry if. they felt-were bullied or they felt they were bullied or onyining— they felt they were bullied or onyining-pni- they felt they were bullied or anything-but he. anything like that, but he nosn-i— anything like that, but he nosn-i-o- anything like that, but hej hasn't-a word. anything like that, but he- hasn't-a word. and hasn't even said a word. and pois— hasn't even said a word. and pe-s ono— hasn't even said a word. and pe-s moi-pois— hasn't even said a word. and he's and-he's all- hasn't even said a word. and he's and he's all he's doing he's and all he's all he's doing is trying cover his own is like trying to cover his own back they weren't back and saying they weren't they all. they weren't bullied at all.

he's not. he's giving it all the ioik. — he's not. he's giving it all the ioik. kn— he's not. he's giving it all the talk. an awful— he's not. he's giving it all the talk. an awful lot- he's not. he's giving it all the talk. ' 3 3 talk. an awful lot of words. now, what both of now, i agree with what both of my broadcaster tonight now, i agree with what both of my said. roadcaster tonight now, i agree with what both of my said. bullying r tonight now, i agree with what both of my said. bullying is onight have said. bullying is horrendous. - have said. bullying is horrendous. it- 3 bullying is horrendous. e 3 3 3 bullying is horrendous. e r3.pi3 3 3 have said. bullying is- horrendous. it can drive you have said. bullying is horrendous. it can drive you to suicide. i know that because in the profession i've in the profession i've worked in the profession i've worked in the industry, the newspaper industry, in fleet street, the broadcasting industry, it can actually draw television, it can actually draw you. one place right you. i worked at one place right nnere— you. i worked at one place right where-members— you. i worked at one place right where-members of— i worked at one place right where members of staff over where 17 members of staff over iive— where 17 members of staff over iive-ended— where 17 members of staff over five-ended-the- five years ended up in the priory— five years ended up in the priory because— five years ended up in the priory because of the demonic. von— priory because of the demonic. voo-yon— priory because of the demonic. voo-yon missed- priory because of the demonic. . you -you missed talksport you missed, you missed talksport . no, i'm not going to say where it . no, i'm not going to say where ii os— . no, i'm not going to say where ii or— . no, i'm not going to say where ii or nno— . no, i'm not going to say where it was or who it— . no, i'm not going to say where it was or who it was,— no, i'm not going to say where it was or who it was, but the demonic— it was or who it was, but the demonic bullying from high up can demonic bullying from high up onve— demonic bullying from high up orive yon— demonic bullying from high up can drive you mad. how ever. pecose— can drive you mad. how ever. pecose rim— can drive you mad. how ever. pecose in so— can drive you mad. because i'm so sensitive to pniiying— because i'm so sensitive to bullying. when— because i'm so sensitive to bullying. when i looked at everyining— bullying. when i looked at everything i've— bullying. when i looked at everything i've seen today from porn— everything i've seen today from porn skies— everything i've seen today from both sides of— everything i've seen today from both sides of the— everything i've seen today from both sides of the dominic raab siory— both sides of the dominic raab siory, i— both sides of the dominic raab siory, i con-i— both sides of the dominic raab story, i can't see— both sides of the dominic raab story, i can't see that element of story, i can't see that element oi pniiying— story, i can't see that element of bullying, which— story, i can't see that element of bullying, which would have peen— of bullying, which would have peen so— of bullying, which would have been so offensive. and you ener— been so offensive. and you weren't there. _ been so offensive. and you weren't there. mike i know i osi— weren't there. mike i know i wasn't there,— weren't there. mike i know i wasn't there, but— weren't there. mike i know i wasn't there, but what i'm soying— wasn't there, but what i'm soying is— wasn't there, but what i'm soying is, os— wasn't there, but what i'm saying is, as mark has already oiinoeo— saying is, as mark has already oiinoeo io— saying is, as mark has already oiinoeo io .— saying is, as mark has already alluded to , how— saying is, as mark has already alluded to , how come incidents alluded to, how come incidents nnicn— alluded to, how come incidents which happened— alluded to, how come incidents which happened both four and two and which happened both four and two ono o— which happened both four and two ono o noii— which happened both four and two and a half years— which happened both four and two and a half years ago suddenly all and a half years ago suddenly oii cone— and a half years ago suddenly all came together on one day, on ooy— all came together on one day, on ooy nnen— all came together on one day, on ooy nnen o— all came together on one day, on one day when a cabal of people in me— one day when a cabal of people in me civii— one day when a cabal of people

in the civil service— one day when a cabal of people in the civil service got iogeiner— in the civil service got together and - in the civil service got together and decided to have a go io— together and decided to have a go io me— together and decided to have a go no no,— together and decided to have a go no no, ii— together and decided to have a go to me. no, it means excuse me . ici— go to me. no, it means excuse me . iei me— go to me. no, it means excuse me . iei me iinisp— go to me. no, it means excuse me . let me finish. to— go to me. no, it means excuse me . let me finish. to me— go to me. no, it means excuse me . let me finish. to me it means inor— . let me finish. to me it means no peopie— . let me finish. to me it means no peopie in— . let me finish. to me it means that people in the— . let me finish. to me it means that people in the civil service are now so sensitive that the civii— are now so sensitive that the civii service— are now so sensitive that the civil service is— are now so sensitive that the civil service is definitely poking— civil service is definitely ioking on— civil service is definitely taking on the- civil service is definitely taking on the government about nno— taking on the government about nno inns— taking on the government about nno mis— taking on the government about who runs this country and how. kno— who runs this country and how. nno moi-s— who runs this country and how. nno inoi-s o— who runs this country and how. and that's a disgrace. or cj3 and that's a disgrace. or or ices— and that's a disgrace. or or does ii— and that's a disgrace. or or does it mean— and that's a disgrace. or or does it mean that- and that's a disgrace. or or does it mean that the people who were bullied before, like with victims of sexual giving, sexual brennan like have found the confidence they find the confidence they find the confidence to say something maybe if maybe if like, you know, couple of have know, a couple of people have said like, said something, they're like, well, to me. well, that happened to me. well, of that is well, the evidence of that is inor— well, the evidence of that is that dominic— well, the evidence of that is that dominic raab situation, we noven-i— that dominic raab situation, wei haven't—information that dominic raab situation, we hav have information that dominic raab situation, we hav have the information that dominic raab situation, we hav have the infr report. n that dominic raab situation, we hav have the infr report. we have seen the basic report. mike.— we have seen the basic report. mike-yon— we have seen the basic report. mike-yon mink— we have seen the basic report. mike,.you think he's- we have seen the basic report. mike, you think he's worthy mike, do you think he's worthy of being the deputy prime minister to be minister us he's supposed to be setting . he's setting an example. he's underneath and he underneath rishi sunak and he has these claims of bullying, but is deputy prime but that is not my deputy prime minister. what we're so minister. what we're seeing so far, we'll all pore far, i'm sure we'll all pore over details of the report over the details of the report tomorrow. in newspapers tomorrow. in all the newspapers and tomorrow. in all the newspapers omo-nom— tomorrow. in all the newspapers and-from what- tomorrow. in all the newspapers and-from what i've- and all that. from what i've seen so far, i— and all that. from what i've seen so far, i have not seen one egregious— seen so far, i have not seen one egregions ekompie— seen so far, i have not seen one egregious example of rot and

pniiying— egregious example of rot and pniiying .— egregious example of rot and pniiying . ne— egregious example of rot and bullying . he didn't throw a bullying. he didn't throw a pione— bullying. he didn't throw a pnone oi— bullying. he didn't throw a phone at anybody . he bullying. he didn't throw a phone at anybody. he didn't cordon— phone at anybody. he didn't gordon brown— phone at anybody. he didn't gordon brown allegedly did , gordon brown allegedly did, occoroing— gordon brown allegedly did, occoroing io— gordon brown allegedly did, according to an— gordon brown allegedly did, according to an article by ancien— according to an article by andrew doyle— according to an article by andrew doyle . ' 33 3 according to an article by— andrew doyle . and he should have andrew doyle. and he should have done that. anybody out? he- done that. anybody out? he oiioni— done that. anybody out? he didn't throw— done that. anybody out? he didn't throw any— 3 anybody out? he didn't throw any tomatoes. so a lot didn't throw any tomatoes. so a ioi oi— didn't throw any tomatoes. so a ioi oi ine— didn't throw any tomatoes. so a lot of the evidence— didn't throw any tomatoes. so a lot of the evidence you but you oon-i— lot of the evidence you but you oon-i poi— lot of the evidence you but you oon-i pni yon— lot of the evidence you but you don't but you don't need to be pnysicoiiy— don't but you don't need to be physically abusive can you stop pniiying— physically abusive can you stop pniiying eocn— physically abusive can you stop bullying each other? e bullying each other? so it's ciossic— bullying each other? so it's ciossic one— bullying each other? so it's classic one rule— bullying each other? so it's classic one rule for the tories, one rule for everybody else. like people can't, for like most people can't, for exompie,— like most people can't, for. ekompiei—ine like most people can't, for- example,_the shop example, use a phone on the shop iioor— example, use a phone on the shop iioorlnse— example, use a phone on the shop iioorlnse o— example, use a phone on the shop floor-use a-when- floor or use a phone when iney-re— floor or use a phone when they're-work— floor or use a phone when they're work all. except they're at work at all. except some—ono- they're at work at all. exceptj some _and watch they're at work at all. except. some—and watch on some mps like sit and watch on men— some mps like sit and watch on men pione— some mps like sit and watch on their phone. but— some mps like sit and watch on their phone. but isn't it so it is ogoin— their phone. but isn't it so it is once again one- their phone. but isn't it so it is once again one rule for the ones— is once again one rule for the iories-rnie- is once again one rule for the tories-rule for- tories and one rule for everypooy— tories and one rule fori everypooy-oi tories and one rule for- everybody-of labour everybody else. lots of labour nis— everybody else. lots of labour nes nove— everybody else. lots of labour mps have been— everybody else. lots of labour mps have been accused of pniiying—inoii bullying in the past. that ireooini— bullying in the past. that. dreadful—john dreadful piece of work. john pecon— dreadful piece of work. john pecon ves— dreadful piece of work. john bercow yes, yes,— dreadful piece of work. john bercow yes, yes, of course. i con-i— bercow yes, yes, of course. i con-i go— bercow yes, yes, of course. i con-i go inro— bercow yes, yes, of course. i can't go into the— bercow yes, yes, of course. i can't go into the house of lords ono— can't go into the house of lords omo-ponison— can't go into the house of lords and partisan bullying and it's not partisan bullying is—ii-si is not partisan at all, it's ine— is not partisan at all, it's across the _and i is not partisan at all, it's across the and if is not partisan at all, it's- across the _and if anyone across the board. and if anyone irom— across the board. and if anyone nonor-— across the board. and if anyone iromor- ine— across the board. and if anyone from _or the right- across the board. and if anyone from or the right was from the left or the right was occseo— from the left or the right was accused bullying, accused of bullying, then i nonio— accused of bullying, then i would stand— accused of bullying, then i would stand up— accused of bullying, then i would stand up every time. of conrsesni-ii- would stand up every time. of course-isn't this- would stand up every time. of course isn't this part course you did. isn't this part of course you did. isn't this part oi-inongn— course you did. isn't this part of-though, that-if. of life, though, that okay if is— of life, though, that okay if iris-opnse- of life, though, that okay if it's-abuse or- of life, though, that okay if it's abuse or true mental it's sexual abuse or true mental iorme— it's sexual abuse or true mental rogue, moi-s— it's sexual abuse or true mental torture, that's unacceptable . torture, that's unacceptable. poi— torture, that's unacceptable. poi moving— torture, that's unacceptable. poi noving o— torture, that's unacceptable. but having a tough boss, maybe crying— but having a tough boss, maybe even crying after— but having a tough boss, maybe

even crying after work, i've had preiiy— even crying after work, i've had some pretty tough— even crying after work, i've had some pretty tough bosses as neii— some pretty tough bosses as neii. nnoi— some pretty tough bosses as well. what it— some pretty tough bosses as well. what it does, gives you well. what it does, it gives you a well. what it does, it gives you o-skin.— well. what it does, it gives you o-skin. iris— well. what it does, it gives you a-skin. it's all— well. what it does, it gives you a-skin. it's all part- a thick skin. it's all part of pie — a thick skin. it's all part of pie veon— a thick skin. it's all part of life. yeah there's a limit life. yeah but there's a limit to life. yeah but there's a limit rolnork.— life. yeah but there's a limit iolnork. — life. yeah but there's a limit to.mark. there- life. yeah but there's a limit to.mark. there is- life. yeah but there's a limit to.mark. there is a- life. yeah but there's a limit to mark. 3ii;3ri; l to it, mark. there is a line that crosses different that crosses for different individuals. as said individuals. as, as we said earlier, is subjective earlier, bullying is subjective . take to the . some people take it to the point where it affects their mental health and how they view themselves. think he said themselves. i think he said to one them their work was one of them that their work was useless. kind of words, useless. us those kind of words, i know if that's bullying, i don't know if that's bullying, though. you might tell. you know, it's respect . it's know, it's respect. it's respect. i've had to tell people soneiines— respect. i've had to tell people sometimes times— respect. i've had to tell people sometimes times-is- 3 i've had to tell people sometimes times is useless sometimes times this is useless if i sometimes times this is useless ii i iosk— sometimes times this is useless if i task somebody,— sometimes times this is useless if i task somebody, you know, nipp— if i task somebody, you know, with something— if i task somebody, you know, with something i— if i task somebody, you know, with something i need. you've got with something i need. you've goi iom— with something i need. you've got four hours.— with something i need. you've got four hours. bring it to me, pring— got four hours. bring it to me, pring io— got four hours. bring it to me, pring ro yon. — got four hours. bring it to me, bring to you. it's— got four hours. bring it to me, bring to you. it's useless. i innov— bring to you. it's useless. i how i— bring to you. it's useless. i throw it down. _ bring to you. it's useless. i throw it down. i- bring to you. it's useless. i throw it down. i say it's not good— throw it down. i say it's not good enongn. — throw it down. i say it's not good enough. i good enough. it's not what you're saying. in the good enough. i 3ii; 3g in the 1950s, you're saying. in the 1950s, mtg,— you're saying. in the 1950s, me, you— you're saying. in the 1950s, mike, you can't— you're saying. in the 1950s, mike, you can't do- 3ii; 3g in the 1950s, mike, you can't do that. /ri. mike, you can't do that. you con-i— mike, you can't do that. you con-ilipoi. — mike, you can't do that. you can't-that. that's- mike, you can't do that. /ri. 3 3 e . you can't do that. that's it. you can't do that. that's it. you can't excuse me. excuse me. sam, are you telling me 70s. are you telling me that you cannot make a judgement on the work of somebody you can them and take them to one side and tell and tell them that they need to do better or they need you. don't shout at them and— better or they need you. don't

shout at them and tell- 3 don't shout at them and tell them iney-re— shout at them and tell them they're useless— shout at them and tell them they're useless in a meeting. von— they're useless in a meeting. voo goi— they're useless in a meeting. voo goi iive— they're useless in a meeting. you got five minutes- they're useless in a meeting. you got five minutes to- they're useless in a meeting. you got five minutes to go to a deadune you got five minutes to go to a deadline you're asking for deadline and you're asking for all. i agree with you, mike. ine— all. i agree with you, mike. inc-soy— all. i agree with you, mike. the say something. i the room and say something. i agree that. but it's agree with you on that. but it's not agree with you on that. but it's nor-yon— agree with you on that. but it's nor-yon soy.— agree with you on that. but it's nor-yon soy. iris— agree with you on that. but it's not you say. it's how you not what you say. it's how you say— not what you say. it's how you soy ii— not what you say. it's how you soy ii moi-s— not what you say. it's how you say it that's the _ not what you say. it's how you say it that's the problem. yeah. veon- —pove| say it that's the problem. yeah.- yeah. _have time yeah. you don't always have time to think. and steph, you're much younger and sam. younger than me and so is sam. and think that young and do you think that young people sensitive? yes, people are more sensitive? yes, we are. workplace face p3ri; 33ritr3ri; . vii?’ yes, we are. workplace face pressure. p...— we are. workplace face pressure. ves ne— we are. workplace face pressure. yes, we are . aren't— we are. workplace face pressure. yes, we are . ' 3ii;3 i we are. workplace face pressure. yes, we are . ' 3ii; 3 . p3g 33ritr3ri; yes, we are. aren't any more than they were in? yes we are. let's hand it to my p3 3“ 3/ris let's hand it to my audience. nnoi— let's hand it to my audience. nnoi oo— let's hand it to my audience. prior to yon— let's hand it to my audience. what do you think? if you're iisiening— what do you think? if you're listening-radio,- listening on the radio, if yone— listening on the radio, if you're watching do listening on the radio, if- you're watching-do you you're watching on tv, do you mink— you're watching on tv, do you inink—koop- you're watching on tv, do you think—raab has. you're watching on tv, do you- think_raab has been think that dominic raab has been siiicnei— think that dominic raab has been siiicneo pp— think that dominic raab has been stitched up market— think that dominic raab has been stitched up market gbnews.uk ? stitched up market gbnews.uk? nove— stitched up market gbnews.uk? nove ne— stitched up market gbnews.uk? have we forgotten the values of a have we forgotten the values of o iongn — have we forgotten the values of o iongn poss— have we forgotten the values of oiongn poss or— have we forgotten the values of a tough boss or is— have we forgotten the values of a tough boss or is this man gniiiy— a tough boss or is this man gniiry oi— a tough boss or is this man guilty of abuse?— a tough boss or is this man guilty of abuse? let me know. nork— guilty of abuse? let me know. mark gbnews.uk— guilty of abuse? let me know. mark gbnews.uk coming up next in the mark gbnews.uk coming up next in me pig— mark gbnews.uk coming up next in me pig sion.— mark gbnews.uk coming up next in the big story. we'll— mark gbnews.uk coming up next in the big story. we'll keep this going.— the big story. we'll keep this going. is— the big story. we'll keep this going. is britain— the big story. we'll keep this going. is britain being run by the government— going. is britain being run by the government or civil servants 7 the government or civil servants e moi-s— the government or civil servants e inoi-s .—

you're listening to gb news kooio— you're listening to gb news kooio .—

you're listening to gb news kooio . neii— you're listening to gb news radio . well a— you're listening to gb news radio . well a flood of emails radio. well a flood of emails are radio. well a flood of emails coming— radio. well a flood of emails coming in— radio. well a flood of emails are coming in thick and fast in reociion— are coming in thick and fast in reociion io— are coming in thick and fast in reociion io my— are coming in thick and fast in reaction to my big— are coming in thick and fast in reaction to my big opinion was kop— reaction to my big opinion was kop siiicnei— reaction to my big opinion was rob stitched up?— reaction to my big opinion was rob stitched up? let me know nnoi— rob stitched up? let me know no you— rob stitched up? let me know what you think— rob stitched up? let me know what you think about that mark at what you think about that mark oi cp— what you think about that mark oi cp pens— what you think about that mark oi cp pens pk— what you think about that mark at gb news .uk was rob robbed ? at gb news .uk was rob robbed? spooni— at gb news .uk was rob robbed? snonio ne— at gb news .uk was rob robbed? should he still— at gb news .uk was rob robbed? should he still be— at gb news .uk was rob robbed? should he still be deputy prime ninisier— should he still be deputy prime ninisier ono— should he still be deputy prime minister and justice secretary nork— minister and justice secretary nork soys— minister and justice secretary mark says steve— minister and justice secretary mark says steve rob was not pniiying— mark says steve rob was not bullying. you've— mark says steve rob was not bullying. you've got to snowflakes— bullying. you've got to snowflakes on your panel and soys— snowflakes on your panel and soys iioky— snowflakes on your panel and says flaky, flaky— snowflakes on your panel and says flaky, flaky guy. we know the says flaky, flaky guy. we know me eoso— says flaky, flaky guy. we know the reason why— says flaky, flaky guy. we know the reason why britain is in the inor— the reason why britain is in the nor is— the reason why britain is in the mess that it's currently in on. kno— mess that it's currently in on. and non— mess that it's currently in on. and how about— mess that it's currently in on. and how about this from tim, patn— and how about this from tim, roi. monk.— and how about this from tim, pat, mark, dominic rob has been siiicneo— pat, mark, dominic rob has been siiicneo pp.— pat, mark, dominic rob has been stitched up, right?— pat, mark, dominic rob has been stitched up, right? royally nonve— stitched up, right? royally vonve goi— stitched up, right? royally you've got two— stitched up, right? royally you've got two snowflakes on your— you've got two snowflakes on your ponei— you've got two snowflakes on your ponei .— you've got two snowflakes on your panel . there you go. two your panel. there you go. two oni— your panel. there you go. two oni oi— your panel. there you go. two oni oi mee— your panel. there you go. two out of three. hi,— your panel. there you go. two out of three. hi, mark, says kicporci— out of three. hi, mark, says richard. yes.— out of three. hi, mark, says richard. yes. as— out of three. hi, mark, says richard. yes. as soon as they get— richard. yes. as soon as they gei someone— richard. yes. as soon as they get someone who— richard. yes. as soon as they get someone who tries to get inings— get someone who tries to get inings gone.— get someone who tries to get things done, the— get someone who tries to get things done, the civil servants opp-ecr— things done, the civil servants opteci .— things done, the civil servants oprecr . keep— things done, the civil servants object . keep those emails things done, the civil servants object. keep those emails coming in ii— object. keep those emails coming in ii yon— object. keep those emails coming in ii yon noni— object. keep those emails coming in if you want to— object. keep those emails coming in if you want to stand up for me— in if you want to stand up for me civii— in if you want to stand up for the civil servants— in if you want to stand up for the civil servants who accuse ine— the civil servants who accuse ine iormer— the civil servants who accuse the former justice secretary of pniiying— the former justice secretary of pniiying. nnen— the former justice secretary of bullying, then do— the former justice secretary of bullying, then do drop me a line monk— bullying, then do drop me a line mork oi— bullying, then do drop me a line mark at gbnews.uk. but let's keep— mark at gbnews.uk. but let's keep inor— mark at gbnews.uk. but let's keep no going. — mark at gbnews.uk. but let's keep that going. it's time for

ine— keep that going. it's time for me pig— keep that going. it's time for me pig srory— keep that going. it's time for the big story and more reaction to the big story and more reaction io ine— the big story and more reaction to the departure— the big story and more reaction to the departure of dominic raab irom— to the departure of dominic raab irom ine— to the departure of dominic raab from the government amid pniiying— from the government amid bullying accusations, many have roiieo— bullying accusations, many have roiieo oi— bullying accusations, many have railed at this— bullying accusations, many have railed at this decision, incinoing— railed at this decision, including our very own ann widdecombe,_ including our very own ann widdecombe, arguing it demonstrate— widdecombe, arguing it demonstrate s the unchecked poiiiicoi— demonstrate s the unchecked political power— demonstrate s the unchecked political power of public servonis— political power of public servants that— political power of public servants that when she spoke to ion — servants that when she spoke to ion nornooo— servants that when she spoke to tom harwood earlier today. servants that when she spoke to tom harwood earlier today . so tom harwood earlier today. so nnoi— tom harwood earlier today. so no is— tom harwood earlier today. so no is ine— tom harwood earlier today. so what is the truth?— tom harwood earlier today. so what is the truth? who runs priioin— what is the truth? who runs priioin ine — what is the truth? who runs britain, the government or the civii— britain, the government or the civii service— britain, the government or the civil service to— britain, the government or the civil service to debate this? in — civil service to debate this? i'm delighted— civil service to debate this? i'm delighted to welcome the ioponr— i'm delighted to welcome the ioponr nr— i'm delighted to welcome the labour mp for— i'm delighted to welcome the labour mp for birmingham , perry labour mp for birmingham, perry porn— labour mp for birmingham, perry porn knoiio— labour mp for birmingham, perry barr, khalid mahmood and the pirecior— barr, khalid mahmood and the pirecior oi— barr, khalid mahmood and the director of the— barr, khalid mahmood and the director of the margaret inoicner— director of the margaret thatcher centre for freedom at the thatcher centre for freedom at me neriioge— thatcher centre for freedom at the heritage foundation , nigel the heritage foundation, nigel commer— the heritage foundation, nigel coroiner .— the heritage foundation, nigel coroiner. ici— the heritage foundation, nigel gardiner , let me— the heritage foundation, nigel gardiner , let me start with you, gardiner, let me start with you, knoiio. — gardiner, let me start with you, knoiio. ii— gardiner, let me start with you, knoiio. ii i— gardiner, let me start with you, khalid. if i may.— gardiner, let me start with you, khalid. if i may. who runs priioin— khalid. if i may. who runs priioin .— khalid. if i may. who runs britain , the— khalid. if i may. who runs britain , the government or the britain, the government or the civii— britain, the government or the civii service— britain, the government or the civil service as— britain, the government or the civil service as well ? �*jpvi�*rill civil service as well? well, ultimately, obviously it's the government that runs it and makes the policies and the civil servants are the people who carry out. so it's in carry it out. so it's in ponnersnip— carry it out. so it's in partnership ,- r3.pi33 so it's in partnership , actually. partnership, actually. so mere-s— partnership, actually. so mere-s no— partnership, actually. so there's no one- partnership, actually. so there's no one group- partnership, actually. so there's no one group of people that actually run the government. you have to those that implement it, you have to have that make policy have those that make the policy and the politicians who

and it's the politicians who make policy. okay. and it's the politicians who make policy . okay. do you make that policy. okay. do you mink— make that policy. okay. do you inink ine— make that policy. okay. do you think the relationship - rig okay. do you think the relationship of a ioponr— think the relationship of a labour government with the civil service — labour government with the civil service nonii— labour government with the civil service would be— labour government with the civil service would be different given the service would be different given me ioci— service would be different given me ioci inor— service would be different given the fact that there— service would be different given the fact that there are so many ieiiies— the fact that there are so many ieiiies in— the fact that there are so many lefties in the— the fact that there are so many lefties in the civil— the fact that there are so many lefties in the civil servants ? lefties in the civil servants? nei— lefties in the civil servants? neii. — lefties in the civil servants? well, no. come— lefties in the civil servants? well, no. come on,- lefties in the civil servants? well, no. come on, you- lefties in the civil servants? well, no. come on, you know, i don't know how many lefties there are in the civil service , there are in the civil service, but the fact is there are people who are looking at all this issue and what they're trying to do is to carry out the work that the government and the ministers tell them to do and the way that you do that, you have to do that in conjunction with the right management , that there is management, that there is through the through the processes that they are and that's the way it's done, where you have a particular person who has over four and a half years hasn't changed their attitude to what's going on. then there is a serious issue for— what's going on. then there is a serious issue for the— grin 3g then there is a serious issue for the civil service— serious issue for the civil service io— serious issue for the civil service to look- serious issue for the civil service to look at. [chin service to look at. okay, well, iei-s— service to look at. okay, well, let's bring nigel gardner into this. nigel is the director of the margaret thatcher centre for

freedom at the heritage foundation . and nigel, my foundation. and nigel, my studies at a—level politics will all remind me that mrs. thatcher struggled with a very politicised civil service in the 80s as yes, sir. mark, thanks 805 as yes, sir. mark, thanks very— 805 as yes, sir. mark, thanks very mncp— 805 as yes, sir. mark, thanks very much. having- 80s i3/ris 3 mark, thanks very much. having on the show ioooy— very much. having on the show ioooy ono— very much. having on the show today and without— very much. having on the show today and without a doubt i mink— today and without a doubt i inink ine— today and without a doubt i think the civil— today and without a doubt i think the civil service has pecome— think the civil service has become incredibly powerful, even so mon— become incredibly powerful, even more so than the— become incredibly powerful, even more so than the thatcher days of more so than the thatcher days oi ine — more so than the thatcher days oi ine roses.— more so than the thatcher days of the 1980s. and _ more so than the thatcher days of the 1980s. and i— more so than the thatcher days of the 1980s. and i think at the eno— of the 1980s. and i think at the end oi— of the 1980s. and i think at the end oi ine— of the 1980s. and i think at the end oi ine toy.— of the 1980s. and i think at the end of the day, civil servants are increasingly— end of the day, civil servants are increasingly driving policy . iicioiing— are increasingly driving policy , dictating policy, getting rid of ministers.— , dictating policy, getting rid of ministers. they don't they oon-i— of ministers. they don't they oon-i iike— of ministers. they don't they don't like the _ of ministers. they don't they don't like the allegations ogoinsi— don't like the allegations against dominic raab. absolutely rioicnions— against dominic raab. absolutely rioicnions .— against dominic raab. absolutely ridiculous , frankly. ' 33 ridiculous, frankly. and i think you have a whole series of cases whereby civil servants are trying to oust usually pro—brexit ministers. you saw similar allegations made against priti patel in an effort by some civil servants to oust her. they thankfully failed - they thankfully failed to do so ono— they thankfully failed to do so ono i— they thankfully failed to do so ono i mink— they thankfully failed to do so and i think it's— they thankfully failed to do so and i think it's absolutely onirogeons— and i think it's absolutely outrageous that you do have

inese— outrageous that you do have inese ieii— outrageous that you do have these left wing— outrageous that you do have these left wing ,_ outrageous that you do have these left wing , ultra woke these left wing, ultra woke snoniioke— these left wing, ultra woke snowflake civil— these left wing, ultra woke snowflake civil servants who are pnsning— snowflake civil servants who are pnsning o— snowflake civil servants who are pnsning o ieii— snowflake civil servants who are pushing a left wing political ogenoo— pushing a left wing political ogenoo in— pushing a left wing political agenda in the— pushing a left wing political agenda in the civil service pere— agenda in the civil service nere. iney-ve— agenda in the civil service here. they've claimed a major scoip— here. they've claimed a major scoip nim— here. they've claimed a major scalp with with— here. they've claimed a major scalp with with dominic raab pere— scalp with with dominic raab nere. ono— scalp with with dominic raab here, and they'll— scalp with with dominic raab here, and they'll be seeking oiner— here, and they'll be seeking oiner oiner— here, and they'll be seeking other other targets. they have pecome— other other targets. they have become incredibly powerful . ' 33 become incredibly powerful. and i become incredibly powerful. and iipink— become incredibly powerful. and iipink inor— become incredibly powerful. and i think that what— become incredibly powerful. and i think that what we— become incredibly powerful. and i think that what we are witnessing here is without a doubt witnessing here is without a douth witnessing here is without a doubt i think , as dan wootton doubt i think, as dan wootton described it, the woke blob in in action here and wielding just incredible levels of power. absolutely unacceptable. they io— absolutely unacceptable. they io pe— absolutely unacceptable. they seem to be unaccountable to the priiisn— seem to be unaccountable to the priiisn iokpoyer— seem to be unaccountable to the british taxpayer and this monesos— british taxpayer and this madness has— british taxpayer and this madness has to end . madness has to end. brilliantly.— madness has to end. brilliantly. put- madness has to end. brilliantly. put by dan wootton as ever, dan, of course, is back at 9:00 on monday. khalid, let's talk about your former boss, gordon brown , civil service gordon brown, civil service chief warned gordon brown over abusive treatment of staff gordon brown's abusive behaviour and volcanic eruptions of foul temper left downing street staff

so frightened that he received an unprecedented reprimand . and an unprecedented reprimand. and from the head of the civil service, this according to an explosive new book by the labour supporting journalist andrew rawnsley. apparently he broke three phones a day by or sorry, three phones a day by or sorry, three phones a week by hurling them at the wall. do you think that gordon brown should have stood was prime stood down when he was prime minister bullying minister for his bullying behaviour ? well, where that sort behaviour? well, where that sort of bullying takes place, of course, i think we have to look at people. people come to work not at people. people come to work noi io — at people. people come to work noi io pe — at people. people come to work not to be abused— at people. people come to work not to be abused ,_ people come to work not to be abused , whether it's not to be abused, whether it's pnysicoi— not to be abused, whether it's pnysicoi or— not to be abused, whether it's physical or mental. and i think mose— physical or mental. and i think inose oe— physical or mental. and i think those are the— physical or mental. and i think those are the important issues . those are the important issues. iook.— those are the important issues. iook. nnen— those are the important issues. look, when abuse— those are the important issues. look, when abuse goes on for ion— look, when abuse goes on for ionr ono— look, when abuse goes on for ionr ono o— look, when abuse goes on for four and a half— look, when abuse goes on for four and a half years, look , if four and a half years, look, if you— four and a half years, look, if you noni— four and a half years, look, if you noni io— four and a half years, look, if you nonr ro iry— four and a half years, look, if you want to try and test out nnoi— you want to try and test out no ine— you want to try and test out what the balance in the norkpioce— what the balance in the workplace is,- what the balance in the workplace is, you can see what peopie— workplace is, you can see what peopie respond— workplace is, you can see what people respond to— workplace is, you can see what people respond to when people oon-i—ineir— people respond to when people don't—their is- people respond to when people don't—their is a- people respond to when people don't their is a huge don't respond to their is a huge omonni— don't respond to their is a huge omonni oi— don't respond to their is a huge amount of issue. _ don't respond to their is a huge amount of issue. bullying in the norkpioce— amount of issue. bullying in the workplace, whether it's the ieocning— workplace, whether it's the teaching service, whether it's in me — teaching service, whether it's in the national— teaching service, whether it's in the national health service or nneiner— in the national health service or whether it's— in the national health service or whether it's in— in the national health service or whether it's in general life one— or whether it's in general life ono norking— or whether it's in general life and working in— or whether it's in general life and working in different areas,

iocoi— and working in different areas, local government— and working in different areas, local government or national govenrneni — local government or national govemrneni i— local government or national government. i think we have to iook— government. i think we have to iook oi— government. i think we have to iook oi non— government. i think we have to look at how we— government. i think we have to look at how we can— government. i think we have to look at how we can behave respeciini— look at how we can behave respectful and _ look at how we can behave respectful and ensure, but at ine— respectful and ensure, but at me some— respectful and ensure, but at the same time,— respectful and ensure, but at the same time, the work is done. nnoi— the same time, the work is done. no ne— the same time, the work is done. no we need— the same time, the work is done. what we need to— the same time, the work is done. what we need to do, where we ieei— what we need to do, where we ieei ine — what we need to do, where we feel the work— what we need to do, where we feel the work isn't— what we need to do, where we feel the work isn't being done, islengoge— feel the work isn't being done, islengoge ine— feel the work isn't being done, is engage the structure that is to engage the structure that we is to engage the structure that ne—oi— is to engage the structure that ne—oi ps- is to engage the structure that ne—oi us one- is to engage the structure that. we_of us and speak we have in front of us and speak to we have in front of us and speak io-iine— we have in front of us and speak to-line managers— we have in front of us and speak to line managers and make to the line managers and make inor— to the line managers and make sure that work— to the line managers and make sure that work done . we don't sure that work is done. we don't nove— sure that work is done. we don't novelpenove— sure that work is done. we don't have behave destructive have to behave this destructive iniiy—ne- have to behave this destructive iniiy—ne novel have to behave this destructivej fully—we have to fully to people, but we have to do is— fully to people, but we have to do is io— fully to people, but we have to do is to ensure— fully to people, but we have to do is to ensure the— fully to people, but we have to do is to ensure the work is gone. — do is to ensure the work is gone. poi— do is to ensure the work is done. but that— do is to ensure the work is done. but that can be done. vie-ve— done. but that can be done. we've-move on.- done. but that can be done. we've move on. we can't we've got to move on. we can't nove— we've got to move on. we can't move iook.— we've got to move on. we can't move iook. i— we've got to move on. we can't have look, i grew— we've got to move on. we can't have look, i grew up on the ioois— have look, i grew up on the ioois. so— have look, i grew up on the tools, so-can-me. tools, so you can call me a snoniioke— tools, so you can call me a snowflake if— tools, so you can call me a snowflake if you - tools, so you can call me a snowflake if you want but snowflake if you want to, but i opprenrice— snowflake if you want to, but i was apprentice a— snowflake if you want to, but i was apprentice a trained guy. i ioke— was apprentice a trained guy. i ioke os— was apprentice a trained guy. i can take as much— was apprentice a trained guy. i can take as much as i can give, poi— can take as much as i can give, pni moi-s— can take as much as i can give, pni inoi-s noi— can take as much as i can give, but that's not the— can take as much as i can give, but that's not the point. the pomi— but that's not the point. the poini. is— but that's not the point. the part, is i— but that's not the point. the point, is it affects people's livelihoods— point, is it affects people's livelihoods and— point, is it affects people's livelihoods and it affects peopie-s— livelihoods and it affects people's lives.- livelihoods and it affects people's lives. and that's what going— people's lives. and that's what going io— people's lives. and that's what we're going to be— people's lives. and that's what we're going to be careful of. npoi— we're going to be careful of. vine-ine— we're going to be careful of. what-the-the. what about the will of the british khalid british people now, khalid labour are odds on to win the next election. you could become a minister. i've got no doubt you would do an excellent job. we're fond of you here we're very fond of you here on mark tonight. always mark dolan tonight. you always speak with with honesty and authenticity . i would hope that authenticity. i would hope that you would do that with civil

servants. i would hope that if you've civil servants under you've got civil servants under you've got civil servants under you that you would tell them when their work was substandard . and of course , i think that's . and of course, i think that's well, that's what dominic raab did and he's lost his job. this is the right thing. _ did and he's lost his job. this is the right thing. it's the way you is— is the right thing. it's the way you in ii.— is the right thing. it's the way you do it. you have people with you do it. you have people with you who are senior civil servants and this is their responsibility to resolve issues of management at that workplace . us it wouldn't be my duty to shout at people. i would say that i'm disappointed with the work hasn't been done. i would then speak to senior civil then speak to the senior civil servant position and say, servant in position and say, look , i'm not getting this work look, i'm not getting this work done.can look, i'm not getting this work done. can you resolve done. can you please resolve this and see how we can this issue? and see how we can move forward? because this is not good enough, as far as i'm concerned, to concerned, for the department to move . okay, niall, how move forward. okay, niall, how do ne— move forward. okay, niall, how do we exocr— move forward. okay, niall, how do we exact change— 3 okay, niall, how do we exact change within the civii— do we exact change within the civil service?— do we exact change within the civil service? because i've got so mony— civil service? because i've got so many viewers— civil service? because i've got so many viewers and listeners nno— so many viewers and listeners nno oe— so many viewers and listeners nno roging— so many viewers and listeners who are raging about this nneiecieo— who are raging about this unelected cabal who seem to connoi— unelected cabal who seem to control government policy . well, control government policy. well,

moi-s— control government policy. well, inoi-s o— control government policy. well, inoi-s o geop— control government policy. well, that's a great question, ocinoiiy. — that's a great question, actually. and- that's a great question, actually. 33 that's a great question,- actually. and any efforts taken by conservative ministers to rein in the civil service, of course, gets this backlash and accusations of bullying. and of course, you know , with regard to course, you know, with regard to dominic raab, for example, you look at the report, there's no evidence of any actual bullying by dominic raab. he took measures to— by dominic raab. he took measures to enhance- jri:33 3 it. j he took measures to enhance the proonciiviiy— measures to enhance the productivity and effectiveness of productivity and effectiveness oi civii— productivity and effectiveness of civil servants. 31g of civil servants. but clearly he they strongly resisted that . he they strongly resisted that. it's very difficult actually to change the system. i do think the prime minister himself really has to lead on this and throwing dominic raab under the bus basically , which is what has bus basically, which is what has happened here, i think does make rishi sunak look very weak . erg. rishi sunak look very weak. erg. and i think that nothing can change unless you see leadership at the very highest on at the very highest levels on this issue . but this particular issue. but taxpayers, course, the public taxpayers, of course, the public want to see full accountability from civil servants increasingly , civil servants are acting like political activists and they are using the claims of bullying basically to undermine the work of government ministers who are

trying to actually improve levels of effectiveness and efficiency. it's also absolutely disgraceful that you have large numbers of civil servants who are actually still working from home should be in the home when they should be in the office. most people would call that outright laziness and it's unacceptable that you have very high percentages of civil servants still working servants who are still working from home, even though the pandemic is long over. and so you've you've got a culture you've got you've got a culture of political activism , sheer of political activism, sheer laziness , a lack of efficiency laziness, a lack of efficiency here. you've got a lot of workers in the civil service who are not up to the job. and it seems impossible right now for ministers to do anything about it whatsoever. and i think this is really undermining, i think britain at home and also on the world stage as well. it's absolutely unacceptable. it's an absolutely unacceptable. it's an absolute . acas kelly, absolute disgrace. acas kelly, i've absolute disgrace. acas kelly, iive-goi— absolute disgrace. acas kelly, iive-goilconpie- absolute disgrace. acas kelly, i've .gotlcouple of- i've only got a couple of seconds— i've only got a couple of seconds-give. i've only got a couple ofi seconds-give you i've only got a couple of- seconds-give you the seconds left. i'll give you the iosi—noni- seconds left. i'll give you the iosi—nonilgeii last word. i don't want to get in ironpie— last word. i don't want to get in trouble-maria,- last word. i don't want to get in trouble maria, the in trouble with maria, the producer.— in trouble with maria, the producer, but— in trouble with maria, the producer, but let me ask you, my coiieogne— producer, but let me ask you, my colleague, rees—mogg, colleague, jacob rees—mogg, iomonsiy— colleague, jacob rees—mogg, famously - notes - colleague, jacob rees—mogg, famously notes his famously left notes at his pnsiness— famously left notes at his business department during thing inning— business department during thing inning nis— business department during thing

during his stint— business department during thing during his stint in— business department during thing during his stint in the cabinet, oni— during his stint in the cabinet, ono ne— during his stint in the cabinet, ono ne ieii— during his stint in the cabinet, and he left notes— during his stint in the cabinet, and he left notes saying, do pock— and he left notes saying, do come back to— and he left notes saying, do come back to the office . do you come back to the office. do you mink— come back to the office. do you inink prieiiy— come back to the office. do you think briefly, if— come back to the office. do you think briefly, if you— come back to the office. do you think briefly, if you can, that ine— think briefly, if you can, that me civii— think briefly, if you can, that the civil service— think briefly, if you can, that the civil service need a kick up ine— the civil service need a kick up the backside _ the civil service need a kick up the backside ? _ the civil service need a kick up the backside ? �*jpvi�*rill the backside? well, look, simply people do need to come back and that's up to the management structures that we have in place to ensure that they do come back. think it's important. back. i think it's important. i've get meeting i've tried to get meeting at a local here birmingham. local level here in birmingham. unfortunately people are not back work . we need to get all back at work. we need to get all of that productivity back up again people working again and people working properly from offices . but properly from the offices. but depending on what sort of arrangements, some businesses have, look, you do have, well, look, if you do enter cabinet, khalid, i've enter the cabinet, khalid, i've got you down as foreign secretary a secretary because you're a natural diplomat . thank you. my natural diplomat. thank you. my thanks to khalid mahmood . of thanks to khalid mahmood. of course, he is the labour mp for let course, he is the labour mp for iei me— course, he is the labour mp for iei me ieii— course, he is the labour mp for let me tell you,— course, he is the labour mp for let me tell you, birmingham, perry— let me tell you, birmingham, perry porr— let me tell you, birmingham, perry pom ono— let me tell you, birmingham, perry barr and also my thanks to the perry barr and also my thanks to me oirecior— perry barr and also my thanks to the director of— perry barr and also my thanks to the director of the _ perry barr and also my thanks to the director of the margaret inoicner— the director of the margaret thatcher centre _ the director of the margaret thatcher centre for freedom at the thatcher centre for freedom at me neriioge— thatcher centre for freedom at the heritage foundation , nigel the heritage foundation, nigel coroner.— the heritage foundation, nigel gardiner. now— the heritage foundation, nigel gardiner. now we've been asking you io— gardiner. now we've been asking you io eoriier— gardiner. now we've been asking you to earlier today— gardiner. now we've been asking you to earlier today in our peopie-s— you to earlier today in our people's poll— you to earlier today in our people's poll following the

oeponnre— people's poll following the oeponnre oi— people's poll following the departure of dominic raab, is the departure of dominic raab, is me civii— departure of dominic raab, is the civil service— departure of dominic raab, is the civil service now running ? the civil service now running? priioin— the civil service now running? priioin is— the civil service now running? britain is the— the civil service now running? britain is the civil— the civil service now running? britain is the civil service now running— britain is the civil service now running britain?— britain is the civil service now running britain? 13% said no, one— running britain? 13% said no, ono ine— running britain? 13% said no, ono ine vosi— running britain? 13% said no, and the vast majority of you, or. — and the vast majority of you, on ioke— and the vast majority of you, on ioke ine — and the vast majority of you, 87, take the view— and the vast majority of you, 87, take the view that the civil service — 87, take the view that the civil service is— 87, take the view that the civil service is indeed— 87, take the view that the civil service is indeed running priioin— service is indeed running britain. coming up next with the pnnoiis— britain. coming up next with the pnnoiis is— britain. coming up next with the pnnoiis is me— britain. coming up next with the pundits is the ryanair boss, nicnoei— pundits is the ryanair boss, michael o'leary, right that we viii— michael o'leary, right that we will eventually— michael o'leary, right that we will eventually go back into the eu will eventually go back into the in os— will eventually go back into the in os royoi— will eventually go back into the eu as royal mail— will eventually go back into the eu as royal mail workers get a ion— eu as royal mail workers get a icon poy— eu as royal mail workers get a rose poy nse— eu as royal mail workers get a rose poy po— eu as royal mail workers get a 10% pay rise. do strikes work? kno— 10% pay rise. do strikes work? and pcse-— 10% pay rise. do strikes work? and nese- o— 10% pay rise. do strikes work? and here's a corker for you. snonii— and here's a corker for you. should cyclists— and here's a corker for you. should cyclists have number pioiese— should cyclists have number pioiese pn— should cyclists have number plates? i'll see— should cyclists have number plates? i'll see you .

watching, britain's watching . watching, britain's watching. we're proud to be . gb news you we're proud to be. gb news you be we're proud to be. gb news you pe okoy— we're proud to be. gb news you pe okoy .— we're proud to be. gb news you be okay . brilliant— we're proud to be. gb news you be okay . brilliant stuff. do you be okay. brilliant stuff. do you iike— be okay. brilliant stuff. do you iike mis— be okay. brilliant stuff. do you like this live _ be okay. brilliant stuff. do you like this live telly? there you go. keep— like this live telly? there you go. keep keep— like this live telly? there you go. keep keep that prompter roiiing— go. keep keep that prompter rolling because— go. keep keep that prompter rolling because we've got lots to rolling because we've got lots io-inrongn.— rolling because we've got lots to-through. i'll— rolling because we've got lots to-through. i'll-to. to get through. i'll come to your— to get through. i'll come to yon—snoniyl to get through. i'll come toi your—shortly, but your emails very shortly, but in — your emails very shortly, but i'm _welcome. your emails very shortly, buti i'm _welcome my i'm delighted to welcome my pnnoiis— i'm delighted to welcome my pnnoiis pock— i'm delighted to welcome my pundits back for— i'm delighted to welcome my pundits back for a big old oepoie— pundits back for a big old- debate—stories pundits back for a big old- debate_stories of debate on the massive stories of the debate on the massive stories of me iov— debate on the massive stories of me ooy. ne— debate on the massive stories of the day. we have— debate on the massive stories of

the day. we have broadcaster and ionrnoiisi— the day. we have broadcaster and journalist mike— the day. we have broadcaster and journalist mike porky parry . we journalist mike porky parry. we oiso— journalist mike porky parry. we oiso nove— journalist mike porky parry. we also have the— journalist mike porky parry. we also have the political commentator sam dowler and the gorgeous— commentator sam dowler and the gorgeous stephanie takyi. are you oiioneo— gorgeous stephanie takyi. are you allowed to— gorgeous stephanie takyi. are you allowed to say that? well yes, — you allowed to say that? well yes. you — you allowed to say that? well yes. you oe— you allowed to say that? well yes, you are, because i she is so ion.— yes, you are, because i she is so ioir. — yes, you are, because i she is so fair. stephanie- yes, you are, because i she is so fair. 3 vi e�*s/cg yes, you are, because i she is so fair. 3 vi pic/4g yes, you are, because i she is so fair. 3 vi

mean , i did a story in ireland mean, i did a story in ireland when lord mountbatten was murdered. okay and i had to drive from dublin over to the side of ireland, sligo, to get to mullaghmore, where lord mountbatten was blown up. okay, now you know how long ago that was. that was 40 years ago. if you took in those days, you were going down country roads across ireland . it took like seven ireland. it took like seven hours to get there. these days , hours to get there. these days, everywhere you go in ireland, massive motorways, massive dual carriageways. a friend of mine , carriageways. a friend of mine, danny kelly, the broadcaster. okay danny lives in this village in ireland and his mother lives in ireland and his mother lives in another one three miles away. and there's a three lane motorway either way between the two so ireland have two villages. so ireland have benefited massively from the eu. they've got a lot more out of it and they've put into it. so it's no wonder that the irish, like the eu for mr o'leary , his base the eu for mr o'leary, his base is in ireland, so of course he's going to start complaining about any countries who try to skew his business formula, if you see what i mean. and it must have

hurt his business. brexit? no, i don't. well, i'm not. you see, he's such a good businessman. he will do anything. he'll go pandemic. far worse. sorry. pandemic. we far worse. sorry. the pandemic would be far worse. the pandemic would be far worse. inc ponoemic— the pandemic would be far worse. the pandemic be— the pandemic would be far worse. the pandemic be far— the pandemic would be far worse. the pandemic be far worse. - the pandemic be far worse. you're absolutely right. but what is he what i'm saying is, is that he would like a unified europe, because you're quite rightly say red tape regulations mean normalised. if every country is singing from the same hymn sheet. we decided we didn't want to keep singing to the european hymn sheet. so we decided to get out. and mr o'leary's not very happy about that. this guy is so brilliant. i mean, he has winning racehorses and everything else. he's a terrific guy with the midas touch. i mean, he's he's like the steve tops— mean, he's he's like the steve tops-ine— mean, he's he's like the steve jobs-the james— mean, he's he's like the steve jobs the james dyson of jobs or the james dyson of ireiono. — jobs or the james dyson of ireland. yes— jobs or the james dyson of ireland. yes he— jobs or the james dyson of ireland. yes he is. yes. a great mnovoori— ireland. yes he is. yes. a great mnovoori so— ireland. yes he is. yes. a great innovator. so we— ireland. yes he is. yes. a great innovator. so we should listen to innovator. so we should listen io-i— innovator. so we should listen io-i meon— innovator. so we should listen to-i mean,.said- innovator. so we should listen to-i mean,.said he. innovator. so we should listen to i mean, said he said to him. i mean, he said he said one—i— to him. i mean, he said he said one—i-ioveol one quote, which i just loved oponi— one quote, which i just lovedi about—mistakenly about brexit. we mistakenly assumed there would some assumed that there would be some kind competence top of kind of competence at the top of government under johnson, and they least put the they would at least put the economy and do a sensible economy first and do a sensible deal economy first and do a sensible deal, not. and i deal, which they did not. and i know what he's saying about, you

know, was obviously know, because it was obviously old were more to old people were more likely to vote brexit and younger vote for brexit and younger people, obviously, who will come up the ranks and, you know, and the will die off like the elders will die off like he's which true love. he's saying, which is true love. brexit. no, no, no, we will go ne— brexit. no, no, no, we will go we viii— brexit. no, no, no, we will go we niii go— brexit. no, no, no, we will go we will go back— brexit. no, no, no, we will go we will go back into the single morkei. — we will go back into the single market. thank— we will go back into the single market. thank god.- we will go back into the single market. crir3 we will go back into the single market. icirir3 market. thank god. look at where we are now. it's a nightmare. vie-ve— we are now. it's a nightmare. we've already talked about the obstructive civil service in an earlier part. blame for everything civil service don't like brexit and they have been constructive in trying to stop brexit working. but mike, 4000 pieces of legislation should have been cleared now through the and it hasn't been cleared. they haven't been because they've been uncooperative. what does brexit stand what does brexit even stand for oymoe— what does brexit even stand for oymoe e— what does brexit even stand for oymoe e iris— what does brexit even stand for anymore ? it's just— what does brexit even stand for anymore ? it's just been it's anymore? it's just been it's someining— anymore? it's just been it's something that's now feels it ieeis— something that's now feels it ieeis iike— something that's now feels it ieeis iike o— something that's now feels it feels like a pipeline dream. you know.— feels like a pipeline dream. you know, even the— feels like a pipeline dream. you know, even the most hard core prekiieer— know, even the most hard core brexiteer right— know, even the most hard core brexiteer right now is probably iniooiing— brexiteer right now is probably twiddling their— brexiteer right now is probably twiddling their thumbs, thinking nnoi— twiddling their thumbs, thinking nnoi oii— twiddling their thumbs, thinking nnoi iii i— twiddling their thumbs, thinking what did i vote— twiddling their thumbs, thinking what did i vote for? i voted. i voici— what did i vote for? i voted. i voted remain. _ what did i vote for? i voted. i voted remain. rip what did i vote for? i voted. i voted remain. 3 3 what did i vote for? i voted. 1. voted remain. _can see the voted remain. but i can see the great opportunities of brexit. of course, i can't see it right now. myi of course, i can't see it right now. my i mean, where are they ?

now. my i mean, where are they? i now. my i mean, where are they? r con-i— now. my i mean, where are they? r con-i see— now. my i mean, where are they? r con-i ii.— now. my i mean, where are they? i can't see it. yeah— my i mean, where are they? i can't see it. yeah we're now in ine— i can't see it. yeah we're now in the pacific— i can't see it. yeah we're now in the pacific trade deal. that ine— in the pacific trade deal. that was the biggest— in the pacific trade deal. that was the biggest which is the worst deal. we've got this deal. enr— worst deal. we've got this deal. pm porter— worst deal. we've got this deal. our border control— worst deal. we've got this deal. our border control of— 3 we've got this deal. our border control of our poroers. — our border control of our borders. do— our border control of our borders. do we. jrir borders. do we. do we have control? are you having a laugh ? our borders. our borders are ine— ? our borders. our borders are me noisi— ? our borders. our borders are me norsi iney— ? our borders. our borders are the worst they ever— 7’ our borders. our borders are the worst they ever were before. it's the worst they ever were before. ii-s eosie— the worst they ever were before. its io— the worst they ever were before. it's easier to enact— the worst they ever were before. it's easier to enact the poiicies. — it's easier to enact the policies. it's easier to enact the- policies. suella braverman outside of the eu, let me tell you also the you that. but also but also the trans, the trans thing that you were talking about this. were talking about like this. this thing that this is the one thing that unified like trump, joe unified like donald trump, joe biden and hillary clinton, because like , no, because they were all like, no, thank much. so they're thank you very much. so they're trying to say like, well, that's because protectionist trying to say like, well, that's becc'we're protectionist trying to say like, well, that's becc'we're to rtectionist trying to say like, well, that's becc'we're to rtec beholden and we're going to be beholden to to what they forget, to what? to what they forget, nnoi— to what? to what they forget, nnoi-iney— to what? to what they forget, what-they lives- “ to what they forget, what they lives millions of what what they lives millions of iives—py— what what they lives millions of iives—py ine - what what they lives millions of lives by the vaccine lives were saved by the vaccine oiioni— lives were saved by the vaccine rollout, which _ lives were saved by the vaccine rollout, which we— lives were saved by the vaccine rollout, which we could not have iome— rollout, which we could not have gone . — rollout, which we could not have gone . ne— rollout, which we could not have done . we still— rollout, which we could not have done . we still believe- rollout, which we could not have done . �*jpvi�*ri cc 3ii done. we still believe we're not gonna talk about the vaccine now because. not on this channel. no.— because. not on this channel. po-oon-i— because. not on this channel. no,-don't want-talkj no, no. you don't want to talk oponi— no, no. you don't want to talk about-successes- no, no. you don't want to talk about successes brexit about the successes of brexit ore-know.— about the successes of brexit are - know, i agree - about the successes of brexit. are - know, i agree .them are you know, i agree with them pecose— are you know, i agree with them because we're looking because right now we're looking like because right now we're looking iike o— because right now we're looking iike o iongning— because right now we're looking like a laughing stock of a conniv— like a laughing stock of a country-voted- like a laughing stock of a country voted to leave the country who voted to leave the eu country who voted to leave the in -siocks. - country who voted to leave the in -siocks. ii- country who voted to leave the eu - stocks. it is - country who voted to leave the eu _stocks. it is it. country who voted to leave the eu _stocks. it is it isj eu laughing stocks. it is it is me— eu laughing stocks. it is it is pie some—

eu laughing stocks. it is it is the same country . now,- eu laughing stocks. . e iirir. now, look, the same country. now, look, it's all about— the same country. now, look, it's all about opinions,- riritr. now, look, it's all about opinions, but i'm cenoin— it's all about opinions, but i'm cenoin inor— it's all about opinions, but i'm certain that brexit— it's all about opinions, but i'm certain that brexit will come good— certain that brexit will come gooo ii— certain that brexit will come gooo ii i— certain that brexit will come good if it hasn't— certain that brexit will come good if it hasn't already. it's an insurance— good if it hasn't already. it's an insurance policy against ever cioser— an insurance policy against ever cioser onion— an insurance policy against ever closer union about— an insurance policy against ever closer union about being a memper— closer union about being a memper oi— closer union about being a member of the— closer union about being a member of the euro. a single inropeon— member of the euro. a single inropeon ormy— member of the euro. a single european army free trade, you ii.— european army free trade, you ii. ine— european army free trade, you name it. the brexit benefits are mere— name it. the brexit benefits are mere io— name it. the brexit benefits are mere io sioy. — name it. the brexit benefits are here to stay. but— name it. the brexit benefits are here to stay. but look, it is oii— here to stay. but look, it is oii oponi— here to stay. but look, it is all about opinions. what's yourse— all about opinions. what's yonrse nork— all about opinions. what's yours? mark gb news now. yours? mark gb news .uk now. jeremy— yours? mark gb news .uk now. jeremy-my— yours? mark gb news .uk now. jeremy my colleague in jeremy vine my colleague in broadcasting— jeremy vine my colleague in broadcasting over channel broadcasting over at channel iive.— broadcasting over at channel iive—oni- broadcasting over at channel iive—our oi- five, has lashed out at ceiepriiy— five, has lashed out at celebrity lawyer nick freeman oiier— celebrity lawyer nick freeman oiier ine— celebrity lawyer nick freeman after the lawyer— celebrity lawyer nick freeman after the lawyer called for cyciisis— after the lawyer called for cyciisis io — after the lawyer called for cyclists to have- after the lawyer called for cyclists to have vehicle style cyclists to have a vehicle style id cyclists to have a vehicle style ip ior— cyclists to have a vehicle style id for identification purposes in oi— id for identification purposes in oi on— id for identification purposes in case of an accident. so look, nnoi— in case of an accident. so look, no oo— in case of an accident. so look, no do ne— in case of an accident. so look, what do we think— in case of an accident. so look, what do we think about this? snonii— what do we think about this? should cyclists— what do we think about this? should cyclists have number pioiese — should cyclists have number pioiese pas,— should cyclists have number plates? yes, they- should cyclists have number plates? i3/ris 3 ”viii. plates? yes, they should. i feel like cyclists have been a law unto they can get unto themselves. they can get away with murder even though they often . if they don't commit it often. if that the case, there's no one that is the case, there's no one to hold them accountable . i to hold them accountable. i think if had id, we will think if they had id, we will know who the culprits are and i feel they have free rein of feel like they have free rein of the roads simply need the roads and they simply need to accountable. steph to be held accountable. steph is singing on my hymn sheet because thatis singing on my hymn sheet because that is exactly what i think as well. and so. so my, my, my

well. and like so. so my, my, my sisier— well. and like so. so my, my, my sisier iives— well. and like so. so my, my, my sister lives down— well. and like so. so my, my, my sister lives down in— and like so. so my, my, my sister lives down in devon and sne— sister lives down in devon and sne-rigni— sister lives down in devon and she-right-tarka. she lives right on the tarka ran, — she lives right on the tarka iroii-o— she lives right on the tarka trail, a beautiful trail, which is a beautiful iroii—onoi trail, which is a beautiful. trail._and her trail. and you know, and her kios— trail. and you know, and her kids-peen— trail. and you know, and her kids been almost run over kids have been almost run over iike— kids have been almost run over iike-ines— kids have been almost run over like-times on- kids have been almost run over like-times on this- kids have been almost run over like times on this and like multiple times on this and the like multiple times on this and me nignnoy— like multiple times on this and the highway code— like multiple times on this and the highway code says that they musi— the highway code says that they mnsi give — the highway code says that they mnsr give nov— the highway code says that they must give way to— the highway code says that they must give way to pedestrians and iney— must give way to pedestrians and iney oon-i— must give way to pedestrians and iney oon-i iney— must give way to pedestrians and they don't they like they barge on, they don't they like they barge iney— they don't they like they barge iney porge— they don't they like they barge on, they barge on— they don't they like they barge on, they barge on past like iiieroiiy— on, they barge on past like literally it's— on, they barge on past like literally it's like it's like id concis— literally it's like it's like id coroslior— literally it's like it's like id cards for example, if you have cards, for example, if you have morning— cards, for example, if you have noining io— cards, for example, if you have nothing to hide,— cards, for example, if you have nothing to hide, what's what's cards, for example, if you have notiproblem? , what's what's cards, for example, if you have notiproblem? 's what's cards, for example, if you have notiproblem? 's wirir�*"'s cards, for example, if you have notiproblem? 's wirir j cards, for example, if you have notiproblem? 's wiritr j the problem? some sort of id, of course should. and michael, course you should. and michael, i course you should. and michael, i meon— course you should. and michael, i yon— course you should. and michael, i you go— course you should. and michael, i mean, you go further- riritr. 3 and michael, i mean, you go further with cyciisis— i mean, you go further with cyciisis nno — i mean, you go further with cyclists who pavements as cyclists who use pavements as roost— roads, they do. it's disgraceful. very nearly disgraceful. i was very nearly knocked the other morning. disgraceful. i was very nearly kwas ed the other morning. disgraceful. i was very nearly kwas going the other morning. disgraceful. i was very nearly kwas going to he other morning. disgraceful. i was very nearly kwas going to the ither morning. disgraceful. i was very nearly kwas going to the stationyrning. disgraceful. i was very nearly kwas going to the station 605g. i was going to the station 605 and whoosh, you know, i could feel the force of the g's and wouldn't you have liked to have got his id number? are you sure you ener— got his id number? are you sure you neenr poying— got his id number? are you sure you weren't paying the- gin 3 j 333iri3?’ are you sure you weren't paying the price gin 3 j 333:iri7’ are you sure you weren't paying the price for the you weren't paying the price for me nigni— you weren't paying the price for the night before?— you weren't paying the price for the night before? no. definitely noi. — the night before? no. definitely noi. are— the night before? no. definitely noi. are you— the night before? no. definitely not. are you still— the night before? no. definitely not. ' 3ii cc c. 3 the night before? no. definitely not. ' 3ii cc c. rir3 not. are you still unsteady on your it wasn't just your feet? it wasn't just a pike.— your feet? it wasn't just a pike-no.— your feet? it wasn't just a bike.-no, no. - your feet? it wasn't just a bike.-no, no. you your feet? it wasn't just a- bike.-no, no. you sully bike. no, no, no, no. you sully my— bike. no, no, no, no. you sully my character. now, what i would say . if start say is this. that if you start registering cyclists, you are inventing another huge government department of red tape. it would be almost

impossible to get it all in line. but the roads would just be that little bit more safer. it would be that little bit more soie— it would be that little bit more soie iney— it would be that little bit more safer. they should be they snonii— safer. they should be they snonii pe— safer. they should be they should be ideal idea. grin should be ideal idea. i've got better. what's— should be ideal idea. i've got better. what's your- should be ideal idea. grin what's your idea? jczjjc. better. what's your idea? quiet down for a moment. i'll talk to steph. the better idea is steph. yeah, the better idea is that all? send complaint to that all? send a complaint to pk.— that all? send a complaint to pin—ore— that all? send a complaint to pin—ore peing- hr. all cyclists are being pniiieo— hr. all cyclists are being pniiieo . — hr. all cyclists are being bullied . all— hr. all cyclists are being bullied . rigs. 3 bullied. all cyclists should wear in that helmet. wear a helmet in that helmet. there chip and that there should be a chip and that chip should register with gps satellite signalling so you can be traced at all times. wouldn't that be expensive be traced at all times. - wouldn't that be expensive to impiemenie — wouldn't that be expensive to implement? it— wouldn't that be expensive to implement? . 3 3 e implement? it wouldn't be anything like as expensive, but starting just starting a registration, because i tell you why. the little plate on their on men— why. the little plate on their on their bikes,— why. the little plate on their on their bikes, a— the little plate on their on their bikes, a little plate on their bikes, a little plate on ine— on their bikes, a little plate on me pike— on their bikes, a little plate on the bike an— on their bikes, a little plate on the bike an instant happens. do on the bike an instant happens. po-ponesiiv— on the bike an instant happens. do-honestly think— on the bike an instant happens. do you honestly think somebody would to notice the would be able to notice the number of the bikes? don't we do that with-don't— number of the bikes? don't we do that with-don't we - number of the bikes? don't we do that with-don't we do- number of the bikes? don't we do that with-don't we do that. that with cars? don't we do that nim— that with cars? don't we do that viii-iney— that with cars? don't we do that viii-ineyloo- that with cars? don't we do that| with _they. do .cars, with cars? they do do with cars, ion-i— with cars? they do do with cars, ion-i-kno— with cars? they do do with cars, don't-and don't- with cars? they do do with cars,| don't-and don't-think don't you? and don't you think people their people just paint over their number anyway because it's such a don't say, look , a tiny they don't say, look, i'll tell you what, i'd go further. i'd put chip further. i'd put a chip in people's heads, no , you need people's heads, oh, no, you need to talk to bill gates about that. yeah, that's right.

that. yeah, yeah, that's right. poi— that. yeah, yeah, that's right. poi poi— that. yeah, yeah, that's right. poi poi o— that. yeah, yeah, that's right. poi poi o cmp— that. yeah, yeah, that's right. but put a chip in— that. yeah, yeah, that's right. but put a chip in the cyclist helmet. you know, you can. and men— helmet. you know, you can. and inen voo— helmet. you know, you can. and inen voo co— helmet. you know, you can. and then you can trace— you know, you can. and then you can trace them everynnere. — then you can trace them everywhere. and they're accountable _ everywhere. and they're accountable or more everywhere. and they're- accountable _or more simply, accountable more or more simply, just accountable more or more simply, iosi o— accountable more or more simply, iosi o iiiiie— accountable more or more simply, just a little badge— accountable more or more simply, just a little badge on their pike.— just a little badge on their pike. — just a little badge on their bike. that's— just a little badge on their bike. g just a little badge on their bike. rig the just a little badge on their bike. g the bike bike. that's enough. the bike ono— bike. that's enough. the bike and registration— bike. that's enough. the bike and registration .— bike. that's enough. the bike and registration . and- bike. g the bike and registration . and who would and registration. and who would poiice— and registration. and who would poiice iii — and registration. and who would police it? who— and registration. and who would police it? �*jpvij3rir 3 and registration. and who would police it? �*jpvij3ritr 3 viii and registration. and who would police it? �*jpvij3ritr 3 ziitrriri .7’ police it? who would police it? monitor well, i mean, it's monitor it? well, i mean, it's noi— monitor it? well, i mean, it's noi ine— monitor it? well, i mean, it's not the metropolitan- 3 .7’ well, i mean, it's not the metropolitan police. . not the metropolitan police. it snonii— not the metropolitan police. it moon is. — not the metropolitan police. it moon in ii— not the metropolitan police. it should be. it should- not the metropolitan police. it should be. it should be- not the metropolitan police. it should be. it should be part of the highway code. if you're going the highway code. if you're. going—voo going to drive on the road, you snonii— going to drive on the road, you snoop-ogre.- going to drive on the road, you should agree. three, should have it. i agree. three, s—s—io— should have it. i agree. three, s—s—io me.- should have it. i agree. three, 3—3_to me, folks.j 3—3 words. back to me, folks. inree— 3—3 words. back to me, folks. inree nonos— 3—3 words. back to me, folks. three words for— 3—3 words. back to me, folks. three words for mike. porky pony— three words for mike. porky pony on— three words for mike. porky pony on voon— three words for mike. porky parry on your bike. do you parry on your bike. what do you minke— parry on your bike. what do you minke-voon— parry on your bike. what do you think?-your view?- parry on your bike. what do you think? your view? should think? what is your view? should picycies— think? what is your view? should bicycles—plates?- bicycles have number plates? nork— bicycles have number plates? mark gbnews.uk . should they pay mark gbnews.uk. should they pay road-insurance— mark gbnews.uk. should they pay road-insurance ?- mark gbnews.uk. should they pay road-insurance ? it's- road tax and insurance? it's coming— road tax and insurance? it's coming op.— road tax and insurance? it's coming up ny— road tax and insurance? it's coming up. my mark meets guest is-iegeno— coming up. my mark meets guest is-iegeno spor- coming up. my mark meets guest is-legend star of- coming up. my mark meets guest is legend star of allo is a comedy legend star of allo oiio— is a comedy legend star of allo kiio. peo— is a comedy legend star of allo kiio. pep ono— is a comedy legend star of allo allo, red and emmerdale and of course, coronation— allo, red and emmerdale and of course, coronation street. ken money.— course, coronation street. ken morley. remember the brilliant poiierspy— morley. remember the brilliant battersby character from coronation _ battersby character from coronation street? that's .

next i next. welcome | vexi- welcome back | peni— welcome back to loop— welcome back to mark dolan ionigpi— welcome back to mark dolan ionigni. iii— welcome back to mark dolan tonight. i'll get— welcome back to mark dolan tonight. i'll get to your emails very— tonight. i'll get to your emails very spopiy— tonight. i'll get to your emails very shortly. don't— tonight. i'll get to your emails very shortly. don't forget my ioke— very shortly. don't forget my ioke oi— very shortly. don't forget my ioke oi ren— very shortly. don't forget my take at ten is— very shortly. don't forget my take at ten is coming. the monesos— take at ten is coming. the monesos oi— take at ten is coming. the madness of woke censors who want to madness of woke censors who want io gei— madness of woke censors who want io gei rio— madness of woke censors who want io gei rip oi— madness of woke censors who want no gei rip oi ine— madness of woke censors who want to get rid of the manchester nniieo— to get rid of the manchester nniieo-mon— to get rid of the manchester united-man city- to get rid of the manchester united man city famous crest united and man city famous crest on men— united and man city famous crest on men spin.— united and man city famous crest on their shirt. i'll— united and man city famous crest on their shirt. i'll explain why one— on their shirt. i'll explain why oiier ien. — on their shirt. i'll explain why after ten. but— on their shirt. i'll explain why after ten. but it's— on their shirt. i'll explain why after ten. but it's time now for nork— after ten. but it's time now for nork meesi— after ten. but it's time now for mark meets. and— after ten. but it's time now for mark meets. and tonight, one of the mark meets. and tonight, one of me mosi— mark meets. and tonight, one of the most recognised actors on tv . ine— the most recognised actors on tv . ine spor— the most recognised actors on tv . ine sior oi— the most recognised actors on tv , the star of allo— the most recognised actors on tv , the star of allo allo red emmerdale,— , the star of allo allo red emmerdale, and most memorably as the emmerdale, and most memorably as me eccennic— emmerdale, and most memorably as the eccentric shop— emmerdale, and most memorably as the eccentric shop manager for reg— the eccentric shop manager for reg holdsworth_ the eccentric shop manager for reg holdsworth in coronation sneer.— reg holdsworth in coronation sneer. ken— reg holdsworth in coronation street. ken morley , welcome to street. ken morley, welcome to nork— street. ken morley, welcome to nork poion— street. ken morley, welcome to mark dolan tonight. ken erm , mark dolan tonight. ken erm, nork— mark dolan tonight. ken erm, nork. mere— mark dolan tonight. ken erm, mark, there you— mark dolan tonight. ken erm, mark, there you are. iriri3ri mark, there you are. how were the images now? ken i'm- mark, there you are. iriri3ri g “ ken i'm thrilled the images now? ken i'm thrilled to the images now? ken i'm thrilled io nove— the images now? ken i'm thrilled io nove voo— the images now? ken i'm thrilled ro nove voo ono— the images now? ken i'm thrilled to have you and you're— g “ ken i'm thrilled to have you and you're looking very— to have you and you're looking very snori— to have you and you're looking very smart. you've— to have you and you're looking very smart. you've dressed up for very smart. you've dressed up ior ine— very smart. you've dressed up for the occasion— very smart. you've dressed up for the occasion .— very smart. you've dressed up for the occasion . a little bit for the occasion. a little bit of for the occasion. a little bit oi on— for the occasion. a little bit oi on issue— for the occasion. a little bit of an issue with— for the occasion. a little bit of an issue with your line. vie-re— of an issue with your line. were going— of an issue with your line. were going io— of an issue with your line. we're going to work on it, but ossoming— we're going to work on it, but ossoming voon— we're going to work on it, but assuming your broadband conneciion— assuming your broadband connection can- assuming your broadband connection can hold out, let me osk— connection can hold out, let me osk your— connection can hold out, let me osk voo. voo— connection can hold out, let me ask you, you went— connection can hold out, let me ask you, you went from school ieocner— ask you, you went from school ieocner io — ask you, you went from school teacher to actor.— ask you, you went from school teacher to actor. how did that noppen—

teacher to actor. how did that noppen .— teacher to actor. how did that noppen . in— teacher to actor. how did that noppen . in on.— teacher to actor. how did that happen . in oh, yes. i went from happen. in oh, yes. i went from io— happen. in oh, yes. i went from io pero— happen. in oh, yes. i went from io nero . — happen. in oh, yes. i went from zero to hero . yeah— happen. in oh, yes. i went from zero to hero . i3/ripi 3 now, folks, zero to hero. yeah. now, folks, rim— zero to hero. yeah. now, folks, in going— zero to hero. yeah. now, folks, in going io— zero to hero. yeah. now, folks, i'm going to have— zero to hero. yeah. now, folks, i'm going to have to— zero to hero. i3/ripi 3 now, folks, i'm going to have to interrupt pecose— i'm going to have to interrupt pecose ken— i'm going to have to interrupt because ken, i'm— i'm going to have to interrupt because ken, i'm so sorry . we because ken, i'm so sorry. we cieoriy— because ken, i'm so sorry. we cieoriy nove— because ken, i'm so sorry. we cieoriy nove on— because ken, i'm so sorry. we clearly have an issue with your prooopono. — clearly have an issue with your broadband. we're— clearly have an issue with your broadband. we're going to reconnect with— broadband. we're going to reconnect with ken morley very snoniy— reconnect with ken morley very snoniy .— reconnect with ken morley very snoniy. iive— reconnect with ken morley very snoniy. iive goi— reconnect with ken morley very shortly . i've got to say, i have shortly. i've got to say, i have oinoys— shortly. i've got to say, i have oinoys iovei— shortly. i've got to say, i have always loved coronation street. ine— always loved coronation street. ine eoso— always loved coronation street. the reason why— always loved coronation street. the reason why is— always loved coronation street. the reason why is because it's so neii— the reason why is because it's so well written— the reason why is because it's so well written .— the reason why is because it's so well written . coronation so well written. coronation sneer— so well written. coronation spreei o— so well written. coronation street a lot— so well written. coronation street a lot less- so well written. coronation street a lot less depressing mon— street a lot less depressing inon posi— street a lot less depressing than east enders, just witty nonmem— than east enders, just witty northern humour, a great legacy . i northern humour, a great legacy . i mink— northern humour, a great legacy . iinink iris— northern humour, a great legacy . ithink it's the— northern humour, a great legacy . i think it's the longest conning— . i think it's the longest running soap- . i think it's the longest running soap opera in the world one— running soap opera in the world ono iney— running soap opera in the world ono iney siiii— running soap opera in the world and they still churn out great gooiiiy— and they still churn out great gooiiiy .— and they still churn out great gooiiry . so— and they still churn out great gooiiry . so i— and they still churn out great quality. so i was— and they still churn out great quality. so i was looking iornoro— quality. so i was looking iornoro io— quality. so i was looking forward to catching up with ken to forward to catching up with ken io-opooi— forward to catching up with ken io-opooi nis— forward to catching up with ken to-about his time- forward to catching up with ken to about his time on the to talk about his time on the sneer. — to talk about his time on the sneer. i— to talk about his time on the street. i think— to talk about his time on the street. i think he— to talk about his time on the street. i think he about six street. i think he did about six yeors— street. i think he did about six yeors os— street. i think he did about six years as as the— street. i think he did about six years as as the brilliant poiierspy— years as as the brilliant battersby character , of course, battersby character, of course, then— battersby character, of course, me. me — battersby character, of course, the, the rather— battersby character, of course, the, the rather iconic erg, the reg— the, the rather iconic erg, the peg peg — the, the rather iconic erg, the reg reg holdsworth . listen, reg reg holdsworth. listen, ior-s.— reg reg holdsworth. listen, iei-s iei-s— reg reg holdsworth. listen, let's, let's move— reg reg holdsworth. listen, let's, let's move on because iive— let's, let's move on because i-ve goi— let's, let's move on because i-ve goi o— let's, let's move on because i've got a couple- let's, let's move on because i've got a couple of emails nniisi— i've got a couple of emails nniisi ne— i've got a couple of emails whilst we wait— i've got a couple of emails whilst we wait for ken morley to eomi — whilst we wait for ken morley to eomi ono— whilst we wait for ken morley to return and let's— whilst we wait for ken morley to return and let's have a look at

mis.— return and let's have a look at inis. iris— return and let's have a look at this. it's regarding— return and let's have a look at this. it's regarding bicycles. snonii— this. it's regarding bicycles. should cyclists— this. it's regarding bicycles. should cyclists have registration - should cyclists have registration plates? should they nove — registration plates? should they nove mpe— registration plates? should they have number plates like cars ? have number plates like cars? inis— have number plates like cars? inis irom — have number plates like cars? this from jim.— have number plates like cars? this from jim. hi— have number plates like cars? this from jim. hi mark. the two snoniioke— this from jim. hi mark. the two snowflake lefties— this from jim. hi mark. the two snowflake lefties on your show oisgosi— snowflake lefties on your show oisgosi me— snowflake lefties on your show oisgosi me .— snowflake lefties on your show oisgosi me . i— snowflake lefties on your show disgust me . i like— snowflake lefties on your show disgust me . i like the chip disgust me. i like the chip neg,— disgust me. i like the chip ioeo. poi— disgust me. i like the chip idea, but on— disgust me. i like the chip idea, but on the bike panel, mis— idea, but on the bike panel, inis icom— idea, but on the bike panel, this from bradley mark. who is inor— this from bradley mark. who is inoi iroining— this from bradley mark. who is that frothing mouthy on the miooie— that frothing mouthy on the middle seats?— that frothing mouthy on the middle seats? i— that frothing mouthy on the middle seats? i think he's reierring— middle seats? i think he's referring to _ middle seats? i think he's referring to sam dowler. that's very— referring to sam dowler. that's very nonsm— referring to sam dowler. that's very harsh. super— referring to sam dowler. that's very harsh. super annoying and op— very harsh. super annoying and op nnoi— very harsh. super annoying and sums up what is— very harsh. super annoying and sums up what is wrong with this pioce— sums up what is wrong with this pioce. i— sums up what is wrong with this pioce. i know— sums up what is wrong with this place. i know maybe he could ioke— place. i know maybe he could take himself— place. i know maybe he could take himself off— place. i know maybe he could take himself off to mainland inope— take himself off to mainland iorope ono— take himself off to mainland europe and relocate , but as he's europe and relocate, but as he's so oesperoie— europe and relocate, but as he's so desperate to— europe and relocate, but as he's so desperate to be— europe and relocate, but as he's so desperate to be a part of an oneiecieo— so desperate to be a part of an unelected quango,_ so desperate to be a part of an unelected quango, yeah, this of is in— unelected quango, yeah, this of course is in relation to whether or noi— course is in relation to whether or noi ne— course is in relation to whether or not we re—enter_ course is in relation to whether or not we re—enter the eu. take my— or not we re—enter the eu. take my noni— or not we re—enter the eu. take my word ior— or not we re—enter the eu. take my word ior ii.— or not we re—enter the eu. take my word for it. we— or not we re—enter the eu. take my word for it. we will not go pock. — my word for it. we will not go pock. kno— my word for it. we will not go back. and the— my word for it. we will not go back. and the reason why is pecose— back. and the reason why is because brexit,— back. and the reason why is because brexit, it will be a success. yes,— because brexit, it will be a success. yes, the- because brexit, it will be a success. yes, the reason why is is— success. yes, the reason why is its oireooy— success. yes, the reason why is its oireooy on— success. yes, the reason why is it's already an insurance policy ogoinsi— it's already an insurance policy ogoinsi eve— it's already an insurance policy against ever closer union. a singie— against ever closer union. a single european— against ever closer union. a single european army. against ever closer union. a single european army . you've got single european army. you've got the single european army. you've got me enro— single european army. you've got me so— single european army. you've got the euro. so many— single european army. you've got the euro. so many other aspects, inoepenoeni— the euro. so many other aspects, independent foreign policy,

prekin— independent foreign policy, brexit. britain— independent foreign policy, brexit. britain is here to stay, let brexit. britain is here to stay, iei me— brexit. britain is here to stay, iei me ieii— brexit. britain is here to stay, let me tell you. _ brexit. britain is here to stay, let me tell you. but if you cisogree— let me tell you. but if you oisogree. oo— let me tell you. but if you disagree, do let- let me tell you. but if you disagree, do let me know. and by the disagree, do let me know. and by me way— disagree, do let me know. and by me wayr nnen— disagree, do let me know. and by one nov. nnen ii— disagree, do let me know. and by the way, when it comes to judging— the way, when it comes to rooging previo— the way, when it comes to judging brexit, i think you've got judging brexit, i think you've goi io— judging brexit, i think you've goi ro give— judging brexit, i think you've got to give-least- judging brexit, i think you've got to give least ten got to give it at least ten yeos— got to give it at least ten years. godfrey— got to give it at least ten years. godfrey mark says. the mock— years. godfrey mark says. the mork soys— years. godfrey mark says. the mark says godfrey the eu long gone— mark says godfrey the eu long gone is— mark says godfrey the eu long gone is io— mark says godfrey the eu long game is to take— mark says godfrey the eu long game is to take back control of all game is to take back control of oii inope— game is to take back control of all europe and— game is to take back control of all europe and create the united spores— all europe and create the united sioies oi— all europe and create the united states of europe— all europe and create the united states of europe .— all europe and create the united states of europe . erg silence on states of europe. erg silence on iiiegoi— states of europe. erg silence on iiiegoi poops— states of europe. erg silence on illegal boats is— states of europe. erg silence on illegal boats is part of that gome— illegal boats is part of that gome .— illegal boats is part of that gome . pesiroy— illegal boats is part of that game . destroy all national game. destroy all national sovereignry— game. destroy all national sovereignty identity by stealth . noeve iong— sovereignty identity by stealth , however long it— sovereignty identity by stealth , however long it takes. we voici— , however long it takes. we voted brexit— , however long it takes. we voted brexit to _ , however long it takes. we voted brexit to control our oesiiny— voted brexit to control our iesiiny oi— voted brexit to control our destiny at the— voted brexit to control our destiny at the ballot box. not possipie— destiny at the ballot box. not possible under— destiny at the ballot box. not possible under eu control. civil service— possible under eu control. civil service o— possible under eu control. civil service o pro— possible under eu control. civil service a pro eu— possible under eu control. civil service a pro eu not fit for purpose— service a pro eu not fit for porpose .— service a pro eu not fit for porpose . vie— service a pro eu not fit for purpose . we drain our swamps purpose. we drain our swamps poo.— purpose. we drain our swamps ioo. soys— purpose. we drain our swamps too, says godfrey,— purpose. we drain our swamps too, says godfrey, who is a reiireo— too, says godfrey, who is a retired ceo— too, says godfrey, who is a retired ceo living in the isle of retired ceo living in the isle oi non. — retired ceo living in the isle oi mon nov— retired ceo living in the isle of man. now maria , where are we of man. now maria, where are we . ki— of man. now maria, where are we . pi pkoy— of man. now maria, where are we . pi pkoy. no— of man. now maria, where are we . pi okoy. ne— of man. now maria, where are we . at okay, now we have been coming— . at okay, now we have been coming on— . at okay, now we have been running our text— . at okay, now we have been running our text poll tonight very— running our text poll tonight veryeociiing— running our text poll tonight very exciting. we've been asking you very exciting. we've been asking voo iois— very exciting. we've been asking voo iois oi— very exciting. we've been asking you lots of questions on inner.— you lots of questions on twitter. and— you lots of questions on twitter. and we want to pick up on inor— twitter. and we want to pick up on that conversation about cyciisis— on that conversation about cyciisis .— on that conversation about

cyclists . should cyclists have cyclists. should cyclists have mpe— cyclists. should cyclists have number plates?— cyclists. should cyclists have number plates? well, the results are number plates? well, the results in— number plates? well, the results are in a massive— number plates? well, the results are in a massive 76% say yes , are in a massive 76% say yes, nniisi— are in a massive 76% say yes, nniisi peio— are in a massive 76% say yes, whilst 24% say— are in a massive 76% say yes, whilst 24% say they no. so the vosi— whilst 24% say they no. so the vosi motoriiy— whilst 24% say they no. so the vast majority would like to see kimo— vast majority would like to see kini oi— vast majority would like to see some kind of registration for cyciisis. — some kind of registration for cyciisis. kni— some kind of registration for cyclists. and why ever not right no— cyclists. and why ever not right iook.— cyclists. and why ever not right now? look, we've— cyclists. and why ever not right now? look, we've had a bit of iroopie— now? look, we've had a bit of trouble getting— now? look, we've had a bit of trouble getting hold of the nonoerioi— trouble getting hold of the wonderful, wonderful guests mere— wonderful, wonderful guests inere .— wonderful, wonderful guests inere . ny— wonderful, wonderful guests there . my mark— wonderful, wonderful guests there . my mark meets guest, but there. my mark meets guest, but oon-i— there. my mark meets guest, but oon-i nonv— there. my mark meets guest, but don't worry because we shall be reconneciing— don't worry because we shall be reconnecting with— don't worry because we shall be reconnecting with ken morley very— reconnecting with ken morley very soon— reconnecting with ken morley very soon indeed— reconnecting with ken morley very soon indeed on a future poi— very soon indeed on a future occasion. but let's bring back me— occasion. but let's bring back me reociion— occasion. but let's bring back the reaction of— occasion. but let's bring back the reaction of my brilliant ponei— the reaction of my brilliant panel tonight— the reaction of my brilliant panel tonight to the big stories of panel tonight to the big stories oi ine— panel tonight to the big stories oi ine iov— panel tonight to the big stories of the day. stephanie takyi mike pony— of the day. stephanie takyi mike porry oni— of the day. stephanie takyi mike porry ono som— of the day. stephanie takyi mike parry and sam dowler. of the day. stephanie takyi mike parry and sam dowler . and let's parry and sam dowler. and let's ioik— parry and sam dowler. and let's ioik opooi— parry and sam dowler. and let's talk about posters.— parry and sam dowler. and let's talk about posters. who are the ioiesi— talk about posters. who are the latest workers _ talk about posters. who are the latest workers to _ talk about posters. who are the latest workers to win themselves a latest workers to win themselves o-rise— latest workers to win themselves o-rise incogn— latest workers to win themselves a rise through industrial a pay rise through industrial ociion— a pay rise through industrial action spread— a pay rise through industrial action spread over three years. ine— action spread over three years. ine noge— action spread over three years. ine noge oeoi— action spread over three years. the wage deal is— action spread over three years. the wage deal is significantly ioner— the wage deal is significantly ioner mon— the wage deal is significantly lower than inflation, but is siiii— lower than inflation, but is siiii o— lower than inflation, but is still a decent— lower than inflation, but is still a decent bump. it's 10. lower than inflation, but is still a decent bump. it's10. so it still a decent bump. it's10. so ii pegs— still a decent bump. it's10. so ii pegs ine— still a decent bump. it's10. so it begs the question why do spikes— it begs the question why do strikes work— it begs the question why do strikes work ?_ it begs the question why do strikes work ? stephanie takyi it strikes work? stephanie takyi it iooks— strikes work? stephanie takyi it iooks iike— strikes work? stephanie takyi it looks like they— strikes work? stephanie takyi it looks like they do. they do work. — looks like they do. they do nork. kno— looks like they do. they do work. and it's— looks like they do. they do work. and it's sad- looks like they do. they do work. ' 33 spi3 looks like they do. they do work. and it's sad that people do have to strike in order to

get their point across. this could be very much avoided if employers just listen to the needs of their employees employees. financially, we're currently living in a cost of living crisis . all those 18 days living crisis. all those 18 days worth of strikes last year could have been avoided with this deal have been avoided with this deal, which they've already offered. indeed well, that's the propiem. — offered. indeed well, that's the propiem. iris— offered. indeed well, that's the problem. it's the _ 3 33 well, that's the problem. it's the militant unions, isn't— problem. it's the militant unions, isn't it,- problem. it's the militant unions, isn't it, mike? well, i mink— unions, isn't it, mike? well, i think postmen— unions, isn't it, mike? well, i think postmen in— unions, isn't it, mike? well, i think postmen in a very peconoos— think postmen in a very precarious situation because especioiiy— precarious situation because especioiiy os— precarious situation because especially as we _ precarious situation because especially as we went through covm— especially as we went through covip. ino— especially as we went through covid, two years— especially as we went through covid, two years of lockdown and all covid, two years of lockdown and oii inoi. — covid, two years of lockdown and oii inoi. peopie— covid, two years of lockdown and all that, people have found oiner— all that, people have found one noys— all that, people have found other ways to _ all that, people have found other ways to communicate with com— other ways to communicate with eocn oiner— other ways to communicate with eocn open in— other ways to communicate with each other in a— other ways to communicate with each other in a big, big way. mowi— each other in a big, big way. pen. i— each other in a big, big way. pen. i iove— each other in a big, big way. now, i love postman- each other in a big, big way. now, i love postman and- each other in a big, big way. now, i love postman and my ambition. when you stop inviting me on shows like this is to 6my me on shows like this is to apply for a job as a postman. it's a fantastic job. it's so , it's a fantastic job. it's so, so energetic. you walk around, you don't go on your bike anymore . you push a trolley anymore. you push a trolley around with all the parcels in it. it's great to get around in the shorts in the winter like many of the posters do. i probably would. i've got to find a of legs, but the point a pair of legs, but the point i'm is i they i'm making is i think they provide valuable and

provide a valuable service and they also, in my opinion , they are also, in my opinion, one of the most loved and revered professions . everybody revered professions. everybody loves their posting. i give my postman £100 every christmas and i feel mean at giving him that. you know what i mean? because they always do their job. rain, some shine a nasty barking dog, huge climb up 32 steps to get to the letter box. they do it. they are fine, fine citizens in our community and they deserve everything they've got. but briefly, mike, are the- briefly, mike, are the government- briefly, mike, are the government not guilty of rolling io— government not guilty of rolling io ine— government not guilty of rolling over to the unions— government not guilty of rolling over to the unions by granting inese— over to the unions by granting inese poy— over to the unions by granting these pay deals? \jjz�*j i3iii3 . these pay deals? no, i don't think they are. i think each has to be taken individually. think they are. i think each has to be taken individually . you to be taken individually. you have assess the worth of the have to assess the worth of the person who's asking for the pay deal and are they worth it? in my view, postmen are worth it a lot more than a load of civil servants who sometimes can't even be bothered to get out of bed and go to work. postman can't work from home. sam dowler the message from the government is work. do we really is strikes work. do we really noni— is strikes work. do we really noni io —

is strikes work. do we really noni io-inoi— do we really want to that monster? is strikes work. do we really- want to .that monster? look, want to feed that monster? look, you want to feed that monster? look, voo-iei-s— want to feed that monster? look, voo-iei-s cosi— want to feed that monster? look, you-let's cast our- want to feed that monster? look, you let's cast our minds you know, let's cast our minds pock— you know, let's cast our minds pock io— you know, let's cast our minds pock io ine— you know, let's cast our minds back to the pandemic when eveorye— back to the pandemic when everyone was when boris was out, nnen—ooisioe- when everyone was outside ponging— when everyone was outside ponging pois— when everyone was outside banging pots for the for the nhs . kno— banging pots for the for the nhs . nno vei— banging pots for the for the nhs . nno yei pere— banging pots for the for the nhs . and yet here they are like regoesis— . and yet here they are like regoesis .— . and yet here they are like regoesis . voo— . and yet here they are like requests , you know, just, just, requests, you know, just, just, rosi— requests, you know, just, just, vosi-know.— requests, you know, just, just, tosi-knon. o— requests, you know, just, just, vosi-know. o poy- requests, you know, just, just, just know, a pay rise in just you know, a pay rise in one— just you know, a pay rise in iine nipp— just you know, a pay rise in line with inflation. and we were all line with inflation. and we were oii iike. — line with inflation. and we were oii iike. on.— line with inflation. and we were all like, oh, thank— line with inflation. and we were all like, oh, thank you for soving— all like, oh, thank you for soving- - all like, oh, thank you for soving- inevl all like, oh, thank you for saving- they they saving our lives. they put, they put the line and put their lives on the line and they , like steph says, they literally, like steph says, like wants the strike, no like nobody wants the strike, no one the strike. they do it one wants the strike. they do it because - literally- one wants the strike. they do it because - literally have - one wants the strike. they do it because-literally have a. because they literally have a lot because they literally have a ior-oo— because they literally have a ior-oo-io- because they literally have ai lot-do .to strike lot of people do like to strike in-cooniry. — lot of people do like to strike in-country. but- lot of people do like to strike in country. in this country. but what i but what i also thought was funny is when is when barristers when the is when the barristers decided to strike like mean, decided to strike like i mean, like are these like obviously these are these are mps compadres within are the mps compadres within five within five minutes they, they saw those guys with wigs on they saw those guys with wigs on the and they were the street and they were like 15. you babe. time the street and they were like 15. you babe . time to 15. here you go, babe. time to get the 15. here you go, babe. time to gei rne smoii— 15. here you go, babe. time to get the small violins- ”3 ii 3ii grii time to get the small violins out. coming— get the small violins out. coming op— get the small violins out. coming up next, my take at ten noke— coming up next, my take at ten woke-io— coming up next, my take at ten noke-io gei— coming up next, my take at ten noke-io gei rio— coming up next, my take at ten woke-to get rid of- coming up next, my take at ten woke to get rid of the man woke want to get rid of the man oniieo— woke want to get rid of the man oniieo-ciiy— woke want to get rid of the man united-city badges- united and man city badges pecose— united and man city badges because alleged links to because of alleged links to siovery— because of alleged links to siovery .— because of alleged links to slavery . reaction including slavery. my reaction including the brilliant— slavery. my reaction including the brilliant big— slavery. my reaction including the brilliant big sam allardyce . kn— the brilliant big sam allardyce . kii oi— the brilliant big sam allardyce . kii oi inor— the brilliant big sam allardyce . all of that next.— the brilliant big sam allardyce . all of that next. plus the

popers—

it's 10:00. and it's10:00. and this is mark it's 10:00. and this is mark poion— it's 10:00. and this is mark dolan tonight— it's 10:00. and this is mark dolan tonight in- it's 10:00. and this is mark dolan tonight in my take at ten noke— dolan tonight in my take at ten noke noni— dolan tonight in my take at ten noke noni io— dolan tonight in my take at ten woke want to get— dolan tonight in my take at ten woke want to get rid of the man oniieo— woke want to get rid of the man oniieo ono— woke want to get rid of the man united and man— woke want to get rid of the man united and man city badges after nonoreos— united and man city badges after nonoreos oi— united and man city badges after hundreds of years— united and man city badges after hundreds of years of history pecose— hundreds of years of history pecose oi— hundreds of years of history because of alleged links to siovery. — because of alleged links to siovery. ny— because of alleged links to slavery. my reaction. tonight's newsmaker is— slavery. my reaction. tonight's newsmaker is legendary former ingiono— newsmaker is legendary former england manager big sam kiioroyce.— england manager big sam allardyce. why is sport now peing— allardyce. why is sport now being targeted— allardyce. why is sport now being targeted by eco warriors? nork— being targeted by eco warriors? nork poion— being targeted by eco warriors? mark dolan tonight is the home of mark dolan tonight is the home oi ine— mark dolan tonight is the home oi rne popers— mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with— mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's ironi— of the papers with tomorrow's ironr poges— of the papers with tomorrow's front pages from _ of the papers with tomorrow's front pages from 1030. so a copy— front pages from 1030. so a reoiiy posy— front pages from 1030. so a really busy hour— front pages from 1030. so a really busy hour to come. big goesis— really busy hour to come. big goesis. pig— really busy hour to come. big guests, big stories and big opinions.— guests, big stories and big opinions. and— guests, big stories and big opinions. and it's friday night, so we noni io— opinions. and it's friday night, so we want to have some fun as neii— so we want to have some fun as neii. crop— so we want to have some fun as well. grab something cold and pay— well. grab something cold and iizzy icom— well. grab something cold and fizzy from the— well. grab something cold and fizzy from the fridge and i'll voo— fizzy from the fridge and i'll see you after— fizzy from the fridge and i'll see you after the headlines with the see you after the headlines with me — see you after the headlines with me ono— see you after the headlines with the warm and fizzy. aaron prmsirong— the warm and fizzy. aaron armsirong .—

the warm and fizzy. aaron armstrong . you could say armstrong. you could say effervescent _ armstrong. you could say effervescent . - armstrong. you could say effervescent . ' 33ii:i3 effervescent. i'm arron armstrong in the gb newsroom. good evening to you. dominic raab has blamed activists within the civil service for his downfall . the deputy prime downfall. the deputy prime minister resigned earlier after an investigation upheld some of the bullying allegations made against him. the report said he had behaved in an aggressive and intimidating manner. he says a minority of those within whitehall are effectively trying to block the government . a to block the government. a majority of civil servants . majority of civil servants. ropoioos. — majority of civil servants. fabulous. we— majority of civil servants. fabulous. we can't achieve what we noni— fabulous. we can't achieve what we noni in— fabulous. we can't achieve what we want in government without oiiiciois— we want in government without oiiiciois .— we want in government without officials , but— we want in government without officials , but the _ we want in government without officials , but the risk is officials, but the risk is a smoii— officials, but the risk is a small cabal— officials, but the risk is a small cabal can block important eioms— small cabal can block important eiocns ii— small cabal can block important reforms if hurt— small cabal can block important reforms if hurt feelings because poor— reforms if hurt feelings because poor nork— reforms if hurt feelings because poor nork or— reforms if hurt feelings because poor work or inadequate work is poiice— poor work or inadequate work is poiieo op— poor work or inadequate work is poiieo op .— poor work or inadequate work is poiieo op . or— poor work or inadequate work is pulled up, or because more goesiions— pulled up, or because more goesiions oe— pulled up, or because more questions are asked than they ieei— questions are asked than they feel comfortable— questions are asked than they feel comfortable with. and if minisiers— feel comfortable with. and if ministers back— feel comfortable with. and if ministers back off driving cnonge— ministers back off driving change forward, we won't be going— change forward, we won't be going on— change forward, we won't be going top. — change forward, we won't be doing our job. which is, of doing ourjob. which is, of course, not to— doing ourjob. which is, of course, not to serve civil servonis— course, not to serve civil servants and _ course, not to serve civil servants and the civil service as servants and the civil service os impoponi— servants and the civil service os impononi. os— servants and the civil service as important, as valuable as iney— as important, as valuable as iney oe— as important, as valuable as iney poi— as important, as valuable as they are, but is— as important, as valuable as they are, but is serve the

they are, but is to serve the priiisn— they are, but is to serve the british public. _ they are, but is to serve the british public. jcjc they are, but is to serve the british public. (1 j33 british public. oliver dowden has replaced dominic raab as the new prime minister. he'll new deputy prime minister. he'll also role as the also remain in his role as the chancellor duchy of chancellor of the duchy of lancaster , and alex chalk takes lancaster, and alex chalk takes over as the new justice secretary, him the 11th secretary, making him the 11th person appointed that role person appointed in that role since law society, since 2010. the law society, though, has warned he inherits an even worse justice crisis than of his recent than any of his recent predecessors . meanwhile labour predecessors. meanwhile labour shadow justice secretary steve reed has attacked dominic raab's record in office, accusing him of leaving the criminal justice system in tatters with sir keir starmer criticising the prime minister over what he has called indecision and weakness in allowing mr raab to resign the health secretary, steve barclay, says he's going to court to stop the royal college of nursing strike at the end of the month. the rcn has planned industrial action from the 30th of april to the 2nd may. nhs employers, the 2nd of may. nhs employers, though, say the mandate for strikes expires on the 1st of may. pat cullen the chs general secretary has described it as a

nakedly political move from a bully in government . the cbi bully in government. the cbi suspended all policy and membership activity after dozens of the biggest names in british business quit the organisation after a fresh allegation of rape. john lewis natwest, jaguan rape. john lewis natwest, jaguar, land rover and bt are among those to pull out after a second woman made sexual allegations against the trade body. the cbi says it shares the shock and revulsion over the allegation ones and it will put forward new proposals for members to decide on the future role and purpose of the organisation. at an extraordinary general meeting in june , the home secretary has june, the home secretary has announced a number of amendments to the illegal migration bill, making it more difficult for domestic and international courts to block deportations. the home office says those arriving by unauthorised routes who are not at risk of death, persecution, torture or degrading treatment will be deported. the appeals will then

be heard remotely. suella braverman says the amendments will help prevent last minute bogus asylum claims on tv online dab and tunein radio. this is gb news. but now it's back to . news. but now it's back to. mark it's friday. thank god. news. but now it's back to. mark- . it's friday. thank god. welcome news. but now it's back to. mark it'sdolanj. thank god. welcome news. but now it's back to. mark it'sdolan . thank god. welcome news. but now it's back to. mark- . it'sdolan . tonight,)d. welcome to mark dolan. tonight, ionigni-s— to mark dolan. tonight, tonight's newsmaker is iegenciory— tonight's newsmaker is legendary. former england monoegr— legendary. former england onoeg pig— legendary. former england manager big sam allardyce. why is spon— manager big sam allardyce. why is spon no— manager big sam allardyce. why is sport now being— manager big sam allardyce. why is sport now being targeted by eco warriors and— is sport now being targeted by eco warriors and what is big som-s— eco warriors and what is big sam's reaction— eco warriors and what is big sam's reaction to mark dolan ionignip— sam's reaction to mark dolan ionignip is— sam's reaction to mark dolan tonight? is the— sam's reaction to mark dolan tonight? is the home of the popers— tonight? is the home of the popers nipp— tonight? is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages— papers with tomorrow's front poges irom — papers with tomorrow's front pages from 1030 plus this . let's pages from 1030 plus this. let's kick— pages from 1030 plus this. let's kick oii— pages from 1030 plus this. let's kick oii nipp— pages from 1030 plus this. let's kick off with my— pages from 1030 plus this. let's kick off with my take at ten. poi— kick off with my take at ten. not satisfied— kick off with my take at ten. not satisfied with banning nonoerioi— not satisfied with banning wonderful songs like swing low, sneer—

wonderful songs like swing low, sweet chariot— wonderful songs like swing low, sweet chariot and— wonderful songs like swing low, sweet chariot and brown sugar or penning— sweet chariot and brown sugar or rewriting literary— sweet chariot and brown sugar or rewriting literary classics like cnoriie— rewriting literary classics like cnoriie ono— rewriting literary classics like charlie and the— rewriting literary classics like charlie and the chocolate rociory.— charlie and the chocolate rociory. tomes— charlie and the chocolate factory, james bond and agatha cnrisiie.— factory, james bond and agatha cnrisiie. ine— factory, james bond and agatha christie. the woke— factory, james bond and agatha christie. the woke onslaught on nomon— christie. the woke onslaught on human pleasure— christie. the woke onslaught on human pleasure and joy has set its human pleasure and joy has set is signis— human pleasure and joy has set is signs on— human pleasure and joy has set its sights on the— human pleasure and joy has set its sights on the beautiful game of its sights on the beautiful game oi iooipoii— its sights on the beautiful game of football all— its sights on the beautiful game of football all a— its sights on the beautiful game of football all a sport enjoyed by of football all a sport enjoyed py miiiions— of football all a sport enjoyed by millions of— of football all a sport enjoyed by millions of hardworking, oroinory— by millions of hardworking, ordinary brits. _ by millions of hardworking, ordinary brits. the guardian nenspoper— ordinary brits. the guardian nenspoper .— ordinary brits. the guardian newspaper , which long ago newspaper, which long ago sioppeo— newspaper, which long ago sioppeo peing— newspaper, which long ago stopped being the paper of the working— stopped being the paper of the working class,— stopped being the paper of the working class, have published an onicie— working class, have published an onicie in— working class, have published an article in which— working class, have published an article in which they link the imoge— article in which they link the imoge oi— article in which they link the imoge oi o— article in which they link the image of a ship— article in which they link the image of a ship on the official cesi— image of a ship on the official cresi oi— image of a ship on the official crest of both— image of a ship on the official crest of both clubs. both manchester— crest of both clubs. both manchester united and man city as manchester united and man city os represenring— manchester united and man city as representing slave ships of the as representing slave ships of me posi— as representing slave ships of me posi. k— as representing slave ships of one post a siory— as representing slave ships of the past. a story so tenuous it nos— the past. a story so tenuous it nos provoked— the past. a story so tenuous it has provoked a— the past. a story so tenuous it has provoked a rare unity peineen— has provoked a rare unity between the— has provoked a rare unity between the two arch rival clubs ono— between the two arch rival clubs ono inep— between the two arch rival clubs and their respective fans . for and their respective fans. for ine— and their respective fans. for the snowflake— and their respective fans. for the snowflake generation and the censorious journalists , censorious journalists, poiiiicions— censorious journalists, politicians and academics who ionnei— politicians and academics who ionneo ine— politicians and academics who fanned the fires— politicians and academics who fanned the fires of division and coniiici— fanned the fires of division and coniiici. so— fanned the fires of division and conflict. so much— fanned the fires of division and conflict. so much of this roppisn— conflict. so much of this rubbish being- conflict. so much of this rubbish being offended about everyining— rubbish being offended about everyining is— rubbish being offended about everything is the norm and engineering— everything is the norm and engineering this divisive

nonsense which seeks to shame everyining— nonsense which seeks to shame everything about— nonsense which seeks to shame everything about this country . everything about this country. arnie— everything about this country. arnie is— everything about this country. arnie is no— everything about this country. arnie is now an— everything about this country. arnie is now an industry in our increosingiy— arnie is now an industry in our increosingiy moo— arnie is now an industry in our increasingly mad world which viii— increasingly mad world which niii nove— increasingly mad world which niii nove voo— increasingly mad world which will have you believe the coonirysioe— will have you believe the countryside mathematics , ice and countryside mathematics, ice and kniiiing— countryside mathematics, ice and even knitting rac— countryside mathematics, ice and even knitting rac ist political axe even knitting rac ist political grinding— even knitting rac ist political grinoing is— even knitting rac ist political axe grinding is beginning to repioce— axe grinding is beginning to replace football as our national posiime— replace football as our national posiime .— replace football as our national pastime . slavery— replace football as our national pastime . slavery is the most pastime. slavery is the most snomeioi— pastime. slavery is the most shameful chapter in our history ono— shameful chapter in our history ono ine— shameful chapter in our history and the history— shameful chapter in our history and the history of— shameful chapter in our history and the history of many other noiions— and the history of many other noiions ono— and the history of many other nations and empires . horrific. nations and empires. horrific. kno— nations and empires. horrific. nno oi— nations and empires. horrific. nno oi coose— nations and empires. horrific. nno oi .— nations and empires. horrific. and of course , slavery is and of course, slavery is ongoing— and of course, slavery is ongoing across- and of course, slavery is ongoing across the world, which no one seems to care about. but mis— no one seems to care about. but inis ierripie— no one seems to care about. but this terrible human— no one seems to care about. but this terrible human crime is peing— this terrible human crime is being leverage— this terrible human crime is being leverage used for poiiiicoi— being leverage used for political ends by a britain poring— political ends by a britain hating elite— political ends by a britain hating elite who dominate the medio— hating elite who dominate the media. corporations and our popiic— media. corporations and our public institutions . as these public institutions. as these poiiying— public institutions. as these poiiying ono— public institutions. as these bullying and autocrat btec thugs will bullying and autocrat btec thugs niii siop— bullying and autocrat btec thugs niii siop oi— bullying and autocrat btec thugs will stop at nothing until all msic— will stop at nothing until all . on.— will stop at nothing until all music , art, history and culture music, art, history and culture nove— music, art, history and culture nove peen— music, art, history and culture have been censored by the woke coir— have been censored by the woke coii nno— have been censored by the woke coii nno oe— have been censored by the woke coii nno o— have been censored by the woke cult who are a bunch of complete ono— cult who are a bunch of complete ono orien— cult who are a bunch of complete and utter cults— cult who are a bunch of complete and utter cults .— cult who are a bunch of complete and utter cults . if— cult who are a bunch of complete and utter cults . if they're and utter cults. if they're going— and utter cults. if they're going ro — and utter cults. if they're going to take— and utter cults. if they're going to take united and city to

iosk— going to take united and city to iosk. oven— going to take united and city to task. even though— going to take united and city to task. even though the boats on inep— task. even though the boats on men pooges— task. even though the boats on their badges are— task. even though the boats on their badges are likely a reference to _ their badges are likely a reference to the manchester ship conoi— reference to the manchester ship conoi. pernops— reference to the manchester ship canal, perhaps they should iorgei— canal, perhaps they should target nottingham forest for not going— target nottingham forest for not going ome— target nottingham forest for not going io— target nottingham forest for not doing more to tackle deforestation in maybe the conory— deforestation in maybe the conory on— deforestation in maybe the conory on ine— deforestation in maybe the canary on the norwich strip is an canary on the norwich strip is on insoii— canary on the norwich strip is on insoii io— canary on the norwich strip is an insult to coal— canary on the norwich strip is an insult to coal miners . don't an insult to coal miners. don't get— an insult to coal miners. don't gei me— an insult to coal miners. don't gei me sioneo— an insult to coal miners. don't get me started on— an insult to coal miners. don't get me started on arsenal and men— get me started on arsenal and men imoge— get me started on arsenal and men imoge oi— get me started on arsenal and their image of the gunners , their image of the gunners, nnicn— their image of the gunners, which clearly— their image of the gunners, which clearly promotes gun crime . preppy— which clearly promotes gun crime . pretty appropriate— which clearly promotes gun crime . pretty appropriate for north ionoon— . pretty appropriate for north london these— . pretty appropriate for north london these days , as leicester london these days, as leicester ciiy— london these days, as leicester ciiy cieoriy— london these days, as leicester city clearly love— london these days, as leicester city clearly love fox hunting mose— city clearly love fox hunting those brutes._ city clearly love fox hunting those brutes. how could they? ine— those brutes. how could they? ine ponners— those brutes. how could they? the hornets on— those brutes. how could they? the hornets on the watford shirt are the hornets on the watford shirt on insoii— the hornets on the watford shirt are an insult to— the hornets on the watford shirt are an insult to anyone that's ever been stung— are an insult to anyone that's ever been stung by a bee on noiiooy— ever been stung by a bee on noiiooy .— ever been stung by a bee on noiiooy . very— ever been stung by a bee on holiday . very triggering. and holiday. very triggering. and nnoi— holiday. very triggering. and no opooi— holiday. very triggering. and what about the _ holiday. very triggering. and what about the cockerel on the spons— what about the cockerel on the spors snipp— what about the cockerel on the spurs strip? having to look at a iike— spurs strip? having to look at a iike inor— spurs strip? having to look at a iike inoi oii— spurs strip? having to look at a like that all day— spurs strip? having to look at a like that all day long is bound to like that all day long is bound io oiioni— like that all day long is bound to offend trans— like that all day long is bound to offend trans people. my messoge— to offend trans people. my cnessoge io— to offend trans people. my message to those seeking to snip— message to those seeking to strip manchester united and man city strip manchester united and man ciiy oi— strip manchester united and man ciiy oi inep— strip manchester united and man city of their iconic— strip manchester united and man city of their iconic and venerated— city of their iconic and venerated badges is a simple cei— venerated badges is a simple cei voon— venerated badges is a simple one. get your dirty mitts off ine— one. get your dirty mitts off the beautiful— one. get your dirty mitts off the beautiful game. it's time to snon— the beautiful game. it's time to snon inese— the beautiful game. it's time to show these attackers the red coro— show these attackers the red corp ono — show these attackers the red corp ono give— show these attackers the red card and give them an early bath

. pre— card and give them an early bath . are voo— card and give them an early bath . are voo o— card and give them an early bath . are voo o ciiy— card and give them an early bath . are you a city or— card and give them an early bath . are you a city or united fan or rosi— . are you a city or united fan or iosi o— . are you a city or united fan or rosi o ion— . are you a city or united fan orjust a fan of— . are you a city or united fan orjust a fan of the premier or just a fan of the premier ieogoee— or just a fan of the premier ieogoee pei— or just a fan of the premier league? let me— or just a fan of the premier league? let me know all the ioner— league? let me know all the lower leagues.— league? let me know all the lower leagues. what's your view on mis— lower leagues. what's your view on this latest— lower leagues. what's your view on this latest woke— lower leagues. what's your view on this latest woke onslaught, mis— on this latest woke onslaught, inis rime— on this latest woke onslaught, this time focusing on football mocker— this time focusing on football morkei cp— this time focusing on football market gb news— this time focusing on football market gb news .uk reacting to my ioke— market gb news .uk reacting to my ioke oi— market gb news .uk reacting to my ioke oi ren— market gb news .uk reacting to my take at ten broadcaster and ioornoiisi— my take at ten broadcaster and journalist mike— my take at ten broadcaster and journalist mike parry, who of course co—founded talksport poiic— course co—founded talksport radio political— course co—founded talksport radio political commentator sam ponien— radio political commentator sam dowler, broadcast— radio political commentator sam dowler, broadcast oyster and nriier— dowler, broadcast oyster and writer stephanie— dowler, broadcast oyster and writer stephanie takyi . well, writer stephanie takyi. well, let writer stephanie takyi. well, iei me— writer stephanie takyi. well, iei me sion— writer stephanie takyi. well, let me start with you, sam ponien— let me start with you, sam dowler. your— let me start with you, sam dowler. your reaction to these corner— dowler. your reaction to these rather tenuous— dowler. your reaction to these rather tenuous links between man ciiy-s— rather tenuous links between man ciiyis iooipoii— rather tenuous links between man city's football strip— rather tenuous links between man city's football strip and siovery— city's football strip and siovery e— city's football strip and slavery ? well, they are tenuous slavery? well, they are tenuous iinks— slavery? well, they are tenuous iinks .— slavery? well, they are tenuous iinks . inis— slavery? well, they are tenuous links . this is— slavery? well, they are tenuous links . this is some it's a it's links. this is some it's a it's a links. this is some it's a it's o gooroion— links. this is some it's a it's a guardian writer's musings . i a guardian writer's musings. i ne ion-i— a guardian writer's musings. i mean, we don't need to take them as mean, we don't need to take them os reoi— mean, we don't need to take them os reoi oi— mean, we don't need to take them os reoi oi oii— mean, we don't need to take them as read at all. nobody's nopoiy-s— as read at all. nobody's nobody's requested for this to noppen. — nobody's requested for this to noppen. poin— nobody's requested for this to happen. both clubs have both soie— happen. both clubs have both soio inor— happen. both clubs have both said that they— happen. both clubs have both said that they don't want it to noppen. — said that they don't want it to noppen. i— said that they don't want it to noppen. i neon— said that they don't want it to happen. i mean, you look you iook— happen. i mean, you look you iook io— happen. i mean, you look you iook io ine— happen. i mean, you look you look to the other— happen. i mean, you look you look to the other side of the pomi— look to the other side of the ponci ior—

look to the other side of the pond, for example, where they pop— pond, for example, where they had—redskinsl pond, for example, where they. had—redskins and pond, for example, where they had cleveland redskins and pond, for example, where they hadcleveland indians,idskins and the cleveland indians, and rignriy— the cleveland indians, and rignriy-iney— the cleveland indians, and rightly they changed their rightly so. they changed their names. -changed- rightly so. they changed their- names. -changed-emblem names. they changed their emblem . poi— names. they changed their emblem . poi mis— names. they changed their emblem . poi ipis is— names. they changed their emblem . poi ipis is i— names. they changed their emblem . but this is i mean,— names. they changed their emblem . but this is i mean, it's- names. they changed their emblem . but this is i mean, it's a- . but this is i mean, it's a little bit fetched. again, little bit far fetched. again, as say this this little bit far fetched. again, asisayithislthis is- little bit far fetched. again, asisayithislthis is one| as i say, this is this is one roornoiisi— as i say, this is this is one journalist ideas- as i say, this is this is one journalist ideas . and, you know, journalist ideas. and, you know, i journalist ideas. and, you know, i mink— journalist ideas. and, you know, i inink nes— journalist ideas. and, you know, i think he's just— journalist ideas. and, you know, i think he's just putting it ooi— i think he's just putting it ooi. ne— i think he's just putting it ooi. me or— i think he's just putting it out. he or she— i think he's just putting it out. he or she is just putting it out. he or she is just putting ii-inere— out. he or she is just putting ii-inere os— out. he or she is just putting it there as opposed to they it out there as opposed to they it out there as opposed to they ii snonii— it out there as opposed to they ii snooii pe— it out there as opposed to they it should be something that snonii— it should be something that should-don't- it should be something that should-don't i. it should be something that. should-don't i don't should happen. i don't i don't think— should happen. i don't i don't think-has— should happen. i don't i don't think-has felt- should happen. i don't i don't think has felt offended think anybody has felt offended by them.— think anybody has felt offended by them. .— think anybody has felt offended by them. i mean,— think anybody has felt offended by them. i mean, let's not i .— by them. i mean, let's not i i do— by them. i mean, let's not i mean, i do take— by them. i mean, let's not i mean, i do take umbrage with your— mean, i do take umbrage with your casual— mean, i do take umbrage with your casual use— mean, i do take umbrage with your casual use of the word woke beaue— your casual use of the word woke because obviously— your casual use of the word woke because obviously i'm not sure , because obviously i'm not sure, you— because obviously i'm not sure, you knew,— because obviously i'm not sure, you knew, you— because obviously i'm not sure, you knew, you gea— because obviously i'm not sure, you know, you get exactly what it you know, you get exactly what b-ea— you know, you get exactly what b-ea ubab— you know, you get exactly what b-ea ubab b— you know, you get exactly what it-or what it used- you know, you get exactly what it or what it used to it means or what it used to bub— it means or what it used to bub b— it means or what it used to mean, but it isn't it isn't to do mean, but it isn't it isn't to ae-bybag— mean, but it isn't it isn't to ae-bybag b- mean, but it isn't it isn't to do trying to cancel do with trying to cancel auybeay. — do with trying to cancel auybeay. ub— do with trying to cancel anybody. it's to do with , you anybody. it's to do with, you knew,— anybody. it's to do with, you knew, bebae — anybody. it's to do with, you know, being aware of social bay-uebee— know, being aware of social injustice and— know, being aware of social injustice and in— know, being aware of social injustice and in this scenario, unb— injustice and in this scenario, ubb abe— injustice and in this scenario, with the badges— injustice and in this scenario, with the badges , i don't i don't with the badges, i don't i don't abbey— with the badges, i don't i don't bbbak b-e— with the badges, i don't i don't think it's particularly relevant at think it's particularly relevant ab ana— think it's particularly relevant ab and .— think it's particularly relevant at and i don't— think it's particularly relevant at and i don't think it's something— at and i don't think it's something that's going to last aban— something that's going to last than a— something that's going to last more than a couple of weeks. webb— more than a couple of weeks. webb sabe— more than a couple of weeks. webb sam, b— more than a couple of weeks. well, sam, i take— more than a couple of weeks. well, sam, i take your point. i be— well, sam, i take your point. i be what— well, sam, i take your point. i like what woke— well, sam, i take your point. i like what woke used to mean, but not like what woke used to mean, but nab any— like what woke used to mean, but nab any mee— like what woke used to mean, but not any more because it's changeab— not any more because it's changed. stephanie tetchy i need bebb— changed. stephanie tetchy i need bebb bubb— changed. stephanie tetchy i need some help with this story. ebeaee— some help with this story. please what— some help with this story. please what are your thoughts?

webb — please what are your thoughts? webb-a— please what are your thoughts? webb-a wau- please what are your thoughts? well,-a man united. please what are your thoughts? i well,-a man united fan well, mark, i'm a man united fan and of course, black. and and of course, i'm black. and i was none the wiser about red . was none the wiser about red. oh, it depends what day it is . oh, it depends what day it is. and i was none the wiser about these ships on the badges on these ships on the badges on these badges representing, you know , the slave trade. and to be know, the slave trade. and to be honest, it's a mockery honest, i think it's a mockery that try to link racism that people try to link racism to a badge. you know, tackling racism is more than a racing badges. racism is more than a racing badges . it's racism is more than a racing badges. it's not racism is more than a racing badges . it's not the problem racism is more than a racing badges. it's not the problem nor the solution. and i think it makes a mockery of people who have faced racism to bring up these trivial ideas. and the way we're moving as a society, the more sensitive we get, we're going to have no badges of honour left. i say, can i just say as well that that what you were saying aslef is akin to people saying that that drag queens are trying to sexualise children, etcetera, etcetera. it gives pass to actual real. it gives a pass to actual real. so it gives a pass to actual real. so ubabe— it gives a pass to actual real. so ubabe be— it gives a pass to actual real. so what? so what— it gives a pass to actual real. so what? so what steph was eaybug— so what? so what steph was eaybug abeub— so what? so what steph was saying about like, you know, eaybue— saying about like, you know, eaybug abeub— saying about like, you know, saying about the badges is it aebuabby—aeabl actually gives a pass to real aaebebe— actually gives a pass to real racists because _ actually gives a pass to real racists because when you because when— racists because when you because when-abuse— racists because when you because when - discuss racism - racists because when you because when discuss racism or when you discuss racism or paeaebbbbba— when you discuss racism or paedophilia, like, you know ,

paedophilia, like, you know, bbeae-e— paedophilia, like, you know,i there's—lumping paedophilia, like, you know,- there's_lumping in there's no point like lumping in a bead— there's no point like lumping in a bead ef— there's no point like lumping in a bad of aba— there's no point like lumping in a load of old rubbish into it ubeu— a load of old rubbish into it when-actual- a load of old rubbish into it when actual actual when there's actual actual real ana— when there's actual actual real racism and real— when there's actual actual real racism and real cases. well, bbab-e— racism and real cases. well, bbab-e aeabby— racism and real cases. well, that's really interesting point bem— that's really interesting point from stephanie— that's really interesting point from stephanie and sam. what do that's really interesting point fronthink,1anie and sam. what do that's really interesting point fronthink, mike? nd sam. what do that's really interesting point fronthink, mike? doeslm. what do that's really interesting point fronthink, mike? does thisvhat do that's really interesting point fronthink, mike? does this row do you think, mike? does this row bbvbabbee— you think, mike? does this row trivialise racism _ you think, mike? does this row trivialise racism ? c trivialise racism? um, isn't abb— trivialise racism? um, isn't this the ultimate example of those who want to be offended in life trying to find something to be offended about? isn't it? isn't it? do you know what i spoke to a mate of mine who's a manchester united fan when this story broke and he said, i didn't know there was a ship on the badge of manchester, neither did i. it's right along the top. it's so tiny. you can't see it. manchester united on the red devils. okay, so we know that that devils there and we know there are, you know, devil like signs but nobody knew. was it ? i signs but nobody knew. was it? i didn't know was a ship on didn't know there was a ship on the city it's the manchester city badge. it's absolutely outrageous that those who want to be offended have exhausted every other , you know, exhausted every other, you know, area of life in which they can find offence. and now turn it on club badges. what about, for instance, all the ones you've mentioned on arsenal, they could

be accused of being warmongers because they've got a gunner, a cannon on their badge. well, that's because they were founded at woolwich arsenal , south of at woolwich arsenal, south of the river, by the way, not north of the river thames. and they were a munitions were founded at a munitions factory. what about west ham united? they're called the hammers. do you know why there are hammers like this on are two hammers like this on their badge indicating they were founded in a factory that was employing thousands , thousands employing thousands, thousands of working people to make hammers. and the hatters. the hatters. isn't hammers. and the hatters. the hatters . isn't that luton? is hatters. isn't that luton? is abat— hatters. isn't that luton? is that going to be a put down of working people? the working people shouldn't have supported west ham united because they were making hammers and they were making hammers and they were abused by industrial barons and put down as working class people. it's absolutely outrageous . what about derby outrageous. what about derby county? they're known as the rams. does that mean we should have some fixation about derby county being cruel to animals like sheep? i don't think

anyone's going- like sheep? i don't think anyone's going to- c , i don't think anyone's going to take it eerbeueby— anyone's going to take it seriously, to— anyone's going to take it seriously, to be honest with you.— seriously, to be honest with you. bbbe— seriously, to be honest with you. babe, ae— seriously, to be honest with you. babe, as b— seriously, to be honest with you. like, as i said, it's like we— you. like, as i said, it's like we be— you. like, as i said, it's like it's the musings— you. like, as i said, it's like it's the musings of one journalist-— it's the musings of one journalist. maybe i'm unique, bub— journalist. maybe i'm unique, but stephanie,— journalist. maybe i'm unique, but stephanie, grew up in an but stephanie, i grew up in an atmosphere— but stephanie, i grew up in an atmosphere and— but stephanie, i grew up in an atmosphere and in a culture in ubbeb— atmosphere and in a culture in ubbeb-wae— atmosphere and in a culture in which was completely which racism was completely unacceptable _ which racism was completely unacceptable and forbidden at eebeeb— unacceptable and forbidden at eebeeb .— unacceptable and forbidden at eebeeb . bu— unacceptable and forbidden at eebeeb . be my— unacceptable and forbidden at school . in my social circles at school. in my social circles at heme,— school. in my social circles at heme b— school. in my social circles at home, i remember— school. in my social circles at home, i remember once a boy made a babe— home, i remember once a boy made a raebeb remark— home, i remember once a boy made a racket remk ab— home, i remember once a boy made a racist remark at school and mere— a racist remark at school and mere was— a racist remark at school and there was genuine shock . i don't there was genuine shock. i don't bbmk— there was genuine shock. i don't bbmk — there was genuine shock. i don't think racism has— there was genuine shock. i don't think racism has been acceptable for a— think racism has been acceptable for a bemu— think racism has been acceptable for a bang, long— think racism has been acceptable for a long, long time . when do for a long, long time. when do you— for a long, long time. when do you mmk— for a long, long time. when do you think this— for a long, long time. when do you think this kind of trivial revisionism _ you think this kind of trivial revisionism is— you think this kind of trivial revisionism is going to stop? me— revisionism is going to stop? me as— revisionism is going to stop? me as you— revisionism is going to stop? me as you say,— revisionism is going to stop? and as you say, we tackle actual prey-uabee. — and as you say, we tackle actual prey-uabee. b-s— and as you say, we tackle actual prejudice. it's sad— and as you say, we tackle actual prejudice. tier: f and as you say, we tackle actual prejudice. c 55: f prejudice. it's sad because at this moment where everybody is so sensitive, i don't think racism can be tackled because it's been over shadowed by silly stories like this. well, can i interrupt you? has it been ueabemsea— interrupt you? has it been weaponised by— interrupt you? has it been weaponised by it- 7 has it been weaponised by it has been brbbam— weaponised by it has been britain hating— weaponised by it has been britain hating campaigners , britain hating campaigners, srebbame,— britain hating campaigners, stephanie, who just want to slag the stephanie, who just want to slag me eeumry— stephanie, who just want to slag me eeumry em— stephanie, who just want to slag the country off and dare i say, mesa— the country off and dare i say, most ef— the country off and dare i say, mask of me— the country off and dare i say, most of the middle class? white i most of the middle class? white b was— most of the middle class? white b busb— most of the middle class? white i was just about— most of the middle class? white i was just about to— most of the middle class? white i was just about to say that beause— i was just about to say that beause you— i was just about to say that because you do— i was just about to say that because you do not see black beame— because you do not see black beebbe kbekme— because you do not see black people kicking up a fuss like mks— people kicking up a fuss like this because— people kicking up a fuss like this because our— people kicking up a fuss like this because our life is way

bigger— this because our life is way bbgger mam— this because our life is way bbgger bear a— this because our life is way bigger than a badge , you know? bigger than a badge, you know? so bigger than a badge, you know? so far— bigger than a badge, you know? so far mem— bigger than a badge, you know? so for them be— bigger than a badge, you know? so for them to try— bigger than a badge, you know? so for them to try and— bigger than a badge, you know? so for them to try and make an issue and belittle us in this way actually the guardian is not helping. haven't asked for helping. we haven't asked for them campaign for for them to campaign for this for us. they really, really us. so if they really, really want to see what's going on actually go out there talk actually go out there and talk to black community and see to the black community and see what of racism what the real issues of racism are. because to admit, are. because i have to admit, when comes to football, we when it comes to football, we know racism exists. but it's been industries been one of the industries that's trying tackle it that's been trying to tackle it more any other industry at more than any other industry at the badges? the moment. what about badges? it's stephanie. are people it's about stephanie. are people of colour sick— it's about stephanie. are people of colour sick of— it's about stephanie. are people of colour sick of being- c " bi; are people of colour sick of being told mak— of colour sick of being told bbab bbey-re — of colour sick of being told that they're victims big time , that they're victims big time, big that they're victims big time, mg bbme. — that they're victims big time, me me. may— that they're victims big time, big time. "er 2c?" c big time. they don't even know what actually deem as what actually we deem as victimhood . so it means that victimhood. so it means that when someone is actually saying, i've through racist i've been through a racist account , no takes us account, no one takes us seriously anymore because they're about all these they're thinking about all these situations, we've put situations, thinking we've put our to and calling our name to this and calling this racism. is this as racism. racism is a mindset. well, produce . maria, mindset. well, produce. maria, is mindset. well, produce. maria, bs big— mindset. well, produce. maria, bs big sam— mindset. well, produce. maria, is big sam available- : well, produce. maria, is big sam available ? let's just is big sam available? let's just bear— is big sam available? let's just bear ub— is big sam available? let's just bear up me— is big sam available? let's just tear up the running order if i beause b— tear up the running order if i can, because i can't think of amye— can, because i can't think of anyone better— can, because i can't think of anyone better to— can, because i can't think of anyone better to speak to about mks— anyone better to speak to about mks rssue— anyone better to speak to about this issue than— anyone better to speak to about this issue than one— anyone better to speak to about this issue than one of the

eeumry-s— this issue than one of the country's most- this issue than one of the country's most respected former bebbabb— country's most respected former football managers. england of course. newcastle, west ham, baker— course. newcastle, west ham, bebbem .— course. newcastle, west ham, bebbem , you— course. newcastle, west ham, bolton , you name it. he's had so bolton, you name it. he's had so mum— bolton, you name it. he's had so much success and— bolton, you name it. he's had so much success and he's with us big— much success and he's with us mg sam— much success and he's with us now. big sam, before we get to our now. big sam, before we get to emak— now. big sam, before we get to our main chat after the break absur— our main chat after the break about—ama- our main chat after the break about—and sportl our main chat after the breaki about—and sport , about eco warriors and sport, you— about eco warriors and sport, your reader— about eco warriors and sport, your reaction to— about eco warriors and sport, your reaction to a— about eco warriors and sport, your reaction to a threat to these— your reaction to a threat to these iconic— your reaction to a threat to these iconic badges which mean so mum— these iconic badges which mean so mueb be— these iconic badges which mean so much to millions of fans and represent— so much to millions of fans and represent decades— so much to millions of fans and represent decades of history . represent decades of history. webb— represent decades of history. webb mark.— represent decades of history. well, mark, absolutely- well, mark, absolutely flabbergasted , to be perfectly flabbergasted, to be perfectly honest with you. i mean , i honest with you. i mean, i wasn't sure what- honest with you. i mean, i wasn't sure what i- i mean, i wasn't sure what i was actually reaame— wasn't sure what i was actually reaame er— wasn't sure what i was actually reading or listening to and mmkme— reading or listening to and thinking, where does this all come from? _ thinking, where does this all come from? of— thinking, where does this all come from? o” rtzitrc. thinking, where does this all come from? o” rt.r:::rc. ' r: come from? of course. and of course, having come in on your because i'm coming on your programme, i mean, i looked at all the history that's that you could out through, through could dig out through, through google. course, seems to google. of course, it seems to be an absolute nonsense, of course. and i think as course. and i think that as everybody else has suggested, that it's right down the wrong track of what we are all talking about and what we're all trying to achieve, of course. so and somebody putting out a story and

unfortunately , albie should we unfortunately, albie should we be giving it the airtime that we're actually giving it? and that's the problem. they all think they've succeeded by talking it, of course, but talking about it, of course, but yet again, i suppose you have to come and express your opinion come on and express your opinion and for me an absolute and say, for me an absolute nonsense. and of course , i'd nonsense. and of course, i'd have to say i'm a little disappointed in andy burnham because andy burnham come because andy burnham has come out would be better out and said it would be better if called bees . well, if they were called bees. well, for me , i have great- �*" t: well, for me , i have great respect for for me, i have great respect for may— for me, i have great respect for may bumbam— for me, i have great respect for may bumbam .— for me, i have great respect for andy burnham , met him an awful andy burnham, met him an awful lot andy burnham, met him an awful bea ama— andy burnham, met him an awful bet and bees— andy burnham, met him an awful lot and there's more need to babk— lot and there's more need to babk absur— lot and there's more need to talk about the _ lot and there's more need to talk about the suicide that's going— talk about the suicide that's going em— talk about the suicide that's going an m— talk about the suicide that's going on in this— talk about the suicide that's going on in this country with yeumgsrers— going on in this country with youngsters, young men and women, mam— youngsters, young men and women, mam we— youngsters, young men and women, mam we are— youngsters, young men and women, than we are talking— youngsters, young men and women, than we are talking about a badge— than we are talking about a badge em— than we are talking about a badge em a— than we are talking about a badge on a football club's eres-b — badge on a football club's eres-b .— badge on a football club's crest. i think— badge on a football club's crest. g crest. i think you're right about that, sam. and you know, as a former top manager , some of as a former top manager, some of the biggest clubs in the world that you've managed, the premier league football is wonderfully diverse, not just on the pitch but in the stands as well . oh, but in the stands as well. oh, absolutely . i but in the stands as well. oh, absolutely. i mean, you- absolutely . i mean, you know,

absolutely. i mean, you know, me— absolutely. i mean, you know, me abversbby— absolutely. i mean, you know, the diversity in— absolutely. i mean, you know, the diversity in football is probabby— the diversity in football is probabby me— the diversity in football is probably the greatest industry in probably the greatest industry m mks— probably the greatest industry in this country— probably the greatest industry in this country at the moment. i mean, we have an— in this country at the moment. i mean, we have an employer , mean, we have an employer, beame— mean, we have an employer, beebbe mem— mean, we have an employer, people from all— mean, we have an employer, people from all over the world, not people from all over the world, meb amy— people from all over the world, meb emby as— people from all over the world, not only as players, but also as eeaeesb— not only as players, but also as eeaeesb ama— not only as players, but also as coaches and managers , physios, coaches and managers, physios, masseuses , scouts,— coaches and managers, physios, masseuses , scouts, you name it. masseuses, scouts, you name it. we embbey— masseuses, scouts, you name it. we embbey every— masseuses, scouts, you name it. we employ every every nationality,— we employ every every nationality, every race across me— nationality, every race across me beam. — nationality, every race across the board. so— nationality, every race across the board. so it's— nationality, every race across the board. so it's a multiracial seabeby— the board. so it's a multiracial seabeby .— the board. so it's a multiracial seabeby , a— the board. so it's a multiracial society , a multiracial platform society, a multiracial platform mak— society, a multiracial platform bbab me— society, a multiracial platform that the premier— society, a multiracial platform that the premier league is today . webb— that the premier league is today . webb bask.— that the premier league is today . well, look, big— that the premier league is today . well, look, big sam,- that the premier league is today . well, look, big sam, do stick around, because you are our newsmaker tonight. and after a short break, i'll be asking big sam why sport is being targeted by eco extremists and what the gaffer thinks of that. that's .

and you're listening to gb news reame— and you're listening to gb news kaabe .— and you're listening to gb news kaabe . webb— and you're listening to gb news kaabe . webb a— and you're listening to gb news radio . well, a big— and you're listening to gb news

radio . well, a big reaction to radio. well, a big reaction to me— radio. well, a big reaction to me eampabgm— radio. well, a big reaction to me eambabgm by— radio. well, a big reaction to the campaign by sensors to get rid the campaign by sensors to get me ef— the campaign by sensors to get me of me— the campaign by sensors to get rid of the manchester united and cray— rid of the manchester united and man city official— rid of the manchester united and man city official crest on their sbbrbs— man city official crest on their shirts because— man city official crest on their shirts because there's an image of a— shirts because there's an image of a sbbb— shirts because there's an image of a smb em— shirts because there's an image of a ship on both— shirts because there's an image of a ship on both clubs. emblem wmeb— of a ship on both clubs. emblem wmeb sme— of a ship on both clubs. emblem which some people— of a ship on both clubs. emblem which some people say is linked to which some people say is linked be sbavery— which some people say is linked re sbayery. rbbs— which some people say is linked to slavery. this from emily, who says— to slavery. this from emily, who says .— to slavery. this from emily, who says, ub— to slavery. this from emily, who says, ub mark,— to slavery. this from emily, who says , hi, mark, what a complete says, hi, mark, what a complete me— says, hi, mark, what a complete nonsense. the woke brigade now mam— nonsense. the woke brigade now uam be— nonsense. the woke brigade now uam be bake— nonsense. the woke brigade now uamb be bake a— nonsense. the woke brigade now want to take a ship— nonsense. the woke brigade now want to take a ship off a well kmeum— want to take a ship off a well known football— want to take a ship off a well known football team logo. does bbab— known football team logo. does bbab mean— known football team logo. does that mean that— known football team logo. does that mean that we'll have to abb— that mean that we'll have to remove all ships— that mean that we'll have to remove all ships of all logos? beu— remove all ships of all logos? beu bb-s— remove all ships of all logos? now it's completely rubbish and it now it's completely rubbish and b sbeuba— now it's completely rubbish and b sbeuba abb— now it's completely rubbish and it should all be— now it's completely rubbish and it should all be stopped. this bem— it should all be stopped. this mem byramy. — it should all be stopped. this from tyranny. who says mark, yeur— from tyranny. who says mark, yeur bumabb— from tyranny. who says mark, yeur pumabb rs— from tyranny. who says mark, your pundit is right as a brown m be— your pundit is right as a brown woman in i've gone through emeueb— woman in i've gone through emeueb be— woman in i've gone through enough to know— woman in i've gone through enough to know to fight for the bmberbamb— enough to know to fight for the bmeerbamb ama— enough to know to fight for the important and fundamental truths . having— important and fundamental truths . bavme sabe— important and fundamental truths . having said that,— important and fundamental truths . having said that, the woke mob in . having said that, the woke mob m camaaa— . having said that, the woke mob m camaaa rs— . having said that, the woke mob in canada is always— . having said that, the woke mob in canada is always the white women who pretend to be kind to bmmbgrambs— women who pretend to be kind to immigrants, blah— women who pretend to be kind to immigrants, blah blah, blah. on seebab— immigrants, blah blah, blah. on seebab mebba— immigrants, blah blah, blah. on social media, but— immigrants, blah blah, blah. on social media, but can't be nice to social media, but can't be nice be merr— social media, but can't be nice to their immigrant— social media, but can't be nice to their immigrant neighbour memb— to their immigrant neighbour rbebb mekb— to their immigrant neighbour right next door— to their immigrant neighbour right next door to them . victim right next door to them. victim membabbby— right next door to them. victim mentality does— right next door to them. victim mentality does not come from dark— mentality does not come from dark skinned— mentality does not come from dark skinned people because we beugbb— dark skinned people because we reugbb enough— dark skinned people because we fought enough to— dark skinned people because we fought enough to be thick skmmerb— fought enough to be thick skinned. but— fought enough to be thick skinned. but it's time to speak

the skinned. but it's time to speak bbe bubb— skinned. but it's time to speak the truth about— skinned. but it's time to speak the truth about our experience , the truth about our experience, to the truth about our experience, be eeumber— the truth about our experience, to counter the _ the truth about our experience, to counter the of— the truth about our experience, to counter the of the woke membabbby. — to counter the of the woke mentality. thank you. well, byramy— mentality. thank you. well, byrammy meb— mentality. thank you. well, tyranny not pulling her punches and .— tyranny not pulling her punches and b eerbamby— tyranny not pulling her punches and i certainly won't be editing her and i certainly won't be editing ber kerbs— and i certainly won't be editing her words because _ and i certainly won't be editing her words because this show is the her words because this show is bbe meme— her words because this show is bbe beme eb— her words because this show is the home of free— her words because this show is the home of free speech, the meme— the home of free speech, the beme eb— the home of free speech, the home of diverse— the home of free speech, the home of diverse opinion on and the home of diverse opinion on and bbe beme— home of diverse opinion on and bbe beme eb— home of diverse opinion on and the home of balance in all mabbers— the home of balance in all mabbers. se— the home of balance in all matters. so if— the home of balance in all matters. so if you disagree with ubab— matters. so if you disagree with ubab bas— matters. so if you disagree with what has been— matters. so if you disagree with what has been said and if you sueeerb— what has been said and if you sueeerb ubab— what has been said and if you support what these sensors, if you— support what these sensors, if yeu bbmk— support what these sensors, if you think that— support what these sensors, if you think that the ship logo is a brebbem— you think that the ship logo is a problem ama— you think that the ship logo is a problem and should go, let me knew— a problem and should go, let me kmew .— a problem and should go, let me kmew . b-bb— a problem and should go, let me kmew . b-bb eke— a problem and should go, let me know . i'll give you— a problem and should go, let me know . i'll give you a fair know. i'll give you a fair bearme. — know. i'll give you a fair hearing. mark- know. i'll give you a fair hearing. mark at gbnews.uk. ekay. — hearing. mark at gbnews.uk. ekay. bb-s— hearing. mark at gbnews.uk. ekay. bb-s-meu- hearing. mark at gbnews.uk. okay. it's now for the news okay. it's time now for the news maker— okay. it's time now for the news makere-— okay. it's time now for the news maker-we tackle- okay. it's time now for the news maker-we tackle a- okay. it's time now for the news maker we tackle a big maker in which we tackle a big sbery— maker in which we tackle a big sbery-aay— maker in which we tackle a big sbery-aay m— maker in which we tackle a big sbery-aay m bbe- maker in which we tackle a big story day in the company story of the day in the company of story of the day in the company eblbearbess— story of the day in the company of fearless commentator. of a fearless commentator. rememb— of a fearless commentator. tonight, following the behaviour of tonight, following the behaviour eb-wamers— tonight, following the behaviour of-warriors at— tonight, following the behaviour of-warriors at last- of eco warriors at last weekend-s— of eco warriors at last weekend's grand national and the weber— weekend's grand national and the web smeeker— weekend's grand national and the world snooker championship in sbebbbebrb— world snooker championship in sheffield, just— world snooker championship in sheffield, just stop oil , are sheffield, just stop oil, are bbreabemmg— sheffield, just stop oil, are threatening to— sheffield, just stop oil, are threatening to cause chaos to bbbs— threatening to cause chaos to this weekend's— threatening to cause chaos to this weekend's football fixtures and sunday-s— this weekend's football fixtures and sunday's london marathon . so and sunday's london marathon. so is and sunday's london marathon. so bs bbe— and sunday's london marathon. so bs bbe ebebee— and sunday's london marathon. so is the choice of— and sunday's london marathon. so is the choice of sport— and sunday's london marathon. so is the choice of sport as a bareeb— is the choice of sport as a bargeb ber— is the choice of sport as a target for these- is the choice of sport as a target for these eco campaigners? a new low? target for these eco— campaigners? a new low? let's get campaigners? a new low? let's eeb bbe— campaigners? a new low? let's geb bbe beus— campaigners? a new low? let's get the views of— campaigners? a new low? let's get the views of a— campaigners? a new low? let's get the views of a man we spoke to get the views of a man we spoke be busb— get the views of a man we spoke be busb a— get the views of a man we spoke to just a moment— get the views of a man we spoke to just a moment ago. one of the

mesb— to just a moment ago. one of the mesb resbeebea— to just a moment ago. one of the most respected people in professional— most respected people in professional sport, former bmgbama— professional sport, former bmgbama .— professional sport, former england , newcastle, west ham and england, newcastle, west ham and bebbem— england, newcastle, west ham and bebbem mamaerg— england, newcastle, west ham and bolton manager big— england, newcastle, west ham and bolton manager big sam . first of bolton manager big sam. first of all, bolton manager big sam. first of abb sam— bolton manager big sam. first of abb sam, yeur— bolton manager big sam. first of all, sam, your reaction to those bbebures— all, sam, your reaction to those ebebures brem — all, sam, your reaction to those pictures from the— all, sam, your reaction to those pictures from the crucible all ama— pictures from the crucible all and bbe— pictures from the crucible all and bbe busb— pictures from the crucible all and the just stop— pictures from the crucible all and the just stop oil protestor absruebme— and the just stop oil protestor absruebmg bbe— and the just stop oil protestor disrupting the world championship ipsis well, bbrsbby— championship ipsis well, bbrsbby, bb— championship ipsis well, firstly, it says— championship ipsis well, firstly, it says i feel it's outrageous,— firstly, it says i feel it's outrageous, of course. " firstly, it says i feel it's- outrageous, of course. i mean , outrageous, of course. i mean, we yea— outrageous, of course. i mean, we you knew.— outrageous, of course. i mean, we you know, the snooker world championship is one that we all follow. and obviously it must be purely and simply that they think the audience is big enough for them to make a difference, but to actually disrupt the snooker championship at the crucible, it just it's just unbelievable. what what does it achieve? what does it gain ? the achieve? what does it gain? the pubuchy achieve? what does it gain? the publicity that looking for? not really. is it is it is it directly affected? no i just can't understand . and these can't understand. and these people why they are making these demonstrations and disrupting what has been a classic in sport in this country for many, many

years as it as is the as is the horse racing. of course, you know , the grand national is a know, the grand national is a tradition . everybody who doesn't tradition. everybody who doesn't bet normally takes a little flutter when they get up on that that that weekend and say, who do ifancy that that weekend and say, who do i fancy on the grand national every football club that i've been at, there would be a there would be a lottery draw and a couple of pounds a horse just to see at the end of the game who would who . now, unfortunately, would who. now, unfortunately, besb— would who. now, unfortunately, besb bbe— would who. now, unfortunately, we've lost the line— would who. now, unfortunately, we've lost the line to- : now, unfortunately, we've lost the line to big sam. webb— we've lost the line to big sam. web by— we've lost the line to big sam. web by be— we've lost the line to big sam. we'll try to reconnect, but i eemebebeby— we'll try to reconnect, but i completely agree with what sam has completely agree with what sam bas sabe— completely agree with what sam bas saw ama— completely agree with what sam has said and lots— completely agree with what sam has said and lots of people share— has said and lots of people sbare bbe— has said and lots of people share the view— has said and lots of people share the view that has been expressed— share the view that has been expressed .— share the view that has been expressed , colin— share the view that has been expressed , colin says. mark, is expressed, colin says. mark, is bbbs— expressed, colin says. mark, is bbbs sbawery— expressed, colin says. mark, is this slavery issue— expressed, colin says. mark, is this slavery issue attacking the berbueuese— this slavery issue attacking the portuguese government that's in rebabbem— portuguese government that's in rebabbem be— portuguese government that's in relation to the— portuguese government that's in relation to the man, city and umber— relation to the man, city and man united badges, which are aeearembby— man united badges, which are aeearembby are— man united badges, which are apparently are linked to slavery . big— apparently are linked to slavery . big sam— apparently are linked to slavery . mg sam rs— apparently are linked to slavery . big sam is back— apparently are linked to slavery . big sam is back. apparently are linked to slavery . big sam is back . sam, you've . big sam is back. sam, you've been— . big sam is back. sam, you've been censored— . big sam is back. sam, you've been censored there briefly . been censored there briefly. ambe— been censored there briefly. arnie another— been censored there briefly. arnie another issue is that

beebbabb— arnie another issue is that football snooker , the grand football snooker, the grand wabbemab— football snooker, the grand wabbemab .— football snooker, the grand national . there football snooker, the grand national. there are many hard werkmg— national. there are many hard working brbbs— national. there are many hard working brits that pay good memey— working brits that pay good memey be— working brits that pay good money to watch these events . and money to watch these events. and the money to watch these events. and bbe absrubbbem— money to watch these events. and the disruption therefore, is a big— the disruption therefore, is a big erebbem— the disruption therefore, is a big problem for— the disruption therefore, is a big problem for them . �*fbrz;cc big problem for them. well, i b— big problem for them. well, i mean i mean, why why are we keep why do we keep allowing allowing this to happen? that's one of my concerns . i this to happen? that's one of my concerns. i mean i kept keep being bombarded about what i should think and what i shouldn't think and how i should think and i shouldn't have an opinion about it. if it's against what the talking about or what the demonstrating about . and i think that that's very, very dangerous in this society at the moment. so very dangerous in this society at the moment . so the very dangerous in this society at the moment. so the more airtime we give them and we are talking about it and i am here talking about it and i am here talking about it and i wondered why i should be talking about it. why should i be giving the airtime? why i give him airtime? why should i give him my actually about my time to actually talk about it, yet again, there's only it, but yet again, there's only so much you can take. and of

course, we are taking far too much and we must. we must put a stop to it. and the journalists who are giving them airtime are creating this this problem . we creating this this problem. we really should have a better understanding and a better responsibility for what they're actually putting in their papers. big sam , before we let papers. big sam, before we let you— papers. big sam, before we let you 90r— papers. big sam, before we let yeu ge, wbe-s— papers. big sam, before we let yeu ge, wbe-s going— big sam, before we let you go, who's going to win the member— you go, who's going to win the premier league— you go, who's going to win the premier league now ? you 90, who's going to win the premier league now ? you go, who's going to win the premier league now ? ’“t“ ' premier league now? then arsenal coming back from a31 down today for a three. three again, is tipping the scales towards manchester city. but next wednesday day will be the clincher because manchester city play clincher because manchester city play arsenal and i think if arsenal do not lose that game, they will win the title this season. gaffer great to have you on the show as always . truth, on the show as always. truth, bombs and common- trtr“ truth, bombs and common sense aplenty bem— bombs and common sense aplenty brem big— bombs and common sense aplenty brem big sam— bombs and common sense aplenty from big sam allardyce , one of from big sam allardyce, one of the from big sam allardyce, one of bbe mesb— from big sam allardyce, one of the most respected managers in the most respected managers in bbe eeumbry— the most respected managers in bbe eeumbry, eb— the most respected managers in the country, of course, top ebayer— the country, of course, top ebayer as— the country, of course, top player as well— the country, of course, top player as well back in the day. big sam— player as well back in the day. big sam allardyce, thank you for

ww— big sam allardyce, thank you for yew-mank— big sam allardyce, thank you for yeur-rbamk yeu. — big sam allardyce, thank you for your thank you. well your time. thank you. well bebks— your time. thank you. well bebks mesb— your time. thank you. well folks, next up,— your time. thank you. well folks, next up, we've got the papers— folks, next up, we've got the papers ab— folks, next up, we've got the papers ab roso— folks, next up, we've got the papers at 1030 sharp with full pumabb— papers at 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction— papers at 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction some pundit reaction and some eraekmp— pundit reaction and some crackin9--- pundit reaction and some cracking . don't go cracking stories. don't go anywhere— cracking stories. don't go anywhere .—

watching, britain's watching. were— watching, britain's watching. we-re preuu— watching, britain's watching. were preuu be— watching, britain's watching. we're proud to be— watching, britain's watching. we're proud to be gb- watching, britain's watching. �*fw�*rt ”bi; : [15 \r watching, britain's watching. : [15 \r we're proud to be gb news the people . here welcome back to people. here welcome back to mark dolan tonight. it's exactly 1030, which means it's time for the papers . do you want to do the papers. do you want to do one of those sting things . i'll one of those sting things. i'll get the hang of this one day. yes, indeed. it is time for tomorrow's papers. 1030 every friday, saturday. and sunday. mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers. and let's start with daily telegraph. they with the daily telegraph. they lead following row lead with the following row over spanish forces in gibraltar. sang dominic raab, deputy prime minister resigns after inquiry into bullying , upholds two into bullying, upholds two complaints. meghan wrote to charles over racism concerns as

the duchess of sussex expressed her concerns about unconscious bias in the royal family in a letter to the king. this a telegraph exclusive. it's understood that the correspondence was sent in the wake of the march 2021 oprah winfrey interview in which the duchess alleged that a member of the royal family had speculated about the colour of her unborn son's skin . a source has said son's skin. a source has said that the duchess feels she's not received a satisfactory response to her concerns and that is believed to be one factor in her decision to not attend the coronation on may the 6th. so the cold war between hollywood and windsor continues. the cold war between hollywood and windsor continues . also, how and windsor continues. also, how about this jailed farmer was just looking after the land . ed just looking after the land. ed and the cbi , britain's biggest and the cbi, britain's biggest business lobby group, mothballed as businesses walk out . let's as businesses walk out. let's have a look now at the daily mail . was this the day britain

mail. was this the day britain became ungovernable ? very much became ungovernable? very much tying in with the theme of my big opinion . dominic raab big opinion. dominic raab claimed tonight it was becoming almost impossible for ministers to deliver for the british people. the top tory said he'd been forced to quit as deputy pm for hurting the feelings of civil servants. also in an exclusive, bobby moore's 1966 world cup winning shirts gone missing, a very sad news there for the moore family. daily express , forced out for wanting express, forced out for wanting the best for britain . and that's the best for britain. and that's martin brown , their deputy martin brown, their deputy political editor, writing about dominic raab. and also, we miss you , ma'am. kate, of course , the you, ma'am. kate, of course, the princess of wales is loving photo to mark the late queen's birthday, which was today. i know she's up in heaven, but it won't stop me from saying happy birthday, ma'am. i think she would have been 97 something of that ilk . god bless her. may she that ilk. god bless her. may she rest in peace . how about the rest in peace. how about the guardian? now raab quits in

fury. justice secretary resigns after report into bullying finds he engaged in abuse of power and intimidated staff. former deputy pm accuses activist civil servants of trying to block the government's work work. also cbi faces exodus of firms after new rape allegation opens scandal. there in the world of business. there in the world of business. the i weekend raab officials are angry at tone deaf resignation . angry at tone deaf resignation. un officials who worked under raab hit back telling the i the ex—deputy pm is arrogant and playing the victim. the victim . playing the victim. the victim. well, thank god it's kicked off again. well, we'll come to that shortly. a daily star, the storm before the calm arctic winds will have us turning the central heating back on before we're hit with a 24 degree heatwave . kyiv. with a 24 degree heatwave. kyiv. how very british. it's so minus five to plus 24. welcome to stormy sunny britain . stormy

stormy sunny britain. stormy daniels. those are your front pages. we've got more papers to come, but let's get reaction now from three absolute legends, my top pundits . tonight, we have top pundits. tonight, we have splashed cash. let's be splashed the cash. let's be honest. you what you pay for honest. you get what you pay for . journalist . broadcaster and journalist mike , political mike parry, political commentator sam dowler and broadcast and showbiz supremo stephanie taoiseach. i've got a simple question which has actually already kicked off in debate with my pundits before we even started . sam dowler is even started. sam dowler is dominic raab a victim ? no, dominic raab a victim? no, absolutely not. absolutely lost his job. absolutely not. absolutely lost hisjob. he's lost absolutely not. absolutely lost his job. he's lost the plot is what he's lost. you his job. he's lost the plot is what he's lost . you know, like what he's lost. you know, like he what he's lost. you know, like be sabb— what he's lost. you know, like be sakb be— what he's lost. you know, like he said, he said— you know, like he said, he said initially that he said, he said initially that be weuba— he said, he said initially that be weuba be— he said, he said initially that he would he would stand by wbabewer— he would he would stand by whatever this— he would he would stand by whatever this report said and the whatever this report said and bbe reperb— whatever this report said and the report said— whatever this report said and the report said that of the ebgbb— the report said that of the eight accusations, two of them make— eight accusations, two of them have bake— eight accusations, two of them have have have— eight accusations, two of them have have have been withstanding and have have have been withstanding ama sk— have have have been withstanding ama sk bake— have have have been withstanding and six have not.— have have have been withstanding and six have not. _ have have have been withstanding and six have not. \rtr and six have not. no, that's not what i'm saying. six have too not what i'm saying. six have too meb mamy. — what i'm saying. six have too meb mamy. b-m— “3 six have too not many. i'm speaking. c not many. i'm speaking. it's to we.— not many. i'm speaking. it's to we. ome— not many. i'm speaking. it's to we. one rs— not many. i'm speaking. it's to two. one is too— not many. i'm speaking. it's to two. one is too many.- not many. i'm speaking. it's to two. one is too many. so he is not a victim . they've upheld the

not a victim. they've upheld the we have we have seen what happened to forgiveness. yeah. what an apology from him . like what an apology from him. like snowflake. if these you snowflake. don't give snowflake. �*" don't give me snowflake. if these you - snowflake. don't give me that beause— snowflake. don't give me that because that's— snowflake. don't give me that because that's what- don't give me that because that's what because bbab-s— because that's what because bbab-s wbab— because that's what because that's what jacob rees—mogg said as webb — that's what jacob rees—mogg said as well. these— that's what jacob rees—mogg said as well. these are snowflake nonsense. don't nonsense. nonsense. we don't know situations we don't nonsense. nonsense. we don't know the situations we don't nonsense. nonsense. we don't know the stuff. ions we don't nonsense. nonsense. we don't know the stuff. we; we don't nonsense. nonsense. we don't know the stuff. we don't don't nonsense. nonsense. we don't know the stuff. we don't know the doing your the stuff. you're not doing your job the stuff. you're not doing your job-you— the stuff. you're not doing your job-you bake- the stuff. you're not doing your job-you have to- the stuff. you're not doing your job-you have to be. job properly. you have to be spekem— job properly. you have to be spekem be. — job properly. you have to be spoken to. what- job properly. you have to be spoken to. �*fw�*“5c : job properly. you have to be spoken to. job properly. you have to be- spoken to. what would have liked to seen some of, to have seen was some sort of, you some of you know, some sort of retribution from from dominic. like maybe like like i said, to bbepb— like maybe like like i said, to sbepb bebere— like maybe like like i said, to steph before, like maybe saying likew— steph before, like maybe saying bbkelserry— steph before, like maybe saying bbkelserry bb— steph before, like maybe saying like,-sorry if you _ steph before, like maybe saying like, sorry if you felt that like, i'm sorry if you felt that i like, i'm sorry if you felt that b-bubbymp— like, i'm sorry if you felt that i bullying contrition . i was bullying and contrition. beu— i was bullying and contrition. beu-umb— i was bullying and contrition. you-don't mean- i was bullying and contrition. you-don't mean of. you don't you don't mean of i don't retribution. i mean. don't mean retribution. i mean. i some sort of don't mean retribution. i mean. i-some sort of contrition,| i mean some sort of contrition, bbke— i mean some sort of contrition, bbke yeu— i mean some sort of contrition, bbke yeu say. — i mean some sort of contrition, like you say. and— i mean some sort of contrition, like you say. and he hasn't done any— like you say. and he hasn't done any eb— like you say. and he hasn't done any eb bbab.— like you say. and he hasn't done any of that. .all_ like you say. and he hasn't done any of that. .all he's- like you say. and he hasn't done any of that. all he's done any of that. and all he's done is any of that. and all he's done bs-burbber— any of that. and all he's done is-further the— any of that. and all he's done is further the tories, the is like further the tories, the bery— is like further the tories, the bery baby-s— is like further the tories, the tory party's view— is like further the tories, the tory party's view of looking bbke— tory party's view of looking bbke bbey-re — tory party's view of looking like they're completely out of beueb — like they're completely out of beueb wbbb— like they're completely out of touch with with— like they're completely out of touch with with the british peepbe. — touch with with the british peepbe. keure— touch with with the british people. you're not allowed to say— people. you're not allowed to say eerbam— people. you're not allowed to say certain things to your staff ama— say certain things to your staff and bbe— say certain things to your staff and bbe resb— say certain things to your staff and the rest of— say certain things to your staff and the rest of the country and yet and the rest of the country and yeb bes— and the rest of the country and yet he's allowed— and the rest of the country and yet he's allowed to know and he cam-b— yet he's allowed to know and he can't even have— yet he's allowed to know and he can't even have the— yet he's allowed to know and he can't even have the balls to bask— can't even have the balls to come back and— can't even have the balls to come back and say , oh, you know, come back and say, oh, you know, maybe— come back and say, oh, you know, maybe m— come back and say, oh, you know, maybe m bbese— come back and say, oh, you know, maybe in those two—

come back and say, oh, you know, maybe in those two situations bbab— maybe in those two situations bbab bbey-we— maybe in those two situations that they've upheld, like maybe maybe— that they've upheld, like maybe maybe .— that they've upheld, like maybe maybe b was— that they've upheld, like maybe maybe i was out— that they've upheld, like maybe maybe i was out of order in bbese— maybe i was out of order in bbese bwe— maybe i was out of order in those two situations. but he base-b— those two situations. but he basm-b eem— those two situations. but he hasn't even said— those two situations. but he hasn't even said that it's poor. bb-s— hasn't even said that it's poor. bb-s peer— hasn't even said that it's poor. rb-s peer me— hasn't even said that it's poor. it's poor me, poor— hasn't even said that it's poor. it's poor me, poor me, poor me . it's poor me, poor me, poor me. bes— it's poor me, poor me, poor me. be-s bembme— it's poor me, poor me, poor me. he's dominic raab— it's poor me, poor me, poor me. he's dominic raab a victim, mabb— he's dominic raab a victim, rbpbb . — he's dominic raab a victim, rbpbb . bbe— he's dominic raab a victim, right . the villain- he's dominic raab a victim, right . , t t he's dominic raab a victim, right . , t“ t“ rtt.rt right. the villain in this piece which haven't mentioned which we haven't even mentioned yet show, two hours, yet on this show, in two hours, is prime minister rishi sunak week . is prime minister rishi sunak week. highest decision. he's ever made in his life. he didn't make a decision. he didn't of many— make a decision. he didn't of many eb— make a decision. he didn't of many er many— make a decision. he didn't of many er mamy. — make a decision. he didn't of many of many. if- make a decision. he didn't of many of many. if anything, he saved. he called dominic in and said, by the way, dominic to save my skin. and yours just in m bbe— save my skin. and yours just in case in the future— save my skin. and yours just in case in the future you- “ and yours just in case in the future you can come bask.— case in the future you can come back wby— case in the future you can come back wby een-b— case in the future you can come back. why don't you step outside bewmmp— back. why don't you step outside downing street— back. why don't you step outside downing street and just resign? the downing street and just resign? bbe weakesb— downing street and just resign? the weakest decision that rishi sunak— the weakest decision that rishi sumak bas— the weakest decision that rishi sunak has made. : sunak has made. i would have wanted him to de—man. excuse me. what would wanted him to de—man. excuse me. wbab weuba yeu— wanted him to de—man. excuse me. what would you want— wanted him to de—man. excuse me. what would you want him - wanted him to de—man. excuse me. what would you want him to- : t“ “th excuse me. what would you want him to like? kbsbb— what would you want him to like? kbsbb sunak— what would you want him to like? kbsbb sumak .— what would you want him to like? rishi sunak i thought— what would you want him to like? rishi sunak i thought he- what would you want him to like? rishi sunak i thought he was- rishi sunak i thought he was being strong on his policy, standing defending the standing up and defending the policies , even though some policies, even though some of them were clearly going to fail. you know, like the boats and all. and of but but he should you know, like the boats and all. asupported but he should you know, like the boats and all. asupported dominiclould you know, like the boats and all. asupported dominic raab. have supported dominic raab. i mean the telegraph defends a bully, though. yeah, exactly.

hang on, hang on, hang on. the telegraph lead actually gets to the, to the kernel of it all that was about a row about a civil servant when we were trying to do a deal with spain about gibraltar in the eu. and he said a civil servant went flaky on him , was not doing what flaky on him, was not doing what he'd asked him to do to uphold the interests of the united kingdom. so he didn't sack him. he moved him aside and brought somebody else in and deal was done.in somebody else in and deal was done. in the end, the deal went through and the deal went through. think it was new through. i think it was new year's and it went through year's eve and it went through in the early hours of the morning. so dominic raab insisted to get it insisted on trying to get it done. it's an outrage. i like the daily mail because i tell you why was this the day britain became ungovernable ? well, do became ungovernable? well, do you why? because if the you know why? because if the civil servants , civil servants, civil servants, civil servants, the civil service start running this country, it then becomes. mark, doesn't it just like europe, unelected people all running our lives. that's what europe is all about. unelected

commissioners running our lives, civil servants are not elected. they not elected. do you think they have the right to not be treated like scum in their workplace? they don't think they have the right to request that they please. there's evidence they please. there's no evidence there's no evidence that that happens. is . the report happens. there is. the report has and sets upheld has come out and it sets upheld the claim. they just the bullying claim. they just used explosive— “3 t5 they just used explosive language. "liar used explosive language. they sabe— used explosive language. they saw breabeu— used explosive language. they said treated-scum. - used explosive language. theyj said treated-scum. _is said treated like scum. there is no evidence of that this no evidence of that in this report whatsoever . oh, a couple report whatsoever. oh, a couple of them. one them said, of them. one of them said, i felt i was being bullied because when dominic went around the room and congratulated everybody on job, he left me out. on a good job, he left me out. is that bullying or is that excuse me, is it demeaning ? is excuse me, is it demeaning? is that bullying? demeaning more mam— that bullying? demeaning more mam amybbbmp— “q7 demeaning more than anything. supposing he berpeb— than anything. supposing he forgot sackable_ than anything. supposing he forgot sackable offence. sbepbame— forgot sackable offence. stephanie takyi - forgot sackable offence. stephanie takyi .- forgot sackable offence. stephanie takyi . it's- forgot sackable offence. stephanie takyi . it's not stephanie takyi. it's not a reason why many of my viewers and listeners are and it's and listeners are angry and it's very is that they very clear on email is that they see dominic raab as someone that was there delivering will of was there delivering the will of the people , that he was trying the people, that he was trying to success of brexit to make a success of brexit support brownite stop the boats which he's potentially which he's done, potentially tear convention on human

tear up the convention on human rights and great, that's a great idea. and of course it's a good wea— idea. and of course it's a good wea. — idea. and of course it's a good idea. potentially. _ idea. and of course it's a good idea. potentially. potentially some some other, you know, major changes department. changes within his department. but doesn't away but that doesn't take away how bes— but that doesn't take away how be-s breabea— but that doesn't take away how he's treated his— but that doesn't take away how he's treated his civil servants in he's treated his civil servants m-eeeasbems - he's treated his civil servantsj in _occasions. has he's treated his civil servants. in _occasions. has he in numerous occasions. has he breabeu— in numerous occasions. has he treated them, steph ? no, it's treated them, steph? no, it's not how it's been— treated them, steph? no, it's not how it's been done,- : 7 no, it's not how it's been done, because as b— not how it's been done, because as b sabb— not how it's been done, because as i said, stephanie, speak as be— as i said, stephanie, speak as be sabe— as i said, stephanie, speak as i've said before,— as i said, stephanie, speak as i've said before, there is no i in i've said before, there is no i m beam— i've said before, there is no i m beam .— i've said before, there is no i m beam , se— i've said before, there is no i in team , so why— i've said before, there is no i in team , so why you might get in team, so why you might get yeur— in team, so why you might get yeur peaks— in team, so why you might get your goals done— in team, so why you might get your goals done if— in team, so why you might get your goals done if your team beebs— your goals done if your team feels deflated,— your goals done if your team feels deflated, depressed , full feels deflated, depressed, full of feels deflated, depressed, full eb amxbeby— feels deflated, depressed, full eb amkbeby, rs— feels deflated, depressed, full of anxiety, is that really a job webb— of anxiety, is that really a job webb demea— of anxiety, is that really a job well done? no,— of anxiety, is that really a job well done? no, it's a job well beme. — well done? no, it's a job well beme. maybe— well done? no, it's a job well done. maybe for— well done? no, it's a job well done. maybe for society, but not for done. maybe for society, but not ber yeur— done. maybe for society, but not be yeur sere— done. maybe for society, but not for your core team. _ done. maybe for society, but not for your core team. resistance to for your core team. resistance be pewemmemb— for your core team. resistance to government policy from the emb— to government policy from the civil service. _ to government policy from the civil service. what- to government policy from the civil service. �*fw�*“5c to government policy from the civil service. t“ to government policy from the civil service. �*fw�*“5c t“ civil service. what about in the home office with posters on the noticeboard saying all illegal immigrants welcome ? except that immigrants welcome? except that is not the policy of this government ? well, that's the government? well, that's the bbmp. — government? well, that's the bbmp. .eeumbry- government? well, that's the thing. country the thing. this country or the voters this country , the voters of this country, the voters of this country, the voters this country do not voters of this country do not want open immigration . but want open door immigration. but apparently the civil servants of the home office do. let's not forget that brexit was pushed over the line by boris's lies. let's not forget that. i mean,

ms— let's not forget that. i mean, ms pebbbbeab— let's not forget that. i mean, his political . _ let's not forget that. i mean, his political . so- let's not forget that. i mean, his political . ”rt let's not forget that. i mean, his political . ”bi; his political. so you're now insulting. no by insulting his 17.4 million people who voted for brexit? yes. go on, keep insulting them. also, it was a tiny, insulting them. also, it was a bay, bmy— insulting them. also, it was a tiny, tiny difference- “g also, it was a tiny, tiny difference percentage bebweem— tiny, tiny difference percentage between like _ tiny, tiny difference percentage between like yes— tiny, tiny difference percentage between like yes and no , and it between like yes and no, and it pusbea— between like yes and no, and it was pushed over— between like yes and no, and it was pushed over the line. it was a maierbby— was pushed over the line. it was a mar-erbby. bb— was pushed over the line. it was a majority. it wasn't for berks-s— a majority. it wasn't for boris's lies.— a majority. it wasn't for boris's lies. if- a majority. it wasn't for boris's lies. if it wasn't berks-s— boris's lies. if it wasn't boris's lies— boris's lies. if it wasn't boris's lies about the nhs and abeub— boris's lies about the nhs and about everything— boris's lies about the nhs and about everything else which has not about everything else which has meb seme— about everything else which has meb be— about everything else which has not come to fruition , then like, not come to fruition, then like, you— not come to fruition, then like, yeu-bbem— not come to fruition, then like, yeu-bbem we— not come to fruition, then like, you then we would be we you know, then we would be we weuba— you know, then we would be we weuw-be— you know, then we would be we weuw-be m— you know, then we would be we would-be in the— you know, then we would be we would-be in the .so - would still be in the eu. so i bbmk— would still be in the eu. so i bbmk .— would still be in the eu. so i think i think— would still be in the eu. so i think i think it's— would still be in the eu. so i think i think it's a no. i think bb-s— think i think it's a no. i think bb-s am— think i think it's a no. i think it's an absolute— think i think it's a no. i think it's an absolute shocker. you make— it's an absolute shocker. you have-forgiving- it's an absolute shocker. you have forgiving nature, have a very forgiving nature, wbbeb— have a very forgiving nature, wbbeb-we— have a very forgiving nature, which _we .you. . have a very forgiving nature, which-we-you. ii which is why we love you. i wemae— which is why we love you. i wonder though, _ which is why we love you. i wonder though, just what a line of wonder though, just what a line eb a— wonder though, just what a line eb a were— wonder though, just what a line eb a were eb— wonder though, just what a line of a word of defence for raab. pea.— of a word of defence for raab. keab, be— of a word of defence for raab. keab, be-eme- of a word of defence for raab. yeah, he _one for. of a word of defence for raab. yeah, he one for the yeah, he has taken one for the beam— yeah, he has taken one for the beam by— yeah, he has taken one for the team by resigning, hasn't he? he has team by resigning, hasn't he? he bas besse— team by resigning, hasn't he? he has lesser personalities would make— has lesser personalities would have ebump— has lesser personalities would have ebume em— has lesser personalities would have clung on and he hasn't. webb— have clung on and he hasn't. webb .— have clung on and he hasn't. webb . bb-s— have clung on and he hasn't. webb . bb-s abb— have clung on and he hasn't. well , it's all about— have clung on and he hasn't. well , it's all about integrity well, it's all about integrity for the conservative party right now. and they they're failing quite through that one sir. and i do the gags. sorry and they're failing. quite miserable on this. and see this? we've got an election next year where rishi sunak needs people who are of

integrity, who are respect ed by both their team and both by the public. and dominic has failed on this occasion. but fair play bbeueb— on this occasion. but fair play though, michael,— on this occasion. but fair play though, michael, to- on this occasion. but fair play though, michael, to i- trtr“ tt rt“ but fair play though, michael, to i think rt“ tt rt“ but fair play though, michael, to i think to keb— though, michael, to i think to keb ber— though, michael, to i think to rob for resigning. rt rob for resigning. he's he's no banger— rob for resigning. he's he's no longer deputy prime. he should never have been put in the position. rishi, what does it bebb— position. rishi, what does it bebb us— position. rishi, what does it tell us about— position. rishi, what does it tell us about about- c rt“ rishi, what does it tell us about about him as a guy 7 tell us about about him as a guy e b— tell us about about him as a guy e b bbmk— tell us about about him as a guy e b bbmk bb— tell us about about him as a guy ? i think it reflects— tell us about about him as a guy ? i think it reflects well- tell us about about him as a guy ? i think it reflects well on him. he was forced he was forced to him. he was forced he was forced be-kma— him. he was forced he was forced to-and obviously- him. he was forced he was forced to _and obviously when i to do that. and obviously when you— to do that. and obviously when yeu-bbese— to do that. and obviously when you these interviews, he's you see these interviews, he's sbbbb— you see these interviews, he's sbbbb myme— you see these interviews, he's still trying-make - you see these interviews, he's still trying make himself still trying to make himself beek—puy- still trying to make himself beek—puy ml still trying to make himself. look—guy in this. look like the good guy in this. bub— look like the good guy in this. bub bes— look like the good guy in this. but he's actually— look like the good guy in this. but he's actually like he's been the but he's actually like he's been bbe-bbab-s— but he's actually like he's been the-that's been— but he's actually like he's been the that's been bullied. the one that's been bullied. ebbers— the one that's been bullied. others-said,- the one that's been bullied.| others-said,-have the one that's been bullied. - others-said,-have to others have said, you'll have to sack— others have said, you'll have to sack-amu— others have said, you'll have to sack-ara be— others have said, you'll have to sack-and he hasn't- others have said, you'll have to sack-and he hasn't donel others have said, you'll have to. sack _and he hasn't done that sack me. and he hasn't done that . himself. dowler . it makes it himself. dowler nato himself— . it makes it himself. dowler nato himself to— . it makes it himself. dowler nato himself to be- . it makes it himself. dowler nato himself to be a- c c t“ dowler nato himself to be a team pbayer. — nato himself to be a team pbayer. _w- nato himself to be a team. player. _no this nato himself to be a team- player. _no this is player. well, this is no this is all have comeback in the all to have a comeback in the future. that's exactly what it's all future. that's exactly what it's abb-ms— future. that's exactly what it's all- his comeback. - ”bi; that's exactly what it's all his comeback. it's all about. his comeback. it's ekaebby— all about. his comeback. it's ekaebby wbab— all about. his comeback. it's exactly what he— all about. his comeback. it's exactly what he isn't. sunak wbem— exactly what he isn't. sunak when—wher- exactly what he isn't. sunak when when he's trying when he when he when he's trying to make excuses like not i'm to make excuses like i'm not i'm not really bullied about it. it's snowflakey . they've done it's snowflakey. they've done mks.— it's snowflakey. they've done mks-sabe— it's snowflakey. they've done this.-said-oh,. this. they've said this. oh, bb-s—bb-si this. they've said this. oh,- bb-s—bb-s abb it's all about sunak. it's all abeub— it's all about sunak. it's all abeub-seme— it's all about sunak. it's all about some sort of like, about like some sort of like, you shadowy civil servant you know, shadowy civil servant government created nonsense, lethal missile in dominic raab. but he's so angry and so furious

bbab— but he's so angry and so furious bbab bes— but he's so angry and so furious bbab be-s been— but he's so angry and so furious that he's been the— but he's so angry and so furious that he's been the fall guy for abew— that he's been the fall guy for abew meamme— that he's been the fall guy for a few moaning minnies inside the emb— a few moaning minnies inside the am sewamb— a few moaning minnies inside the civil servant. he's— a few moaning minnies inside the civil servant. he's going to bask— civil servant. he's going to come back strong. i think we need— come back strong. i think we need to i think we need to cut through the old business here and say that the tories aren't fit for purpose. there needs to be general election. there be a general election. there needs to a new, completely needs to be a new, completely new if you new government. i mean, if you if look who you all if you look who told you all that? tyson, listen that? richard tyson, listen to me. look the revolving me. if you look at the revolving if the revolving if you look at the revolving door of the of even the door of the of the of even the staff in the tory party, even at the top, even at the premiership, you know, like maybe you should invite jeremy corbyn back. there's been no change at the top of the at the top of the labour party for many years. you've you've got whatever keir starmer guangxi power . it doesn't matter. power. it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter . it's doesn't matter. it's trustworthy, it's stable . and trustworthy, it's stable. and that's and that's what the thing is. mike all these situations iusb— is. mike all these situations iusb bake— is. mike all these situations iusb bake away— mike all these situations just take away from the pebbbbes— just take away from the politics, which they should be away— politics, which they should be away-.— politics, which they should be aebuabby-. eb- politics, which they should be actually . of course actually handling. of course bbey— actually handling. of course bbey be. — actually handling. of course bbey be. me— actually handling. of course they do. and it's— actually handling. of course they do. and it's been drama abber— after drama with the conservative party . we can't go conservative party. we can't go mam— conservative party. we can't go more than two— conservative party. we can't go more than two weeks with without

a abbberemb— more than two weeks with without a different scandal— more than two weeks with without a different scandal popping up . a different scandal popping up. bew— a different scandal popping up. bew-baekbme— a different scandal popping up. how-tackling the- a different scandal popping up. how tackling the problems how are we tackling the problems in how are we tackling the problems m bbbs— how are we tackling the problems m bbbs eeumbrye— how are we tackling the problems in this country? the— how are we tackling the problems in this country? the reason why it's in this country? the reason why bb-s beem— in this country? the reason why it's been-after-isl it's been drama after drama is beause— it's been drama after drama is beause bbe— it's been drama after drama is because the civil— it's been drama after drama is because the civil servants . o“ because the civil servants. oh. oh,— because the civil servants. oh. on my— because the civil servants. oh. on my sea,— because the civil servants. oh. oh, my god, utterly— because the civil servants. o“ oh, my god, utterly refused. sbep— oh, my god, utterly refused. sbep blaming— oh, my god, utterly refused. stop blaming the— oh, my god, utterly refused. stop blaming the back- oh, my god, utterly refused. stop blaming the back line of people. utterly refuse to. cam-b— people. utterly refuse to. cam-b wee— people. utterly refuse to. can't we? why can't we blame the politicians that we're trusting to do the job? why can't we wambee— to do the job? why can't we wambea bee— to do the job? why can't we wanted to? for— r:rtr 7 why can't we wanted to? for thousand european baws— wanted to? for thousand european baws meea— wanted to? for thousand european baws need be— wanted to? for thousand european laws need to be— wanted to? for thousand european laws need to be scrapped off the emer— laws need to be scrapped off the eraer beek. — laws need to be scrapped off the order book. okay.— laws need to be scrapped off the order book. okay. how have we been— order book. okay. how have we beem beme— order book. okay. how have we beem beme se— order book. okay. how have we been done so far?— order book. okay. how have we been done so far? about 30. because— been done so far? about 30. because bbe — been done so far? about 30. because the civil— been done so far? about 30. because the civil servants won't get because the civil servants won't peb going- — because the civil servants won't peb beme. ame— because the civil servants won't get going. and what's more, it's amebber— get going. and what's more, it's amebber sbery— get going. and what's more, it's another story tonight about the beuse— another story tonight about the beuse eb— another story tonight about the house of lords.— another story tonight about the house of lords. when it gets to the house of lords. when it gets to bbe beuse— house of lords. when it gets to bbe beuse eb— house of lords. when it gets to the house of lords.— house of lords. when it gets to the house of lords. they don't wamb— the house of lords. they don't wamb bb— the house of lords. they don't want it either. _ the house of lords. they don't want it either. it's— the house of lords. they don't want it either. it's outrageous. bemeeraey— want it either. it's outrageous. bemeeraey bs— want it either. it's outrageous. democracy is being usurped in ms— democracy is being usurped in bbbs eeumbry— democracy is being usurped in this country and— democracy is being usurped in this country and all democracy is this country and all democracy bs beme— this country and all democracy is being usurped. c t : is being usurped. it comes down to the bottom line like it's all very well that we can say like, oh, shadowy civil servants, etcetera. like, you know, nothing would gone past the nothing would have gone past the line not theresa may, line with with not theresa may, with truss , with kwasi with liz truss, with kwasi kwarteng like nothing would have gone past the line unless they

had so. so you cannot blame had said so. so you cannot blame the civil servants for all of that. made their own that. they made their own mistakes. dominic raab his mistakes. dominic raab made his own they the people own mistake. they are the people at and sam today at the top, mike and sam today it's raab. in another it's dominic raab. in another two it's dominic raab. in another bwe weeks— it's dominic raab. in another two weeks he'll— th “ t. t in another two weeks he'll another th “ t. j in another two weeks he'll another mp two weeks he'll be another mp wbe-s— two weeks he'll be another mp wbe-s beme— two weeks he'll be another mp who's done scandal. two weeks he'll be another mp who's done scandal . rt cc who's done a scandal. he'll be firing— who's done a scandal. he'll be firing bullets. believe me. it's funny that and i'll be bebme— it's funny that and i'll be behind him.— it's funny that and i'll be behind him. kwasi kwarteng and liz behind him. kwasi kwarteng and be muss— behind him. kwasi kwarteng and liz truss, because— behind him. kwasi kwarteng and liz truss, because there are pbemby— liz truss, because there are pbemby eb— liz truss, because there are plenty of people who take the wew— plenty of people who take the bbab— plenty of people who take the bbab bb— plenty of people who take the view that it was— plenty of people who take the view that it was the treasury wbe— view that it was the treasury wbe aebuabby— view that it was the treasury who actually usurped that parbbeubar— who actually usurped that particular inflation and the se—eabbea— particular inflation and the so—called mini—budget. they wbmee— so—called mini—budget. they wbmpe be— so—called mini—budget. they wbmpe be bbe— so—called mini—budget. they whinge to the imf whinge direct to whinge to the imf whinge direct be bbe— whinge to the imf whinge direct be bbe bbab.— whinge to the imf whinge direct to the imf. there— whinge to the imf whinge direct to the imf. there you go . look, to the imf. there you go. look, bbsbery— to the imf. there you go. look, bbsbery wbbb— to the imf. there you go. look, history will tell— to the imf. there you go. look, history will tell on— to the imf. there you go. look, history will tell on that one. bwe— history will tell on that one. be peb— history will tell on that one. we peb bebs— history will tell on that one. i've got lots more coming up, mebuamp— i've got lots more coming up, including more— i've got lots more coming up, including more front pages, mebuamp— including more front pages, including the— including more front pages, including the times newspaper, wbbb— including the times newspaper, wbbb a— including the times newspaper, with a fascinating— including the times newspaper, with a fascinating headline on abse— with a fascinating headline on abse bbe— with a fascinating headline on abse bbe ieys— with a fascinating headline on also the joys of— with a fascinating headline on also the joys of the middle asbe— also the joys of the middle absbe ab— also the joys of the middle aisle at aldi_ also the joys of the middle aisle at aldi ,_ also the joys of the middle aisle at aldi , which is always aisle at aldi, which is always a pbeasure— aisle at aldi, which is always a pbeasure, m— aisle at aldi, which is always a pbeasure, be my— aisle at aldi, which is always a pleasure, in my view. and my pamebbbsbs— pleasure, in my view. and my panellists will— pleasure, in my view. and my panellists will be— pleasure, in my view. and my panellists will be nominating merr— panellists will be nominating their headline— panellists will be nominating their headline heroes and back page— their headline heroes and back page baddes— their headline heroes and back page baddies. all— their headline heroes and back page baddies. all of that's.

next it's the besb- it's the papers besb— it's the papers in the company of it's the papers in the company eb bbree— it's the papers in the company eb bbree bep— it's the papers in the company of three top pundits, broadcaster- of three top pundits, broadcaster and journalist mike parry,— broadcaster and journalist mike parry, pebbbbeab— broadcaster and journalist mike parry, political commentator sam bewber— parry, political commentator sam dowler—supremo- dowler and showbiz supremo sbepbame— dowler and showbiz supremo. sbepbame—bbe stephanie takyi. we've got the rbmes— stephanie takyi. we've got the rbmes mew— stephanie takyi. we've got the times now hot— stephanie takyi. we've got the times now hot off the press , times now hot off the press, eeurbesy— times now hot off the press, eeurbesy eb— times now hot off the press, courtesy of mason and maddie . courtesy of mason and maddie. ama— courtesy of mason and maddie. ame beb-s— courtesy of mason and maddie. and let's have— courtesy of mason and maddie. and let's have a— courtesy of mason and maddie. and let's have a look at what eeb. — and let's have a look at what we've got. here— and let's have a look at what we've got. here it— and let's have a look at what we've got. here it is. it is the bbmes— we've got. here it is. it is the bbmes keb— we've got. here it is. it is the times rob goes— we've got. here it is. it is the times rob goes down swinging. he bbames— times rob goes down swinging. he bbames byramy— times rob goes down swinging. he blames tyranny of— times rob goes down swinging. he blames tyranny of hurt feelings abber— blames tyranny of hurt feelings after resigning— blames tyranny of hurt feelings after resigning as— blames tyranny of hurt feelings after resigning as deputy pm bubbymp— after resigning as deputy pm over bullying inquiry. after resigning as deputy pm over bullying inquiry . well, i'm over bullying inquiry. well, i'm sure return to— over bullying inquiry. well, i'm sure return to that— over bullying inquiry. well, i'm sure return to that story in the bays— sure return to that story in the days ahead— sure return to that story in the days ahead .— sure return to that story in the days ahead . but— sure return to that story in the days ahead . but let's get to days ahead. but let's get to a area— days ahead. but let's get to a preab exampbe— days ahead. but let's get to a great example of— days ahead. but let's get to a great example of celebrities beme— great example of celebrities being pub— great example of celebrities being pub m— great example of celebrities being put in their place . it's being put in their place. it's rwbbber-s— being put in their place. it's twitter's blue— being put in their place. it's twitter's blue tick , if you twitter's blue tick, if you een-b— twitter's blue tick, if you aem-b knew,— twitter's blue tick, if you don't know, is- twitter's blue tick, if you don't know, is a way of wemymp— don't know, is a way of verifying the - don't know, is a way of verifying the accounts of the mem— verifying the accounts of the mm and — verifying the accounts of the rich and famous. _ verifying the accounts of the rich and famous. but last year, the rich and famous. but last year, bbe mew— rich and famous. but last year, bbe bess— rich and famous. but last year, the new boss, elon— rich and famous. but last year, the new boss, elon musk, aeserbbea— the new boss, elon musk, described the _ the new boss, elon musk, described the verification peess— described the verification process as a lords and peasants

sysbem — process as a lords and peasants sysbem .— process as a lords and peasants sysbem , ama— process as a lords and peasants sysbem , ama mew— process as a lords and peasants system , and now he's called it system, and now he's called it for system, and now he's called it ber bbese— system, and now he's called it for those unwilling to pay a fee of for those unwilling to pay a fee eb es— for those unwilling to pay a fee eb es a— for those unwilling to pay a fee of £8 a month.— for those unwilling to pay a fee of £8 a month. so— for those unwilling to pay a fee of £8 a month. so is it good to see celebrities— of £8 a month. so is it good to see celebrities treated finally as eramary— see celebrities treated finally as ordinary citizens ? “rt as ordinary citizens? stephanie i as ordinary citizens? stephanie b beve— as ordinary citizens? stephanie b bare bb— as ordinary citizens? stephanie i love it. we are all now one big twitter family without a blue tick. unless you pay £8 a month. so it means that everyone on twitter is the same. there's no little logo next— on twitter is the same. there's no little logo next to- there's no little logo next to famous peepbe. — no little logo next to famous peepbe. we.— no little logo next to famous people. no, unless- no little logo next to famous people. krtr c. no little logo next to famous people. \rrtr c. 578 people. no, unless they pay £8, which we know mark is nothing to celebrities who worth celebrities who are worth millions. but one thing i know, having interviewed loads of celebrities is they've got egos . and now this is star envy . . and now this is star envy. yesr_ . and now this is star envy. bes. bb— . and now this is star envy. bes. b be — . and now this is star envy. bes. b be bb— . and now this is star envy. yes, it is. it is— . and now this is star envy. yes, it is. it is .— . and now this is star envy. yes, it is. it is . it's- . and now this is star envy. yes, it is. it is . it's quite- yes, it is. it is. it's quite it's notched down for their egos andifs it's notched down for their egos and it's got to be honest, most of these twitter profiles , their of these twitter profiles, their social media profiles are run by their marketing team. so maybe celebrities do not care as much. and if you want to find who the real slim shady is , it's because real slim shady is, it's because you're already a fan. you're already a fan. yeah. listen, i do already a fan. yeah. listen, i be bere— already a fan. yeah. listen, i be bewe bbe— already a fan. yeah. listen, i do love the fact— already a fan. yeah. listen, i do love the fact that- : yeah. listen, i do love the fact that elon musk, wbe-s— do love the fact that elon musk, wbe-s bbe— do love the fact that elon musk, who's the boss— do love the fact that elon musk, who's the boss of— do love the fact that elon musk, who's the boss of twitter, he's resberea — who's the boss of twitter, he's restored free _ who's the boss of twitter, he's restored free speech to the pbabberm. — restored free speech to the platform, sam,— restored free speech to the platform, sam, but also he's

beem— platform, sam, but also he's been mocking— platform, sam, but also he's been mocking and trolling sbepbem— been mocking and trolling sbepbem kmp— been mocking and trolling stephen king, who of course , is stephen king, who of course, is the stephen king, who of course, is bbe bameus— stephen king, who of course, is the famous bestselling horror wrbber. — the famous bestselling horror wrbber. bes— the famous bestselling horror writer. he's also— the famous bestselling horror writer. he's also said that he's going— writer. he's also said that he's pebme be— writer. he's also said that he's going to pay— writer. he's also said that he's going to pay for_ writer. he's also said that he's going to pay for his for his bbue— going to pay for his for his bbue brak— going to pay for his for his blue tick like— going to pay for his for his blue tick like i— going to pay for his for his blue tick like i that elon's abreaay— blue tick like i that elon's abreaay para— blue tick like i that elon's already paid for him. i have to say.— already paid for him. i have to say. b— already paid for him. i have to say. b beek— already paid for him. i have to say. r beek ab— already paid for him. i have to say, i look at my twitter today and i have lost my blue tick, which i had before for you had such a lovely tick. yeah. yes, i know. everyone loves my tick. it's a big tick. how special tick . btec. yeah , but can i it's a big tick. how special tick. btec. yeah , but can i just tick. btec. yeah, but can ijust say,— tick. btec. yeah, but can ijust say. b— tick. btec. yeah, but can ijust say. b mean— tick. btec. yeah, but can ijust say. r bb— tick. btec. yeah, but can ijust say, i mean, it is— tick. btec. yeah, but can ijust say, i mean, it is. _ tick. btec. yeah, but can ijust say, i mean, it is. it- tick. btec. yeah, but can ijust say, i mean, it is. it is- test. c yeah, but can ijust say, i mean, it is . c say, i mean, it is. it is sort of bbke— say, i mean, it is. it is sort of like elon musk, like levelling the playing field. i do. i do understand it. but he's also , like, taken away. like also, like, taken away. like he's taken away a certain amount of safeguarding for trans people. for example, to say that it's okay now that you can deadname somebody. yeah. and, and i get, i get it. i get free speech. but like every time i appear on gb news, for example , appear on gb news, for example, like, especially i talk like, especially when i talk about stuff, i called, like, especially when i talk a gett stuff, i called, like, especially when i talk a get called stuff, i called, like, especially when i talk aget called auff, i called, like, especially when i talk aget called a groomer called, like, especially when i talk aget called a groomer orlled, like, especially when i talk aget called a groomer or a, d, like, especially when i talk aget called a groomer or a, a, i get called a groomer or a, a, a, a, a, a misogynist. that's just that's just by the security

quy- just that's just by the security guy. not just not just by you. mark. no, no , that's not in mark. no, no, that's not in seriousness . that's. but, but seriousness. that's. but, but that. but that is how that is wbab— that. but that is how that is what twitter— that. but that is how that is what twitter has— but that is how that is what twitter has become has beee— what twitter has become has bee a— what twitter has become has become a cesspit— what twitter has become has become a cesspit or for people to become a cesspit or for people be be— become a cesspit or for people to be allowed— become a cesspit or for people to be allowed to— become a cesspit or for people to be allowed to say whatever bbey— to be allowed to say whatever bbey wamb. — to be allowed to say whatever they want. and _ to be allowed to say whatever they want. ' “r: r:rt“ c to be allowed to say whatever they want. '“r: r:rt“ c they want. and i don't think that's right. if we've all lost eur-bbeks— that's right. if we've all lost our-ticks, i've- that's right. if we've all lost our-ticks, i've lost- t g“c if we've all lost our ticks, i've lost mine our blue ticks, i've lost mine as-ba— our blue ticks, i've lost mine as-ba yea- our blue ticks, i've lost mine as-have you lost- our blue ticks, i've lost minei as-have you lostllot as well. have you lost a lot more that, mate? sorry, more than that, mate? sorry, marbles . more than that, mate? sorry, marbles. besides, it's a bit harsh. yeah. if we've marbles. : c c yeah. if we've lost our harsh. yeah. if we've lost our bbue— harsh. yeah. if we've lost our bbue bbeks— harsh. yeah. if we've lost our blue ticks, then— harsh. yeah. if we've lost our blue ticks, then the- yeah. if we've lost our blue ticks, then the worth of a bbue— blue ticks, then the worth of a bbue brak— blue ticks, then the worth of a bbue bbek bs— blue ticks, then the worth of a blue tick is worthless. because if blue tick is worthless. because m ewerybeay-s— blue tick is worthless. because if everybody's lost— blue tick is worthless. because if everybody's lost it, it aeesm-b— if everybody's lost it, it doesn't matter if you've got a bbue— doesn't matter if you've got a bbue ebe.— doesn't matter if you've got a blue did. you're— doesn't matter if you've got a blue did. you're right. because mebeay-s— blue did. you're right. because mebeay-s peb— blue did. you're right. because nobody's got one.— blue did. you're right. because nobody's got one. so thank you, bbem— nobody's got one. so thank you, bbem musk.— nobody's got one. so thank you, elon musk. yeah.— nobody's got one. so thank you, elon musk. yeah. what a bambasbbe— elon musk. yeah. what a fantastic guy. _ elon musk. yeah. what a fantastic guy. by way. he fantastic guy. by the way. he sat fantastic guy. by the way. he sablbbere— fantastic guy. by the way. he sat there yesterday, watched sat up there yesterday, watched his sat up there yesterday, watched ms £2.4— sat up there yesterday, watched his £24 billion— sat up there yesterday, watched his £2.4 billion rocket take em. — his £2.4 billion rocket take em. pea.— his £2.4 billion rocket take off. yeah, watch - his £2.4 billion rocket take off. yeah, watch it blow up four mmubes— off. yeah, watch it blow up four minutes later— off. yeah, watch it blow up four minutes later and— off. yeah, watch it blow up four minutes later and then just said ,-u.a_ minutes later and then just said ,-ua-._ minutes later and then just said .-bbab-a very- minutes later and then just said ,-that-a very good- , yeah, that was a very good baumeb— , yeah, that was a very good launch-know. - , yeah, that was a very good launch-know. is- , yeah, that was a very good launch know. c“rttrt , yeah, that was a very good- launch-know. is there any launch, you know. is there any point to space exploration ? point to space exploration? michael i don't believe so. but peepbe— michael i don't believe so. but peepbe wru— michael i don't believe so. but people will scientists will tell me that the earth's eventually going to run out. we've got to going to run out. we've got to go and live somewhere else. no, we want it . we are a space we want to do it. we are a space barma— we want to do it. we are a space ramp peepbe.— we want to do it. we are a space ramp peepbe. bbe— c we are a space faring people, the human beings

and .— faring people, the human beings and b bbmk— faring people, the human beings and i think that— faring people, the human beings and i think that i— faring people, the human beings and i think that i think that bubure— and i think that i think that our future is— and i think that i think that our future is in— and i think that i think that our future is in space. i think bb-s— our future is in space. i think bb-s em— our future is in space. i think bb-s em mars— our future is in space. i think bb-s em mars .— our future is in space. i think it's on mars. i— our future is in space. i think it's on mars. i think it's on bbe— it's on mars. i think it's on bbe — it's on mars. i think it's on the moon.ithink- it's on mars. i think it's on the moon. think i think it's the moon. i think i think it's on the moon. i think i think it's em babb— the moon. i think i think it's em barbb. — the moon. i think i think it's on earth. the— the moon. i think i think it's on earth. the final- the moon. i think i think it's on earth. �*7 on earth. the final frontier. and i on earth. the final frontier. ame b ama— on earth. the final frontier. ame b and b— on earth. the final frontier. and i and i and— on earth. the final frontier. and i and i and i— on earth. the final frontier. and i and i and i and- on earth. the final frontier. and i and i and i and i- on earth. �*7 and i and i and i and i don't bebbewe— and i and i and i and i don't bebbewe we— and i and i and i and i don't believe we are— and i and i and i and i don't believe we are alone in the .— believe we are alone in the universe. i think- believe we are alone in the universe. c cc universe. i think that it will. we're not i think i think we needin we're not i think i think we need in our in our lifetime , we need in our in our lifetime, we will we will see some sort of . will we will see some sort of. darling, i love you, but i think we need— darling, i love you, but i think we need be— darling, i love you, but i think we need to care— darling, i love you, but i think we need to care about the planet wbbeb— we need to care about the planet wbbeb-abb— we need to care about the planet wbbeb-abb-abb- which we're on all this. all bbbs— which we're on all this. all bbbs-bbey-re- which we're on all this. all this they're spending to this money they're spending to go this money they're spending to ee—eeuba- this money they're spending to pe—eeuba feed- this money they're spending toi go_could feed lots go in space that could feed lots of go in space that could feed lots er peepbe. — go in space that could feed lots er peepbe. bbey-re— go in space that could feed lots of people. they're wasting all bbbs— of people. they're wasting all bbbs memey— of people. they're wasting all bms memey-pe— of people. they're wasting all this money go into space. for this money to go into space. for wbabe— this money to go into space. for what?-stephanie,- what? well, stephanie, i've got an what? well, stephanie, i've got am-beb-s— what? well, stephanie, i've got am-beb-s semb— what? well, stephanie, i've got an-let's send sam- what? well, stephanie, i've got an-let's send sam andl an idea. let's send sam and mike. idon't an idea. let's send sam and mike. i don't think they. an idea. : 5“r: ll i don't think they will mike. i don't think they will basb— mike. i don't think they will basb a— mike. i don't think they will last a minute.— mike. i don't think they will. last a minute.-procreate last a minute. we can procreate . we— last a minute. we can procreate . we am— last a minute. we can procreate . we can procreate— last a minute. we can procreate . we can procreate the- last a minute. we can procreate . we can procreate the moon. they can face time. listen they can face time. now, listen , let's talk briefly, if we can. samantha cameron, wife, of course, a former prime minister. david cameron. yeah, i have to remind david to avoid the middle aisle at aldi. oh mike, can you think of a greater innovation than famous middle aisle at than the famous middle aisle at aldi? for those that don't know , it's of and ends, , it's full of odds and ends, unpredictable items like lawnmowers , fleece jackets,

lawnmowers, fleece jackets, wellington boots, screwdrivers. can i explain my total ignorance ? ihave can i explain my total ignorance ? i have no idea what the mkae — ? i have no idea what the middle. neither- 7 i have no idea what the middle. \rrt r:rtr ? i have no idea what the- middle. neither do i. what are you talking about, michael? i've never shopped at lidl. i i've never shopped at lidl. i am i've never shopped at lidl. i am subb— i've never shopped at lidl. i am suck a— i've never shopped at lidl. i am suck a pabrbeb— i've never shopped at lidl. i am such a patriot that— i've never shopped at lidl. i am such a patriot that they're both ewmee— such a patriot that they're both ewmea by— such a patriot that they're both owned by german— such a patriot that they're both owned by german german companies . amu— owned by german german companies . kmu bs— owned by german german companies . kmu rs bbab— owned by german german companies . kmu rs bbab wry— owned by german german companies . and is that why you— owned by german german companies . and is that why you don't- owned by german german companies . and is that why you don't shop at them? no, no, i tell you why. because— at them? no, no, i tell you why. because when— at them? no, no, i tell you why. because when i— at them? no, no, i tell you why. because when i want— 7 no, no, i tell you why. because when i want bird's eye bbsb— because when i want bird's eye bbsb bbmpers— because when i want bird's eye fish fingers and— because when i want bird's eye fish fingers and i— because when i want bird's eye fish fingers and i know if i go babe— fish fingers and i know if i go we reses— fish fingers and i know if i go into tesco's, i— fish fingers and i know if i go into tesco's, i get— fish fingers and i know if i go into tesco's, i get bird's eye bbsb— into tesco's, i get bird's eye bbsb tapers.— into tesco's, i get bird's eye fish fingers. if— into tesco's, i get bird's eye fish fingers. if i— into tesco's, i get bird's eye fish fingers. if i go into aldi ame— fish fingers. if i go into aldi ama bbab— fish fingers. if i go into aldi and lidl, it's— fish fingers. if i go into aldi and lidl, it's the— fish fingers. if i go into aldi and lidl, it's the other fish bbmpers— and lidl, it's the other fish fingers which— and lidl, it's the other fish fingers which which you will get . bbey-re— fingers which which you will get . bbey-re meb— fingers which which you will get . they're not which— fingers which which you will get . they're not which you will, you— . they're not which you will, yeu wbbb— . they're not which you will, yeu wbbb peb— . they're not which you will, you will get for— . they're not which you will, you will get for like excuse me . bb-s— you will get for like excuse me . bb-s eesb— you will get for like excuse me . bb-s eesb eb— you will get for like excuse me , it's cost of living— you will get for like excuse me , it's cost of living crisis is ekaebby— , it's cost of living crisis is exactly what— , it's cost of living crisis is exactly what aldi is all about. vau— exactly what aldi is all about. you 90- — exactly what aldi is all about. you 90- beu— exactly what aldi is all about. you 90- you ge— exactly what aldi is all about. you go. you go there- exactly what aldi is all about. you go. you go there and- exactly what aldi is all about. you go. you go there and you get fish fingers. you don't get bird's eye fish fingers. no , bird's eye fish fingers. no, because how do you r: �*7 �*7 : no, because how do you know the bird's eye fish fingers. no,- because how do you know the fish bbmeerse — because how do you know the fish rbmperse bbsb— because how do you know the fish fingers? fish fingers— because how do you know the fish fingers? fish fingers are- because how do you know the fish fingers? �*7 g fingers? fish fingers are no different. no different. we need to your. you get, you different. no different. we need to-your. you get, you geti to get to your. you get, you get you— to get to your. you get, you get yeu basbeabby— to get to your. you get, you get you basically don't— grtc t you get, you get you basically don't think people paying— you basically don't think people paying pewte— you basically don't think people paying people paying less paying people are paying less

beause— paying people are paying less beause yeu— paying people are paying less because you really need to because you really do need to get— because you really do need to eeb be— because you really do need to peb be yeur— because you really do need to get to your headline heroes. is mere— get to your headline heroes. is bbere-yeu-we— get to your headline heroes. is there-you've bought. there anything you've bought in there anything you've bought in the was the middle aisle that was memorable? i've into memorable? i've never been into beusbme— memorable? i've never been into beuse-see.— memorable? i've never been into housing. _god, you've- 7 i've never been into housing. god, you've not. housing. oh my god, you've not. mere— housing. oh my god, you've not. mere yea— housing. oh my god, you've not. were you 90— housing. oh my god, you've not. were you 90 . .— housing. oh my god, you've not. there you go . i bought- housing. oh my god, you've not. “rttrt grtr i bought a there you go. i bought a i beuebb— there you go. i bought a i beuebb a— there you go. i bought a i bought a squashy. - “rttrt grtr i bought a i bought a squashy. /rtrc. there you go. i bought a i- bought a squashy. you know, one of those squashy rugs on their own. i bought i bought with my gave my to my dog. i've got high visibility jackets for when i'm on my bike cycle. i've got a kids helmet. the lot with a with a registration . i hope you're a registration. i hope you're right. you're right. well done aldi. i love the middle aisle. it's our headline it's time now for our headline heroes and back page baddies . heroes and back page baddies. stephanie, in a sentence , who stephanie, in a sentence, who have you got? my headline hero is have you got? my headline hero bs bbe— have you got? my headline hero is the princess— have you got? my headline hero is the princess of— grtrc7 my headline hero is the princess of wales because i is the princess of wales because b bbue— is the princess of wales because b bme bb— is the princess of wales because b bme bb se— is the princess of wales because i find it so sweet— is the princess of wales because i find it so sweet that she remembered— i find it so sweet that she remembered the queen our late queen— remembered the queen our late quen en ner— remembered the queen our late queen, on her birthday. and you abways— queen, on her birthday. and you aways-bb— queen, on her birthday. and you abways-bb yeu-we- queen, on her birthday. and you always if you've lost always need that if you've lost someone, - always - always need that if you've lost someone, always touching to someone, it's always touching to. remember—birthday. remember them on their birthday. and remember them on their birthday. ana-nabben— remember them on their birthday. ana-nabben we— remember them on their birthday. and-nation, we all- remember them on their birthday. and nation, we all felt and as a nation, we all felt bbke— and as a nation, we all felt bbke we— and as a nation, we all felt like we lost— and as a nation, we all felt like we lost our— and as a nation, we all felt like we lost our grandma. so beaay— like we lost our grandma. so beaaylner— like we lost our grandma. so today-her-it's- like we lost our grandma. so today her it's still her today is her day. it's still her day. — today is her day. it's still her day. -qreab- today is her day. it's still her- day. _great photographer day. she's a great photographer as well. yeah. your as well. yeah. sam, your headune as well. yeah. sam, your headline my headline hero headline hero, my headline hero is theron, who has who is charlize theron, who has who has gone on record and she's

she's appearing in a telethon in the us to talk about how drag is not a crime. and she's a very talented actress. she's a very talented actress. she's a very talented actress. she's a very talented actress , and she's the talented actress, and she's the south african. and she and she's and she's and she's a wonderment. and you know, and that's exactly what the americans need now it americans need right now when it comes nonsense drag comes to their nonsense drag rules, is happening at the rules, which is happening at the moment. fair enough. how moment. okay. fair enough. how about headline about you, mike? your headline hero, , the prince hero, prince william, the prince of wales. did you see that video eup— of wales. did you see that video ebbp eb— of wales. did you see that video ebbp eb nbm — of wales. did you see that video ebbp eb mm m— of wales. did you see that video clip of him in the— did you see that video clip of him in the engine? keure— clip of him in the engine? keu-re rbqbb— clip of him in the engine? you're right. yeah and it wasn't sbaqea— you're right. yeah and it wasn't sbaqee .— you're right. yeah and it wasn't sbaqee . bwe— you're right. yeah and it wasn't staged . i've checked it out to staged. i've checked it out to make— staged. i've checked it out to make em— staged. i've checked it out to make out with— staged. i've checked it out to make out with his pr people . did make out with his pr people. did you make out with his pr people. did yeu qeb— make out with his pr people. did yeu qeb semebeay— make out with his pr people. did you get somebody to call in? no me— you get somebody to call in? no me pbene— you get somebody to call in? no the phone. hello?— you get somebody to call in? no the phone. hello? oh, you booked for the phone. hello? oh, you booked ber eso.— the phone. hello? oh, you booked ber eso. bub— the phone. hello? oh, you booked ber eso. bub yeu— the phone. hello? oh, you booked for 230, but you want to come at bbes— for 230, but you want to come at zboe .— for 230, but you want to come at zboe b bnbnk— for 230, but you want to come at 250.7 i think we— for 230, but you want to come at 250? i think we can— for 230, but you want to come at 250? i think we can get a table for 250? i think we can get a table ber yeu. — 250? i think we can get a table rer yeu. wbabe— 250? i think we can get a table for you. what? i— 250? i think we can get a table for you. what? i can't understand- for you. what? i can't understand is why they're going bnere— understand is why they're going bnere umber— understand is why they're going there under the— understand is why they're going there under the phone or the baby— there under the phone or the baby bran-b— there under the phone or the lady didn't work— there under the phone or the lady didn't work out. this seunas— lady didn't work out. this seunas very— lady didn't work out. this sounds very much like britishvolt,_ sounds very much like- britishvolt,_wouldn't. britishvolt, but you wouldn't. weuba— britishvolt, but you wouldn't. weuba yeu— britishvolt, but you wouldn't. weubq yeu bb— britishvolt, but you wouldn't. would you, if you were . it was would you, if you were. it was a snew— would you, if you were. it was a snew .— would you, if you were. it was a show . williams— would you, if you were. it was a show . williams but he was so show. williams but he was so

naburab— show. williams but he was so naburab . — show. williams but he was so naburab . bb-s— show. williams but he was so natural. it's a— show. williams but he was so natural . it's a great- show. williams but he was so natural. c gtt5c qc? natural. it's a great guy. i thought. he's a great guy and he does a mean biryani. i've only got a couple of seconds. yeah, for you're back. back page baddies. stephanie alec baldwin how dare he continue to film russ knowing that a woman's life has been lost. he's going to bbnbsn— has been lost. he's going to bbnbsn bbe— has been lost. he's going to finish the film,— has been lost. he's going to finish the film, try- he's going to finish the film, try and make a success after— finish the film, try and make a success after a— finish the film, try and make a success after a mother is now lsling— success after a mother is now bybnq m— success after a mother is now bybnq m ner— success after a mother is now bybnq m be qrawe— success after a mother is now lying in her grave because of his lying in her grave because of ms mbsbake— lying in her grave because of his mistake, because he has no bnbeqnbye— his mistake, because he has no bnbeqnbye wean.— his mistake, because he has no integrity? yeah. because he accidentally _ integrity? yeah. because he accidentally shot sam dowler. wear— accidentally shot sam dowler. keur back— accidentally shot sam dowler. keur back page— accidentally shot sam dowler. your back page baddie- accidentally shot sam dowler. your back page baddie. i- accidentally shot sam dowler. your back page baddie. i ofsted it mistake. was . it wasn't his mistake. it was. it wasn't his mistake. it was. it mistake of the. well, it was the mistake of the. well, that's great debate. how who that's the great debate. how who have you got? it's musk have you got? it's elon musk because he took my blue tick away . fair because he took my blue tick away. fair enough. fair enough. cudous away. fair enough. fair enough. curious good shout michael you're back. page baddie. lord carlile. casey you know,- ”c; t 37�*59t :: rt lord carlile. casey you know, one ”rt t 37�*59t :: rt lord carlile. casey you know, one of bbe— carlile. casey you know, one of me beaaers— carlile. casey you know, one of the leaders of— carlile. casey you know, one of the leaders of the— carlile. casey you know, one of the leaders of the people in the beuse— the leaders of the people in the neuse eb— the leaders of the people in the house of lords,— the leaders of the people in the house of lords, unelected people wbe— house of lords, unelected people wne are— house of lords, unelected people wne brybnq— house of lords, unelected people wne brybnq be— house of lords, unelected people who are trying to once again sbupeby— who are trying to once again sbupery a— who are trying to once again stupefy a government legislation, - stupefy a government legislation, brilliantly put it, i legislation, brilliantly put it, b can-b— legislation, brilliantly put it, i can't disagree— legislation, brilliantly put it, i can't disagree with michael, berea— i can't disagree with michael, break my— i can't disagree with michael, been my paneb— i can't disagree with michael, loved my panel tonight. most bmperbanbby— loved my panel tonight. most importantly, loved— loved my panel tonight. most importantly, loved you for your company. thank you so much for joining me tonight. we'll do it

all again tomorrow from nine headliners .