well . it's 9:00 and this well. it's 9:00 and this is mark delan— well. it's 9:00 and this is mark dolan tonight. _ well. it's 9:00 and this is mark dolan tonight. in— well. it's 9:00 and this is mark dolan tonight. " jg well. it's 9:00 and this is mark dolan tonight. " g " dolan tonight. in my big opinion , woke former tory party leader william hague has told women to get over it when biological males join female only groups, including the women's institute. i'll be dealing with that prize numpty in just a couple of minutes in the big story, we'll be remembering the late, great comic genius barry humphries, the man behind housewife turned superstar dame edna everage. in my superstar dame edna everage. in my take at ten, i'll be tackling meghan markle, whose attacks on the country continue the just stop oil protesters who need to

grow up and get a job and why britain need to start making babies again. britain need to start making babies again . rest assured, babies again. rest assured, watching this programme is the ultimate aphrodisiac. so big guests, big stories and big opinions i'll be dealing with that abject fool , william hague that abject fool, william hague after the headlines with good old ray . thanks, mark. here's old ray. thanks, mark. here's the latest— old ray. thanks, mark. here's the latest from _ old ray. thanks, mark. here's the latest from the— c»: 13. thanks, mark. here's the latest from the gb c»: 33, thanks, mark. here's the latest from the gb newsroom pm.— the latest from the gb newsroom pm. the— the latest from the gb newsroom pm. the prime— the latest from the gb newsroom pm. the prime minister has chaired— pm. the prime minister has chaired an— pm. the prime minister has chaired an emergency cobra meeting— chaired an emergency cobra meeting ee— chaired an emergency cobra meeting as fierce fighting in sudan— meeting as fierce fighting in sudan enters— meeting as fierce fighting in sudan enters its second week, government— sudan enters its second week, government forces are battling with— government forces are battling with e— government forces are battling with a paramilitary group over cemet— with a paramilitary group over eenttet et— with a paramilitary group over control of the— with a paramilitary group over control of the capital, khartoum,— control of the capital, khartoum, sudan . military claims khartoum, sudan. military claims tetetgn— khartoum, sudan. military claims foreign nationals— khartoum, sudan. military claims foreign nationals and diplomats, tnetuttne— foreign nationals and diplomats, including those— foreign nationals and diplomats, including those from the uk, us, trance— including those from the uk, us, ttenee ent— including those from the uk, us, france and china,— including those from the uk, us, france and china, are to be evacuated— france and china, are to be evacuated .— france and china, are to be evacuated . the— france and china, are to be evacuated . the world health evacuated. the world health otgenteetten— evacuated. the world health organisation says more than 400 peepte— organisation says more than 400 peepte tave— organisation says more than 400 people have been— organisation says more than 400 people have been killed and thousands— people have been killed and thousands injured since the vtetenee— thousands injured since the violence began— thousands injured since the violence began in. the snp has eppetntet—

violence began in. the snp has appointed stuart— violence began in. the snp has appointed stuart mcdonald as the party's— appointed stuart mcdonald as the pent-e ne— appointed stuart mcdonald as the party's new treasurer following the resignation— party's new treasurer following the resignation of— party's new treasurer following the resignation of msp colin neettte— the resignation of msp colin neettte .— the resignation of msp colin neettte . tn— the resignation of msp colin beattie . mr beattie stepped down beattie. mr beattie stepped down atten— beattie. mr beattie stepped down etten ne— beattie. mr beattie stepped down etten ne wee— beattie. mr beattie stepped down after he was arrested by police tnweettgettne— after he was arrested by police investigating snp finances. he tater— investigating snp finances. he was later released without energe- — was later released without charge- we— was later released without charge. the party's former chief execute — charge. the party's former chief executive, peter— charge. the party's former chief executive, peter murrell , who is executive, peter murrell, who is nec— executive, peter murrell, who is utcc wtcctu— executive, peter murrell, who is also nicola sturgeon's husband and wee— also nicola sturgeon's husband and utcc— also nicola sturgeon's husband and was also arrested and queettcnet— and was also arrested and questioned before being neteucect— questioned before being released. police are investigating the use of teooeoo— investigating the use of £600,000 in- investigating the use of £600,000 in donations meant for the independent— £600,000 in donations meant for the independent referendum . the independent referendum. a cewtne— the independent referendum. a serving member— the independent referendum. a serving member of the british annet— serving member of the british armed forces— serving member of the british armed forces has— serving member of the british armed forces has appeared in coun— armed forces has appeared in court cneneet— armed forces has appeared in court charged with offences unten— court charged with offences unten tne— court charged with offences under the official secrets act. 36 under the official secrets act. ee ween— under the official secrets act. we went ctt — under the official secrets act. 36 year old thomas newson is accused— 36 year old thomas newson is accused ct— 36 year old thomas newson is accused of sharing highly cencttwe— accused of sharing highly sensitive military information . sensitive military information. nec— sensitive military information. we utteget— sensitive military information. he's alleged to— sensitive military information. he's alleged to have shared a ten— he's alleged to have shared a ten page— he's alleged to have shared a ten page document through social nette— ten page document through social nette te— ten page document through social nette tc twe— ten page document through social media to two senior— ten page document through social media to two senior officers who did media to two senior officers who we newe— media to two senior officers who did have clearance— media to two senior officers who did have clearance and one ctwttun— did have clearance and one ctwttun wnc— did have clearance and one civilian who did— did have clearance and one civilian who did not. prosecutors- civilian who did not. prosecutors claim if the information— prosecutors claim if the information was leaked, it would newe— information was leaked, it would newe cuucet— information was leaked, it would newe cuucet u— information was leaked, it would have caused a real— information was leaked, it would have caused a real and immediate tweet— have caused a real and immediate

tnneut te— have caused a real and immediate threat to british— have caused a real and immediate threat to british people outside of threat to british people outside ct tne— threat to british people outside ct tne ut— threat to british people outside ct tne ux .— threat to british people outside of the uk. he's— threat to british people outside of the uk. he's due in court tenn— of the uk. he's due in court ugutn en— of the uk. he's due in court again on friday.— of the uk. he's due in court again on friday. well the family of again on friday. well the family ct stennen— again on friday. well the family of stephen lawrence have held a nencnut— of stephen lawrence have held a memorial service— of stephen lawrence have held a memorial service in— of stephen lawrence have held a memorial service in trafalgar stunne— memorial service in trafalgar square te— memorial service in trafalgar square to mark— memorial service in trafalgar square to mark the 30th unnwecew— square to mark the 30th anniversary of- square to mark the 30th anniversary of his murder. the 18 anniversary of his murder. the te ween— anniversary of his murder. the te ween ott— anniversary of his murder. the 18 year old was— anniversary of his murder. the 18 year old was killed in a nest— 18 year old was killed in a racist attack— 18 year old was killed in a racist attack while waiting for a racist attack while waiting for e tuc— racist attack while waiting for u but tn— racist attack while waiting for a bus in south—east london. it's utteeet— a bus in south—east london. it's utteget tnet— a bus in south—east london. it's alleged that the— a bus in south—east london. it's alleged that the original investigation— alleged that the original investigation was hindered by ent— investigation was hindered by racism and police corruption, neuntne— racism and police corruption, neuntne tt— racism and police corruption, meaning it took— racism and police corruption, meaning it took almost 20 years for meaning it took almost 20 years ten twe— meaning it took almost 20 years ten twc ct— meaning it took almost 20 years ten twc ct ntc— meaning it took almost 20 years for two of his killers to face iucttce— for two of his killers to face justice. labour— for two of his killers to face justice. labour have condemned ncntntc— justice. labour have condemned dominic raabs_ justice. labour have condemned dominic raabs behaviour since his dominic raabs behaviour since we nectenuttcn— dominic raabs behaviour since his resignation yesterday, cetttne— his resignation yesterday, cutttne tt— his resignation yesterday, calling it appalling and saying he calling it appalling and saying ne encuttn-t— calling it appalling and saying he shouldn't be— calling it appalling and saying he shouldn't be blaming his accusers for— he shouldn't be blaming his accusers for his— he shouldn't be blaming his accusers for his own downfall . accusers for his own downfall. tne — accusers for his own downfall. tne tonne— accusers for his own downfall. the former deputy prime minister nectenet— the former deputy prime minister nectgnet atten— the former deputy prime minister resigned after an— the former deputy prime minister resigned after an investigation uonett— resigned after an investigation upnett two— resigned after an investigation upnett two ot— resigned after an investigation upheld two of the bullying ottegottonc— upheld two of the bullying allegations made against him. mr toot— allegations made against him. mr toot ctotnc— allegations made against him. mr toot ctotnc o— allegations made against him. mr raab claims a minority of those wttntn— raab claims a minority of those within whitehall— raab claims a minority of those within whitehall are effectively twtne— within whitehall are effectively twtng to— within whitehall are effectively twtng to mock— within whitehall are effectively trying to block government .

trying to block government. tetanus-c— trying to block government. belarus's military has completed nucet— belarus's military has completed nuclear weapons— belarus's military has completed nuclear weapons launch training in nuclear weapons launch training tn tuccto. — nuclear weapons launch training tn tuccto. n— nuclear weapons launch training in russia. it comes— nuclear weapons launch training in russia. it comes after nnecttent— in russia. it comes after president putin said moscow woutt— president putin said moscow would station _ president putin said moscow would station tactical nuclear weoonco— would station tactical nuclear weooncn tn— would station tactical nuclear weapons in the— would station tactical nuclear weapons in the neighbouring county.— weapons in the neighbouring countnw tt-c— weapons in the neighbouring country. it's thought that wonneotc— country. it's thought that warheads could be moved to ctonoee— warheads could be moved to storage facilities— warheads could be moved to storage facilities in belarus by july— storage facilities in belarus by july .— storage facilities in belarus by july . nonw— storage facilities in belarus by july . many nove— storage facilities in belarus by july . many have seen this as a july. many have seen this as a wonntng— july. many have seen this as a wonntne to— july. many have seen this as a warning to nato— july. many have seen this as a warning to nato over its nttttow— warning to nato over its military support for. ukraine ant— military support for. ukraine and tributes— military support for. ukraine and tributes have poured in for auctnotton— and tributes have poured in for australian entertainer barry nunpnnec— australian entertainer barry humphries, who has died at the age— humphries, who has died at the tee ot— humphries, who has died at the tee ot en.— humphries, who has died at the age of 89. during— humphries, who has died at the age of 89. during a seven decade career, he was best— age of 89. during a seven decade career, he was best known for his career, he was best known for no atten— career, he was best known for no otten egoc— career, he was best known for his alter egos, including dame teno— his alter egos, including dame ttno twenoee— his alter egos, including dame edna everage and sir les tottencon.— edna everage and sir les patterson. rob- edna everage and sir les patterson. rob brydon has teccnttet— patterson. rob brydon has described him _ patterson. rob brydon has described him as a true great wno— described him as a true great wno tncotnet— described him as a true great who inspired me— described him as a true great who inspired me immeasurably. ttctw— who inspired me immeasurably. tttctw cewotc— who inspired me immeasurably. ricky gervais tweeted that dame teno— ricky gervais tweeted that dame ttne wee— ricky gervais tweeted that dame edna was arguably the greatest conntc— edna was arguably the greatest peeone— edna was arguably the greatest comic persona ever. we're on tv onttne— comic persona ever. we're on tv onttne ,— comic persona ever. we're on tv onttne , on— comic persona ever. we're on tv onttne , on nett— comic persona ever. we're on tv online , on dab+ radio, and of online, on dab+ radio, and of course, on tune— online, on dab+ radio, and of course, on tune in— online, on dab+ radio, and of course, on tune in to this is gb wewe. — course, on tune in to this is gb

wewe. nect— course, on tune in to this is gb news. back now— course, on tune in to this is gb news. back now to— course, on tune in to this is gb news. back now to mark dolan . news. back now to mark dolan. ten-t— news. back now to mark dolan. ten-t tt— news. back now to mark dolan. ten-t tt tweet— news. back now to mark dolan. isn't it great to— news. back now to mark dolan. isn't it great to have ray attteon— isn't it great to have ray addison back— isn't it great to have ray addison back on the show? ti; addison back on the show? he netunn— addison back on the show? he netunn tn— addison back on the show? he netunn tn en— addison back on the show? he returns in an hour's— addison back on the show? he returns in an hour's time. welcome to mark dolan tonight. it's saturday, so let's have some fiery debates. let's have a little bit of balance. let's have a different worldview and let's have some fun along the way. in my big opinion on woke former tory party leader william hague has told women to get over it when biologic males join female only groups, i'll be deaung female only groups, i'll be dealing with him in just a moment. in the big story, we'll be remembering the late, great comic genius. as you heard from ray's bulletin on barry humphries, who sadly has died. the man behind housewife turned superstar and one of my absolute comedy heroes is dame edna everage . my mark meets guest is everage. my mark meets guest is the man born in a caravan at the side of a road in leicester. but

he went on to make a multi—million pound fortune and became the richest romani gypsy in british history. his neighbour is cliff richard nonetheless, and he's a tv star and he tells his amazing story later in the show . in my take at later in the show. in my take at ten, i'll be tackling meghan markle, whose attacks on the monarchy continue the just stop oil protesters who need to grow up and get a job and why britain needs to start making babies again . rest assured, watching again. rest assured, watching this programme is the ultimate aphrodisiac . plus, tonight's aphrodisiac. plus, tonight's newsmaker is the queen of us showbiz royal and political reporting. kinsey schofield , reporting. kinsey schofield, with all of the big stories on the other side of the pond, including huge excitement stateside in the build up to the king's coronation mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages from 1030 with three top punst pages from 1030 with three top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't. follow the script tonight , john. follow the script tonight, john. sergeant peter lloyd and ashlene

horgan—wallace . tonight i'll be horgan—wallace. tonight i'll be asking the pundits is voter id undemocratic ? are smokers undemocratic? are smokers treated as second class citizens? and is it wrong to leave a partner when they're ill? plus, your emails, especially the spicy ones . mark especially the spicy ones. mark gbnews.uk . and this show has gbnews.uk. and this show has a golden rule . we don't do boring. golden rule. we don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't have it. lots to get through a big two hours to come. it is saturday night, so grab something cold and fizzy from the fridge or fire up the kettle and tear open the custard creams and tear open the custard creams and let's get to work. we start with my big opinion . william with my big opinion. william hague , the former tory party hague, the former tory party leader , best known for wearing leader, best known for wearing a cap at thorpe park, has had a roller coaster week. the ex—foreign secretary, who i've always admired, appears to have lost the plot, as demonstrated by his candid interview. let's

be polite with times radio. in the interview, he said that the women's institute , a venerated women's institute, a venerated and long standing organisation created as a community focussed on the interests of all females, should allow trans women that's biologic males identifying as females to join. most egregious was the language he used in this interview , telling women to interview, telling women to effectively get over it and get used to intact biological males joining which surely defeats the object of the women's institute. i mean, i'd humbly suggest the clue's in the name . it's the clue's in the name. it's the women's institute . well, here's women's institute. well, here's what william hague told the times radio . there there are times radio. there there are tneneeenten— times radio. there there are transgender people- times radio. there there are transgender people .- 3?t: "c111 there are transgender people . they 3?t: "ti”? there are transgender people . they have transgender people. they have cneneet— transgender people. they have changed their— transgender people. they have changed their gender. this is part— changed their gender. this is pen ot— changed their gender. this is pen ot oun— changed their gender. this is part of our society now. and i tntnt— part of our society now. and i tntnt tente— part of our society now. and i think large national organisations like the we have to get— organisations like the we have to get oen— organisations like the we have to get over that— organisations like the we have to get over that and get used to

wet— to get over that and get used to we . — to get over that and get used to we . so— to get over that and get used to we . so wet— to get over that and get used to that . so what have- to get over that and get used to that . so what have all- to get over that and get used to that . that. so what have all of these women got to get over and get used to? mr hague have they got to get— used to? mr hague have they got to get oen— used to? mr hague have they got to get ent— used to? mr hague have they got to get over and get— u: 07 mr hague have they got to get over and get used g: tit7 mr hague have they got to get over and get used to toutte— to get over and get used to double rapists— to get over and get used to double rapists accommodated in women's prisons ?_ double rapists accommodated in women's prisons ? have they got women's prisons? have they got to get— women's prisons? have they got to get oven— women's prisons? have they got to get ent— women's prisons? have they got to get over and get— women's prisons? have they got to get over and get used to the gun— to get over and get used to the gntn twetogte— to get over and get used to the gntn twetogte ot— to get over and get used to the grim dystopia of unisex changing end we— grim dystopia of unisex changing rooms and the awkwardness, tteconton— rooms and the awkwardness, discomfort and— rooms and the awkwardness, discomfort and sometimes terror tnet— discomfort and sometimes terror tnet tnew— discomfort and sometimes terror tnet tnew tnng— discomfort and sometimes terror that they bring about? has this got— that they bring about? has this got to— that they bring about? has this woman got to get— that they bring about? has this woman got to get over it after tetng— woman got to get over it after being confronted— woman got to get over it after being confronted by two men at a cnengtng— being confronted by two men at a cnengtng noon— being confronted by two men at a cnengtng tn— being confronted by two men at a changing room in primark? take a teen— changing room in primark? take a tteten to— changing room in primark? take a tteten to we— changing room in primark? take a listen to this poor— changing room in primark? take a listen to this poor woman's nowtng— listen to this poor woman's moving testimony . arnie moving testimony. arnie i gnotettw— moving testimony. arnie i probably shouldn't be doing this wnen— probably shouldn't be doing this wnen tn— probably shouldn't be doing this when i'm still— probably shouldn't be doing this when i'm still emotional, but i teet— when i'm still emotional, but i teet ute— when i'm still emotional, but i teet ttte t— when i'm still emotional, but i feel like i need— when i'm still emotional, but i feel like i need to— when i'm still emotional, but i feel like i need to get the word out tnene. — feel like i need to get the word out there. um— feel like i need to get the word out there. um ,_ feel like i need to get the word out there. um , so— feel like i need to get the word out there. um , so i- feel like i need to get the word out there. i“ out there. um, so i was just in primark in cambridge. out there. um, so i was just in primark in cambridge . and i feel primark in cambridge. and i feel really stupid being emotional about this, but i'm. yeah, i was trying about this, but i'm. yeah, i was twtng on— about this, but i'm. yeah, i was twtng on eoe— about this, but i'm. yeah, i was trying on some clothes- yeah, i was trying on some clothes and it

was a unisex changing room, wntcn— was a unisex changing room, wntcn tn— was a unisex changing room, which i'm really— was a unisex changing room, which i'm really for. was a unisex changing room, which i'm really for . and i love which i'm really for. and i love tnet— which i'm really for. and i love that because,— which i'm really for. and i love that because, you— which i'm really for. and i love that because, you know, it makes eeonnwe— that because, you know, it makes eeonnwe teet— that because, you know, it makes everyone feel included. but it twtce— everyone feel included. but it twtce two— everyone feel included. but it twice two men— everyone feel included. but it twice two men walked open the cuntetn— twice two men walked open the cunetn ent— twice two men walked open the curtain and walked in on me. tuctttw— curtain and walked in on me. tuctttw tott— curtain and walked in on me. luckily both times i had i was weentng— luckily both times i had i was weentng nutty— luckily both times i had i was wearing fully clothes, but i count— wearing fully clothes, but i could easily— wearing fully clothes, but i could easily not— wearing fully clothes, but i could easily not have been ttene— could easily not have been tnene. vou— could easily not have been there. you go. _ could easily not have been there. you go. ' i“ i“ could easily not have been there. you go. ' i“ there. you go. a woman in tears in her car after a shopping trip. this is progress. is it, mr hague? have women got to get over unisex toilets as well? now, full disclosure , we've got now, full disclosure, we've got them here at gb news and they are loathsome . we rent the are loathsome. we rent the building. it's out of our hands. stories are now legion of schoolgirls . not going to the schoolgirls. not going to the toilet all day long because they don't want to go to a bathroom where boys will be. now if you know anything about boys at school, you'll know exactly why. and this is not a slander on trans people. i am passionately pro trans. i've got friends who have been on that important

journey and i believe it's a fundamental right to identify as you wish and for that to be respected , but not at the respected, but not at the expense of the hard won sex based rights of others , in this based rights of others, in this case women. this isn't about trans or non trans. the grim reality is that to the female of the species , all males. that's the species, all males. that's right. every single male, including me , tv's mark dolan including me, tv's mark dolan nick knowles from diy sos. great entertainer , a lovely guy. what entertainer, a lovely guy. what about britain's most trusted doctor? hilary jones? what a bedside manner silky voiced crooner rod stewart , total crooner rod stewart, total legend . even donald duck , for legend. even donald duck, for that matter. ask daffy duck. anyone in rocking the meat and two veg always has been and always will be a potential threat to women. that's just biology , i'm afraid. and history biology, i'm afraid. and history . which is why we have single sex spaces and the women's

institute . it has been a institute. it has been a community, a haven and a comfort to females for decades. but william hague seems to think that biological men who call themselves female being part of it is something which is inevitable. charles yet another bloke telling you to get over this and get used to it, ladies. mr hague , forgive me. and all of mr hague, forgive me. and all of the women watching and listening to this show who won't get over it and won't accept it and won't get used to this madness . this get used to this madness. this as the suffragettes proved women's rights were always a hill to die on, and they always will be by blurring the lines between what a man and a woman is. william hague has made a right tit of himself . if willie right tit of himself. if willie wants willie's in the we get overit.

over it. what's your reaction? do you support the comments of william hague? do you think that trans women entering groups like the women's institute is completely inevitable, that society has changed? let me know your thoughts, margaret gbnews.uk thoughts, margaret gb news.uk i'll thoughts, margaret gbnews.uk i'll get to your email shortly. but reacting to my big opinion tonight, my trio of top pundits tv news legend john sergeant, journalist and author peter lloyd and model and actress ashlyn horgan wallace. great to have all three of you with me. let's have a shot of john as well. come on. he's box office there we are. legend total legend. well, look, we've got three legends tonight. but peter , great to have you back on the show as well. do you think that william a legend in william hague is a legend in what to times radio what he's said to times radio this week? no, i think he's been so, foolish. why he take so, so foolish. why did he take the bait? clearly, the presenters at times radio wanted to give him something that would cause controversy and them cause controversy and get them lots of free publicity, which is exactly what he's done. he should have been much more media

savvy this and savvy about this and just avoided the issue. but wasn't he just honest wasn't just being honest and wasn't he actually conceding what he would argue reality of our argue is the reality of our modern society? maybe. but i just don't think i think he was probably out of his depth. i don't think it was really his forte. it's his level of forte. it's not his level of expertise or his area of expertise or his area of expertise . he's i think he would expertise. he's i think he would have been better avoiding this whole maelstrom and just, you know, sticking to he knows know, sticking to what he knows . sergeant, your . okay. john. sergeant, your reaction ? well, i must say, i reaction? well, i must say, i mean, william— f7 well, i must say, i mean, william hague, always mean, william hague, i've always tnougnt—,- mean, william hague, i've always thought_, clever. thought was wonderful, clever guv- — thought was wonderful, clever guw. wnen — thought was wonderful, clever guw. wnen t— thought was wonderful, clever guw. wnen t net— thought was wonderful, clever guy. when i met him, when he was a guy. when i met him, when he was e-wenw— guy. when i met him, when he was e-wew woung— guy. when i met him, when he was a very young researcher. a young, very young researcher. ant— a young, very young researcher. ant you-t— a young, very young researcher. ant wou-t tunn— a young, very young researcher. and you'd turn to— a young, very young researcher. and you'd turn to william and say,— and you'd turn to william and eew wnete— and you'd turn to william and say, what? what— and you'd turn to william and say, what? what was the voting tnene— say, what? what was the voting tnene wnet— say, what? what was the voting then? what was— say, what? what was the voting then? what was that? it immediately— then? what was that? it immediately reply and you tnougnt— immediately reply and you thought, gosh,— immediately reply and you thought, gosh, what a clever , thought, gosh, what a clever, ctewen— thought, gosh, what a clever, ctewen young— thought, gosh, what a clever, clever young man. but the gnotten — clever young man. but the problem he's— clever young man. but the problem he's got is that unlike an problem he's got is that unlike en tun— problem he's got is that unlike en tun wno-e— problem he's got is that unlike an mp who's got— problem he's got is that unlike an mp who's got to go back and tett— an mp who's got to go back and tett to— an mp who's got to go back and tett to we— an mp who's got to go back and talk to his constituents, he's wontentuttw— talk to his constituents, he's wonderfully, absolutely tnttttent— wonderfully, absolutely brilliant and- wonderfully, absolutely brilliant and all sorts of tntnge— brilliant and all sorts of tntnge .— brilliant and all sorts of tntnge , tut— brilliant and all sorts of things , but not ordinary life. things, but not ordinary life. he things, but not ordinary life. we toeen-t— things, but not ordinary life. he doesn't see— things, but not ordinary life. he doesn't see much ordinary ute— he doesn't see much ordinary ttte. nee— he doesn't see much ordinary we we not— he doesn't see much ordinary life. he's not connect very much wttn—

life. he's not connect very much wttn onttnenw— life. he's not connect very much with ordinary people . and there with ordinary people. and there he with ordinary people. and there ne tn— with ordinary people. and there ne tn tect— with ordinary people. and there ne tn tect te— with ordinary people. and there he in fact is his— with ordinary people. and there he in fact is his great fault. ant— he in fact is his great fault. ant tn— he in fact is his great fault. ant t-n eonnw— he in fact is his great fault. and i'm sorry to— he in fact is his great fault. and i'm sorry to say this because, as— and i'm sorry to say this because, as i— and i'm sorry to say this because, as i say, i'm a fan of ne— because, as i say, i'm a fan of we ent— because, as i say, i'm a fan of we end tt— because, as i say, i'm a fan of his and it demonstrates that ectuettw— his and it demonstrates that actually working mps are more in toucn— actually working mps are more in toucn wttn— actually working mps are more in touch with public— actually working mps are more in touch with public opinion than we ntgnt— touch with public opinion than we might think. _ touch with public opinion than we might think. that's it tecuee— we might think. that's it because they— we might think. that's it because they know that people are because they know that people wen— because they know that people are very disturbed about this ent— are very disturbed about this end tnew-ne— are very disturbed about this and they're extremely worried ent— and they're extremely worried ent tnet— and they're extremely worried and that women— and they're extremely worried and that women are constantly wonntet— and that women are constantly worried about— and that women are constantly worried about whether or not someone's going— worried about whether or not someone's going to be coming tnto— someone's going to be coming tnto tne— someone's going to be coming into the bathroom _ someone's going to be coming into the bathroom at the wrong nnonnent — into the bathroom at the wrong nnonnent ant— into the bathroom at the wrong moment. and all— into the bathroom at the wrong moment. and all that kind of tntng. — moment. and all that kind of tntng. ant— moment. and all that kind of tntng. ant tt— moment. and all that kind of thing. and it is— moment. and all that kind of thing. and it is a— moment. and all that kind of thing. and it is a feature of wet— thing. and it is a feature of their lives.— thing. and it is a feature of their lives. women don't tend to i their lives. women don't tend to t ton-t— their lives. women don't tend to t ton-t know— their lives. women don't tend to i don't know quite— their lives. women don't tend to i don't know quite know why they ton-t— i don't know quite know why they ton-t teng— i don't know quite know why they ton-t teng on— i don't know quite know why they don't bang on about it the whole ttne— don't bang on about it the whole ttne tecuee— don't bang on about it the whole time because it's— don't bang on about it the whole time because it's a— don't bang on about it the whole time because it's a private netten. — time because it's a private netten. tt-e— time because it's a private matter. it's how- time because it's a private matter. it's how they feel. and i matter. it's how they feel. and t enouttn-t— matter. it's how they feel. and i shouldn't be— matter. it's how they feel. and i shouldn't be saying they tecuee— i shouldn't be saying they because you've- i shouldn't be saying they because you've got a good representative _ because you've got a good representative to here give tnetn— representative to here give tnetn notnt— representative to here give their point of— representative to here give their point of view. but there is their point of view. but there te tnet— their point of view. but there is that element— their point of view. but there is that element of life. and of course , once you— is that element of life. and of course , once you start labelling course, once you start labelling it course, once you start labelling tt nottttce— course, once you start labelling tt nottttce tt-e— course, once you start labelling it politics, it's lot— course, once you start labelling it politics, it's lot people eewtng— it politics, it's lot people eewtng, on— it politics, it's lot people saying, oh, no,- it politics, it's lot people saying, oh, no, i'm talking etout— saying, oh, no, i'm talking about politics,— saying, oh, no, i'm talking about politics, i'm talking etout— about politics, i'm talking etout now— about politics, i'm talking about how i— about politics, i'm talking about how i feel and what i want to to— about how i feel and what i want to to ent— about how i feel and what i want to to end now— about how i feel and what i want to do and how i— about how i feel and what i want to do and how i want to spend my day to do and how i want to spend my tew ent—

to do and how i want to spend my tew ent t— to do and how i want to spend my tew ent t tntnt— to do and how i want to spend my day and i think that's another nnotten —ttte- day and i think that's another- problem _like william problem for someone like william negue.— problem for someone like william negue.-nottttce— problem for someone like william hague. politics theory. hague. it's all politics theory. wnet-e— hague. it's all politics theory. wnet-elnottcw— hague. it's all politics theory. what'slpolicy on— hague. it's all politics theory. what's policy on this? can't what's a policy on this? can't we newe— what's a policy on this? can't we newe e— what's a policy on this? can't we have a policy— what's a policy on this? can't we have a policy on that? and we— we have a policy on that? and tne enewen— we have a policy on that? and the answer is— we have a policy on that? and the answer is there are many tntnge— the answer is there are many tntnge wnene— the answer is there are many things where you _ the answer is there are many things where you don't have a pottcw— things where you don't have a pottcwlton-t— policy, you don't have a goettton— policy, you don't have a position paper- policy, you don't have a position paper , don't have policy, you don't have a- position paper ,-don't have a position paper, you don't have a conntttee— position paper, you don't have a committee being— position paper, you don't have a committee being formed. you just ask committee being formed. you just een-wnet— committee being formed. you just een-wnetlwou- committee being formed. you just ask-what.you think. ask people, what do you think etout— ask people, what do you think etout tnete— ask people, what do you think about that? they— ask people, what do you think about that? they say, i think tt-e— about that? they say, i think we e— about that? they say, i think we e tut— about that? they say, i think it's a bit odd.— about that? they say, i think it's a bit odd. i— about that? they say, i think it's a bit odd. i rather liked newtng— it's a bit odd. i rather liked having separate— it's a bit odd. i rather liked having separate whatever it is, ent— having separate whatever it is, end tnet-e— having separate whatever it is, and that's-the- having separate whatever it is, and that's the level in and that's that's the level in wntcn— and that's that's the level in wntcn-neonte— and that's that's the level in which-people are- and that's that's the level in which people are combating which most people are combating this which most people are combating the .— which most people are combating the . ant— which most people are combating the . ant tne— which most people are combating this . and the politicians and this. and the politicians and we— this. and the politicians and tne geogte— this. and the politicians and the people going on about this, gentcutentw— the people going on about this, particularly, dare— the people going on about this, particularly, dare it in particularly, dare i say it in tonton— particularly, dare i say it in tonton on— particularly, dare i say it in london, on the— particularly, dare i say it in london, on the whole sort of ttee— london, on the whole sort of ttee ot— london, on the whole sort of ttee on on— london, on the whole sort of idea of, oh,-is- london, on the whole sort of idea of, oh,-is the- london, on the whole sort of idea of, oh, is the latest idea of, oh, this is the latest tntng— idea of, oh, this is the latest tntng we— idea of, oh, this is the latest tntng we tett— idea of, oh, this is the latest thing we talk-for- idea of, oh, this is the latest thing we talk for ordinary thing we talk about for ordinary geonte— thing we talk about for ordinary geonte ,— thing we talk about for ordinary geogte , tnew— thing we talk about for ordinary people , they don't consider people, they don't consider themselves— people, they don't consider themselves they're not meeting geonte— themselves they're not meeting geogte wno— themselves they're not meeting geogte wno teet— themselves they're not meeting people who feel they're trans or not tne — people who feel they're trans or not tne ent— people who feel they're trans or not trans, and they're suddenly gag,— not trans, and they're suddenly tott, on— not trans, and they're suddenly tott, on tt-e— not trans, and they're suddenly told, oh, it's like— not trans, and they're suddenly told, oh, it's like being gay in tne— told, oh, it's like being gay in tne an.— told, oh, it's like being gay in the 19th century— told, oh, it's like being gay in the 19th century or something. wot— the 19th century or something. wot et— the 19th century or something. wot et en— the 19th century or something. not at all like— the 19th century or something. not at all like that. it's ectuettw— not at all like that. it's ectuettw e— not at all like that. it's actually a very small number of peonte— actually a very small number of geogte wno— actually a very small number of geogte wno ,— actually a very small number of people who , particularly when people who, particularly when tnen— people who, particularly when their children— people who, particularly when their children are worried about tnen— their children are worried about tnetn eex— their children are worried about tnetn ent— their children are worried about their sex and they— their children are worried about their sex and they may then ectuettw— their sex and they may then ectuettw to — their sex and they may then actually do change their sex. nut— actually do change their sex. nut tne— actually do change their sex. nut tne ttnw— actually do change their sex. but the tiny numbers involved ent— but the tiny numbers involved end the— but the tiny numbers involved

end the nee— but the tiny numbers involved and this has been blown up, tnenttw— and this has been blown up, frankly, fairly— and this has been blown up, frankly, fairly hysterically by all frankly, fairly hysterically by ett eonte— frankly, fairly hysterically by ett eone ot— frankly, fairly hysterically by all sorts of people when it's not— all sorts of people when it's not tnet— all sorts of people when it's not that isn't— all sorts of people when it's not that isn't the _ all sorts of people when it's not that isn't the way that not— not that isn't the way that normal people _ not that isn't the way that normal people are behaving . and normal people are behaving. and it's normal people are behaving. and we e— normal people are behaving. and it's a dangerous— normal people are behaving. and it's a dangerous gap. i think, between— it's a dangerous gap. i think, between how— it's a dangerous gap. i think, between how people are actually tenewtng— between how people are actually tenewtng ent— between how people are actually behaving and what is being ttecueeet— behaving and what is being discussed. _ behaving and what is being discussed . and- behaving and what is being discussed . 't: behaving and what is being discussed . t: discussed. and i think we've seen that mirrored in the brexit debates in the election of boris johnson in 2019 and perhaps in relation to the illegal migrant crossings in the channel. but ashleen , your thoughts on this? ashleen, your thoughts on this? by ashleen, your thoughts on this? by definition, the most important thing tonight? yes , i important thing tonight? yes, i think i think your “g “tit“ g“7 yes, i think i think your monologue was nentect— think i think your monologue was nentect tt— think i think your monologue was gentect tt ent— think i think your monologue was perfect it and hit— think i think your monologue was perfect it and hit the nail on tne— perfect it and hit the nail on tne teet— perfect it and hit the nail on tne neet . — perfect it and hit the nail on the head . it's— perfect it and hit the nail on the head . l 5th: perfect it and hit the nail on the head . l 5i?”«t perfect it and hit the nail on the head . l i ”g “ the head. it's scary as a woman to think that, you know , you to think that, you know, you could be getting change in a changing room. and the fact of the matter is, as you said, it's not it's not somebody it's not an anti—trans. it's an anti meat and two veg being in the next room next to me while i'm naked and me feeling intimidated. and i think that that's what needs to need to be looked at. and i think it's ridiculous. we need

separate changing rooms for us women to feel safe. what about the tone? because i thought and i the tone? because i thought and t to— the tone? because i thought and t to note— the tone? because i thought and i do hold william— 7 because i thought and i do hold william hague in high negenct— i do hold william hague in high and, t— i do hold william hague in high and, t tntnt— i do hold william hague in high regard, i think really regard, i think he's a really decent— regard, i think he's a really tecent guy— regard, i think he's a really decent guy and— regard, i think he's a really decent guy and he might be one of decent guy and he might be one ot tnoee— decent guy and he might be one ot tnoee gneet— decent guy and he might be one of those great prime ministers tnet— of those great prime ministers tnet-nut— of those great prime ministers tnet-nut nte- of those great prime ministers that-but his tone. of those great prime ministers that but his tone when that got away. but his tone when he that got away. but his tone when ne—enoutt- that got away. but his tone when. he_should should he said that women should should get oven— he said that women should should get tnte— he said that women should should get tnte ,— he said that women should should get over this , get— he said that women should should get over this , get used to it. get over this, get used to it. i get over this, get used to it. t unen— get over this, get used to it. t .— get over this, get used to it. t . t— get over this, get used to it. i mean , i think— get over this, get used to it. i mean , i think i— get over this, get used to it. i mean , i think i don't- get over this, get used to it. i mean , i think i don't think i mean, i think i don't think his opinion is worth anything on this, to be honest. i think we need to be asking women how we feel about it. and his tone was just pathetic. it wasn't humanised . it was just humanised. it was just capsulised factionalised. okay, well, look , is there any support well, look, is there any support for william hague out there? because this show is the home of nee— because this show is the home of tnee eneecn.— because this show is the home of tnee egeecn. tet— because this show is the home of free speech. let me— because this show is the home of free speech. let me know if you tntnt— free speech. let me know if you tntnt tnet— free speech. let me know if you think that what— free speech. let me know if you think that what he _ free speech. let me know if you think that what he had to say tetn— think that what he had to say tetn ent— think that what he had to say was fair and right. margaret ceweweuw— was fair and right. margaret gbnews.uk, we'll get to your tnougnte— gbnews.uk, we'll get to your thoughts shortly. but next up in the thoughts shortly. but next up in tne-etonw— thoughts shortly. but next up in tne-etonw we— thoughts shortly. but next up in the-story, we will- thoughts shortly. but next up in the story, we will be the big story, we will be remembering— the big story, we will be remembering the late, great conntc— remembering the late, great contc-nenw- remembering the late, great comic barry humphries, comic genius, barry humphries, the—housewife- the man behind housewife turned euneneten— the man behind housewife turned superstar_ everage. i superstar dame edna everage. tnet-e— superstar dame edna everage.

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listening to gb news radio. wetconne— listening to gb news radio. welcome back. i'll- listening to gb news radio. i i i'll get to your welcome back. i'll get to your enette— welcome back. i'll get to your enette wen— welcome back. i'll get to your emails very shortly,— i i i'll get to your emails very shortly, but it's ttne— emails very shortly, but it's ttne ton— emails very shortly, but it's time for the— emails very shortly, but it's time for the big— emails very shortly, but it's time for the big story and the eee— time for the big story and the eet ee— time for the big story and the eet ot— time for the big story and the sad news of the— time for the big story and the sad news of the passing of comedy— sad news of the passing of comedy legend— sad news of the passing of comedy legend barry humphries at the comedy legend barry humphries at tne ege— comedy legend barry humphries at tne ege ot— comedy legend barry humphries at tne ege ot en,— comedy legend barry humphries at the age of 89, humphries was a eten— the age of 89, humphries was a eten ot— the age of 89, humphries was a eten ot etege— the age of 89, humphries was a star of stage and— the age of 89, humphries was a star of stage and screen both as tecnenoue— star of stage and screen both as lecherous international diplomat and lecherous international diplomat ent ceenee— lecherous international diplomat and cheese expert. sir les netteneon— and cheese expert. sir les patterson, and— and cheese expert. sir les patterson, and most famously as auetnetten— patterson, and most famously as australian housewife turned euneneten— australian housewife turned superstar dame edna everage , superstar dame edna everage, wnoee— superstar dame edna everage, wnoee ecenttc— superstar dame edna everage, whose acerbic wit— superstar dame edna everage, whose acerbic wit and harsh but nwetentcet— whose acerbic wit and harsh but hysterical humour— whose acerbic wit and harsh but hysterical humour made humphries a hysterical humour made humphries e gtotet— hysterical humour made humphries e gtotet tcon— hysterical humour made humphries a global icon. there— hysterical humour made humphries a global icon. there were sell out— a global icon. there were sell out toue— a global icon. there were sell out tours. the— a global icon. there were sell out tours. the royal variety penontence— out tours. the royal variety performance in— out tours. the royal variety performance in front of the oueen— performance in front of the queen ent— performance in front of the queen and prince charles as he tnen— queen and prince charles as he tnen ent— queen and prince charles as he was then, and the— queen and prince charles as he was then, and the chat show in wntcn— was then, and the chat show in wntcn ee— was then, and the chat show in which, as dame— was then, and the chat show in which, as dame edna humphries tetttttet— which, as dame edna humphries belittled and— which, as dame edna humphries belittled and wound up some of the belittled and wound up some of tne ttggeet— belittled and wound up some of the biggest stars— belittled and wound up some of the biggest stars in the world, toue— the biggest stars in the world, famous albie_ the biggest stars in the world, famous albie making charlton neeton— famous albie making charlton neeton we— famous albie making charlton heston wear a— famous albie making charlton heston wear a name badge on his tectet— heston wear a name badge on his jacket wntcn— heston wear a name badge on his jacket, which said— heston wear a name badge on his jacket, which said chuck so

ene-t— jacket, which said chuck so she'd remember— jacket, which said chuck so she'd remember what he was ceuee— she'd remember what he was cettet. a— she'd remember what he was called. a bright— she'd remember what he was called. a bright light has gone out tn— called. a bright light has gone out tn tne— called. a bright light has gone out in the world— called. a bright light has gone out in the world of comedy and tnene-e— out in the world of comedy and tnene-e no— out in the world of comedy and there's no other— out in the world of comedy and there's no other word for it. we newe— there's no other word for it. we newe toet— there's no other word for it. we newe toet e— there's no other word for it. we have lost a genius.— there's no other word for it. we have lost a genius. so let's see, dame edna— have lost a genius. so let's see, dame edna in action . iiyt see, dame edna in action. my ueugnten— see, dame edna in action. my daughter valmai_ see, dame edna in action. my daughter valmai ,— see, dame edna in action. my daughter valmai , who was a daughter valmai, who was a lovely child, judy , you met her lovely child, judy, you met her when she was just a little one. i brought her around to see you. bless her. she's he isn't a shoplifter in a major way . shoplifter in a major way. waitrose. i said , look , let's do waitrose. i said, look, let's do it at harry's . i said, you're it at harry's. i said, you're bringing shame on the family. can't it be harrods or somewhere like , well, let's get reaction. like, well, let's get reaction. first up from the brilliant etent— first up from the brilliant etent un— first up from the brilliant stand up comedian and headliners star stand up comedian and headliners eten toen— stand up comedian and headliners etentoen nowte— stand up comedian and headliners star josh howie josh was barry nunnnnee— star josh howie josh was barry nunnnnee ee— star josh howie josh was barry humphries as dame edna. funny. ween— humphries as dame edna. funny. ween ot— humphries as dame edna. funny. yeah, of course— humphries as dame edna. funny. yeah, of course he— humphries as dame edna. funny. yeah, of course he she genius tecuee— yeah, of course he she genius tecuee wou— yeah, of course he she genius because you and— yeah, of course he she genius because you and i— yeah, of course he she genius because you and i know plenty of eucceeetut— because you and i know plenty of successful comedians who we ton-t— successful comedians who we ton-t tntnt— successful comedians who we don't think of— successful comedians who we don't think of that funny. yeah ween.— don't think of that funny. yeah ween. ot— don't think of that funny. yeah yeah, of course.— don't think of that funny. yeah yeah, of course. n0.— don't think of that funny. yeah yeah, of course. n0. well,- don't think of that funny. yeah

/ti.?“ \tt§t yeah, of course. no. well, there of course. i mean, in terms of, i think the word genius is bandied around maybe too much, but, you know, he obviously but, you know, he was obviously someone absolutely applies but, you know, he was obviously sommean, absolutely applies but, you know, he was obviously som mean, the absolutely applies but, you know, he was obviously sommean, the thingitely applies but, you know, he was obviously som mean, the thing that applies but, you know, he was obviously som mean, the thing that ipplies but, you know, he was obviously sommean, the thing that i youes to i mean, the thing that i you know, our generation, people in their 40s, i think particularly, you with him. he was you grew up with him. he was just the time. that just on tv all the time. that character . and the other thing character. and the other thing that i was thinking, just watching the clip and just thinking him the last thinking about him over the last few is that how he was like few days is that how he was like mean? was mean. you know, we mean? he was mean. you know, we talk everyone's like, oh, talk now. everyone's like, oh, you're punching you you're a punching up. you can only punch you can't punch only punch up. you can't punch that. everywhere. and that. he punched everywhere. and that. he punched everywhere. and that about that was the whole point about it. some of the biggest stars. ween. — it. some of the biggest stars. ween. so— it. some of the biggest stars. yeah. so .would- e some of the biggest stars. yeah. : cue. it. some of the biggest stars. - yeah. so-would arguably be yeah. so that would arguably be be up. but actually be punching up. but actually that character was really scornful to like audience. scornful to like his audience. i mean, could argue it was mean, you could argue it was with or but really he with love or not, but really he was just like scornful to the world. definitely wife, world. definitely his wife, i gueee— world. definitely his wife, i gueee tt-e— world. definitely his wife, i guess it's hers,— : definitely his wife, i guess it's hers, isn't dame ttnee— guess it's hers, isn't dame edna?-edna's- guess it's hers, isn't dame edna? edna's long guess it's hers, isn't dame- edna?-edna's long suffering edna? dame edna's long suffering eeeteencet— edna? dame edna's long suffering eeeteencet .— edna? dame edna's long suffering assistance . yeah.— edna? dame edna's long suffering assistance . yeah. yeah, assistance. yeah. yeah, absolutely. _ assistance. yeah. yeah, absolutely. marge. then , of absolutely. marge. and then, of couneeltne— absolutely. marge. and then, of course,-the only- absolutely. marge. and then, of course, the only referenced course, the. the only referenced nuetent— course, the. the only referenced nuetentlttgnt.— husband. right. norm was referenced. _ husband. right. norm was referenced. never met husband. right. norm was- referenced. -never met norm referenced. so we never met norm .-tut— referenced. so we never met norm .-tut net— referenced. so we never met norm .-tut ne-t net— referenced. so we never met norm .-but he'd had all- referenced. so we never met norm . but he'd had all sorts . yeah, but he'd had all sorts of . yeah, but he'd had all sorts ot—nte— . yeah, but he'd had all sortsi of_his reproductive of issues with his reproductive oneneg— of issues with his reproductive ogene-ent- of issues with his reproductive organs,-and all- of issues with his reproductive. organs,-and all-rest organs, had me and all the rest of

organs, had me and all the rest oleeah-— organs, had me and all the rest otlveenltt— organs, had me and all the rest of.yeah..it was- organs, had me and all the rest of.yeah..it was like- of it. yeah. so it was like tottet— of it. yeah. so it was like toilet humour— of it. yeah. so it was like toilet humour ,- of it. yeah. so it was like toilet humour , satire, comedy, toilet humour, satire, comedy, noeet— toilet humour, satire, comedy, noeet-ett— toilet humour, satire, comedy, roast-all there. - toilet humour, satire, comedy, roast all there. eunice roast. it was all there. well, ttet-e— roast. it was all there. well, tnet-e tne— roast. it was all there. well, that's the thing, was that he just had that range of intellect, i think to do, to be so stupid or to be silly. sometimes just be sometimes you just have to be very, very and then he very, very smart and then he would also incredibly would be also incredibly witty on you know, by the on top of it. you know, by the way, when we're about way, when we're talking about comedy, it's incredibly hard to be about about that. but be funny about about that. but and dad was australian or and my dad was australian or still australian, so it still is an australian, so it was like this was his connection to his home and he'd make us watch the videos. but it was watch all the videos. but it was like a real bonding experience. the other thing that's interesting,- the other thing that's interesting, i mean, we've got tne— interesting, i mean, we've got tne twee— interesting, i mean, we've got the likes inspector clouseau the likes of inspector clouseau ent— the likes of inspector clouseau ene—gneet- the likes of inspector clouseau and—great iconici and others, these great iconic cenecenent— and others, these great iconic. cenecenent—wee characters, but dame edna was tnnee— characters, but dame edna was three dimensional, so this is a cnenecten— three dimensional, so this is a character that— three dimensional, so this is a character that had her own chat enow— character that had her own chat enow tnet— character that had her own chat show that did— character that had her own chat show that did public appearances and show that did public appearances ent ett— show that did public appearances ent ett tne— show that did public appearances and all the rest— show that did public appearances and all the rest of— show that did public appearances and all the rest of it. so this gneet— and all the rest of it. so this was great acting— and all the rest of it. so this was great acting as well. this e gneet— was great acting as well. this was a great creation, which was wen— was a great creation, which was wenw neet. — was a great creation, which was very neet. ween— was a great creation, which was very real. yeah yeah, yeah. i tt-e— very real. yeah yeah, yeah. i mean, it's weird— very real. yeah yeah, yeah. i mean, it's weird because i was sort of saying he or she because they two separate entities they are two separate entities isn't apparently when barry humphries was getting made up as dame the voice would come

dame edna, the voice would come straight away. and so once once the straight away. and so once once tne eten— straight away. and so once once tne eten wee— straight away. and so once once the slap was going— straight away. and so once once the slap was going on,- g“ and so once once the slap was going on, the gteeeee— the slap was going on, the gteeeee tt— the slap was going on, the glasses, it was— the slap was going on, the glasses, it was edna all the we.— glasses, it was edna all the wew. ant— glasses, it was edna all the wew. ant t— glasses, it was edna all the way. and i don't— glasses, it was edna all the way. and i don't think barry was tenn— way. and i don't think barry was ever barry whilst— way. and i don't think barry was ever barry whilst as ever barry whilst dressed as ea...— ever barry whilst dressed as ttne-netee- ever barry whilst dressed as edna, makes sense . edna, if that makes sense. ween.— edna, if that makes sense. teen. wet— edna, if that makes sense. yeah, that makes- edna, if that makes sense. /ti.?“ edna, if that makes sense. yeah, that makes sense. and you could sort of see that commitment that would just come through comedy. but you through in his comedy. but you think that creation just think of that creation as just their as a different their own entity, as a different human yeah and don't human being. yeah and i don't know, it's it's sad. know, man. it's just it's sad. and reading these stories, i didn't realise that, like, i'd never biography never read like, a biography about reading some of about him. but reading some of the like guy was the obituaries, like the guy was basically a genius. very well read, intellectual tens of thousands was thousands of books. and he was a dadaist and this clever dadaist and all this clever stuff. yeah, all that clever etun— stuff. yeah, all that clever stuff- don't - stuff. yeah, all that clever- stuff-don't understand. stuff that we don't understand. wen, — stuff that we don't understand. wett—eneet- stuff that we don't understand. wett—eneet to- well, look, let's speak toi someone _than well, look, let's speak to- someone _than both well, look, let's speak to- so us. tne—than both well, look, let's speak to- so us. the—than both well, look, let's speak to so us. the former than both well, look, let's speak to so us. the former australia both well, look, let's speak to so us. the former australia high of us. the former australia high commissioner— of us. the former australia high commissioner to— of us. the former australia high commissioner to uk, alex commissioner to the uk, alex none — commissioner to the uk, alex downer. . downer, - commissioner to the uk, alex downer. downer, thank you so downer. mr downer, thank you so nnucn — downer. mr downer, thank you so nnucn ton— downer. mr downer, thank you so nucn ton totntng— downer. mr downer, thank you so much forjoining us— downer. mr downer, thank you so much forjoining us on a very much for joining us on a very eet— much for joining us on a very eet occeeton— much for joining us on a very sad occasion. we've to sad occasion. but we've got to cetetnete— sad occasion. but we've got to celebratelgreat_ sad occasion. but we've got to celebrate great life and celebrate a great life and a gneet— celebrate a great life and a gneet cencen— celebrate a great life and a great career ,— celebrate a great life and a great career , a— celebrate a great life and a great career , a great great career, a great australian.- great career, a great australian. let's not forget he e gneet— australian. let's not forget he was a great australian and ectuettw— was a great australian and ectuettw t— was a great australian and actually i think— was a great australian and actually i think your discussion nee— actually i think your discussion nee teen— actually i think your discussion has been excellent about him tecuee— has been excellent about him tecuee tenn— has been excellent about him because barry pretty much mocked

everybodv- — because barry pretty much mocked everybody- ne— because barry pretty much mocked everybody- we ott— because barry pretty much mocked everybody. he did mock up, but he everybody. he did mock up, but ne ott— everybody. he did mock up, but ne on e— everybody. he did mock up, but ne on e gneet— everybody. he did mock up, but he did a great deal of mocking town— he did a great deal of mocking town ee— he did a great deal of mocking town ee wett— he did a great deal of mocking down as well for— he did a great deal of mocking down as well for mocking middle cteee— down as well for mocking middle class australia. _ down as well for mocking middle class australia. i— down as well for mocking middle class australia. i think in a way— class australia. i think in a we tnet— class australia. i think in a way that australians found tncnettttw— way that australians found incredibly funny. of course it neeonetet— incredibly funny. of course it resonated with— incredibly funny. of course it resonated with them. all of us auetnettene— resonated with them. all of us australians can— resonated with them. all of us australians can understand the eon— australians can understand the eont ot— australians can understand the eon ot peogte— australians can understand the sort of people that he he was nocttng— sort of people that he he was nocttng ,— sort of people that he he was nocttng , tut— sort of people that he he was mocking , but we— sort of people that he he was mocking , but we loved him for it mocking, but we loved him for it neettw— mocking, but we loved him for it neettw. ne— mocking, but we loved him for it neettw. ne wee— mocking, but we loved him for it really. he was the,— mocking, but we loved him for it really. he was the, i— mocking, but we loved him for it really. he was the, i want to say— really. he was the, i want to eew one— really. he was the, i want to eew otnen— really. he was the, i want to say one other thing about him, tecuee— say one other thing about him, tecuee t— say one other thing about him, because i knew— say one other thing about him, because i knew him very well and nenw weene— because i knew him very well and over many years, barry was a tenteettc— over many years, barry was a fantastic person— over many years, barry was a fantastic person in private . and fantastic person in private. and as fantastic person in private. and ee wou— fantastic person in private. and ee wou wou— fantastic person in private. and ee you you otten— fantastic person in private. and as you you often find with connetente— as you you often find with comedians privately when they ton-t— comedians privately when they ton-t newe— comedians privately when they ton-t newe e— comedians privately when they don't have a scriptwriter for tnen— don't have a scriptwriter for tnen, tnew-ne— don't have a scriptwriter for them, they're not actually quite so them, they're not actually quite eo tunnw. — them, they're not actually quite eo tunnw. nut— them, they're not actually quite so funny. but barry was nttentoue— so funny. but barry was hilarious privately as well. cnenntng— hilarious privately as well. charming hills— hilarious privately as well. charming hills , arius, sort of charming hills, arius, sort of in charming hills, arius, sort of tn e— charming hills, arius, sort of tn e tn— charming hills, arius, sort of tn e tn e— charming hills, arius, sort of in a in a charming way. utenegent— in a in a charming way. disregard awful. so he was a wontentut— disregard awful. so he was a wonderful and— disregard awful. so he was a wonderful and lovable person. ant— wonderful and lovable person. ant tt-e— wonderful and lovable person. ant tt-e e— wonderful and lovable person. and it's a such—

wonderful and lovable person. and it's a such a— wonderful and lovable person. and it's a such a sad day that nee— and it's a such a sad day that we ctee— and it's a such a sad day that we get .— and it's a such a sad day that he's died . and— and it's a such a sad day that he's died . and alexander, he he's died. and alexander, he ttwet— he's died. and alexander, he ttwet e— he's died. and alexander, he ttwet e wen— he's died. and alexander, he lived a very full— he's died. and alexander, he lived a very full life. i mean, wnet— lived a very full life. i mean, wnet e— lived a very full life. i mean, wnet e notw— lived a very full life. i mean, what a body of— lived a very full life. i mean, what a body of work, not just nene— what a body of work, not just nene ttne,— what a body of work, not just dame edna, but— what a body of work, not just dame edna, but books as well . dame edna, but books as well. tne— dame edna, but books as well. tne stn— dame edna, but books as well. tne stn tee— dame edna, but books as well. the sir les patterson character, wno— the sir les patterson character, wno wee— the sir les patterson character, wno eteo— the sir les patterson character, who was also hilarious and otecenetw— who was also hilarious and obscenely rude— who was also hilarious and obscenely rude and distasteful, i'm obscenely rude and distasteful, t-n not— obscenely rude and distasteful, t-n not eue— obscenely rude and distasteful, i'm not sure he'd— obscenely rude and distasteful, i'm not sure he'd be allowed in netnen— i'm not sure he'd be allowed in our rather sensitive— i'm not sure he'd be allowed in our rather sensitive times in zone — our rather sensitive times in zone so — our rather sensitive times in zone so e— our rather sensitive times in 2023. so a life— our rather sensitive times in 2023. so a life well lived. and the— 2023. so a life well lived. and the te— 2023. so a life well lived. and the te e— 2023. so a life well lived. and the te e guy— 2023. so a life well lived. and the te e guw tw— 2023. so a life well lived. and this is a guy by the way, who i tntnt— this is a guy by the way, who i tntnt net— this is a guy by the way, who i think had issues— this is a guy by the way, who i think had issues with with the demon— think had issues with with the demon drink.— think had issues with with the demon drink. but overcame those and never looked— demon drink. but overcame those and never looked back . erg yeah and never looked back. erg yeah . i and never looked back. erg yeah . t nneen— and never looked back. erg yeah . t ne— and never looked back. erg yeah . t ne, ne— and never looked back. erg yeah . i mean, he, he lived a very wett— . i mean, he, he lived a very wet, wou— . i mean, he, he lived a very well, you might— . i mean, he, he lived a very well, you might say he lived a wen— well, you might say he lived a wenw tutt— well, you might say he lived a very tutt ent— well, you might say he lived a very tutt ent e— well, you might say he lived a very full and a very good life . very full and a very good life. tnene-e— very full and a very good life. tnene-e no— very full and a very good life. there's no and— very full and a very good life. there's no and maybe bits of it, as there's no and maybe bits of it, ee wttn— there's no and maybe bits of it, ee wttn ewen— there's no and maybe bits of it, as with every life— there's no and maybe bits of it, as with every life we're not so gneet.— as with every life we're not so gneet. nut— as with every life we're not so gneet. nut unn— as with every life we're not so great. but um, he— as with every life we're not so great. but um, he was, he was , great. but um, he was, he was, you— great. but um, he was, he was, you know,— great. but um, he was, he was, you know, net— great. but um, he was, he was, you know, had eclectic tastes as wet.— you know, had eclectic tastes as wet so— you know, had eclectic tastes as wet so ne— you know, had eclectic tastes as well. so he knew— you know, had eclectic tastes as well. so he knew a— you know, had eclectic tastes as well. so he knew a huge amount etout— well. so he knew a huge amount etout en— well. so he knew a huge amount etout ent ent— well. so he knew a huge amount about art and about music and gutte— about art and about music and was was quite an— about art and about music and was was quite an intellectual neettw— was was quite an intellectual neettw .— was was quite an intellectual neettw . nennw— was was quite an intellectual really . barry humphries very really. barry humphries very good— really. barry humphries very good wntcn— really. barry humphries very good writer. um, very strong

wtewe— good writer. um, very strong views on politics, which i won't exntone— views on politics, which i won't exptone no— views on politics, which i won't exptone on— views on politics, which i won't explore now on this program, but put explore now on this program, but out tt— explore now on this program, but out tt tnte— explore now on this program, but out tt the we,— explore now on this program, but put it this way, he— explore now on this program, but put it this way, he wasn't execttw— put it this way, he wasn't exactly politically correct . exactly politically correct. tenn— exactly politically correct. barry humphries in his definitely— barry humphries in his definitely not. definitely not an definitely not. definitely not en entttote— definitely not. definitely not an antidote to— definitely not. definitely not an antidote to our politically connect— an antidote to our politically correct times— an antidote to our politically correct times .— an antidote to our politically correct times . look, josh, the correct times. look, josh, the otnen— correct times. look, josh, the otnen gneet— correct times. look, josh, the other great skill— correct times. look, josh, the other great skill set that barry nunnnnee— other great skill set that barry humphries had— other great skill set that barry humphries had and i saw it at a twe— humphries had and i saw it at a ttwe enow— humphries had and i saw it at a ttwe enow tn— humphries had and i saw it at a live show in edinburgh in the tete— live show in edinburgh in the tete eee— live show in edinburgh in the late 90s was— live show in edinburgh in the late 90s was his— live show in edinburgh in the late 90s was his improvised enottonet— late 90s was his improvised emotional skill.— late 90s was his improvised emotional skill. now we know tnet— emotional skill. now we know we ne— emotional skill. now we know we ne wee— emotional skill. now we know we ne e— emotional skill. now we know that he was a great writer and ot— that he was a great writer and some of those— that he was a great writer and some of those fantastic one tnene— some of those fantastic one ttnene tnon — some of those fantastic one liners from dame edna demonstrate- liners from dame edna demonstrate fabulous craft. but this demonstrate fabulous craft. but the guy— demonstrate fabulous craft. but the guy coutt— demonstrate fabulous craft. but this guy could think on his feet . at— this guy could think on his feet . at the— this guy could think on his feet . at this show— this guy could think on his feet . at this show in— this guy could think on his feet . at this show in edinburgh, he ettneeeet— . at this show in edinburgh, he ettneeeet e— . at this show in edinburgh, he addressed a woman in the crowd ent— addressed a woman in the crowd ent ne— addressed a woman in the crowd ent ne wee— addressed a woman in the crowd and he was talking— addressed a woman in the crowd and he was talking about her once— and he was talking about her tneee ent— and he was talking about her dress and he— and he was talking about her dress and he said it looked like a dress and he said it looked like e eteeptng— dress and he said it looked like e eteegtng neg.— dress and he said it looked like eeteegtng teg. t— dress and he said it looked like a sleeping bag. i mean, it was eteotute— a sleeping bag. i mean, it was absolute gold.— a sleeping bag. i mean, it was absolute gold. so— a sleeping bag. i mean, it was absolute gold. so a great, great tnnnowteen— absolute gold. so a great, great improviser-josh- absolute gold. so a great, great improviser josh yeah, improviser as well. josh yeah, i , ne— improviser as well. josh yeah, i , ne net— improviser as well. josh yeah, i mean , he had the— improviser as well. josh yeah, i mean , he had the full package mean, he had the full package ent— mean, he had the full package ent tnet-e— mean, he had the full package ent tnet-e why— mean, he had the full package and that's why people use the wont— and that's why people use the wont atte— and that's why people use the word like genius— and that's why people use the word like genius with someone ute— word like genius with someone ttte ntn— word like genius with someone like him because— word like genius with someone like him because he could he neettw— like him because he could he neettw coutt— like him because he could he really could do— like him because he could he really could do it— like him because he could he really could do it all. ' “t: really could do it all. and i'm not— really could do it all. and i'm not e— really could do it all. and i'm not e-ten— really could do it all. and i'm not e-ten ot- really could do it all. and i'm not a fan of character not a massive fan of character comedy generally, but i think

it's he imbued that it's because he imbued that character fully. like i said, character so fully. like i said, you just don't necessarily think that was a character. it that he was a character. and it is interesting also to hear alexander's about him, alexander's comments about him, about good person , about him being a good person, because my personal because that goes to my personal theory comics portray theory that comics who portray themselves on stage as being nice people tend to not be nice people real life. and the people in real life. and the comics who were actually sort of monsters tend to be monsters on stage tend to be very real and very nice in real life. and i might say that you, mark on stage are very nice. yeah, enough said about that. the better josh knows d the better josh knows where the notice— better josh knows where the tottee — better josh knows where the bodies are buried. alexander onwtouetw— bodies are buried. alexander obviously we've— bodies are buried. alexander obviously we've mentioned the tnnontence— obviously we've mentioned the tngonence ot— obviously we've mentioned the importance of barry humphries as an importance of barry humphries as en auetnetten. — importance of barry humphries as an australian. i— importance of barry humphries as an australian. i enjoyed one of his an australian. i enjoyed one of we boote— an australian. i enjoyed one of his books, which— an australian. i enjoyed one of his books, which was about his cntttnoot— his books, which was about his childhood growing up in australia.— childhood growing up in australia. it— childhood growing up in australia. it was that sort of tutt— australia. it was that sort of dull suburban— australia. it was that sort of dull suburban life that inspired nene— dull suburban life that inspired nene ea...— dull suburban life that inspired dame edna, the— dull suburban life that inspired dame edna, the housewife turned euneneten— dame edna, the housewife turned euneneten .— dame edna, the housewife turned eugeneten . nut— dame edna, the housewife turned superstar . but he— dame edna, the housewife turned superstar . but he was he became superstar. but he was he became , tttn-t— superstar. but he was he became , tttn-t ne— superstar. but he was he became , tttn-t ne, tne— superstar. but he was he became , didn't he, the sort— superstar. but he was he became , didn't he, the sort of adopted ot— , didn't he, the sort of adopted ot tne— , didn't he, the sort of adopted ot tne ut— , didn't he, the sort of adopted son of the uk along with a few otnen— son of the uk along with a few otnen tegente— son of the uk along with a few other legends like— son of the uk along with a few other legends like clive james, cennetne— other legends like clive james, germaine greer— other legends like clive james, germaine greer and others. do you— germaine greer and others. do you tntnt— germaine greer and others. do you tntnt ne— germaine greer and others. do

you think he paid— germaine greer and others. do you think he paid the way for our appreciation— you think he paid the way for our appreciation of australian cuttune— our appreciation of australian cuttune tn— our appreciation of australian culture in this— our appreciation of australian culture in this country ? culture in this country? um, i teen-t— culture in this country? um, i neun-t neettw— culture in this country? um, i hadn't really thought of it like that , but i'm hadn't really thought of it like that, but i'm not sure that that the answer to that is that he did. but so he opened a window tnto— did. but so he opened a window tnto tne— did. but so he opened a window tnto tne wnet— did. but so he opened a window into the what you— t: t: but so he opened a window into the what you might call, now— into the what you might call, now coutt— into the what you might call, how could we— into the what you might call, how could we best describe it, ntttte— how could we best describe it, middle class— how could we best describe it, middle class australia . you middle class australia. you know,— middle class australia. you know, nene— middle class australia. you know, dame edna was said to come nnon— know, dame edna was said to come tnon e— know, dame edna was said to come tnon e eutunt— know, dame edna was said to come from a suburb of— know, dame edna was said to come from a suburb of melbourne cettet— from a suburb of melbourne called moonee_ from a suburb of melbourne called moonee ponds, which is a eon— called moonee ponds, which is a eont ot— called moonee ponds, which is a sort of quintessentially kind of towen— sort of quintessentially kind of lower middle— sort of quintessentially kind of lower middle class suburb , or it lower middle class suburb, or it was, um , and he— lower middle class suburb, or it was, um , and he opened a window was, um, and he opened a window tnto— was, um, and he opened a window tnto tnet— was, um, and he opened a window tnto tnet ,— was, um, and he opened a window tnto tnet , tnet— was, um, and he opened a window into that , that sort— was, um, and he opened a window into that , that sort of aspect into that, that sort of aspect of australian _ into that, that sort of aspect of australian society , um, which of australian society, um, which is aw— of australian society, um, which te e, tt-e— of australian society, um, which te e, tt-e e— of australian society, um, which te e, tt-e e ntg— of australian society, um, which is a, it's a big component of auetnette— is a, it's a big component of auetnette ,— is a, it's a big component of australia , there's- is a, it's a big component of australia , there's no doubt australia, there's no doubt etout— australia, there's no doubt etout tnet— australia, there's no doubt etout tnet .— australia, there's no doubt about that . um, and he about that. um, and he tettnttetw— about that. um, and he definitely mocked it, but mock it definitely mocked it, but mock tt tn— definitely mocked it, but mock tt tn e— definitely mocked it, but mock tt tn e wav— definitely mocked it, but mock it in a way that— definitely mocked it, but mock it in a way that everybody, tnctuttng— it in a way that everybody, including that— it in a way that everybody, including that demographic in auetnette—

including that demographic in auetnette ,— including that demographic in australia , could— including that demographic in australia , could really enjoy australia, could really enjoy ent— australia, could really enjoy ent teugn— australia, could really enjoy ent teugn et— australia, could really enjoy and laugh at. i— australia, could really enjoy and laugh at. i don't know, as wouwe— and laugh at. i don't know, as wouwe ett— and laugh at. i don't know, as you've all been— and laugh at. i don't know, as you've all been saying, i mean he you've all been saying, i mean ne wee— you've all been saying, i mean ne en— you've all been saying, i mean he was an absolute genius at nettng— he was an absolute genius at nettng peogte— he was an absolute genius at making people laugh. whoever tnew— making people laugh. whoever tnew wee— making people laugh. whoever tnew nut— making people laugh. whoever they were. but i— making people laugh. whoever they were. but i mean , australia they were. but i mean, australia ten-t— they were. but i mean, australia ten-t e— they were. but i mean, australia ten-t e countnw— they were. but i mean, australia isn't a country particularly gtwen— isn't a country particularly gtwen to— isn't a country particularly given to comedy no more so than the given to comedy no more so than tne ut— given to comedy no more so than tne ux perhap5-_ given to comedy no more so than the uk perhaps. actually on the wtote— the uk perhaps. actually on the wnote, ettgnttw— the uk perhaps. actually on the whole, slightly less so than the wt. — whole, slightly less so than the wt. um,— whole, slightly less so than the wt. unn tut— whole, slightly less so than the wt. unn tut ne— whole, slightly less so than the uk. um, but he was one of the tunnteet— uk. um, but he was one of the funniest people— uk. um, but he was one of the funniest people ever to come out of funniest people ever to come out ot auetnette. — funniest people ever to come out of australia. you _ funniest people ever to come out of australia. you know, the sad tntng— of australia. you know, the sad tntng etout— of australia. you know, the sad thing about him— of australia. you know, the sad thing about him dying is there just thing about him dying is there tuet eent— thing about him dying is there just aren't many— thing about him dying is there just aren't many funny people tett— just aren't many funny people tett out. — just aren't many funny people tett out. you— just aren't many funny people left out. you don't hear many tunnw— left out. you don't hear many tunnw tntnge. — left out. you don't hear many funny things. you— left out. you don't hear many funny things. you don't have nuct— funny things. you don't have nnucn ot— funny things. you don't have nnucn ot en— funny things. you don't have much of an excuse to laugh enwoe— much of an excuse to laugh anymore because , you know, it anymore because, you know, it eeeet— anymore because, you know, it eeeet to— anymore because, you know, it eeeet to te— anymore because, you know, it seemed to be incorrect . a laugh. seemed to be incorrect. a laugh. ween— seemed to be incorrect. a laugh. ween t— seemed to be incorrect. a laugh. ween t tntnt— seemed to be incorrect. a laugh. yeah, i think you're— seemed to be incorrect. a laugh. yeah, i think you're right. i tntnt— yeah, i think you're right. i tntnt tt-e— yeah, i think you're right. i tntnt tt-e e— yeah, i think you're right. i think it's a really good point nette— think it's a really good point nete tnene— think it's a really good point made there by— think it's a really good point made there by alexander downer tnet— made there by alexander downer tnet tt-e— made there by alexander downer that it's naughty— made there by alexander downer that it's naughty comedy and it's that it's naughty comedy and we wttttng— that it's naughty comedy and it's willing to— that it's naughty comedy and it's willing to be— that it's naughty comedy and it's willing to be wildly outrageous. _ it's willing to be wildly outrageous. josh we're going to nntee— outrageous. josh we're going to tnet. — outrageous. josh we're going to tnet. t— outrageous. josh we're going to miss that. i think— outrageous. josh we're going to miss that. i think we lost that wttn— miss that. i think we lost that wttn tne— miss that. i think we lost that wttn tne eet— miss that. i think we lost that with the sad death of joan tnene— with the sad death of joan ttwene ent— with the sad death of joan rivers, and i— with the sad death of joan rivers, and i think we've seen it rivers, and i think we've seen tt egetn— rivers, and i think we've seen tt egetn totew— rivers, and i think we've seen it again today with barry nungnnee — it again today with barry humphries. yeah. '“t: it again today with barry humphries. yeah. ' “t: humphries. yeah. and also you think like how he's the

melbourne comedy award, barry awards . i melbourne comedy award, barry awards. i think melbourne comedy award, barry awards . i think they took melbourne comedy award, barry awards. i think they took his name off it because of certain comments that said. and when comments that he said. and when you about younger comics , you hear about younger comics, it's sort of disparaging thing. the people who came before us and people frankly, who myself and people frankly, who myself and many others cannot even raise a candle to, let alone a torch . and then taking it there torch. and then taking it there , his name off their main comedy war that just seemed that's mental to me . alexander, what a mental to me. alexander, what a tnnttt— mental to me. alexander, what a tnnttt to— mental to me. alexander, what a tnnttt to newe— mental to me. alexander, what a thrill to have you— mental to me. alexander, what a thrill to have you on— mental to me. alexander, what a thrill to have you on the- alexander, what a thrill to have you on the show to nennennent— thrill to have you on the show to remember a— thrill to have you on the show to remember a true , true, great to remember a true, true, great auetnetten— to remember a true, true, great auetnetten. ttw— to remember a true, true, great australian. my thanks to the tone— australian. my thanks to the former australian high commissioner to the uk, atexenten— commissioner to the uk, alexander downer. thank you, sir. alexander downer. thank you, ant — alexander downer. thank you, ant eteo— alexander downer. thank you, sir. and also my— alexander downer. thank you, sir. and also my thanks to the tnttttent— sir. and also my thanks to the brilliant comedian. he's also edgy— brilliant comedian. he's also edgy ,— brilliant comedian. he's also etgw , nee— brilliant comedian. he's also etgw , ne-e eteo— brilliant comedian. he's also edgy , he's also naughty and he's edgy, he's also naughty and he's ttwe— edgy, he's also naughty and he's ttwe et— edgy, he's also naughty and he's ttwe et tt— edgy, he's also naughty and he's ttwe et n ton— edgy, he's also naughty and he's live at 11 for headliners josh nowte— live at 11 for headliners josh nowte .— live at 11 for headliners josh howie . thanks,— live at 11 for headliners josh howie . thanks, josh. well, there howie. thanks, josh. well, there you— howie. thanks, josh. well, there you go. — howie. thanks, josh. well, there you go. woun— howie. thanks, josh. well, there you go. your favourite dame edna totee— you go. your favourite dame edna totee. tet— you go. your favourite dame edna totee. tet ne— you go. your favourite dame edna jokes. let me know.— you go. your favourite dame edna jokes. let me know. mark gb news .uk jokes. let me know. mark gb news .ut contng— jokes. let me know. mark gb news .ut contng un— jokes. let me know. mark gb news .uk coming up next— jokes. let me know. mark gb news .uk coming up next with the nunttte— .uk coming up next with the gunttte te— .uk coming up next with the pundits is voter— .uk coming up next with the pundits is voter id undemocratic? are smokers tneetet— undemocratic? are smokers tneetet ee— undemocratic? are smokers treated as second class citizens 7 treated as second class citizens eant— treated as second class citizens e ant nene-e— treated as second class citizens e ant nene-e e— treated as second class citizens ? and here's a brain teaser for

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nunttte— of the day, we've got my top gunttte ,— of the day, we've got my top gunttte , tw— of the day, we've got my top pundits , tv news- of the day, we've got my top pundits , tv news legend john, pundits, tv news legend john, sengeent,— pundits, tv news legend john, sergeant, journalist and author neten— sergeant, journalist and author neten lloyd— sergeant, journalist and author neten ttowt ,— sergeant, journalist and author peter lloyd , and— sergeant, journalist and author peter lloyd , and model actress peter lloyd, and model actress ent— peter lloyd, and model actress and entrepreneur— peter lloyd, and model actress and entrepreneur ashlyn horgan—wallace . now for the horgan—wallace. now for the tnet— horgan—wallace. now for the ttnetttne— horgan—wallace. now for the first time in— horgan—wallace. now for the first time in england, local etectton— first time in england, local election voters— first time in england, local election voters will be required to enow— election voters will be required to enow tn— election voters will be required to show id before— election voters will be required to show id before casting their tettote— to show id before casting their ballots. chaos— to show id before casting their ballots. chaos has— to show id before casting their ballots. chaos has been forecast as ballots. chaos has been forecast ee eggenenttw— ballots. chaos has been forecast ee eggenenttw un— ballots. chaos has been forecast as apparently up to 3.5 million peonte— as apparently up to 3.5 million geogte ton-t— as apparently up to 3.5 million people don't have— as apparently up to 3.5 million people don't have photo id , and people don't have photo id, and onw— people don't have photo id, and ontw soooo— people don't have photo id, and only 50,000 people have applied for only 50,000 people have applied ton e— only 50,000 people have applied ton e woten— only 50,000 people have applied for a voter authority certificate - for a voter authority certificate .- for a voter authority certificate . so are voter id certificate. so are voter id nutee— certificate. so are voter id rules undemocratic ? btec peter ? rules undemocratic? btec peter? i rules undemocratic? btec peter? t ton-t— rules undemocratic? btec peter? t ton-t tntnt— rules undemocratic? btec peter? i don't think so.— rules undemocratic? btec peter? i don't think so. i— rules undemocratic? btec peter? i don't think so. i think , you i don't think so. i think, you know,— i don't think so. i think, you know, politics— i don't think so. i think, you know, politics is— i don't think so. i think, you know, politics is a very dirty gene.— know, politics is a very dirty gene. ant— know, politics is a very dirty game. and it's— know, politics is a very dirty game. and it's not just politicians— game. and it's not just politicians who are ruthless. sonettnee— politicians who are ruthless. sometimes voters can be nutnteee. — sometimes voters can be ruthless. you _ sometimes voters can be ruthless. you only have to look at ruthless. you only have to look et wnet— ruthless. you only have to look at what happened _ ruthless. you only have to look at what happened in oldham in, i tntnt— at what happened in oldham in, i tntnt eeoe.— at what happened in oldham in, i think 2000. there— at what happened in oldham in, i think 2000. there were 11 people nnoeecutet— think 2000. there were 11 people gnoeecutet ,— think 2000. there were 11 people prosecuted , bid— think 2000. there were 11 people prosecuted , bid for— think 2000. there were 11 people prosecuted , bid for voter fraud, prosecuted, bid for voter fraud, ent— prosecuted, bid for voter fraud, and sometimes— prosecuted, bid for voter fraud, and sometimes they were using the and sometimes they were using tne nenee— and sometimes they were using the names and— and sometimes they were using the names and identities of dead peonte— the names and identities of dead geogte to— the names and identities of dead geogte to ceet— the names and identities of dead people to cast votes. and they ett— people to cast votes. and they were all labour— people to cast votes. and they were all labour and lib dem euggonene— were all labour and lib dem euggonene .— were all labour and lib dem euggonene . so— were all labour and lib dem supporters . so you have to say, supporters. so you have to say, toot,— supporters. so you have to say,

toot, enwtntng— supporters. so you have to say, look, anything that makes gains or look, anything that makes gains on nnotecte— look, anything that makes gains or protects electoral credibility- or protects electoral credibility is a good thing and you— credibility is a good thing and you newe— credibility is a good thing and you newe to— credibility is a good thing and you newe to go— credibility is a good thing and you have to go and present photo id you have to go and present photo to tt— you have to go and present photo to tt wou— you have to go and present photo to tt you went— you have to go and present photo id if you want to— you have to go and present photo id if you want to pick up a nencet— id if you want to pick up a pencet tnon — id if you want to pick up a parcel from the— id if you want to pick up a parcel from the post office, why cent— parcel from the post office, why cen-t wou— parcel from the post office, why cut you to— parcel from the post office, why can't you do that— parcel from the post office, why can't you do that when you cast woun— can't you do that when you cast woun wote— can't you do that when you cast woun wote tn— can't you do that when you cast woun wote tn en— can't you do that when you cast your vote in an important democratic— your vote in an important democratic moment, you know, eunetw— democratic moment, you know, eunetw tt— democratic moment, you know, eunetw tt tuet— democratic moment, you know, surely it just makes perfect sense. however,— surely it just makes perfect sense. however, ashlene enouttn-t— sense. however, ashlene shouldn't it— sense. however, ashlene shouldn't it be as easy as ooeettte— shouldn't it be as easy as goeettte to— shouldn't it be as easy as possible to vote? absolutely wett. — possible to vote? absolutely wett. wett— possible to vote? absolutely wett. wett. t— possible to vote? absolutely well, wait, i wasn't- possible to vote? absolutely well, wait, i wasn't expecting you to say that. of course it should be as effortless. yes. you literally sort of stagger into the polling station in your flip flops. yeah. drunk from last and just sort of spits onto one of your decision and just tick a box. don't want tick a box. we don't want barriers. do we? to democracy? n..— barriers. do we? to democracy? to. .. — barriers. do we? to democracy? to. .. t— barriers. do we? to democracy? no, i. i disagree with you. if i'm honest . i no, i. i disagree with you. if i'm honest. i think that i think it's a good idea to i think it's a good idea to and i think eventually, it should eventually, yes, it should be put place. don't put into place. but i don't think there's a massive problem in the uk . you said 11 in the uk. you said about 11 people, right ? 11 i mean, yeah , people, right? 11 i mean, yeah, okay. it's 11 people. but it compared to america, for example , you know, i think that it's a

goodidea , you know, i think that it's a good idea , but it needs a lot good idea, but it needs a lot longer of a rollout. we need more put in place for people that don't have the id or don't know how to go and apparently there's something in place that you can go and get like a form to make you be able to register to make you be able to register to vote. but i didn't even know about that until today's topic. so how many other people know about it? many. so, john, is about it? not many. so, john, is this potentially of this potentially the idea of that? it's a potentially long tenn — that? it's a potentially long term solution,— that? it's a potentially long term solution, but- “?7 it's a potentially long term solution, but not now? wett— term solution, but not now? wett. no— term solution, but not now? wett, people— term solution, but not now? well, no, people are- term solution, but not now? well, no, people are worried about whether or not when it's first used properly, which will be in may next month , will it be be in may next month, will it be a shambles ? will it in fact, a shambles? will it in fact, people turn up thinking they can vote and then told, no, you can't. so there are going to be teething problems. there's no doubt about that. and people will then say, oh, they should have it. but no, it's i'm have left it. but no, it's i'm afraid it's going the grain afraid it's going with the grain of we've got to be. and if of where we've got to be. and if you of what happened with you think of what happened with trump people trump in america, with people shouting, robbed, we shouting, we was robbed, we can't have that. and although the numbers are small, as peter says, is the way that things are

now displayed, all you need is 15 people to be arrested or something because, oh, they're all doing it. so you may as well get ahead of the curve. and i totally agree with that. i think people will find as we get closer to the 7th of may, you'll find the broadcasters, including your good self, will say, now wait a moment. if you're going to vote , do remember this to vote, do remember this because it is new and people don't want to be told, look, in a few weeks time you're going to have to know this. they need to know a few days before. so i'm hoping that when it happens, the turnout for local elections is always much, much smaller than for general election. so let's for a general election. so let's assume for the sake, let's be optimistic and think, look, a few days before more and more people realise, oh yeah , i've people realise, oh yeah, i've got to take my driving licence , got to take my driving licence, i've got to take my freedom pass , i've got to take this, got to take that . as long as it's got take that. as long as it's got a photograph long as the photograph and as long as the officials take it. oh officials involved take it. oh i see what you mean. you've got

that. that's close enough and not be sort of too dogmatic about why haven't you got a passport? why haven't you got this? other thing i think is this? the other thing i think is important when voters go important is that when voters go through system, they should through the system, they should realise bit is , is are realise the first bit is, is are you eligible to vote out the second bit complete private , second bit complete private, completely secret. you you are now allowed to vote , but you're now allowed to vote, but you're allowed to vote whichever way it is. and if people are confused and thinking, oh well, the next thing they'll do is they'll ask me how i'm going to vote. now, of course, they're not going to be doing that. so people, you've almost got to sort of separate it out as a kind of, you know, you go the voting booth and you go into the voting booth and stopping people, first all, stopping people, first of all, saying don't this is not saying don't worry, this is not the voting. this is registration. would you go registration. then would you go through that door? and i wish it was separate, whereas now at the moment it's just a table. it would be helpful. as brief as you can would be helpful. as brief as wou tnougn— would be helpful. as brief as you can though, does- : as brief as you can though, does this favour the you can though, does this favour tne-gtwen— you can though, does this favour tne-gtwen-tect- you can though, does this favour the-given-fact that. the tories, given the fact that woungen— the tories, given the fact that woungen-ene- the tories, given the fact that younger-are less- the tories, given the fact that younger are less likely younger people are less likely to- _ younger people are less likely to- ldepends- younger people are less likely to- .depends on. younger people are less likely.

to- .depends on the to have id? it depends on the area i mean, there are an area right? i mean, there are an awful very clever young awful lot of very clever young people who know exactly. let me tell my 17 year old people who know exactly. let me tell-my 17 year old son's- tell you my 17 year old son's 90t— tell you my 17 year old son's got etout— tell you my 17 year old son's got about three _ tell you my 17 year old son's got about three ids, but we wont— got about three ids, but we wont ween— got about three ids, but we won't. yeah we— got about three ids, but we won't. yeah we go into won't. yeah we won't go into tnew-ne— won't. yeah we won't go into tnew-ne-onee— won't. yeah we won't go into they're-ones who- won't. yeah we won't go into they're ones who want the they're the ones who want the young— they're the ones who want the young pimple— they're the ones who want the young people want to drink. o7 young people want to drink. of —got- young people want to drink. of course. _ got. provel course. so they've got to prove something. they should allow peonte— something. they should allow peonte-on— something. they should allow people-on their- people to vote on their smartphones. - people to vote on their smartphones. think that's smartphones. you think that's now— smartphones. you think that's now we— smartphones. you think that's how we should— smartphones. you think that's how we should do it? deploy enen— how we should do it? deploy enen phone— how we should do it? deploy smart phone technology. would how we should do it? deploy smart democratic. iology. would how we should do it? deploy smart democratic. it.ogy. would how we should do it? deploy smart democratic. it would would how we should do it? deploy smart democratic. it would takeld be so democratic. it would take a be so democratic. it would take e-ee-to— be so democratic. it would take e-ee-to tt. - a selfie as you do it. twewtouw-e- a selfie as you do it. everybody's got- a selfie as you do it. everybody's got a- a selfie as you do it. everybody's got a smartphone. there's facial recognition eottwene— there's facial recognition software. on software. let people vote on wet— software. let people vote on their smartphones. that their smartphones. well that pnotettw— their smartphones. well that probably the probably that would rule out the otten—te— probably that would rule out the otten—te tne- probably that would rule out the older—is the future.| older people that is the future. gut.— older people that is the future. nut, wou— older people that is the future. out, you know,— older people that is the future. but, you know, john raises a good— but, you know, john raises a good pont— but, you know, john raises a good point. the— but, you know, john raises a good point. the credibility of etectton— good point. the credibility of election outcomes central to election outcomes is central to any— election outcomes is central to eno-tenancy.- election outcomes is central to. any - democracy. - gove election outcomes is central to. anyja-democracy.-gove election outcomes is central to any a rooftopemocracy. gove election outcomes is central to any a rooftop smoking. gove election outcomes is central to any a rooftop smoking hut gove had a rooftop smoking hut constructed— had a rooftop smoking hut constructed because he was being necttet— constructed because he was being necttet tn— constructed because he was being heckled in the _ constructed because he was being heckled in the street when he out— heckled in the street when he was out having— heckled in the street when he was out having a— heckled in the street when he was out having a quick rothmans wow— was out having a quick rothmans wow ennoenet— was out having a quick rothmans now smokers have— was out having a quick rothmans now smokers have had a rough ntte— now smokers have had a rough nae, een— now smokers have had a rough ride, even though— now smokers have had a rough ride, even though rowan pelling of ride, even though rowan pelling ot tne— ride, even though rowan pelling of the telegraph— ride, even though rowan pelling of the telegraph says in today's paper— of the telegraph says in today's gegen tnet— of the telegraph says in today's gegen tnet ene-e— of the telegraph says in today's paper that she's tired of tenwtng— paper that she's tired of tenwtng tt— paper that she's tired of denying it. smoking is fundamentally glamorous. of course we can't— fundamentally glamorous. of course we can't all be glamorous ennoenet— course we can't all be glamorous ennoenet atte— course we can't all be glamorous smokers like audrey hepburn or wtget— smokers like audrey hepburn or

wtget nenege,— smokers like audrey hepburn or nigel farage, but— smokers like audrey hepburn or nigel farage, but are the gowennnent— nigel farage, but are the government treating smokers as eecot— government treating smokers as eecot cteee— government treating smokers as second class citizens ? a second class citizens? ashleen wett— second class citizens? ashleen wett. t— second class citizens? ashleen well, i think they should, quite frankly, because it's the passive smoking does so much damage to people that are not smokers to babies . so there smokers to babies. so there should be laws put in place that they can't, you know, sit next to me and smoke if they want to. i love the fact that i can go out now and come back and not need to wash my hair after going to a bar because i just stink of cigarette smoke. so and i mean to say smoking is glamorous is just very dangerous. very just just very dangerous. very dangerous. if you're watching , dangerous. if you're watching, tgnone— dangerous. if you're watching, ignore everything— 33 if you're watching, ignore everything you've heard. tet-e—netnen- let's talk about this rather gowentut— let's talk about this rather gowennn— let's talk about this rather gowentut- a- let's talk about this rather powerful . a woman has powerful story. a woman has wnttten— powerful story. a woman has wnttten en— powerful story. a woman has written an article— powerful story. a woman has written an article about her tecteton— written an article about her tecteton to— written an article about her decision to leave her fiance etten— decision to leave her fiance etten ne— decision to leave her fiance after he was— decision to leave her fiance after he was diagnosed with wetn— after he was diagnosed with brain cancer.— after he was diagnosed with brain cancer. she said she couttn-t— brain cancer. she said she couldn't face— brain cancer. she said she couldn't face the uncertainty or nnowtte— couldn't face the uncertainty or gnowtte tne — couldn't face the uncertainty or provide the support that he needed.— provide the support that he needed so— provide the support that he needed. so it's— provide the support that he needed. so it's clearly a conntex— needed. so it's clearly a complex story. - needed. so it's clearly a complex story. my heart goes out tott— complex story. my heart goes out totn to— complex story. my heart goes out totn to nen— complex story. my heart goes out both to her and— complex story. my heart goes out both to her and her— complex story. my heart goes out both to her and her partner. tt-e— both to her and her partner. tt-e cteentw— both to her and her partner. it's clearly been— both to her and her partner. it's clearly been a horrible ttne.— it's clearly been a horrible ttne. nut— it's clearly been a horrible ttne. nut tt— it's clearly been a horrible time. but it begs the question, is time. but it begs the question, te tt— time. but it begs the question, te tt wnong— time. but it begs the question, te tt wnong to— time. but it begs the question, is it wrong to leave a partner wnen— is it wrong to leave a partner wnen tnew-ne — is it wrong to leave a partner when they're ill?— is it wrong to leave a partner

when they're ill? peter we were tuet— when they're ill? peter we were tuet tottng— when they're ill? peter we were just joking about— when they're ill? peter we were just joking about this, but we eete— just joking about this, but we eett tt— just joking about this, but we said it depends— just joking about this, but we said it depends how much money tnew-we— said it depends how much money tnew-we got,— said it depends how much money they've got, which— said it depends how much money they've got, which is really distasteful— they've got, which is really distasteful because the poor man has distasteful because the poor man nee teen— distasteful because the poor man has been really— distasteful because the poor man has been really ill.— distasteful because the poor man has been really ill. that sounds atte— has been really ill. that sounds awe-tonn— has been really ill. that sounds like john, sergeant. no, like classic john, sergeant. no, t-n — like classic john, sergeant. no, t-n -we— like classic john, sergeant. no, t-n -we ntnn - like classic john, sergeant. no, i'm _was him joining. i'm not. it was him joining this. me. he said no. this. it wasn't me. he said no. these subversive remarks she endured is always what he asked of everybody. no. do you know wnet— of everybody. no. do you know wnet t— of everybody. no. do you know what i think?— of everybody. no. do you know what i think? it's— what i think? it's representative of our narcissistic- representative of ouri narcissistic-i representative of our- narcissistic-i think, narcissistic society. i think, you— narcissistic society. i think, ileum-— narcissistic society. i think, wouone- ot- narcissistic society. i think, you one of the greatest you know, one of the greatest things you do is make a things you can do is make a sacrifice for somebody else. and they're ill, i'd like and if they're ill, i'd like to say— and if they're ill, i'd like to eew tt— and if they're ill, i'd like to eew tot-to— and if they're ill, i'd like to eew t-t-to eew- and if they're ill, i'd like to say i'd to say that i say i'd like to say that i etewet— say i'd like to say that i etewet-nw- say i'd like to say that i stayed my partner say i'd like to say that i stayed-my partner he was stayed with my partner as he was geeetng— stayed with my partner as he was peeetng-ectuettw. - stayed with my partner as he was passing actually. wiggtn passing away, actually. yeah. n..— passing away, actually. yeah. telne— passing away, actually. yeah. wolno. anu— passing away, actually. yeah. wolno. ant t— passing away, actually. yeah. no, no. and i stayed with no, no, no. and i stayed with him. he got septic anaemia. he was in an accident and he was was in in an accident and he was paralysed from neck down. paralysed from the neck down. and then he got septicaemia and i wouldn't have dreamed of leaving him. and he didn't have any money. so i think it's i think it's disgusting to even suggest that. i think it depends tenente— suggest that. i think it depends tenente on— suggest that. i think it depends tepente on on— suggest that. i think it depends depends on on what— suggest that. i think it depends depends on on what it- 33 i think it depends depends on on what it is. i mean, some of— depends on on what it is. i mean, some of these brain tuoune— mean, some of these brain tumours change- mean, some of these brain tumours change people's geneonetttw— tumours change people's geneonetttw .— tumours change people's personality . absolutely right. personality. absolutely right. ant— personality. absolutely right. ant tn— personality. absolutely right. ant tn tect— personality. absolutely right. and in fact, a—

personality. absolutely right. and in fact, a friend, a friend of and in fact, a friend, a friend ot nntnee— and in fact, a friend, a friend of mine's partner— and in fact, a friend, a friend of mine's partner suffered a neet— of mine's partner suffered a neet tntunw— of mine's partner suffered a neet injury ee— of mine's partner suffered a head injury as well, which otwtouetw— head injury as well, which obviously is— head injury as well, which obviously is similar, but that toeen-t— obviously is similar, but that doesn't mean— obviously is similar, but that doesn't mean you should leave. ant— doesn't mean you should leave. ant nte— doesn't mean you should leave. and his personality— doesn't mean you should leave. and his personality changed and doesn't mean you should leave. aiaffected rsonality changed and doesn't mean you should leave. aiaffected theirlity changed and doesn't mean you should leave. aiaffected their marriage.ad and doesn't mean you should leave. aiaffected their marriage. i and it affected their marriage. that's that's okay. but that's that's that's okay. but you— that's that's that's okay. but you ton-t— that's that's that's okay. but you don't leave— that's that's that's okay. but you don't leave them. you know, you—tn— you don't leave them. you know, you—tn etctneee- you get married in sickness and in you get married in sickness and tn-tttt— you get married in sickness and tn-tttt teetn— you get married in sickness and in _till death do- you get married in sickness and in _till death do us- you get married in sickness and in till death do us part. in health till death do us part. wnet— in health till death do us part. wnet etout— in health till death do us part. what about boyfriend? girlfriend?— what about boyfriend?| girlfriend?_| what about boyfriend?- girlfriend?_| was girlfriend? yeah well, i was towtntent— boyfriend girlfriend and i etewet— boyfriend girlfriend and i stayed because boyfriend girlfriend and i- stayed-because leaving stayed because. because leavingi someone _vulnerable someone at their most vulnerable nont.— point. no, no, of course. wnene-e— point. no, no, of course. where's-heart?- point. no, no, of course. where's heart? where where's your heart? where wnene-e— where's your heart? where where's empathy? where's where's your empathy? where's woun. — where's your empathy? where's woun. .tnw, — where's your empathy? where's your. .know, you're- where's your empathy? where's your. know, you're all your. you know, you're all eewtng— your. you know, you're all eewtng-ntgnt- your. you know, you're all saying right thing. /tit saying the right thing. you've teeny— saying the right thing. you've cteettw—tttng.| clearly done the right thing. you've walked walk . but btec you've walked the walk. but btec hand heart, if you've just hand on heart, if you've just been someone for few been dating someone for a few weeks , maybe a couple of months. weeks, maybe a couple of months. see, this is why i'm always single, because avoids single, because it just avoids all these issues. she all these complex issues. she says she takes you the hand. says she takes you by the hand. she at you with big she looks at you with her big blue eyes she says, i'm blue eyes and she says, i'm afraid i've got the ibs. the ibs has kicked in. i'd say, uh , what has kicked in. i'd say, uh, what would i say? i'd say ask john, sergeant. he knows loo roll. he's the wise one. no, no, look , i've he's the wise one. no, no, look , t-we teen— he's the wise one. no, no, look , i've been married— he's the wise one. no, no, look , i've been married for- he's the wise one. no, no, look , i've been married for so- no, no, look , i've been married for so long tnet— , i've been married for so long we tne— , i've been married for so long we tne ttee— , i've been married for so long that the idea that— , i've been married for so long that the idea that i would leave my that the idea that i would leave nw wne— that the idea that i would leave no wtte tn— that the idea that i would leave my wife in those _ that the idea that i would leave my wife in those circumstances, it's my wife in those circumstances, we not. — my wife in those circumstances, we not. wot—

my wife in those circumstances, it's not. not so— my wife in those circumstances, it's not. not so much for me . it's not. not so much for me. vouwe— it's not. not so much for me. vouwe got— it's not. not so much for me. vouwe got to— it's not. not so much for me. you've got to do— it's not. not so much for me. you've got to do the- it's not. not so much for me. you've got to do the policy. you've got to do the policy. you've got to say, i don't foresee the circumstance. no, no, no, no. the truth is that you— no, no, no. the truth is that you toot,— no, no, no. the truth is that you toot, tt— no, no, no. the truth is that you look, if you've- the truth is that you look, if you've been married as you look, if you've been married ee t— you look, if you've been married ee t newe— you look, if you've been married ee t newe ton— you look, if you've been married as i have for 54— you look, if you've been married as i have for 54 years, well, woune— as i have for 54 years, well, woune eon— as i have for 54 years, well, woune eont ot— as i have for 54 years, well, you're sort of way- as i have for 54 years, well, you're sort of way past the you know,— you're sort of way past the you know, wnet— you're sort of way past the you know, what do— you're sort of way past the you know, what do we— you're sort of way past the you know, what do we do if. no, no, no, no. you are there for until tne— no, no. you are there for until tne an,— no, no. you are there for until the end, aren't— no, no. you are there for until the end, aren't you? there's. tt-e— the end, aren't you? there's. tt-e tuet— the end, aren't you? there's. it's just ridiculous. otherwise guys-— it's just ridiculous. otherwise guwe. ant— it's just ridiculous. otherwise guwe. ant eteo— it's just ridiculous. otherwise guys. and also, remember what wote— guys. and also, remember what woune not— guys. and also, remember what you're not talking— guys. and also, remember what you're not talking about so much . vou— you're not talking about so much . you new— you're not talking about so much .wou new tntnt— you're not talking about so much . you may think you're talking etout— . you may think you're talking etout woun— . you may think you're talking about your relationship with woun— about your relationship with you tt— about your relationship with your ill partner— about your relationship with your ill partner , but actually, your ill partner, but actually, wnet— your ill partner, but actually, wnet woune— your ill partner, but actually, what you're really talking about is what you're really talking about te wnet— what you're really talking about te wnet wnt— what you're really talking about is what kind of— what you're really talking about is what kind of person are you ? is what kind of person are you? ant— is what kind of person are you? ant tnet— is what kind of person are you? and that does— is what kind of person are you? and that does not— is what kind of person are you? and that does not change. that's execttw— and that does not change. that's execttw ntgnt. — and that does not change. that's exactly right. it's— exactly right. it's a personality diagnose stick tool. well, coming up next, so excited about this. my mark meets guest live in the studio is the man born in a caravan at the side of a road in leicester who went on to make a multi—million pound fortune. his incredible story is

next very excited about this. it's time now for mark meets. and tonight, a man born in a caravan at the side of a road in leicester who went on to make a multi—million pound fortune and become the richest romani gypsy in british history. among his many business interests, he's the chairman of wyldecrest parks, europe's largest holiday and residential park company. he's reportedly worth well over half a billion. but that's not enough for this ambitious entrepreneur who is in pursuit of his first billion. he has a car collection which includes, we're told, a £16 million bugatti veyron . and his back bugatti veyron. and his back garden has a helipad which serves his £3.7 million airbus aston martin helicopter. he's neighbours with cliff richard in barbados, and he's become something of a celebrity appearing in the hit itv show

undercover big boss, where he awarded an employee a life changing amount of money. it's the ultimate rags to riches story. alfie best welcome to mark dolan tonight. wow. thank you very much. what a life . you very much. what a life. what are your what a career you've had the story continues. sadly, lots of people are born into poverty as you were. what made you different ? and into poverty as you were. what made you different? and i think it's the cards we're dealt and it's the cards we're dealt and it's how we play them in life. you know , you can either accept you know, you can either accept a bad hand and give up or accept a bad hand and give up or accept a bad hand and give up or accept a bad hand and bluff your way to the top. i understand that you tonn tn— the top. i understand that you were born in this— i understand that you were born in this caravan and tnet— were born in this caravan and we tt— were born in this caravan and we tt wee— were born in this caravan and that it was snowing at the time ent— that it was snowing at the time ent woun— that it was snowing at the time and your parents— that it was snowing at the time and your parents couldn't get to the and your parents couldn't get to tne noenttet— and your parents couldn't get to tne noepttet e — and your parents couldn't get to the hospital ? ” g“ the hospital? that's right. yeah.i the hospital? that's right. yeah. i was born in a layby in lutterworth. there's yeah. i was born in a layby in lutterworth . there's a lutterworth. there's a documentary- c. there's a documentary that is being teunctet— documentary that is being launched, a— documentary that is being launched, a documentary film. it's launched, a documentary film. we tetng— launched, a documentary film. it's being launched at the cennee— it's being launched at the cannes film _ it's being launched at the cannes film festival and it's cettet— cannes film festival and it's cettet tne— cannes film festival and it's called the gypsy— cannes film festival and it's called the gypsy billionaire . called the gypsy billionaire. ant— called the gypsy billionaire. and sometimes— called the gypsy billionaire. and sometimes i— called the gypsy billionaire. and sometimes i find- called the gypsy billionaire. and sometimes i find it- called the gypsy billionaire. and sometimes i find it a bit surreal because i don't feel any

different . i work as hard now as different. i work as hard now as i would have done, you know , ten i would have done, you know, ten years, 20 years ago. it's an irrelevance, success isn't a destination because you can be successful today . you can be successful today. you can be unsuccessful tomorrow . so it's unsuccessful tomorrow. so it's a consistent path _ unsuccessful tomorrow. so it's a consistent path that— unsuccessful tomorrow. so it's a consistent path that we've- i. ii so it's a consistent path that we've all got to— consistent path that we've all got to teen— consistent path that we've all got to keep going at. what tnwee— got to keep going at. what tnwee wou— got to keep going at. what drives you, what gets you up in the morning? fear. fear of losing everything because i think fear does two things to you. it can destroy you or drive you. it can destroy you or drive you. it can destroy you or drive you. i choose to use it to drive t— you. i choose to use it to drive t ton-t— you. i choose to use it to drive me. i don't want— you. i choose to use it to drive me. i don't want to.— you. i choose to use it to drive me. i don't want to. - i choose to use it to drive me. i don't want to. t:tit“ c me. i don't want to. i don't went— me. i don't want to. i don't went to— me. i don't want to. i don't went to te— me. i don't want to. i don't want to be financial poor. and you can be poor in many- you can be poor in many other ttttenent— you can be poor in many other different ways— you can be poor in many other different ways from mindset to geneonetttw— different ways from mindset to geneonetttw. — different ways from mindset to personality . but— different ways from mindset to personality . “g personality. but for me, talking on a financial level, that's what drives me. i've been tteeeet— what drives me. i've been blessed now— what drives me. i've been blessed now with- t: ” i've been blessed now with wyldecrest tente— blessed now with wyldecrest newe to — blessed now with wyldecrest newe to te — blessed now with wyldecrest parks to be able— blessed now with wyldecrest parks to be able to change a lot of parks to be able to change a lot ot otnen— parks to be able to change a lot of other people's— parks to be able to change a lot of other people's lives and with tent— of other people's lives and with tent none— of other people's lives and with park home living,— of other people's lives and with park home living, that's what tong.— park home living, that's what we're doing. yeah, and that ettowe— we're doing. yeah, and that allows people— we're doing. yeah, and that

allows people at the lower end of allows people at the lower end ot tne— allows people at the lower end of the economic— allows people at the lower end of the economic ladder to have a goot— of the economic ladder to have a goot none— of the economic ladder to have a goot none ent— of the economic ladder to have a good home and possibly reserve ot— good home and possibly reserve some of their— good home and possibly reserve some of their disposable income for some of their disposable income ton—tntnge— some of their disposable income ton—tntnge ,— some of their disposable income ton—tntnge , not- some of their disposable income for things , not just for other other things, not just accommodation,— for other other things, not just accommodation, the cost accommodation, because the cost of accommodation, because the cost ot—countw- accommodation, because the cost ot—countnw te- accommodation, because the cost ot—countnw te el of housing in this country is a ecentet. — of housing in this country is a scandal. ' die; and can you scandal. absolutely. and can you tell scandal. absolutely. and can you tett ne— scandal. absolutely. and can you tett ne e— scandal. absolutely. and can you tett ne e ott— scandal. absolutely. and can you tell me a bit about— scandal. absolutely. and can you tell me a bit about your- tell me a bit about your childhood?— tell me a bit about your childhood? you've never played the childhood? you've never played tne wtcttn — childhood? you've never played the victim card,— childhood? you've never played the victim card, but you had a petty— the victim card, but you had a petty nougn— the victim card, but you had a pretty rough time, it's fair to eew. — pretty rough time, it's fair to eew. tnt— pretty rough time, it's fair to eew. t-nn gotng— pretty rough time, it's fair to eew. t-nn gotng to- pretty rough time, it's fair to say. i'm going to be- pretty rough time, it's fair to say. git “g pretty rough time, it's fair to- say. i'm going to be honest with you. idon't say. i'm going to be honest with you. i don't feel it did have a nougn— you. i don't feel it did have a nougn ttne.— you. i don't feel it did have a rough time. you— i don't feel it did have a rough time. you know, when geonte— rough time. you know, when geogte eew— rough time. you know, when people say about how bad it was or people say about how bad it was on now— people say about how bad it was on now noon— people say about how bad it was on now noon tt— people say about how bad it was or how poor it was,— people say about how bad it was or how poor it was, yeah, it was poore— or how poor it was, yeah, it was poore tut— or how poor it was, yeah, it was poore tut t— or how poor it was, yeah, it was poor, but i didn't— or how poor it was, yeah, it was poor, but i didn't know that . poor, but i didn't know that. ant— poor, but i didn't know that. ant-te— poor, but i didn't know that. antlte e— poor, but i didn't know that. and-be a liar— poor, but i didn't know that. and-be a liar to- poor, but i didn't know that. and-be a liar to sit- poor, but i didn't know that. and-be a liar to sit here. poor, but i didn't know that. and i'd be a liar to sit here to say that i had a hard childhood, but had a fantastic mother and but i had a fantastic mother and father were we poor? you know, we lived off the land. you know, we lived off the land. you know, we had hare coursing dogs and you know what? we killed, we ate . and that was genuinely the case. but to me , it wasn't hard. case. but to me, it wasn't hard. i think it's only hard when all of a sudden, you know, a better life and you then step down to that life. was there a moment where you changed your life and

changed your outlook? i think my outlook changes every week. my mindset changes every year. and i mindset changes every year. and t cen— mindset changes every year. and t noneettw— mindset changes every year. and i can honestly say— mindset changes every year. and i can honestly say to you that twe— i can honestly say to you that we tecone— i can honestly say to you that i've become a— i can honestly say to you that i've become a different person to now— i've become a different person to now t— i've become a different person to how i would— i've become a different person to how i would have thought 40 weene— to how i would have thought 40 weene ego,— to how i would have thought 40 weene ego, to— to how i would have thought 40 years ago, to how— to how i would have thought 40 years ago, to how i— to how i would have thought 40 years ago, to how i think now is t-n — years ago, to how i think now is t-n cnengtng— years ago, to how i think now is i'm changing every— years ago, to how i think now is i'm changing every day. t:tit i'm changing every day. how do you teet— i'm changing every day. how do you feel society— i'm changing every day. how do you feel society characterises the romani gypsy community? well, it comes with a stigma. you know, tramps and thieves , you know, tramps and thieves, you know, that's a stigma. and the bar is set higher for me to get over. you know, that's that's something that actually has helped me . you know, i don't has helped me. you know, i don't see has helped me. you know, i don't tt— has helped me. you know, i don't tt ee— has helped me. you know, i don't tt ee e— has helped me. you know, i don't see it as a burden— has helped me. you know, i don't see it as a burden an— has helped me. you know, i don't see it as a burden an i— : you know, i don't see it as a burden an i see it as see it as a burden an i see it ee e tteeetng. — see it as a burden an i see it as a blessing. you- see it as a burden an i see it as a blessing. /tit see it as a burden an i see it as a blessing. /ti. see it as a burden an i see it as a blessing. /tit. i?“ as a blessing. you know, we can all go through life and as you said, mark, play the victim. but the truth of the matter is, if but the truth of the matter is, tt wou — but the truth of the matter is, tt wou play— but the truth of the matter is, tt wou play tne— but the truth of the matter is, if you play the victim, you become— if you play the victim, you become the— if you play the victim, you become the victim. �*7 become the victim. if you play the successor , you have a good the successor, you have a good chance of becoming it . briefly, chance of becoming it. briefly, if you can, what's— chance of becoming it. briefly, if you can, what's for- ii i “g c briefly, if you can, what's for next you? ctotet— if you can, what's for next you? global dominate— if you can, what's for next you? global dominate version of the nottte— global dominate version of the nottte none— global dominate version of the

mobile home park sector. yeah, tecuee— mobile home park sector. yeah, tecuee wote— mobile home park sector. yeah, because you're the— mobile home park sector. yeah, because you're the biggest in tuone.— because you're the biggest in europe eo— because you're the biggest in europe, so you're— because you're the biggest in europe, so you're hoping to be nunnent— europe, so you're hoping to be number one in— europe, so you're hoping to be number one in the world. yes. cen— number one in the world. yes. cen wou— number one in the world. yes. can you imagine— number one in the world. yes. can you imagine a career in nottttcee— can you imagine a career in politics? could— can you imagine a career in politics? could you be britain's nonett— politics? could you be britain's donut-wett- politics? could you be britain's donald-well, i- politics? could you be britain's donald _well, i think| politics? could you be britain's. donald _well, i think i'll donald trump? well, i think i'll leave that to the professionals. i know. i think we'd be in i don't know. i think we'd be in eete— i don't know. i think we'd be in safe _compared- i don't know. i think we'd be in safe _compared to- i don't know. i think we'd be in safe compared to this safe hands compared to this cuent— safe hands compared to this current-alfie- current shower. alfie are tnntttet— current shower. alfie are thrilled _you - current shower. alfie are thrilled you on current shower. alfie are. thrilled _you on the thrilled to have you on the pnognen— thrilled to have you on the gnognen-ent- thrilled to have you on the program. and congratulations program. um, and congratulations on_you've achieved.- program. um, and congratulations on an you've achieved. program. um, and congratulations on an inspiring�*ve achieved. program. um, and congratulations on an inspiring conversation. what an inspiring conversation. my what an inspiring conversation. ttw tnente— what an inspiring conversation. my thanks there— what an inspiring conversation. my thanks there to alfie best. woun— my thanks there to alfie best. your reaction— my thanks there to alfie best. your reaction to— my thanks there to alfie best. your reaction to the conversation you just heard your reaction to the— conversation you just heard mark at conversation you just heard mark et en— conversation you just heard mark et en tewe— conversation you just heard mark et en wewe tot— conversation you just heard mark at gb news dot uk. so much to tn ny— at gb news dot uk. so much to come in my take— at gb news dot uk. so much to come in my take at— at gb news dot uk. so much to come in my take at ten. strap wouneetwee— come in my take at ten. strap wouneetwee tn— come in my take at ten. strap yourselves in folks. i'll be teettng— yourselves in folks. i'll be dealing with— yourselves in folks. i'll be dealing with meghan markle, wnoee— dealing with meghan markle, whose attacks— dealing with meghan markle, whose attacks on the monarchy conttnue— whose attacks on the monarchy conttnue tne— whose attacks on the monarchy continue the just— whose attacks on the monarchy continue the just stop oil gnoteetene— continue the just stop oil protesters who _ continue the just stop oil protesters who need to grow up ent— protesters who need to grow up ent get— protesters who need to grow up ent get e— protesters who need to grow up ent get e tot— protesters who need to grow up and get a job and— protesters who need to grow up and get a job and why britain neete— and get a job and why britain neete to— and get a job and why britain needs to start— and get a job and why britain needs to start making babies egetn.— needs to start making babies egetn. ntue— needs to start making babies again. plus the— needs to start making babies again. plus the sunday papers ent— again. plus the sunday papers ent ny— again. plus the sunday papers ent nw gunttte— again. plus the sunday papers and my pundits are back. all of tnet— and my pundits are back. all of we to— and my pundits are back. all of we to come— and my pundits are back. all of that to come after— and my pundits are back. all of that to come after this short intermission— that to come after this short intermission .—

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. the snp has appointed stuart mcdonald as the party's new treasurer, following the resignation of msp colin beattie. mr beattie stepped down after he was arrested by police investigating snp finance sources. he was later released without charge. the party's former chief executive, peter murrell, who is also nicola sturgeon's husband , was also sturgeon's husband, was also arrested and questioned before being released. police are investigating the use of £600,000 in donations meant for the independence campaign . the independence campaign. a serving member of the british armed forces has appeared in court charged with offences under the official secrets act . under the official secrets act. 36 year old thomas newsome is accused of sharing highly sensitive military information. he's alleged to have shared a ten page document through social media to two senior officers who did have clearance and one civilian who did not. prosecutors claim if the information was leaked, it would

have caused a real and immediate threat to british people outside of the uk. he's due back in court on friday. family of stephen lawrence have held a memorial service in trafalgar square to mark the 30th anniversary of his murder. the 18 year old was killed in a racist attack while waiting for a bus in south—east london. it's alleged that the original investigation was hindered by racism and police corruption, meaning it took almost 20 years for two of his killers to face justice. labour have condemned td dominic raabs behaviour since his resignation yesterday , his resignation yesterday, describing it as appalling and saying he shouldn't be blaming his accusers for his downfall. the former deputy pm resigned after an investigation upheld two of the bullying allegations which had been made against him. mr raab claims a minority of those within whitehall are quote, in actively trying to block government out belarus's

military has completed nuclear weapons launch training in russia . now it comes after russia. now it comes after president putin said moscow would station tactical nuclear weapons in the neighbouring country . it's thought that country. it's thought that warheads could be moved to storage facilities in belarus by july. many we have seen this as a warning to nato over its military support for ukraine and tributes have poured in for australian entertainer barry humphries, who has died at the age of 89 during a seven decade career, he was best known for his alter egos, including dame edna everage and sir les patterson. actor jason donovan described him as an entertaining genius. the australian prime minister paid tribute to him, describing him as the brightest star in a galaxy of personas . star in a galaxy of personas. we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. back now to .

news. back now to. mark well, my thanks to ray addison, who's back at 11. welcome to went— who's back at 11. welcome to went woten— who's back at 11. welcome to mark dolan tonight- who's back at 11. welcome to mark dolan tonight .- i “ welcome to mark dolan tonight . a busy hour mark dolan tonight. a busy hour to come— mark dolan tonight. a busy hour to .— mark dolan tonight. a busy hour to come . tonight's— mark dolan tonight. a busy hour to come . tonight's newsmaker is to come. tonight's newsmaker is the to come. tonight's newsmaker is tne oueen— to come. tonight's newsmaker is tne oueen ot— to come. tonight's newsmaker is the queen of us— to come. tonight's newsmaker is the queen of us showbiz royal ent— the queen of us showbiz royal ent pottttcet— the queen of us showbiz royal and political reporting. kinsey scnottett— and political reporting. kinsey schofield with— and political reporting. kinsey schofield with all the big etontee— schofield with all the big etontee on— schofield with all the big stories on the— schofield with all the big stories on the other side of the ponde— stories on the other side of the gont. tnctuttng— stories on the other side of the pond, including huge excitement eteteette— pond, including huge excitement eteteette tn— pond, including huge excitement stateside in the— pond, including huge excitement stateside in the build up to the ttng-e— stateside in the build up to the king's coronation— stateside in the build up to the king's coronation plus, you wont— king's coronation plus, you won't believe— king's coronation plus, you won't believe this bumbling joe ntten— won't believe this bumbling joe etten-e— won't believe this bumbling joe biden-a another- won't believe this bumbling joe biden a another four years biden wants a another four years in biden wants a another four years tn tne— biden wants a another four years tn tne wntte— biden wants a another four years in the white house. what does tnet— in the white house. what does we een— in the white house. what does that mean for— in the white house. what does that mean for britain in plus, we got— that mean for britain in plus, we got tne— that mean for britain in plus, we got the papers coming up. the suntew— we got the papers coming up. the suntew pepene— we got the papers coming up. the sunday papers with— we got the papers coming up. the sunday papers with full pundit neectont— sunday papers with full pundit reaction. plus— sunday papers with full pundit reaction. plus quids in what's tne— reaction. plus quids in what's tne teet— reaction. plus quids in what's the best purchase you've ever got— the best purchase you've ever got ton— the best purchase you've ever got ton e— the best purchase you've ever got tone gount— the best purchase you've ever got for a pound lost to get tnougnt— got for a pound lost to get tnnougne ntg— got for a pound lost to get through? big stories, big guests and through? big stories, big guests ent etwewe— through? big stories, big guests ent etwewe ttg— through? big stories, big guests and always big opinions. we eten— and always big opinions. we eten wttn— and always big opinions. we eten wttn ny— and always big opinions. we start with my take . at ten bad start with my take. at ten bad

. totte— start with my take. at ten bad news , folks. birth rates are news, folks. birth rates are tnoggtng— news, folks. birth rates are tnogptng .— news, folks. birth rates are dropping . nobody is getting it dropping. nobody is getting it on wttn— dropping. nobody is getting it on wttn young— dropping. nobody is getting it on with young people. more tnteneetet— on with young people. more interested in— on with young people. more interested in doomscrolling on tnen— interested in doomscrolling on their smartphone— interested in doomscrolling on their smartphone killing tnegtnenw— their smartphone killing imaginary gangsters in computer genee— imaginary gangsters in computer genee atte— imaginary gangsters in computer games like grand— imaginary gangsters in computer games like grand theft auto or entowtng— games like grand theft auto or entowtng eoto— games like grand theft auto or enjoying solo gratification from the enjoying solo gratification from tne nenw— enjoying solo gratification from tne nenw ent— enjoying solo gratification from the many and abundant adult entertainment— the many and abundant adult entertainment websites out tnene.— entertainment websites out tnene. tt— entertainment websites out tnene. tt wou— entertainment websites out there. if you don't know what wnt— there. if you don't know what ttnt ot— there. if you don't know what kind of websites— there. if you don't know what kind of websites i'm talking etout— kind of websites i'm talking etout. tuet— kind of websites i'm talking about, just ask— kind of websites i'm talking about, just ask a member of nenttenent. — about, just ask a member of parliament. most of whom are expene— parliament. most of whom are expene .— parliament. most of whom are expene . wno— parliament. most of whom are experts . who can— parliament. most of whom are experts . who can blame experts. who can blame woungetene— experts. who can blame youngsters for pushing back on etentng— youngsters for pushing back on etentng e— youngsters for pushing back on starting a family— youngsters for pushing back on starting a family ? given that starting a family? given that ntgn— starting a family? given that not nente— starting a family? given that high rents mean it's impossible to ee— high rents mean it's impossible to ton— high rents mean it's impossible to ton e— high rents mean it's impossible to save for a future family and wttn— to save for a future family and wttn en— to save for a future family and wttn en ewen— to save for a future family and with an ever decreasing chance of with an ever decreasing chance ot getttng— with an ever decreasing chance ot getttng on— with an ever decreasing chance of getting on the— with an ever decreasing chance of getting on the housing tetten— of getting on the housing ladder, they— of getting on the housing ladder, they wouldn't have the enece — ladder, they wouldn't have the egece enwwew— ladder, they wouldn't have the egece enwwew .— ladder, they wouldn't have the egece enwwew . t— ladder, they wouldn't have the space anyway . i think this is space anyway. i think this is cuttunet— space anyway. i think this is cuttunet ee— space anyway. i think this is cultural as well,— space anyway. i think this is cultural as well, helped along by cultural as well, helped along to eoctet— cultural as well, helped along by social media,— cultural as well, helped along by social media, with the young genenetton— by social media, with the young generation becoming increasingly nencteetettc— generation becoming increasingly nencteetettc .— generation becoming increasingly narcissistic . it's— generation becoming increasingly narcissistic . it's all me, me, narcissistic. it's all me, me, me— narcissistic. it's all me, me, me . ny— narcissistic. it's all me, me, me . nw eece— narcissistic. it's all me, me, me , my space, my pronouns , my me, my space, my pronouns, my nentet— me, my space, my pronouns, my mental health,— me, my space, my pronouns, my mental health, my— me, my space, my pronouns, my mental health, my wellness, my mental health, my wellness, my ne ttne.— mental health, my wellness, my ne ttne. tet— mental health, my wellness, my me time. let me— mental health, my wellness, my me time. let me tell you, when

my genente— me time. let me tell you, when my parents raised— me time. let me tell you, when my parents raised four kids wnttet— my parents raised four kids whilst working— my parents raised four kids whilst working around the clock, i whilst working around the clock, t ton-t— whilst working around the clock, t ton-t tntnt— whilst working around the clock, i don't think they— whilst working around the clock, i don't think they had five ntnutee— i don't think they had five ntnutee ot— i don't think they had five minutes of me— i don't think they had five minutes of me time in 20 years. tnte— minutes of me time in 20 years. the new— minutes of me time in 20 years. the new on— minutes of me time in 20 years. the new on new— minutes of me time in 20 years. this may or may not be a good tntng— this may or may not be a good tntng ent— this may or may not be a good tntng ent tnte— this may or may not be a good thing and this may not be their teutt— thing and this may not be their teutt. nut— thing and this may not be their fault. but young— thing and this may not be their fault. but young people these tewe— fault. but young people these tewe ee— fault. but young people these tewe none— fault. but young people these days are more selfish. having a tenttw— days are more selfish. having a tenttw te— days are more selfish. having a tenttw te tw— days are more selfish. having a family is by definition an act of family is by definition an act ot nunttttw.— family is by definition an act of humility, an— family is by definition an act of humility, an act of sacrifice,— of humility, an act of sacrifice, something that's not tn tne— sacrifice, something that's not even in the vocabulary of many eett—eenwtng— even in the vocabulary of many self—serving youngsters . so self—serving youngsters. so wno-e— self—serving youngsters. so wno-e gotng— self—serving youngsters. so wno-e gotng to— self—serving youngsters. so who's going to look after us wnen— who's going to look after us wnen we— who's going to look after us wnen we get— who's going to look after us when we get older and work to tunt— when we get older and work to tunt oun— when we get older and work to fund our retirement? well, it wont— fund our retirement? well, it wont te— fund our retirement? well, it wont be oun— fund our retirement? well, it won't be our kids or grandkids. tnew-tt— won't be our kids or grandkids. tnew-tt noet— won't be our kids or grandkids. they'll most likely be on long tenn — they'll most likely be on long tenn etct— they'll most likely be on long term sick due— they'll most likely be on long term sick due to— they'll most likely be on long term sick due to stress or enxtetw— term sick due to stress or anxiety. having- term sick due to stress or anxiety. having been triggered by a— anxiety. having been triggered by e conetten— anxiety. having been triggered by a comedian or— anxiety. having been triggered by a comedian or a book or eonetntng. — by a comedian or a book or something. so— by a comedian or a book or something. so we will be looking etten— something. so we will be looking after ourselves— something. so we will be looking after ourselves .— something. so we will be looking after ourselves . many of you after ourselves. many of you wetcntng— after ourselves. many of you wetcntng on— after ourselves. many of you watching or listening to this enow— watching or listening to this enow new— watching or listening to this enow new te— watching or listening to this show may be looking forward to woun— show may be looking forward to your retirement.— show may be looking forward to your retirement. smoking a pipe, eettng— your retirement. smoking a pipe, eettng tottet— your retirement. smoking a pipe, eating boiled sweets with your gnenteon— eating boiled sweets with your grandson perched inappropriately on woun— grandson perched inappropriately on woun lape— grandson perched inappropriately on your lap, talking about the goot— on your lap, talking about the goot ott— on your lap, talking about the goot ott tewe— on your lap, talking about the good old days and how rubbish

nnuetc— good old days and how rubbish te— good old days and how rubbish no— good old days and how rubbish music is now and— good old days and how rubbish music is now and how you can't neen— music is now and how you can't neen tne— music is now and how you can't neen tne wonte— music is now and how you can't hear the words they're singing, conptetntng— hear the words they're singing, complaining about litter and nottctng— complaining about litter and nottctng now— complaining about litter and noticing how young policemen toot— noticing how young policemen toot tneee— noticing how young policemen look these days— noticing how young policemen look these days before falling eeteen— look these days before falling eeteen tn— look these days before falling asleep in front— look these days before falling asleep in front of another enteote— asleep in front of another epteote ot— asleep in front of another episode of holmes under the nennen— episode of holmes under the hammer, an episode you've seen tnnee— hammer, an episode you've seen tnnee tnee— hammer, an episode you've seen three times already, but it teete— three times already, but it teene on— three times already, but it keeps on delivering. there's ontw— keeps on delivering. there's ontw one— keeps on delivering. there's only one thing— keeps on delivering. there's only one thing for it, folks. pump— only one thing for it, folks. nunn tne— only one thing for it, folks. pump the music of romance . pump the music of romance. suneneten— pump the music of romance. superstar barry— pump the music of romance. superstar barry white into every none.— superstar barry white into every none. tt— superstar barry white into every none. tt tne— superstar barry white into every home. if the walrus of love's eetucttwe — home. if the walrus of love's eetucttwe .— home. if the walrus of love's seductive , soulful tones don't seductive, soulful tones don't gettne— seductive, soulful tones don't get tne nnn— seductive, soulful tones don't get the birth rate— seductive, soulful tones don't get the birth rate up, nothing wtt— get the birth rate up, nothing wttt cone— get the birth rate up, nothing will come on. _ get the birth rate up, nothing will come on. young people just get tt— will come on. young people just get tt .— will come on. young people just get tt . en— will come on. young people just get tt . en wow— will come on. young people just get it . on now just stop oil. get it. on now just stop oil. tuet— get it. on now just stop oil. tuet eton— get it. on now just stop oil. tuet etop. ott— get it. on now just stop oil. just stop. oil just won't stop . just stop. oil just won't stop. tnte— just stop. oil just won't stop. the week— just stop. oil just won't stop. this week attacking what must be the this week attacking what must be tne noet— this week attacking what must be the most carbon— this week attacking what must be the most carbon neutral activity known— the most carbon neutral activity known to— the most carbon neutral activity known to men— the most carbon neutral activity known to .— the most carbon neutral activity known to man . two blokes known to man. two blokes tnocttng— known to man. two blokes tnocttng e— known to man. two blokes knocking a few— known to man. two blokes knocking a few balls around a tette— knocking a few balls around a tette wttn— knocking a few balls around a tette wttn e— knocking a few balls around a table with a wooden stick, which i table with a wooden stick, which t ttte — table with a wooden stick, which t ttte to — table with a wooden stick, which t ttte to cett— table with a wooden stick, which i like to call snooker, which tne— i like to call snooker, which tne tow— i like to call snooker, which are the low tech— i like to call snooker, which are the low tech carbon neutral ecttwtttee— are the low tech carbon neutral activities might— are the low tech carbon neutral activities might these deluded tnuge— activities might these deluded tnuge ettect— activities might these deluded thugs attack next? a game of

nonopotwe— thugs attack next? a game of monopoly? perhaps after all, tnet-e— monopoly? perhaps after all, tnet-e ett— monopoly? perhaps after all, that's all about— monopoly? perhaps after all, that's all about the evil appropriation- that's all about the evil appropriation of property . what appropriation of property. what etout— appropriation of property. what etout cneee— appropriation of property. what about chess with— appropriation of property. what about chess with black and white eugeee— about chess with black and white guee on tne— about chess with black and white squares on the board? chess is gnotettw— squares on the board? chess is probably racist,— squares on the board? chess is probably racist, let's be noneet.— probably racist, let's be honest. or— probably racist, let's be honest. or what about the cteeetc— honest. or what about the classic card _ honest. or what about the classic card game? snap? far too eggneeetwe— classic card game? snap? far too eggneeetwe ent— classic card game? snap? far too aggressive and gladiatorial for tneee— aggressive and gladiatorial for tneeetnegtte— aggressive and gladiatorial for these fragile snowflakes. snap enen. — these fragile snowflakes. snap enen. t— these fragile snowflakes. snap enen t wten— these fragile snowflakes. snap snap. i wish these idiots would enen— snap. i wish these idiots would enen out— snap. i wish these idiots would enen out ot— snap. i wish these idiots would snap out ot tt— snap. i wish these idiots would snap out ot tt .— snap. i wish these idiots would snap out of it . well, this snap out of it. well, this eeet— snap out of it. well, this eeet vou— snap out of it. well, this week's you couldn't make it up ewent— week's you couldn't make it up ewent goee— week's you couldn't make it up ewent goee to— week's you couldn't make it up award goes to the— week's you couldn't make it up award goes to the eco zealots wno— award goes to the eco zealots wno wee— award goes to the eco zealots who were seeking— award goes to the eco zealots who were seeking to disrupt tomorrow's london marathon, an ewent— tomorrow's london marathon, an ewent wntcn— tomorrow's london marathon, an event which involves no wentctee— event which involves no vehicles, no— event which involves no vehicles, no fossil fuels, just tnoueente— vehicles, no fossil fuels, just thousands of— vehicles, no fossil fuels, just thousands of people quite tttenettw— thousands of people quite literally running around nnttetn-e— literally running around britain's capital. i mean , the britain's capital. i mean, the runners might— britain's capital. i mean, the runners might do a bit of tentng— runners might do a bit of farting after— runners might do a bit of farting after all those energy tene— farting after all those energy tene ent— farting after all those energy bars and the— farting after all those energy bars and the sight of a sweaty, ntttte— bars and the sight of a sweaty, ntttte eget— bars and the sight of a sweaty, middle aged man— bars and the sight of a sweaty, middle aged man bulging in lycra tnwtng— middle aged man bulging in lycra tnwtng to— middle aged man bulging in lycra trying to demonstrate he's still got tt— trying to demonstrate he's still got n, cout— trying to demonstrate he's still got it, could upset a few teoue.— got it, could upset a few peopte. tut— got it, could upset a few peopte. tut e— got it, could upset a few people, but a marathon is hardly going— people, but a marathon is hardly gotng to— people, but a marathon is hardly gotng to neeten— people, but a marathon is hardly going to hasten our demise as a enectee— going to hasten our demise as a enectee ee— going to hasten our demise as a epectee ee tt-e— going to hasten our demise as a species as it's pretty clear tnet— species as it's pretty clear we tneee— species as it's pretty clear that these eco _ species as it's pretty clear that these eco terrorists who newe — that these eco terrorists who have disrupted— that these eco terrorists who have disrupted the public and ntetet— have disrupted the public and even risked lives— have disrupted the public and even risked lives by glueing

themselves— even risked lives by glueing themselves to— even risked lives by glueing themselves to motorways are tengetw— themselves to motorways are largely bowler— themselves to motorways are largely popular by privileged, enttttet— largely popular by privileged, entitled middle— largely popular by privileged, entitled middle class numpties, wno— entitled middle class numpties, wno enneen— entitled middle class numpties, wno appear to— entitled middle class numpties, who appear to be— entitled middle class numpties, who appear to be on a permanent gap year— who appear to be on a permanent gap ween .— who appear to be on a permanent gap ween . wett— who appear to be on a permanent gap year . well, that's gap year. well, that's understandable . i wouldn't understandable. i wouldn't employ— understandable. i wouldn't employ tnen— understandable. i wouldn't employ them. would you ? but i've employ them. would you? but i've got e— employ them. would you? but i've got e tenteettc— employ them. would you? but i've got a fantastic idea.— employ them. would you? but i've got a fantastic idea. his face tuet— got a fantastic idea. his face tuet tteenet— got a fantastic idea. his face just flashed up— got a fantastic idea. his face just flashed up a— got a fantastic idea. his face just flashed up a second ago. i wtt— just flashed up a second ago. i wttt euggon— just flashed up a second ago. i will support these— just flashed up a second ago. i will support these characters to the will support these characters to tne ntt— will support these characters to tne nttt tt— will support these characters to the hilt if they— will support these characters to the hilt if they first deal with the hilt if they first deal with tne ttggeet— the hilt if they first deal with the biggest polluters as the unttet— the biggest polluters as the united states— the biggest polluters as the united states ,— the biggest polluters as the united states , india, brazil and united states, india, brazil and noet— united states, india, brazil and most importantly,— united states, india, brazil and most importantly, mainland cnnt— most importantly, mainland china. that's— most importantly, mainland china. that's right. most importantly, mainland china. that's right . when they china. that's right. when they nenct— china. that's right. when they march across— china. that's right. when they march across tiananmen square, totgtng— march across tiananmen square, totgtng tente— march across tiananmen square, totgtng tente .— march across tiananmen square, dodging tanks , snipers and the dodging tanks, snipers and the cntneee— dodging tanks, snipers and the chinese national— dodging tanks, snipers and the chinese national guard , i'll be chinese national guard, i'll be cneentng— chinese national guard, i'll be cheering them— chinese national guard, i'll be cheering them on— chinese national guard, i'll be cheering them on all the way . cheering them on all the way. now:— cheering them on all the way. now, princess— cheering them on all the way. now, princess upstart herself, the now, princess upstart herself, tne gutttcttw— now, princess upstart herself, the publicity shy— now, princess upstart herself, the publicity shy self—publicist ttegnen— the publicity shy self—publicist meghan markle— the publicity shy self—publicist meghan markle is back in the t— meghan markle is back in the news. i wonder— meghan markle is back in the news. i wonder how that happened this news. i wonder how that happened the ttne— news. i wonder how that happened the ttne tn— news. i wonder how that happened this time in relation— news. i wonder how that happened this time in relation to those ettegettone— this time in relation to those allegations of— this time in relation to those allegations of racism against the allegations of racism against tne towet— allegations of racism against the royal family which are now etentng— the royal family which are now etentng to— the royal family which are now starting to look— the royal family which are now starting to look older and more neet— starting to look older and more neet tnen— starting to look older and more past their sell— starting to look older and more past their sell by— starting to look older and more past their sell by date than

nneettent— past their sell by date than president joe— past their sell by date than president joe biden rowing back on tne— president joe biden rowing back on the initial— president joe biden rowing back on the initial racism allegation etnet— on the initial racism allegation etnet on— on the initial racism allegation etnet on tne— on the initial racism allegation aired on the oprah winfrey non tntenwtew— aired on the oprah winfrey non tntenwtew .— aired on the oprah winfrey non interview . we're— aired on the oprah winfrey non interview . we're told that she's interview. we're told that she's ctetntng— interview. we're told that she's now claiming the— interview. we're told that she's now claiming the lesser charge of unconscious bias , which is of unconscious bias, which is etnoet— of unconscious bias, which is etnoet ee— of unconscious bias, which is etnoet ee tet— of unconscious bias, which is almost as bad for— of unconscious bias, which is almost as bad for the royal tenttw— almost as bad for the royal tenttw to— almost as bad for the royal tenttw to te— almost as bad for the royal family to be hauled over the coete— family to be hauled over the coete wnen— family to be hauled over the coals when one— family to be hauled over the coals when one of their number nenetw— coals when one of their number merely speculated— coals when one of their number merely speculated as to who the cnttt— merely speculated as to who the cnttt woutt — merely speculated as to who the child would resemble when born woutt— child would resemble when born woutt te— child would resemble when born would be hilarious— child would resemble when born would be hilarious if it wasn't so would be hilarious if it wasn't eo tenegtng— would be hilarious if it wasn't eo tenegtng .— would be hilarious if it wasn't so damaging . has there been so damaging. has there been a tenttw— so damaging. has there been a tenttw tn— so damaging. has there been a family in history— so damaging. has there been a family in history that hasn't ttecueeet— family in history that hasn't discussed which parents the unton— discussed which parents the unborn child— discussed which parents the unborn child will look like ? i'm unborn child will look like? i'm tnettw— unborn child will look like? i'm tnettw — unborn child will look like? i'm tnettw ant— unborn child will look like? i'm pretty sure. and again, you've e ttctune— pretty sure. and again, you've seen a picture of— pretty sure. and again, you've seen a picture of him just now, ed seen a picture of him just now, tt sneenen-e— seen a picture of him just now, ed sheeran's other— seen a picture of him just now, ed sheeran's other half. she nuet— ed sheeran's other half. she nnuet newe— ed sheeran's other half. she must have had— ed sheeran's other half. she must have had sleepless nights wontentng— must have had sleepless nights wondering whether their kids woutt— wondering whether their kids would inherit— wondering whether their kids would inherit his ginger locks or would inherit his ginger locks on enoutt— would inherit his ginger locks on enoutt t— would inherit his ginger locks or should i say— would inherit his ginger locks or should i say strawberry ttonte. — or should i say strawberry ttonte. ttw— or should i say strawberry blonde. my own parents and my tn—tewe— blonde. my own parents and my tn—tewe ttt— blonde. my own parents and my in—laws did it— blonde. my own parents and my in—laws did it when we were extecttng— in—laws did it when we were extecttng oun— in—laws did it when we were expecting our two kids in the end:— expecting our two kids in the ent. tne— expecting our two kids in the ent. tne towe— expecting our two kids in the end, the boys got my charm and goot— end, the boys got my charm and goot toote— end, the boys got my charm and goot toote ent— end, the boys got my charm and good looks and their mothers teet— good looks and their mothers teet ent— good looks and their mothers feet and short— good looks and their mothers feet and short temper , we're feet and short temper, we're tott— feet and short temper, we're tott tn— feet and short temper, we're told in written— feet and short temper, we're told in written correspondence wttn— told in written correspondence wttn tne— told in written correspondence wttn tne ttng— told in written correspondence with the king in—

told in written correspondence with the king in which she tteennetw— with the king in which she bizarrely interrogated charles oentnte— bizarrely interrogated charles over this non— bizarrely interrogated charles over this non story that meghan nencte— over this non story that meghan ttentte ttt— over this non story that meghan markle did not— over this non story that meghan markle did not get a response ene— markle did not get a response ene wee— markle did not get a response she was satisfied— markle did not get a response she was satisfied with. we're tott— she was satisfied with. we're tott tnet— she was satisfied with. we're tott tnet te— she was satisfied with. we're told that is the _ she was satisfied with. we're told that is the reason for her eteence— told that is the reason for her absence from _ told that is the reason for her absence from the— told that is the reason for her absence from the coronation. as wett— absence from the coronation. as wett ee— absence from the coronation. as wett ee tutttng— absence from the coronation. as well as putting her— absence from the coronation. as well as putting her children nnet— well as putting her children first. forgive— well as putting her children first. forgive me for a moment wnttet— first. forgive me for a moment wnttet t— first. forgive me for a moment whilst i throw— first. forgive me for a moment whilst i throw up— first. forgive me for a moment whilst i throw up into a bucket. tenttw— whilst i throw up into a bucket. tenttw nnet— whilst i throw up into a bucket. family first. do— whilst i throw up into a bucket. family first. do me a favour. snee— family first. do me a favour. sne-e etout— family first. do me a favour. she's about as— family first. do me a favour. she's about as family first as toeen— she's about as family first as josef nnttet— she's about as family first as josef tnttet .— she's about as family first as josef fritzl . and— she's about as family first as josef fritzl . and how dare she josef fritzl. and how dare she tectune— josef fritzl. and how dare she tectune tne— josef fritzl. and how dare she lecture the king— josef fritzl. and how dare she lecture the king and guilt trip ntn— lecture the king and guilt trip ntn owen— lecture the king and guilt trip him over these— lecture the king and guilt trip him over these flimsy accusations- him over these flimsy accusations ,- him over these flimsy accusations , the arrogance and accusations, the arrogance and the accusations, the arrogance and tne — accusations, the arrogance and the narcissism of— accusations, the arrogance and the narcissism of this woman tnowe— the narcissism of this woman tnowe no— the narcissism of this woman knows no bounds— the narcissism of this woman knows no bounds at all. she is eucn— knows no bounds at all. she is now such a diva— knows no bounds at all. she is now such a diva .— knows no bounds at all. she is now such a diva . she makes now such a diva. she makes nenet— now such a diva. she makes ttentet cenew— now such a diva. she makes mariah carey look like a low maintenance,— mariah carey look like a low maintenance, shrinking violet. tnent— maintenance, shrinking violet. tnent cot— maintenance, shrinking violet. thank god she's— maintenance, shrinking violet. thank god she's not coming to the coronation.— thank god she's not coming to the coronation. if— thank god she's not coming to the coronation. if anyone could etott— the coronation. if anyone could etott e— the coronation. if anyone could etott e tew— the coronation. if anyone could etott e tenw. tte— the coronation. if anyone could spoil a party, it's this entitled— spoil a party, it's this entitled prima donna . she might entitled prima donna. she might newe— entitled prima donna. she might newe otenet— entitled prima donna. she might have opened fire— entitled prima donna. she might have opened fire on our royal tenttw.— have opened fire on our royal tenttw. tut— have opened fire on our royal family, but with— have opened fire on our royal family, but with her absence on the family, but with her absence on tne etn— family, but with her absence on tne etn ot— family, but with her absence on tne etn ot maye— family, but with her absence on the 6th of may, king charles has totget— the 6th of may, king charles has totget e— the 6th of may, king charles has dodged a bullet— the 6th of may, king charles has dodged a bullet .—

the 6th of may, king charles has dodged a bullet . well, we've dodged a bullet. well, we've teen— dodged a bullet. well, we've teen tn— dodged a bullet. well, we've been in touch— dodged a bullet. well, we've been in touch with meghan ttentte-e— been in touch with meghan markle's people. we've got a eeonpee tn— markle's people. we've got a response in the— markle's people. we've got a response in the last few ntnutee.— response in the last few minutes. here- response in the last few minutes. here is the statement. tne— minutes. here is the statement. tne tucneee— minutes. here is the statement. the duchess of— minutes. here is the statement. the duchess of sussex is going etout— the duchess of sussex is going etout nen— the duchess of sussex is going about her life— the duchess of sussex is going about her life in— the duchess of sussex is going about her life in the present, not— about her life in the present, not tntnttng— about her life in the present, not thinking about correspondence from two years ego — correspondence from two years ego netetet— correspondence from two years ego netetet to— correspondence from two years ago related to conversations non— ago related to conversations tnon toun— ago related to conversations from four years— ago related to conversations from four years ago. any euggeetton— from four years ago. any suggestion otherwise is false. ant— suggestion otherwise is false. ant tenttw— suggestion otherwise is false. and frankly ridiculous. we encourage tabloid media and nowet— encourage tabloid media and various royal correspondents to etot — various royal correspondents to etot tne — various royal correspondents to stop the exhausting circus that tnew— stop the exhausting circus that tnew etone— stop the exhausting circus that tnew etone ee— stop the exhausting circus that they alone are creating . well, they alone are creating. well, tnene— they alone are creating. well, tnene wou— they alone are creating. well, tnene wou go. — they alone are creating. well, there you go. they've had their ntgnt— there you go. they've had their ntgnt to— there you go. they've had their ntgnt to netw— there you go. they've had their right to reply. what's your new— right to reply. what's your view? margaret gb news .uk neecttng— view? margaret gb news .uk neecttng to— view? margaret gb news .uk neecttng to nw— view? margaret gb news .uk reacting to my take at ten tv tegent— reacting to my take at ten tv news legend john sergeant at tounnettet— news legend john sergeant at journalist and— news legend john sergeant at journalist and author peter ttowt— journalist and author peter ttowt ent— journalist and author peter lloyd and model and actress aentwn— lloyd and model and actress ashlyn horgan—wallace . let's ashlyn horgan—wallace. let's eten— ashlyn horgan—wallace. let's eten wttn— ashlyn horgan—wallace. let's etenwttnwou— ashlyn horgan—wallace. let's start with you, peter lloyd . has start with you, peter lloyd. has ttng— start with you, peter lloyd. has xtng cnentee— start with you, peter lloyd. has king charles dodged a bullet wttn— king charles dodged a bullet wttn tne— king charles dodged a bullet with the absence of meghan nencte— with the absence of meghan markle from _ with the absence of meghan markle from the coronation? oh eteotutetw. — markle from the coronation? oh absolutely. none— markle from the coronation? oh absolutely. none of us on the tenet— absolutely. none of us on the tenet wentct— absolutely. none of us on the panel wanted to— absolutely. none of us on the panel wanted to hear. and nobody in panel wanted to hear. and nobody tn tne— panel wanted to hear. and nobody tn tne countnw— panel wanted to hear. and nobody in the country probably wanted to teen. — in the country probably wanted to teen. so— in the country probably wanted to hear. so great.— in the country probably wanted to hear. so great. i love the tect— to hear. so great. i love the tect tnet— to hear. so great. i love the fact that she's— to hear. so great. i love the

fact that she's not going to be tnene.— fact that she's not going to be tnene. wototw— fact that she's not going to be there. nobody wants her anyway. tnet-e— there. nobody wants her anyway. that's fantastic. _ there. nobody wants her anyway. that's fantastic. and can i just say,— that's fantastic. and can i just say not— that's fantastic. and can i just eew. not ontw— that's fantastic. and can i just eew. not ontw te— that's fantastic. and can i just say, not only is she the biggest nencteetet— say, not only is she the biggest narcissist on— say, not only is she the biggest narcissist on the— say, not only is she the biggest narcissist on the planet, but nen—ot- narcissist on the planet, but- her_of coercive her behaviour smacks of coercive contnot — her behaviour smacks of coercive connct—te- control, the way she is teotetet. — control, the way she is isolated. prince harry from his tenttw— isolated. prince harry from his tenttw nee— isolated. prince harry from his tenttw nee got— isolated. prince harry from his family has got red flags all tt— family has got red flags all tt. tne— family has got red flags all over it. the sooner they get ttwoncet— over it. the sooner they get divorced and _ over it. the sooner they get divorced and he— over it. the sooner they get divorced and he moves back to tnttetn— divorced and he moves back to tnttetn tne— divorced and he moves back to britain, the better— divorced and he moves back to britain, the better . well, look, britain, the better. well, look, wou-ne— britain, the better. well, look, woune noneet— britain, the better. well, look, you're honest as— britain, the better. well, look, you're honest as always. and on the you're honest as always. and on tne totnt— you're honest as always. and on the point ashlene— you're honest as always. and on the point ashlene ,— you're honest as always. and on the point ashlene , your reaction the point ashlene, your reaction to tnte— the point ashlene, your reaction to this debate. _ the point ashlene, your reaction to this debate. of— the point ashlene, your reaction to this debate. of course, you know.— to this debate. of course, you know. ttegnen— to this debate. of course, you know, meghan markle, they're in correspondence— know, meghan markle, they're in correspondence with the king. ton-t— correspondence with the king. ton-t wou— correspondence with the king. don't you think— correspondence with the king. don't you think that charles had tetten— don't you think that charles had tetten tntnge— don't you think that charles had better things to— don't you think that charles had better things to do than handle this better things to do than handle the women-e— better things to do than handle this woman's letters? “ti?“ this woman's letters? yeah, eteotutetw. — this woman's letters? yeah, eteotutetw. t— this woman's letters? yeah, absolutely. i just. this woman's letters? yeah, absolutely. ijust. i this woman's letters? yeah, absolutely. i just. i just. absolutely. ijust. ijust. i mean, i just don't think there's any place for her here, if i'm honest at first, i wasn't anti meghan. then i watched that meghan. and then i watched that documentary and yeah, was documentary and yeah, it was given red flags . it documentary and yeah, it was given red flags. it was documentary and yeah, it was given red flags . it was given given red flags. it was given narcissism. and she lost me the moment that she mocked and mimicked when she had to curtsy to the queen. i mean, have some blinking respect for want of a better swear word. yeah. she's honestly , she is. no love lost .

honestly, she is. no love lost. stay. stay in america, honey. john sergeant, are you willing to tetent— john sergeant, are you willing to defend meghan— “tit” sergeant, are you willing to defend meghan markle? centetntw— to defend meghan markle? certainly not.— to defend meghan markle? certainly not. no— to defend meghan markle? certainly not. no i- to defend meghan markle? certainly not. no i mean, the simple question. why isn't she coming to the coronation i think there's a very simple answer because if she did come, she would be booed and that would not look good. it wouldn't film well , and she not look good. it wouldn't film well, and she would find that very difficult to cope with. she's not loved here. she's got to know that we used to love her. we probably loved too her much. now that could well be the issue. john, much. now that could well be the issue . john, your reaction to issue. john, your reaction to tne— issue. john, your reaction to tne tuet— issue. john, your reaction to tne tuet stop— issue. john, your reaction to the just stop oil— john, your reaction to the just stop oil protests that we've seen this— the just stop oil protests that we've seen this week? the cnucttte— we've seen this week? the crucible theatre - we've seen this week? the crucible theatre for the snooker totenttet— crucible theatre for the snooker potential disruption of the tonton— potential disruption of the london marathon tomorrow, which has london marathon tomorrow, which nee got— london marathon tomorrow, which nee got to— london marathon tomorrow, which nee got to te— london marathon tomorrow, which has got to be one— london marathon tomorrow, which has got to be one of— london marathon tomorrow, which has got to be one of the lowest ceton— has got to be one of the lowest carbon events— has got to be one of the lowest carbon events imaginable. yeah, no, carbon events imaginable. yeah, t— carbon events imaginable. yeah, t tnnt— carbon events imaginable. yeah, t tntnt t— carbon events imaginable. yeah, no, i think i think— carbon events imaginable. yeah, no, i think i think it's extremely— no, i think i think it's extremely tedious. these demonstrations and they're ruining the whole the whole chance of proper demonstrations or a real feeling about subjects that matter. and they don't seem to realise this. they don't seem to realise this. they don't seem

to realise this. they don't seem to realise that most of their activities put people off. it doesn't encourage people. they don't think, oh, i must destroy the next snooker game. i see. i must make sure that i climb up over some bridge. i must make sure when i see a horse race that i rush in front and glue myself off to the next jump. they have to make. now, people don't think like that and they seem to be from that point of view, extra ordinarily naive about the way that politics is enacted . even that kind of enacted. even that kind of politics. the politics of protest. okay. politics. the politics of protest . okay. and peter , how protest. okay. and peter, how are protest. okay. and peter, how we gotng— protest. okay. and peter, how we gotng to— protest. okay. and peter, how are we going to get- okay. and peter, how are we going to get the birth nete— are we going to get the birth nete “p7— are we going to get the birth nete ”p7 t— are we going to get the birth rate up? i mean,— are we going to get the birth rate up? i mean, looking at you, you— rate up? i mean, looking at you, wou coutt— rate up? i mean, looking at you, wou coutt tett. — rate up? i mean, looking at you, you could help. well, i mean, i ton-t— you could help. well, i mean, i ton-t know.— you could help. well, i mean, i ton-t tnow. t— you could help. well, i mean, i don't know. i think— you could help. well, i mean, i don't know. i think there's a cencen— don't know. i think there's a cencen tnet— don't know. i think there's a chance that these two could have a chance that these two could have e cnttt— chance that these two could have a child because— chance that these two could have a child because this— chance that these two could have a child because this think a child because this i think tnene-e— a child because this i think there's some— a child because this i think there's some chemistry going on. see.— there's some chemistry going on. sonnw-t— there's some chemistry going on. sew-t know— there's some chemistry going on. sorry, _i know you're - sorry, john, i know you're nenntet— sorry, john, i know you're married-not- sorry, john, i know you'rei married.-not-not married. i i'm not i'm not tnttwtng— married. i i'm not i'm not implying that_ married. i i'm not i'm not implying that john would ever do enwtntng— implying that john would ever do anything-0b- implying that john would ever do enwtntng-onlt-nl anything unfaithful or. but i'm just anything unfaithful or. but i'm tuet eewtng— anything unfaithful or. but i'm tuet eewtng tnet— anything unfaithful or. but i'm just saying that the ticket, the centnet—tuet- central chemistry. i'm just eewtng— central chemistry. i'm just eewtng-.- central chemistry. i'm just eewtng-. tte- central chemistry. i'm just. saying -. it's there. saying it's there. it's there. tonn— saying it's there. it's there. tonn ton-t— saying it's there. it's there. john, don't look- saying it's there. it's there. john, don't look at me like tnet— john, don't look at me like tnet. vou— john, don't look at me like that. you know— john, don't look at me like that. you know what i'm talking etout. — that. you know what i'm talking

about. .electric. it's- about. it's electric. it's etectnttwtng— about. it's electric. it's electrifying. - about. it's electric. it's electrifying. don't- about. c i ti. it's electrifying . ttit“ c about. it's electric. it's electrifying . don't be silly. electrifying. don't be silly. now stay in your seat. we're a long way apart. all right. sorry, mr sergeant. i'm only tottng— sorry, mr sergeant. i'm only joking just for now. anyway, let's wait until the cameras turn off, darling. there you go. well, listen, folks, your neecton— well, listen, folks, your- reaction—markle's reaction to meghan markle's eteence— reaction to meghan markle's absence coronation. absence from the coronation. net— absence from the coronation. net-tetten— absence from the coronation. her- letters to - absence from the coronation. her-letters to you,- absence from the coronation. her-letters to you, kingi her angry letters to you, king charles. after that oprah interview of course, a few years ago. now, meghan says she wants to move on, but i'm not sure she does. and also the low birth rate. are you worried? lots to come. next up, could you face another four years of joe biden in the white house? well, he wants another run at the presidency. we'll discuss that with the queen of us showbiz royal and political reporting. kinsey schofield. she's . next kinsey schofield. she's. next earlier

radio. as- radio. as across radio. - as across so tette— as across 50 many tetto— as across so many topics at execttw— as across so many topics at execttw toeo — as across so many topics at exactly 1030 when we got the eetee— exactly 1030 when we got the tetene ee—

exactly 1030 when we got the tetene ee wett. — exactly 1030 when we got the papers as well. but it's time ton— papers as well. but it's time now for us news— papers as well. but it's time now for us news with the queen of now for us news with the queen ot ue— now for us news with the queen ot ue enowtte— now for us news with the queen of us showbiz royal— now for us news with the queen of us showbiz royal and tottttcet— of us showbiz royal and political reporting. and one of the political reporting. and one of tne ttg— political reporting. and one of tne ttg etene— political reporting. and one of the big stars of— political reporting. and one of the big stars of the mark dolan tontgnt— the big stars of the mark dolan tonight coronation coverage. it is tonight coronation coverage. it te ttneew— tonight coronation coverage. it is kinsey schofield. hi, kinsey . twe— is kinsey schofield. hi, kinsey . we got— is kinsey schofield. hi, kinsey . we got nw— is kinsey schofield. hi, kinsey . i've got my glasses. i'm tecttng— . i've got my glasses. i'm tecttng. twe— . i've got my glasses. i'm packing. i've got my bunting for my hotel room. i am coming so tnetenet— my hotel room. i am coming so tnetenet wou— my hotel room. i am coming so prepared you won't— i am coming so prepared you won't even believe now— prepared you won't even believe now tnetenet— prepared you won't even believe now tnetenet t— prepared you won't even believe how prepared i am. 0“ prepared you won't even believe how prepared i am. o“ ”tzi; how prepared i am. oh, we're going— how prepared i am. oh, we're gotng to— how prepared i am. oh, we're going to like going to give you lots of british treats. you're going to have jellied eels, which are very london, a pint of bubbly ale. we're going to have a time. kinsey cannot wait a great time. kinsey cannot wait for neither can for this, and neither can america. i feel like the excitement is building stateside . it is. it is . excitement is building stateside . itis. itis. i excitement is building stateside . it is. it is. i mean, ithink . it is. it is. i mean, i think fort— . it is. it is. i mean, i think for, you know, the younger generation, this is the first time they've seen something as extraordinary as king charles's coronation. and i do think he's unique in the fact that he he is traditional, but he's also attempted to modernise the monarchy for decades. so i look forward to seeing some of those tweaks and changes he's making

because i trust him in a lot of those. i because i trust him in a lot of those . i think you're right. i those. i think you're right. i tnnt— those. i think you're right. i tntnt nee— those. i think you're right. i think he's got— those. i think you're right. i think he's got off- i think you're right. i think he's got off to a great etent— think he's got off to a great eten ee— think he's got off to a great start as monarch. he's dynamic. nee— start as monarch. he's dynamic. ne-e nen— start as monarch. he's dynamic. ne-e ot— start as monarch. he's dynamic. he's man of the— start as monarch. he's dynamic. he's man of the people and it's going— he's man of the people and it's gotng to— he's man of the people and it's gotng to te— he's man of the people and it's gotng to te e— he's man of the people and it's going to be a sensible but cetetnetonw— going to be a sensible but celebratory affair. there's a etonw— celebratory affair. there's a etonw tnet-e— celebratory affair. there's a story that's just— celebratory affair. there's a story that's just broken in the sun— story that's just broken in the sun newepepen— story that's just broken in the sun newspaper. i— story that's just broken in the sun newspaper. i know you're tnte— sun newspaper. i know you're across this and— sun newspaper. i know you're across this and it's in relation to tntnce— across this and it's in relation to prince harry,— across this and it's in relation to prince harry, who we're told ntgnt— to prince harry, who we're told ntgnt te— to prince harry, who we're told might be homesick. tell me more . ttet-e— might be homesick. tell me more . ttet-e ttgtt— might be homesick. tell me more . that's right. the— might be homesick. tell me more . that's right. the source- might be homesick. tell me more . that's right. the source to the sun said that harry was desperate to return for the coronation. he was so homesick that he was eager to reconnect with his family and missed some of his friends. with his family and missed some of his friends . and i, you know of his friends. and i, you know , i wonder, mark, you know , is , i wonder, mark, you know, is he truly happy after all of the destruction over the last few years? is he alone on an island called montecito? you know, i do think that he probably misses the pomp and ceremony. and he said during that netflix special that he specifically did miss some of the aspects of the royal family when they got together, when they had some of those old traditions that we just spoke

about. so i'm curious to see what his body language is throughout the coronation indeed. and notwithstanding all the indeed. and notwithstanding all tne contttct— indeed. and notwithstanding all the conflict that— indeed. and notwithstanding all the conflict that we've seen tetween— the conflict that we've seen between hollywood and windsor in the between hollywood and windsor in tne teet— between hollywood and windsor in tne teet tew— between hollywood and windsor in the last few years— between hollywood and windsor in the last few years ,— the last few years, miraculously, king charles the last few years, _ miraculously, king charles and new— miraculously, king charles and new newe— miraculously, king charles and harry have managed to keep eonetntng— harry have managed to keep eonetntng ot— harry have managed to keep something of a— harry have managed to keep something of a relationship gotng.— something of a relationship gotng. t— something of a relationship going. i understand it was a coeeton— going. i understand it was a conversation between the king ent— conversation between the king ent tte— conversation between the king ent nte eo— conversation between the king and his son that— conversation between the king and his son that led to his eccettence— and his son that led to his acceptance of— and his son that led to his acceptance of this invitation to the coronation— acceptance of this invitation to the coronation _ acceptance of this invitation to the coronation / acceptance of this invitation to the coronation “ti?“ ' “t: acceptance of this invitation to the coronation / ' “t: the coronation yeah. and this source actually suggests that the ping pong game that we had heard about, the negotiation allegations wasn't necessarily the case. it was actually harry eagerly trying to get a hold of his dad and his dad just being a little too busy with this. i mean, with becoming the new monarch, with the coronation and everything. and also, they they did say that perhaps he wasn't necessarily 100% trusting of his son, just quite yet. but it was not necessarily this ping pong game of negotiations . harry just game of negotiations. harry just had a hard time getting his dad

on the phone. but once he did , on the phone. but once he did, they both felt comfortable. they had that heart to heart. and now the king is looking forward to seeing son at coronation seeing his son at the coronation ian, what do you make meghan ian, what do you make of meghan ttentte-e—we-we- ian, what do you make of meghan markle's—we've just. markle's statement? we've just guotet— markle's statement? we've just guotet-tne— markle's statement? we've just quoted -the _she - quoted it on the show. she tntnte— quoted it on the show. she thinks that— quoted it on the show. she thinks that these stories thinks that all these stories etout— thinks that all these stories about letters— thinks that all these stories about letters that she wrote to the about letters that she wrote to tne tnen — about letters that she wrote to the then prince— about letters that she wrote to the then prince of— about letters that she wrote to the then prince of wales, now all the then prince of wales, now ett ttng— the then prince of wales, now all king charles,— the then prince of wales, now all king charles, in the light of all king charles, in the light ot tne— all king charles, in the light ot tne etnet— all king charles, in the light of the oprah interview, she said it's of the oprah interview, she said we ott— of the oprah interview, she said we ott newe— of the oprah interview, she said it's old news. she— of the oprah interview, she said it's old news. she wants to move on. it's old news. she wants to move to— it's old news. she wants to move to wou— it's old news. she wants to move to wou tuw— it's old news. she wants to move on. do you buy that— it's old news. she wants to move on. do you buy that ? on. do you buy that? i love this guote— on. do you buy that? i love this quote, mark. i mean, these are the same people that three years after they left the uk produced six hours of content for netflix complaining about what happened three years ago , a book three years ago, a book complaining about what happened three years ago, or a petty things that happened 20 years ago. they didn't get the biggest room. oh woe is me. champagne problems. these are people that are fixated in the past. they are fixated in the past. they are stuck in the past . and i are stuck in the past. and i would just you know, i'm just suggesting telegraph has had suggesting the telegraph has had very good access to harry and meghan leaks. they had spare

before anybody else had spare. and they were the first ones to report that harry had tried to see charles when he was there for that lawsuit a few weeks ago, charles refused to see ago, and charles refused to see them. it seem like them. so it does seem like somebody close to the sussexes has contact at telegraph. has a contact at the telegraph. i'm that's all i'm i'm just saying. that's all i'm saying joe biden wants to saying. joe biden wants to tnten— saying. joe biden wants to ttnten tne— saying. joe biden wants to finish the job.— “3 joe biden wants to finish the job. tell me more , finish the job. tell me more, ttneew— finish the job. tell me more, ttneew. otew— finish the job. tell me more, ttneew. otew — finish the job. tell me more, kinsey. okay so- finish the job. tell me more, kinsey. okay ”tzi; finish the job. tell me more, kinsey. okay “g kinsey. okay so they're saying that tuesday he's going to officially announce his run for president agency and that his motto might be finish the job. mark. there is a grim reaper joke here that i refuse to make because i'm above that . but because i'm above that. but people are are kind of just patiently waiting to see what comes out of his mouth on tuesday. will that be his official motto? we're going to have to wait and see. but tuesday is the big day. but america is so bonkers that he could run and he could win . could run and he could win. please pray for us. get on your hands and knees as soon as the show is over and just say a little prayer. i mean , he could

little prayer. i mean, he could i don't know , his his his i don't know, his his his approval rating is so bad right now that i don't you know, and it does seem like the democrats it's not going to be robert kennedy jr although i love a good kennedy , but it does seem good kennedy, but it does seem like the democrats are desperate to find someone arnie that they could slide in in his place because he's not. he's not been a great reflection of the party. most certainly. well you're a gneet— most certainly. well you're a great reflection— most certainly. well you're a great reflection of gb news and woune— great reflection of gb news and woune gotng— great reflection of gb news and woune gotng to— great reflection of gb news and woune gotng to te— great reflection of gb news and you're going to be the face of our coronation— you're going to be the face of our coronation coverage on the ot— our coronation coverage on the ot tne— our coronation coverage on the eve of the coronation that's tnttew— eve of the coronation that's tnttew. tne— eve of the coronation that's friday, the 5th— eve of the coronation that's friday, the 5th of may. i'll be at friday, the 5th of may. i'll be et tne— friday, the 5th of may. i'll be et tne tetece— friday, the 5th of may. i'll be at the palace with kinsey, with tonn — at the palace with kinsey, with tonn towe— at the palace with kinsey, with tom bower and— at the palace with kinsey, with tom bower and many other tuntnentee. — tom bower and many other luminaries. and— tom bower and many other luminaries. and kinsey is doing the luminaries. and kinsey is doing tne toutte— luminaries. and kinsey is doing the double because i hope if ene-e— the double because i hope if she's available,— the double because i hope if she's available, she'll be with us on saturday— she's available, she'll be with us on saturday as— she's available, she'll be with us on saturday as well for the big— us on saturday as well for the ttg tew— us on saturday as well for the ttg tew. ene-e— us on saturday as well for the big day. she's going to be ewenwwnene— big day. she's going to be everywhere because the everywhere because she is the queen— everywhere because she is the oueenlue. — everywhere because she is the queen us. showbiz royal and queen of us. showbiz royal and tottttcet— queen of us. showbiz royal and political—kinseyl political reporting. and kinsey wtt— political reporting. and kinsey wit-tn— political reporting. and kinsey will-inlweek's- political reporting. and kinsey will in week's time will see you in a week's time wnen— will see you in a week's time when-excitement- will see you in a week's time when excitement will be at a when the excitement will be at a tewen— when the excitement will be at a tewen tttcn. — when the excitement will be at a fever pitch. erg. _ when the excitement will be at a fever pitch. erg. ' die; fever pitch. erg. absolutely. see— fever pitch. erg. absolutely. see you soon. see you soon. the brilliant kinsey schofield- “ “ the brilliant kinsey schofield check out nen— brilliant kinsey schofield check out her website _ brilliant kinsey schofield check out her website to die for daily

ent— out her website to die for daily ent nen— out her website to die for daily and her podcast_ out her website to die for daily and her podcast the same and her podcast of the same venw— and her podcast of the same name. very excited- and her podcast of the same name. very excited about what's coming it is coming up because it is tomorrow's it's the tomorrow's papers. it's the sunday papers with full pundit reaction. the brilliant ashlene horgan—wallace , peter lloyd and horgan—wallace, peter lloyd and tv news legend john sergeant said a sunday papers next with some great headlines. see you .

we're proud to be gb news the teotte— we're proud to be gb news the teotte .— we're proud to be gb news the teotte . tnotuce— we're proud to be gb news the people . produce circle is people. produce circle is eteotutetw— people. produce circle is absolutely right. c c absolutely right. it's time for your— absolutely right. it's time for your feedback. can i apologise? it's been such a busy show. i haven't had a chance to get to your emails and it's always the best bit of the show. so is voter id undemocratic making people when people have identification when they from brenda. hi they vote? this from brenda. hi brenda. good evening. how are you? thanks your email . you? thanks for your email. brenda mark. what's the brenda says hi mark. what's the fuss ? we lived in fuss about? we lived in australia for 34 years and at each you were forced to each election you were forced to go to the polling station and presented your the presented your id and the officer would cross you off on the electoral roll as you were

handed papers. why handed your voting papers. why can't the do it? can't the brits do it? ridiculous fuss about nothing . ridiculous fuss about nothing. alan says mark, vote for id should be compulsory areas with a high volume of non integrating backgrounds are block voting not individually voting because they are to told do this on our conversation in relation to william hague who said that women have got to get over it and get used to the idea of biological males who call themselves women who identify as females entering female spaces, joining the women's institute. well, i've got a correction from carol. carol says, hi, mark. the we have included trans women for a number of years, even transitioning people. please check your facts, says carol. carol, thank you for that. i always love it when you guys put me right, because this show is all about what you've got to say. and if you've got knowledge that i ain't, then please get in touch on the issue of also changing rooms. this is the idea

of unisex changing rooms rather than male and female . quite a than male and female. quite a powerful email from pat and pat is a lady, pat said, i've had a breast removed because of cancen breast removed because of cancer. women in changing rooms are interested to know what's happened and they're very sympathetic . nick i would be so sympathetic. nick i would be so embarrassed if a man was in the changing room, which luckily has not yet happened . thank you for not yet happened. thank you for that. actually, that is val . can that. actually, that is val. can i apologise? come from pat's email . i i apologise? come from pat's email. i think you've used patsy more, but that's from val. so val, thank you for that. and i'm. hopeful that you've i'm. i'm hopeful that you've made a recovery. thank made a full recovery. and thank you very honest email . you for your very honest email. quickly, is it wrong to leave your partner when they fall ill? no, says margaret. you should not leave your partner if they become they need even become ill, they need you. even more time. if i really more at that time. if i really love someone, i could not leave them if they were ill or incapacity stated in way. incapacity stated in any way. and not least, from and last but not least, from bridget. how bridget. hi bridget. how are you? bridget said my partner you? bridget has said my partner has brain cancer. i stayed with and looked after my partner who

had brain cancer until the very end. i wouldn't leave him at all. it's difficult because she's probably dreading the end , but there help from brain , but there is help from brain tumour research. thank you for that , tumour research. thank you for that, bridget. and may your partner rest in peace. i'll get some of your emails some more of your emails shortly. know i love getting shortly. you know i love getting them market .uk. but them market gb news .uk. but it's them market gb news .uk. but wsfime them market gb news .uk. but it's time now for the papers hot off the and we start with off the press. and we start with the express and they lead with activist civil servants . target activist civil servants. target suella suella braverman tonight vowed to press ahead with tough laws to tackle illegal immigration as allies warned that activist civil servants are out to get her. tory mps fear that officials who drove deputy pm dominic raab from office now have their home secretary in their sights as they've told her to prepare for a vicious new whispering campaign as her key stop the boats bill returns to the commons this week. we'll get reaction from all of my pundits, including john sergeant, on that one, prince charming louis turns five. i've got to say william and kate and also harry and

meghan, they've got beautiful kids, haven't they? next up, we've got the sunday mirror. andreas is that right? yes, indeed. ex—pms fourth holiday since quitting . well, i don't since quitting. well, i don't blame him. no, i don't. since quitting. well, i don't blame him. no, i don't . we'd all blame him. no, i don't. we'd all be. we'd all be on a permanent houday be. we'd all be on a permanent holiday if we were boris johnson, wouldn't we? johnson's k night holiday at lone pal's k a night holiday at lone pal's villa. johnson. his family villa. borisjohnson. his family have holidayed at his tycoon cousin's four grand. tonight. villa the stay their fourth vacation in just i think it's 12 months we've got that little bit of text is cut off there at the luxury caribbean home of sam blythe there you go. it's nice work if you can get it. the independent acas. goodbye possums. tributes pour in for dame edna star barry humphries and british legion tells pm help afghan war heroes who helped us. the royal british legion has urged the government to honour its commitment to help afghan war veterans as it backed the independent's campaign to stop the threatened deportation of an afghan fighter pilot who arrived

in britain on a small boat. the mail on sunday next. king charles the third coronation tea towel. well, i want to get my dirty mitts on one of those. let me tell you. also special tribute. why barry humphries stayed sober for 50 years and eco warriors and republican fanatics could cause injury or death at coronation parade. senior security sources tell the mail on sunday. extremists vile plot to spook king's horses with rape alarms . and last but not rape alarms. and last but not not least, we got plenty of more. actually, the observer tory plan to politicise civil service after rob scam school and care homes using revenge evictions to stifle complaints . evictions to stifle complaints. sunday telegraph braverman i'm ready to defy judges on migrants and sunak using tory mps as cannon fodder to shield himself. this amid criticism on the part of the pm for not standing up for and defending dominic raab

and keeping him in post. and last but not least , for now, last but not least, for now, tributes and tears for dame edna everage, star barry humphries. good night possums, fans and celebrities are mourning dame edna everage , creator barry edna everage, creator barry humphries after he died in hospital aged 89, hailed as one of the funniest people ever. and i would echo that sentiment. those are your front pages . i've those are your front pages. i've got 1 or 2 more to come, but let's get full pundit reaction now from the brilliant journalist and author peter lloyd , tv news legend john lloyd, tv news legend john sergeant and i managed to get myself in the shot there. we've also total egomaniac here's me talking about narcissists. we've also got the wonderful broadcaster model and entrepreneur ashlyn horgan . entrepreneur ashlyn horgan. wallace right. well let's get straight into this. if we can. and this story is deeply worrying. peter, i think you'll agree it's the mail on sunday extremists vile plot to spook the king's horses with rape

alarms. yeah, i mean, this is particularly concerning because it was only a few weeks ago that the mail on sunday did the story about the grand national. yeah. and that the activists were planning to disrupt the proceedings, which was great journalism. it was great journalism. i mean, it was great journalism. i mean, it was great journalism was really journalism. and what was really scary is that the scary about that is that the warnings weren't heeded. activists allowed to activists were still allowed to infiltrate the events caused disruption. and of course , you disruption. and of course, you know, it was devastating for people involved . so what's people involved. so what's really scary about this story is that it's likely a to be true, but b, it's also likely to be borne out with. it's likely to borne outwith. it's likely to happen. yes i mean, it's a very fine line between the right to protest and free speech versus breaking the law. where do we draw that line? i mean, it's such a grey area. it's very difficult to say. but i mean, you know, let's just hope the horses kick them where it hurts . yeah, the answer . a bit . yeah, that's the answer. a bit of natural justice. there you go . do with . what would you do with protesters at the coronation? i think we can all agree that the right to protest is very sacred. well, dogs are really well

well, my dogs are really well tnetnet— well, my dogs are really well tnetnet. tt— well, my dogs are really well trained. i'd have— well, my dogs are really well trained. i'd have them attack tnen— trained. i'd have them attack them _basically them back because basically uetng— them back because basically uetng e— them back because basically uetng e notee— them back because basically using a noise against a horse is tte— using a noise against a horse is we en— using a noise against a horse is we en ect— using a noise against a horse is we en ect ot— using a noise against a horse is like an act of violence against a like an act of violence against e nonee— like an act of violence against e n tte— like an act of violence against a horse. it's john— like an act of violence against a horse. it's john bad. like an act of violence against a horse. it'sjohn bad. /tit. a horse. it's john bad. you've teen— a horse. it's john bad. you've teen cowenng— a horse. it's john bad. you've been covering politics for many decades with distinction. is this sort of civil disobedience familiar to you or has it reached a new level, would you say? a fever pitch is going through a phase and it does happen. it's a sort of people tnnt— happen. it's a sort of people new on,— happen. it's a sort of people think, oh, let's— happen. it's a sort of people think, oh, let's do— “ it's a sort of people think, oh, let's do that. and tnen— think, oh, let's do that. and tnen tnew— think, oh, let's do that. and tnen tnew go— think, oh, let's do that. and then they go on— think, oh, let's do that. and then they go on saying, let's do tnet— then they go on saying, let's do tnet. ant— then they go on saying, let's do that. and some— then they go on saying, let's do that. and some people say it's not— that. and some people say it's not neettw— that. and some people say it's not really working— that. and some people say it's not really working , is it? so not really working, is it? so woue— not really working, is it? so woue got— not really working, is it? so woue got to— not really working, is it? so woue got to go— not really working, is it? so you've got to go through a whole cwcte— you've got to go through a whole cwcte ot— you've got to go through a whole cycle of education,— you've got to go through a whole cycle of education, particularly you've got to go through a whole cycyoung ducation, particularly you've got to go through a whole cycyoung people 1, particularly you've got to go through a whole cycyoung people t0)articularly you've got to go through a whole cycyoung people to see :ularly you've got to go through a whole cycyoung people to see how ly you've got to go through a whole cycyoung people to see how far for young people to see how far tnew— for young people to see how far tnew cen— for young people to see how far tnew euen— for young people to see how far tnew tuen tt— for young people to see how far they can push it ,— for young people to see how far they can push it, what for young people to see how far they can push it , what the they can push it, what the ecton— they can push it, what the reaction, the _ they can push it, what the reaction, the real reaction is, not— reaction, the real reaction is, not tuet— reaction, the real reaction is, not just parents— reaction, the real reaction is, not just parents saying don't do tnte— not just parents saying don't do the ent— not just parents saying don't do this and don't— not just parents saying don't do this and don't that and don't this and don't do that and don't do this and don't do that and don't to tne— this and don't do that and don't to tne neet— this and don't do that and don't do the rest of— this and don't do that and don't do the rest of it.— this and don't do that and don't do the rest of it. and they can eee-wnote— do the rest of it. and they can see .whole - played i do the rest of it. and they can see whole played out see the whole thing played out ent— see the whole thing played out ent-eetee- see the whole thing played out and-realise that- see the whole thing played out and realise that in and they then realise that in tect— and they then realise that in tectlnoettw— and they then realise that in fact, mostly almost all of fact, it's mostly almost all of it fact, it's mostly almost all of tt te— fact, it's mostly almost all of it is counterproductive. people are it is counterproductive. people tegtnntng— it is counterproductive. people are beginning to— it is counterproductive. people are beginning to hate these demonstrations— are beginning to hate these demonstrations and they're tegtnntng— demonstrations and they're tegtnntngto— demonstrations and they're beginning to hate the people tnwotwet— beginning to hate the people involved. suspect the involved. and i suspect the cononetton— involved. and i suspect the coronation thing may find very tttttcutt— coronation thing may find very difficult because— coronation thing may find very difficult because most of the

cnowt— difficult because most of the cnowt wtt— difficult because most of the crowd will not— difficult because most of the crowd will not exactly be keen on tne— crowd will not exactly be keen on the demonstrators and helping tnen— on the demonstrators and helping tnen etong— on the demonstrators and helping tnen etong. wo— on the demonstrators and helping them along. no, they will turn on tneee— them along. no, they will turn on these people— them along. no, they will turn on these people and so the idea tnet— on these people and so the idea we tte— on these people and so the idea we we ontw— on these people and so the idea that it's only the— on these people and so the idea that it's only the police or the nttttenw— that it's only the police or the nttttenw tnet— that it's only the police or the military that can— that it's only the police or the military that can combat the demonstrators— military that can combat the demonstrators ,— military that can combat the demonstrators , no, it's ordinary demonstrators, no, it's ordinary teotte— demonstrators, no, it's ordinary teotte tettng— demonstrators, no, it's ordinary people taking part saying don't do people taking part saying don't to tnet— people taking part saying don't to we on— people taking part saying don't do that or else— people taking part saying don't do that or else i'll hit you. ntt— do that or else i'll hit you. at gnet— do that or else i'll hit you. at gnet wou— do that or else i'll hit you. at gnet wou .— do that or else i'll hit you. i'll grab you . and it's very i'll grab you. and it's very tntontent— i'll grab you. and it's very important for— i'll grab you. and it's very important for the people who've teen— important for the people who've teen eent— important for the people who've now been sent to _ important for the people who've now been sent to prison for more tnen— now been sent to prison for more tnen tnnee— now been sent to prison for more than three years. _ now been sent to prison for more than three years. it's very tntontent— than three years. it's very important that— than three years. it's very important that that holds and it toeen-t— important that that holds and it toeen-t toee— important that that holds and it doesn't lose out— important that that holds and it doesn't lose out on appeal teceuee— doesn't lose out on appeal because you've— doesn't lose out on appeal because you've got to get people newe— because you've got to get people newe got— because you've got to get people newe got ueet— because you've got to get people have got used to— because you've got to get people have got used to the idea not ontw— have got used to the idea not ontw to— have got used to the idea not ontw to wou— have got used to the idea not ontw to wou get— have got used to the idea not only do you get a— have got used to the idea not only do you get a criminal econt— only do you get a criminal econt tt— only do you get a criminal record, if you _ only do you get a criminal record, if you take part in tneee— record, if you take part in these violent— record, if you take part in these violent demonstrations , these violent demonstrations, you— these violent demonstrations, wou new— these violent demonstrations, wou new toee— these violent demonstrations, you may lose your liberty . now you may lose your liberty. now tnet— you may lose your liberty. now we tnet-e— you may lose your liberty. now that that's not— you may lose your liberty. now that that's not much fun , is it? that that's not much fun, is it? tut— that that's not much fun, is it? tut tne— that that's not much fun, is it? but the whole— that that's not much fun, is it? but the whole jolliness of we're gtuetng— but the whole jolliness of we're glueing ourselves— but the whole jolliness of we're glueing ourselves and it's all so glueing ourselves and it's all eo exctttng— glueing ourselves and it's all so exciting, it— glueing ourselves and it's all so exciting, it becomes less exctttng— so exciting, it becomes less exciting after— so exciting, it becomes less exciting after a— so exciting, it becomes less exciting after a few months of tetng— exciting after a few months of tetng tn— exciting after a few months of tetng tn prison-— exciting after a few months of being in prison. well, and i tnnt— being in prison. well, and i tntnt tt— being in prison. well, and i think it ties— being in prison. well, and i think it ties in— being in prison. well, and i think it ties in with your comments about william hague as wet— comments about william hague as wet tnet— comments about william hague as wet tnet t— comments about william hague as well, that i think— comments about william hague as well, that i think these eco tnoteetene— well, that i think these eco protesters are _ well, that i think these eco protesters are out with protesters are out of step with tutttc— protesters are out of step with public opinion. _ protesters are out of step with public opinion. i— protesters are out of step with public opinion. i think the pubuc public opinion. i think the public concerned about public are concerned about pollution. they're concerned public are concerned about

pollut climate y're concerned public are concerned about pollut climate change. erned public are concerned about pollut climate change. but d public are concerned about pollut climate change. but what about climate change. but what they see they don't want is to see ambulances blocked on the motorway. appreciate motorway. they don't appreciate the forwards or indeed the message forwards or indeed the message forwards or indeed the hysteria . peter right, the hysteria. peter right, exactly. such a turn off. exactly. it's such a turn off. the frontal grating thing is that they do have a point. there is a kernel of truth to what they're saying. they, you know, yes , we should be custodians of yes, we should be custodians of the earth . et cetera. cetera. the earth. et cetera. et cetera. we should mindful of our we should be mindful of our activities. but the way they are operating and executing their plans counterproductive. plans is counterproductive. it's turning off. it's so it's turning people off. it's so tte— it's turning people off. it's so naive. it's also— it's turning people off. it's so naive. c naive. it's also appears to be a very simple way. it's making our planet look rather unpleasant . planet look rather unpleasant. but, you know, i mean, that's a cunous but, you know, i mean, that's a curious kind of disjoint between we believe in goodness, we believe in nature. but by the way, we're glueing ourselves and we're causing mayhem to ordinary people. the whole thing is sort of odd, isn't it? it's difficult because they they do have they're they're trying to fight a good cause, but it's just as you they they're going you say, they they're going about it. yeah, exactly. they're wnecttng— about it. yeah, exactly. they're wnecttng tt— about it. yeah, exactly. they're wrecking it. ashlene— c yeah, exactly. they're wrecking it. ashlene braverman, c yeah, exactly. they're wretready t. ashlene braverman, c yeah, exactly. they're wretready to ashlene braverman, c yeah, exactly. they're wretready to defy ne braverman, c yeah, exactly. they're wretready to defy ne bravon nan, i'm ready to defy judges on ntgnent. — i'm ready to defy judges on ntgnent. so— i'm ready to defy judges on migrant. so how- i'm ready to defy judges on migrant. t:tit

i'm ready to defy judges on- migrant. so how do you think how strong think public strong do you think public feeling about the illegal feeling is about the illegal migrant well, just migrant crossings? well, i just l, migrant crossings? well, i just i, i can't migrant crossings? well, i just .,-. cen-t eteec- migrant crossings? well, i just i,-i can't speak for- migrant crossings? well, i just i,-i can't speak for thej i, i mean, i can't speak for the putte— i, i mean, i can't speak for the tutttclton-t— i, i mean, i can't speak for the public.idon't know.- i, i mean, i can't speak for the public. don't know. i mean, public. i don't know. i mean, i tntnt— public. i don't know. i mean, i tntnt teotte— public. i don't know. i mean, i think people are— public. i don't know. i mean, i think people are unlike a lot of teotte— think people are unlike a lot of teotte on— think people are unlike a lot of people on twitter,— think people are unlike a lot of people on twitter, you do tnnettt— people on twitter, you do inhabit the— people on twitter, you do inhabit the real world. c inhabit the real world. it's eon— inhabit the real world. it's eont ot— inhabit the real world. it's eont ot wou— inhabit the real world. it's sort of you do— inhabit the real world. it's sort of you do you- inhabit the real world. c inhabit the real world. it's sort of you do you look just normal to me? she up like normal to me? she got up like that. yeah. i woke up like this . to.— that. yeah. i woke up like this . to. teen— that. yeah. i woke up like this . no, listen, it's— yeah. i woke up like this . no, listen, it's dangerous and tn— . no, listen, it's dangerous and t-n none— . no, listen, it's dangerous and i'm more concerned about the teotte-e— i'm more concerned about the teotte-e eetetw— i'm more concerned about the people's safety, to be honest . people's safety, to be honest. contng— people's safety, to be honest. coming across— people's safety, to be honest. coming across and, um, what was woun— coming across and, um, what was woun gueettone— coming across and, um, what was your question? well, yeah, i tte— your question? well, yeah, i tt-e e— your question? well, yeah, i mean, it's a that's the issue . mean, it's a that's the issue. tte— mean, it's a that's the issue. we e— mean, it's a that's the issue. it's a humanitarian.- mean, it's a that's the issue. it's a humanitarian. yeah.- mean, it's a that's the issue. it's a humanitarian. yeah. no national security and economic crisis , isn't it? yeah, crisis, isn't it? yeah, absolutely. there are many elements to it. i mean, the idea is that braverman will stand up to judges if they if they seek to judges if they if they seek to push back on her stop the boats policy. the bottom line is it's in the tory party manifesto , though, to end the illegal crossings is got every crossings is she's got every right john they've got right and john they've got a what is it working majority what is it now working majority of about 70 it got that . but of about 70 it got that. but bearin of about 70 it got that. but bear in mind that- of about 70 it got that. but bear in mind that right- bear in mind that right across tunote— bear in mind that right across tunote tnte— bear in mind that right across europe this has— bear in mind that right across europe this has become a big so— europe this has become a big so tne— europe this has become a big issue. so the assumption that

tnene— issue. so the assumption that tnene ee— issue. so the assumption that there are these— issue. so the assumption that there are these people across tne— there are these people across tne cnennet— there are these people across the channel who— there are these people across the channel who egging them on the channel who egging them on tne wnote— the channel who egging them on the whole time— the channel who egging them on the whole time and saying, oh, wnet— the whole time and saying, oh, wnet towetw— the whole time and saying, oh, what lovely migrants away go tnene — what lovely migrants away go across there .— what lovely migrants away go across there . now, some of them across there. now, some of them teotte— across there. now, some of them teotte new— across there. now, some of them teotte new newe— across there. now, some of them people may have done that some ttne— people may have done that some ttne ego.— people may have done that some ttne ego. tut— people may have done that some time ago, but increasingly, the tutgee— time ago, but increasingly, the tutgee tn— time ago, but increasingly, the judges in strasbourg for the count— judges in strasbourg for the coun ot— judges in strasbourg for the court of human— judges in strasbourg for the court of human rights realised tnet— court of human rights realised tnet. wett— court of human rights realised tnet. wett e— court of human rights realised that, wait a moment, there are tote— that, wait a moment, there are tote ot— that, wait a moment, there are lots of government and if tnew-ne— lots of government and if tnew-ne not— lots of government and if they're not careful, it's not tuet— they're not careful, it's not tuet e— they're not careful, it's not tuet e-ot- they're not careful, it's not just a _of britain. just a question of britain withdrawing— just a question of britain withdrawing from human withdrawing from the human ntgnte—ttewte- withdrawing from the human. rights—maybe you'll rights legislation. maybe you'll get e— rights legislation. maybe you'll get e tenge— rights legislation. maybe you'll get e tenge e— rights legislation. maybe you'll get a large a large battery of teotte— get a large a large battery of teotte ntgnt— get a large a large battery of people right across europe eewtng— people right across europe eewtng wnet— people right across europe eewtng wnet e— people right across europe saying what a good idea . yeah. saying what a good idea. yeah. vee- — saying what a good idea. yeah. vee- ant— saying what a good idea. yeah. yes. and that's— saying what a good idea. yeah. yes. and that's what they've got to te — yes. and that's what they've got to te cenetut— yes. and that's what they've got to be careful of. _ yes. and that's what they've got to be careful of. ”tzi; i to be careful of. the french ignore the echr all the time as as poland do and several other eu nation states. it is just an advisory court , but it has advisory court, but it has political implications . it's political implications. it's a diplomatic issue as well. and our reputation. it was winston churchill who was instrumental in drawing up the european court of human rights in order to prevent another hitler . so it's prevent another hitler. so it's a complex one, but are you backing braverman on this one? peter? i am, and i hope she's successful. but i really think

ene-e— successful. but i really think ene-e gotng— successful. but i really think ene-e gotng to— successful. but i really think she's going to be— ii but i really think she's going to be the next wtcttn — she's going to be the next wtcttn ot— she's going to be the next victim of the— she's going to be the next victim of the whitehall blob. vou— victim of the whitehall blob. you know.— victim of the whitehall blob. you know, we've— victim of the whitehall blob. you know, we've seen. - victim of the whitehall blob. you know, we've seen. well, yeah , a big story, isn't it? , that's a big story, isn't it? across the i mean, it's on across the way. i mean, it's on the front page. it's on the front page of the express. right. so, you know, obviously now were talking earlier now we were talking earlier about i'm sure about dominic raab, and i'm sure he's his character he's got his character flaws, but this this has set a low bar for what constitutes bad behaviour. and think we're for what constitutes bad beaiviour. and think we're for what constitutes bad bea very'. and think we're for what constitutes bad- bea very dangerouslthink we're for what constitutes bad- bea very dangerous precipice 'e're for what constitutes bad bea very dangerous precipice . e at a very dangerous precipice. tneee— at a very dangerous precipice. ttee-e e— at a very dangerous precipice. ttee-e e net— at a very dangerous precipice. there's a risk now— at a very dangerous precipice. there's a risk now where- at a very dangerous precipice. there's a risk now where any kind of strict managerial , kind of strict managerial, assertive behaviour, any kind of dynamism, is mistook as bullying or racism . and it happened to or racism. and it happened to priti patel , right? it happened priti patel, right? it happened to priti patel. and of course it's convenient that all of these things happen to conservatives, right? never conservatives, right? it never happens. brexiteer conservatives, right? never conservatives, right? it never happens. party. it never happens. of the party. it never happened angela or it happened to angela rayner or it never jeremy corbyn. never happens to jeremy corbyn. so activists, civil so i mean, activists, civil servants target sevilla public anger is, is bubbling away out there. i'm seeing it on, on emails to this show. people are angry about the departure of dominic raab for that same reason that they think that essentially what he was trying to is fulfil all the wishes

to do is fulfil all the wishes of the british people, particularly relation to particularly in relation to policing our borders. so do you think i mean, what is what is the timeline for braverman? do you think she can turf this out 7 right. you think she can turf this out ? right. well, i don't know. i think having seen what happened to i'm not particularly to rob, i'm not particularly optimistic that she's going to be to deliver . optimistic that she's going to be to deliver. i hope that be able to deliver. i hope that she can, i do think it's she can, because i do think it's a big issue that needs to be addressed. but i think that the fifth column operates in fifth column that operates in whitehall powerful so whitehall is so powerful and so influential that they will probably win . john braverman is probably win. john braverman is a totemic figure within the tory grass roots . she is, and it's a grass roots. she is, and it's a wee— grass roots. she is, and it's a wenw totuten— grass roots. she is, and it's a very popular issue— g she is, and it's a very popular issue with the gneee— very popular issue with the gneee noote— very popular issue with the grass roots in— very popular issue with the grass roots in terms of do eonetntng— grass roots in terms of do something about it, stop the toete— something about it, stop the boats. that's— something about it, stop the boats. that's obviously going to win boats. that's obviously going to wtn e— boats. that's obviously going to wtn e tot— boats. that's obviously going to wtn e tot ot— boats. that's obviously going to win a lot of votes. _ boats. that's obviously going to win a lot of votes. the trouble etout— win a lot of votes. the trouble etout tneee— win a lot of votes. the trouble about these stories is very suntew— about these stories is very sunday newspaper , isn't it? sunday newspaper, isn't it? tecuee— sunday newspaper, isn't it? tecuee wou— sunday newspaper, isn't it? because you can constantly say sources close to— because you can constantly say sources close to ,— because you can constantly say sources close to , well, who are sources close to, well, who are tne— sources close to, well, who are tne eouncee— sources close to, well, who are the sources? civil— sources close to, well, who are the sources? civil servants, in tect— the sources? civil servants, in tect. cent— the sources? civil servants, in tect. cen-t eew— the sources? civil servants, in fact, can't say anything except the fact, can't say anything except tne oee— fact, can't say anything except tne wno— fact, can't say anything except the ones who retired . and the ones who retired. and tnew-we— the ones who retired. and tnew-we teen— the ones who retired. and they've been absolutely firm on tnte— they've been absolutely firm on the .— they've been absolutely firm on the . ttw— they've been absolutely firm on this . my experience certainly this. my experience certainly wonttng—

this. my experience certainly wonttng wttn— this. my experience certainly working with civil servants and cowentng— working with civil servants and covering these _ working with civil servants and covering these stories over the wee— covering these stories over the weene te— covering these stories over the weene te tn— covering these stories over the weene te t-n wenw— covering these stories over the years is i'm very surprised at tne— years is i'm very surprised at tne ttee— years is i'm very surprised at the idea that— years is i'm very surprised at the idea that they can group togetnen— the idea that they can group togetnen tn— the idea that they can group together in some kind of conettnecw— together in some kind of conspiracy because you can spot tnet— conspiracy because you can spot tnet. tte— conspiracy because you can spot tnet. tt-e ett— conspiracy because you can spot that. it's all very— conspiracy because you can spot that. it's all very well. do you tntnt— that. it's all very well. do you tntnt tnte— that. it's all very well. do you think this took— that. it's all very well. do you think this took a— that. it's all very well. do you think this took a long time? tte— think this took a long time? we ten— think this took a long time? it's far fetched— think this took a long time? it's far fetched that i think tne— it's far fetched that i think tne wnote— it's far fetched that i think the whole thing is exaggerated. wee— the whole thing is exaggerated. was orchestrated. /tit. ”tzi; was orchestrated. you're not having that? no the whole thing is exaggerated. they do not have egente— is exaggerated. they do not have egente. tt— is exaggerated. they do not have egente. tt toot— is exaggerated. they do not have agenda. it took a— is exaggerated. they do not have agenda. it took a long— ti;>x

tegentnent— should be running a government tetennent. t— should be running a government department. i think it's a bit tent— department. i think it's a bit tent to— department. i think it's a bit tent to eew— department. i think it's a bit hard to say he— department. i think it's a bit hard to say he shouldn't be an ttn— hard to say he shouldn't be an ant nee— hard to say he shouldn't be an ant ne-e nee— hard to say he shouldn't be an mp. he's he's he's— hard to say he shouldn't be an mp. he's he's he's a substandard no, mp. he's he's he's a substandard ne-e— mp. he's he's he's a substandard ne-e e wenw— mp. he's he's he's a substandard no, he's a very driven man. he's wenw— no, he's a very driven man. he's wenw-teneonetttw- no, he's a very driven man. he's wenw-teneonetttw .- no, he's a very driven man. he's very personality . but very intense personality. but it's very intense personality. but we gutte— very intense personality. but it's quite clear— very intense personality. but it's quite clear from the number of it's quite clear from the number ot conttetnte— it's quite clear from the number of complaints from _ it's quite clear from the number of complaints from different teotte— of complaints from different teotte tn— of complaints from different people in different sectors, ot— people in different sectors, some of whom _ people in different sectors, some of whom are not prepared to put some of whom are not prepared to out tnen— some of whom are not prepared to out we nene— some of whom are not prepared to put their name on— some of whom are not prepared to put their name on them, which eetee— put their name on them, which netee tt— put their name on them, which makes it more— put their name on them, which makes it more difficult. but tnte— makes it more difficult. but the tnte— makes it more difficult. but this this lawyer— makes it more difficult. but this this lawyer who is a lawyer ent— this this lawyer who is a lawyer and employment— this this lawyer who is a lawyer and employment law, tony, i tntnt— and employment law, tony, i tntnt nee— and employment law, tony, i think he's done— and employment law, tony, i think he's done an extraordinary job. think he's done an extraordinary tot. twe— think he's done an extraordinary on be neet— think he's done an extraordinary job. i've read the— think he's done an extraordinary job. i've read the report, 47 pages,— job. i've read the report, 47 tegee-tt— job. i've read the report, 47 tegeeltt te— job. i've read the report, 47 tegeeltt te en- job. i've read the report, 47 pages, it is an extra pages, and it is an extra onttnenw— pages, and it is an extra ordinary kind— pages, and it is an extra ordinary kind of careful. you know.— ordinary kind of careful. you know. wou— ordinary kind of careful. you know. wou cen— ordinary kind of careful. you know, you can see months of work newe— know, you can see months of work newe gone— know, you can see months of work newe gone tnto— know, you can see months of work have gone into it.— know, you can see months of work have gone into it. and the idea tnet— have gone into it. and the idea we .— have gone into it. and the idea we . g..— have gone into it. and the idea we . on. we— have gone into it. and the idea that , oh, we can— have gone into it. and the idea that, oh, we can just ignore tnet— that, oh, we can just ignore tnet ent— that, oh, we can just ignore that and it's— that, oh, we can just ignore that and it's all— that, oh, we can just ignore that and it's all a lot of old nutttet— that and it's all a lot of old nuttten. wo— that and it's all a lot of old rubbish. no rob— that and it's all a lot of old rubbish. no rob is arguing in tnte— rubbish. no rob is arguing in the etnenge— rubbish. no rob is arguing in this strange way— rubbish. no rob is arguing in this strange way that the public went— this strange way that the public went ntn — this strange way that the public went ntn to— this strange way that the public want him to be— this strange way that the public want him to be high handed, wtnttcttwe— want him to be high handed, vindictive and— want him to be high handed, vindictive and all this of course they— vindictive and all this of course they don't know. they may went— course they don't know. they may went ot— course they don't know. they may want some of his— course they don't know. they may want some of his policies, but tnew— want some of his policies, but tnew ton-t— want some of his policies, but they don't want— want some of his policies, but they don't want that behaviour in they don't want that behaviour tn e— they don't want that behaviour in a government— they don't want that behaviour in a government minister. they ton-t— in a government minister. they ton-t ectuettw— in a government minister. they don't actually want government ntntetene— don't actually want government ntntetene to— don't actually want government ministers to be— don't actually want government ministers to be involved in rows wttn— ministers to be involved in rows wttn tnen— ministers to be involved in rows with their-civil— ministers to be involved in rows with their civil servants. with their top civil servants. t-n — with their top civil servants. i'm-convinced. - with their top civil servants. i'm .convinced. i- with their top civil servants. i'm convinced. “ i'm not convinced. i mean, totettw— i'm not convinced. i mean, totally dismissed. six of i'm not convinced. “ t: : six of the totally dismissed. six of the eight allegations—

t: : six of the eight allegations against rob . eight allegations against rob. so eight allegations against rob. so t— eight allegations against rob. so t tttnt— eight allegations against rob. so i think it's— eight allegations against rob. so i think it's a— eight allegations against rob. so i think it's a little- eight allegations against rob. so i think it's a little bit- so i think it's a little bit more complex than that. and another question is “?“ and another question is whether or not-e— another question is whether or not-a sackable- another question is whether or not a sackable offence or not it was a sackable offence or woutt— not it was a sackable offence or wouttletotogw— not it was a sackable offence or would apology have sufficed? would an apology have sufficed? toot.— would an apology have sufficed? toot. wewe— would an apology have sufficed? toot. got— would an apology have sufficed? look, we've got more front pages contng— look, we've got more front pages contng ut— look, we've got more front pages contng ut .— look, we've got more front pages contng up . tt— look, we've got more front pages contng up . tt te— look, we've got more front pages contng up . tt te e— look, we've got more front pages coming up . it is a sunday coming up. it is a sunday eetee— coming up. it is a sunday coetene. e— coming up. it is a sunday papers, a cracking story coming up tn.— papers, a cracking story coming up tn. tet— papers, a cracking story coming up tn. tet ne— papers, a cracking story coming up in. let me tell— papers, a cracking story coming up in. let me tell you, i think tte— up in. let me tell you, i think we tne— up in. let me tell you, i think it's the sunday— up in. let me tell you, i think it's the sunday times. yeah, toottng— it's the sunday times. yeah, looking forward— it's the sunday times. yeah, looking forward to that. plus, my looking forward to that. plus, nw tunttte— looking forward to that. plus, my pundits will— looking forward to that. plus, my pundits will be nominating tnen— my pundits will be nominating their headline— my pundits will be nominating their headline heroes and back page— their headline heroes and back tege tetttee— their headline heroes and back page baddies. what's the page baddies. plus, what's the teet— page baddies. plus, what's the teet tntng— page baddies. plus, what's the best thing you've— page baddies. plus, what's the best thing you've bought for a gutte— best thing you've bought for a gutte att— best thing you've bought for a quid? all-that— best thing you've bought for a quid? all-that .—

next i next. welcome | text- welcome back | text— welcome back to inext— welcome back to mark inext— welcome back to mark dolan tontgnt.— welcome back to mark dolan tontgnt. tte— welcome back to mark dolan tonight. it's the— welcome back to mark dolan tonight. it's the papers as etwewe— tonight. it's the papers as always, between 1030 and 11. and tet-e— always, between 1030 and 11. and tet-e newe— always, between 1030 and 11. and tet-e newe e— always, between 1030 and 11. and let's have a look— always, between 1030 and 11. and let's have a look now, if we can. andreas— let's have a look now, if we can. andreas at— let's have a look now, if we can. andreas at the sunday times . ant— can. andreas at the sunday times . ant tnew— can. andreas at the sunday times . ant tnew teet— can. andreas at the sunday times . and they lead with— can. andreas at the sunday times . and they lead with mi6 spy eent— . and they lead with mi6 spy eent to— . and they lead with mi6 spy sent to jihadi_ . and they lead with mi6 spy sent to jihadi camp killed own cnttt— sent to jihadi camp killed own cnttt ncton— sent to jihadi camp killed own child report warned that he was enottonettw— child report warned that he was emotionally unstable . pm's aides emotionally unstable. pm's aides

wentct— emotionally unstable. pm's aides wentet to— emotionally unstable. pm's aides wanted to save _ emotionally unstable. pm's aides wanted to save dominic raab and eteo— wanted to save dominic raab and eteo tnttetn-e— wanted to save dominic raab and also britain's trapped in sudan war zone. a horrific story which wntcn— war zone. a horrific story which wntcn ot— war zone. a horrific story which which of course— war zone. a horrific story which which of course will bring you more on in the— which of course will bring you more on in the bulletin with ray attteon— more on in the bulletin with ray attteon tn— more on in the bulletin with ray attteon tn tuet— more on in the bulletin with ray addison in just a— more on in the bulletin with ray addison in just a few minutes ttne. — addison in just a few minutes ttne. tennow— addison in just a few minutes time. barrow boy,— addison in just a few minutes time. barrow boy, prince louis totte— time. barrow boy, prince louis notte on— time. barrow boy, prince louis notte on ttgnt— time. barrow boy, prince louis holds on tight for— time. barrow boy, prince louis holds on tight for a ride from his holds on tight for a ride from we nottct— holds on tight for a ride from his mother, the— holds on tight for a ride from his mother, the princess of wetee— his mother, the princess of wales, around— his mother, the princess of wales, around the gardens at wtnteon— wales, around the gardens at windsor castle— wales, around the gardens at windsor castle ,— wales, around the gardens at windsor castle , while ashlyn windsor castle, while ashlyn nongen— windsor castle, while ashlyn horgan wallace. _ windsor castle, while ashlyn horgan wallace. what a gorgeous ttttte— horgan wallace. what a gorgeous ttttte wt— horgan wallace. what a gorgeous ttttte ttt .— horgan wallace. what a gorgeous little kid . gorgeous. and we little kid. gorgeous. and we ton-t— little kid. gorgeous. and we ton-t neettw— little kid. gorgeous. and we don't really talk— little kid. gorgeous. and we don't really talk about prince toute— don't really talk about prince toute to— don't really talk about prince louis, do we?— don't really talk about prince louis, do we? he's he's the ntttte— louis, do we? he's he's the middle child.— louis, do we? he's he's the middle child. they always get tgnonet— middle child. they always get tgnonet. tnew— middle child. they always get ignored. they always get i mean, i ignored. they always get i mean, t cent— ignored. they always get i mean, t cen-t netete. — ignored. they always get i mean, i can't relate. i'm— ignored. they always get i mean, i can't relate. i'm an- ignored. they always get i mean, i can't relate. i?“ i can't relate. i'm an only child. and was the apple of everyone's eye. but he's gorgeous. yeah he's. but why is he wearing a christmas jumper? that's question. yeah that's my only question. yeah to write. to write a saving nonew— to write. to write a saving nnonew ot— to write. to write a saving money, of course. “bit?" money, of course. yeah. that's goot. tnet-e— money, of course. yeah. that's good. that's kyiv._ money, of course. yeah. that's good. that's kyiv. cal,- money, of course. “bit?" 3: that's kyiv. cal, what was good. that's kyiv. cal, what was tnet— good. that's kyiv. cal, what was we etonw— good. that's kyiv. cal, what was that story about?— 3: that's kyiv. cal, what was that story about? best item for a that story about? best item for e tounte— that story about? best item for a pound? because— that story about? best item for a pound? because i thought it was a cracking— a pound? because i thought it was a cracking thing. we're going— was a cracking thing. we're gotng to— was a cracking thing. we're gotng to tett— was a cracking thing. we're going to talk about kind of tutget— going to talk about kind of budget purchases very shortly. going to talk about kind of buddo: purchases very shortly. going to talk about kind of buddo also :hases very shortly. going to talk about kind of buddo also have; very shortly. going to talk about kind of buddo also have ,very shortly. going to talk about kind of buddo also have , byy shortly. going to talk about kind of buddo also have , by the ortly. going to talk about kind of buddo also have , by the way, i we do also have, by the way, i enoutt— we do also have, by the way, i enoutt eew— we do also have, by the way, i enoutt say e— we do also have, by the way, i should say, a quick line on tone— should say, a quick line on boris johnson— should say, a quick line on boris johnson from the sunday

tnnou— boris johnson from the sunday tttnnon. nete— boris johnson from the sunday mirror. peterjohnson's £4,000 a ntgnt— mirror. peterjohnson's £4,000 a ntgnt note— mirror. peterjohnson's £4,000 a ntgnt note et— mirror. peterjohnson's £4,000 a night hole at loan— mirror. peterjohnson's £4,000 a night hole at loan pals villa. wno— night hole at loan pals villa. wno cence— night hole at loan pals villa. who cares? i— night hole at loan pals villa. who cares? i mean , really, who who cares? i mean, really, who tnte— who cares? i mean, really, who tnte te— who cares? i mean, really, who cares? this is such— who cares? i mean, really, who cares? this is such a sunday tttnnon— cares? this is such a sunday tttnnon etonw. — cares? this is such a sunday tttnnon etonw. t— cares? this is such a sunday mirror story. i mean, nobody etee— mirror story. i mean, nobody etee te— mirror story. i mean, nobody else is bothered.— mirror story. i mean, nobody else is bothered. “cat cc else is bothered. they've still got this axe to grind against bojo. he's got this axe to grind against bojo . he's not even in power bojo. he's not even in power enwone tet— bojo. he's not even in power anymore. let it— bojo. he's not even in power anymore. let it go. - he's not even in power anymore. let it go. \tit he's not even in power anymore. let it go. \ttiit “t:i.”t:i; anymore. let it go. no, there's anymore. let it go. no, there's an election next year and from the on the on the left on the labour side, they're so worried that rishi sunak will be the new the change and well of course and forget all the others. so there is there's a political there is a there's a political element, there's a political element, there's a political element here. keep up there element here. keep bojo up there in the stories. make sure that liz truss gets plenty of coverage . just remind people coverage. just remind people that it's not all about rishi because rishi on his own , as it because rishi on his own, as it were, has done a great deal to improve the conservative standing. john. sergeant stop the press. a man has bought a ceette— the press. a man has bought a ceette ton— the press. a man has bought a ceette ton e— the press. a man has bought a castle for a pound. _ a man has bought a castle for a pound. i'm told tte— castle for a pound. i'm told we not— castle for a pound. i'm told we not tn— castle for a pound. i'm told it's not in great— castle for a pound. i'm told it's not in great shape. it's eonetntng— it's not in great shape. it's something of— it's not in great shape. it's something of a— it's not in great shape. it's something of a liability. but woue— something of a liability. but woue got— something of a liability. but woue got to— something of a liability. but you've got to say it's a tengetn— you've got to say it's a bargain. what's the best thing woue— bargain. what's the best thing woue tougnt— bargain. what's the best thing you've bought for under a quid? tnte— you've bought for under a quid? tntet e— you've bought for under a quid? unte e guttt — you've bought for under a quid? under a quid? god,— you've bought for under a quid? : t:. t:7 god, don't say me.

under a quid? god, don't say me. because no private between us, it was only a nominal sum, wasn't it? no. i'll tell you what i did once. get a painting for £0.06. now that's equivalent now to i don't know what three, £0.03 or something but £0.06. it was in a, you know, a crazy sale in a village . and i've had it in a village. and i've had it done up with a very expensive frame. have you still got it? yes. and i bought it when i was suppose 8 or 9. so that's the wage. and i look at that and i think that's not bad for sixpence is smart investment. what is the painting? what is it of what is the painting? what is it ot tte— what is the painting? what is it ot tt-e ot— what is the painting? what is it of it's of some— what is the painting? what is it of it's of some people desperately- of it's of some people desperately fighting. c desperately fighting. it's a eettng— desperately fighting. it's a sailing picture.— desperately fighting. it's a sailing picture. oh- desperately fighting. it's a sailing picture. oh lovely. and the wind, of course, is coming onto the shore more so it's a fight to get the sailing ships out there. the little boats. oh, that's wonderful. so they're all leaning and i suspect it's a sounds like it could be a it sounds like it could be a it sounds like it could be a it sounds like it could be. it's such a it's such a good it's such a it's such a good it's such a it's such a good it's such a good picture. let's get you on antiques roadshow.

celebrity special. all the tune— celebrity special. all the drinks are _ celebrity special. all the drinks are on— celebrity special. all the drinks are on john. brilliant etutt. — drinks are on john. brilliant etutt. wett— drinks are on john. brilliant stuff. well, look, let's get to our headline _ stuff. well, look, let's get to our headline heroes and back page— our headline heroes and back tege tetttee— our headline heroes and back page baddies right now . so, page baddies right now. so, aettew— page baddies right now. so, aentew. woun— page baddies right now. so, ashley, your your headline hero , if ashley, your your headline hero . tt wou— ashley, your your headline hero . tt wou coutt. — ashley, your your headline hero , if you could. so— ashley, your your headline hero , if you could. so my hero is dame edna everage. of course . dame edna everage. of course. perfect. did she make you laugh ? as i was growing up as a little girl, i was absolutely fascinated with her character and watched her in awe and hence the hairdo and the dress. tonight, i thought i'd sort of do it sort of in in in remembrance of all the glamour , remembrance of all the glamour, to be glamorous, all the glamour, all the wit as well. she's brilliant, john. you know, teett— she's brilliant, john. you know, we've heard about genius this genius that, well, barry humphries was a genius. a total one off. yeah. and the key point i one off. yeah. and the key point t know— one off. yeah. and the key point t know tte— one off. yeah. and the key point t know we e— yeah. and the key point i know it's a blindingly obvious totnt— i know it's a blindingly obvious totntlnow— i know it's a blindingly obvious point-how funny— i know it's a blindingly obvious point how funny he was. he point is how funny he was. he nete— point is how funny he was. he nete teotte— point is how funny he was. he made people laugh and all sorts of made people laugh and all sorts ot teotte— made people laugh and all sorts ot teotte tuet— made people laugh and all sorts of people just thought, oh, tnet-e— of people just thought, oh, tnet-e tunnw— of people just thought, oh, tnet-e tunnw .— of people just thought, oh, that's funny . and it meant that that's funny. and it meant that he that's funny. and it meant that ne coutt— that's funny. and it meant that ne coutt get— that's funny. and it meant that he could get away— that's funny. and it meant that he could get away with all sorts of he could get away with all sorts ot tntnge. — he could get away with all sorts ot tntnge. tt— he could get away with all sorts of things. it would— he could get away with all sorts of things. it would mean that he coutt— of things. it would mean that he coutt teuee— of things. it would mean that he coutt teuee .— of things. it would mean that he could pause , he— of things. it would mean that he could pause , he could have this could pause, he could have this wontentut— could pause, he could have this wontentut t— could pause, he could have this wonderful i-that-

could pause, he could have this wonderful i that woman wonderful i like that woman cettet— wonderful i like that woman cettet .— wonderful i like that woman cettet . sne— wonderful i like that woman called . she called madge or called. she called madge or ttenge— called. she called madge or ttenge te— called. she called madge or marge is assistant to the eeetetenc— marge is assistant to the assistant-i- marge is assistant to the assistant. i thought that assistant. and i thought that wnote— assistant. and i thought that whole business— assistant. and i thought that whole business his apparent whole business and his apparent uteneee to— whole business and his apparent rudeness to her— whole business and his apparent rudeness to her and the way she ueet— rudeness to her and the way she ueet to— rudeness to her and the way she ueet to wett— rudeness to her and the way she used to walk off— rudeness to her and the way she used to walk off and then come tect— used to walk off and then come tect tn— used to walk off and then come tect tn egetn.— used to walk off and then come back in again. it— used to walk off and then come back in again. it was a wonderful— back in again. it was a wonderful contrast with what he was wonderful contrast with what he totng— wonderful contrast with what he totng ent— wonderful contrast with what he was doing and it's— wonderful contrast with what he was doing and it's interesting, even someone as— was doing and it's interesting, even someone as good as he was even 5011190119 as good as he was as even someone as good as he was ee e eoto— even someone as good as he was as a solo performer— even someone as good as he was as a solo performer could ectuettw— as a solo performer could ectuettw to— as a solo performer could actually do-a- as a solo performer could actually do a bit. and she actually do with a bit. and she tnowttet— actually do with a bit. and she tnowttet tt— actually do with a bit. and she tnowttet tt to— actually do with a bit. and she provided it to right. humphries was provided it to right. humphries ectuettw— provided it to right. humphries ectuettw t— provided it to right. humphries was actually i mean, he doesn't get cnettt— was actually i mean, he doesn't get cnettt ton— was actually i mean, he doesn't get credit for how— was actually i mean, he doesn't get credit for how intelligent he get credit for how intelligent ne-ttoet— get credit for how intelligent he - most people - get credit for how intelligent he - most people don'tl get credit for how intelligent- he-most people don't know, he was. most people don't know, but he actually studied law and philosophy university. just philosophy at university. just something . and served in the something. and he served in the australian military well, there you pair of cahones as you go. so a pair of cahones as wet.— you go. so a pair of cahones as wet. toot.— you go. so a pair of cahones as well. look, clock's_ git so a pair of cahones as well. look, clock's against us, tonn— well. look, clock's against us, tonn. woun— well. look, clock's against us, john, your headline hero . iiyt john, your headline hero. my tee.— john, your headline hero. my tee. set— john, your headline hero. my hero, seb gorka. _ john, your headline hero. my hero, seb gorka. you- john, your headline hero. my hero, seb gorka. you won't have heard of her. she died in 2021 at the age of 91. why is she a hero? no, because just before the second world war at easter of that year, she was thinking about she had an easter egg and she decided that because the polls that the germans were about to invade poland, she

wouldn't eat her easter egg . and wouldn't eat her easter egg. and her uncle said , i wouldn't. i'd her uncle said, i wouldn't. i'd ration it . and so she kept the ration it. and so she kept the easter egg and it's now up for sale at an auction on the 18th of may in derby. and the guide price is between 600 and £800. yes spectacular. what a lady. wett— yes spectacular. what a lady. wett t-tt— yes spectacular. what a lady. wett t-tt gtwe— yes spectacular. what a lady. well i'll give it— yes spectacular. what a lady. well i'll give it to _ “c25 spectacular. what a lady. well i'll give it to sybil cook. tteten— well i'll give it to sybil cook. tteten t— well i'll give it to sybil cook. listen i know— well i'll give it to sybil cook. listen i know peter, your neetttne— listen i know peter, your headline hero- listen i know peter, your headline hero is dominic raab. oh, headline hero is dominic raab. on. cot— headline hero is dominic raab. on. cot .— headline hero is dominic raab. on. cot . ant— headline hero is dominic raab. oh, god . and that— headline hero is dominic raab. oh, god . and that is. that is oh, god. and that is. that is ectuettw— oh, god. and that is. that is actually john's— oh, god. and that is. that is actually john's back. page tenneu— actually john's back. page tenneu .— actually john's back. page bannau . well,— actually john's back. page bannau . well, that's why i chose bannau. well, that's why i chose it. bannau. well, that's why i chose tt. tnet-e— bannau. well, that's why i chose t. we wnw— bannau. well, that's why i chose t. we wnw t— bannau. well, that's why i chose it. that's why i chose it. you two:— it. that's why i chose it. you two. tte— it. that's why i chose it. you two. ttte. wou— it. that's why i chose it. you two, like, you know, it's all etout— two, like, you know, it's all about opinions— two, like, you know, it's all about opinions .- two, like, you know, it's all about opinions . nicola sturgeon about opinions. nicola sturgeon is about opinions. nicola sturgeon te woun— about opinions. nicola sturgeon te woun tect— about opinions. nicola sturgeon te woun tect tege— about opinions. nicola sturgeon is your back page bannau aentene. — is your back page bannaui aentene. _to is your back page bannau- ashlene. _to close ashlene. peter, you get to close out-enow. — ashlene. peter, you get to close out-enow. wno— ashlene. peter, you get to close out. show. who . gail - out the show. who is gail tnettnoot— out the show. who is gail bradbrook ?_ out the show. who is gail bradbrook ? erg oh, she's the bradbrook? erg oh, so she's the tounten— bradbrook? erg oh, so she's the tounten ot— bradbrook? erg oh, so she's the founder of extinction rebellion wno-e— founder of extinction rebellion wno-e teen— founder of extinction rebellion who's been behind all this ttenuttton— who's been behind all this disruption and— who's been behind all this disruption and dreadfulness and enwwew— disruption and dreadfulness and enwwew .— disruption and dreadfulness and enwwew . ene— disruption and dreadfulness and enwwew . ene wee— disruption and dreadfulness and anyway , she was recently clocked anyway, she was recently clocked enotttng— anyway, she was recently clocked enotttng tn— anyway, she was recently clocked enotttng tn e— anyway, she was recently clocked shopping in a supermarket, tuwtng— shopping in a supermarket, tuwtng nutt— shopping in a supermarket, buying fruit that had been wnettet— buying fruit that had been wnettet tn— buying fruit that had been wrapped in plastic and had a nuge— wrapped in plastic and had a nuge ceton— wrapped in plastic and had a huge carbon footprint . ' “t: huge carbon footprint. and she was huge carbon footprint. and she etee— huge carbon footprint. and she was also driving around in a diesel car out hypocrite , diesel car out hypocrite, hypocrite, shocking . another hypocrite, shocking. another rule for the rest—

hypocrite, shocking. another rule for the rest of- hypocrite, shocking. another rule for the rest of us.- i i “3 another rule for the rest of us. my tnente— rule for the rest of us. my tnente to— rule for the rest of us. my thanks to my— rule for the rest of us. my thanks to my amazing pundits, nete— thanks to my amazing pundits, peter ashlene— thanks to my amazing pundits, peter ashlene and john loved it. went— peter ashlene and john loved it. tnent wou— peter ashlene and john loved it. tnent wou ton— peter ashlene and john loved it. thank you for your— peter ashlene and john loved it. thank you for your company. an eteotute— thank you for your company. an eteotute tow— thank you for your company. an eteotute tow to — thank you for your company. an absolute joy to have you ttetentng— absolute joy to have you listening-the- absolute joy to have you listening the radio, watching listening on the radio, watching on see you tomorrow at on tv. i'll see you tomorrow at ntne— on tv. i'll see you tomorrow at nine headline— nine headline

at iat- headliners is at headliners is coming right up. but headliners is coming right up. tut ttet— headliners is coming right up. but first, here's— headliners is coming right up. but first, here's the— headliners is coming right up. but first, here's the latest- but first, here's the latest news. i'm ray addison. stay staff at the british embassy in sudan will be evacuated as soon as feasible. a uk government source has said internal fighting between the sudanese army and paramilitary forces is now in its second week and there's been an increasing number of attacks on diplomatic missions . us number of attacks on diplomatic missions. us government number of attacks on diplomatic missions . us government sources missions. us government sources say any evacuation would be focussed on british civil servants in the capital khartoum . any remaining britons are being advised to stay indoors . being advised to stay indoors. the home secretary says it's crucial that the government has the power to deport migrants without being blocked by the european court of human rights.

writing in the sunday telegraph,