at iat- headliners is at headliners is coming right up. but first,— 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, suella braverman said for britain to be, quote, truly sovereign, it needs to be able to decide who enters our territory . on friday, the territory. on friday, the cabinet minister laid amendments to the illegal migration bill to make it harder for domestic and international courts to intervene when legislation is due to return to parliament next week . a serving member of the week. a serving member of the british armed forces has appeared in court, charged with offences under the official secrets act. 36 year old thomas newson is accused of sharing highly sensitive military information . he's alleged to information. he's alleged to have shared a ten page dossier through social media to two senior officers who had 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 united kingdom . he is due to appear in kingdom. he is due to appear in court again on friday. the family of stephen lawrence have held a memorial service in

trafalgar square to mark the 30th anniversary of his murder . 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 , racism and police corruption, meaning it took almost 20 years for two of his killers to face justice. belarus military has completed nuclear weapons launch training in russia. it comes after president putin said that moscow would station tactical nuclear weapons in the neighbouring country. it's thought that warheads could be moved to storage facilities in belarus by july. moved to storage facilities in belarus by july . many have seen belarus by july. many have seen this as a warning to nato over its military support for ukraine. and two new pictures of prince louis have been published ahead of his fifth birthday tomorrow . the first photograph tomorrow. the first photograph shows louis sitting on top of leaves of grass while being pushed in a wheelbarrow by his mother, the princess of wales. the other is a close up of the

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closer look at those front pages , starting with the sunday relepraplr— , starting with the sunday releprapm .— , starting with the sunday telegraph . lewis. valli“ , starting with the sunday telegraph. lewis. valli“ telegraph. lewis. well, the sunday was still on this thing. i thought this was like years age. — i thought this was like years age. ear— i thought this was like years are all ll— i thought this was like years ago. but it says— i thought this was like years ago. c " ago. but it says braverman, who's the she's the something of the something. the home secretary. the home secretary. it's secretary. the home secretary. ll-s pael— secretary. the home secretary. ll-s peel la— secretary. the home secretary. lr-s peel re se— cg the home secretary. it's good to see you've done wear— it's good to see you've done wear reseae.rlr — it's good to see you've done your research. i— it's good to see you've done your research. i have done it. i your research. i have done it. l amlerlmel— your research. i have done it. i underlined it. i— your research. i have done it. i underlined it. i just- your research. i have done it. c. c61 “cl: c i just don't i underlined it. i just don't remember this— c. 0:1 r: c i just don't remember this stuff. c remember this stuff. it's not mal— remember this stuff. it's not that important to me. is that she's ready to .the - that important to me. is thati she's ready to .the judges she's ready to defy the judges on she's ready to defy the judges em mlprams— she's ready to defy the judges on migrants, which is judges on migrants, which is the judges are—pales.- on migrants, which is the judges are—judges. they're| are not even ourjudges. they're wages— are not even ourjudges. they're wages-m— are not even ourjudges. they're wages-m rarepe- are not even ourjudges. they're judges in europe because judges over in europe because erllam— judges over in europe because britain signed— judges over in europe because britain signed-to- judges over in europe because britain signed to echr britain signed up to some echr or britain signed up to some echr er wmalewer— britain signed up to some echr or whateverlis. _ britain signed up to some echr or whatever is. c ? britain signed up to some echr or whatever is. c 3 “43?" or whatever it is. echr yeah, les— or whatever it is. echr yeah, it's two dreaded things it's the two most dreaded things for people is the european. for some people is the european. it's european echr. yeah, it's european and echr. yeah, right. it's to do with right. it's anything to do with rarepe— right. it's anything to do with rarepe ame— ” 0 it's anything to do with europe and because. ”g1lt's anything to do with europe and because. f ” 01 it's anything to do with europe and because. f europe and because. because she warm— europe and because. because she wants people to rwanda wants to send people to rwanda who doesn't belong in this country. and which is a ridiculous,— rt.r:. and which is a ridiculous, ridiculous 0:r. and which is a ridiculous, ridiculous idea , 0:0 and which is a ridiculous, ridiculous idea , i ridiculous, ridiculous idea, i tramw— ridiculous, ridiculous idea, i mml. — ridiculous, ridiculous idea, i mml. oe— ridiculous, ridiculous idea, i think. do you— ridiculous, ridiculous idea, i think. do you think- ridiculous, ridiculous idea, i think. jr:r think. do you think it's ridiculous to send them to are you are you worried you're going to be bundled off? i think they weall— to be bundled off? i think they weall lasa— to be bundled off? i think they would just send— to be bundled off? i think they would just send me— :: r:r�*”7 ithink they would just send me home you would just send me home and you mew— would just send me home and you know something? _ would just send me home and you know something? "r:«r r: 0:r 0 know something? they'd be doing me favour, basically. and me a favour, basically. and they'd be maybe— t and they'd be maybe doing the seamrw— they'd be maybe doing the seamrw a— they'd be maybe doing the country a favour to send me back to country a favour to send me back le—veam.—

country a favour to send me back to _yeah, because- country a favour to send me back. to _yeah, because most, to new york. yeah, because most, most people come the uk most people come to the uk because can't get into because they can't get into america. came for here america. but you came for here some mean, vanity, some reason. i mean, vanity, what you make of this? well, what do you make of this? well, it's a deeply controversial- 0:r 57 well, it's a deeply controversial set of it's a deeply controversial set el-elwleaslw- of policies, obviously, that braverman is trying to enact. ame— braverman is trying to enact. amllmml— braverman is trying to enact. and ithink .the- braverman is trying to enact. and think the issue and i think that the issue peeple— and i think that the issue people-having- and i think that the issue people having is that people are having is that mere-s— people are having is that there'slthing- people are having is that there's thing called there's a thing called the pyjama— there's a thing called the pyjama injunction, which is where— pyjama injunction, which is were a— pyjama injunction, which is wlrere a mage— pyjama injunction, which is where a judge will decide. they sall— where a judge will decide. they call-because _ where a judge will decide. they call-because in- where a judge will decide. they call because in the call it this because in the maple— call it this because in the middle-night,- call it this because in the middle night, they'll middle of the night, they'll sem— middle of the night, they'll sew-am— middle of the night, they'll sort an affidavit or a sort of sign an affidavit or a waiver or whatever, saying preme— waiver or whatever, saying preamp—veal waiver or whatever, saying l ground _you can't ground that plane. you can't seme— ground that plane. you can't send these— ground that plane. you can't send those -off.- ground that plane. you can't send those off. so some send those people off. so some peeple— send those people off. so some peeple-mal-s- people feel that that's an acme.— people feel that that's an active, approach people feel that that's an active, - approach the active, missed approach from the wages.— active, missed approach from the wages-ms— active, missed approach from the judges. it's hilarious judges. i think it's hilarious mere.— judges. i think it's hilarious mere. ls— judges. i think it's hilarious there. is anybody doing any kind of there. is anybody doing any kind er werl— there. is anybody doing any kind er werllmelr— there. is anybody doing any kind of work their pyjamas? of work in their pyjamas? i lmapme— of work in their pyjamas? i imagine sneaking down the imagine them sneaking down the slams—m- stairs with a little candle in mer— stairs with a little candle in her mama— stairs with a little candle in her hand-to- stairs with a little candle in her hand -to the - stairs with a little candle in her hand to the fridge her hand going to the fridge and mem— her hand going to the fridge and lmem-l-ll— her hand going to the fridge and lmem-l-ll-wea- her hand going to the fridge and then-i'll-you what,- then going, i'll tell you what, ere-l— then going, i'll tell you what, ere-l le— then going, i'll tell you what, we're-to do this.- then going, i'll tell you what, we're to do this. so what we're going to do this. so what she-s— we're going to do this. so what sme-s whal— we're going to do this. so what she's what she's— we're going to do this. so what she's what she's now moving to do, she's what she's now moving to are. erawermam— she's what she's now moving to do, braverman,.is_ she's what she's now moving to do, braverman, is defy the do, braverman, is, is defy the wages— do, braverman, is, is defy the wages em— do, braverman, is, is defy the judges on those— do, braverman, is, is defy the judges on those particular for lmpamellems— judges on those particular for injunctions-the- judges on those particular for injunctions the planes injunctions to stop the planes lawma— injunctions to stop the planes taking-obviously- injunctions to stop the planes taking obviously there's injunctions to stop the planes takin of obviously there's injunctions to stop the planes takin of people )bviously there's injunctions to stop the planes takin of people who usly there's injunctions to stop the planes takin of people who really,ere's injunctions to stop the planes takin (upsetole who really,ere's injunctions to stop the planes takin (upset with'ho really, ere's injunctions to stop the planes takin (upset with her'eally, ere's injunctions to stop the planes takin (upset with her decision 's really upset with her decision to really upset with her decision le keep— really upset with her decision to keep blundering forward with the to keep blundering forward with arse—ll— to keep blundering forward with me—ll ls- to keep blundering forward with me—ll ls wea- to keep blundering forward with the—it is you know| the i don't think it is you know whal— the i don't think it is you know what p— the i don't think it is you know what p ls. — the i don't think it is you know what it is. it's— the i don't think it is you know what it is. it's not— what it is. it's not controversial. just people controversial. it's just people have viewpoints of it. have different viewpoints of it. well, i'll tell you what's controversial. _ controversial. it's controversial. the echr wouldi

overrule our own court and our legal— overrule our own court and our legal ame— overrule our own court and our own legal and justice system. mar-s— own legal and justice system. that's-ridicule- own legal and justice system. that's ridicule us to that's that's ridicule us to me. me— that's that's ridicule us to me. me l— that's that's ridicule us to me. me l mml— that's that's ridicule us to me. and i think understand . and and i think they understand. and that and i think they understand. and mar-rlslw— and i think they understand. and that-risky thing- that that's a risky thing to keep— that that's a risky thing to keep pasmmp— that that's a risky thing to- keep pushing—we'll keep pushing at because we'll lasa— keep pushing at because we'll pasl eemplerelw— keep pushing at because we'll just completely pull out of the reme— just completely pull out of the real-ame— just completely pull out of the echr-and also,- just completely pull out of the echr and also, mean, echr echr and also, i mean, mere— echr echr and also, i mean, were are— echr echr and also, i mean, there are some— echr echr and also, i mean, there are some tory rebels who are-braverman to- there are some tory rebels who are braverman to take are pushing braverman to take a sem— are pushing braverman to take a sem el— are pushing braverman to take a more sort of balanced view and epem— more sort of balanced view and epem-sale— more sort of balanced view and epem-sale ame- more sort of balanced view and open safe and legal open up more safe and legal ares— open up more safe and legal lres fer— open up more safe and legal routes for her— open up more safe and legal routes for her because we understand— routes for her because we understand that a lot of people are understand that a lot of people gaming— understand that a lot of people pammp me— understand that a lot of people are gaming the system. they're economic migrants or people who just-come— economic migrants or people who just-come le— economic migrants or people who just-come renum- economic migrants or people who just-come to-uk for. just want to come to the uk for seme-l— just want to come to the uk for seme-l elem-l— just want to come to the uk for some-i don't know- just want to come to the uk for some i don't know why some reason, i don't know why ll-s—mew- some reason, i don't know why ll-s—mew l'di it's freezing and you know, i'd rather— it's freezing and you know, i'd ramer-m— it's freezing and you know, i'd rather-in france,- it's freezing and you know, i'd rather in france, but they rather stay in france, but they wam— rather stay in france, but they wam le— rather stay in france, but they wam re me— rather stay in france, but they want to come here, so they're gaming— want to come here, so they're pammp me— want to come here, so they're gaming the asylum seeking system to gaming the asylum seeking system lemm— gaming the asylum seeking system le-m. em— gaming the asylum seeking system le-m. ear-mew— gaming the asylum seeking system to in. but know what? to get in. but you know what? rms— to get in. but you know what? rmslme— to get in. but you know what? this-the attitude— to get in. but you know what? this .the attitude that- this is the attitude that i think you you are wrong about, which is there is the other side of the story is that people of the story is, is that people are that even though some are afraid that even though some people gaming the system and people are gaming the system and some people belong in the some people don't belong in the country, people are super country, some people are super dangerous majority of dangerous. the vast majority of the dangerous. the vast majority of me—rleemp- dangerous. the vast majority ofl the—fleeing something 00 the vast majority of the and fleeing something 00 the vast majority of the and absolutely;omething 00 the vast majority of the and absolutely , mething horrible and absolutely, absolutely. _ horrible and absolutely, absolutely. . r0:rr0 absolutely. it's cold fronts. ll-s— absolutely. it's cold fronts. ll-s sell— absolutely. it's cold fronts. it's cold fronts— absolutely. it's cold fronts. it's cold fronts is— absolutely. it's cold fronts. it's cold fronts is not- absolutely. . r0:rr0 it's cold fronts is not that bad . yea-we— it's cold fronts is not that bad . yea-we lasa— it's cold fronts is not that bad . you've just terrible . you've just got terrible serwlee— . you've just got terrible serwlee .— . you've just got terrible service . and— . you've just got terrible service . and there's sometimes service. and there's sometimes dog— service. and there's sometimes aep pee— service. and there's sometimes

aep pee m— service. and there's sometimes aep pee m me— service. and there's sometimes dog poo in the pavement . apart dog poo in the pavement. apart mem— dog poo in the pavement. apart frem—rramee- dog poo in the pavement. apart from—france is- from that, france france is elaw. — from that, france france is elaw-eam-l— from that, france france is okay. can't allow the okay. you can't allow the elsemle— okay. you can't allow the existence of— okay. you can't allow the existence of people who might be gamma— existence of people who might be gamma-system— existence of people who might be pammplswslem le— existence of people who might be gaming system to completely gaming a system to completely disqualify— gaming a system to completely disqualify compassionate disqualify a compassionate appreaem— disqualify a compassionatej appreaem—pel approach. i think we've got we-we-wasllw- approach. i think we've got we've-vastly i- approach. i think we've got we've vastly i mean, the we've got a vastly i mean, the vast— we've got a vastly i mean, the vast mamerp— we've got a vastly i mean, the vast number of— we've got a vastly i mean, the vast number of people coming me— vast number of people coming across the channel in small pears.— across the channel in small pears. me— across the channel in small boats. the majority of them are gaming— boats. the majority of them are pammp me— boats. the majority of them are gaming the system rather than being— gaming the system rather than being legitimate. those are the two being legitimate. those are the we slles— being legitimate. those are the we slles. — being legitimate. those are the two sides. and— being legitimate. those are the two sides. and ican- being legitimate. those are the two sides. r0 0?" being legitimate. those are the two sides. ' r: t " " being legitimate. those are the two sides. r0 0?" " two sides. and i can be in the middle and vote. can anybody be learnt— middle and vote. can anybody be leaving piggy— middle and vote. can anybody be leaving piggy in_ middle and vote. can anybody be leaving piggy in the— 00: m0 can anybody be leaving piggy in the middle? i'm leaving piggy in the middle? l-m-mlllle.— leaving piggy in the middle? i'm-middle. yeah,- leaving piggy in the middle? 00: yeah, well, i'm in the middle. yeah, well, semepelw— i'm in the middle. yeah, well, somebody calls— i'm in the middle. yeah, well, somebody calls me— i'm in the middle. yeah, well, somebody calls me a- n 00: yeah, well, somebody calls me a gammon. is mal— somebody calls me a gammon. is that ls— somebody calls me a gammon. is that ls mal— somebody calls me a gammon. is that ls mar ls— somebody calls me a gammon. is that is that is that— somebody calls me a gammon. is that is that is that this this wew— that is that is that this this ls— that is that is that this this view is probably the majority wew— view is probably the majority wew-me— view is probably the majority view-the most- view is probably the majority view-the most of. view is probably the majority view the most of the view amongst the most of the peeple—mewl view amongst the most of the. people—they eav people in the country. they say we-le— people in the country. they say we-tolverv_ people in the country. they say we-to .very careful- people in the country. they say we to very careful not we have to be very careful not to we have to be very careful not re rep-eel— we have to be very careful not to reject anybody— we have to be very careful not to reject anybody who need to reject anybody who may need it to reject anybody who may need p . — to reject anybody who may need p . l— to reject anybody who may need p . l arml— to reject anybody who may need it . i think we've— to reject anybody who may need it . i think we've got- to reject anybody who may need it . i think we've got to- to reject anybody who may need it. i think we've got to be very careful not to let anybody in who could who could harm people in country , such as the in this country, such as the manchester bomber who we manchester arena bomber who we rescued from libya . anyway, the rescued from libya. anyway, the daily star moving on has the sad passing of dame edna everage. vanity us . yes, of course. vanity us. yes, of course. lwewpeaw— vanity us. yes, of course. everybody will— 3�*" car yes, of course. everybody will know e“ car yes, of course. everybody will know by now today that everybody will know by now today mal p...,_ everybody will know by now today that barry humphries, the great

sallrlsl— that barry humphries, the great sallrlsl wree— that barry humphries, the great satirist who created the character— satirist who created the character dame edna, and other characters— character dame edna, and other characters too,— character dame edna, and other characters too, but— character dame edna, and other characters too, but none more rseme— characters too, but none more rseme mam— characters too, but none more iconic than edna— characters too, but none more iconic than edna ,_ characters too, but none more iconic than edna , passed away iconic than edna, passed away relay.— iconic than edna, passed away relay. se— iconic than edna, passed away relaw. es wears— iconic than edna, passed away today. 89 years old. complications due to an eperallem— complications due to an operation. but- complications due to an operation. but i don't think amemwe— operation. but i don't think anyone would— operation. but i don't think anyone would disagree that that wasllme— anyone would disagree that that wasllme se— anyone would disagree that that wasllife so richly— anyone would disagree that that was life so richly lived. yeah was a life so richly lived. yeah ame— was a life so richly lived. yeah and l— was a life so richly lived. yeah and l really— was a life so richly lived. yeah and i really don't— was a life so richly lived. yeah and i really don't use this type and i really don’t'u’sefhirtype hyperbole often and i really den’t'u’se this type hyperbole often when it comes of hyperbole often when it comes to of hyperbole often when it comes re amsls. — of hyperbole often when it comes re amsls. a— of hyperbole often when it comes re amsls. a big— of hyperbole often when it comes to artists. a big word , a big to artists. a big word, a big were. — to artists. a big word, a big were. l— to artists. a big word, a big word. i genuinely think for me, p...,_ word. i genuinely think for me, barry humphries— word. i genuinely think for me, barry humphries was kind of the greatest— barry humphries was kind of the prealesl serm— barry humphries was kind of the greatest comic of— barry humphries was kind of the greatest comic of my lifetime mal— greatest comic of my lifetime that me— greatest comic of my lifetime that i've ever— greatest comic of my lifetime that i've ever seen. i've seen mm— that i've ever seen. i've seen pm me.— that i've ever seen. i've seen mm llwe. l— that i've ever seen. i've seen him live. i actually got to meet mm— him live. i actually got to meet mm last— him live. i actually got to meet mm lasl wear.— him live. i actually got to meet him last year. he— him live. i actually got to meet him last year. he was doing a wmele— him last year. he was doing a wlrele leap— him last year. he was doing a whole long monologue show about his whole long monologue show about as eaeer— whole long monologue show about as se— whole long monologue show about his career. so it— whole long monologue show about his career. so it was— whole long monologue show about his career. so it was this is last— his career. so it was this is last year — his career. so it was this is last year. yeah. - his career. so it was this is last year. yeah. “0 last year. yeah. so he working right up to right up to. and you know, he was doing— right up to right up to. and you know, he was doing the- 01 0. 01 0. and you know, he was doing the whole slew— know, he was doing the whole slew as— know, he was doing the whole slew as a— know, he was doing the whole show as a kind— know, he was doing the whole show as a kind of— know, he was doing the whole show as a kind of memoir for his lme. — show as a kind of memoir for his lme. se— show as a kind of memoir for his lme. se p— show as a kind of memoir for his lme. se p was— show as a kind of memoir for his life. so it was very— show as a kind of memoir for his life. so it was very funny but spelem— life. so it was very funny but spelem ame— life. so it was very funny but spoken and when i got to speak to spoken and when i got to speak re mm— spoken and when i got to speak to him afterwards,— spoken and when i got to speak to him afterwards, backstage pager— to him afterwards, backstage page. me— to him afterwards, backstage page. me reel— to him afterwards, backstage page, he took my hand and we sall— page, he took my hand and we sale mew— page, he took my hand and we said how wonderful the show had been.— said how wonderful the show had pee—— said how wonderful the show had been. _a twinkle. said how wonderful the show had been._a twinkle in| been. and then with a twinkle in his been. and then with a twinkle in hrs-me— been. and then with a twinkle in ms-me insi— been. and then with a twinkle in his-he just went. - been. and then with a twinkle in his-he just went. it- been. and then with a twinkle in his he just went. it was his eye, he just went. it was a masleal— his eye, he just went. it was a musical show,— his eye, he just went. it was a musical show, and— his eye, he just went. it was a musical show, and seeing that my malls— musical show, and seeing that my malls were— musical show, and seeing that my nails were painted— musical show, and seeing that my nails were painted ,_ musical show, and seeing that my nails were painted , i obviously nails were painted, i obviously was-m— nails were painted, i obviously was-m-werl— nails were painted, i obviously was in work clothes. was not in my work clothes. seeing— was not in my work clothes. seems-malls- was not in my work clothes. seeing nails were seeing that my nails were

palmel— seeing that my nails were painted -you'rel seeing that my nails werei painted -you're in seeing that my nails were- painted -you're in the painted went, ah, you're in the pasmess— painted went, ah, you're in the business, which— painted went, ah, you're in the business, which i— painted went, ah, you're in the business, which i thought was lamlaslle— business, which i thought was fantastic. and— business, which i thought was fantastic. and you know, he was ready— fantastic. and you know, he was ready le— fantastic. and you know, he was ready re lear— fantastic. and you know, he was ready to tour again, you know, he ready to tour again, you know, me was— ready to tour again, you know, me rearw— ready to tour again, you know, he was ready to— ready to tour again, you know, he was ready to get back out on the he was ready to get back out on me-l— he was ready to get back out on me-l mml— he was ready to get back out on the-i think he's— he was ready to get back out on the-i think he's one- he was ready to get back out on the i think he's one of the road. i think he's one of these— the road. i think he's one of mese peeple— the road. i think he's one of those people. his mischief can't be those people. his mischief can't lee-se— those people. his mischief can't pe-se me— those people. his mischief can't be-so he always- those people. his mischief can't be so he always wanted be stopped. so he always wanted to be stopped. so he always wanted le keep— be stopped. so he always wanted to keep-laughter— be stopped. so he always wanted to keep laughter going, but to keep the laughter going, but mew— to keep the laughter going, but mew-le— to keep the laughter going, but lmew-lelllle- to keep the laughter going, but knew do like never got knew how to do it like never got boring— knew how to do it like never got permp ere— knew how to do it like never got boring, never-was- boring, never got dull, was always— boring, never got dull, was always sharper— boring, never got dull, was always sharper smarter than always sharper and smarter than eerwee— always sharper and smarter than eeemereem—- always sharper and smarter than everyone—room. so. everyone else in the room. so wea— everyone else in the room. so wew-sawmp— everyone else in the room. so wew-sawmp me- everyone else in the room. so you-saying he was- everyone else in the room. so you saying he was on his you were saying he was on his game— you were saying he was on his game-mall— you were saying he was on his game-until the— you were saying he was on hisi game-until the -was you were saying he was on his- game.until the -was 89 game up until the time he was 89 wears— game up until the time he was 89 wears-oe— game up until the time he was 89 wears-de wea— game up until the time he was 89 years-do you think- game up until the time he was 89 years-do you think you- game up until the time he was 89 years rte“ years old? do you think you can manage that another three years? i'm thought on game right now i'm thought on my game right now anyway. anyway, a great that anyway. anyway, a great man that wew-ll— anyway. anyway, a great man that wew-ll pe— anyway. anyway, a great man that wew-ll pe sally— e) anyway, a great man that you'll be sadly missed, but what mave— you'll be sadly missed, but what have me— you'll be sadly missed, but what have the observer— you'll be sadly missed, but what have the observer got, lewis? i got— have the observer got, lewis? i gel-slam.- have the observer got, lewis? i per-sterles. - have the observer got, lewis? i got-stories. the- have the observer got, lewis? i| got-stories. the tory got all these stories. the tory plan— got all these stories. the tory plam le— got all these stories. the tory plan to politicise the civil civil service plan to politicise the civil civil rab service plan to politicise the civil civil rab scandal. (ice plan to politicise the civil civil rab scandal. that's in after the rab scandal. that's in the observer and— after the rab scandal. that's in the observer and the— after the rab scandal. that's in the observer and the rab- 3 t 0 that's in the observer and the rab scandal is the observer and the rab scandal ls me— the observer and the rab scandal ls me last— the observer and the rab scandal is the fact that— the observer and the rab scandal is the fact that he— the observer and the rab scandal is the fact that he was on one mama.— is the fact that he was on one mama. me— is the fact that he was on one mama. me was— is the fact that he was on one hand, he was abusive bullying of the hand, he was abusive bullying of me el— hand, he was abusive bullying of me er me— hand, he was abusive bullying of the of the workers. _ hand, he was abusive bullying of the of the workers. �*lfllr:00 the of the workers. well, to accerlmpr— the of the workers. well, to according these, according to them bbc in the civil service or on the other hand, that's the way the business works . way the business works. everybody knows that these peeple— everybody knows that these peeple-m— everybody knows that these people in charge people are in charge of ewerwllrlmp— people are in charge of everything. the everything. the not the ministers— everything. the not the ministers ,_ everything. the not the ministers , the workers. they're ministers, the workers. they're the

ministers, the workers. they're me-serwams. — ministers, the workers. they're the - servants. and - ministers, the workers. they're the servants. and so the the civil servants. and so the plan— the civil servants. and so the plan ls— the civil servants. and so the plan ls se— the civil servants. and so the plan ls se l— the civil servants. and so the plan is so i said— the civil servants. and so the plan is so i said this last night— plan is so i said this last nignir p— plan is so i said this last night, it was— plan is so i said this last night, it was so- plan is so i said this last night, it was so brilliant. it sawmp— night, it was so brilliant. it sawmg me— night, it was so brilliant. it was saying he must have known. me— was saying he must have known. ame fer— was saying he must have known. ame fer mm— was saying he must have known. ame fer mm le— was saying he must have known. and for him to act— was saying he must have known. and for him to act surprise that these— and for him to act surprise that mese peeple— and for him to act surprise that these people are— and for him to act surprise that these people are in charge. but taylor-s— these people are in charge. but rawler-s l— these people are in charge. but lawler-s r mean— these people are in charge. but taylor's i mean, what- these people are in charge. but taylor's i mean, what are the plans that they're bringing through? the plans are the amerleam— through? the plans are the american plans,— 07 the plans are the american plans, which is to hire llle— american plans, which is to hire llle real— american plans, which is to hire like real people— american plans, which is to hire like real people in— american plans, which is to hire like real people in charge of p. — like real people in charge of p. se— like real people in charge of it. so instead— like real people in charge of it. so instead of- like real people in charge of it. so instead of having a permanent civil service , instead permanent civil service, instead of having these mandarins that have their own biases and obviously it's a it's a woke blob that fights against the government and uses any weapon, such as bullying allegations to dethrone anybody who's in charge. the elected politicians will put civil servants in place. they'll choose the civil servants, which seems to be a great idea. it would i mean, although it would politicise the civil servant, it kind of needs to be politicised. if not to be politicised. if it's not doing the bidding of elected government in america they doing the bidding of elected goveithat nt in america they doing the bidding of elected goveithat where merica they doing the bidding of elected goveithat where theica they doing the bidding of elected goveithat where the president( have that where the president picks cabinet, he picks the picks his cabinet, he picks the head the whatever it is you head of the whatever it is you know, he picks the guy and then it has to be approved by the senate if and the

senate and then if and the senate and then if and the senate could be the other the other team . yeah. it keeps other team. yeah. so it keeps llamas— other team. yeah. so it keeps llamas — other team. yeah. so it keeps things on. this— other team. yeah. so it keeps things on. this was- other team. yeah. so it keeps things on. this was i- other team. yeah. so it keeps things on. this was i remember watching yes minister reruns of that and my grandparents house when i younger and they when i was younger and they used to the episodes in which to have the episodes in which the that worked in the characters that worked in the characters that worked in the service, that was the the civil service, that was the bafis the civil service, that was the basis whole show. comedy basis of that whole show. comedy was tension the was the tension between the elected and elected representatives and the civil service. is civil service. so this is obviously feature of our obviously a feature of our political that's political system that's been around a time. i around for a long time. yeah, i do think the whole system needs refreshed in various ways, not necessarily reasons necessarily for just the reasons that described, but, that you've described, but, you know, really stale know, things get really stale and and dull or that's and stiff and dull or that's nato my word, stilted, stilted after a long time. and i feel like we could definitely use a remix in the civil service or maybe or maybe . can i add maybe or maybe. can i add a perme— maybe or maybe. can i add a pelme cam— maybe or maybe. can i add a pemle cam l— maybe or maybe. can i add a point? can i add— maybe or maybe. can i add a point? can i add a— can i add a point? can i add a point? maybe the point? can i add a point? maybe lee-mal— point? can i add a point? maybe lee-mar mal— point? can i add a point? maybe the -that that is- point? can i add a point? maybe the-that that is in- point? can i add a point? maybe the that that is in this the system that that is in this country— the system that that is in this eeamlrwlwerw— the system that that is in this country very good . otherwise, country is very good. otherwise, emerwlse— country is very good. otherwise, emerwlse me— country is very good. otherwise, otherwise the party in charge mas— otherwise the party in charge mas-lee— otherwise the party in charge has .too-power,- otherwise the party in charge. has .too-power, which has way too much power, which mew—lee- has way too much power, which mew—lee maelwl has way too much power, whichi they—too much, but they have already too much, but mew—peweri they don't even have the power to they don't even have the power re emael— they don't even have the power to enact-policies- they don't even have the power to enact policies they want to enact the policies they want to enact the policies they want re erraee — to enact the policies they want to enact. anyway,— to enact the policies they want to enact. . "yr to enact. anyway, let's look at the front of the mail on sunday. vanity mail sunday. vanity us the mail on sunday. oh , so this is so mad. so there

oh, so this is so mad. so there are extremists— oh, so this is so mad. so there are extremists vile— oh, so this is so mad. so there are extremists vile plot to speel— are extremists vile plot to speel-lmp-s- are extremists vile plot to spook king's horses with spook the king's horses with rape— spook the king's horses with rape alarms— spook the king's horses with rape alarms. i'm— spook the king's horses with rape alarms. i'm assuming at the ceremallem— rape alarms. i'm assuming at the ceremallem-se— rape alarms. i'm assuming at the coronation-so these- rape alarms. i'm assuming at the coronation so these are coronation yes. so these are aellwsm— coronation yes. so these are activists who _ coronation yes. so these are activists who are— coronation yes. so these are activists who are from the anti—monarchy- activists who are from the anti—monarchy group republic. ame— anti—monarchy group republic. ame l— anti—monarchy group republic. ame l press— anti—monarchy group republic. and i guess they— anti—monarchy group republic. and i guess they want to just cause a disruption on the day. mar-s— cause a disruption on the day. malls mel— cause a disruption on the day. that's not particularly sarprlsmp— that's not particularly surprising that republicans mlpm— surprising that republicans mlpmwam— surprising that republicans might want to— surprising that republicans might want to disrupt the coronation— might want to disrupt the coronation and i have to say mal— coronation and i have to say malllem-l— coronation and i have to say thatldon't know— coronation and i have to say that don't know that i've ever that i don't know that i've ever pearl— that i don't know that i've ever mearalrlpple— that i don't know that i've ever heardlripple arm,— that i don't know that i've ever heard ripple arm, and that heard a ripple arm, and that mlpm— heard a ripple arm, and that mlpm pe— heard a ripple arm, and that mlpm be a— heard a ripple arm, and that might be a good— heard a ripple arm, and that might be a good thing that i'm not might be a good thing that i'm mel m— might be a good thing that i'm mel lm me— might be a good thing that i'm not in the vicinity— might be a good thing that i'm not in the vicinity of such eemllem. — not in the vicinity of such conflicts. but— not in the vicinity of such conflicts. but also i'm worried mal— conflicts. but also i'm worried that maybe— conflicts. but also i'm worried that maybe l— conflicts. but also i'm worried that maybe i have been hearing mem— that maybe i have been hearing mem ame— that maybe i have been hearing them and l— that maybe i have been hearing them and i wouldn't know one when— them and i wouldn't know one when l— them and i wouldn't know one when l reare— them and i wouldn't know one when i heard-so— them and i wouldn't know one when i heard so what exactly when i heard it. so what exactly is when i heard it. so what exactly ls-seaml— when i heard it. so what exactly ls-seaml el— when i heard it. so what exactly ls-seaml er a— when i heard it. so what exactly is-sound of a rape- when i heard it. so what exactly is sound of a rape alarm? is the sound of a rape alarm? weal— is the sound of a rape alarm? wlral lees— is the sound of a rape alarm? wlral lees p— is the sound of a rape alarm? what does it make? i mean, as a l— what does it make? i mean, as a l aem-l— what does it make? i mean, as a man, i don't want— what does it make? i mean, as a man, i don't want to— what does it make? i mean, as a man, i don't want to admit that i man, i don't want to admit that l mew— man, i don't want to admit that l mew-me— man, i don't want to admit that i know-the singing- man, i don't want to admit that i know the singing of i know about the singing of pearl — i know about the singing of pearl rall— i know about the singing of henri paul armies, but. but yeah— henri paul armies, but. but yeah actually.— henri paul armies, but. but yeah, actually, i— henri paul armies, but. but yeah, actually, i used to work for police, and given for the police, and i got given a these rape alarms to a bunch of these rape alarms to take and to my take home and give to my flatmates. and then they were take home and give to my flaticonstantly then they were take home and give to my flaticonstantly used they were take home and give to my flaticonstantly used to ay were take home and give to my flaticonstantly used to throwe just constantly used to throw into somebody's room when they were sleeping. used for were sleeping. never used for their, their purpose. their, for their proper purpose. but a really but it's just it's just a really high alarm. it's really

high pitched alarm. it's really annoying. and the danger here, of course, that if one of the of course, is that if one of the king's horses being raped, we king's horses is being raped, we won't louis but at the won't know. louis no, but at the eme— won't know. louis no, but at the ema-me— won't know. louis no, but at the emllme law— won't know. louis no, but at the end .the day, what— won't know. louis no, but at the end-the day, what is- c louis no, but at the end the day, what is this end of the day, what is this story?— end of the day, what is this slewe mm— end of the day, what is this story? this is— end of the day, what is this story? this is like a non story became— story? this is like a non story because-fact— story? this is like a non story because fact there's because the fact is there's always— because the fact is there's always threats— because the fact is there's always threats on. you always threats going on. you seale— always threats going on. you could .could_ always threats going on. you could .could put- always threats going on. you could could put the taliban could you could put the taliban is could you could put the taliban ls plammp— could you could put the taliban. is planning—something is planning on bombing something the is planning on bombing something me seam— is planning on bombing something the south tupamaro the south american tupamaro paerrlllas— the south american tupamaro guerrillas everybody guerrillas might be everybody mlpm— guerrillas might be everybodyj mlpm—ll might be, you know, and so it leesm-l— might be, you know, and so it doesn't change— might be, you know, and so it doesn't change-of- might be, you know, and so it doesn't change of policy. doesn't change a bit of policy. we doesn't change a bit of policy. lee-le— doesn't change a bit of policy. lee-ale amwmmp- doesn't change a bit of policy. we do anything about it. we can't do anything about it. so we can't do anything about it. se-em— we can't do anything about it. se-em me— we can't do anything about it. so-on the front- we can't do anything about it. so on the front page? so why is it on the front page? olaw— so why is it on the front page? okavr lea-s— so why is it on the front page? okay, let's some— so why is it on the front page? okay, let's some cheery- so why is it on the front page? okay, let's some cheery words there. anyway, finally. just there. anyway, finally. and just quickly, of quickly, what's on the front of the mirror? well, fat boris lelmsem— the mirror? well, fat boris lemmem ls— the mirror? well, fat boris johnson is and— the mirror? well, fat boris johnson is and he- ”07 well, fat boris johnson is and he fat and he johnson is and he is fat and he leeks— johnson is and he is fat and he leels leew— johnson is and he is fat and he looks body positive. yeah, well, rse-s— looks body positive. yeah, well, rse-s leew— looks body positive. yeah, well, he's body-positive - looks body positive. yeah, well, he's body positive . he he's body extra positive. he reels— he's body extra positive. he needs le— he's body extra positive. he needs re re— he's body extra positive. he needs to be a— he's body extra positive. he needs to be a bit body negative ame— needs to be a bit body negative are-el— needs to be a bit body negative are-er sme— needs to be a bit body negative and-of some of- needs to be a bit body negative and of some of that and get rid of some of that slam. — and get rid of some of that slam. hels— and get rid of some of that stuff. he's-on- and get rid of some of that stuff. he's-on a- and get rid of some of that stuff. he's on a million stuff. he's going on a million lelllaws— stuff. he's going on a million holidays. spending money. holidays. he's spending money. hels— holidays. he's spending money. me-sllem-l— holidays. he's spending money. he'sidon't know— holidays. he's spending money. he'sidon't know if— holidays. he's spending money. he's don't know if he's rich he's i don't know if he's rich or he's i don't know if he's rich er lse-s— he's i don't know if he's rich or he's-prime— he's i don't know if he's rich or he's prime minister or he's not prime minister anymore. “0 or he's not prime minister anymore. .catching on anymore. he's catching up on some is the some holidays. this is the thing. it's not entirely clear. llle— thing. it's not entirely clear. like -johnson- thing. it's not entirely clear. like -johnson seems. thing. it's not entirely clear.- like -johnson seems-be like boris johnson seems to be prere— like boris johnson seems to be were-ame— like boris johnson seems to be broke-time, and- broke all the time, and i eemamlw— broke all the time, and i certainly relate to that. but why— certainly relate to that. but why ls— certainly relate to that. but why ls me— certainly relate to that. but why is he always such a bag? 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about nine stories. i think this is complete non story like is a complete non story like bofis is a complete non story like boris johnson is going to stay at his friend's house. boris apparently is nice- “ 0 boris apparently is nice things, but mam-l— apparently is nice things, but easel-mem- apparently is nice things, but hasn't them himself. hasn't paid for them himself. ama— hasn't paid for them himself. ame—les— hasn't paid for them himself. and—it's rented- and apparently it's rented out for a but it's his for £4,000 a night. but it's his mate, his mate's given it to mate, so his mate's given it to him for free. it's like if i had rich friends, i would go and stay at their nice villas. and if i don't? so i had a friend we— if i don't? so i had a friend we wm— if i don't? so i had a friend who was this— if i don't? so i had a friend who was this much- �*" 0:r“ .7’ so i had a friend who was this much of a bag. you weall— who was this much of a bag. you weall-le— who was this much of a bag. you weall-le pe- who was this much of a bag. you would-to go and- who was this much of a bag. you would to go and get would tell them to go and get a job-— would tell them to go and get a j'eb- em— would tell them to go and get a job- em lest— would tell them to go and get a job. but lest boris— would tell them to go and get a job. but lest boris johnson has abbr— job. but lest boris johnson has aiebr me— job. but lest boris johnson has ajebr me ls— job. but lest boris johnson has a job, he is still— job. but lest boris johnson has a job, he is still the mp for labelle— a job, he is still the mp for uxbridge. and— a job, he is still the mp for uxbridge. and if he wants to eemmae— uxbridge. and if he wants to continue-the- uxbridge. and if he wants to continue-the mp- uxbridge. and if he wants to continue the mp for continue being the mp for uxbridge— continue being the mp for uxbridge,-less- continue being the mp for uxbridge, less holidays continue being the mp for uxbridg r�*i�*l�*re�*y less holidays continue being the mp for uxbridg r�*i�*l�*re�*y r�*i�*l�*re�*y :lr:�*iolidays continue being the mp for uxbridg r�*i�*l�*re�*y r�*i�*l�*re�*y ttiys continue being the mp for uxbridg r�*i�*l�*re�*y r�*i�*l�*re�*y 00 0:1 right? maybe. maybe he'll get back front line soon. back to the front line soon. anyway, the front page is anyway, that's the front page is done. in a moment for done. join us in a moment for face science. finally, bbc face mask science. finally, bbc bias double down. see bias and labour double down. see you a of minutes

listening to gb news radio. welcome— listening to gb news radio. welcome back— listening to gb news radio. welcome back to— listening to gb news radio. welcome back to headliners with me, leo kearse. we've got lmaaparal— me, leo kearse. we've got inaugural headliner- we've got inaugural headliner vanity von slew— inaugural headliner vanity von elew ame— inaugural headliner vanity von glow and bitter— inaugural headliner vanity von glow and bitter weighs in. veteran— glow and bitter weighs in. veteran lewis— glow and bitter weighs in. veteran lewis schaefer joining us veteran lewis schaefer joining as as well — veteran lewis schaefer joining us as well. let's—

veteran lewis schaefer joining us as well. let's kick off with a mall— us as well. let's kick off with a mall em— us as well. let's kick off with a mail on sunday— us as well. let's kick off with a mail on sunday and lewis well well— a mail on sunday and lewis well well well— a mail on sunday and lewis well well well another— a mail on sunday and lewis well well well another conspiracy meerw— well well another conspiracy meerw mes— well well another conspiracy theory comes true as new research shows- theory comes true as new research shows that face masks are research shows that face masks pal — research shows that face masks pal fer— research shows that face masks are bad for us. _ research shows that face masks are bad for us. / are bad for us. yeah, well, i demand an apology, but no one's going to give me an apology. this is face masks may raise the risk of stillbirths, testicular dysfunction and cognitive decline due to build—up of carbon dioxide , study warns. and carbon dioxide, study warns. and this is a this is a review in the daily mail of dozens of studies of face coverings. yeah dozens that it causes mild carbon monoxide poisoning, which over time causes bad stuff . and over time causes bad stuff. and it was basically i think it was done by the corcoran institute or they were involved in this thing and, and some some of the studies were done on animals because obviously it's kind of unethical to, you know, cut off because obviously it's kind of une carbon, r, you know, cut off because obviously it's kind of une carbon, cut u know, cut off because obviously it's kind of une carbon, cut off now, cut off because obviously it's kind of une carbon, cut off ,ow, cut off because obviously it's kind of une carbon, cut off , increase ff the carbon, cut off, increase the carbon, cut off, increase the carbon, cut off, increase the carbon dioxide supply to humans and watch, watch the ill effects. but they're extrapolating - t but they're extrapolating the results to peeple— extrapolating the results to peeple mew— extrapolating the results to people know that about co2. but the people know that about co2. but are fast— people know that about co2. but are fast ls— people know that about co2. but the fact is that— people know that about co2. but the fact is that they've- people know that about co2. but the fact is that they've done a review of dozens of today when they had this information years

ago and it was never reported because the mainstream media didn't report this thing because they were told by the government not to. and the state propaganda network was told by the government not to report it, which is the bbc. yeah i misread this at first because it was talking about the increased risk of stillbirths due to people wearing masks. and i thought, well— wearing masks. and i thought, well m— wearing masks. and i thought, well m wea— wearing masks. and i thought, well. m wew le— wearing masks. and i thought, well, if you do force— “0 and i thought, well, if you do force your hand me— well, if you do force your hand me a— well, if you do force your hand into a uterus— well, if you do force your hand into a uterus to— well, if you do force your hand into a uterus to try— well, if you do force your hand into a uterus to try and mask an elem— into a uterus to try and mask an ammler sllll— into a uterus to try and mask an unborn child, that— into a uterus to try and mask an unborn child, that probably will mlaee— unborn child, that probably will mlaee a— unborn child, that probably will induce a stillbirth of some llml— induce a stillbirth of some lml. veal.— induce a stillbirth of some kind. yeah, i— induce a stillbirth of some kind. yeah, i do- induce a stillbirth of some kind. yeah, i do think, though, wlm— kind. yeah, i do think, though, we surveys— kind. yeah, i do think, though, with surveys like— kind. yeah, i do think, though, with surveys like this and sales— with surveys like this and studies-this,- with surveys like this and studies this, they've got studies like this, they've got to studies like this, they've got le—le- studies like this, they've got le—le semel to be ideological to some eeem.— to be ideological to some extent-what. to be ideological to some extent-what ii to be ideological to some- extent.-what i mean? i extent. you know what i mean? i rarel— extent. you know what i mean? i malel mml— extent. you know what i mean? i hated masks. totally on hated masks. i'm totally on pearl— hated masks. i'm totally on pearl-ll— hated masks. i'm totally on pearl-ll l— hated masks. i'm totally on board-it. i really- hated masks. i'm totally on board it. i really didn't board with it. i really didn't llle— board with it. i really didn't llle mem— board with it. i really didn't like them-want- board with it. i really didn't like them. want to wear like them. didn't want to wear them — like them. didn't want to wear them smear— like them. didn't want to wear them. smear your— like them. didn't want to wear them. smear your make. i guess. cam—mew- them. smear your make. i guess. cam—mew can you imagine? and they were over enforced and there were less— over enforced and there were less-mam- over enforced and there were. less-mam-aml less efficient than assumed and an less efficient than assumed and am exact— less efficient than assumed and am exael way— less efficient than assumed and am exael vvav l— less efficient than assumed and an exact way i felt— less efficient than assumed and an exact way i felt the same alem— an exact way i felt the same about condoms. _ an exact way i felt the same about condoms. and that's why i maven-l— about condoms. and that's why i mawem-l-el— about condoms. and that's why i haven't-of them- about condoms. and that's why i haven't of them since haven't worn one of them since zoos — haven't worn one of them since zool. se— haven't worn one of them since zool. se-as— haven't worn one of them since 2004. so-as i'm- 2004. so as far as i'm concerned,— 2004. so as far as i'm concerned, i'm- 2004. so as far as i'm concerned, i'm on board that i lllm-l— concerned, i'm on board that i lllm-l llle— concerned, i'm on board that i didn't like them,— concerned, i'm on board that i didn't like them, but i do think soull— didn't like them, but i do think could ideologically motivated could be ideologically motivated surveys— could be ideologically motivated sawews aml— could be ideologically motivated surveys and studies .

surveys and studies. can i just say— surveys and studies. can i just saw mal— surveys and studies. can i just saw that l— surveys and studies. can i just say that i haven't worn a condom since 2004, but then again, i'd like an opportunity to conscientious objector opportunity to get me at at lewis schaffer on twitter. this program is not your t r:r“ this program is not your dating . program is not your dating. yea-we— program is not your dating. yea-we gel— program is not your dating. you've got tinder tinder for mar. — you've got tinder tinder for that. what's— you've got tinder tinder for that. what's the- you've got tinder tinder for that. 0:r “0 that. what's the point of doing it if it's not if something good isn't going to happen. but yeah, this is this is— isn't going to happen. but yeah, this is this is another— isn't going to happen. but yeah, this is this is another i- . 0: “0 but yeah, this is this is another i mean, mm— this is this is another i mean, mm weall— this is this is another i mean, this would be— this is this is another i mean, this would be considered a far rllm— this would be considered afar right extremist— this would be considered a far right extremist conspiracy meow.— right extremist conspiracy meow-a- right extremist conspiracy. theory. - a .weeks theory. just just a few weeks ago— theory. just just a few weeks ago mew— theory. just just a few weeks ago now,lcouple- theory. just just a few weeks ago now, couple of years. it's ago now, a couple of years. it's llle— ago now, a couple of years. it's llle me— ago now, a couple of years. it's like the cowo— ago now, a couple of years. it's like the covm lab— ago now, a couple of years. it's like the covid lab leak theory. also— like the covid lab leak theory. also-mowe— like the covid lab leak theory. also they're showing the also they're they're showing the face — also they're they're showing the face -mere— also they're they're showing the face -there have - also they're they're showing the face there have been face masks. there have been emer— face masks. there have beeni emer—smew other other studies that show mal— other other studies that show mar—male- other other studies that show that_ made little i other other studies that showl that—made little to that face masks made little to no that face masks made little to me—weam- that face masks made little to me—weam n- no difference. so, yeah, it eemsa-— no difference. so, yeah, iti seems-a-things no difference. so, yeah, it- seems-a-things that seems like a lot of things that were conspiracy— seems like a lot of things that were conspiracy theories are now coming— were conspiracy theories are now some lee— were conspiracy theories are now coming true anyway. yeah. ce“ coming true anyway. yeah. can i lase— coming true anyway. yeah. can i just car— coming true anyway. yeah. can i just l— coming true anyway. yeah. can i ruse r just— coming true anyway. yeah. can i just can i just add— coming true anyway. yeah. can i just can i just add one point? yeah. it's that you wonder why people are wearing masks are a bit because they've bit loopy today because they've been wearing it for three years. so we know there was so now we know there was a sentence troubled me where so now we know there was a se said ce troubled me where so now we know there was a se said there troubled me where so now we know there was a se said there was ubled me where so now we know there was a se said there was alled me where so now we know there was a se said there was a pocketl where so now we know there was a se said there was a pocket of here it said there was a pocket of dead space between the mouth and the mask trapping toxic gas. dead space between the mouth and the i| ask trapping toxic gas. dead space between the mouth and the i| thoughtoing toxic gas. dead space between the mouth and the i| thought tog toxic gas. dead space between the mouth and the i| thought to myself,]as. dead space between the mouth and the i| thought to myself, that's and i thought to myself, that's llle— and i thought to myself, that's llle wmem— and i thought to myself, that's like when somebody wears like a really— like when somebody wears like a really thatched— like when somebody wears like a really thatched knit really thatched tight knit amlerwear—

underwear for sort of like they leme— underwear for sort of like they leme llle— underwear for sort of like they become like catchers. yes. rignl- — become like catchers. yes. rignl- arl— become like catchers. yes. right. and i'm— become like catchers. yes. right. and i'm is that right. and i'm like, is that weal-s— right. and i'm like, is that what's happening in the face? veal. — what's happening in the face? yeah. -claims- what's happening in the face? yeah. -claims this. yeah. yeah. so claims this parllealar— yeah. yeah. so claims this particular study. / yeah. yeah. so claims this particular study. l/r:el“ /r:0 yeah. yeah. so claims this particular study. / /r:0 0:1 particular study. yeah. you get this go . i can't that this go. i can't finish that sentence anyway with the telegraph next and labour are in the sewer with their new attack ads on the tories. lewis yeah, well, the sunday and the sunday telegraph and there's new adverts by labour that they're actually naming mps and saying the mps did not vote against stopping raw sewage in the, in the, in the, in the drainage system. the problem is in this country— system. the problem is in this seamrw mas— system. the problem is in this country has the— system. the problem is in this country has the most- country has the most sophisticated sewer system of any— sophisticated sewer system of any mallea— sophisticated sewer system of any malem m— sophisticated sewer system of any nation in the— sophisticated sewer system of any nation in the world. does it in any nation in the world. does it la moo.— any nation in the world. does it la loso. om— any nation in the world. does it in 1850. oh right— any nation in the world. does it in 1850. oh right. _ any nation in the world. does it in 1850. oh right . e 0. in 1850. oh right. so it's built by the victorians and we've still got it. yeah, still got it. still got it. yeah, still got ll em— still got it. yeah, still got ll em n— still got it. yeah, still got it. but it doesn't- 00 0: 0 yeah, still got it. but it doesn't have it leesm-l— it. but it doesn't have it doesn't have— it. but it doesn't have it doesn't have the runoff thing for me— doesn't have the runoff thing for the floodwaters which the molar— for the floodwaters which the modern systems— for the floodwaters which the modern systems are built and pull— modern systems are built and pull le— modern systems are built and built to hold— modern systems are built and built to hold the— modern systems are built and built to hold the poo. one pipe aml— built to hold the poo. one pipe aml ee— built to hold the poo. one pipe aml ere-ls— built to hold the poo. one pipe and one-is for— built to hold the poo. one pipe and one-is for the- built to hold the poo. one pipe and one is for the rainfall and one pipe is for the rainfall mal— and one pipe is for the rainfall mar mes— and one pipe is for the rainfall that comes-and— and one pipe is for the rainfall that comes and the problem that comes in. and the problem is, that comes in. and the problem ls-mem— that comes in. and the problem ls-mem n— that comes in. and the problem is,-then it goes- that comes in. and the problem is,-then it goes it- that comes in. and the problem is, then it goes it has is, is that then it goes it has to is, is that then it goes it has pipel— is, is that then it goes it has lelpm. — is, is that then it goes it has lelpm. wre— is, is that then it goes it has to.put. we can- is, is that then it goes it has to put. �*lfllr: t“ t is, is that then it goes it has- to.put. we can actually watch to be put. we can actually watch the so we watch

the advert now. so we can watch labour's attack ad about the sewage system. now oh, it's not. it's just billboard. i thought it's just a billboard. i thought it be some wicked. it was going to be some wicked. so says it's another so yeah, it says it's another one of these as the previous ones and blame rishi ones about trent and blame rishi over claiming he approved of not sending to prison . i do over claiming he approved of not sending to prison. i do think here sending to prison. i do think mere mal— sending to prison. i do think here that, you— sending to prison. i do think here that, you know- sending to prison. i do think here that, you know ,- 0 “0 i do think here that, you know , apparently here that, you know, apparently mere-s— here that, you know, apparently mere-s soo— here that, you know, apparently there's 800 sewage dumps a day in there's 800 sewage dumps a day lm rlwem— there's 800 sewage dumps a day lm aml— there's 800 sewage dumps a day in rivers and beaches in the uk. lee-we— in rivers and beaches in the uk. wewe emlw— in rivers and beaches in the uk. we-we emlw gel— in rivers and beaches in the uk. we've only got 1500 rivers. so malls— we've only got 1500 rivers. so mar-s lml— we've only got 1500 rivers. so that's kind of— we've only got 1500 rivers. so that's kind of wild. like why? llle— that's kind of wild. like why? llle whal— that's kind of wild. like why? llle wrral ls— that's kind of wild. like why? like what is the— that's kind of wild. like why? like what is the high volume? all alerte— like what is the high volume? all about? this— like what is the high volume? all about? this conservative party— all about? this conservativel early—weal party desire to conserve what exactly— party desire to conserve what exactly o— party desire to conserve what exactly o m— party desire to conserve what exactly ? if you're— party desire to conserve what exactly ? if you're not going to exactly? if you're not going to emeerw— exactly? if you're not going to emeerw me— exactly? if you're not going to conserve the things i can lllerallw— conserve the things i can literally see,— conserve the things i can literally see, like the river or me— literally see, like the river or me leash— literally see, like the river or the beach or— literally see, like the river or the beach or whatever else and whats— the beach or whatever else and wlrals all— the beach or whatever else and what's all-the- the beach or whatever else and what's all the same what's all about at the same lme— what's all about at the same lme. meagre.— what's all about at the same time, though, labor party time, though, the labor party reels— time, though, the labor party reels-mm— time, though, the labor partyl needs-this-they needs to watch this tone. they use-el— needs to watch this tone. they use-er mese- needs to watch this tone. they use of these things use for some of these things lease— use for some of these things because-noticed. use for some of these things because noticed it's use for some of these things- because-noticed it's do because have you noticed it's do you— because have you noticed it's do wea mml— because have you noticed it's do wea mml ll-s— because have you noticed it's do you think it's right— because have you noticed it's do you think it's right to allow raw sewage to— you think it's right to allow raw sewage to be jumped into our avers-leashes— raw sewage to be jumped into our rivers-beaches 800- raw sewage to be jumped into our rivers beaches 800 times rivers and beaches 800 times a day?— rivers and beaches 800 times a law-lame— rivers and beaches 800 times a day? prime minister does. day? the prime minister does. as— day? the prime minister does. ll-s—l- day? the prime minister does. ll-s—l feell day? the prime minister does. ll-s—l reel ai it's very like sps and i feel a bit it's very like sps and i feel a ll ale.— it's very like sps and i feel a ll llle. wea— it's very like sps and i feel a bit like, you know, you're the eppeslllem. — bit like, you know, you're the opposition. there's a more relasl— opposition. there's a more robust-that- opposition. there's a more robust-that we- opposition. there's a more robust that we could be robust tone that we could be oeall— robust tone that we could be seal-mere.- robust tone that we could be could - here, a - robust tone that we could be could here, a classier

could be using here, a classier reme—prem- could be using here, a classier reme—prom ell| tone. i mean, it's pretty odd rer— tone. i mean, it's pretty odd fer-lack— tone. i mean, it's pretty odd fer-lack el— tone. i mean, it's pretty odd for lack of conserving. for the lack of conserving. los— for the lack of conserving. lls pretty— for the lack of conserving. it's pretty obvious- for the lack of conserving. it's pretty obvious that- for the lack of conserving. it's pretty obvious that rishi sunak doesn't approve. he doesn't doesn't think doesn't want he doesn't think it's that raw is it's right that raw sewage is dumped beaches. it's dumped on the beaches. it's something to happen something that has to happen because don't know, because of, i don't know, under—invest poor management under—invest or poor management or do think or whatever. i mean, i do think they've a point and the they've got a point and the privatisation our water privatisation of our water companies hasn't been a resounding success it's resounding success because it's not a free market for water companies. if you want to change your water your supplier of a water company, got to buy company, you've got to buy another live it. so another house and live in it. so it's the free market it's not quite the free market that it should be. anyway. on to the independent next. and vanity. we all know the bbc is a huge left wing bias and today a hot mic a bbc reporter hot mic caught a bbc reporter confirming . okay, so the confirming it. okay, so the slew— confirming it. okay, so the slew mere— confirming it. okay, so the slew mere ls— confirming it. okay, so the story here is that- confirming it. okay, so the story here is that the- 0:“ “0 0 okay, so the story here is that the bbc risks a plas— story here is that the bbc risks a new bias we're— story here is that the bbc risks a new bias we're all familiar wlm— a new bias we're all familiar wlm resem— a new bias we're all familiar with recent bias— a new bias we're all familiar with recent bias rules that mew-we— with recent bias rules that they've mal— with recent bias rules that they've had. so- with recent bias rules that they've had. so basically , they've had. so basically, someone was— they've had. so basically, someone was one of the presemers— someone was one of the presenters was- someone was one of the presenters was caught on a hot me— presenters was caught on a hot me me— presenters was caught on a hot mic. the mic was— presenters was caught on a hot mic. the mic was still live and mew— mic. the mic was still live and low were— mic. the mic was still live and they were overheard praising wes slreelml— they were overheard praising wes slreelml aml— they were overheard praising wes streeting and they— they were overheard praising wes streeting and they said, and mm— streeting and they said, and mm ls— streeting and they said, and mm ls lalle— streeting and they said, and this is quite a— streeting and they said, and this is quite a spicy quote, mew— this is quite a spicy quote, mew sall— this is quite a spicy quote, inev sall .— this is quite a spicy quote, they said , and— this is quite a spicy quote, they said , and i like wes they said, and i like wes slreelml— they said, and i like wes streeting this—

they said, and i like wes streeting this is what i said. mm— streeting this is what i said. rms ls— streeting this is what i said. this is worrisome to those who seamlal— this is worrisome to those who scandal, those— this is worrisome to those who scandal, those who like leo feel mal— scandal, those who like leo feel real me — scandal, those who like leo feel real me lec— scandal, those who like leo feel that the bbc has— scandal, those who like leo feel that the bbc has been infiltrate slarlel— that the bbc has been infiltrate slarlel ly— that the bbc has been infiltrate slarlel by a— that the bbc has been infiltrate started by a left— that the bbc has been infiltrate started by a left wing cabal . started by a left wing cabal. aal— started by a left wing cabal. aml leek.— started by a left wing cabal. aml leek. l— started by a left wing cabal. and look, i think— started by a left wing cabal. and look, i think here i mean, olame— and look, i think here i mean, diane abbott— and look, i think here i mean, diane abbott was— and look, i think here i mean, diane abbott was quite funny, as she always— diane abbott was quite funny, as she always ls.— diane abbott was quite funny, as she always is, she— diane abbott was quite funny, as she always is, she went justin well— she always is, she went justin well lasl— she always is, she went justin well as ew— she always is, she went justin webb just now says, unaware that his webb just now says, unaware that mm mm— webb just now says, unaware that am mle ls— webb just now says, unaware that ms mle ls em— webb just now says, unaware that am mle ls l— webb just now says, unaware that his mic is on. i like— webb just now says, unaware that his mic is on. i like wes smeare— his mic is on. i like wes streeting, so— his mic is on. i like wes streeting, so she's really mrlllel— streeting, so she's really thrilled because she thinks this is thrilled because she thinks this ls greal- — thrilled because she thinks this ls lreal. whea— thrilled because she thinks this is great. whoa, we did it. look whal— is great. whoa, we did it. look war a— is great. whoa, we did it. look war a per— is great. whoa, we did it. look what a person that works at the loo— what a person that works at the loo-m— what a person that works at the loo-m prlwale— what a person that works at the bbc-in private. it's- what a person that works at the bbc in private. it's none bbc says in private. it's none of bbc says in private. it's none el-lasmess.— bbc says in private. it's none of-business. the- bbc says in private. it's none of business. the fact that of our business. the fact that me— of our business. the fact that lse-em.— of our business. the fact that the-on,-didn'tl of our business. the fact that. the-on,-didn't know the mic was on, they didn't know it the mic was on, they didn't know ll-em. — the mic was on, they didn't know ll-em. l— the mic was on, they didn't know ll-em. l meam— the mic was on, they didn't know it-on. i mean, kind- the mic was on, they didn't know it on. i mean, kind of who it was on. i mean, kind of who mew-re— it was on. i mean, kind of who cares? they're entitled to prlwale— cares? they're entitled to prlwale- ll-s- cares? they're entitled to private - it's a - cares? they're entitled to private it's a very private beliefs. it's a very unconscious— unconscious herschel controversy, - unconscious herschel controversy, i think controversy, right? no i think it controversy, right? no i think ll—we— controversy, right? no i think. ll—we-lmew it is because we know we know mal— it is because we know we know real me— it is because we know we know real me lec— it is because we know we know that the bbc has— it is because we know we know that the bbc has a— it is because we know we know that the bbc has a huge, hugely left that the bbc has a huge, hugely lell wml— that the bbc has a huge, hugely left wing bias. _ that the bbc has a huge, hugely left wing bias. i— that the bbc has a huge, hugely left wing bias. .0 that the bbc has a huge, hugely left wing bias. �*" left wing bias. i mean, if you look comedy the bbc, they look at comedy on the bbc, they measured comedians on the bbc who have an overt political stance and of all the ones they looked at, 98% of them were left wing. and 2% were geoff norcott. so that shows the level of left wing bias in the bbc. no, no, no . i don't wing bias in the bbc. no, no, no

. l lem-l mml— wing bias in the bbc. no, no, no . i don't think the— wing bias in the bbc. no, no, no . i don't think the i— wing bias in the bbc. no, no, no . i don't think the i don't- . i don't think the i don't mml— . i don't think the i don't mml me— . i don't think the i don't think the bbc— . i don't think the i don't think the bbc is left or right. i think the bbc is left or right. l mml— think the bbc is left or right. l mml me— think the bbc is left or right. i think the idea— think the bbc is left or right. i think the idea of this balance is i think the idea of this balance ls eemplelelw— i think the idea of this balance is completely fake. the bbc is the is completely fake. the bbc is me slalo— is completely fake. the bbc is the state propaganda network, okay?— the state propaganda network, okay? aal— the state propaganda network, okay? aml ls— the state propaganda network, okay? and its job _ the state propaganda network, okay? and its job is to represeml— okay? and its job is to represent the- okay? and its job is to represent the state. there's a preleml— represent the state. there's a preleml llle— represent the state. there's a pretend like there's left and mom— pretend like there's left and ram aml— pretend like there's left and mom aml a— pretend like there's left and right and a fight between the left right and a fight between the lell aml— right and a fight between the lell aml me— right and a fight between the left and the right. at the end of left and the right. at the end or me— left and the right. at the end or me law— left and the right. at the end of the day, the _ left and the right. at the end of the day, the bbc is told what to of the day, the bbc is told what le le— of the day, the bbc is told what le le ly— of the day, the bbc is told what le le by me— of the day, the bbc is told what to do by the state.— of the day, the bbc is told what to do by the state. it is part of to do by the state. it is part or me— to do by the state. it is part of the state. _ to do by the state. it is part of the state. it— to do by the state. it is part of the state. it collects money on lelrall— of the state. it collects money on behalf or— of the state. it collects money on behalf of the— of the state. it collects money on behalf of the state and it leesm-l— on behalf of the state and it doesn't matter— on behalf of the state and it doesn't matter what. and now whal— doesn't matter what. and now wrral mew-re— doesn't matter what. and now what they're doing is i think mew— what they're doing is i think mew-mm- what they're doing is i think mew-mm law.- what they're doing is i think they this guy, which they picked on this guy, which is they picked on this guy, which ls-le. — they picked on this guy, which ls-le. mew- they picked on this guy, which ls-le. tnev le- they picked on this guy, which is do. they go, oh, is what they do. they go, oh, look.— is what they do. they go, oh, look. were— is what they do. they go, oh, look, we're attacking this guy is what they do. they go, oh, look, we he'sttacking this guy is what they do. they go, oh, look, we he's left, ng this guy is what they do. they go, oh, look, we he's left, becauseiuy is what they do. they go, oh, look, we he's left, because he's because he's left, because he's lell— because he's left, because he's lee-.— because he's left, because he's lell- were— because he's left, because he's left-. we're proving- because he's left, because he's left . we're proving that left wing. we're proving that werewl-ml- left wing. we're proving that werewm-l .- left wing. we're proving that we're wing . we're we're not left wing. we're alalml— we're not left wing. we're alalml-ll— we're not left wing. we're against-if he'd- we're not left wing. we're against �*" r0 r0 we're not left wing. we're- against-if he'd said on his against it. if he'd said on his twitter something like wes streeting, like people are entitled their entitled to their private beliefs they're off the beliefs when they're off the job. just it's one of job. i just think it's one of those inconvenient the job. i just think it's one of thoswas:onvenient the job. i just think it's one of thoswas happened the job. i just think it's one of thoswas happened to the job. i just think it's one of thoswas happened to be the job. i just think it's one of thoswas happened to be live.e job. i just think it's one of thoswas happened to be live. god mic was happened to be live. god i these mics aren't live i hope these mics aren't live dunng i hope these mics aren't live during breaks because the during the breaks because the sorts of things that been sorts of things that we've been saying, they're wildly sexual and in your saying, they're wildly sexual and on in your saying, they're wildly sexual and on the in your saying, they're wildly sexual and on the show in your saying, they're wildly sexual and on the show as in your saying, they're wildly sexual and on the show as well.>ur saying, they're wildly sexual and on the show as well. but part on the show as well. but yeah, i mean, it's confirmed a plas— yeah, i mean, it's confirmed a llas mal— yeah, i mean, it's confirmed a llas mal we— yeah, i mean, it's confirmed a bias that we all— yeah, i mean, it's confirmed a bias that we all knew. anyway, me— bias that we all knew. anyway, me samlaw— bias that we all knew. anyway, the sunday times— bias that we all knew. anyway, the sunday times now and lewis, it

the sunday times now and lewis, ll—wmal— the sunday times now and lewis, ll—wmal leeks- the sunday times now and lewis, it-what looks like- the sunday times now and lewis, it-what looks like a- it reports on what looks like a merrlrwml— it reports on what looks like a horrifying security horrifying blunder by security serwlees— horrifying blunder by security serwlees aml— horrifying blunder by security services and a— horrifying blunder by security services and a possible cover ap— services and a possible cover ap. veal.— services and a possible cover ap. real. well.— services and a possible cover up. yeah, well, i'm not sure it ls. — up. yeah, well, i'm not sure it ls. ll-s— up. yeah, well, i'm not sure it is. it's traumatic— up. yeah, well, i'm not sure it is. it's traumatic traumatised british spy was sent to a jihadist camp . so he's a british jihadist camp. so he's a british spy. he's going to the jihadis, the taliban and the al. and he was killing people and being involved in and seeing all sorts of horrible things. then he comes to britain where he comes home to britain where he killed his child. yeah and killed his own child. yeah and so basically saying that so it's basically saying that maybe maybe mi6 did something horrible to him by sending him to there, that the child wouldn't died. had wouldn't have died. but he had psychological problems beforehand. he had psychological problems afterwards. is problems afterwards. this is a total non—story . no, problems afterwards. this is a total non—story. no, this is i ll— total non—story. no, this is i mean, it seems— total non—story. no, this is i mean, it seems like- “r:r“ e03 no, this is i mean, it seems like there's a mere— mean, it seems like there's a mere wm— mean, it seems like there's a mere a— mean, it seems like there's a there was a lapse— mean, it seems like there's a there was a lapse in vetting. so he wm— there was a lapse in vetting. so he was psychologically evaluated and he was psychologically evaluated all-sall— he was psychologically evaluated all-sall-me- he was psychologically evaluated and said the highest and they said he had the highest pessllle— and they said he had the highest pessllle-ler— and they said he had the highest possible for emotional possible score for emotional lmlalllllw— possible score for emotional lmlalllllw .— possible score for emotional instability . so— possible score for emotional instability . so surely don't instability. so surely don't sell— instability. so surely don't seml mm— instability. so surely don't seml mmla— instability. so surely don't send him-a war- instability. so surely don't send him a war zone. don't send him to a war zone. don't seal— send him to a war zone. don't seml mm— send him to a war zone. don't send him into— send him to a war zone. don't send him into jihadist. liij“ send him into jihadist. oh, you wall— send him into jihadist. oh, you walllaaw— send him into jihadist. oh, you wantlguv-that?- send him into jihadist. oh, you want guy that? who else want a guy like that? who else is to go and hang out with is going to go and hang out with the taliban and al—qaeda who else? normal person else? what kind of normal person am going to go? are you going am i going to go? are you going to go vanity? no. you're going

to go vanity? no. you're going to have to be crazy do to have to be crazy to do that. and people do. and that's crazy. people do. they join the military and that's why we have a military to send away. this this sounds send them away. this this sounds like send them away. this this sounds ale—me- send them away. this this sounds llle—me pesell send them away. this this sounds llle—me pesel asi like i mean, because he posed as a-selller— like i mean, because he posed as a-selller wree— like i mean, because he posed as a-soldier who was- a jihadist soldier who was leroel— a jihadist soldier who was lereel le— a jihadist soldier who was forced to wash— a jihadist soldier who was forced to wash and bury the llslllarel— forced to wash and bury the disfigured taliban disfigured bodies of taliban flamers. — fighters. he witnessed beheadings. - fighters. he witnessed beheadings. yeah and also he was lerlarel— tortured by by pakistani seoarllw— tortured by by pakistani security because tortured by by pakistani- security-because they security services because they mealm— security services because they mealmlwas— security services because they thought was genuine thought he was a genuine r-mallsl. — thought he was a genuine jihadist. and— thought he was a genuine jihadist. and his handler jihadist. and then his handler sall— jihadist. and then his handler sall wea— jihadist. and then his handler sall wea sall— jihadist. and then his handler said you said ,_ jihadist. and then his handler said you said , oh, sorry, i hope said you said, oh, sorry, i hope weare— said you said, oh, sorry, i hope wea-r reelml— said you said, oh, sorry, i hope you're feeling less— said you said, oh, sorry, i hope you're feeling less sore , as if you're feeling less sore, as if he slallel— you're feeling less sore, as if he stubbed his— you're feeling less sore, as if he stubbed his toe. it seems llle— he stubbed his toe. it seems llle me— he stubbed his toe. it seems like the government really lallel— like the government really lallel. aal— like the government really failed. and in— like the government really failed. and in its handling of mm— failed. and in its handling of mm ew— failed. and in its handling of mm aml— failed. and in its handling of him now and now the court has sall— him now and now the court has sall-lesl— him now and now the court has sall-lesl all— him now and now the court has said-lost all-its- him now and now the court has said lost all its papers said it's lost all of its papers on-case, which- said it's lost all of its papers on case, which seems like i on the case, which seems like i meamleearl— on the case, which seems like i mean,lcourt-all- on the case, which seems like i mean,lcourt-all of- on the case, which seems like i mean, court all of its mean, a court losing all of its papers.— mean, a court losing all of its papers. merr— mean, a court losing all of its papers, their morning papers anymore. they're electronic, you lose.— anymore. they're electronic, you lose—le- anymore. they're electronic, you lose—lo a- anymore. they're electronic, you lose—lo a werw| lose. but it should it be a very sarprlse— lose. but it should it be a very sarprlse le— lose. but it should it be a very sarprlse le as— lose. but it should it be a very surprise to us that_ lose. but it should it be a very surprise to us that the secret serwlees— surprise to us that the secret serwlees — surprise to us that the secret services are secretive when it eemeslmese— services are secretive when it comes these things. 0:r comes to these things. i do. i lml— comes to these things. i do. i mm of— comes to these things. i do. i mm of lake— comes to these things. i do. i kind of take your point, louis, that of the day, i that at the end of the day, i mean, i'm not condoning this at all, it must be part and all, but it must be part and parcel muddy, dirty hands parcel of the muddy, dirty hands of services they're of secret services that they're going including going to use resources including human resources of people who i'm you're you're

i'm sorry, if you're if you're going around the going all the way around the world to partake in some of these activities on behalf of anything, or anything, your country or anything, your country or anything, right. and anything, that ain't right. and yes, they say yes, of course, they did say that. what was it? that he had a higher stress rating than anyone else author of the else that the author of the report him seen. report about him had seen. i mean, there are some people who get working get stressed working in afternoon i afternoon at pret a manger. i really think we need we want to be sending them do the be sending them to do the bidding the state in secret bidding of the state in secret services. people on the services. no like people on the edge going to be the people edge are going to be the people that suitable for these that are suitable for these jobs in lot ways. okay. well, in a lot of ways. okay. well, we've reached _ in a lot of ways. okay. well, we've reached the- “ okay. well, we've reached the halfway point now— we've reached the halfway point now, so come back— we've reached the halfway point now, so come back in a second for me— now, so come back in a second for me mamw— now, so come back in a second for the nanny state— now, so come back in a second for the nanny state geeks, smackdowns_ for the nanny state geeks, smackdowns light for the nanny state geeks,- smackdowns-light damage smackdowns and bud light damage eemlrel— smackdowns and bud light damage oemlrel -mem—

on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching . it didn't. britain is watching. it didn't. welcome back— britain is watching. it didn't. welcome back to— “ t “0 it didn't. welcome back to headliners and slalom— welcome back to headliners and slalom lme— welcome back to headliners and straight into the— welcome back to headliners and straight into the mail on sunday wlm— straight into the mail on sunday mm a— straight into the mail on sunday mm a reperl— straight into the mail on sunday mm a reperl em— straight into the mail on sunday with a report on the nhs slamme— with a report on the nhs staffing loads- with a report on the nhs staffing loads of taxpayers memew— staffing loads of taxpayers memew em— staffing loads of taxpayers money on diversity officers who do money on diversity officers who le nelning — money on diversity officers who do nothing but— money on diversity officers who do nothing but get in the way all— do nothing but get in the way aml lell— do nothing but get in the way and tell people— do nothing but get in the way and tell people they're evil, raelsls— and tell people they're evil, racists, vanity. _ and tell people they're evil, racists, vanity. .0

and tell people they're evil, racists, vanity. “ racists, vanity. this must be the most gb news headline to be vexed and frustrated about. so the mail on sunday are concerned about the there's another £450,000 of salaries being offered to various different roles in the nhs for 11 different equality, inclusion and diversity officer roles this month so that would be roles. in fact, they're all listed here. i shant fact, they're all listed here. i shan't go through them all. equalities manager says equality, diversity and inclusion leads fact inclusion leads and the fact that they need so many equality and diversity and inclusion managers to suggest that the nhs is a hotbed racism and is a hotbed of racism and homophobia. do you think that means we should— do you think that means we should dismantle the also— means we should dismantle the also we— means we should dismantle the also lee-mave— means we should dismantle the nhs? we-have an- nhs? we can't have an organisation— nhs? we can't have an organisation that. nhs? we can't have an- organisation-that. these organisation like that. these roles— organisation like that. these roles-eem— organisation like that. these roles-exist to- organisation like that. these roles exist to dismantle roles don't exist to dismantle the always want the nhs. i always i always want to be careful here because i do think i don't know about think i don't know much about like how many doctors does like how how many doctors does it take to the way it take to do things the way that like them to done? that i'd like them to be done? but definitely all know but we definitely all know that we'd to more doctors we'd like to have more doctors rather more administrators. rather than more administrators. so frustrating for people so that's frustrating for people that that there's that feel that there's a bureaucratic within bureaucratic swell within the nhs, with the nhs, but the money goes with the attention and we also know

attention goes. and we also know that people are want more that people are we want more doctors roles doctors and these roles are often trying retain often about trying to retain people going to leave people that are going to leave because they're dissatisfied with experience and with their work experience and to recruit people who feel to help recruit people who feel frustrated that that they don't feel welcome within the medical profession right . but i feel welcome within the medical profession right. but i think the profession right. but i think me was— profession right. but i think me was ls— profession right. but i think the nhs is obviously- 01 but i think the nhs is obviously one of ”01 but i think the nhs is obviously one of the meso— the nhs is obviously one of the most welcoming— the nhs is obviously one of the most welcoming organisations to people— most welcoming organisations to peeple el— most welcoming organisations to peeple er elear— most welcoming organisations to people of colour and you know, various sexualities_ people of colour and you know, various sexualities and genders aml— various sexualities and genders aml wheeler.— various sexualities and genders and whatever. so— various sexualities and genders and whatever. so i— various sexualities and genders and whatever. so i don't, i lea-l— and whatever. so i don't, i lem-l mml— and whatever. so i don't, i don't think the _ and whatever. so i don't, i don't think the nhs, i mean it's not don't think the nhs, i mean it's mel mew-re— don't think the nhs, i mean it's mel mew-re mel— don't think the nhs, i mean it's not they're not in— don't think the nhs, i mean it's not they're not in the ku klux llam— not they're not in the ku klux klan. pal— not they're not in the ku klux klan. par la— not they're not in the ku klux klan, but in the— not they're not in the ku klux klan, but in the nhs, let's spell— klan, but in the nhs, let's speml mere— klan, but in the nhs, let's spend more money on the doctors, mawle— spend more money on the doctors, mawle less— spend more money on the doctors, mawle less memew— spend more money on the doctors, maybe less money on the, on the lareaaoraw — maybe less money on the, on the bureaucracy. if— maybe less money on the, on the bureaucracy. if you— maybe less money on the, on the bureaucracy. �*" tel“ maybe less money on the, on the bureaucracy. �*" t“ 0. bureaucracy. if you can up the prestige for doctors, then you can the supply of can increase the supply of people want into the people that want to go into the profession general . and profession in general. and louis, don't you think- r::r“ “ 0: and louis, don't you think i mean, lease— louis, don't you think i mean, because these— louis, don't you think i mean, because these equality, llwersllw— diversity and inclusion officers.— diversity and inclusion officers,-just- officers, they just arrange a pemlless— officers, they just arrange a pointless training that pointless training sessions that you pointless training sessions that wea—em— pointless training sessions that wea—em aml- pointless training sessions that wea—em aml le- pointless training sessions that you on and be told you have to go on and be told whal— you have to go on and be told war a— you have to go on and be told what a terrible— you have to go on and be told what a terrible sinner you are. all— what a terrible sinner you are. and-introduce— what a terrible sinner you are. and introduce these and they introduce all these pelleles— and they introduce all these policies regulations policies and regulations and loses— policies and regulations and loses-mave— policies and regulations and boxes-have to- policies and regulations and boxes have to so boxes you have to tick. so mew-re— boxes you have to tick. so mew-re-m- boxes you have to tick. so they're - in the - boxes you have to tick. so they're in the way of they're getting in the way of peeple—amll people doing theirjob and mew-re— people doing theirjob and they're people. people doing theirjob and- they're-people. well, they're annoying people. well, you—i— they're annoying people. well, wea—l lea-l- they're annoying people. well, you—i don't know. they're annoying people. well, you i don't know what you know what? i don't know what the about

the hell you're talking about because myself have never had because i myself have never had a job, so i don't know what these but when i did have these are. but when i did have jobs back in the day and i was never want to never they didn't want to include about hospitals, include me, but about hospitals, about the about inclusion. the fact is the nhs is completely broken. and the reason it's broken is, is there's too, too many. like there's too, too many. like there's too, too many. like there's too i tried to be illustrative . yeah, whatever illustrative. yeah, whatever theyitis illustrative. yeah, whatever they it is broken. there are too many people wanting too much treatment and there's not enough doctors in the entire world to deal with with the crazy people living today who want to be healthy . yeah. if you know your healthy. yeah. if you know your wea mew.— healthy. yeah. if you know your cars, you know, if— healthy. yeah. if you know your cars, you know, if your- l/r:el“ if you know your cars, you know, if your car is lemo— cars, you know, if your car is going le— cars, you know, if your car is going le gei— cars, you know, if your car is going to get fixed for free, wea-re— going to get fixed for free, wea-re lemo— going to get fixed for free, wea-re going le— going to get fixed for free, you're going to just drive it me— you're going to just drive it me melles— you're going to just drive it into hedges and stuff. l/r:el“ into hedges and stuff. yeah, malls— into hedges and stuff. yeah, malls lrae. — into hedges and stuff. yeah, that's true. and— into hedges and stuff. yeah, that's true. and i— into hedges and stuff. yeah, that's true. and i don't know that's true. and i don't know that there are better health outcomes for individuals in countries without a national health service, the reasons health service, like the reasons why poor health why people are in poor health and poor for their and have poor habits for their own is are myriad and own health is are myriad and cultural and it's cultural and ingrained and it's not really just the role of the nhs to kind of pick up the slack for why people, you know, need some help with like a two

countries. no, he he's she is it she oh she's stuck. i'm stuck. but but vanity said something very interesting which is not true. you people there people are living quite long lives in places where there is no national health service like hong kong. i don't think there's one in switzerland. and i think in america, people don't live much shorter lives in america with a horrible system. switzerland is eat cheese. with a horrible system. - switzerland is eat cheese. it's a-melr— switzerland is eat cheese. it's a-their hearts- switzerland is eat cheese. it's a-their hearts are- a miracle their hearts are werlml. — a miracle their hearts are werlml. l— a miracle their hearts are working. i mean, that's another laeslem. — working. i mean, that's another question. cheese— working. i mean, that's another question. cheese is- working. i mean, that's another question. 00 question. cheese is so good for you, hard cheese, you, especially hard cheese, right i'm going to tolerate right? i'm not going to tolerate that talk. cheese is that kind of talk. no, cheese is amazing . i don't know. you're amazing. i don't know. you're from up there in scotland where you don't even know what cheese is. we have a nice we have cheese. we cheese in cheese. we have cheese in seellaml.— cheese. we have cheese in scotland. louis— t we have cheese in scotland. louis you've got. i'm rel— scotland. louis you've got. i'm rel-lake— scotland. louis you've got. i'm rel-lake mm- scotland. louis you've got. i'm not take this slander not going to take this slander out home from cheese. out of my home from a&e cheese. that's the only cheese we have anyway, the sunday telegraph next. reveal the next. and they reveal that the leeler— next. and they reveal that the doctor—organise i doctor who helped organise the soles— doctor who helped organise the slrlles-lel— doctor who helped organise the strikes-led to— doctor who helped organise the strikes led to excess strikes that led to excess lealm— strikes that led to excess deaths also _ strikes that led to excess deaths also made jokes denying lealm— deaths also made jokes denying| deaths—sounds deaths in the holocaust. sounds aleal— deaths in the holocaust. sounds aleal-ler— deaths in the holocaust. sounds aleal-ler a— deaths in the holocaust. sounds about-for a lefty.- deaths in the holocaust. sounds about for a lefty. lewis about right for a lefty. lewis mell— about right for a lefty. lewis llell .— about right for a lefty. lewis llell . why— about right for a lefty. lewis well . wmw le— about right for a lefty. lewis well , why do i— about right for a lefty. lewis well , why do i get this well, why do i get this anti—semitism story? “

anti—semitism story? this is a loll— anti—semitism story? this is a bma .— anti—semitism story? this is a pm . wllcl— anti—semitism story? this is a bma , which is a british medical bma, which is a british medical association. that's the doctor. that's the doctor group right there. doctors. they're there. junior doctors. they're real doctors, but they've got a horrible so you horrible name. so you can't respect them they've respect them because they've settled for a horrible name. they're bad negotiators. they're really bad negotiators. they're really bad negotiators. they right they kind of sound like a right wing don't they? the bma? wing group, don't they? the bma? the bma? yeah. and i don't know. i'll have to think about that. and so. this guy, his name is and so. so this guy, his name is mr doctor white, and he was making saying, sig. sig. making jokes saying, sig. sig. i don't could say and don't know if i could say and i'd say i don't want i'd like to say i don't want i don't want say it, but it don't want to say it, but it sounds like he's a he's a proper anti—semite. and all i know is this. i've i've stopped using his not going to his surgery. i'm not going to see was because see him anymore. was it because he about jew banker he he joked about jew banker goblins? yeah . he said you goblins? yeah. he said you small.— goblins? yeah. he said you smeall. — goblins? yeah. he said you smeall. l— goblins? yeah. he said you should. i don't— goblins? yeah. he said you should. i don't want- 0 “e7 yeah. he said you should. 0 .0 0 goblins? yeah. he said you should. i don't want to say it. don't boycott israel out of spite. buti don't boycott israel out of spite. but i mean, the stuff lse-s— spite. but i mean, the stuff rse-s sawml— spite. but i mean, the stuff rse-s sawmg ls— but i mean, the stuff he's saying is absolutely llsgaslml. — he's saying is absolutely disgusting. he's calling the leleeaasl— disgusting. he's calling the holocaust the— disgusting. he's calling the holocaust the holohoax . yeah. i holocaust the holohoax. yeah. i mm— holocaust the holohoax. yeah. i mm ls— holocaust the holohoax. yeah. i mean, this is this— holocaust the holohoax. yeah. i mean, this is this seems like someone— mean, this is this seems like something that_ mean, this is this seems like something that would be in a lalear— something that would be in a lalear larlw— something that would be in a labour party meeting. it's merrllle. — labour party meeting. it's horrible. .mean- labour party meeting. it's horrible. mean , what can you horrible. i i mean, what can you lol— horrible. i i mean, what can you lee — horrible. i i mean, what can you lee people— horrible. i i mean, what can you do? people don't,— horrible. i i mean, what can you do? people don't, you- horrible. i i mean, what can you do? 0:r“ 0 do? people don't, you know, the fact that this is news says that

we live in a good country, that this is a very unusual situation. well, i think we've eeem— situation. well, i think we've leem asel— r::r“ well, i think we've been used everywhere, apart from moo— been used everywhere, apart from looo oermamw.— been used everywhere, apart from looo oermamw. l— been used everywhere, apart from 1930 germany. i don't think so. i 1930 germany. i don't think so. l mml— 1930 germany. i don't think so. l mml ll— 1930 germany. i don't think so. l mml l we— 1930 germany. i don't think so. i think if we were— 1930 germany. i don't think so. i think if we were maybe- 1930 germany. i don't think so. i think if we were maybe in- i think if we were maybe in saudi arabia, would be saudi arabia, this would be quite saudi arabia, quite normal. saudi arabia, i mean, normal talk- r00. saudi arabia, i mean, normal talk like this, emeap— mean, normal talk like this, cheap sainsbury's bought cheap sainsbury's shop bought wme— cheap sainsbury's shop bought wme-l-we— cheap sainsbury's shop bought wine-i've been— cheap sainsbury's shop bought wine i've been drinking in wine that i've been drinking in mm— wine that i've been drinking in lam-mal— wine that i've been drinking in lam-mag . — wine that i've been drinking in lam-mal- ll- wine that i've been drinking in this-mug . it leaves. wine that i've been drinking in this mug . 0 wine that i've been drinking in. this-mug . it leaves a bad this ben mug. it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. and think, taste in my mouth. and i think, you he used a the you know, he used a term the holohoax in one of his jokes. and i'm sure that he thought that the whole was a la la that the whole thing was a la la carte . but. but it is carte. but. but it is uncomfortable. it's uncomfortable. it's uncomfortable his uncomfortable behaviour on his part , but it's also part, but it's also uncomfortable. so sorry, uncomfortable. i'm so sorry, louis. i knew you were man of louis. i knew you were a man of jewish experience. the whole situation makes us uneasy because said dumb things because he said some dumb things . only thing i would say . but the only thing i would say is we haven't heard from him. not not that i'm particularly interested in what one on the internet says, but i do think that they've made their statement. they've suspended him. he hasn't said anything. he's probably wise to keep his mouth shut, keep his head down and hope that he can get back to

because these were from several years he can get years ago. hopefully he can get back a good life helping back to a good life helping people and put this kind of invective past you invective in the past or you know what? i think vanity makes the know what? i think vanity makes me lesl— know what? i think vanity makes me lesl perm. — know what? i think vanity makes the best point. .have- know what? i think vanity makes the best point. .have to- the best point. we have to eseerw— the best point. we have toi reserve—because the best point. we have to- reserve_because these reserve judgement because these are in the mainstream media and mew-re—lles- are in the mainstream media and mew-re—lles .- are in the mainstream media and they're—lies . every. they're probably all lies. every smlle— they're probably all lies. every smlle slew— they're probably all lies. every smlle slew we— they're probably all lies. every single story we cover, i think mew— single story we cover, i think mew am— single story we cover, i think mew all— single story we cover, i think they can all reference. i think mew-we— they can all reference. i think mew-we gel— they can all reference. i think they've got the proof for that one. anyway. anyway, moving on to the sunday telegraph now and vanity are busybody. government won't people have won't let young people have a flutter unless they've been vaccinated , in which their vaccinated, in which case their heart have a wee flutter. heart will have a wee flutter. am i right? allegedly these notes hilarious. am i right? allegedly these notes-hilarious. so- am i right? allegedly these notes-hilarious. so the. notes are hilarious. so the samlaw— notes are hilarious. so the sunday telegraph, the notes that i sunday telegraph, the notes that l-mere.— sunday telegraph, the notes that l-mere. are— sunday telegraph, the notes that i-here, are saying- sunday telegraph, the notes that i here, are saying that the i have here, are saying that the warm— i have here, are saying that the mammw slale— i have here, are saying that the nanny state gambling reforms. oh, nanny state gambling reforms. ore-meanne- oh, that's the headline. oh, lls— oh, that's the headline. oh, lls-samlaw— oh, that's the headline. oh, it's sunday telegraph oh, that's the headline. oh, it's fnanny telegraph oh, that's the headline. oh, it's fnanny state raph oh, that's the headline. oh, it's fnanny state gambling oh, that's the headline. oh, it's stokeiy state gambling oh, that's the headline. oh, it's stoke concern gambling oh, that's the headline. oh, it's stoke concern ofmbling oh, that's the headline. oh, it's stoke concern of legal] reform stoke concern of legal age,— reform stoke concern of legal ale. oranges— reform stoke concern of legal age, changes for— reform stoke concern of legal age, changes for smoking and alcohol — age, changes for smoking and alcohol se— age, changes for smoking and alcohol. so basically some lamllml— alcohol. so basically some gambling games may now have reslrlelem— gambling games may now have restrictions where— gambling games may now have restrictions where you can't play— restrictions where you can't play—25] play them until you're 25. malls— play them until you're 25. that's obviously seven years higher— that's obviously seven years higher mam— that's obviously seven years higher than the— that's obviously seven years higher than the age of consent for higher than the age of consent fer—else— higher than the age of consent for—else that- higher than the age of consentl for—else that-can for everything else that you can do for everything else that you can le—am— for everything else that you can le—am alall- do when you're an adult, lasleallw. — do when you're an adult, basically. .the- do when you're an adult, basically. the fears are basically. so the fears are erewml— basically. so the fears are growing-under- basically. so the fears are growing under 25 could 25

growing that under 25 could 25 eeall— growing that under 25 could 25 oeall le— growing that under 25 could 25 oeall be me— growing that under 25 could 25 could be the new— growing that under 25 could 25 could be the new benchmark for a whole— could be the new benchmark for a wlrele meso— could be the new benchmark for a wlrele mesl el— could be the new benchmark for a whole host of things like aleemel — whole host of things like alcohol. you— whole host of things like alcohol. you know, and smoking pemaps— alcohol. you know, and smoking perhaps as— alcohol. you know, and smoking perhaps as well — alcohol. you know, and smoking perhaps as well. so people are apsel— perhaps as well. so people are apsel awl— perhaps as well. so people are upset and anxious— perhaps as well. so people are upset and anxious about that. all— upset and anxious about that. all l— upset and anxious about that. all l gei— upset and anxious about that. all r gel mal— upset and anxious about that. and i get that anxiety. i think mal— and i get that anxiety. i think war we— and i get that anxiety. i think that we infantilize young people when— that we infantilize young people when we— that we infantilize young people when we l— that we infantilize young people when we see i mean, i'm not a gamble— when we see i mean, i'm not a gamble mwsell— when we see i mean, i'm not a gambler myself, um, but i think we infantilize— gambler myself, um, but i think we infantilize young people when . wre— we infantilize young people when . we are— we infantilize young people when . lle ale.— we infantilize young people when . we are like, in— we infantilize young people when . we are like, in an— we infantilize young people when . we are like, in an ideal werll— . we are like, in an ideal werll. l— . we are like, in an ideal world, i actually think we smeall— world, i actually think we smeall le— world, i actually think we should be kids- world, i actually think we should be kids should be lrmlml— should be kids should be drinking when they're 16. i mml— drinking when they're 16. i mml lls— drinking when they're 16. i think it's important that kids lrlml— think it's important that kids lrml. mal— think it's important that kids drink, that the— think it's important that kids drink, that the law respect as to drink, that the law respect as le whal— drink, that the law respect as to what actually— drink, that the law respect as to what actually happens. and it's to what actually happens. and as a— to what actually happens. and as a reallw— to what actually happens. and it's a really good— to what actually happens. and it's a really good thing to know when— it's a really good thing to know wmem—lasl- it's a really good thing to know when _just what. when you're young, just what being— when you're young, just what eeme—wea- when you're young, just whati eeme—wea. llle being drunk does to you, like whal— being drunk does to you, like wrral ll— being drunk does to you, like wrral ll lees— being drunk does to you, like what it does to— being drunk does to you, like what it does to your body, what it what it does to your body, what ll lees. — what it does to your body, what ll lees. llle— what it does to your body, what it does. like you're— what it does to your body, what it does. like you're going to reel— it does. like you're going to reel awlal— it does. like you're going to feel awful the— it does. like you're going to feel awful the next day instead of feel awful the next day instead el-llle.— feel awful the next day instead el-llle. pasm- feel awful the next day instead of-like, push the- feel awful the next day instead of like, push the age of trying to, like, push the age farmer— of trying to, like, push the age farmer awl— of trying to, like, push the age further and further and criminalise_ criminalise all these young peeple.— criminalise all these young. peeple—veal people. it's a bit weird. yeah all— people. it's a bit weird. yeah all drinking— people. it's a bit weird. yeah and drinking, you— people. it's a bit weird. yeah and drinking, you know,- people. it's a bit weird. yeah and drinking, you know, if you dnnkin and drinking, you know, if you drink in a family setting or if you drink with sort of old, you drink with with sort of old, you drink with with sort of old, you know, mentor who know you and know care you, and you know care about you, that's better than you know, chugging vodka down chugging a bottle of vodka down the park. well, we have

the park. well, we should have paremls— the park. well, we should have paremls wree— the park. well, we should have parents who .this. _ the park. well, we should have parents who-this. i- well, we should have parents who this. i mean, parents who do this. i mean, call— parents who do this. i mean, call me— parents who do this. i mean, call me ell— parents who do this. i mean, call me old school. i believe in paremls— call me old school. i believe in parems. lal— call me old school. i believe in parents. but we've— call me old school. i believe in parents. but we've destroyed we leslrewel— parents. but we've destroyed we destroyed _through. destroyed the family through the lean —me. - destroyed the family through the death _the. the - death of love. it's the. the loam— death of love. it's the. the death i love _ death of love. it's the. the death love where we the death of love where we let the we lasleallw— death of love where we let the we basically destroy families. they— we basically destroy families. mew-mawle- we basically destroy families. mew-mawle weal they could say maybe you smeallm-l— they could say maybe you shouldn't drinking. shouldn't be drinking. yeah. who walla— shouldn't be drinking. yeah. who walem-llls— shouldn't be drinking. yeah. who watch-kids at. - shouldn't be drinking. yeah. who watch-kids at. and- shouldn't be drinking. yeah. who watch kids at. and we watch over the kids at. and we let watch over the kids at. and we lel me— watch over the kids at. and we lel me slale— watch over the kids at. and we let the state has— watch over the kids at. and we let the state has to come in and sav— let the state has to come in and saw ll— let the state has to come in and saw l. l— let the state has to come in and saw l. l mml— let the state has to come in and say it. i think and— let the state has to come in and say it. i think and a— let the state has to come in and say it. i think and a step farmer— say it. i think and a step farmer as— say it. i think and a step further as well- say it. i think and a step further as well when it comes to loose— further as well when it comes to loose ll-s— further as well when it comes to booze it's slightly— further as well when it comes to booze it's slightly different from— booze it's slightly different from gambling. so i know the telegraph going off about telegraph are going off about gambling, young gambling, but you know young people eschewing the people are eschewing the physical altogether. now, physical realm altogether. now, you the oh god, i'm not you know, the oh god, i'm not allowed to swear. i apologise for mal— allowed to swear. i apologise for real .— allowed to swear. i apologise for real . rer— allowed to swear. i apologise for that , for the— 0 i apologise for that , for the language. /r:0 for that, for the language. you say for that, for the language. you saw weare— for that, for the language. you saw wea-re saw.— for that, for the language. you say you're sorry, particularly for watching morning for anybody watching the morning . i'll apologise in my own time. in . i'll apologise in my own time. lm mw— . i'll apologise in my own time. lm mw ew— . i'll apologise in my own time. in my own words.— i'll apologise in my own time. in my own words. louis be oarelal — in my own words. louis be careful. you— in my own words. louis be careful. /r:0 0 careful. you apologise. the ofcom's word. it's late in the day— ofcom's word. it's late in the law all— ofcom's word. it's late in the law aml l — ofcom's word. it's late in the law aml l l— ofcom's word. it's late in the day and i. i didn't— t 0 it's late in the day and i. i didn't think we'd be aller— day and i. i didn't think we'd be aller me— day and i. i didn't think we'd be after the we're after the walerslrel— be after the we're after the watershed. but— be after the we're after the watershed. but i know this is repealel— watershed. but i know this is repealel al— watershed. but i know this is repeated at inclement hour. repeated at an inclement hour. i do repeated at an inclement hour. i le—we— repeated at an inclement hour. i le—we lal— repeated at an inclement hour. i le—we lal weaml- do apologise. no but young peeple— do apologise. no but young peeple are— do apologise. no but young people are eschewing the plwsleal— people are eschewing the physical altogether. physical realm altogether. mew-re— physical realm altogether. they're digital . they're they're going digital. they're going— they're going digital. they're lelml-mew-re- they're going digital. they're going they're barely going online. they're barely presem— going online. they're barely pesem—ml present in real life. so if mere-s— present in real life. so if mere-s am— present in real life. so if there's an experience they can mave—

there's an experience they can lave-lolles- there's an experience they can have bodies, enjoy have with their bodies, enjoy a law— have with their bodies, enjoy a lrml .— have with their bodies, enjoy a lrml . l— have with their bodies, enjoy a drink. i think— have with their bodies, enjoy a drink. i think we— have with their bodies, enjoy a drink. i think we should be emeearalml— drink. i think we should be encouraging them choose life, encouraging them to choose life, parlale—werll. - partake in the real world. aawwaws.— partake in the real world. anywavsr me— partake in the real world. anyways, the telegraph next and legal john lydon mom has legal lefty john lydon mom has taken a break from beating foxes to death to get in a row with another fox. jk rowling . yeah jk another fox. jk rowling. yeah jk rowling. she's into— another fox. jk rowling. yeah jk rowling. she's into trans- 3 “0 yeah jk rowling. she's into trans row ls— rowling. she's into trans row ls ll— rowling. she's into trans row ls l a— rowling. she's into trans row row is it a row— rowling. she's into trans row row is it a row row? it's a row wlm— row is it a row row? it's a row wlm me— row is it a row row? it's a row with the left— row is it a row row? it's a row with the left wing— row is it a row row? it's a row with the left wing lawyer over slmler— with the left wing lawyer over stinker book— with the left wing lawyer over stinker book review. she aolaallw— stinker book review. she actually took _ stinker book review. she actually took the time. i think realml— actually took the time. i think realml mm— actually took the time. i think reading this i— actually took the time. i think reading this i had to read it llle— reading this i had to read it llle 5— reading this i had to read it llle s or— reading this i had to read it llle s or e— reading this i had to read it like 5 or 6 times- reading this i had to read it like 5 or 6 times before she aelaallw— like 5 or 6 times before she actually wrote _ like 5 or 6 times before she actually wrote a— like 5 or 6 times before she actually wrote a review in the rlmes— actually wrote a review in the times-somebody- actually wrote a review in thel times-somebody else actually wrote a review in the- times-somebody else wrote times times. somebody else wrote the review, but she tweeted about it. oh, she tweeted about the about it. oh, she tweeted about ole-olaw— about it. oh, she tweeted about ole-olaw lal— about it. oh, she tweeted about the _okay and he - about it. oh, she tweeted about the-okay and he got- the review. okay and he got apsel— the review. okay and he got upset because _ the review. okay and he got upset because jk rowling has lweelel— upset because jk rowling has tweeted about— upset because jk rowling has tweeted about the about a book aleal— tweeted about the about a book aleal a— tweeted about the about a book about a review— tweeted about the about a book about a review of— tweeted about the about a book about a review of a book that he were— about a review of a book that he wrele aleal— about a review of a book that he wrele aleal. — about a review of a book that he wrote about . it's— about a review of a book that he wrote about . it's a— about a review of a book that he wrote about . 0 r::g wrote about. it's a very negative review of jolene. and he was a trans he must- 0 and he was a trans he must be so happy— he was a trans he must be so mappw mal— he was a trans he must be so mappw mar w— he was a trans he must be so happy that jk rowling tweeted his happy that jk rowling tweeted ms leel. — happy that jk rowling tweeted his book. yeah— happy that jk rowling tweeted his book. yeah i— happy that jk rowling tweeted his book. yeah i mean, that's going— his book. yeah i mean, that's going le— his book. yeah i mean, that's going le leesl— his book. yeah i mean, that's going to boost. _ his book. yeah i mean, that's going to boost. 0r:r his book. yeah i mean, that's going to boost. 0: �*ii' going to boost. she's got 14 million followers. that's going to boost sales, even even

tweeting something negative about never this thing, about never read this thing, which she did. there are mllllem— which she did. there are millions of— which she did. there are millions of people- rt.“ r0 r0 there are millions of people who are going to millions of people who are going le-weala— millions of people who are going le-weam l— millions of people who are going le-weam l-le— millions of people who are going to-yeah, i-to read,- millions of people who are going to yeah, i to read, got to go, yeah, i got to read, got to go, yeah, i got to read, got le real— to go, yeah, i got to read, got le real mm— to go, yeah, i got to read, got to read this thing.— to go, yeah, i got to read, got to read this thing. he was a law.— to read this thing. he was a law. we— to read this thing. he was a law. we wm— to read this thing. he was a tax. he was a— to read this thing. he was a tax. he was a tax- to read this thing. he was a tax. he was a tax lawyer. and i mml— tax. he was a tax lawyer. and i mml mal— tax. he was a tax lawyer. and i think that says— tax. he was a tax lawyer. and i think that says it— tax. he was a tax lawyer. and i think that says it all. i think me— think that says it all. i think me rewlew— think that says it all. i think the review said that he was in love with his own prose. a first time author who should not be encouraged to re—offend. it reminds fran lebowitz, the reminds me of fran lebowitz, the you might the new york, the you might know the new york, the new humorist that new york humorist who said that they you that they always tell you that everyone's one book them. everyone's got one book in them. what don't you is that what they don't tell you is that you write it. yeah, you shouldn't write it. yeah, some terrible. you shouldn't write it. yeah,- some _terrible. anyway, some books are terrible. anyway, lels— some books are terrible. anyway, lels-mls— some books are terrible. anyway, let's-this section- let's finish this section with a mall— let's finish this section with a mall em— let's finish this section with a mall em-aml- let's finish this section with a mail on-and a- let's finish this section with a mail on and a news that mail on sunday and a news that wlll— mail on sunday and a news that wlll sarprlse— mail on sunday and a news that will surprise nobody. bud light mave— will surprise nobody. bud light mawe llwem— will surprise nobody. bud light have given their— will surprise nobody. bud light have given their marketing exec the have given their marketing exec lse—le— have given their marketing exec lse—lo me- have given their marketing exec lse—lo me lol- the boot. go. go to the job emre. — the boot. go. go to the job centre. vanity— the boot. go. go to the job centre. vanity _ the boot. go. go to the job centre. vanity liij“ the boot. go. go to the job centre. vanity o“ 0 «pr:er centre. vanity oh, gosh, yes. so the mail on sunday bud light are under fire after their marketing vice president has taken a leave of absence. this is after the dylan mulvaney controversy. dylan mulvaney controversy. dylan mulvaney controversy. dylan mulvaney is an influencer, a trans influencer, very popular in america who was used for some of their ads , sort of a of their ads, sort of a sponsorship arrangement with

with dylan mulvaney. the idea was to try and make the brand more approachable to young female drinkers and maybe to the lgbt community instead , it's lgbt community instead, it's backfired massively. the value of the company dropped by 6 billion after a boycott , and billion after a boycott, and basically a lot of beer drinkers felt like stopped trying to stop trying to sell us this idea of your product. we just want to dnnk your product. we just want to drink the beer. yeah. and i bet there were probably some transphobes in there as well who were the problem were really upset. the problem they have here dylan they have here is that dylan mulvaney is god bless her, but deeply annoying . and i don't deeply annoying. and i don't think there's anything wrong. i love hyper camp people . yeah, love hyper camp people. yeah, i've been known to partake in the garments and the trappings of camp myself. do you remember richard simmons? yes. comic you know, just over the top. kind of persona, which is fun. but is also tiresome. and i think the problem proud dylan mulvaney has is that her personality, sadly . is that her personality, sadly. yeah. and the rest of us have to put up with it. it doesn't resonate with— put up with it. it doesn't resonate with bud- 0. 0 it doesn't

resonate with bud light drinkers who are— resonate with bud light drinkers who are traditionally sort of, you— who are traditionally sort of, wea mew.— who are traditionally sort of, you know, blokey guys who want to you know, blokey guys who want le-sperls— you know, blokey guys who want le-sperls awl— you know, blokey guys who want to-sports and drink- to go to sports and drink a marble— to go to sports and drink a horrible beer— to go to sports and drink a horrible beer ,_ to go to sports and drink a horrible beer , but it doesn't horrible beer, but it doesn't get— horrible beer, but it doesn't gel-i00— horrible beer, but it doesn't gel-lee-se- horrible beer, but it doesn't gel-lee-se weal horrible beer, but it doesn't. get-too-so you can get you too drunk. so you can lrml— get you too drunk. so you can lrml ll— get you too drunk. so you can lrml ll all— get you too drunk. so you can drink it all day— get you too drunk. so you can drink it all day in— get you too drunk. so you can drink it all day in the sunshine. - drink it all day in the sunshine. fitelr0 drink it all day in the sunshine. belr0 ce“ drink it all day in the- sunshine. bad beer. can i give an update on this story? because this is something you have not heard yet, but this was actually a marketing that a brilliant marketing move that yes, since yes, yes. the best one since ratner. anheuser—busch the company, $6 billion worth company, lost $6 billion worth of market capitalisation. that's the price of the stock, basically. and it lost 6 billion. but most of that has come back already. okay and they're up by 5% in the year and not in the year. in the month. in the past month, they're up by 5. so it hasn't hurt them. listen to what i'm going to say. it hasn't hurt them. and it actually because bud light was kind dying, was like kind of dying, this was like what call in american what they call in american football, the hail mary pass. have you heard this? or like have you heard of this? or like or when they're playing or like when they're playing a soccer game, you might as well shoot you as well shoot for it. you might as well go it. it's like a go for it. it's like in a football game where they'll take the the of the the goalie out of the out of the goal the goalie out of the out of the goal. he had like 13% market share. weren't, they

share. they weren't, they werewl— share. they weren't, they weren't-mean,- share. they weren't, they. weren't-mean, they share. they weren't, they- weren't-mean, they were weren't dying. i mean, they were in weren't dying. i mean, they were m-lal— weren't dying. i mean, they were m-lal mew— weren't dying. i mean, they were in _but they weren't- in decline, but they weren't mew— in decline, but they weren't mew werewl— in decline, but they weren't they weren't dead. they they weren't at all dead. they were-sellml— they weren't at all dead. they were selling huge amounts were still selling huge amounts of were still selling huge amounts el-lal— were still selling huge amounts el-lal llam— were still selling huge amounts of-bud light. and- were still selling huge amounts of bud light. and now their of this bud light. and now their customers seem— of this bud light. and now their customers seem to— of this bud light. and now their customers seem to be buying it lasl— customers seem to be buying it as le— customers seem to be buying it rasl le shoel— customers seem to be buying it just to shoot-yeah,- just to shoot it. yeah, there's an just to shoot it. yeah, there's amere—m i just to shoot it. yeah, there's- an_here. there's an annoying thing here. there's this an annoying thing here. there's lms—mlcre- this thing of like micro marketing that happens now, which brands which is where brands try and they'll an influencer, they'll pick an influencer, they'll pick an influencer, they'll make an ad, and because of my algorithm on youtube, i will ads are will only see ads that are catering inverted commas, catering to my inverted commas, community, might catering to my inverted commas, con andiity, might catering to my inverted commas, conand 1111, might catering to my inverted commas, conand in various might catering to my inverted commas, con and in various differentnight be, and in various different forms. so trying to forms. and so they're trying to please once. and please everyone at once. and what here is that one what happened here is that one of their micro campaigns got picked everyone else and picked up by everyone else and it's now it's caused a furore. so now they have do pr for pr? they have to do pr for the pr? yeah okay. last little breather lelere— yeah okay. last little breather now before .final- yeah okay. last little breather| now before .final-to now before the filial splurge to the now before the final splurge to lse-male— now before the final splurge to the - make sure _ now before the final splurge to the make sure you come back the end. make sure you come back

welcome back to headliners let's llel— welcome back to headliners let's llel llamas— welcome back to headliners let's llel llamas em— welcome back to headliners let's kick things off with— welcome back to headliners let's kick things off with a mail on oamlaw— kick things off with a mail on oamlaw aml— kick things off with a mail on sunday and louis if you find a wow— sunday and louis if you find a laelw pemw— sunday and louis if you find a laelw pemmw ll— sunday and louis if you find a lucky penny it could actually lam— lucky penny it could actually lam ear— lucky penny it could actually lam eal le— lucky penny it could actually turn out to be— lucky penny it could actually turn out to be very unlucky. veal— turn out to be very unlucky. yeah because—

turn out to be very unlucky. yeah because i— turn out to be very unlucky. yeah because i didn't realise mere-s— yeah because i didn't realise mere-s a— yeah because i didn't realise there's a law— yeah because i didn't realise there's a law that says if it saws— there's a law that says if it saws wea— there's a law that says if it says you could— there's a law that says if it says you could get in trouble wlm— says you could get in trouble wlm me— says you could get in trouble with the law— says you could get in trouble with the law according to the oallw— with the law according to the pallw wall.— with the law according to the daily mail,-pick- with the law according to the daily mail, pick up cash daily mail, if you pick up cash in daily mail, if you pick up cash lm me— daily mail, if you pick up cash in the street— daily mail, if you pick up cash in the street and— daily mail, if you pick up cash in the street and it says, lellewe— in the street and it says, believe me,— in the street and it says, believe me, i'm a lawyer, those are believe me, i'm a lawyer, those me— believe me, i'm a lawyer, those me werls— believe me, i'm a lawyer, those are the words you— believe me, i'm a lawyer, those are the words you can trust. lellewe— are the words you can trust. believe-those _ are the words you can trust. believe-those are- are the words you can trust. believe-those are the. are the words you can trust. believe those are the least believe me, those are the least trustworthy in english trustworthy words in the english language . it's like, believe me, language. it's like, believe me, i'm lawyer. believe like i'm a lawyer. believe me. like there's word yiddish. how there's a word in yiddish. how do how do you say do you say? how do you say amica? trust anyways, amica? say trust me. anyways, this guy martin pezzi, he's from stevenson, solicitor , and i give stevenson, solicitor, and i give him a plug. said basically him a plug. he said basically the was changed in 1978 or the law was changed in 1978 or 86 or something that says if you find money in street find any money in the street that has value , you've got that has any value, you've got to all the way to the to to schlep all the way to the to the to the police. the police station or honda at the shop. and shopkeepers handed a tenner . veal.— and shopkeepers handed a tenner . veal. om— and shopkeepers handed a tenner . veal. om weal.— and shopkeepers handed a tenner . yeah. oh yeah. no— and shopkeepers handed a tenner . yeah. oh yeah. no i'll make l-ll— . yeah. oh yeah. no i'll make sure i'll make— . yeah. oh yeah. no i'll make sure i'll make sure i find out who— sure i'll make sure i find out who mew— sure i'll make sure i find out we mew call— sure i'll make sure i find out who they call you. 00 rt.el00 who they call you. i'll call wea.— who they call you. i'll call you. hasn't come in. is this you. it hasn't come in. is this and this. i don't— you. it hasn't come in. is this and this. i don't know.- you. it hasn't come in. is this and this. i don't know. i- 0 0 t “ is this and this. i don't know. i mean, we're from scotland, leo. you mew— we're from scotland, leo. you knew mal— we're from scotland, leo. you know that the _ we're from scotland, leo. you know that the policy in scotland is know that the policy in scotland ls ll— know that the policy in scotland ls ll-see— know that the policy in scotland is if-see money— know that the policy in scotland is if-see money on- know that the policy in scotland is if see money on the is if you see money on the floor.— is if you see money on the leer-prel— is if you see money on the floor,-pick it- is if you see money on the floor,-pick it up- is if you see money on the floor, pick it up and you floor, you pick it up and you mave— floor, you pick it up and you mawelle— floor, you pick it up and you mawelle a— floor, you pick it up and you have-do a very- floor, you pick it up and you have do a very dramatic look

have to do a very dramatic look arearl— have to do a very dramatic look areal veal— have to do a very dramatic look around. yeah and— have to do a very dramatic look around. yeah and then pocket have to do a very dramatic look arcyeah,(eah and then pocket have to do a very dramatic look arcyeah, absolutely.en pocket have to do a very dramatic look arcyeah, absolutely. speed pocket have to do a very dramatic look arcyeah, absolutely. speed withlet it. yeah, absolutely. speed with wear— it. yeah, absolutely. speed with wear me.— it. yeah, absolutely. speed with your life. what— it. yeah, absolutely. speed with your life. what that? .0 your life. what is that? just in scellallo— your life. what is that? just in scotland? everywhere. scotland? that's everywhere. the money on the chances of finding money on the the chances of finding money on lse-m— the chances of finding money on the-in scotland- the ground in scotland are prellw— the ground in scotland are prellw-le- the ground in scotland are pretty be honest. pretty slim, to be honest. amwwaw— pretty slim, to be honest. anyway, what's. what's next on the anyway, what's. what's next on me lelelrapm— anyway, what's. what's next on the telegraph - it's - anyway, what's. what's next on the telegraph it's good the telegraph with it's good mews-lam— the telegraph with it's good news-fans of— the telegraph with it's good news fans of star the telegraph with it's good. news .fans of star-it's news for fans of star wars. it's going— news for fans of star wars. it's going le— news for fans of star wars. it's going le me— news for fans of star wars. it's going to come true. vanity so me— going to come true. vanity so ole—war— going to come true. vanity so ole—war ls- going to come true. vanity so the—war is going. going to come true. vanity sol the—war is going to the next world war is going to be space. that's very be in space. that's very exciting, isn't so the moon exciting, isn't it? so the moon is greatest prize. is the greatest prize. basically, is an article basically, this is an article in the telegraph a the sunday telegraph about a land the moon. so as we land grab for the moon. so as we know, the americans, the russians are all russians and the chinese are all very on blasting very intent on blasting rockets into space. there's reasons for it. just so that they it. it's not just so that they can feel weightless that can feel weightless as that would be good for some americans, bu americans, wouldn't it? bu it's to comes to mind to disrupt comes to mind resources to open casinos, strip clubs and drag queen story hours on the surface of the moon. it doesn't say that. it does not say,— doesn't say that. it does not saw. leek.— doesn't say that. it does not saw. leek. me— doesn't say that. it does not say, look, the possibilities are emlless. — say, look, the possibilities are endless. farage. - say, look, the possibilities are endless. 0 he's got endless. farage. he's got a mom— endless. farage. he's got a vision. lewis— endless. farage. he's got a vision . lewis it's- endless. 0 he's got a vision . 0 t0 vision. lewis it's called astropolitics. okay you need to update your model of geopolitics now. astropolitics the thing is mal— now. astropolitics the thing is real mere-s— now. astropolitics the thing is that there's laws— astropolitics the thing is that there's laws surrounding aelwlw— that there's laws surrounding aelwlw m— that there's laws surrounding activity in space— that there's laws surrounding activity in space that have sort of activity in space that have sort or lalleas— activity in space that have sort of dubious legitimacy because mew-re— of dubious legitimacy because mew-re mel— of dubious legitimacy because they're not really— of dubious legitimacy because they're not really or

they're not really used or appllel— they're not really used or applied particularly. 0 applied particularly. so it's areal— applied particularly. so it's about basically— applied particularly. so it's about basically ,_ applied particularly. so it's about basically , where are we about basically, where are we going? who's to get there going? who's going to get there first? want go? why are first? do we want to go? why are we nosy? why do care? why we so nosy? why do we care? why do we want to be on the moon? why have we even been on the moon? never sure about this. moon? i'm never sure about this. yeah, have. people yeah, people say we have. people say well, what do say we haven't. well, what do you— say we haven't. well, what do wea lawle— say we haven't. well, what do you think? because— “ 0 well, what do you think? because i'm going to tell you think? because i'm going to loll-whal— you think? because i'm going to tell-what the— you think? because i'm going to tell-what the truth- you think? because i'm going to tell what the truth is. the tell you what the truth is. the lam — tell you what the truth is. the lam -lram— tell you what the truth is. the truth _truth is - tell you what the truth is. the truth _truth is no - tell you what the truth is. the truth truth is no other truth is. the truth is no other oeamlw— truth is. the truth is no other oeamw m— truth is. the truth is no other eeamlw lm me— truth is. the truth is no other country in the has faked country in the world has faked a lamlml— country in the world has faked a moon landing even— country in the world has faked a moon landing even once. america has moon landing even once. america was lalel— moon landing even once. america was lalel-lmes— moon landing even once. america has faked times we've has faked it. six times we've mal— has faked it. six times we've mal sle— has faked it. six times we've had six moons— has faked it. six times we've had six moons in— has faked it. six times we've had six moons in the interest of balance — had six moons in the interest of balance we.— had six moons in the interest of balance. no, this— had six moons in the interest of balance. no, this is.- had six moons in the interest of balance. \r:r \r:r had six moons in the interest of balance. \rr:r \rr:r balance. no, this is. no, we were. were about face were. we were right about face masks. were right about the masks. we were right about the covid theory. i don't covid lab leak theory. i don't think earth hollow. i think the earth is hollow. and i think the earth is hollow. and i think we to the moon. lewis think we went to the moon. lewis well , we've been the moon six well, we've been to the moon six times. according according times. according to. according to times. according to. according le—llessl to the americans. god bless mem. — to the americans. god bless mem. -rle- to the americans. god bless them. _the moon. to the americans. god bless them.-the moon isi to the americans. god bless- them.-the moon is only to the americans. god bless- them. _the moon is only the them. okay? the moon is only the size of africa. really? yeah. so i'm like, yeah, but what if you were if you opened it anyway, were if you opened it up anyway, moving we've got the moving on, we've got the observer and lewis, observer next. and lewis, mere-s— observer next. and lewis, there's-interesting. observer next. and lewis,- there's-interesting family there's some interesting family lralllem— there's some interesting family traditions-japan. - there's some interesting family traditions japan. traditions in japan. yeah, well, mm— traditions in japan. yeah, well, owls—er— traditions in japan. yeah, well, this or may 5th is. this is may 6th or may 5th is. is the of year they have. is the time of year they have. japan's crying sumo japan's crying baby sumo festival. up what

festival. i didn't look up what the word sumo means. returns the word sumo means. it returns to since the to the first time since the since whatever they call the since the whatever they call the pandemic. it's they're trying to make babies cry. parents bring their into the into the their babies into the into the into mosque or whatever they into the mosque or whatever they have over there. and they try to get the babies cry, which get the babies to cry, which just is weird. just proves that japan is weird. and i'm going to say something. so next year, what you need to do is you need to get a calendar yeah do is you need to get a calendar year. you need to get the lewis schaffer calendar and may, schaffer calendar and mark may, which shows which shows me playing cards with two lovely ladies . have playing cards with two lovely ladies. have you seen my calendar? it's available. we don't have. we don't. it's not available but you can you available yet. but you can you can pre—order it if you can pre—order order it if you can pre—order order it if you can find the website on patreon and sponsored by the co—op funeralcare . no, but we put that funeralcare. no, but we put that up there . coffin. i hope they're up there. coffin. i hope they're not going be angry at it. we not going to be angry at it. we might take it. i haven't might have to take it. i haven't really proofed it. this girl, lucy harman, did she it lucy harman, did it. she made it anyway, so tell us more about this actual story. instead of your this actual story. instead of wear—me- this actual story. instead of. wear—me slew. your that tells you the story. ll-s— your that tells you the story. as me— your that tells you the story. it's the japanese.— your that tells you the story. it's the japanese. they're- it's the japanese. they're weird. okay well, let's move on then. we're sticking with the

observer. — then. we're sticking with the observer. well,— 0“:“ we're sticking with the observer. �*lfllr:00 0“:“ we're sticking with the observer. 0r:r observer. well, maybe she's got maybe, maybe don't care. maybe, maybe vanity don't care. i care. let's let's i don't care. let's say let's move-sticking. i don't care. let's say let's. move-sticking with i don't care. let's say let's- move-sticking with the move on. we're sticking with the observer— move on. we're sticking with the elsewer aal— move on. we're sticking with the observer and this— move on. we're sticking with the observer and this is a sporting amlerlel— observer and this is a sporting amlerlel slew— observer and this is a sporting underdog story that's tailor male— underdog story that's tailor made-holyrood- underdog story that's tailor made holyrood it'll made for holyrood and it'll be easw— made for holyrood and it'll be easwleasl— made for holyrood and it'll be easy-cast vanity. - made for holyrood and it'll be easy cast vanity, ”r:r?“ made for holyrood and it'll be easy cast vanity. l/r:el“ easy to cast vanity. yeah. so i lave— easy to cast vanity. yeah. so i have idea why i've been asked have no idea why i've been asked to this story about to read this story about football. well, i've said football. well, as i've said actually before, i've done actually before, when i've done interviews, as soon as the conversation turns to football, my wandering to my mind starts wandering to footballers wives, the classic television early television show of the early 20005. television show of the early 2000s. wouldn't know 2000s. but you wouldn't know about because you're about it because you're american. didn't american. you probably didn't know don't american. you probably didn't know what don't american. you probably didn't know what you don't american. you probably didn't know what you were don't american. you probably didn't know what you were doing n't american. you probably didn't know what you were doing at the time, not that. yeah uh, time, but not that. yeah uh, wrexham team apparently wrexham football team apparently they've rejoined the football league year absence. league after a 15 year absence. it's exciting for fans of it's very exciting for fans of football and for fans of wrexham because the people, football and for fans of wrexham bec public the people, football and for fans of wrexham bec public had the people, football and for fans of wrexham bec public had to the people, football and for fans of wrexham bec public had to take 3eople, football and for fans of wrexham bec public had to take control the public had to take control of in 2011 because they of the team in 2011 because they were screwed up unpaid were screwed up with unpaid taxes anyway. ryan reynolds, the hollywood the hollywood movie star, bought the team. now the team is getting back the next league. so back into the next league. so they've had a huge success in they've had a huge success in the second division. they've had a run of the second division. they've had a er mew-we— the second division. they've had a run of they've scored- t 0 'j . r::r“ they've had a run of they've scored goals, i laess— a run of they've scored goals, i laes veal.— a run of they've scored goals, i guess. yeah. there's guess. yeah. and there's a emaraoler— guess. yeah. and there's a character called paul mullen . character called paul mullen. i pearl— character called paul mullen. i never heard of— character called paul mullen. i never heard of him,— character called paul mullen. i never heard of him,-as- never heard of him, but as i gather, the susan boyle of

gather, he's the susan boyle of football because unexpec woodley, managed seal woodley, he's managed to seal that with his 37th and that promotion with his 37th and 38th league goals of the season against boreham wood. so it's a pretty the people's story. no, it isn't . no, it isn't. it pretty the people's story. no, it isn't. no, it isn't. it is mel— it isn't. no, it isn't. it is mel ll-s— it isn't. no, it isn't. it is mel lls a— it isn't. no, it isn't. it is not. it's a power- 0 0 no, it isn't. it is not. it's a power to the fact mal— not. it's a power to the fact lmal peeple— not. it's a power to the fact that people with- not. it's a power to the fact that people with money from lmerlea— that people with money from lmerlea am— that people with money from america can come it's america can come in. it's a areal— america can come in. it's a great american— america can come in. it's a great american story. it's ryan lewmells— great american story. it's ryan lewmells. wels— great american story. it's ryan reynolds. he's reynolds got a lewelw— reynolds. he's reynolds got a lewelw smlle. — reynolds. he's reynolds got a lovely smile. . :“yr ” lovely smile. anyway, alas, our time is nearly up. so let's take another quick look at sunday's front pages. the telegraph leads with braverman. i'm ready to defy judges on migrants. the observer has tory plan to politicise civil service after raab scandal, the mail on sunday has extremists vile plot to spook kings horses with rape alarms . the sunday times has an alarms. the sunday times has an mi6 alarms. the sunday times has an m16 spy sent to jihadis camp mi6 spy sent to jihadis camp killed own child . the sunday killed own child. the sunday mirror has john cleese sons £4,000 a night holiday at lone pal's villa . finally, the daily pal's villa. finally, the daily star has good night possums. the

passing of barry humphries, aka dame edna everage. and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, vanity von glow and louis schaefer. to my guests, vanity von glow and louis schaefer . we're back and louis schaefer. we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. with josh howie in the hot seat .

to neil oliver live on gb news tv and on radio . tonight, i'll tv and on radio. tonight, i'll be joined by consultant cardiologist aseem malhotra . cardiologist aseem malhotra. he's among a group of international experts backing an approach to the high court of south africa, calling for an urgent judicial review of pfizer's mrna covid vaccine products , which he fears may be products, which he fears may be harmful . i'll also be talking

harmful. i'll also be talking about this issue to jay naidoo, who's an elder statesman of south african politics. he was one of nelson mandela, his most trusted supporters and advisors . and as a new tv drama is released about the hunt for gunman raoul moat. i'll be joined by survival expert ray mears to hear about how he helped the police with the biggest manhunt in british history . all of that, plus history. all of that, plus plenty of chat with my brilliant panellists, narinder kaur. but first, an update on the latest news from radisson . thanks, news from radisson. thanks, neil. i'm news from radisson. thanks, well. l-m rav— 3elr0 thanks, neil. i'm ray anderson. in the gb neil. i'm ray anderson. in the ol newsroom— neil. i'm ray anderson. in the gb newsroom. the prime minister has gb newsroom. the prime minister was emalrel— gb newsroom. the prime minister was emalrel am— gb newsroom. the prime minister has chaired an emergency cobra meelml— has chaired an emergency cobra meelml as— has chaired an emergency cobra meeting as fierce— has chaired an emergency cobra meeting as fierce fighting in salam— meeting as fierce fighting in sudan enters— meeting as fierce fighting in sudan enters its second week. oewemmem— sudan enters its second week. government forces are battling wlm— government forces are battling mm a— government forces are battling with a paramilitar group over eemrel— with a paramilitar group over eemrel el— with a paramilitar group over control of the— with a paramilitar group over control of the capital, llarleam. — control of the capital, khartoum. sudan's military elalms— khartoum. sudan's military claims foreign— khartoum. sudan's military claims foreign nationals and llplemals— claims foreign nationals and diplomats, including those from the diplomats, including those from me um— diplomats, including those from me um us.— diplomats, including those from the uk, us, france—

diplomats, including those from the uk, us, france and china, wlll— the uk, us, france and china, wlll le—