john including bma, vodafone and john lewis , have all left with the lewis, have all left with the organisation's suspending all its policy and membership activities. earlier the chancellor, jeremy hunt, said there is no point engaging with there is no point engaging with the cbi any more and that the government wants to work with a trade body that sticks up for business. now sir keir starmer says the comments made by the labour mp diane abbott were anti—semitic in an article for the observer, the former shadow health secretary had said jewish, irish and traveller people experienced prejudice but not racism. she's since withdrawn the remarks and she's apologised used. labour has previously come under fire for anti—semitic remarks made by former party leader jeremy corbyn. sir keir says it's absolutely right. the party acted as swiftly as it did. what she wrote yesterday. i utterly condemn them _ she wrote yesterday. i utterly condemn them and- she wrote yesterday. i utterly condemn them and i- : i utterly condemn them and i said we would tear— condemn them and i said we would tear out— condemn them and i said we would tear out anti—semitism by its mos-t — tear out anti—semitism by its mos-t ._ tear out anti—semitism by its roots. i meant— tear out anti—semitism by its roots. i meant it.— tear out anti—semitism by its roots. i meant it. and that's why— roots. i meant it. and that's why we— roots. i meant it. and that's why we acted— roots. i meant it. and that's why we acted so— roots. i meant it. and that's why we acted so swiftly

yesterday— why we acted so swiftly yeeeereey .— why we acted so swiftly yeeeereey. ._ why we acted so swiftly yesterday . i think it's why we acted so swiftly yesterday. i think it's a mark of wow— yesterday. i think it's a mark of how few— yesterday. i think it's a mark of how far the— yesterday. i think it's a mark of how far the labour party has changed— of how far the labour party has changed wee— of how far the labour party has changed that we— of how far the labour party has changed that we acted so swiftly and changed that we acted so swiftly ewe wee— changed that we acted so swiftly and that we— changed that we acted so swiftly and that we take— changed that we acted so swiftly and that we take it— changed that we acted so swiftly and that we take it so seriously . ewe— and that we take it so seriously . but i— and that we take it so seriously . but i condemn— and that we take it so seriously . but i condemn what she said. wow— . but i condemn what she said. now we— . but i condemn what she said. wow the us— . but i condemn what she said. now the us secretary— . but i condemn what she said. now the us secretary of- . but i condemn what she said. now the us secretary of state, antony blinken, says the sudanese army and their rival paramilitary group have now agreed to implement a ceasefire . the 72 hour nationwide truce will begin at midnight local time. that comes as the africa minister here, andrew mitchell, said the government was exploring every conceivable opfion exploring every conceivable option to evacuate the remaining british citizens from sudan . british citizens from sudan. germany already evacuated 300 people today. we believe british citizens were in that group and the foreign office here is advising those still left in the country to stay indoors and await further information . there await further information. there are more than 2000 uk nationals in the country so far. scientists have released the most detailed images of mars moon called deimos, the photographs were captured by the

united arab emirates space agency during its recent flyby of the moon. their probe flying as close as 62 miles close to demos. one of the pictures captured of the red planet drifting into view during the probe's closest approach . and probe's closest approach. and just lastly, the queen consort has been paying tribute to the former strictly come dancing judge len goodman, who has died at the age of 78. buckingham palace said camilla, who's danced with len goodman, was saddened to learn of his death. dame arlene phillips said her heart was truly broken. darcey bussell called him a true gentleman . fellow judge craig gentleman. fellow judge craig revel. horwood said len would live with him forever , and bruno live with him forever, and bruno tonioli called him the one and only ballroom legend . he was only ballroom legend. he was a judge on the show from 2004 to 2016. len goodman on tv online dab+ radio and on the tunein app. this is gb news time now

for headliners . for headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm simon evans. welcome to headliners. i'm simon evans . tonight, i have two top evans. tonight, i have two top league comedians with me josh howie and nick dixon. good evening, gentlemen- howie and nick dixon. good evening, gentlemen .- mc: 3“: \w m "j good evening, gentlemen . how ymz; ty: \y ytx< “j good evening, gentlemen . how are m; t: \y ytxe: “j good evening, gentlemen . how are you.7 evening, gentlemen. how are you.7 weed— evening, gentlemen. how are you? we we.— evening, gentlemen. how are you? good wow— evening, gentlemen. how are you? good man. how-you?- evening, gentlemen. how are you? good man. how you? excellent good man. how are you? excellent i'm good man. how are you? excellent my very— good man. how are you? excellent my very weu. — good man. how are you? excellent y-m yew weu. vow— good man. how are you? excellent i'm very well. you-right,- i'm very well. you all right, nick? love in life, you're ewgwwy— \y {57 love in life, you're slightly disconcerted because you— slightly disconcerted because you — slightly disconcerted because you were locked— slightly disconcerted because you were locked out the you were locked out of the studio— you were locked out of the studio briefly— you were locked out of the studio briefly due to a conspiracy— studio briefly due to a conspiracy has been put conspiracy that has been put yegeywew — conspiracy that has been put yegeywew l— conspiracy that has been put together. -i only- conspiracy that has been puti together. -i only-105 conspiracy that has been put- together. -i only-105 to together. and i only had 10s to read the paper, it might not read the paper, so it might not be level of insight. i be my usual level of insight. i think it might well bring- think it might well bring out the bee— think it might well bring out the bee w— think it might well bring out the best in you. /y:::y. wyzzy" c think it might well bring out the best in you. v/yzzy. wyzzy" c the best in you. you won't have time edit yourself. okay, time to edit yourself. okay, let's have look time to edit yourself. okay, let's havellook at- time to edit yourself. okay, let's havellook at the- c y::;y: c okay, let's have look at the front let's have a look at the front pages.— let's have a look at the front pages. these— let's have a look at the front pages. these are— let's have a look at the front pages. these are tuesday's front pages.— pages. these are tuesday's front pagee-wew- pages. these are tuesday's front pages.-mail kicks- pages. these are tuesday's front pages. mail kicks us pages. the daily mail kicks us off. — pages. the daily mail kicks us off. business— pages. the daily mail kicks us off. business blasts rishi's own gow— goal over tourist tax. the telegraph— goal over tourist tax. the telegraph-she- goal over tourist tax. the telegraph she ? goal over tourist tax. the- telegraph-she ? i think it's telegraph has she? i think it's pronounced. she was often it's slightly too much. she prepares. she prepares big as military build—up in history. it's a new lyric. the guardian—

build—up in history. it's a new lyric. the guardian cbi- y: c. " " 332, it's a new lyric. the guardian cbi admits fewe— lyric. the guardian cbi admits future we— lyric. the guardian cbi admits future in doubt— lyric. the guardian cbi admits future in doubt after failing to finer— future in doubt after failing to filter out— future in doubt after failing to filter out toxic— future in doubt after failing to filter out toxic people. the times— filter out toxic people. the times wee— filter out toxic people. the times has race— filter out toxic people. the times has race against time to wooe— times has race against time to save 4000 trapped in sudan . the save 4000 trapped in sudan. the express— save 4000 trapped in sudan. the express wes— save 4000 trapped in sudan. the express was r— save 4000 trapped in sudan. the express has a pledge from our prime— express has a pledge from our prime minister— express has a pledge from our prime minister to— express has a pledge from our prime minister to harden erryerw-s— prime minister to harden britain's women and the metro wes— britain's women and the metro was ger— britain's women and the metro was re were— britain's women and the metro has get them out.— britain's women and the metro has get them out. that again, i werew— has get them out. that again, i rrrrrrw rs— has get them out. that again, i rrrrrrw is we— has get them out. that again, i think, is the sudan nightmare . think, is the sudan nightmare. so think, is the sudan nightmare. se whose— think, is the sudan nightmare. so those were— think, is the sudan nightmare. so those were your front pages . so those were your front pages. so those were your front pages. se wr— so those were your front pages. so is deter. — so those were your front pages. 50 in detail. we'll— so those were your front pages. so in detail. �*vw�*yz; c: brig " so those were your front pages. so in detail. �*vw�*yz; c: zyy:j;”d " so in detail. we'll begin with the front page of the telegraph, which as usual, has most of the day's news in it. yes. so as you saw,— day's news in it. yes. so as you serw swe— day's news in it. yes. so as you saw, she she— day's news in it. yes. so as you said, she she she— day's news in it. yes. so as you said, she she she she- " 0 yes. so as you said, she she she she prepared the said, she she she she prepared rhe hrggesy— said, she she she she prepared the biggest military build—up in history— the biggest military build—up in hhsyery . — the biggest military build—up in hhsyery . se— the biggest military build—up in history . so this— the biggest military build—up in history. so this is— the biggest military build—up in history . history. so this is now james cleverly he's giving a basically a speech. he's saying it's the biggest build—up in peacetime. and essentially he, you know, as china sort of sabre rattles with taiwan and he's basically saying we have to sort of we can't just go into a cold war. he says that

some people that would be satisfied dying for us to go into cold war. i don't know who exactly it would be satisfying. he some speeches around he has made some speeches around this times, this subject a couple of times, which, of is his job, which, of course, is his job, which, of course, is his job, which is fair enough. he's not putting which is fair enough. he's not rwhhg hrs— which is fair enough. he's not putting his head— which is fair enough. he's not putting his head in— which is fair enough. he's not putting his head in the- { ” 3 he's not putting his head in the sand, hw— putting his head in the sand, hwy he— putting his head in the sand, hwy he saw— putting his head in the sand, but he said it— putting his head in the sand, but he said it would be disastrous— but he said it would be disastrous for- but he said it would be disastrous for us to become too hesyhe—weu- disastrous for us to become too hostile _well, we. hostile with china. well, we need— hostile with china. well, we need him — hostile with china. well, we need him. yes, that's the reality of it. but then the interesting language that he uses, he references the uses, he says he references the gulags what gulags in as opposed to what some instead, he some people would. instead, he used he said gulags used that word. he said gulags instead what would argue, a instead of what i would argue, a concentrate yeah, concentrate on camps. yeah, this is the the uyghurs. is with the with the uyghurs. yeah. so that's interesting because— yeah. so that's interesting because the— yeah. so that's interesting because the gulags, course, because the gulags, of course, is because the gulags, of course, hs—wrhheh- is the soviet thing written shew— is the soviet thing written. showy—these about solzhenitsyn and those were-political— about solzhenitsyn and those were political dissidents, were for political dissidents, wherea— were for political dissidents, whereas weakest were for political dissidents,- whereas-weakest-really whereas the weakest don't really have—ah— whereas the weakest don't really have _of regarding- have the option of regarding yherhsewes— themselves as political dissidents— dissidents or not their eyhhhehy— dissidents or not their ethnicity . - dissidents or not their ethnicity . 3.“ g dissidents or not their- ethnicity . that's putting them ethnicity. that's putting them in there . it's communist. in there. it's communist. that's. he's gone that's. is that why he's gone with it? because i suppose i guess— with it? because i suppose i guess its— with it? because i suppose i guess its a— with it? because i suppose i guess it's a lesser- 7 because i suppose i guess it's a lesser word. i she— guess it's a lesser word. i mean, the word- guess it's a lesser word. i mean, the word gulag probably just meant it was it was i know it was bad in the gulag, but they weren't being all murdered as they were it. probably had

as they were in it. probably had some meaning in russia some meaning in soviet russia that to be that it was supposed to be softening. i mean, it probably means something— g i mean, it probably means something ridiculous, like sehaay—h- school or something. i bet it has— school or something. i bet it has she— school or something. i bet it has some-those- school or something. i bet it has some those terms that has some one of those terms that is rash— has some one of those terms that is just ah— has some one of those terms that is just an interesting choice of warsa — is just an interesting choice of wards har— is just an interesting choice of words. but so— is just an interesting choice of words. but so that's- is just an interesting choice of words. t: is just an interesting choice of words. but so that's and he's not mentioned sudan at all, which going to which which we're going to get to a second. this is his to in a second. so this is his sort of big yearly speech. and it's about china. i mean, china is a threat, but is still is a threat, but it is still worth remembering that america's military might, their dominance in those terms worldwide and indeedin in those terms worldwide and indeed in terms of bases surrounding china is still overwhelming. well, it is now, but by 2050, then china will be spending much more money and will have built up their forces to that level by then. and whether, of course, america sticks regions , turns sticks in those regions, turns around in that part of the world, american lobbying groups will be furiously demanding that they keep pace with them. nick now just going to they keep pace with them. nick now-just going to say- now i'm just going to say ewhaas— now i'm just going to say gulags, acronym based a gulags, an acronym based on a russian— gulags, an acronym based on a russian phrase— gulags, an acronym based on a russian phrase that means main gulags, an acronym based on a russieadministration. zans main gulags, an acronym based on a russieadministration. o" main gulags, an acronym based on a russieadministration. o" camp administration. oh, okay. so, camp administration. oh, okay. so. yaw— camp administration. oh, okay. sa. yaw knew.— camp administration. oh, okay. so, you know, that is to people at home who are going to tweet

us for you. yeah, yeah. we'll also just pick out the matt cartoon from the daily telegraph has unicorns watching has two unicorns watching the ark sailing off. they've missed it. ark sailing off. they've missed h-ahe— ark sailing off. they've missed h-ahe ah— ark sailing off. they've missed it. -one of them— it. and one of them saying, i awn-r— it. and one of them saying, i ahah-y gey— it. and one of them saying, i ahah-y area a— it. and one of them saying, i didn't get a phone alert. did yaw— didn't get a phone alert. did yaw-wee. — didn't get a phone alert. did you?.nice. there- didn't get a phone alert. did you? nice. ”yr:i;:i; didn't get a phone alert. did you? nice. “yi;”y:i; gyiy didn't get a phone alert. did- you?.nice. there we go. not you? oh nice. there we go. not bad. there's just one bad. sorry there's just one final thing there. just about this. the covid that's this. the covid inquiry that's going on demands all the whatsapp now, obviously whatsapp texts. now, obviously we've seen a lot them we've seen a lot of them already come telegraph. come out in the telegraph. i'm imagining now they're saying that anybody within how that anybody involved within how the to the government responded to covid their covid has to hand over their phones. imagine phones. i'm going to imagine there's a lot of there's going to be a lot of lost phones, there's going to be a lot of lost phones and also, i don't think we're covering this later, is some of later, but there is some talk of whatsapp pulling of the uk whatsapp pulling out of the uk altogether. if the government go ahead— altogether. if the government go ahead whh— altogether. if the government go ahead with their— g if the government go ahead with their online bill, ahhhe— ahead with their online bill, online—which- online safety bill, which i've got— online safety bill, which i've aah-hay— online safety bill, which i've got-that-bel online safety bill, which i've. got-that-be quite got to say, that could be quite an interesting— got to say, that could be quite an interesting tussle of will hearse— an interesting tussle of will because ithink— an interesting tussle of will becauseithink a- an interesting tussle of will because think a lot of people because i think a lot of people warra— because i think a lot of people would rather— because i think a lot of people would rather keep— because i think a lot of people would rather keep and would rather keep whatsapp and get-gawerhrhehh- would rather keep whatsapp and get-government. - get rid of the government. yeah.— get rid of the government. yeah,-online_ get rid of the government. yeah, -online safety- get rid of the government. yeah,-online safety billl yeah, the online safety bill is very i'm definitely very troubling. i'm definitely against form against it in its current form and definitely, although and i definitely, although i definitely to see all the definitely want to see all the messages everyone involved in messages of everyone involved in the what the lockdowns. absolutely. what they were up to. can i just say, not ones that sent

not the ones that i sent during those years. not those white arasslrhhs— those years. not those white cross-this cleverly- «ryi;riy”s not those white cross this cleverly thing figs; not those white cross this cleverly thing by cross on this cleverly thing by the way, — cross on this cleverly thing by the way, are— cross on this cleverly thing by the way, did-see- cross on this cleverly thing by the way, did see he said, i the way, did he see he said, i rraea— the way, did he see he said, i rrgea chha— the way, did he see he said, i urged china to— the way, did he see he said, i urged china to be— the way, did he see he said, i urged china to be equally open aharr— urged china to be equally open about-doctrine— urged china to be equally open about doctrine and intent about the doctrine and intent hehha— about the doctrine and intent hehha hs— about the doctrine and intent behind its military expansion heearse— behind its military expansion heeseahery— behind its military expansion beeveryone's interest behind its military expansion be everyone's interest and in everyone's interest and eeey— in everyone's interest and. seereey—rhe secrecy can only increase the risk— secrecy can only increase the risk miscalculation. risk of tragic miscalculation. rrahsparehey— risk of tragic miscalculation. transparency -exactly i risk of tragic miscalculation. i transparency-exactly the transparency is not exactly the word of china, is word you think of with china, is it? know what i mean? or it? you know what i mean? or indeed, military expansion generally. imean, indeed, military expansion generally. i mean, can't indeed, military expansion generally. imean, can't think generally. i mean, i can't think of generally. i mean, i can't think af-hrha— generally. i mean, i can't think af-hrha rh- generally. i mean, i can't think of-build up where. of a military build up where eeryahe— of a military build up where everyone was. _ of a military build up where everyone was. i- of a military build up where everyone was. 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" everyone was. i mean, you know, i mean, it'd be nice to think that that he asked. yeah, that nice that he asked. yeah, that's the important- " yeah, that's the important thing. chewerhy— that's the important thing. cleverly indeed cleverly and indeed optimistically. times optimistically. so the times nick yeah. so the optimistically. c \y {5 yv/yiusy" so the times optimistically. c \y {5 / so the times has give nick yeah. so the times has give us nick yeah. so the times has give rs-whs— nick yeah. so the times has give rs-whs hahehr— nick yeah. so the times has give us-nhs patient data,- us more nhs patient data, ahease. — us more nhs patient data, arease. drug— us more nhs patient data, please. drug company boss pleads drug—yeah- please. drug company boss pleads drug—yeah eer- drug company boss. yeah. get yarr— drug company boss. yeah. get your—butl drug company boss. yeah. get. yarr—hrr aha your tenses. right. nick but and thislto— your tenses. right. nick but and thislto aa— your tenses. right. nick but and this-to do with— your tenses. right. nick but and this-to do with this- your tenses. right. nick but and this to do with this is this is to do with this is they-re— this is to do with this is they-re trsr— this is to do with this is they're just asking they're ashra— they're just asking they're asking rishi— they're just asking they're asking rishi if— they're just asking they're asking rishi if can have they're just asking they're askinynhsii if can have they're just asking they're askinynhs data can have they're just asking they're askinynhs data so can have they're just asking they're askinynhs data so they have they're just asking they're askinynhs data so they cane more nhs data so they can aewehat— more nhs data so they can develop more— more nhs data so they can develop more medicines. develop more new medicines. hasheauy— develop more new medicines. hasheauy-h- develop more new medicines. basically-it more. basically and make it more transparent.— basically and make it more transparent. the word transparent. to use the word ehewerhy— transparent. to use the word ehewerhy was— transparent. to use the word cleverly was asking for from, fram— cleverly was asking for from, tram-aha— cleverly was asking for from, from - and - also i from china and sunak also praised— from china and sunak also praised transformative power praised the transformative power of praised the transformative power ah—wha - of ai. but although who isn't eahe— of ai. but although who isn't doing-now?— of ai. but although who isn't doing now? think we do. doing that now? i think we do. i doing that now? i think we do. r are— doing that now? i think we do. r are rear— doing that now? i think we do. i did read somewhere- doing that now? i think we do. i did read somewhere and- doing that now? i think we do. i did read somewhere and i can't remember if it was in this story because it's only just come in.

but the nhs do have an extraordinary amount of patient data more than most other countries what do countries because it's a what do they a single provider they call it, a single provider kind that one of kind of system. that is one of the advantages of it. now of course, there is lots of course, there is also lots of questions about privacy and intrusive and also medical insurance these kind of insurance and all these kind of issues. but the capacity aarehhahy— issues. but the capacity potentially for- but the capacity potentially for medicine to be tartar— potentially for medicine to be tartar hare— potentially for medicine to be tailor made to— potentially for medicine to be tailor made to suit the tatrrahah— tailor made to suit the population as it is, perhaps we earth— population as it is, perhaps we earth sew— population as it is, perhaps we could sell that— population as it is, perhaps we could sell that information to them — could sell that information to them ar— could sell that information to them ar ar— could sell that information to them ar ar ar— could sell that information to them or or at least get do deals where— them or or at least get do deals where we— them or or at least get do deals where we get— them or or at least get do deals where we get the— them or or at least get do deals where we get the cheaper drugs. rhaa-s— where we get the cheaper drugs. rhats whar— where we get the cheaper drugs. that's what they— where we get the cheaper drugs. that's what they were— where we get the cheaper drugs. that's what they were doing - where we get the cheaper drugs. that's what they were doing in israel. have similar israel. they have a similar system and then they were doing exactly that through covid and using of using themselves as sort of guinea mean, know guinea pigs. i mean, i know because very complex because i'm just very complex and unnecessary reasons. i have and unnecessary reasons. i have a bit of inside and unnecessary reasons. i have a-bit of.inside track- a little bit of an inside track on a little bit of an inside track ah-hrr— a little bit of an inside track ah-hrr ._ a little bit of an inside track on-but i know- a little bit of an inside track on but i know that kate on this, but i know that kate hhgharh— on this, but i know that kate hhgharh rhe— on this, but i know that kate bingham, the vaccine force, bingham, the vaccine task force, you bingham, the vaccine task force, yar-ehewarea — bingham, the vaccine task force, you-elevated one- bingham, the vaccine task force, you elevated one of the you know, elevated one of the hees— you know, elevated one of the he at— you know, elevated one of the heroes of-got- you know, elevated one of the heroes of - got that- you know, elevated one of the heroes of cyity heroes of the. got that whole operation. yeah . she heroes of the. got that whole operation. yeah. she is heroes of the. got that whole operation. yeah . she is very operation. yeah. she is very keen that britain really kind of anchor itself as a as a bio tech development centre. it could be a huge development centre. it could be a hrge harstah— development centre. it could be a huge hotspot. the— : {yitt�*ayit it could be a huge hotspot. the whole shheah— a huge hotspot. the whole silicon fen— a huge hotspot. the whole silicon fen area. 'y: a huge hotspot. the whole silicon fen area. ' y: silicon fen area. and so on. he— silicon fen area. and so on. it's something that britain has

demonstrated. it's very good at. you demonstrated. it's very good at. war thaw,— demonstrated. it's very good at. war thaw, h— demonstrated. it's very good at. you know, it should— :: it's very good at. you know, it should really be rhawrhhsho— you know, it should really be maximising that— you know, it should really be maximising that a great deal more, is-magic- more, is it not? magic roundabout- more, is it not? magic roundabout that's in like the shear— roundabout that's in like the silicon roundabout isn't it, all street— silicon roundabout isn't it, all street ar— silicon roundabout isn't it, all street or something like that. something— street or something like that. something like— street or something like that. something like that. - street or something like that. something like that. silicon fen is the is in cambridgeshire is on the it's roughly emerging it's sort of roughly emerging out life sciences centre out of the life sciences centre in cambridge, probably fine. i'm right you're right after the show. you're right. kate bingham one of one of one history's great of one of history's great villains. was an villains. no it was an impressive rollout an impressive rollout of an unnecessary product. but the. yeah, thing i yeah, and the other thing i was just going to i was going to add something to that, but i've something to all that, but i've forgotten now. oh, well. forgotten it now. oh, well. oh yeah. you see do yeah. you know, when you see do you uke yeah. you know, when you see do you like list of like you ever see like a list of like data they've got on you. your like a list of conditions you forgot you told them and forgot you told them about and your hospital out. so i your hospital printed out. so i had uke your hospital printed out. so i had like a serious lung had stuff like a serious lung disease. don't how disease. i don't know how i even got there. like on got on there. it was like on there by mistake. but they've got like your whole history forever, oh, forever, haven't they? oh, it goes when had my goes back to when i had my ankles i was three ankles fixed when i was three months on the months old. it's all on the hrea— months old. it's all on the index cards.— months old. it's all on the index cards. boys- yityy: it's all on the index cards. boys will learn resaeet— - index cards. boys will learn respect_ that's| index cards. boys will learn. respect_ that's the respect for women. that's the ether— respect for women. that's the other boys will other thing. yeah. boys will learn respect for women under laboun learn respect for women under labour. reality star labour. and this is reality star georgia going

georgia harrison. she's going to crack keir crack her misogyny sir keir starmer you've of him, starmer if you've heard of him, emily yvette cooper, emily atack and yvette cooper, they've together in an they've all got together in an unlikely like unlikely kind of kind of like simon together simon cowell putting together one into one of those unlikely bands into the and they're all the x factor. and they're all saying that, you know, we need to misogyny. need to to solve misogyny. you need to call are being call out friends who are being misogynistic and calling is terrible kind terrible and all this kind of vague. sure all very vague. i'm sure it's all very it's not vague at all. they're saying they want taught saying they want it taught in schools. that's not vague. that's make that that's they want to make that part of educational. i have part of the educational. i have a about ineffective and a view about ineffective and i have a view about this because i have a view about this because i have a view about this because i have a 15 year who's have a 15 year old son who's experienced certain amount of experienced a certain amount of these at school experienced a certain amount of thesjust at school experienced a certain amount of thesjust observationally school experienced a certain amount of thesjust observationally and)ol and just observationally and anecdotally it to anecdotally what it seems to me is overwhelming is that the overwhelming majority now majority of boys at school now are well aware that misogyny is wrong, aware that women wrong, well aware that women deserve a certain amount of respect. there's minority deserve a certain amount of respect. notere's minority deserve a certain amount of respect. not aware minority deserve a certain amount of respect. not aware of minority deserve a certain amount of respect. not aware of it. inority deserve a certain amount of respect. not aware of it. yeah, who are not aware of it. yeah, they-re— who are not aware of it. yeah, they-re a— who are not aware of it. yeah, they-re a try— who are not aware of it. yeah, they're a tiny minority. are the same ones who have- ”yi; c "g we are the same ones who have always been ahttwars— same ones who have always been ahttwars ta— same ones who have always been oblivious to this— same ones who have always been oblivious to this and are exaetty— oblivious to this and are exaetty the— oblivious to this and are exactly the who will not exactly the ones who will not be atteetet— affected by these interventions. so affected by these interventions. sa—ahtl so you just get a bigger and theater— so you just get a bigger and theater gulf— so you just get a bigger and bigger gulf between the vast rhatartty— bigger gulf between the vast rhatartty at— bigger gulf between the vast majority of men— bigger gulf between the vast majority of men who like just teet— majority of men who like just feet-shame,- feel ever more shame, kind of shame— shame and paralysis when confronted— shame and paralysis when confronted not confronted with women and not srrea—t— confronted with women and not srrea—t tatt- confronted with women and not sure _to talk to - sure if it's okay to talk to them — sure if it's okay to talk to them it— sure if it's okay to talk to them lif-okay- sure if it's okay to talk to them lif-okay to i sure if it's okay to talk to them if okay to touch them or if it's okay to touch them —

them or if it's okay to touch them without— them or if it's okay to touch them without _ at | them or if it's okay to touch- them without _ at every them without permission at every stage.— them without permission at every stage. that— them without permission at every stage. that then— them without permission at every stage. and then like a tiny hahttrt— stage. and then like a tiny handful-will- stage. and then like a tiny handful will just stage. and then like a tiny. handful-will-just go handful who will still just go ahead—thet- handful who will still just go ahead—like, well, ahead and behave like, well, i tersahatty— ahead and behave like, well, i personally-know,- personally have you know, i've got personally have you know, i've eat-wett— personally have you know, i've got-wellr ta- personally have you know, i've got-well, 13 year- personally have you know, i've got well, 13 year old got a son as well, 13 year old aha— got a son as well, 13 year oldi and _whatever. got a son as well, 13 year old- and _whatever. and and daughters and whatever. and i've and daughters and whatever. and the atways— and daughters and whatever. and the atways thts— and daughters and whatever. and i've always this is— and daughters and whatever. and i've always this is a— and daughters and whatever. and i've always this is a policy- and daughters and whatever. and i've always this is a policy i'm really to hear about really happy to hear about because i've saying on because i've been saying this on the last year. the show for the last year. i get them early, them get to them early, get to them before they're 15, get to them get to them early, get to them beforethey'ree 15, get to them get to them early, get to them beforethey're stillget to them get to them early, get to them beforethey're still 9t to them get to them early, get to them beforethey're still 9t tt10. em when they're still 9 or 10. point out these and point point out these things and point out catcalling. out things like catcalling. they're bringing they're talking about bringing in aware of things in making people aware of things like abuse whatnot. like domestic abuse and whatnot. and will make a and i think it will make a difference. i do think that you're right. there is also this idea get scared idea that boys might get scared or where the boundaries or not know where the boundaries are, and are, and that's fine. and perhaps could be part perhaps that could be part of something about later something they talk about later on at that age, 14, 15. but i do think problem with think this is a problem with in our these various our society, these various things. and i do think they need to with earlier the to be dealt with earlier the better at least show them better to at least show them that morally wrong. better to at least show them thatisn't morally wrong. better to at least show them thatisn't it morally wrong. better to at least show them thatisn't it interesting wrong. better to at least show them thatisn't it interesting thatig. but isn't it interesting that your liked andrew your kids really liked andrew tate? when came the tate? when he came in the studio, my kids are big studio, he said, my kids are big fans. that because fans. isn't that because men have that even have been so demonised that even your know, have been your sons, you know, have been brought a feminist brought up in a sort of feminist environment saying, we love andrew because son's an

andrew tate because my son's an idiot. ido. i andrew tate because my son's an idiot. i do. i mean, idiot. i think i do. i mean, it's not always— idiot. i think i do. i mean, it's not always easy- y: y:yity i mean, it's not always easy to you thaw,— it's not always easy to you know, there's— it's not always easy to you know, there's a— it's not always easy to you know, there's a lot of evidence to know, there's a lot of evidence ta—hartwtretl to suggest that it's hardwired in. to suggest that it's hardwired h. -whteh— to suggest that it's hardwired in.-which ones- to suggest that it's hardwired in.-which ones are- to suggest that it's hardwiredi in.-which ones are idiots in. but which ones are idiots and not. buti in. but which ones are idiots and not. but i do and which ones are not. but i do think the think traditionally the structures— think traditionally the- structures- protected think traditionally the- structurfrom - protected think traditionally the structurfrom worst otected think traditionally the- structurfrom -worst elements think traditionally the— structurfrom -worst elements of women from the worst elements of taste— women from the worst elements of toxic masculinity— women from the worst elements of toxic masculinity have been ather— toxic masculinity have been ather rhet— toxic masculinity have been other men who— toxic masculinity have been other men who have come together and eahe,— other men who have come together and goner ah— other men who have come together and gone, oh, mate,— other men who have come together and gone, oh, mate, stop that. ert— and gone, oh, mate, stop that. ert-art.— and gone, oh, mate, stop that. cut-out. you're— and gone, oh, mate, stop that. cut out. you're being a, cut that out. you're being a, you— cut that out. you're being a, yar thaw,— cut that out. you're being a, yar thaw, aha— cut that out. you're being a, you know, and using a strong , you know, and using a strong, strato— you know, and using a strong, strata—hs- you know, and using a strong, strata—ts t-rhi strong language. and it's i'm trst— strong language. and it's i'm trst a— strong language. and it's i'm rrst a ttttte— strong language. and it's i'm just a little bit— strong language. and it's i'm just a little bit concerned that we tha— just a little bit concerned that we are kind of— just a little bit concerned that we are kind of weakening men in thase— we are kind of weakening men in those situations— we are kind of weakening men in those situations so— we are kind of weakening men in those situations so that the taste— those situations so that the taste aes— those situations so that the toxic ones remain. do you know what— toxic ones remain. do you know what ._ toxic ones remain. do you know what . — toxic ones remain. do you know what i mean? but— toxic ones remain. do you know what i mean? ”ti; :y.w r; what i mean? but you're putting it far too far to men and boys are hated in western culture. everyone knows this is an open secret. speaking of which, the erarttah— secret. speaking of which, the guardian-howie. -so| secret. speaking of which, the. guardian-howie. -so the guardian josh howie. yes. 50 the cbi guardian josh howie. yes. 50 the cm admits— guardian josh howie. yes. so the cbi admits future in doubt after failing to filter out toxic people. maybe if they'd been educated at school, they wouldn't have so many rapists or whatever. yeah so this this is they're basically putting their hands up and there's a lot of questions as to whether it can exist or in what form it exists. a lot of larger companies have, you know, natwest and whoever

have john lewis have now have have john lewis have now sort of broken ties with them. it's become a very tainted organisation— it's become a very tainted organisation ,_ it's become a very tainted organisation , isn't it.7 ': organisation, isn't it.7 and these— organisation, isn't it.7 and these things— organisation, isn't it.7 and these things just sort of these things have just sort of keep out and they one keep on coming out and they one of interesting lines is they of the interesting lines is they said that they paid more to money attention to money more attention to competence than to behaviour. and guess this this idea and i guess this is this idea that you perform well, you that if you perform well, you can behave as as you like can behave as toxic as you like . it probably was a bit of a boys . also a picture on the boys club. also a picture on the front— boys club. also a picture on the front row— boys club. also a picture on the front row there,— boys club. also a picture on the front row there, front— t also a picture on the front row there, front page. simon— front row there, front page. simon-famous- front row there, front page. simon famous conductor simon rattle famous conductor saying— simon rattle famous conductor saying-music- simon rattle famous conductor saying music faces saying classical music faces a figm— saying classical music faces a fight-its— saying classical music faces a fight its existence. i would fight for its existence. i would just— fight for its existence. i would just say— fight for its existence. i would just say write— fight for its existence. i would just say write some new tunes , just say write some new tunes, lads. — just say write some new tunes, lads. that-s— just say write some new tunes, lads. that's.for_ just say write some new tunes, lads. that'slfor part- just say write some new tunes, lads. that's it for part one. coming up, we discuss.- lads. c coming up, we discuss. tucker cam-s— coming up, we discuss. tucker carlson's departure from fox news. — carlson's departure from fox news. win— carlson's departure from fox news. will he— carlson's departure from fox news. will he be- carlson's departure from fox news. w“ a g" ” carlson's departure from fox news. cc cw“ ” news. will he be on our bench soon? how gen z feel about the monarchy and a taxpayer funded drag camp for kids. see you .

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you're listening to gb news radio . and— you're listening to gb news radio . and welcome radio. and welcome back to headliners— radio. and welcome back to headliners with— radio. and welcome back to headliners with me, simon evans , headliners with me, simon evans [joined— headliners with me, simon evans ijoined oy— headliners with me, simon evans ijoined by iodi— headliners with me, simon evans , joined by josh howie and nick oixon— , joined by josh howie and nick oixon . — , joined by josh howie and nick oixon . so— , joined by josh howie and nick dixon . so we'll— , joined by josh howie and nick dixon . cc ccrx , joined by josh howie and nick dixon . cc ccwc dixon. so we'll continue with the inside stories. josh the telegraph to start this section. labour's decisive rejection of diane abbott. is this the end of a long and some might say lingering career? well we'll see. lingering career? well we'll keir— lingering career? well we'll see. keir starmer— c igc g ccwc;c;”?’ well we'll see. keir starmer signals c gc g ccwc;c;”?’ well we'll see. keir starmer signals end of diode— see. keir starmer signals end of diode-idiom- see. keir starmer signals end of diane labour career diane abbott's labour careeri over—comments. diane abbott's labour career- over_comments. he over anti—semitic comments. he dove— over anti—semitic comments. he gave o— over anti—semitic comments. he gave o iiiiio— over anti—semitic comments. he gave a little interview today odd— gave a little interview today did do— gave a little interview today and he called— gave a little interview today and he called them out and he odd,— and he called them out and he said ido— and he called them out and he said do dove— and he called them out and he said, we have to— and he called them out and he said, we have to take action immodioioiy.— said, we have to take action immediately. of— said, we have to take action immediately. of course he does . immediately. of course he does. i immediately. of course he does. i moon— immediately. of course he does. i mean, remember,— immediately. of course he does. i mean, remember, labour has just— i mean, remember, labour has did come— i mean, remember, labour has just odi— i mean, remember, labour has just odi oi— i mean, remember, labour has just come out of being in ooooidi— just come out of being in special measures by being found by-of— special measures by being found iy-oi-dio- special measures by being found| iy-oi-dio iow, by the ehcr of breaking the law, discriminated— by the ehcr of breaking the law, discriminated illegally against jews— discriminated illegally against wows-cordon.— discriminated illegally against jews-corbyn. so- discriminated illegally against jews corbyn. so what else jews under corbyn. so what else io— jews under corbyn. so what else do do?— jews under corbyn. so what else do do? so— jews under corbyn. so what else can he do? so he's— jews under corbyn. so what else can he do? so he's called it out . do— can he do? so he's called it out . do odd— can he do? so he's called it out . do said ido— can he do? so he's called it out . he said it's anti—semitic. he odd— . he said it's anti—semitic. he said did— . he said it's anti—semitic. he said that essentially wiping away— said that essentially wiping owoy dio— said that essentially wiping away the holocaust, which is oomodind— away the holocaust, which is something happened in something that's happened in diving— something that's happened in diving memory— something that's happened in living memory as non—existent. and— living memory as non—existent. and do— living memory as non—existent. and did weird— living memory as non—existent. and the weird thing was, i don't know— and the weird thing was, i don't know i— and the weird thing was, i don't know if you— and the weird thing was, i don't know if you noticed this. : know if you noticed this. i read her know if you noticed this. i read in non— know if you noticed this. i read her her letter— know if you noticed this. i read her her letter and— know if you noticed this. i read her her letter and then i read her her letter and then i read her of retraction it her sort of retraction of it saying the first draft. and then i also went back and read the

piece that was responding piece that she was responding to, the to, which had been in the observer by his name, quite observer for by his name, quite wrongly, tom harwood or something but very something like that. but very interesting piece,— something like that. but very interesting piece,-in- interesting piece, which in indi— interesting piece, which in iiooii wo— interesting piece, which in itself was analysing statistical doin— itself was analysing statistical doid iron — itself was analysing statistical data from self—reported ooioooiono— data from self—reported experience of- data from self—reported experience of racism . ' i: data from self—reported experience of racism . ' “2 data from self—reported— experience of racism . and as you experience of racism. and as you go experience of racism. and as you do noon— experience of racism. and as you go back you realise just how incoherent her initial piece was . it was it was worse. the more you— . it was it was worse. the more you went into it. it was it was it was worse. “inc; c it was less you went into it. it was less and iooo— you went into it. it was less and less forgivable,- c it was less and less forgivable, less oonoioni— and less forgivable, less coherent to— and less forgivable, less coherent to the point where, i i— coherent to the point where, i i don-i— coherent to the point where, i mean, i don't know whether this is dondoiodo— mean, i don't know whether this is dangerous to— mean, i don't know whether this is dangerous to say— mean, i don't know whether this is dangerous to say in itself, nui— is dangerous to say in itself, duo i— is dangerous to say in itself, duo i iodin— is dangerous to say in itself, but i begin to— is dangerous to say in itself, but i begin to wonder whether ono— but i begin to wonder whether ono noo— but i begin to wonder whether do no ddiio— but i begin to wonder whether she has quite got— but i begin to wonder whether she has quite got a grip on what ono-o— she has quite got a grip on what ono-o inind— she has quite got a grip on what ono-o ining io— she has quite got a grip on what she's trying to-at_ she has quite got a grip on what she's trying to at all. she's trying to say at all. windi— she's trying to say at all. wilful ignorance.- she's trying to say at all. wilful ignorance. i- she's trying to say at all. wilful ignorance. i mean, she's a very intelligent person and she cambridge. she's got a very intelligent person and sihistory cambridge. she's got a very intelligent person and sihistory degree|bridge. she's got a very intelligent person and sihistory degree there,w. she's got a very intelligent person and sihistory degree there, too.a's got a history degree there, too. even in things what even bring in things like what happened america. of course, happened in america. of course, in a of in america, there was a lot of racism, different racism, cherry picking different historical jews historical examples like jews suffered racism america. suffered from racism in america. they allowed into hotels they weren't allowed into hotels until and then she goes until the 60s and then she goes to south africa and says, you know, there were or know, like there were i or 2 other countries we could visit randomly to over the randomly if you want to over the course the century. so the course of the century. so the whole thing was mad. but i guess this is what happens this story is about what happens

next her career. and next in terms of her career. and i mean, this is in some way keir starmer hasn't had to do much. a lot of these the far left within the party have just revealed themselves. give them enough. but you know what? i just want to something about news to say something about bbc news london feature london today. they did a feature on they brought in the on this and they brought in the jewish jvl jewish voice for laboun jewish jvl jewish voice for labour, which is a crank conspiracy group, basically set up to support corbynites. and they whole feature they did a whole feature basically jvl had basically saying that jvl had put letter supporting put out this letter supporting her and saying it wasn't right. and they basically exist. most of their members aren't jewish, even that even though they pretend that they they have been. bbc they are and they have been. bbc london consistently london have just consistently featured this group and it's disgusting and someone there made a very conscious decision to try and downplay this. it's wrong. nick independent now news of a possible new signing for this very channel. what do you noni— this very channel. what do you won io— this very channel. what do you won io ody— this very channel. what do you want to say about— this very channel. what do you want to say about that?- cg c“ what do you want to say about that? �*wfiwc; ”g c“ what do you want to say about that? �*wfiwc; want to say about that? we have inden— want to say about that? we have tucker carlson. _ want to say about that? we have tucker carlson. yeah, huge story. tucker carlson and story. so, tucker carlson and fox news part ways . three days fox news part ways. three days after network settles , major after network settles, major defamation suit, which is referring to the dominion voting system which costs fox

system suit, which costs fox about 787.5 million. so this is really the end. so, tucker is leaving fox and it's the end for fox as an interesting, serious channel because it's going to be exclusively now shouty blonde women from within women ranting from well within the overton window. what the overton window. that's what it's be sort of. it's going to be sort of. and sean us sean hannity sean hannity us and sean hannity and doing that kind of thing of like was like the sort of what was progressive years ago, progressive five years ago, saying, know, i'm live saying, oh, you know, i'm live and maybe drag and let live, but maybe not drag queen midwives it queen midwives or whatever it will the new west. will be. it'll be the new west. tucker democrats are the real neo transphobes_ tucker democrats are the real neo transphobes right? �*wfiw neo transphobes right? whereas inden— neo transphobes right? whereas indoor—ino- tucker actually pushed the boundanes tucker actually pushed the boundaries could boundaries on what you could talk was talking talk about. and he was talking about really happened on about what really happened on jan about jan six. he even talked about very controversial things like what white what will happen when white people in people are a minority in america. interesting america. but it was interesting stuff was much more sort stuff and it was much more sort of hard and of hard hitting and controversial complicated. controversial and complicated. whereas is whereas the usual fox stuff is just to be rhino of just going to be rhino sort of bills. an extreme , bills. he was an extreme, powerful broadcaster. i mean, he had powerful broadcaster. i mean, he nod nonodod— powerful broadcaster. i mean, he had managed-accrue- powerful broadcaster. i mean, he had managed-accrue a- i mean, he had managed accrue a sort of had managed to accrue a sort of a had managed to accrue a sort of onoiidnido— had managed to accrue a sort of a worldwide reputation that was out a worldwide reputation that was on oi— a worldwide reputation that was on oi odi— a worldwide reputation that was out of all proportion to the ioni— out of all proportion to the oi oi— out of all proportion to the oi oi ino— out of all proportion to the rest of the channel anyone rest of the channel or anyone do— rest of the channel or anyone oiooldodni— rest of the channel or anyone else. doubt people would else. i doubt many people would ooondioo— else. i doubt many people would recognise _else. else. i doubt many people would recognise _else on recognise almost anyone else on inoio. —andl there. yeah, absolutely. and hopefully he's moving on to

bigger things. bigger and better things. i mean, also seen that don mean, and we also seen that don lemon has gone cnn to lemon has gone from cnn to another story. so maybe another big story. so maybe those will do a podcast those two will do a podcast together could be like the together. they could be like the aiioioii— together. they could be like the alistair campbell— 3 they could be like the alistair campbell rory alistair campbell and rory soonon— alistair campbell and rory stewart american politics. stewart of american politics. ids— stewart of american politics. ids snid— stewart of american politics. it's said they're— stewart of american politics. it's said they're bitter- it's said they're bitter enemies. but as i speculate on twitter today, they've been enemies. but as i speculate on twitte it:oday, they've been enemies. but as i speculate on twitte it asay, they've been enemies. but as i speculate on twitte it as an they've been enemies. but as i speculate on twitte it as an thejlike been enemies. but as i speculate on twitte it as an thejlike like been doing it as an act like like foxes do to promote a fight. they've beefing for years. they've been beefing for years. just yeah well, just to set this up. yeah well, it's telegraph now it's possible. telegraph now josh glass two thirds empty josh a glass two thirds empty looks to republicans. looks appetising to republicans. that's british republicans diiioioni— that's british republicans different meaning yes more than a different meaning yes more than oiniid— different meaning yes more than oiniid oi— different meaning yes more than oiniid oi oon— different meaning yes more than a third of gen z— different meaning yes more than a third of gen z want monarchy oioiionod. — a third of gen z want monarchy abolished. how— a third of gen z want monarchy abolished. how how- a third of gen z want monarchy abolished. 7' a third of gen z want monarchy abolished. 7’ w“ a third of gen z want monarchy abolished. 7 2 abolished. how how? this is news in any way . abolished. how how? this is news in any way. like any abolished. how how? this is news in any way . like any generation, in any way. like any generation, when they're young, mostly probably don't like any authority figures which of course the monarchy arguably is . so the idea that that what i'm surprised about is how 32, i think are supportive of the monarchy, which i mean , even monarchy, which i mean, even even the ones i mean, it's only about a third of them are against or 2/5 were actually against. it was like there was it against. it was like there was ii woo— against. it was like there was ii ii— against. it was like there was ii ii wo— against. it was like there was it was it was very— cgcw it was like there was it was it was very like what do you—

it was it was very like what do you ininw— it was it was very like what do you think, nikki?— it was it was very like what do you think, nikki? it just seems to you think, nikki? it just seems io io— you think, nikki? it just seems io io o— you think, nikki? it just seems io io o wooi— you think, nikki? it just seems to be a real kind— you think, nikki? it just seems to be a real kind of non—story inoi— to be a real kind of non—story inoi inow-io— to be a real kind of non—story that they're trying— to be a real kind of non—story that they're trying to stir up iiooiio— that they're trying to stir up trouble before _ that they're trying to stir up trouble before saying this is a non—oiow. — trouble before saying this is a non—story. okay,— trouble before saying this is a non—story. okay, that's what you're doing, the lewis thing. well, the well, well, look, i mean, the really people gen really base people among gen z or they to gone or alpha, they seem to have gone back start with alpha. back to the start with alpha. they want things like absolute monarchy these monarchy and there's all these funny ideas. but the average sort doesn't see sort of youngster doesn't see any monarchy. and any interest in monarchy. and kind would they? because kind of why would they? because the is watered itself the monarchy is watered itself much watered much like the kyiv. it's watered itself what is itself down so much. what is there appeal to a there really to appeal to a young person? even there was even traditional argument even the traditional argument that monarchy even the traditional argument that be monarchy even the traditional argument that be best)narchy even the traditional argument that be best way hy even the traditional argument that be best way to happens to be the best way to organise a country just based on empirical what empirical data. and that's what peter but peter hitchens always said. but even has abandoned even he has abandoned them, stephen, they've been so stephen, because they've been so disappointed. conservative. but stephen as well. stephen fry said that as well. i him explaining that i remember him explaining that like i remember him explaining that iiwo-wooid— i remember him explaining that like-would never- i remember him explaining that like-would never i- i remember him explaining that like would never i am like saying i would never i am iiioioi— like saying i would never i am iiioioi io— like saying i would never i am liberal to to— like saying i would never i am liberal to to my— like saying i would never i am liberal to to my my marrow, but i liberal to to my my marrow, but i wooid— liberal to to my my marrow, but i wooid-i— liberal to to my my marrow, but i would -i would _ liberal to to my my marrow, but i would i would never i would and i would never ondinooi— i would and i would never engineer-but- i would and i would never engineer but the engineer this. but the statistics— engineer this. but the statistics are- engineer this. but the statistics are unambiguous, constitutional— statistics are unambiguous, constitutional monarchy oooioniooo— constitutional monarchy guarantees stability . it limits guarantees stability. it limits the guarantees stability. it limits ino iwon— guarantees stability. it limits ino iwon io— guarantees stability. it limits the lurch to the— guarantees stability. it limits the lurch to the left or the non, — the lurch to the left or the right you — the lurch to the left or the right, you know, and it just io— right, you know, and it just seems to work. - right, you know, and it just seems to work. gc “g seems to work. but that's going out of fashion and it says most

people said they believe king charles is out of touch with the public. it's much like the public. so it's much like the church things like church and other things like this. to pander this. they've tried to pander to people they people and then they don't they're interested. why they're not interested. why? why not your. wonder, not stick to your. i wonder, though, do you think how they word survey ? do think word the survey? do you think the word the survey? do you think ino-ioniiw— word the survey? do you think the-family are- word the survey? do you think the-family are out- word the survey? do you think the-family are out of- the royal family are out of ooion— the royal family are out of| ooion—wnoi touch or do you know what i ininwi — touch or do you know what i ininwi i— touch or do you know what i think? i-everyone's- touch or do you know what i. think? i-everyone's gonna think? i do. everyone's gonna say bbc panorama say it was bbc panorama that funded this, which is essentially our and essentially our money and it just seems waste of time. just seems like a waste of time. absolutely. it's like absolutely. it's not like inow-io— absolutely. it's not like they're - anywhere i absolutely. it's not like- they're-anywhere anyway. they're going anywhere anyway. woo.— they're going anywhere anyway. adsolino— they're going anywhere anyway. also, lthe - read _ they're going anywhere anyway. also,.the-read into - they're going anywhere anyway. also,.the-read into it,- also, if the kids read into it, prince been a prince charles has been a voice for of concerns. the for most of their concerns. the environment climate environment and so on. climate change, vastly it change, he's been vastly it hasn't worked. possibly . we'll hasn't worked. possibly. we'll see. think it's just see. i think it's just a question time. got to question of time. you've got to grow you know, it's grow into them, you know, it's like honeysuckle. like it's like honeysuckle. the royal z now nick and royal family gen z now nick and even if young people are turning away from monarchy, seems away from the monarchy, it seems they do believe in the they do still believe in the divine of god. yeah, very divine right of god. yeah, very inioiooiind. — divine right of god. yeah, very interesting. -not- interesting. gen z is not owning—oodl interesting. gen z is not| turning—god . interesting. gen z is not- turning_god . more turning away from god. more young— turning away from god. more wound odoiio— turning away from god. more young adults say they believe in a young adults say they believe in oowon-o — young adults say they believe in oowon-o -inio- young adults say they believe in a power. this comes a higher power. now, this comes iron— a higher power. now, this comes from—research. from the spring tide research inoiiioio— from the spring tide research institute, american. institute, so it is american. inow-io— institute, so it is american. they're minnesota. they're based in minnesota. i onoowod— they're based in minnesota. i checked them— they're based in minnesota. i checked them out. they had all pronouns-single- checked them out. they had all pronouns single staff pronouns of every single staff monon— pronouns of every single staff nonioi—so- member on their bio. so a ooooiion— member on their bio. so a question -there. - member on their bio. so a

question there. but it's an question mark there. but it's an inioiooiind— question mark there. but it's an interesting because the interesting study because the oonnoni-o— interesting study because the common-is like,- interesting study because the common is like, oh, common idea is like, oh, ioiidion— common idea is like, oh, ioiioion io— common idea is like, oh, religion is fading. of religion is fading. now, of oowoo—nl religion is fading. now, of. course—in the course it's not fading in the wond— course it's not fading in the world christianity growing course it's not fading in the w0|around christianity growing course it's not fading in the w0|around chriworld y growing course it's not fading in the w0|around chriworld and)wing all around the world and oiwioooiw— all around the world and obviously growing but obviously islam growing. but it's obviously islam growing. but ii-o—ooono- obviously islam growing. but it's—seems to. obviously islam growing. but| it's—seems to be obviously islam growing. but. it's—seems to be a it's actually this seems to be a wooioin— it's actually this seems to be a wooioin oiodw— it's actually this seems to be a western study seems to based western study seems to be based in anonoo— western study seems to be based in america, and— western study seems to be based in america, and it— western study seems to be based in america, and it finds that ido— in america, and it finds that ii-o-diowind— in america, and it finds that ii-o-diowind in- in america, and it finds that it's growing in there it's even growing in there onondoi— it's even growing in there amongst young people, although some of it is sort of a opiniooi— some of it is sort of a- spiritual—higher spiritual belief in a higher nowoi— spiritual belief in a higher power rather— spiritual belief in a higher power rather than the christian dod— power rather than the christian god-wo— power rather than the christian god-wo odi— power rather than the christian god.-we all know- power rather than the christian god. we all know how god. well, we all know how ooono,— god. well, we all know how peoplew-people- god. well, we all know how people, people talk people, young people talk at oniwoioiiw— people, young people talk at oniwoioiiw. — people, young people talk at university . i— people, young people talk at university . people, young people talk at. university . i-believe like university. i don't believe like in big man sitting on the in a big man sitting on the clouds you clouds with a big beard, you know, but they all think that, you first you know, they're the first people think of that right. people to think of that right. kind of muddle down. but but kind of muddle it down. but but i do think are kind of muddle it down. but but i do think-are turning- i do think things are turning ioooooo— i do think things are turning ioooooo i— i do think things are turning because i-to- i do think things are turning because i-to so- i do think things are turning because i to so many because i speak to so many poooio— because i speak to so many people christians or people who are christians or young— people who are christians or woonolwno— people who are christians or younngho work— people who are christians or young who work on like my people who work on like my oodoooi— people who work on like my podcast-things- people who work on like my podcast things that. podcast and things like that. and—christian,- podcast and things like that. and christian, but and they're all christian, but wow— and they're all christian, but do don-i— and they're all christian, but they don't necessarily go a they don't necessarily go to a onion.— they don't necessarily go to al onion—no church. they may not even be part— church. they may not even be ion—dominonil part of a specific dominant denomination,— part of a specific dominant denomination, but are denomination, but they are ooiooiiw— denomination, but they are actually-back- actually coming back to christianity— actually coming back to christianity go, actually coming back to- christianity-go, so christianity and they go, so i iooi— christianity and they go, so i iooi-inoi— christianity and they go, so i just that interesting that just find that interesting that inow-io— they're not expressing their cnnoiion— they're not expressing their. christian _formal they're not expressing their. christian|is_formal they're not expressing their. christian|is it-formal they're not expressing their christian is it just formal they're not expressing their christian is it just is formal they're not expressing their christian is it just is it formal they're not expressing their christian is it just is it the nal way. like is it just is it the wood— way. like is it just is it the wood oon— way. like is it just is it the ritual part of— way. like is it just is it the ritual part of it?- way. like is it just is it the ritual part of it? isn't going to, ritual part of it? isn't going moldy— ritual part of it? isn't going iolnw oo— ritual part of it? isn't going to,.my case,-to. to, in my case, going to ownoooooo— to, in my case, going to synagogue, people to, in my case, going to- synagogue, people-massively synagogue, people feel massively let synagogue, people feel massively ioi—onwon- synagogue, people feel massively ioi—onwon ,- synagogue, people feel massively let_church , but- let down by the church, but ioooooo— let down by the church, but

because - been - let down by the church, but because-been so. let down by the church, but because been so woke let down by the church, but- because-been so woke and because they've been so woke and pc because they've been so woke and no ond— because they've been so woke and pc and because— because they've been so woke and pc and because their response to cowo— pc and because their response to down—ooioo- covid and things like other inindo— covid and things like other inindo-inio— covid and things like other things this, just they things like this, they just they inow— things like this, they just they they _ peterson. . things like this, they just they. they_ peterson. they they watch jordan peterson. they wnoi— they watch jordan peterson. they what_ spirituality. they watch jordan peterson. they what christian. tuality they watch jordan peterson. they what christian. ijality they watch jordan peterson. they what christian. i mean, to do? that's christian. i mean, it to do? that's christian. i mean, ii-iiwo— to do? that's christian. i mean, ii-iiwo ido— to do? that's christian. i mean, it-like it's-identity. it seems like it's an identity oonnoniiw— it seems like it's an identity community. these ones, some of onon— community. these ones, some of inon ioiiowo— community. these ones, some of them believe jesus.— community. these ones, some of them believe jesus. some of them dolio— them believe jesus. some of them dolio onion.— them believe jesus. some of them do.to church-ones.- do go to church. the ones. ixooiiw— do go to church. the ones. exactly—ones. do go to church. the ones.j exactly—ones in do go to church. the ones.- exactly_ones in this exactly well, the ones in this report do actually go to report that do actually go to church or at least part of a church or at least are part of a community motty, whether they're going a going to a church or like a prayer whatever , are prayer meeting or whatever, are the have sustained the ones who have sustained their during their mental health during lockdown. that's and i think that come from the that does come from the community it rather community aspect of it rather than the, oh, i sort of believe in something vaguely thing. absolutely. i think so. it's wow— absolutely. i think so. it's won good— absolutely. i think so. it's won oood ioi— absolutely. i think so. it's very good for your mental iodin— very good for your mental noon-non- very good for your mental health.-part of. health. and i'm part of a oonnoniiw— health. and i'm part of a community and i it. and community and i love it. and inoi-o— community and i love it. and inoi-o-i— community and i love it. and that's-i take— community and i love it. and that's-i take-kids- that's why i take my kids there to that's why i take my kids there io-inon— that's why i take my kids there to-them that— that's why i take my kids there to them that base, that to give them that base, that ooiid— to give them that base, that solid-ritual- to give them that base, that solid - ritual and - to give them that base, that solid ritual and all of solid and the ritual and all of ii. — solid and the ritual and all of i. won— solid and the ritual and all of in you nood— solid and the ritual and all of it. you need -football. solid and the ritual and all of. it. you need-football and it. you need that football and comedy, communities, comedy, those three communities, you need to be singing on the terraces, choir terraces, singing in the choir and together the and all laughing together at the same moment. same thing at the same moment. i've my five a side team. i've got my five a side team. ivo— i've got my five a side team. do doi— i've got my five a side team. do ooi ino— i've got my five a side team. i've got the christian part, but ivo— i've got the christian part, but do ioii— i've got the christian part, but i've left comedy— i've got the christian part, but i've left comedy it's an i've left comedy because it's an own— i've left comedy because it's an owioi-on— i've left comedy because it's an awful-oh, well,- i've left comedy because it's an awful oh, well, you're awful business. oh, well, you're noo— awful business. oh, well, you're. noio—iooonino here now and people are laughing at here now and people are laughing oi—ioiooionnl at home. nick josh telegraph again and my nan used to draw

distinctions that distinctions between kids that were that were brought up and those that were brought up and those that were but this is were dragged up. but this is a new of glam and new meaning of the term glam and drag camp for children as young as six as paid for by the tax payer. now, this is a doncaster ooonoii— payer. now, this is a doncaster ooonoii .— payer. now, this is a doncaster ooonoii . inow— payer. now, this is a doncaster council . they were— now, this is a doncaster council . they were given council. they were given a niiiion— council. they were given a million and— council. they were given a million and a— council. they were given a million and a half or so of iondind— million and a half or so of iondind io— million and a half or so of funding to basically support people— funding to basically support people wno— funding to basically support people who are— funding to basically support people who are on on free school doo— people who are on on free school ioo iioo— people who are on on free school meals, free school— people who are on on free school meals, free school meals during the meals, free school meals during ino iooioi— meals, free school meals during the easter summer— meals, free school meals during the easter summer , christmas the easter summer, christmas noiidowo.— the easter summer, christmas noiidowo. and— the easter summer, christmas holidays. and one of the events inoi— holidays. and one of the events do inow— holidays. and one of the events do do poi— holidays. and one of the events do do poi on— holidays. and one of the events that they put on was this glam ond— that they put on was this glam ond diod— that they put on was this glam ond dioo oonn— that they put on was this glam and drag camp. now, the person wno— and drag camp. now, the person wno ooiooiiw— and drag camp. now, the person who actually runs— and drag camp. now, the person who actually runs it, the oonponw— who actually runs it, the oonoonw noo— who actually runs it, the company, has sort of said oiioiwoido— company, has sort of said afterwards,-no- company, has sort of said afterwards,-no ,- company, has sort of said afterwards, no , it's it afterwards, no, no, it's it wooni— afterwards, no, no, it's it wasn't-that- afterwards, no, no, it's it wasn't-that at- afterwards, no, no, it's it wasn't that at all. we just wasn't like that at all. we just oon— wasn't like that at all. we just oonlii-o— wasn't like that at all. we just oonlii-o dino— wasn't like that at all. we just sort it's like they're sort of it's like they're dioooind— sort of it's like they're dressing-like- sort of it's like they're- dressing-like-gaga dressing up like lady gaga and dowd— dressing up like lady gaga and oowid nowio— dressing up like lady gaga and oowid nowio .— dressing up like lady gaga and david bowie . it's— dressing up like lady gaga and david bowie . it's all about david bowie. it's all about odio— david bowie. it's all about alter-whatnot- david bowie. it's all about alter-whatnot .. david bowie. it's all about alter whatnot . and alter ego and whatnot. and inoio-o— alter ego and whatnot. and there's argument here that there's an argument here that inow— there's an argument here that inow-oioo— there's an argument here that inow-oioo ino— there's an argument here that they also the designing they are also the designing inoii— they are also the designing inoii own— they are also the designing their own costumes . and there's their own costumes. and there's noinind— their own costumes. and there's noinino wond— their own costumes. and there's nothing wrong with that, i'd ooo.— nothing wrong with that, i'd oow. ooi— nothing wrong with that, i'd oow. noi ino— nothing wrong with that, i'd say. but the idea of bringing diod— say. but the idea of bringing diod inio— say. but the idea of bringing dioo inio n,— say. but the idea of bringing drag into it, which is sexualised- drag into it, which is sexualised specific , well, drag sexualised specific, well, drag is sexualised— sexualised specific, well, drag is sexualised and— sexualised specific, well, drag is sexualised and i've emceed diod— is sexualised and i've emceed diod onowo— is sexualised and i've emceed dioo onowo ond— is sexualised and i've emceed drag shows and they're great ion.— drag shows and they're great in noi— drag shows and they're great fun. but they're _ drag shows and they're great fun. but they're for adults. woon. — fun. but they're for adults. woon. so— fun. but they're for adults. yeah. so this— fun. but they're for adults. yeah. so this whole thing, odoin— yeah. so this whole thing, oooin oi— yeah. so this whole thing,

again, of bringing it into the oniidion-o— again, of bringing it into the children's world, it's just they wid— children's world, it's just they wiii noi— children's world, it's just they wiii noi doi— children's world, it's just they will not let it— children's world, it's just they will not let it go,— children's world, it's just they will not let it go, will they? ido— will not let it go, will they? do woodw— will not let it go, will they? it's really insidious. - will not let it go, will they? it's really insidious. you- will not let it go, will they? it's really insidious. you kind of think, why are you doing this? just obviously this? it's just obviously causing lot causing people a lot of discontent it's doing a lot discontent and it's doing a lot of damage to vastly larger of damage to the vastly larger number of the community that would rather just be left alone. would ratherjust be left alone. we know why they're doing it, but we know why they're doing it, id in— we know why they're doing it, id in noi— we know why they're doing it, but i'm not sure.— we know why they're doing it, but i'm not sure. say, well, but i'm not sure. i'd say, well, inooo— but i'm not sure. i'd say, well, inooo-voon— but i'm not sure. i'd say, well, inooo-voon a- but i'm not sure. i'd say, well, those-yeah a drag- but i'm not sure. i'd say, well, those yeah a drag camp those people. yeah a drag camp in oonoooioi— those people. yeah a drag camp in oonoooioi .— those people. yeah a drag camp in doncaster. i— those people. yeah a drag camp in doncaster. i mean, it those people. yeah a drag camp in doncaster . i mean, it doesn't in doncaster. i mean, it doesn't get— in doncaster. i mean, it doesn't ooo-nooo— in doncaster. i mean, it doesn't ooo-noio-dooo- in doncaster. i mean, it doesn't get-more-does it?i get much more grim, does it? ido— get much more grim, does it? ii-o-idoo.— get much more grim, does it? it's-idea. like- get much more grim, does it? it's idea. like idea. it's like an idea. like an idea. adon— it's like an idea. like an idea.| don—op alan partridge would come up wiin— alan partridge would come up with - horrendous. - alan partridge would come up with horrendous. but with it. it's horrendous. but i noon-wido- with it. it's horrendous. but i mean,-kids it's- mean, yeah, for kids it's oiooioioiw— mean, yeah, for kids it's absolutely disgusting. and onowo-o— absolutely disgusting. and there's-this- absolutely disgusting. and there's this attempt to get there's been this attempt to get wido— there's been this attempt to get wido-iion — there's been this attempt to get kids -from -parents.. kids away from their parents. dino— like at school with sex education,— like at school with sex education, on education, weird people on oiooow— education, weird people on oioopw-on— education, weird people on creepy on tiktok and creepy people on tiktok and wnoi-o— creepy people on tiktok and what's worse— creepy people on tiktok and what's worse than the camp for going— what's worse than the camp for getting pimple— what's worse than the camp for getting people sort of away and six getting people sort of away and oix wooi— getting people sort of away and oio wooi oido— getting people sort of away and six year olds given six year olds being given ioooono— six year olds being given lessons masturbation six year olds being given- lessons-masturbation and lessons about masturbation and so lessons about masturbation and oo—idoi— lessons about masturbation and oo—idoi ooono- lessons about masturbation and so _just seems-bel so on. it all just seems to be clustering certain clustering around a certain amount progressive thread amount of progressive thread that does seem to be like , i'm that does seem to be like, i'm against all drag now i'm going to have go because to have to go there because everyone says great for everyone says it's great for adults for kids. i'm adults but not for kids. i'm just going to have to- just going to have to go further ond— just going to have to go further ond nooi— just going to have to go further ond iooi ond— just going to have to go further and back and say— just going to have to go further and back and say against all diod— and back and say against all woo—ii- and back and say against all woo—ii ioo- and back and say against all. drag,_it for adults drag, i don't mind it for adults at drag, i don't mind it for adults oi-i— drag, i don't mind it for adults oi-i inini— drag, i don't mind it for adults

at-i thinklis. - drag, i don't mind it for adults at-i thinklis. it- at all, but i think it is. it is.— at all, but i think it is. it is. ii— at all, but i think it is. it is. ii io— at all, but i think it is. it is. it is for,— at all, but i think it is. it is. it is for, you- at all, but i think it is. it is. it is for, you know,- at all, but i think it is. it is. it is for, you know, 18 plus. i think i was interested to see governments the program, incidentally, the incidentally, is called the government's activity government's holiday activity and abbreviated and food, which is abbreviated to actually the to half. so it's actually the haves have but haves and the have nots, but they've yeah well, they've reversed it. yeah well, i looks in i think it looks funny in my head. it for two. head. that's it for part two. stay criminal stay tuned for soft criminal sentences . calls for the sentences. calls for the government to apologise for slavery and the fight to slavery again and the fight to save same sex spaces. stay tuned

hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office skies clearing during the next 24 hours, leading to a widespread frost for many of us on tuesday morning. but despite the chilly oion— morning. but despite the chilly oion, ooiooiiw— morning. but despite the chilly start, actually most— “g but despite the chilly start, actually most places will be start, actually most places will no iino— start, actually most places will no iino on— start, actually most places will be fine on tuesday. we've got iow— be fine on tuesday. we've got iow oooowo— be fine on tuesday. we've got low pressure moving away as that ooonoo— low pressure moving away as that ooonoo inio— low pressure moving away as that ooonoo inio ino— low pressure moving away as that pushes into the north sea. cold wind— pushes into the north sea. cold wind oinwoo— pushes into the north sea. cold wind arrives from _ pushes into the north sea. cold wind arrives from the north and nowind— wind arrives from the north and nowind ooon— wind arrives from the north and nowino o— wind arrives from the north and having seen a weather front inno— having seen a weather front bring outbreaks— having seen a weather front bring outbreaks of rain to oooinoin— bring outbreaks of rain to southern england and wales dwind— southern england and wales dwind ino— southern england and wales during the day,— southern england and wales during the day, well that tends to during the day, well that tends io door— during the day, well that tends to clear-during- to clear away during the

owonino— to clear away during the owonino-io- to clear away during the evening, to clear to clear away during the- evening,-to clear skies evening, leading to clear skies ond— evening, leading to clear skies ond iidni— evening, leading to clear skies and light winds— evening, leading to clear skies and light winds as well, which oii— and light winds as well, which means all the— and light winds as well, which means all the ingredients there wiin— means all the ingredients there wiin anio— means all the ingredients there with arctic air— means all the ingredients there with arctic air in— means all the ingredients there with arctic air in place for a oniiiw— with arctic air in place for a oniiiw oion— with arctic air in place for a chilly start to _ with arctic air in place for a chilly start to tuesday, a widespread— chilly start to tuesday, a widespread frost , temperatures widespread frost, temperatures ioiwoon— widespread frost, temperatures ioiwoon i— widespread frost, temperatures ioiwoon i or— widespread frost, temperatures between i or 2— widespread frost, temperatures between i or 2 degrees either oido— between i or 2 degrees either oido oi— between i or 2 degrees either oido oi ooio— between i or 2 degrees either side of zero and— between i or 2 degrees either side of zero and in some onoiioiod— side of zero and in some sheltered parts of scotland, as iow— sheltered parts of scotland, as iow oo— sheltered parts of scotland, as iow oo nono— sheltered parts of scotland, as low as minus six— sheltered parts of scotland, as low as minus six degrees. i or 2 icy low as minus six degrees. i or 2 iow ooionoo— low as minus six degrees. i or 2 iow ooionoo io— low as minus six degrees. i or 2 icy patches to watch out for iiioi— icy patches to watch out for iiioi wind,— icy patches to watch out for first thing, but— icy patches to watch out for first thing, but they'll soon door— first thing, but they'll soon clear further— first thing, but they'll soon clear further wintry showers oonind— clear further wintry showers oonind inio— clear further wintry showers coming into the— clear further wintry showers coming into the north of sooiiond.— coming into the north of scotland. so— coming into the north of scotland. so a- coming into the north of scotland. so a mixture of sleet, noii—ioi- scotland. so a mixture of sleet, noii—ooi onw hail and snow showers. but any accumulations— hail and snow showers. but any accumulations really restricted to accumulations really restricted io ino — accumulations really restricted io ino niiio— accumulations really restricted to the hills and— accumulations really restricted to the hills and mountains. a iow— to the hills and mountains. a iow oin— to the hills and mountains. a few rain showers— to the hills and mountains. a few rain showers around irish soo— few rain showers around irish ooo-iii— few rain showers around irish sea but otherwise plenty sea coast, but otherwise plenty of sea coast, but otherwise plenty oi dw— sea coast, but otherwise plenty oi dw ond— sea coast, but otherwise plenty of dry and bright— sea coast, but otherwise plenty of dry and bright weather. sunny otoiio— of dry and bright weather. sunny oooiiolnonw— of dry and bright weather. sunny oooiiolnonw-ii- of dry and bright weather. sunny spells-many,-if it- of dry and bright weather. sunny spells many, if it does spells for many, even if it does oiood— spells for many, even if it does oiood oo— spells for many, even if it does oiood o— spells for many, even if it does cloud over a _into - spells for many, even if it does cloud over a into the cloud over a little into the oiioinoon— cloud over a little into the afternoon and _ cloud over a little into the afternoon and it will feel cold out afternoon and it will feel cold ooi onowo,— afternoon and it will feel cold out there, particularly if woo-io— out there, particularly if woo-io-io- out there, particularly if you're-to the. out there, particularly if. you're-to the wind you're exposed to the wind across northern— you're exposed to the wind across northern eastern across northern and eastern scouand— across northern and eastern scotland _the - across northern and easterni scotland _the east across northern and eastern. scotland _the east of scotland as well as the east of england. —we-ve- scotland as well as the east of england. we've got england. but where we've got tighter— england. but where we've got lighter elsewhere with lighter winds elsewhere with some—feelingl lighter winds elsewhere with i some _feeling too some sunshine not feeling too unpleasant,— some sunshine not feeling too unpleasant, then— some sunshine not feeling too unpleasant, then clear skies again— unpleasant, then clear skies again on— unpleasant, then clear skies once again on tuesday night will lead— once again on tuesday night will lead to— once again on tuesday night will lead to a— once again on tuesday night will lead to a fairly— once again on tuesday night will lead to a fairly widespread frost.— lead to a fairly widespread frost. baa— lead to a fairly widespread frost. but towards the southwest , thicker— frost. but towards the southwest , thicker cloud— frost. but towards the southwest , thicker cloud and— frost. but towards the southwest , thicker cloud and for cornwall and— , thicker cloud and for cornwall and perhaps— , thicker cloud and for cornwall and perhaps devon later on some

outbreaks— and perhaps devon later on some outbreaks of— and perhaps devon later on some outbreaks of light— and perhaps devon later on some outbreaks of light rain that'll keep— outbreaks of light rain that'll keep flange— outbreaks of light rain that'll keep things frost free 7 or 8 ceaeiae— keep things frost free 7 or 8 celsius towards— keep things frost free 7 or 8 celsius towards the south—west wane— celsius towards the south—west whilst across— celsius towards the south—west whilst across scotland, northern and— whilst across scotland, northern and easeme— whilst across scotland, northern and eastern england. again a demy— and eastern england. again a emuy ene— and eastern england. again a emuy ee— and eastern england. again a chilly one to wake up to on wednesday— chilly one to wake up to on wednesday morning. the wintry eewehe— wednesday morning. the wintry eewehe by— wednesday morning. the wintry showers by wednesday, though confined— showers by wednesday, though confined to — showers by wednesday, though confined to the— showers by wednesday, though confined to the far north—east of seeeaaaa, — confined to the far north—east of scotland, further south we've got thicker— of scotland, further south we've got thicker cloud— of scotland, further south we've got thicker cloud and some outbreaks— got thicker cloud and some outbreaks of— got thicker cloud and some outbreaks of light rain pushing through— outbreaks of light rain pushing through a— outbreaks of light rain pushing through a dull— outbreaks of light rain pushing through a dull and damp day, eepeaauy— through a dull and damp day, eepeaauy fea— through a dull and damp day, especially for south wales and the especially for south wales and eae-ef— especially for south wales and the-of england.- especially for south wales and the of england. and the southwest of england. and emana— the southwest of england. and similar conditions on thursday with—ran- similar conditions on thursday| with—rain moving with some heavier rain moving through— with some heavier rain moving through-thursday- with some heavier rain moving through thursday night across through on thursday night across southern— through on thursday night across southern pate— through on thursday night across southern parts of— through on thursday night across southern parts of the uk, clearing— southern parts of the uk, clearing the— southern parts of the uk, clearing the way though for. m — clearing the way though for. m -rees—megg.- clearing the way though for. - i'm _rees—mogg,-member i'm jacob rees—mogg, the member of east of parliament for north east somerset government somerset and a former government minister i have walked minister for years i have walked the corridors of power in both westminster and the city of london. to have the london. we need to have the arguments, discussions arguments, the discussions on how make better crop how we make it better crop failures, famine, war, suffering on a scale completely unimaginable. we are putting the cart before the horse . as cart before the horse. as charles the first said at the scaffold, he was the true defender of liberty. yeah, i completely derailed- 3: c yeah, i completely derailed the conversation. " completely derailed the- conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on gb news,

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it now i think they've just changed rr-wekoowwe— it to the melbourne comedy rearwar— it to the melbourne comedy- festival—nonsense festival award or some nonsense . weara— festival award or some nonsense . wear, arro— festival award or some nonsense . yeah, and-pretty— . yeah, and it's pretty oreowerrwg— disgusting stuff. hannah gadsby eowoemweo— disgusting stuff. hannah gadsby. condemned—course condemned him because of course he condemned him because of course we—raoreak- condemned him because of course ke—raoreak rrawel he has views on on radical trans movement, which— he has views on on radical trans movement, which he didn't wasn't in favour— movement, which he didn't wasn't in favour of.— movement, which he didn't wasn't in favour of. and— movement, which he didn't wasn't in favour of. and she— movement, which he didn't wasn't in favour of. and she said worrroke— in favour of. and she said horrible things- in favour of. and she said horrible things about him, said he_irrelevant- horrible things about him, said he_irrelevant and. he was sort of irrelevant and nnane— he was sort of irrelevant and inhumane-then- he was sort of irrelevant and inhumane. then said inhumane. and then he said errone— inhumane. and then he saidi onono—ana strong language. i know. and rnen—wae- strong language. i know. and then—was about. strong language. i know. andi then _was about as then he said she was about as funny— then he said she was about as funny-orphanage- then he said she was about as funny orphanage on fire, funny as an orphanage on fire, wnren—kno- funny as an orphanage on fire, which _and there. funny as an orphanage on fire,l which _and there was which is accurate. and there was an ankke— which is accurate. and there was an article from _ which is accurate. and there was an article from this— which is accurate. and there was an article from this guy, sammy jan an article from this guy, sammy raw wno— an article from this guy, sammy raw, wno re— an article from this guy, sammy raw, wno is an— an article from this guy, sammy jay, who is an australian eorneoran— jay, who is an australian comedian, and- jay, who is an australian comedian, and he actually received— comedian, and he actually received the— comedian, and he actually received the barry award, then on we — received the barry award, then was on the panel— received the barry award, then was on the panel that voted to enanae—re- was on the panel that voted to enanae—re now| change the name. this is how oregwenna— change the name. this is how. disgusting—these disgusting and ungrateful these peonke— disgusting and ungrateful these peonkel— disgusting and ungrateful these peookel-ne— disgusting and ungrateful these people-.-he read- disgusting and ungrateful these people . he read his people are. and he read his wreak.— people are. and he read his rnreao. r— people are. and he read his thread. i did.— people are. and he read his thread. i did. i— people are. and he read his thread. i did. i wrote an awoke— thread. i did. i wrote an article about- thread. i did. i wrote an article about of article about his sort of enweurna— article about his sort of snivelling article it article about his sort of- snivelling article-it and snivelling article about it and eranan— snivelling article about it and. eranan—oon-r graham linehan said, you don't deserve— graham linehan said, you don't deserve-kn— graham linehan said, you don't deserve in comedy, which deserve to be in comedy, which is deserve to be in comedy, which re—waw- is correct. and so the way rnew-we — is correct. and so the way they've _this - is correct. and so the way they've this comedic they've treated this comedic aenrwe— they've treated this comedic genrwe re— they've treated this comedic genius is disgusting and patheticr_ genius is disgusting andi pathetic,_late genius is disgusting and- pathetic,_late now. pathetic, and it's too late now. we— it's interesting, the sammyj rnrna. — it's interesting, the sammyj rnrng. lean— it's interesting, the sammyj thing. imean, i— it's interesting, the sammyj thing. " cc thing. i mean, i think i will give him credit. i think he give him this credit. i think he was he did say what was genuinely agenda, was was he did say what was gethislely agenda, was was he did say what was gethis festival agenda, was was he did say what was gethis festival is enda, was was he did say what was gethis festival is en

the man who set the thing, he said. the quiet out loud, said. the quiet part out loud, is said. the quiet part out loud, re-exaerw.— said. the quiet part out loud, is-exactly. yeah- is it? yeah, exactly. yeah i rr-e— is it? yeah, exactly. yeah i mean, it's just— is it? yeah, exactly. yeah i mean, it's just the hypocrisy nere— mean, it's just the hypocrisy here-disgust.- mean, it's just the hypocrisy here-disgust. i- mean, it's just the hypocrisy here disgust. i mean, mean, it's just the hypocrisy- here-disgust. i mean, he here and the disgust. i mean, he nekoeo— here and the disgust. i mean, he nekoeo-wnoke— helped set the whole festival up. helped set the whole festival an nin— helped set the whole festival on nrn ano— helped set the whole festival up. him and peter cook. yeah. kno— up. him and peter cook. yeah. and-unbelievable- up. him and peter cook. yeah. and unbelievable that they and it's unbelievable that they worko— and it's unbelievable that they would-pull— and it's unbelievable that they worker-park n— and it's unbelievable that they would-pull it and- and it's unbelievable that they would pull it and the thing would then pull it and the thing is, would then pull it and the thing relreakw— would then pull it and the thing relearn-nn— would then pull it and the thing is, really him. there's is, it really hurt him. there's a—eranan- is, it really hurt him. there's- a_graham linehan a letter that the graham linehan put a letter that the graham linehan oar-ano— a letter that the graham linehan oar-ano-eowko- a letter that the graham linehan put-and-could see- a letter that the graham linehan put and could see he was put out and you could see he was nan— put out and you could see he was new from — put out and you could see he was new from being— put out and you could see he was hurt from being from hurt from being removed from one— hurt from being removed from one-anar— hurt from being removed from this-that-part- hurt from being removed from this-that-part of. hurt from being removed from this that part of and this thing that he's part of and nee— this thing that he's part of and neo nor— this thing that he's part of and neo nor krke— this thing that he's part of and he's not like some bigoted old oonno— he's not like some bigoted old wno-e— he's not like some bigoted old comic who's comedy was rnereornw— comic who's comedy was incredibly broad. and it's not krke— incredibly broad. and it's not krke rne— incredibly broad. and it's not like the comments that he made were-nn— like the comments that he made were-on krke— like the comments that he made were bit like bigoted. were that bit like bigoted. it sawe— were that bit like bigoted. it saws-nn- were that bit like bigoted. it says his transphobic says here over his transphobic| comments—didn't says here over his transphobic- comments_didn't make comments he made. he didn't make rranennonre— comments he made. he didn't make transphobic comments. that's the rnrna. — transphobic comments. that's the rnrna. -earo— transphobic comments. that's the thing. _said-that- thing. what he said was that they— thing. what he said was that anew-enr— thing. what he said was that rnew-ewk ,— thing. what he said was that they evil , preaching the they were evil, preaching the roeokoaw— they were evil, preaching the roeokogwlkroe— they were evil, preaching the ideology-kids ._ they were evil, preaching the ideology-kids. i- they were evil, preaching the ideology kids. i agree with ideology to kids. i agree with war.— ideology to kids. i agree with wan—re- ideology to kids. i agree with that._is evil- ideology to kids. i agree with that._is evil to. that. that's not it is evil to wean— that. that's not it is evil to preaen onn— that. that's not it is evil to preach this false- that. that's not it is evil to preach this false ideology that rnere-e— preach this false ideology that rnere-e a— preach this false ideology that there's a thousand sexes and wnarnor— there's a thousand sexes and wnarnor .— there's a thousand sexes and whatnot . and— there's a thousand sexes and whatnot . and also, he was saying whatnot. and also, he was saying rnar— whatnot. and also, he was saying rnar anar— whatnot. and also, he was saying ma ma wer— whatnot. and also, he was saying that that just because someone nae— that that just because someone nae surgery,— that that just because someone nae surgery, a— that that just because someone has surgery, a male has surgery, rnew-re— has surgery, a male has surgery, were enu— has surgery, a male has surgery, rnew-re own a— has surgery, a male has surgery, they're still a male— has surgery, a male has surgery, they're still a male . that's they're still a male. that's science. you— they're still a male. that's science. you cannot change your nrokoakak— science. you cannot change your nrokoakak sex— science. you cannot change your biological sex to— science. you cannot change your biological sex to use was narrkareo— biological sex to use was mutilated ,_ biological sex to use was mutilated , which is harsh, but mutilated, which is harsh, but it's mutilated, which is harsh, but we rrwe. — mutilated, which is harsh, but it's true. and— mutilated, which is harsh, but it's true. and he— mutilated, which is harsh, but it's true. ' r: r: c it's true. and he said it was actually a fact. yeah. and he eare— actually a fact. yeah. and he saw n— actually a fact. yeah. and he saw n wa— actually a fact. yeah. and he saw n a— actually a fact. yeah. and he said it was a fashion.- t ”art yeah. and he said it was a fashion. it's been

poen— said it was a fashion. it's been proven ro— said it was a fashion. it's been proven ro pe— said it was a fashion. it's been proven to belsocial- said it was a fashion. it's been proven to be social contagion, proven to be a social contagion, or ar— proven to be a social contagion, or ar-rnere-e— proven to be a social contagion, or at-there's-of- or at least there's a lot of evidence— or at least there's a lot of evidence _so. or at least there's a lot of evidence _so i. or at least there's a lot of- evidence _so i think evidence out there. so i think we— evidence out there. so i think ire—or— evidence out there. so i think ire—or one.- evidence out there. so i think it's—of this. also,i it's disgusting of this. also, they—he- it's disgusting of this. also, rnev—ne area- it's disgusting of this. also,- they_he died during they didn't like he died during they didn't like he died during the festival. _ they didn't like he died during the festival. they— they didn't like he died during the festival. they didn't do an appropnare— the festival. they didn't do an appro rnev— the festival. they didn't do an appro theyiithis- the festival. they didn't do an appro theyr this mealy mouth time. they put this mealy mouth rnrnp— time. they put this mealy mouth rnrna oar— time. they put this mealy mouth rnrnp oar no— time. they put this mealy mouth thing out now saying we're going to thing out now saying we're going ro-now— thing out now saying we're going to-now-festival- thing out now saying we're going to-now-festival is- to now do now the festival is over—ro- to now do now the festival is over—ro oo- over. we're going to do eonernrnp— over. we're going to do something him. over. we're going to do something-him. should something for him. they should all something for him. they should ark—onowo- something for him. they should all—should get. all be fired. they should get a rorakkv— all be fired. they should get a totally- board _ all be fired. they should get a totally-board in.- all be fired. they should get a totally-board in. i- all be fired. they should get a totally board in. i will totally new board in. i will never. invited - totally new board in. i will never-invited to - totally new board in. i will never invited to the never be invited to the melbourne _ never be invited to the melbourne comedy faux pas. do melbourne comedy faux pas. i do reno— melbourne comedy faux pas. i do rend-agree— melbourne comedy faux pas. i do tend-agree with— melbourne comedy faux pas. i do tend agree with you, be tend to agree with you, to be noneer. — tend to agree with you, to be honest. _shouldj tend to agree with you, to be. honest. _should at honest. i think they should at the least dim the lights or the very least dim the lights or whatever. traditional whatever. it's the traditional way. the way. you know, i think the i think may also have think they may also have massively i massively misjudged it because i don't i've not ever played don't know i've not ever played the melbourne comedy festival, but a it's but australia itself is a it's very of its know, very proud of its you know, the handful individuals who have handful of individuals who have conquered world. you know, conquered the world. you know, as a show business icon , barry as a show business icon, barry humphries was a good deal more important to them than i would have . you know gadsby have thought. you know gadsby and gadsby who isn't even like, i don't know, the rise of activist tasmanian. she's not a melbourne i mean, barry humphries was literally a melbourne icon, born and bred. yeah terrible error, authentic descendants of slave owners are

calling for justice descendants of slave owners are calling forjustice now. descendants of slave owners are calling for justice now. josh descendants of slave owners are calling forjustice now. josh in calling for justice now. josh in the garden i can't think of anyone better place to deliver it if they feel so strongly. gosh, this depressing . gosh, this is depressing. descendants— gosh, this is depressing. descendants slave gosh, this is depressing.- descendants-slave owners descendants of uk slave owners earr— descendants of uk slave ownersi eakk—apokopree. descendants of uk slave ownersi call|this_apologise. descendants of uk slave owners call this called apologise. descendants of uk slave owners call this called they'reise. now this is called the they're eakkrna— now this is called the they're calling themselves the heirs of ekaverv—wanr- slavery body. they want restorative _ slavery body. they want restorative restorative justice, aka— restorative restorative justice, aka nonev— restorative restorative justice, aka nonev ro— restorative restorative justice, aka money to be— restorative restorative justice, aka money to be going out there eavrnp— aka money to be going out there eavrnp rnar— aka money to be going out there saying that they've— aka money to be going out there saying that they've benefited or rnerr— saying that they've benefited or rnerr nanny— saying that they've benefited or their family benefits over here. saying that they've benefited or their butily benefits over here. saying that they've benefited or their but this enefits over here. saying that they've benefited or their but this is efits over here. saying that they've benefited or their but this is like, over here. saying that they've benefited or their but this is like, you here. saying that they've benefited or their but this is like, you know yeah but this is like, you know rakkrna— yeah but this is like, you know rakkrnp for— yeah but this is like, you know talking for the— yeah but this is like, you know talking for the atonement our povernnenr— talking for the atonement our government to— talking for the atonement our government to apologise is to aeknowkeoae — government to apologise is to acknowledge and atone for it, saying— acknowledge and atone for it, eavrnp ow— acknowledge and atone for it, eavrnp we— acknowledge and atone for it, saying now we atoned by banning ekaverw— saying now we atoned by banning ekaverv, nor— saying now we atoned by banning slaveryv nor prer— saying now we atoned by banning slavery, not just by— saying now we atoned by banning slavery, not just by that , by slavery, not just by that, by akeo— slavery, not just by that, by akeo pv— slavery, not just by that, by also by policing— slavery, not just by that, by also by policing other countries ano— also by policing other countries and forekno— also by policing other countries and forcing them— also by policing other countries and forcing them to bannau paying— and forcing them to bannau paying a— and forcing them to bannau paying a huge— and forcing them to bannau paying a huge amount, a huge arnownr— paying a huge amount, a huge arnownr ro— paying a huge amount, a huge amount to these— paying a huge amount, a huge amount to these people's descendants. _ amount to these people's descendants. you guys want to give— descendants. you guys want to give-money— descendants. you guys want to. arve-nonev—nne give your money away? yeah, fine . ewe— give your money away? yeah, fine . erve n— give your money away? yeah, fine . erve n away.— give your money away? yeah, fine . give it away. this— give your money away? yeah, fine . give it away. this country has keen— . give it away. this country has been pavrnp— . give it away. this country has been pavrnp ror— . give it away. this country has been paying for it— . give it away. this country has been paying for it for hundreds of been paying for it for hundreds or veae. — been paying for it for hundreds or vea kno— been paying for it for hundreds of years. and the— been paying for it for hundreds of years. and the other thing rnar-e— of years. and the other thing rnar-e puer— of years. and the other thing that's just totally mental is one— that's just totally mental is thisl200_ that's just totally mental is this-200 plus— that's just totally mental is this 200 plus years ago, this is 200 plus years ago, nonr— this is 200 plus years ago, npnr—vowl this is 200 plus years ago,- right_you know, right? or 200 years. you know, rnev— right? or 200 years. you know, rnev-perween — right? or 200 years. you know, they between either 128 or they have between either 128 or zoo— they have between either 128 or 250 descendants.— they have between either 128 or 250 descendants. so the idea rnar— 250 descendants. so the idea rnar rnev-re— 250 descendants. so the idea that they're focusing on the one of that they're focusing on the one or men— that they're focusing on the one or rnerr zoo — that they're focusing on the one of their 250 descendants, acas, wno—

of their 250 descendants, acas, wno aro— of their 250 descendants, acas, wno are we— of their 250 descendants, acas, who did this terrible thing , who did this terrible thing, adnkkedkw— who did this terrible thing, admittedly, or,— who did this terrible thing, admittedly, or, you know, or renewed— admittedly, or, you know, or benefited from _ admittedly, or, you know, or benefited from it, there's this enap— benefited from it, there's this enap eakkeo— benefited from it, there's this chap called alex— benefited from it, there's this chap called alex renton who has wnrren— chap called alex renton who has wnrren rnre— chap called alex renton who has written this piece— chap called alex renton who has written this piece in the guardian— written this piece in the guardian, and- written this piece in the guardian, and he is i mean, apparenrw— guardian, and he is i mean, apparenrw nee— guardian, and he is i mean, apparently he's written on a numero— apparently he's written on a nwrnerp or— apparently he's written on a number of sort— apparently he's written on a number of sort of worthy causes one— number of sort of worthy causes rne veae— number of sort of worthy causes over the years, but— number of sort of worthy causes over the years, but is over the years, but he is paereakw— over the years, but he is basically saying in the in the eowreelrnre— basically saying in the in the course this letter, he says, basically saying in the in the cotwhat this letter, he says, basically saying in the in the cotwhat this ledo? he says, basically saying in the in the cotwhat this ledo? re says, basically saying in the in the cotwhat this le do? �*vvr�*rzgc s, so what can we do? well, opvkoaekw— so what can we do? well, obviously, money back obviously, giving money back would something. think would be something. but i think engagement interesting. engagement is more interesting. it's like, mate, if feel so it's like, mate, if you feel so strongly about it, give it all away. you inherited a title. he's he should just give it away and shut up. it says britain's. he and shut up. it says britain's. we eave— and shut up. it says britain's. he says britain's— a�*r: c. it says britain's. he says britain's never apokopreeo— he says britain's never apologised for it but again you know— apologised for it but again you know-rankev— apologised for it but again you know turkey going to know when's turkey going to apokogree— know when's turkey going to apokogreelrne— know when's turkey going to apologise the ottoman apologise for the ottoman empire— apologise for the ottoman empire? i hate _ apologise for the ottoman empire? hate to go through the empire? i hate to go through the same _we ended- same things, but we ended ekaverv. — same things, but we ended ekaverv. -eave- same things, but we ended slavery. - says, are slavery. as josh says, there are none-kne— slavery. as josh says, there are more _alive now- slavery. as josh says, there are. more - alive now -ever. more slaves alive now than ever. we— more slaves alive now than ever. rne—nao- more slaves alive now than ever. rne—nao wnrrel the ottoman empire had white kavee— the ottoman empire had white slaves—americani slaves decades after american ekaverv— slavery ended. obviously that wae—nwr- slavery ended. obviously that wae—nwr wnvl was it was all bad. but why the roare— was it was all bad. but why the roewelwnv— was it was all bad. but why the roewelwnv-rne- was it was all bad. but why the focus why the focus on focus on why always the focus on the focus on why always the focus on we paer— focus on why always the focus on we paer ano— focus on why always the focus on one paer ano wnv— focus on why always the focus on the past and why on this one pankwkar— the past and why on this one particular-thing- the past and why on this one particular thing versus particular type of thing versus all particular type of thing versus akk— - particular type of thing versus akk— k- all the other things? a huge amount— all the other things? a huge amountla_ all the other things? a huge amount a huge economic loss amount of a huge economic loss we experienced encountered as a nafion we experienced encountered as a nation in order to end this. and a massive commitment to ending it. had been decided

it. once it had been decided and it. once it had been decided and it was some significant of it was some significant kind of cost esteem worldwide, cost to our esteem worldwide, you know, it was you know, but, you know, it was evil. there's you know, but, you know, it was evil . there's conversations that evil. there's conversations that are evil. there's conversations that enu— evil. there's conversations that errkk ro — evil. there's conversations that are still to.had,_ c there's conversations that are still to had, arguably, are still to be had, arguably, ano— are still to be had, arguably, ano peopke— are still to be had, arguably, ano peopke ro— are still to be had, arguably, and people to be educated and wnarnor.— and people to be educated and wnarnor. -rne- and people to be educated and whatnot.-the idea- and people to be educated and whatnot. the idea that whatnot. but yes, the idea that they_ whatnot. but yes, the idea that anew-rogernen- whatnot. but yes, the idea that they together, this kind whatnot. but yes, the idea that thrworthy together, this kind whatnot. but yes, the idea that th

kno— calling it an insult to victims. ana r— calling it an insult to victims. ana r rnrnk— calling it an insult to victims. and i think that's— calling it an insult to victims. and i think that's fair enough. i and i think that's fair enough. r rnrnk— and i think that's fair enough. r rnrnk n— and i think that's fair enough. r rnrnk it re— and i think that's fair enough. i think it is pretty soft. i rnrnk— i think it is pretty soft. i rnrnk vow— i think it is pretty soft. i think you have to remember, as many— think you have to remember, as many-remarked,- think you have to remember, as many remarked, we this many have remarked, we this this kind— many have remarked, we this this krnolkrperak— many have remarked, we this this kind liberal thinking kind of liberal thinking pekrevee— kind of liberal thinking believes that a criminal is eeeenrrakkv— believes that a criminal is essentially _andl essentially a victim. and the eoererv— essentially a victim. and the society oppressor and society is the oppressor and mate— society is the oppressor and rnar-e wnar— society is the oppressor and that's what we— society is the oppressor and that's what we see in this of winking.— that's what we see in this of rnrnkrnp. r— that's what we see in this of thinking. i mean,— that's what we see in this of thinking. i mean, that is what it wae— thinking. i mean, that is what it was brought— thinking. i mean, that is what it was brought in— thinking. i mean, that is what it was brought in during covid. kno— it was brought in during covid. ana-n— it was brought in during covid. ana-n oar— it was brought in during covid. and-it out quickly- it was brought in during covid. and it out quickly enough. it phased it out quickly enough. it has phased it out quickly enough. it nae—overl has massively diminished over the has massively diminished over rne-rew— has massively diminished over rne-rew-ano- has massively diminished over the few and they're the last few years, and they're enu— the last few years, and they're eriklrew— the last few years, and they're stilllfew thousand - the last few years, and they're still few thousand hours going still a few thousand hours going on, still a few thousand hours going —onpoeeel on, but they are in the process of on, but they are in the process or r— on, but they are in the process or r ewppoee— on, but they are in the process of i suppose the— on, but they are in the process of i suppose the question is we— of i suppose the question is we verv— of i suppose the question is we verv naro— of i suppose the question is it's very hard to— of i suppose the question is it's very hard to take a broad eep— it's very hard to take a broad eep — it's very hard to take a broad eep mano— it's very hard to take a broad sweep. -want.knowl it's very hard to take a broad. sweep. -want.know what it's very hard to take a broad- sweep. -want. know what are sweep. you want to know what are the in question the offences in question and what the normal what would the normal sentences have and these have been? and are these significantly softer? of it significantly softer? some of it does ridiculous , trivial, does sound ridiculous, trivial, but i think lot of but then i think a lot of community isn't it? community services, isn't it? you you think you're you very often you think you're going rubbish out going to be dredging rubbish out of canal and instead they just of a canal and instead they just sort stand looking sort of stand around looking useless paintbrush for useless with a paintbrush for a few the bloke tells few hours until the bloke tells them go home. mean, a lot them to go home. i mean, a lot of is really you know, of it is really just, you know, window dressing isn't very window dressing, isn't it? very sad. the independent now sad. anyway the independent now josh apparently we no longer are an attractive shopping destination elites , destination to european elites, so at least brexit has achieved

that. so yeah, brexit has left uk that. so yeah, brexit has left wk worer— that. so yeah, brexit has left uk worst shopping- so yeah, brexit has left uk worst shopping destination in europe,— uk worst shopping destination in europe, business— uk worst shopping destination in europe, business chief tells krenr— europe, business chief tells rishi sunak.— europe, business chief tells rishi sunak. so— europe, business chief tells rishi sunak. so this is a what we— rishi sunak. so this is a what the business— rishi sunak. so this is a what the business connect conference we akeo — the business connect conference we also mentioned— the business connect conference we also mentioned it was on the nonr— we also mentioned it was on the front page— we also mentioned it was on the rronr page wnere— we also mentioned it was on the front page where they were rakkrng — front page where they were talking about— front page where they were talking about the drug companies . nar— talking about the drug companies . our one— talking about the drug companies . ear or— talking about the drug companies . but one of the— talking about the drug companies . but one of the head of nwrperrv— . but one of the head of burberry stood up and said, peeawee— burberry stood up and said, because they_ burberry stood up and said, because they basically stopped this because they basically stopped rnre var— because they basically stopped this vat scam _ because they basically stopped this vat scam ._ because they basically stopped this vat scam . yeah, well, now this vat scam. yeah, well, now it nakee— this vat scam. yeah, well, now it nakee n— this vat scam. yeah, well, now it makes it bat— this vat scam. yeah, well, now it makes it bat worse. but of course, within— it makes it bat worse. but of course, within their own ewonnree — course, within their own countries, they do have various tonne— countries, they do have various forne or— countries, they do have various forne or eakee— countries, they do have various forms of sales tax— countries, they do have various forms of sales tax as well. so we— forms of sales tax as well. so we nor— forms of sales tax as well. so we not irke— forms of sales tax as well. so it's not like they_ forms of sales tax as well. so it's not like they i— forms of sales tax as well. so it's not like they i mean, yes , it's not like they i mean, yes, we— it's not like they i mean, yes, we keee— it's not like they i mean, yes, it's less incentive— it's not like they i mean, yes, it's less incentive to come over nee,— it's less incentive to come over gag, par— it's less incentive to come over gag, par rnere— it's less incentive to come over here, but there are— it's less incentive to come over here, but there are arguably orner— here, but there are arguably orner rnrnge— here, but there are arguably other things that are going on when— other things that are going on wnren vow— other things that are going on which you have— other things that are going on which you have they've stopped going— which you have they've stopped going-cowo— which you have they've stopped doing-could use- which you have they've stopped doing could use your eu doing the you could use your eu eon— doing the you could use your eu eon or— doing the you could use your eu eon or unke— doing the you could use your eu sort of little card— doing the you could use your eu sort of little card instead of a paeepon. — sort of little card instead of a paeepon. nar— sort of little card instead of a passport. but the _ sort of little card instead of a passport. but the other thing is war— passport. but the other thing is rnar weve— passport. but the other thing is that we've now— passport. but the other thing is that we've now sort of charged peopke— that we've now sort of charged people essentially to come to the— people essentially to come to rnre eownrrv. — people essentially to come to this country. yeah, and that is a promen— this country. yeah, and that is a problem. and— this country. yeah, and that is a problem. and we'll see a problem. and we'll have to see now— a problem. and we'll have to see now-affecte— a problem. and we'll have to see how-affects tourism - a problem. and we'll have to see how affects tourism , how that affects tourism, peeawee— how that affects tourism, because tourism, i do feel we enowko—prr- because tourism, i do feel we should—bit more. because tourism, i do feel we should bit more to should do a little bit more to encourage tourism because it's a great—wen. - great country to visit. keraauv— great country to visit. keraauv .— great country to visit. keraauv . r— great country to visit. actually , i know- great country to visit. actually , i know the weather actually, i know the weather isn't always reliable, but

actually london weather and paris perfectly paris weather are perfectly comparable. the comparable. i know they have the south france makes so south of france. france makes so much money we out much more money than we do out of tourists do a bit more of tourists and we do a bit more of tourists and we do a bit more of yeah. it in france. of it. yeah. try it in france. yeah does it's not yeah and it does not it's not besmirch merch disney either. besmirch merch by disney either. yeah there is a bit too much ooon— yeah there is a bit too much ooon navpe— “in?" there is a bit too much doom maybe about. i'm not an expen— doom maybe about. i'm not an expert on— doom maybe about. i'm not an evpen on we— doom maybe about. i'm not an expert on the vat— doom maybe about. i'm not an expert on the vat refunds. the ronee — expert on the vat refunds. the nnee-re— expert on the vat refunds. the tories,-isllot- expert on the vat refunds. the tories,-isllot of. tories, but there is a lot of ooon— tories, but there is a lot of doom aboar— tories, but there is a lot of doom about our- tories, but there is a lot of doom about our economic chances. but doom about our economic chances. ear—oar— doom about our economic chances. ear—owr-rwrl but i should point out the imf, rnev— but i should point out the imf, rnev-rnar— but i should point out the imf, rnev-rnar we— but i should point out the imf, rnev-rnar we-a- but i should point out the imf, they-that we-a 4%. they said that we had a 4% growrn— they said that we had a 4% growrn p..— they said that we had a 4% growth in 2022— they said that we had a 4% growth in 2022 and people have been— growth in 2022 and people have peenon-— growth in 2022 and people have been _on-doom - been focusing on the doom laden preorerrone— predictions rather than some of we.— predictions rather than some of rne.-eone— predictions rather than some of the. some positives. the. there are some positives. rnere— the. there are some positives. rnere ar— the. there are some positives. rnere sonne— the. there are some positives. there are some upticks. - the. there are some positives. there are some upticks. i- the. there are some positives. there are some upticks. i mean, if to come over and if people want to come over and buy guess they buy burberry, i guess that they will be able to will they should be able to afford vat over to the afford the vat over to the express. now, nick, perhaps no surprise readership, surprise that their readership, at a woman is. at least knows what a woman is. yeah overwhelming support yeah so overwhelming support eergee— yeah so overwhelming support energee—orl emerges for the protection of erngke— emerges for the protection of. erngke—gweerron single sex spaces. the question wae-snowko— single sex spaces. the question was-should single- single sex spaces. the question was should single sex was posed should single sex epaee— was posed should single sex spaces-reserved- was posed should single sex spaces reserved for spaces be reserved for biologically- spaces be reserved for biologically female aka biologically female women, aka kno— biologically female women, aka women? and 97%_ biologically female women, aka women? and 97% said yes. and of rne— women? and 97% said yes. and of course, the hater— women? and 97% said yes. and of course, the hater will say, wen,— course, the hater will say, war, rnar-e— course, the hater will say, well, that's just- course, the hater will say, well, that's just the express. our— well, that's just the express. our r— well, that's just the express. our r rnrnk— well, that's just the express. but i think that's also pretty neon— but i think that's also pretty much reflective _ but i think that's also pretty much reflective of the country. wean— much reflective of the country. wean-onw— much reflective of the country. yeah, -only thing- much reflective of the country. yeah,-only thing i- much reflective of the country. yeah, only thing i might yeah, the only thing i might add is, yeah, the only thing i might add pg,-ggag,_ yeah, the only thing i might add is,-aside,ldon't- yeah, the only thing i might add is, aside, don't know if is, as an aside, i don't know if we— is, as an aside, i don't know if

we-rrne— is, as an aside, i don't know if we-rrne re— is, as an aside, i don't know if we-time is this- is, as an aside, i don't know if we-time is this i've- is, as an aside, i don't know if we time is this i've been we have time is this i've been rnrnkrng— we have time is this i've been rnrnkrng nor— we have time is this i've been rnrnkrng for a— we have time is this i've been thinking for a while that it's, it's thinking for a while that it's, rte-rearw—rrl it's not really, you know, it gere— it's not really, you know, it. gere—rnre gets called misogynist. this the— gets called misogynist. this this movement— gets called misogynist. this this movement to of push this movement to sort of push women-or— this movement to sort of push women-of-spaces. . this movement to sort of push women of spaces. i've women out of their spaces. i've never—kno- never thought it is. and i nnakkv— never thought it is. and i finally read— never thought it is. and i finally read an- never thought it is. and i finally read an article on superaek— finally read an article on substack that— finally read an article on substack that agreed with me and it substack that agreed with me and n eare— substack that agreed with me and n eae-tre— substack that agreed with me and it said-it's actually- substack that agreed with me and it said it's actually a it said that it's actually a continuation— it said that it's actually a continuation of- it said that it's actually a continuation of feminism, which it said that it's actually a continu quite of feminism, which it said that it's actually a continu quite interesting., which it said that it's actually a continu quite interesting. and ch i found quite interesting. and i nave— i found quite interesting. and i nave-r— i found quite interesting. and i nave-r oo— i found quite interesting. and i have-i do kind- i found quite interesting. and i have-i do kind of- i found quite interesting. and i have i do kind of believe have to say i do kind of believe rnar— have to say i do kind of believe rnar war,— have to say i do kind of believe rnar wekkla— have to say i do kind of believe that well, a mindset, that well, as a mindset, i think itlabsolutely. _ that well, as a mindset, i think itlabsolutely. it's- it is absolutely. it's progressivism pushes idea progressivism pushes the idea that, everything that, you know, everything is equal that, you know, everything is equal, negotiable. that, you know, everything is equal, that negotiable. that, you know, everything is equal, that are otiable. that, you know, everything is equal, that are notble. you know that there are no biological and in the biological realities. and in the same women can do all same way that women can do all the that men can and can be the jobs that men can and can be fire officers or whatever, and then can do all same then men can do all the same thing that women can. that opens the door for many women's sports. i've seen i've seen i've seen i've seen women argue feminists women argue this, feminists agre— women argue this, feminists. argue._difference argue. but there's a difference between— argue. but there's a difference between feminism argue. but there's a difference- between_feminism and between fourth wave feminism and third— between fourth wave feminism and third-feminism. _ between fourth wave feminism and third-feminism. and- third wave feminism. and they argue— third wave feminism. and they argue-yeah,— third wave feminism. and they argue _yeah,-third. third wave feminism. and they argue yeah, third wave argue. and yeah, the third wave and—sam- argue. and yeah, the third wave and—said that- argue. and yeah, the third wave and—said that thei and second wave said that the fourth— and second wave said that the fourth-went— and second wave said that the fourth -went-far. - fourth wave went too far. exactly. — fourth wave went too far. exactly. reason. fourth wave went too far. . exactly-reason. so fourth wave went too far. - exactly-reason. so i exactly. for that reason. so i think— exactly. for that reason. so i think-is- exactly. for that reason. so i think-is .- exactly. for that reason. so ii think-is a common think that there is a common understanding— think that there is a common understanding that that understanding within that that things— understanding within that that- things—being things like men and women being exactly— things like men and women being exactly-but— things like men and women being exactly-but n- things like men and women being exactly-but it also- exactly the same, but it also there— exactly the same, but it also there is— exactly the same, but it also there is e— exactly the same, but it also there is a massive misogynist element— there is a massive misogynist element ee— there is a massive misogynist element to ideology. and element to trans ideology. and the-thing— element to trans ideology. and the-thing ee— element to trans ideology. and the _thing is that- element to trans ideology. and the thing is that there's the other thing is that there's always— the other thing is that there's always-thee- the other thing is that there's always that people always a survey that people refer— always a survey that people refer re— always a survey that people refer to where _ always a survey that people refer to where they go, oh yeah, reek,— refer to where they go, oh yeah, reek-reev— refer to where they go, oh yeah, reek-rev eer—

refer to where they go, oh yeah, look,-they ask the- refer to where they go, oh yeah, look, they ask the british look, they they ask the british peepre— look, they they ask the british peepre ere — look, they they ask the british people and british people are free— people and british people are fine wire— people and british people are fine with trans— people and british people are fine with trans people. and rear-e— fine with trans people. and rrrer-e rrue. — fine with trans people. and that's true. people but that's true. people are. but they— that's true. people are. but rrrey ger— that's true. people are. but rrrey ger rere— that's true. people are. but they get into details within they get into the details within rear— they get into the details within rear-which— they get into the details within that-which are - they get into the details within that which are saying that survey which are saying ure— that survey which are saying tire-rhine- that survey which are saying like _think that- that survey which are saying like think that sports like, do you think that sports ereure— like, do you think that sports should-fair— like, do you think that sports should .fair .7_ like, do you think that sports should fair .7 there should be should be fair? there should be men—spore- men and women, sports and wearer— men and women, sports and wherrer .— men and women, sports and whatnot . and— men and women, sports and whatnot . and of— men and women, sports and whatnot . and of course, now that whatnot. and of course, now that weree-rrrr— whatnot. and of course, now that weree-rrr rhe— whatnot. and of course, now that we're into the details we're getting into the details because— we're getting into the detailsi because-no-is because hashtag no debate is finished.— because hashtag no debate is finished-the— because hashtag no debate is finished. the british finished. now, the british peere— finished. now, the british peepre, erre— finished. now, the british people, 97% and the rest of it, wheeer— people, 97% and the rest of it, whoever , whether— people, 97% and the rest of it, whoever , whether you're whoever, whether you're expressw— whoever, whether you're expreeewer— whoever, whether you're expressly or not, are going, yeah— expressly or not, are going, yeah-here- expressly or not, are going,- yeah,-there shouldn't expressly or not, are going, yeah, and there shouldn't expressly or not, are going, yeah, and women'e shouldn't expressly or not, are going, yeah, and women sports. .dn't expressly or not, are going, yeah, and women sports. yeah, be men and women sports. yeah, it's be men and women sports. yeah, h-eeeheer- — be men and women sports. yeah, it's-sense. absolutely.| it's common sense. absolutely. they have woken up the slumbering is slumbering beast. well that is part three. done. stay tuned for the final part where we will talk high club in talk about the mile high club in space. eating meat makes space. how eating meat makes you feel manly and how people feel more manly and how people who from sex before who abstained from sex before marriage more stable marriage report more stable relationships or without relationships with or without meat. be back .

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a bit wacko . josh finally, in a bit wacko. josh finally, in part four, we get to the outer limits in the metro. and no sex, please. we're space tourists. indeed. frisky space tourists mav— indeed. frisky space tourists may have— indeed. frisky space tourists may have re— indeed. frisky space tourists may have re-e- indeed. frisky space tourists- may have to - a - before may have to sign a waiver before joining— may have to sign a waiver before joining-mile— may have to sign a waiver before joining-mile high- may have to sign a waiver before joining mile high club joining the 100 mile high club here.— joining the 100 mile high club rhere. se— joining the 100 mile high club there. so this— joining the 100 mile high club there. so this is— joining the 100 mile high club there. so this is a— joining the 100 mile high club there. so this is a space where— there. so this is a space tourists is— there. so this is a space tourists is the- there. so this is a space tourists is the thing. now there are tourists is the thing. now there rewar— tourists is the thing. now there are actual space— tourists is the thing. now there are actual space tourists. rhew-re— are actual space tourists. rhew-re-e- are actual space tourists.- they're-a-amount are actual space tourists.- they're - a - amount of they're paying a huge amount of honey— they're paying a huge amount of money, someone paying 55 million or money, someone paying 55 million er—ss- or whatever. but that's 55 rhhheh. — or whatever. but that's 55 million. there's like four. but in million. there's like four. but h-rwrwe— million. there's like four. but in -future with— million. there's like four. but in future with virgin or in the future with virgin or wherever, — in the future with virgin or whatever, when _ in the future with virgin or whatever, when that hangs out, it's whatever, when that hangs out, hre—whe- it's going to be like like eseooo— it's going to be like like 350,000 or— it's going to be like like 350,000 or something like that. veeh. — 350,000 or something like that. yeah. -he. — 350,000 or something like that. yeah-he. hur— 350,000 or something like that. yeah. be. but they've yeah. so we'll be. but they've never investigated sex in never really investigated sex in space— never really investigated sex in spree-rhe— never really investigated sex in space -the effect- never really investigated sex in space the effect that it space and the effect that it eeehe— space and the effect that it eeehe have— space and the effect that it could have on— space and the effect that it could have on sperm. well also whe— could have on sperm. well also he eege— could have on sperm. well also he eege h— could have on sperm. well also he eege h rhe— could have on sperm. well also like eggs in the womb in terms of like eggs in the womb in terms or hre— like eggs in the womb in terms of like where— like eggs in the womb in terms of like where there might be hre— of like where there might be he er— of like where there might be like at pregnancies that go wrong— like at pregnancies that go wrong rhe— like at pregnancies that go wrong and whatnot. so they're saying— wrong and whatnot. so they're saying pregnancies could go wron-g— saying pregnancies could go wre.hg yeah— saying pregnancies could go wrong. yeah in— saying pregnancies could go wrong. yeah in space because of the wrong. yeah in space because of he grew— wrong. yeah in space because of the gravity where _ wrong. yeah in space because of the gravity where the where the 999 the gravity where the where the eeg-eerwe — the gravity where the where the eeg-eerwe rhe- the gravity where the where the egg settle and tropic egg would settle and tropic pregnanchee— egg would settle and tropic pregnancies, i— egg would settle and tropic pregnancies, i believe. and the wher— pregnancies, i believe. and the erher. hur— pregnancies, i believe. and the other. but the— pregnancies, i believe. and the other. but the other thing is ehewr— other. but the other thing is about increased— other. but the other thing is about increased levels of hehhhg— about increased levels of ionising during about increased levels of. ionising-during the ionising radiation during the epeeerhghr— ionising radiation during the spaceflight affect the spaceflight might affect the quarry— spaceflight might affect the quarry er— spaceflight might affect the ewehw or he— spaceflight might affect the quality of the sperm. you quality of the sperm. so you high— quality of the sperm. so you high-eeh- quality of the sperm. so you mhehr-eerr er- might get like sort of superhuman babies. you might ewe— superhuman babies. you might ewe-re— superhuman babies. you might

give to incredible give birth to the incredible hwrh — give birth to the incredible hulk. _that's- give birth to the incredible hulk. _that's what. give birth to the incredible hulk. give birth to the incredible- hulk. _that's what i think. hulk. well, that's what i think. ben grimm yeah. ben— hulk. ben grimm yeah. ben grimm the rhhe—rewreh- thing exactly. nice jewish superhero— thing exactly. nice jewish superhero . superhero there. so fantastic. rher-e— superhero there. so fantastic. here why— superhero there. so fantastic. here why r— superhero there. so fantastic. that's why i excited that's why i was excited about her.— that's why i was excited about her-h— that's why i was excited about her-h wer- that's why i was excited about her-h yew-el that. and also, if you have a ehhe—wehhl that. and also, if you have ai child—walk like child in space, they walk like rhe— child in space, they walk like hre-rearw— child in space, they walk like this,-really slow. - child in space, they walk like this, really slow. yeah, this, like really slow. yeah, yeah.— this, like really slow. yeah, yeah-behes- this, like really slow. yeah, yeah. bones stuff. yeah. like bones and stuff. here— yeah. like bones and stuff. here eh.— yeah. like bones and stuff. here eh. — yeah. like bones and stuff. that's all. |— yeah. like bones and stuff. that's all. r:r:::r" c yeah. like bones and stuff. that's all. cr?" c �*" yeah. like bones and stuff. that's all. cc?" c �*" that's all. i don't know if they go space. firstly, won't go into space. firstly, it won't be is it. space be 100 miles high. is it. space is only about three miles away or isn't it. or something. isn't it. ridiculously close i believe, but point. they all but good point. will they all have i mean, will have them out.7 i mean, will they be there is it be out there for like, is it going to be like a where going to be like a cruise where you're days on end you're out there for days on end or is it these people have been paying or is it these people have been paying they spent a week on the on space station. those on the space station. those people—million. on the space station. those- people_million. but people who paid 55 million. but yeah— people who paid 55 million. but yeah-eree- people who paid 55 million. but yeah,-ones,lthink. yeah, the future ones, i think yew-u— yeah, the future ones, i think yew-u-rhere— yeah, the future ones, i think you'll-there.like. yeah, the future ones, i think you'll there like an you'll be up there for like an heur— you'll be up there for like an hour ahe— you'll be up there for like an hour and circle— you'll be up there for like an hour and circle the world. yeah, yeah. — hour and circle the world. yeah, yeah. whatever— hour and circle the world. yeah, yeah. whatever it— hour and circle the world. yeah, yeah. whatever it is. wow. 300.000— yeah. whatever it is. wow. sooeoo rer- — yeah. whatever it is. wow. 300,000 for. for— yeah. whatever it is. wow. 300,000 for. for a- yeah. whatever it is. wow. 300,000 for. for a essentially a yeah. you hang out with yeah. you have to hang out with jeff yeah. you have to hang out with her—rhe— yeah. you have to hang out with reh—rhelwewl jeff bezos. that's the. do you see-hre— jeff bezos. that's the. do you eee-hhe-eee- jeff bezos. that's the. do you see-did-see it?| jeff bezos. that's the. do youi see-did-see it.7 jeff bezos. that's the. do you- see-did-see it.7 he see shatner.7 did you see it.7 he wrs-ahe— see shatner.7 did you see it.7 he wrs—are he— see shatner.7 did you see it.7 he was-and he said,- see shatner.7 did you see it.7 he was-and he said, do. was brilliant. and he said, do you remember said? it you remember what he said? it was yes, death. and was like, yes, yes, death. and bezos had no idea— was like, yes, yes, death. and bezos had no idea what- t v.35 fin; : and bezos had no idea what he was rerhhg— bezos had no idea what he was rerhhg wheer.— bezos had no idea what he was talking about. but— bezos had no idea what he was talking about. but i thought rher— talking about. but i thought that incredible. that was incredible. i was rearw— that was incredible. i was harry-hw- that was incredible. i wasl really-by-yeah, really struck by that. yeah, over to daily mail over to the daily mail now, nick. more research nick. and yet more research emerging young emerging from brigham young university the university that supports the

mormon attitude marriage. university that supports the mormgood:itude marriage. university that supports the morm good old e marriage. university that supports the morm good old brigham'iage. university that supports the morm good old brigham young and yeah, good old brigham young and the leader of the mormons famously smith famously after joseph smith down there anyway , a new there in utah. but anyway, a new ereey— there in utah. but anyway, a new ereey-her— there in utah. but anyway, a new study-that staying- study claims that staying eherhehr— study claims that staying abstinent until got abstinent until you've got merrier— abstinent until you've got married ensures abstinent until you've got- married-ensures you'll married basically ensures you'll be married basically ensures you'll hre—hre- married basically ensures you'll he—h-e erwhl be happy. so, yeah, it's stuff we eh— be happy. so, yeah, it's stuff we all actually— be happy. so, yeah, it's stuff we all actually know, really. hur— we all actually know, really. hwr eeh— we all actually know, really. hwr esw er— we all actually know, really. but 45% of men— we all actually know, really. but 45% of men and women who'd ehw— but 45% of men and women who'd ehw hee— but 45% of men and women who'd ehw hee eer— but 45% of men and women who'd only had sex with— but 45% of men and women who'd only had sex with their spouse reherree— only had sex with their spouse reherree e— only had sex with their spouse reherree a very— only had sex with their spouse reported a very high level of relationship— relationship stability. and if you— relationship stability. and if wewrher—e- relationship stability. and if. you—more partners, you have a few more partners, heeheerw— basically the happiness went down.— basically the happiness went hem-wer— basically the happiness went down.-you had- basically the happiness went down. you had more than down. then if you had more than her:— down. then if you had more than her: h— down. then if you had more than her: h wehr— down. then if you had more than that, it went down— down. then if you had more than that, it went down rapidly. even here-wher— that, it went down rapidly. even more.-what-are| that, it went down rapidly. even. more. _what-are you more. and so what number are you on? more. and so what number are you ere-sewe— more. and so what number are you ere-ewe rhe— more. and so what number are you on?-says the average- more. and so what number are you on? says the average is on? well, it says the average is 61— on? well, it says the average is rah-here— on? well, it says the average is erlrher-e rhe— on? well, it says the average is erlrher-e rhe .— on? well, it says the average is 6.7,-that's me . the- on? well, it says the average is 6.7, that's me . the 0.7 was 6.7, and that's me. the 0.7 was a hh— 6.7, and that's me. the 0.7 was a hh e— 6.7, and that's me. the 0.7 was a hh e hh— 6.7, and that's me. the 0.7 was a bit a bit rough,— 6.7, and that's me. the 0.7 was a bit a bit rough, but the yeah. heede— a bit a bit rough, but the yeah. weeee heer— a bit a bit rough, but the yeah. needs must. yeah,— a bit a bit rough, but the yeah. needs must. yeah, exactly. both ew— needs must. yeah, exactly. both sexes were 6.7 which means that h— sexes were 6.7 which means that h wee— sexes were 6.7 which means that women it was about— sexes were 6.7 which means that women it was about eight and men it women it was about eight and men h wee— women it was about eight and men h ehewr— women it was about eight and men it was about five. _ women it was about eight and men it was about five. yeah. yeah, yeah. — it was about five. yeah. yeah, yeah. hur— it was about five. yeah. yeah, yeah- hwr yew— it was about five. yeah. yeah, yeah. but you know this is just wher— yeah. but you know this is just wher worke— yeah. but you know this is just what works and _ yeah. but you know this is just what works and what makes people happy- — what works and what makes people happy- |— what works and what makes people happy. r ehw— what works and what makes people happy. i envy people that happy. i envy those people that get happy. i envy those people that her—hey— happy. i envy those people that her—rhew heer- happy. i envy those people that her—rhew r-wer stayl get together and they just stay reeerher— get together and they just stay together because _ get together and they just stay together because that is what were-h — together because that is what were-h -heehre — together because that is what works. people going to works. and people are going to greewerw—ehen gradually go back to it and rhere-e— gradually go back to it and there's-these- there's been all these studies rher— there's been all these studies rherlwew-we— there's been all these studies rherlwew-we-h- there's been all these studies that you've if you've that if you've been if you've hee— that if you've been if you'vei hee—wew-re had multiple partners, you're more-divorce- had multiple partners, you're more-divorce as- had multiple partners, you're more divorce as well, more likely to divorce as well, because—bores more likely to divorce as well,- because_bores you because monogamy just bores you wher— because monogamy just bores you whe-ahe— because monogamy just bores you eher-ahh r— because monogamy just bores you after-and i mean,- because monogamy just bores you after-and i mean, there's. after that. and i mean, there's no question what most no question that it's what most

people desire is like an extraordinary meeting extraordinary like a meeting of like and like minds of souls. will and ariel durant, who like minds of souls. will and ariel durant , who wrote the ariel durant, who wrote the story civilisation. i was story of civilisation. i was reading this massive reading about them this massive sort pulitzer prize sort of like pulitzer prize winning . he was her winning thing. he was her teacher and they married when she was 15, which would appal people now, but their marriage lasted until were both in. lasted until they were both in. he was in his he was he was in his 90s. he was admitted to she knew admitted to hospital. she knew he wouldn't be coming she he wouldn't be coming out. she never ate again. she actually died weeks before died a couple of weeks before him was so utterly him because she was so utterly bereft at the thought of living without like it's without him. it sounds like it's kind extra ordinary kind of an extra ordinary romance came out of romance that came out of something that nowadays be something that nowadays would be illegal. basically choice, illegal. well, basically choice, bad religion, bad monogamy, good religion, good is is from good. this is this is from hheherh — good. this is this is from brigham young- g: this is this is from brigham young university, which is a brigham young university, which he a chherheh— brigham young university, which is a christian mormon , mormon, is a christian mormon, mormon, hermen— is a christian mormon, mormon, mormon—so:- is a christian mormon, mormon, mormon—se: wee:- is a christian mormon, mormon, mormon so, yes, they mormon university. so, yes, they are mormon university. so, yes, they ere—rhe— mormon university. so, yes, they are—the moment. mormon university. so, yes, they are—the moment .| are on steroids at the moment. rhew-re— are on steroids at the moment. they're hwehhe— are on steroids at the moment. they're pushing the ideology. cah— they're pushing the ideology. ceh r— they're pushing the ideology. ceh rr-wer— they're pushing the ideology. ceh r her-re— they're pushing the ideology. can i just to make one can i just want to make one heeehhre— can i just want to make one. peeehhre—heh-r possible observation? i don't heeeeerrhw— possible observation? i don't necessarily disavow it, but i wonder whether it is they've got it i wonder whether it upside down. i wonder whether people inclined to people who are not inclined to have sex before marriage sex isn't important them. isn't that important to them. they're driven by the sex they're not driven by the sex urge. look something urge. they look for something else a marriage. and those else in a marriage. and those

are more are the things that make it more stable point. stable possible. good point. staying josh and staying with the male josh and australian academics think eating meat is a way of enacting masculinity. i think they might be overthinking it. well, men like be overthinking it. well, men he heer— be overthinking it. well, men like meat because— be overthinking it. well, men like meat because it- g 0 well, men like meat because it makes them heer— like meat because it makes them reer-eehre— like meat because it makes them feel-gents, resist- like meat because it makes them feel gents, resist going feel manly. gents, resist going weeeh— feel manly. gents, resist going vegan because— feel manly. gents, resist going vegan because they think eating heer— vegan because they think eating hear-wry— vegan because they think eating hear-way er— vegan because they think eating meat way of enacting meat is a is a way of enacting rhehr— meat is a is a way of enacting their masculinity,— meat is a is a way of enacting their masculinity, study finds. so their masculinity, study finds. se r— their masculinity, study finds. se r rheeh— their masculinity, study finds. so i mean, arguably, yes, this is so i mean, arguably, yes, this he aheheeh— so i mean, arguably, yes, this he aherheeh :— so i mean, arguably, yes, this is american , an— so i mean, arguably, yes, this is american , an australian is american, an australian ereey. — is american, an australian ereey. hhew— is american, an australian study. they have a very sort of eehhehhee— study. they have a very sort of solidified male— study. they have a very sort of solidified male ideal, i guess . solidified male ideal, i guess. ahe— solidified male ideal, i guess. whe eree— solidified male ideal, i guess. and also you've— solidified male ideal, i guess. and also you've got things like the and also you've got things like he herhhe— and also you've got things like the barbie and— and also you've got things like the barbie and they've got the ehrhrhhe— the barbie and they've got the ehrhrhhe eh— the barbie and they've got the shrimps on the— the barbie and they've got the shrimps on the barbie all shrimps on the barbie and all her.— shrimps on the barbie and all her-hr— shrimps on the barbie and all that..it does— shrimps on the barbie and all that..it does tie- shrimps on the barbie and all that. it does tie into their that. so it does tie into their eeh—hrheee— that. so it does tie into their. self—image-drinking self—image somewhat drinking a heer— self—image somewhat drinking a beer,-some meat- beer, putting some meat on the herhhe— beer, putting some meat on the herhhelse— beer, putting some meat on the barbieiso-sort- beer, putting some meat on the barbie iso - sort of - barbie. so i can sort of understand— barbie. so i can sort of understand that. but at same understand that. but at the same whe:— understand that. but at the same whe-erewhehr- understand that. but at the same time, argument here in time, and their argument here in this time, and their argument here in rhhe-rher— time, and their argument here in this-that that- time, and their argument here in this-that that to- time, and their argument here in this that that to not this study is that that to not err— this study is that that to not err heer— this study is that that to not eat meat would— this study is that that to not eat meat would be to remove wewreeh— eat meat would be to remove wewreeh hem — eat meat would be to remove yourself from these gender norms and yourself from these gender norms are he— yourself from these gender norms are hhhe-hhhhhe— yourself from these gender norms and like hippie who doesn't and like some hippie who doesn't eat and like some hippie who doesn't ear-rhe— and like some hippie who doesn't err-ere rhew-re— and like some hippie who doesn't eat-and they're-of- eat meat and they're sort of eehewher— eat meat and they're sort of somewhat conforming. i mean, i rhhhh— somewhat conforming. i mean, i rhhhh- — somewhat conforming. i mean, i rhhhh- unor- somewhat conforming. i mean, i think- -not sayingl think it's true. i'm not saying we should, you we shouldn't we should, you know, the facts the know, look at the facts and the research. is an research. but also there is an element we all know the hunter gatherers, hunters got the gatherers, the hunters got the meat, gathered, meat, the women gathered, the veg salad. so, you veg and the side salad. so, you

know, inclined to know, the bloke is inclined to be meat eater. simpler times. be a meat eater. simpler times. yeah. it's news that yeah. it's not news that australian— yeah. it's not news that australian-me.| australian men like me. ehwhewew— australian men like me. obviously-arel australian men like me.- obviously-are right. obviously and they are right. ahe— obviously and they are right. andlraises_ obviously and they are right. and raises testosterone . and and it raises testosterone. and rehewehw— and it raises testosterone. and rehewehw er— and it raises testosterone. and famously, of course, man has eehhhheh— dominion over every creeping rhhhe—wheh- dominion over every creeping rhhhe—wheh rhei thing that creepeth upon the eehh. — thing that creepeth upon the eehh. hher-e— thing that creepeth upon the earth. that's right. king james hhhhe— earth. that's right. king james hhhhe. se— earth. that's right. king james bible. so.course_ earth. that's right. king james bible. so course men should bible. so of course men should eat bible. so of course men should err-rhe— bible. so of course men should err-ere hre— bible. so of course men should eat-and it's good. - bible. so of course men should eat and it's good. 0 , eat meat and it's good. it's our hhrrhrhghr. — eat meat and it's good. it's our birthright. nick over to the times now. 100 k for cosmetic surgery. you've got to be pulling yeah now, this pulling my leg. yeah now, this is pulling my leg. yeah now, this he-heherhehhhe— pulling my leg. yeah now, this is-lengthening surgery- pulling my leg. yeah now, this is-lengthening surgery .- is leg lengthening surgery. lengthening?— is leg lengthening surgery. lengthening? i say that lengthening? did i say that rhghre— lengthening? did i say that right? popularity lengthening? did i say that. right?_popularity in right? it grows in popularity in the right? it grows in popularity in rhe-hr— right? it grows in popularity in rhe-hr growe- right? it grows in popularity in the-it grows in,- the us and it grows in, i ewppeee— the us and it grows in, i ewppeee-e- the us and it grows in, i suppose-a-of. the us and it grows in, i. suppose-a-of sorts. the us and it grows in, i- suppose-a-of sorts. and suppose it's a pun of sorts. and he— suppose it's a pun of sorts. and rhhe—eer- suppose it's a pun of sorts. and this—got himself. this guy basically got himself on this guy basically got himself eh-reew— this guy basically got himself eh-reew 7— this guy basically got himself eh-reew 7 re— this guy basically got himself on-foot, 7 to 5- this guy basically got himself on foot, 7 to 5 foot ten. on five foot, 7 to 5 foot ten. wer— on five foot, 7 to 5 foot ten. her hee. — on five foot, 7 to 5 foot ten. not bad. imean,- on five foot, 7 to 5 foot ten. not bad.imean, if- on five foot, 7 to 5 foot ten. not bad. mean, if i did this, not bad. i mean, if i did this, i not bad. i mean, if i did this, h eeehe— not bad. i mean, if i did this, h eeehe-re— not bad. i mean, if i did this, i could-to six- not bad. i mean, if i did this, i could-to six foot- i could get up to six foot heeewee— i could get up to six foot because i'm— i could get up to six foot because i'm already five, nine rhe— because i'm already five, nine ere—herr- because i'm already five, nine and—half and. and a half, crucial half and he— and a half, crucial half and this—comes- and a half, crucial half and. this—comes about, and a half, crucial half and- this_comes about, by this comes this comes about, by the this comes this comes about, by rhe-he— this comes this comes about, by rhe-he-hee- this comes this comes about, by rhe—he-hee part-i the way, this is the mad part. rew— the way, this is the mad part. yew—herweeh- the way, this is the mad part. you—between the. you insert rods between the here— you insert rods between the bones-extend— you insert rods between the bones extend them and then bones to extend them and then the bones to extend them and then he here— bones to extend them and then he hehe growe— bones to extend them and then the bone grows later. but the bone grows back later. but but the bone grows back later. but her-wh— the bone grows back later. but her-uh re— the bone grows back later. but her-uh he he- but they grow up to one millimetre— but they grow up to one millimetre a— but they grow up to one millimetre a day. these rods , millimetre a day. these rods, rehe— millimetre a day. these rods, wehhg—rerhere- millimetre a day. these rods,- using_remote control using an external remote control . he— using an external remote control . he very— using an external remote control . be very careful— using an external remote control . be very careful who you give her— . be very careful who you give her he — . be very careful who you give her he eh— . be very careful who you give that to. oh don't— . be very careful who you give that to. oh don't give to that to. oh don't give that to yew— that to. oh don't give that to wow eherhhee— that to. oh don't give that to your enemies your ex—wife. your enemies or your ex—wife. hhew— your enemies or your ex—wife. hhew-shrhheehe.- they can just simpsons. yeah. ahe— they can just simpsons. yeah. whe-eehee— they can just simpsons. yeah.- and-comes-because and this all comes about because her-hwrhherhhe— and this all comes about because men mutilating themselves men are mutilating themselves heeewee—rhhhe- because there's this thing

heeheehw— because there's this thing basically online. because there's this thing - basically online.-women basically online. modern women warr— basically online. modern women wehr—ehx- basically online. modern women wehr—ehx heerl want men to be over six foot, her— want men to be over six foot, her-here- want men to be over six foot, not-that's about- want men to be over six foot, not that's about 10% not realising that's about 10% of not realising that's about 10% or he— not realising that's about 10% of the population. and now we're hewhhe— of the population. and now we're having—ourselves- of the population. and now we're having keep ourselves of the population. and now we're having keep the ourselves of the population. and now we're having keep the dating es of the population. and now we're having keep the dating app just to keep up the dating app erwh. — just to keep up the dating app erwh. -we— just to keep up the dating app erwh. -we ger- just to keep up the dating app stuff. _we got just- just to keep up the dating app. stuff. _we got just enough stuff. well, we got just enough time with section, time to finish with the section, which you've got. joshua which i think you've got. joshua of the daily star people taking advantage teachers, advantage of. i yeah, teachers, thousands for thousands of teachers paying for software writes kids school software that writes kids school reports. so they a thousand reeehere— reports. so they a thousand teachers-signed- reports. so they a thousand teachers-signed up- reports. so they a thousand. teachers-signed uplthis teachers have signed up to this i teachers have signed up to this h ehe— teachers have signed up to this h are when— teachers have signed up to this i and when you're— teachers have signed up to this i and when you're doing end of rerrh — i and when you're doing end of rerrh ehehe— i and when you're doing end of term reports i've— i and when you're doing end of term reports i've got various rrhehee— term reports i've got various rrhehee whe— term reports i've got various friends who are— term reports i've got various friends who are teachers and here— friends who are teachers and here a— friends who are teachers and here a rear— friends who are teachers and that's a real pain— friends who are teachers and that's a real pain it a that's a real pain it takes a rehe— that's a real pain it takes a here here— that's a real pain it takes a long time-them- that's a real pain it takes a long time them to do it. a long time for them to do it. a lot long time for them to do it. a herlrherh— long time for them to do it. a herlrherh heer— long time for them to do it. a lot-them just cut- long time for them to do it. a lot them just cut and paste lot of them just cut and paste anywav- — lot of them just cut and paste anyway- _the- lot of them just cut and paste anyway- _the ar- lot of them just cut and paste anyway. _the ai at anyway. okay, so the ai looks at the kids results, he looks at it and you make a few points and also you make a few points and also you make a few points and this that and it'll and this and that and it'll write a personalised write like a personalised report. hopefully do report. yeah. and hopefully do the report. yeah. and hopefully do rhe—heeewee- report. yeah. and hopefully do the—because i've the spelling right, because i've herheee—hee- the spelling right, because i've noticed bad spellings noticed a few very bad spellings herr— noticed a few very bad spellings hem—wowe- noticed a few very bad spellingsi from _would-been from various. i would have been very if my teachers hadn't very sad if my teachers hadn't put full creative capacity put their full creative capacity into behaviour at into denouncing my behaviour at the yeah do the end of every year. what do you an you think, nick, is? is this an acceptable. oh, well, i think is the teachers have the the teachers have become the students students the teachers have become the students and students the teachers have become the students and with students the teachers have become the students and with al students the teachers have become the students and with al and udents the teachers have become the students and with al and nowits who cheat and with al and now teachers are doing it. you sound like the teachers are doing it. you sound he he heheh— teachers are doing it. you sound like the dalai lama— g 0 you sound like the dalai lama saying the reeeher— like the dalai lama saying the reeeher h— like the dalai lama saying the teacher i don't— like the dalai lama saying the teacher i don't don't do

teacher i don't need i don't do he— teacher i don't need i don't do rhe—ehew- teacher i don't need i don't do rhe—ehew he- teacher i don't need i don't do the—show is nearlyi the tung tung show is nearly |rer-e— the tung tung show is nearly over. ilet's take— the tung tung show is nearly over. let's take another quick look at tuesday's front pages before leave you daily before we leave you the daily mail blasts rishi's own mail business blasts rishi's own goal over tourist tax. the telegraph as she prepares biggest military build—up in history. according to our james cleverly, the guardian, cbi admits future in doubt after failing to filter out toxic people. the times has a race against time to save 4000 who are trapped in sudan . the are trapped in sudan. the express a pledge from our prime minister to hearten britain's women and the metro get them out. well, those were tuesday's front pages. that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, josh howie and nick dixon, seen in wide shot there. gentlemen and i'll be back tomorrow at 11 pm. with josh howie and leo kearse . if you're howie and leo kearse. if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. if you're watching tonight, that's all there thanks very much there is. thanks very much indeed. it's been a pleasure. see tomorrow .