n0 spin, no bias, no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight, the msmes activist journalist rejoice at successfully taking down another government minister for really we wouldn't be where we are today without the reporting not just on sky news but on the guardian and other media outlets . what raab's departure brings back— . what raab's departure brings back to— . what raab's departure brings back to this— . what raab's departure brings back to this place— what raab's departure brings back to this place is a sense of scandal— back to this place is a sense of ccaaaaa . — back to this place is a sense of ccaaaaa . auc— back to this place is a sense of scandal. but dominic- back to this place is a sense of scandal . jo" " at. t back to this place is a sense of scandal . jo“ " at. j scandal. but dominic raab went down swinging and hit out at the snowflake civil servants who ruined his political career, drawn by very senior member of the government , a drawn by very senior member of the government, a senior civil servant that there are increasingly activist civil

servants mobilised by the fda union who are looking to target ministers . union who are looking to target ministers. i'll slam union who are looking to target ministers . i'll slam the woke ministers. i'll slam the woke british deep state now running the country and explain why whitehall's socialist blob must be overhauled for the sake of our democracy. that's in a special digest next. before my superstar panel weigh in tonight , i'm joined by carole malone. ben butterworth and belinda de lucy. then please treat icon kelvin mackenzie delivers his un flinching verdict on the witch hunt that proved the woke blob has undemocratically seized control of our government. also coming up , control of our government. also coming up, keir starmer has condemned diane abbott's anti—semitic comments where she claimed the racism jews suffered is akin to that of gingers. in my view, what she said was to be condemned.— my view, what she said was to be condemned. n— my view, what she said was to be condemned. it was— my view, what she said was to be condemned. it was anti—semitic . condemned. it was anti—semitic. flank— condemned. it was anti—semitic. wank acc— condemned. it was anti—semitic. think it's absolutely right that we accca— think it's absolutely right that we accca ac— think it's absolutely right that we acted as swiftly as we did, but— we acted as swiftly as we did, but ac— we acted as swiftly as we did, but is cac— we acted as swiftly as we did, but is the now— we acted as swiftly as we did, but is the now suspended ccaayaacc— but is the now suspended corbynite mp— but is the now suspended corbynite mp getting an easy acac— corbynite mp getting an easy ride from— corbynite mp getting an easy ride from the— corbynite mp getting an easy ride from the liberal media accaacc— ride from the liberal media

accaacc cf— ride from the liberal media because of the— ride from the liberal media because of the colour of her skin— because of the colour of her skin ana— because of the colour of her skin and would— because of the colour of her skin and would the response have beca— skin and would the response have been different— skin and would the response have been different if— skin and would the response have been different if she were wake-v — been different if she were white.7 laurence- been different if she were white.7 f white.7 laurence fox inaya investigates in the fox report. elsewhere tonight, megan has broken cover for the first time since snubbing the coronation to introduce a ted talk for her woke hollywood luvvie. powell i've experienced his talent first hand as he has captured many meaningful milestones for me and my family , but actually me and my family, but actually hypocritically lashes out at the british press for creating a quote, exhausting circus. despite the sussexes ongoing worldwide privacy tour due, meghan's continued attacks on the media prove she's a deluded narcissist star. daily telegraph columnist celia walden is going to lend her expert analysis. plus, she's looking at this idea that harry and meghan are leading separate lives . plus, leading separate lives. plus, after her letter accusing the royal family of unconscious biases revealed, should king charles cut all ties with the duchess of sussex, richard fitzwilliams.7 rebecca twomey and kyra do battle in the kyra kennedy do battle in the clash with the sunday mail, sensationally revealing that

cops are looking for burner phonesin cops are looking for burner phones in the snp finance probe . does the continuity candidate humza yousaf plus need to cut off the previous scandal ridden regime? de—man and sterling? neil oliver can't wait to hear from him on this. also on the way gender extremism spreading now across the globe . i dare you now across the globe. i dare you to try and now across the globe. i dare you ac cry and caca— now across the globe. i dare you ac cry and caca cac— now across the globe. i dare you to try and stop me from - d i dare you to try and stop me from going knac— to try and stop me from going into a— to try and stop me from going into a women's— to try and stop me from going into a women's bathroom. c cc into a women's bathroom. it will be cac— into a women's bathroom. it will be me ask— into a women's bathroom. it will be the last mistake you ever make . more on that chilling make. more on that chilling video and other disturbing developments in the gender wars in the media. buzz later. plus, in the media. buzz later. plus, in greatest britain tonight, we'll pay tribute to two anti—woke giants of entertainment, len goodman and barry humphries, who we sadly lost . can't believe both of them lost. can't believe both of them gonein lost. can't believe both of them gone in the past few days. and let me tell you, they really don't make them like that any more. as ever, stay tuned for a first look at tomorrow's newspaper pages. newspaper front pages. they'll be press. this is be hot off the press. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go .

dan wootton tonight. let's go. you're watching tv news. britain's news channel. hope you had a lovely weekend . my digest had a lovely weekend. my digest coming up on why the british deep state have won when it comes to dominic raab, straight after polly middlehurst . john, after polly middlehurst. john, thank you. good evening- 3: john, thank you. good evening to you. nac— thank you. good evening to you. the cap— thank you. good evening to you. the cap scary— thank you. good evening to you. the cap caccy ca— thank you. good evening to you. the top story on gb news tonight,— the top story on gb news acakaaa, cac— the top story on gb news tonight, the government says it's tonight, the government says k-c taking— tonight, the government says it's taking the _ tonight, the government says it's taking the royal college of nursing— it's taking the royal college of nursing ac— it's taking the royal college of nursing to court— it's taking the royal college of nursing to court after labelling snak— nursing to court after labelling ancn pkannca— nursing to court after labelling their planned strike action as ankanfak— their planned strike action as unlawful. the— their planned strike action as unlawful. the health secretary, sackc— unlawful. the health secretary, sacks nanckak— unlawful. the health secretary, steve barclay says he's been kan— steve barclay says he's been ken winn— steve barclay says he's been can win na— steve barclay says he's been left with no choice but to proceed— left with no choice but to proceed with _ left with no choice but to proceed with legal action fanning— proceed with legal action following attempts by his cffkckaks— following attempts by his officials to _ following attempts by his officials to resolve the situation. _ officials to resolve the situation. it- officials to resolve the situation. it comes as the union prepares— situation. it comes as the union ancaancs cc— situation. it comes as the union ancaancs ac nake— situation. it comes as the union prepares to take industrial action— prepares to take industrial action from _ prepares to take industrial action from the 30th of april to the action from the 30th of april to nnc zna— action from the 30th of april to nnc zna an— action from the 30th of april to nnc 2nd of may.— action from the 30th of april to the 2nd of may. the ch's kcaacn— the 2nd of may. the ch's leader, pat— the 2nd of may. the ch's leader, pat cullen described the governments— leader, pat cullen described the government's legislation as anckacnan— government's legislation as anckacnan .— government's legislation as draconian . now— government's legislation as draconian . now the confederation draconian. now the confederation of nnnsn— draconian. now the confederation of british industry— draconian. now the confederation of british industry says it has dismissed— of british industry says it has dismissed a— of british industry says it has dismissed a number of people ana— dismissed a number of people after a— dismissed a number of people after a series— dismissed a number of people after a series of— dismissed a number of people

after a series of sexual misconduct— after a series of sexual misconduct and rape allegations. nacns— misconduct and rape allegations. nacns cf— misconduct and rape allegations. nacns an anc— misconduct and rape allegations. dozens of the body's members, knckaakna— dozens of the body's members, including bma_ dozens of the body's members, including bma ,_ dozens of the body's members, including bma , vodafone and john including bma, vodafone and john scans— including bma, vodafone and john lewis ,— including bma, vodafone and john lewis , nave— including bma, vodafone and john lewis , have all— including bma, vodafone and john lewis , have all left— including bma, vodafone and john lewis , have all left with the lewis, have all left with the organisation _ lewis, have all left with the organisation suspending its knuck— organisation suspending its policy ana— organisation suspending its policy and membership activities nannnnn— policy and membership activities nannnnn .— policy and membership activities forthwith . both— policy and membership activities forthwith . both well, earlier forthwith. both well, earlier today— forthwith. both well, earlier today anc— forthwith. both well, earlier today the chancellor , jeremy today the chancellor, jeremy nann— today the chancellor, jeremy hum, san— today the chancellor, jeremy hunt, said there— today the chancellor, jeremy hunt, said there was no point engaging— hunt, said there was no point cngaging winn— hunt, said there was no point engaging with the cbi any more and inan— engaging with the cbi any more and ma inc— engaging with the cbi any more and that the government praising— and that the government preferred to _ and that the government preferred to work with a trade nagg— preferred to work with a trade icay inan— preferred to work with a trade body that sticks— preferred to work with a trade body that sticks up for business. _ body that sticks up for business. now as you've been nearing,— business. now as you've been hgggng, sin— business. now as you've been hearing, sir keir— business. now as you've been hearing, sir keir starmer says the comments— hearing, sir keir starmer says the comments made by labour mp diana— the comments made by labour mp i>ianc anion— the comments made by labour mp diane abbott were _ the comments made by labour mp diane abbott were anti—semitic . diane abbott were anti—semitic. in diane abbott were anti—semitic. in an— diane abbott were anti—semitic. in an anicic— diane abbott were anti—semitic. in an article for— diane abbott were anti—semitic. in an article for the observer , in an article for the observer, inc— in an article for the observer, in facing— in an article for the observer, the former shadow health sccncian— the former shadow health secretary said— the former shadow health secretary said jewish, irish and inavciicn— secretary said jewish, irish and traveller people _ secretary said jewish, irish and traveller people experience anciaaicc— traveller people experience anciaaicc nai— traveller people experience prejudice but not racism, she nas— prejudice but not racism, she nas sinc— prejudice but not racism, she has since withdrawn those naks— has since withdrawn those remarks and— has since withdrawn those remarks and she's apologised. iaican— remarks and she's apologised. iaican nas— remarks and she's apologised. labour has previously come under fire labour has previously come under in ici— labour has previously come under fire for anti—semitic remarks made— fire for anti—semitic remarks made in— fire for anti—semitic remarks made by inc— fire for anti—semitic remarks made by the former party leader nanny— made by the former party leader nanny canngn— made by the former party leader jeremy corbyn, while sir keir icaak— jeremy corbyn, while sir keir icaak sain— jeremy corbyn, while sir keir icaag saia ii— jeremy corbyn, while sir keir today said it was— jeremy corbyn, while sir keir today said it was absolutely igni— today said it was absolutely gghg, inc— today said it was absolutely gghg, in gang— today said it was absolutely right, the party acted swiftly as ii— right, the party acted swiftly as ii iii— right, the party acted swiftly as it did what— right, the party acted swiftly as it did what she wrote gcsicniak — as it did what she wrote ycsicniag. — as it did what she wrote ycsicniag. i— as it did what she wrote yesterday. c. 1’s

as it did what she wrote yesterday. c. "can it; " as it did what she wrote- yesterday. i utterly condemn and i said we would tare out anti—semitism by its roots. i meant it. and that's why we acted so swiftly yesterday . i acted so swiftly yesterday. i think it's a mark of how far the labour party has changed, that we acted so swiftly and that we take it so seriously. but i condemn what she said . now, condemn what she said. now, turning our attentions- condemn what she said. now, turning our attentions to- i“ now, turning our attentions to sudan ana— turning our attentions to sudan and inc— turning our attentions to sudan and the africa— turning our attentions to sudan and the africa minister here, ancien— and the africa minister here, andrew mitchell, says the government _ andrew mitchell, says the government is— andrew mitchell, says the government is exploring every ccnccivaiic— government is exploring every conceivable option to evacuate nniiisn— conceivable option to evacuate british nationals— conceivable option to evacuate british nationals from the nanncasi— british nationals from the northeast african country. ccnnank— northeast african country. ccnnang nas— northeast african country. germany has already evacuated inan— germany has already evacuated more than 300— germany has already evacuated more than 300 people. today we iciicvc— more than 300 people. today we iciicvc inan— more than 300 people. today we believe that included british ciiizcns— believe that included british citizens and— believe that included british citizens and an— believe that included british citizens and an emergency cobra ncciing— citizens and an emergency cobra ncciing nas— citizens and an emergency cobra meeting was held— citizens and an emergency cobra meeting was held at downing sncci— meeting was held at downing sncci icaak— meeting was held at downing street today with the foreign commonwealth _ street today with the foreign commonwealth and development office— commonwealth and development office advising— commonwealth and development office advising those still in inc— office advising those still in in cannin— office advising those still in the country to _ office advising those still in the country to stay indoors and nan— the country to stay indoors and naii ii— the country to stay indoors and naii ii cai— the country to stay indoors and wait it out until— the country to stay indoors and wait it out until they got ianncn— wait it out until they got further information. there's a vicicni— further information. there's a violent conflict— further information. there's a violent conflict in the country icinccn— violent conflict in the country icinccn inc— violent conflict in the country between the sudanese army and a ncncnai— between the sudanese army and a powerful paramilitary group . powerful paramilitary group. kicki— powerful paramilitary group. iicii, incis— powerful paramilitary group. well, there are— powerful paramilitary group. well, there are more than 224000 uk well, there are more than 224000 iik naiicnais— well, there are more than 224000

uk nationals still— well, there are more than 224000 uk nationals still in— well, there are more than 224000 uk nationals still in the country-— uk nationals still in the country. we'll- uk nationals still in the country. we'll bring you up to dais— country. we'll bring you up to gas an— country. we'll bring you up to date on their— country. we'll bring you up to date on their fate— country. we'll bring you up to date on their fate over the caning— date on their fate over the canning gags.— date on their fate over the coming days. scientists have ncicasca— coming days. scientists have released the— coming days. scientists have released the most detailed image of inas— released the most detailed image of mars incan— released the most detailed image of mars moon yet. _ released the most detailed image of mars moon yet. it's called ncincs— of mars moon yet. it's called ncincs .— of mars moon yet. it's called deimos . take— of mars moon yet. it's called deimos . take a— of mars moon yet. it's called deimos . take a look. if you're deimos. take a look. if you're naicning— deimos. take a look. if you're naicning an— deimos. take a look. if you're watching on tv,— deimos. take a look. if you're watching on tv, these photos canianca— watching on tv, these photos canianca ig— watching on tv, these photos captured by the _ watching on tv, these photos captured by the united arab ininaics— captured by the united arab emirates space— captured by the united arab emirates space agency during incin— emirates space agency during incin sceni— emirates space agency during their recent fly—past of the incin— their recent fly—past of the moon. their probe flying as cicsc— moon. their probe flying as cicsc as— moon. their probe flying as cicsc as cz— moon. their probe flying as close as 62 miles from deimos, enc— close as 62 miles from deimos, ens ci— close as 62 miles from deimos, one of inc— close as 62 miles from deimos, one of the pictures— close as 62 miles from deimos, one of the pictures capturing the one of the pictures capturing in ca— one of the pictures capturing the red planet— one of the pictures capturing the red planet drifting into isn— the red planet drifting into inning— the red planet drifting into view during the probe's closest approacn— view during the probe's closest approacn .— view during the probe's closest approacn . inc— view during the probe's closest approach . the queen consort has approach. the queen consort has paid— approach. the queen consort has paid nan— approach. the queen consort has paid her tribute— approach. the queen consort has paid her tribute to— approach. the queen consort has paid her tribute to former sniciik— paid her tribute to former strictly come— paid her tribute to former strictly come dancing judge len cacanan— strictly come dancing judge len cacanan ,— strictly come dancing judge len cacanan , kna— strictly come dancing judge len goodman , who has died at the age goodman, who has died at the age of is.— goodman, who has died at the age of 78. buckingham— goodman, who has died at the age of 78. buckingham palace said caniiia— of 78. buckingham palace said caniiia kna— of 78. buckingham palace said camilla, who has— of 78. buckingham palace said camilla, who has danced with len cacanan— camilla, who has danced with len cacanan was— camilla, who has danced with len goodman, was saddened to learn of nis— goodman, was saddened to learn of nis again.— goodman, was saddened to learn of his death. dame— goodman, was saddened to learn of his death. dame arlene iniiiins— of his death. dame arlene phillips said— of his death. dame arlene phillips said her heart was inw— phillips said her heart was truly broken— phillips said her heart was truly broken ._ phillips said her heart was truly broken . darcey bussell truly broken. darcey bussell caiica— truly broken. darcey bussell caiica nin — truly broken. darcey bussell called him a— truly broken. darcey bussell called him a true gentleman. iciicw— called him a true gentleman. iciicw wags— called him a true gentleman. fellow judge craig revel. ncnwcca— fellow judge craig revel. horwood said— fellow judge craig revel. horwood said len would live with him horwood said len would live with nin icncwcn— horwood said len would live with him forever and— horwood said len would live with him forever and bruno tonioli causa— him forever and bruno tonioli caiica nin — him forever and bruno tonioli called him the— him forever and bruno tonioli called him the one and only

iaiinccn— called him the one and only ballroom legend. he was a judge on ballroom legend. he was a judge an inc— ballroom legend. he was a judge an in snow— ballroom legend. he was a judge on the show from _ ballroom legend. he was a judge on the show from ._ ballroom legend. he was a judge on the show from . 2004 to 2016 on the show from. 2004 to 2016 on the show from. 2004 to 2016 an iv— on the show from. 2004 to 2016 an iv enunc— on the show from. 2004 to 2016 on tv online dab+_ on the show from. 2004 to 2016 on tv online dab+ radio, and on the on tv online dab+ radio, and on in iancin— on tv online dab+ radio, and on in iwncin app.— on tv online dab+ radio, and on the tunein app. this is gb news, nniiain-s— the tunein app. this is gb news, nniiain-s news— the tunein app. this is gb news, britain's news ._ britain's news. channel | ii-s— britain's news. channel - it's official.- britain's news. channel - it's official. the. britain's news. channel it's official. the british deep state out of control. in state is now out of control. in charge and doing all it can to undermine the government . boris undermine the government. boris johnson and liz truss aside, the former deputy prime minister, dominic raab is their biggest scalp yet. the game plan is now familiar a staunch brexit, tick challenging the orthodoxy of the woke blob to get things done tick attempting to use the law to stop the boats tick won't bow down to snowflakes . civil down to snowflakes. civil servants tick just like the home

secretary , priti patel. before secretary, priti patel. before him, raab checked all of those boxes. so they called them both bullies . in what raab correctly bullies. in what raab correctly described as a, quote, tyranny of hurt feelings, the only difference this time was the prime minister , boris johnson prime minister, boris johnson had the balls to stand by his closest ally, rishi sunak . he closest ally, rishi sunak. he folded at the slightest hint of pressure to and the decision to throw raab under the bus has untold consequences for this conservative government to enact its policies which were overwhelmingly endorsed by the british public. as raab himself told gb news in the hours after his exit, there was a coordinated campaign by the activist civil service. you think that perhaps civil servants coordinated a campaign to remove you , a political to remove you, a political campaign? well, there was certainly some coordination. one of the complaint was struck out one of the complaint was struck an iccaasc— one of the complaint was struck out because they'd— one of the complaint was struck out because they'd written it icgcincn — out because they'd written it icgcincn incw— out because they'd written it together. they were all

submitted _ together. they were all submitted on - together. they were all submitted on the same day , which submitted on the same day, which is a nin— submitted on the same day, which is a isin ci— submitted on the same day, which is a 15th of november. i think a new— is a15th of november. i think a few canc— is a 15th of november. i think a few in— is a15th of november. i think a few came in just— is a 15th of november. i think a few came in just a— is a 15th of november. i think a few came in just a little bit iaicn— few came in just a little bit iaicn inan— few came in just a little bit later. that can't— few came in just a little bit later. that can't be coincidental . i later. that can't be coincidental. i also later. that can't be coincidental . i also know later. that can't be— coincidental . i also know that coincidental. i also know that i wanca kw— coincidental. i also know that i was warned by a— coincidental. i also know that i was warned by a very senior membe— was warned by a very senior ncnic ci— was warned by a very senior member of the— was warned by a very senior member of the government, a ciwii— member of the government, a senior civil servant, that there are increasingly— senior civil servant, that there are increasingly activist civil scwanis— are increasingly activist civil servants mobilised by the fda anion— servants mobilised by the fda wnc— servants mobilised by the fda union who are— servants mobilised by the fda union who are looking to target ninisicns— union who are looking to target ninisicns . — union who are looking to target ministers . now,— union who are looking to target ministers . \iizj�*ii i: union who are looking to target ministers. kiwi i: ministers. now, you'd think, given the scale of this potential scandal to the rest of the british msm would be all over this story. the british msm would be all over this story . quite the over this story. quite the opposite . it's clear to anyone opposite. it's clear to anyone with half a brain that the media, notably sky news and the british bashing corporation, has beenin british bashing corporation, has been in cahoots with the blob to force raab out . and when that force raab out. and when that eventually happened on friday, they actually gave the game away by going on air to celebrate . he by going on air to celebrate. he thinks it is a bad thing that the media got hold of accounts of his behaviour for which he contests and thinks that that's unacceptable . really, we

unacceptable. really, we wouldn't be where we are today without the reporting , not just without the reporting, not just on sky news, but on the guardian and other media outlets and some officials who had to work with dominic raab were offered therapy. behaviour was described as nasiw— therapy. behaviour was described as nasty, horrid— therapy. behaviour was described as nasty, horrid ,_ behaviour was described as nasty, horrid , awful and as nasty, horrid, awful and manipulative— as nasty, horrid, awful and manipulative ._ as nasty, horrid, awful and manipulative . this is all manipulative. this is all incoming— manipulative. this is all becoming very difficult for dominic— becoming very difficult for dominic raab— becoming very difficult for dominic raab when a minister is in inc— dominic raab when a minister is in in firing— dominic raab when a minister is in the firing line— dominic raab when a minister is in the firing line for this long ana— in the firing line for this long and win— in the firing line for this long and with such— in the firing line for this long and with such pressure, you do nave— and with such pressure, you do nawc ic— and with such pressure, you do have to wonder— and with such pressure, you do have to wonder about their iaiwc. — have to wonder about their iaiwc. i— have to wonder about their future. i saw— have to wonder about their future. i saw him seething at annea— future. i saw him seething at other senior— future. i saw him seething at other senior people, hard scaring— other senior people, hard sianing ai— other senior people, hard staring at you. l other senior people, hard staring at you. c staring at you. lots of it was what i'd describe as microaggressions , allegations microaggressions, allegations about civil servants being too scared to go into his office. even the rather notorious claim inan— even the rather notorious claim inai nc — even the rather notorious claim that he once got— even the rather notorious claim that he once got so angry in a ncciing— that he once got so angry in a ncciing inan— that he once got so angry in a meeting that he— that he once got so angry in a meeting that he threw a tomato inan— meeting that he threw a tomato inn a— meeting that he threw a tomato inn a anci— meeting that he threw a tomato from a pret salad— meeting that he threw a tomato from a pret salad at someone. wnaii— from a pret salad at someone. what? raabe's_ from a pret salad at someone. what? raabe's departure brings back— what? raabe's departure brings back ic— what? raabe's departure brings back is anis— what? raabe's departure brings back to this place— what? raabe's departure brings back to this place is a sense of scanaai— back to this place is a sense of scanaai . — back to this place is a sense of scandal . all— back to this place is a sense of scandal . all now— back to this place is a sense of scandal . all new as- back to this place is a sense of scandal . l ”ci: scandal. all now as it turned out, raab never actually chucked a tomato, but he's still branded a tomato, but he's still branded a bully simply for trying to get

the woke blob to do what they ought to. it sets a terrifying ancccacni— ought to. it sets a terrifying precedent and— ought to. it sets a terrifying precedent and puts- mg it sets a terrifying precedent and puts brexit and the government's bid to stop the scans— the government's bid to stop the icais unacc— the government's bid to stop the boats under threat— the government's bid to stop the boats under threat . the civil boats under threat. the civil scwicc— boats under threat. the civil scwicc nasc— boats under threat. the civil service must be— boats under threat. the civil service must be told overhauled winn— service must be told overhauled with ministers— service must be told overhauled with ministers allowed to hire incin— with ministers allowed to hire incin wn— with ministers allowed to hire their own officials . but to their own officials. but to respond — their own officials. but to respond nw— their own officials. but to respond now my superstar panel, top respond now my superstar panel, can gain— respond now my superstar panel, can aaiiw iknncss— respond now my superstar panel, top daily express columnist canis— top daily express columnist carole malone— top daily express columnist carole malone ,_ top daily express columnist carole malone , the journalist carole malone, the journalist ana— carole malone, the journalist and broadcast— carole malone, the journalist and broadcast benjamin butterworth— and broadcast benjamin butterworth and the former mep and butterworth and the former mep ana nciiiicai— butterworth and the former mep and political commentator nciinaa— and political commentator nciinaa ac— and political commentator belinda de lucy. so carole wanna— belinda de lucy. so carole malone, this— belinda de lucy. so carole malone, this is— belinda de lucy. so carole malone, this is a jibe , frantic malone, this is a jibe, frantic wicicw— malone, this is a jibe, frantic wicicw ici— malone, this is a jibe, frantic victory for the— malone, this is a jibe, frantic victory for the deep state. what nagncnca— victory for the deep state. what nanncnca ic— victory for the deep state. what happened to rishi _ victory for the deep state. what happened to rishi sunak ? /m. happened to rishi sunak? you know.— happened to rishi sunak? you know. anis— happened to rishi sunak? you know. inis is— happened to rishi sunak? you know, this is this— happened to rishi sunak? you know, this is this is— happened to rishi sunak? you know, this is this is a- happened to rishi sunak? you know, this is this is a mistake that will come back to haunt sunak and letting him resign. i suspect the two of them have done a deal together and raab will be back in about six months. but that is not the point because what he's done now in raab go, he's in letting raab go, he's undermined minister's undermined every minister's ability to run his own department because now they've won. now they've scored this

victory now, not only can they undermine policies that are suggested by this government, they can undermine the people within the government and all they have to do now , if they have to do now, if a minister upsets them or they don't say or they don't like what they say or they have do show bullying, you have to do is show bullying, you know, of these charges, you know, some of these charges, you know, some of these charges, you know, that inquiry cleared know, that that inquiry cleared , out of the eight , rob, of six out of the eight charges. these charges that charges. these are charges that went a number of years. and went back a number of years. and went back a number of years. and we know that there were activists within the party who are this this stuff up are dredging this this stuff up all but you know what all the time. but you know what you just said there, ministers should to employ should have the right to employ their own officials because simply because they do normal simply because they do in normal in workplaces , you wouldn't in workplaces, you wouldn't employ someone you know, employ someone who, you know, hated we know have hated you. and we know we have a civil service that is that is steeped in left wing bias. anti—brexit bias. it hates all the human rights changes that are being made. they don't want to control immigration and so they will try and thwart everything suella is doing. we know that they're after her now , but you know, we can't have a situation where where the civil

service forces , the resignation service forces, the resignation of a government minister. service forces, the resignation of a government minister . and of a government minister. and that's exactly what happened here. and they they threatened to resign if they didn't if rob didn't go, well, let them resign. there so easily, replacing them replaceable . half replacing them replaceable. half of them are still working from home anyways. can i just you mentioned there the tomatoes throwing incident. do you know what charges that what some of these charges that were levelled at him, what some of these charges that weiof levelled at him, what some of these charges that weiof the levelled at him, what some of these charges that weiof the charges'elled at him, what some of these charges that weiof the charges that! at him, all of the charges that originally made originally were made anonymously, was anonymously, one of them was that that he looked at you very sternly and gave you a cold, hard glare. that's bullying. apparently. one of them was that he expected you to come in to see him if he summoned you very quickly. well, as my working from home, it probably took him 2 or days to get of 2 or 3 days to get in. of course, he wants you to come in because he's a busy man. he hasn't time, of course. and hasn't got time, of course. and bullying. he knows that they are pushing back against his agenda time belinda lucy, time and again. belinda lucy, one of the last things said on one of the last things i said on the on thursday night when the show on thursday night when sunak contemplating to sunak was contemplating what to do this was not just

do is that this was not just a test rishi sunak political test of rishi sunak political will. it was a test of his character. dominic raab wasn't just any old cabinet minister. he was the deputy prime minister. he was his closest ally. and unfortunately i believe the prime minister was incredibly weak here. oh, he completely failed _ incredibly weak here. oh, he completely failed the- f: "kirk; oh, he completely failed the test. and i completely failed the test. and i was— completely failed the test. and i sc— completely failed the test. and i was so surprised— completely failed the test. and i was so surprised because i agree— i was so surprised because i agncc winn— i was so surprised because i agree with carol.— i was so surprised because i agree with carol. "

sure they sign impartial motty cans-incan— sure they sign impartial motty oaths.-need to— sure they sign impartial motty oaths. need to sure that oaths. we need to make sure that they— oaths. we need to make sure that anew-answe— oaths. we need to make sure that they-they're told,- oaths. we need to make sure that they-they're told, as- oaths. we need to make sure that they they're told, as as they do as they're told, as as any— they do as they're told, as as anwlws— they do as they're told, as as anwlws ac— they do as they're told, as as anwlws in— they do as they're told, as as any-us are in our- they do as they're told, as as any us are in our jobs. any of us are in ourjobs. insicaci— any of us are in ourjobs. instead, he's— any of us are in ourjobs. instead, he's almost sided with the instead, he's almost sided with in ciwii— instead, he's almost sided with the civil service— instead, he's almost sided with the civil service by— instead, he's almost sided with the civil service by accepting kaai-s— the civil service by accepting raab's resignation, a sign of anci— raab's resignation, a sign of utter weakness.— raab's resignation, a sign of utter weakness. he should have said— utter weakness. he should have said kan— utter weakness. he should have said you as— utter weakness. he should have said you are absolutely not going— said you are absolutely not going anywhere. gizzi g going anywhere. i'm going to back you on this. i've read the report. it's very clear you were nothing close to a bully. i mean, look, benjamin butterworth, you're known the butterworth, you're known as the wokeist you are wokeist man in britain. you are regularly to as a major regularly referred to as a major snowfall lake. so i'm actually terrified i'm going to be completely you. am completely honest with you. i am terrified inside that a few terrified inside that in a few months time , i'm you're going to months time, i'm you're going to accuse bullying because, accuse me of bullying because, yes, sometimes stare at you yes, i sometimes stare at you angrily. and, yes, i sometimes interrupt you . this is a joke, interrupt you. this is a joke, isn't it? i mean, this is a joke . it's not a joke. actually. it's incredibly serious. and in a way.— it's incredibly serious. and in a way. i— it's incredibly serious. and in away. i agree— it's incredibly serious. and in a way, i agree that rishi sunak was wrong because what he should have done if he wasn't roll oven have done if he wasn't roll over. rishi was to sack this bully because someone's for interrupting people. i've just interrupted you. now, should i be sacked ? the truth is, you

be sacked? the truth is, you deserve it because you're speaking rubbish. and the problem is these members of the blob probably be talking blob would probably be talking rubbish look the truth is rubbish to me. look the truth is that independent lawyer who that an independent lawyer who has asked to make this assessment found that he had been guilty bullying been guilty of bullying on two counts. were 24 people in counts. there were 24 people in the who accused the civil servant who accused civil who him the civil servant who accused civ bullying. who him the civil servant who accused civ bullying. and 0 him the civil servant who accused civ bullying. and the him the civil servant who accused civbullying. and the idea him the civil servant who accused civbullying. and the idea that] of bullying. and the idea that you're asserting this preposterous claim by dominic raab trying to get himself out of a hole that junior civil servants going up to the servants were going up to the deputy minister deputy prime minister and refusing orders is refusing to take his orders is clearly ridiculous. tell someone in nis— clearly ridiculous. tell someone in his department— clearly ridiculous. tell someone in his department he's- f ” i: f tell someone in his department he's not doing his in his department he's not doing nis ici— in his department he's not doing nis icn progeny— in his department he's not doing his job properly and that person cncs— his job properly and that person cries as a result.— his job properly and that person cries as a result. is— his job properly and that person cries as a result. is that ciassca— cries as a result. is that classed as— cries as a result. is that classed as bullying? l classed as bullying? it's not ciassci— classed as bullying? it's not ciassca as— classed as bullying? it's not classed as bullying. if someone did. if someone is simply experiencing the intensity of a workplace, you know, does not occur, crying is a normal emotion. what's the problem is if someone is setting out to make them cry, this is the government. you've got to be tough. he is trying to get things done to actually save the country. the reason he's going against the justice department

is because there's going to be big issues to come when it comes to the rwanda scheme and the echr . and the fact that you are echr. and the fact that you are saying i mean, actually don't saying i mean, i actually don't think the report think you've read the report because you read the report, because if you read the report, it's very that dominic it's very obvious that dominic raab ain't bully . no, i mean, raab ain't a bully. no, i mean, big issue be his next job, big issue might be his next job, but not he's trying to but it's not what he's trying to deal at the moment. the deal with at the moment. the report clearly this deal with at the moment. the report-clearly this let's. report said clearly this let's ncnncscni— report said clearly this let's represent-that- report said clearly this let's represent that in the represent it said that in the iasi— represent it said that in the iasi-wcans— represent it said that in the last-years.had- represent it said that in the last years had not last four years he had not sncwica— last four years he had not shouted-sworn- last four years he had not shouted sworn at a single shouted or sworn at a single cnnicwcc— shouted or sworn at a single cnpicwcc. sc— shouted or sworn at a single employee. so these charges go back— employee. so these charges go back even— employee. so these charges go back even further— employee. so these charges go back even further than that. so now— back even further than that. so now is— back even further than that. so now is nc— back even further than that. so now is nc a— back even further than that. so how is he a bully— back even further than that. so how is he a bully if for four wears— how is he a bully if for four years no— how is he a bully if for four years no one has- how is he a bully if for four years no one has heard him? and now— years no one has heard him? and now wiii— years no one has heard him? and now wiii inc— years no one has heard him? and how will the independent lawyer, the independent— how will the independent lawyer, the independent john bercow, was fawni— the independent john bercow, was fauna-an— the independent john bercow, was fauna-an zi— the independent john bercow, was found on 21 counts. ' i: found guilty on 21 counts. and i inink— found guilty on 21 counts. and i inink phones— found guilty on 21 counts. and i think phones and— found guilty on 21 counts. and i think phones and i thought and i totally accept that john bercow is a bully and i said at the time that he should have been sacked long before. sadly none. okay, sacked long before. sadly none. okawlncnc— sacked long before. sadly none. okawlncnc ci— sacked long before. sadly none. okay,-none of you. - f: mg sadly none. okay, none of you. ramona okay, but none of you. ramona wanes— okay, but none of you. ramona wanes-insi— okay, but none of you. ramona wanes-insi-cil mates this is just a none of wow.— mates this is just a none of wan. kancna— mates this is just a none of you. ramona mates this is just a way— you. ramona mates this is just a way ic— you. ramona mates this is just a way is in— you. ramona mates this is just a way is icy-nake— you. ramona mates this is just a way to try-make an- you. ramona mates this is just a way to try make an excuse way to try and make an excuse for is— way to try and make an excuse for is was— way to try and make an excuse for in years ci— way to try and make an excuse for 13 years of failure. you ion-i— for 13 years of failure. you acn-i ncca— for 13 years of failure. you don't need to— for 13 years of failure. you don't need to be a bully to get inings— don't need to be a bully to get things-privilege- don't need to be a bully to get things-privilege and. don't need to be a bully to getj things-privilege and he things done. privilege and he ain't anything done.

ain't getting anything done. benjamin butterworth. carole wanna,— benjamin butterworth. carole wanna—kiwi malone, belinda de lucy. my sancnsian— malone, belinda de lucy. my superstar—with. malone, belinda de lucy. myi superstar—with me malone, belinda de lucy. my- superstar_with me all superstar panel were with me all nigni. — superstar panel were with me all nigni. nai— superstar panel were with me all night. but coming— superstar panel were with me all night. but coming up, after iaicw— night. but coming up, after labour-diane- night. but coming up, after labour diane abbott labour mp diane abbott made a aisgwsiing— labour mp diane abbott made a disgusting anti—semitic comment comparing— comparing the racism suffered by jews— comparing the racism suffered by jews-gingers.- comparing the racism suffered by icws-gingcns. is- comparing the racism suffered by jews gingers. is the jews to that of gingers. is the now suspended— jews to that of gingers. is the now suspended corbyn ally get an cask— now suspended corbyn ally get an cask-inn — now suspended corbyn ally get an cask-inn inc- now suspended corbyn ally get an easy from the liberal easy treatment from the liberal ncaia—skini media because of her own skin cccwi— media because of her own skin cccwi 7— media because of her own skin colour ? lauren— media because of her own skin colour ? lauren laurence fox colour? lauren laurence fox inwcsiigaics— colour? lauren laurence fox investigates soon. but up next investigates soon. but up next in inc— investigates soon. but up next in in ciasn— investigates soon. but up next in the clash after— investigates soon. but up next in the clash after the daily icicgnagn— in the clash after the daily telegraph reveals meghan sent a icing— telegraph reveals meghan sent a iciicn ic— telegraph reveals meghan sent a iciicn is king— telegraph reveals meghan sent a letter to king charles accusing the letter to king charles accusing inc kayak— letter to king charles accusing the royal family— letter to king charles accusing the royal family of unconscious bias— the royal family of unconscious iias .— the royal family of unconscious iias . snowin— the royal family of unconscious bias . should the— the royal family of unconscious bias . should the king just cut bias. should the king just cut all bias. should the king just cut aii iics— bias. should the king just cut aii iics nw— bias. should the king just cut all ties now with— bias. should the king just cut all ties now with the duchess of aciwsicni— all ties now with the duchess of delusion? royal— all ties now with the duchess of delusion? royal commentator kicnani— delusion? royal commentator richard fitzwilliams , the richard fitzwilliams, the canonica— richard fitzwilliams, the reporter rebecca twomey and scan— reporter rebecca twomey and siaii wniicn— reporter rebecca twomey and staff writer at— reporter rebecca twomey and staff writer at the spectator. snc— staff writer at the spectator. snc incaks— staff writer at the spectator. she breaks a— staff writer at the spectator. she breaks a lot— staff writer at the spectator. she breaks a lot of stories on royal— she breaks a lot of stories on ncwai issues— she breaks a lot of stories on royal issues. kyra— she breaks a lot of stories on royal issues. kyra kennedy and i are royal issues. kyra kennedy and i going— royal issues. kyra kennedy and i gaing ic— royal issues. kyra kennedy and i are going to duke— royal issues. kyra kennedy and i are going to duke it out on the ciasn— are going to duke it out on the ciasn newn— are going to duke it out on the clash next. but— are going to duke it out on the clash next. but what do you ininki— clash next. but what do you think? gbnews.uk tweet think? diana gbnews.uk tweet and vote think? diana gbnews.uk tweet and wciclcw— think? diana gbnews.uk tweet and wciclcw nau— think? diana gbnews.uk tweet and wciclcw ncii ai— think? diana gbnews.uk tweet and vote lour poll at gb— think? diana gbnews.uk tweet and vote our poll at gb news. the vote in our poll at gb news. the ciasn— vote in our poll at gb news. the ciasn swaigni— vote in our poll at gb news. the clash straight after— vote in our poll at gb news. the clash straight after this .

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global scale . not a good look global scale. not a good look for team sussex, but rather than take the deserved criticism, a spokesperson on behalf of the duchess of delusion hit back , duchess of delusion hit back, insisting that the duchess of sussex is going about her life in the present, not thinking about correspondence from two years ago. related to conversations from four years ago. suggested otherwise ago. arnie suggested otherwise is false and frankly is completely false and frankly ridiculous. we are encouraged. tabloid media and various royal correspondents stop the correspondents to stop the exhausting that they exhausting circus that they alone are creating a circus . alone are creating a circus. who's the ringmaster? who's just spent three years in encouraging this stuff ? aslef. but in light this stuff? aslef. but in light of the letter exchange tonight, i'm asking you this should king charles cut all ties with meghan markle ? email me down at markle? email me down at gbnews.uk. our poll running live at gb news. but battling this out, i'm joined by staff writer at the spectator. she breaks lots of royal scoops. kyra kennedy, the entertainment reporter commentator rebecca reporter and commentator rebecca toomey the royal commoner. toomey and the royal commoner. later, richard fitzwilliams . so

later, richard fitzwilliams. so look, richard , this doesn't make look, richard, this doesn't make any sense to me because meghan markle says it's us creating the circus. she was the one that made the claim to oprah winfrey. she was the one that spent three years saying nothing about it publicly until prince harry backtracked in january. and dunng backtracked in january. and during that time, richard fitzwilliams , prince philip fitzwilliams, prince philip died, the late queen died. and i think it is unfair , forgivable think it is unfair, forgivable that meghan markle allowed those two great people to die without her correcting the record. there was no royal racist. the royal family is not racist. i think the whole thing— family is not racist. i think the whole thing is- ”at i think the whole thing is absolutely scanacwsai — the whole thing is absolutely scandalous. i— the whole thing is absolutely scandalous. i couldn't believe inc— scandalous. i couldn't believe in scan— scandalous. i couldn't believe in sign wncn— scandalous. i couldn't believe the story when i— scandalous. i couldn't believe the story when i saw it that in faci— the story when i saw it that in ga, wei— the story when i saw it that in gag, wci again— the story when i saw it that in gag, wci again ,— the story when i saw it that in fact, yet again , when the fact, yet again, when the sussexes have - fact, yet again, when the sussexes have shown they can't be sussexes have shown they can't is nascen— sussexes have shown they can't be trusted. and— sussexes have shown they can't be trusted. and this particular icak— be trusted. and this particular icak, as— be trusted. and this particular icak, as wan— be trusted. and this particular icak, as you saw— be trusted. and this particular leak, as you say ,_ be trusted. and this particular leak, as you say , if you look at leak, as you say, if you look at inc— leak, as you say, if you look at in nisicw— leak, as you say, if you look at the history and— leak, as you say, if you look at the history and the— leak, as you say, if you look at the history and the scandal afici— the history and the scandal aiicn inan— the history and the scandal after that, oprah program, the inicwicw— after that, oprah program, the inicwicw ,— after that, oprah program, the interview , where— after that, oprah program, the interview , where in point of interview, where in point of faci— interview, where in point of gag, snc— interview, where in point of fact, she made— interview, where in point of fact, she made those claims that two fact, she made those claims that

iwc ciains— fact, she made those claims that two claims harry— fact, she made those claims that two claims harry discussed them and two claims harry discussed them ana snc— two claims harry discussed them and she discussed— two claims harry discussed them and she discussed birth contradictory- and she discussed birth contradictory times. as you'll nccaii— contradictory times. as you'll nccaii .— contradictory times. as you'll nccaii . nai— contradictory times. as you'll recall . but there— contradictory times. as you'll recall . but there was absolutely recall. but there was absolutely no is— recall. but there was absolutely no its na— recall. but there was absolutely no its no no— recall. but there was absolutely no it's no no indication that unconscious bias- no it's no no indication that unconscious bias was the issue. it unconscious bias was the issue. ii sniasnca— unconscious bias was the issue. ii sniasnca as— unconscious bias was the issue. it splashed as you— unconscious bias was the issue. it splashed as you say, worldwide. _ it splashed as you say, worldwide. and indeed , prince worldwide. and indeed, prince iniiin— worldwide. and indeed, prince philip wan— worldwide. and indeed, prince philip very shortly thereafter acnica— philip very shortly thereafter acnica inc— philip very shortly thereafter denied the whole thing is quite unbelievable.— denied the whole thing is quite unbelievable. and if she thinks she unbelievable. and if she thinks snc can— unbelievable. and if she thinks she can move on,— unbelievable. and if she thinks she can move on, that people wiii— she can move on, that people wiii icngci— she can move on, that people wiii icngci ii— she can move on, that people will forget it is— she can move on, that people will forget it is a— she can move on, that people will forget it is a very grave nisiakc. — will forget it is a very grave nisiakc. sc— will forget it is a very grave mistake. so far— will forget it is a very grave mistake. so far as king charles is ccnccnca— mistake. so far as king charles is ccnccnca .— mistake. so far as king charles is concerned . when prince of is concerned. when prince of wakes— is concerned. when prince of waics inan— is concerned. when prince of wales, then he— is concerned. when prince of wales, then he wrote to her and ciwicwsiw— wales, then he wrote to her and obviously showed _ wales, then he wrote to her and obviously showed great concern. now:— obviously showed great concern. wcw ci— obviously showed great concern. now of coarse— obviously showed great concern. now, of course, the— obviously showed great concern. now, of course, the letter just so naggcns— now, of course, the letter just so nagncns ic— now, of course, the letter just so happens to have been leaked . so happens to have been leaked. kna— so happens to have been leaked. and we— so happens to have been leaked. and we know— so happens to have been leaked. and we know that— so happens to have been leaked. and we know that she's living in the and we know that she's living in in passeng— and we know that she's living in in nicscni. wk— and we know that she's living in the present. my good gracious wnai— the present. my good gracious wnai a— the present. my good gracious me, what a change you wonder wnai— me, what a change you wonder wnai an— me, what a change you wonder wnai an cann— me, what a change you wonder what on earth would be next? wnai— what on earth would be next? wnai signi— what on earth would be next? wnai cwgni ic— what on earth would be next? what ought to be— what on earth would be next? what ought to be next? �*vwiizml what ought to be next? well, incised.— what ought to be next? well, indeed, indeed.— what ought to be next? well, indeed, indeed. and the thing is, what we know will be next with her is seeking lots more publicity. correct andy? because i'm sorry. she was the one that when we're all mourning the late

queen decides to broadcast her sick netflix reality show , doing sick netflix reality show, doing down the life's work of the late monarch. the commonwealth. i mean, where does she get off saying we're creating the circus? she has created the circus? she has created the circus alone with her husband . circus alone with her husband. again, thanks , dan. i think again, thanks, dan. i think inning— again, thanks, dan. i think inning is— again, thanks, dan. i think timing is impeccable with this one. they seem to have the best inca— one. they seem to have the best iinca icak— one. they seem to have the best timed leak stories— they seem to have the best timed leak stories ever. so this scan— timed leak stories ever. so this scan wenc— timed leak stories ever. so this scan wcni cac— timed leak stories ever. so this story went out on friday, which was that would have been the late queen's 97th birthday, meant to be a day of remembrance, a day of celebration. and it turned into the meghan and harry circus. yet again. it's pretty obvious who leaked this letter. there's only one side with— who leaked this letter. there's only one side with an- : there's only one side with an agenda to. i only one side with an agenda to. i mean— only one side with an agenda to. i i— only one side with an agenda to. i i spoke— only one side with an agenda to. i mean, i spoke to— only one side with an agenda to. i mean, i spoke to people- only one side with an agenda to. i mean, i spoke to people close to charles and camilla, the other day and camilla was supposedly devastated , covid supposedly devastated, covid that they they feel like they're on the back foot yet again. and she was also devastated after the jeremy clarkson column

because, again , it kind of because, again, it kind of substantiated meghan's claims. and yeah, i think that it's time to move on now. it's time to stop feeding the beast. absolutely fascinating stop feeding the beast. - absolutely fascinating reporting incis— absolutely fascinating reporting incnc ci— absolutely fascinating reporting there of course,— absolutely fascinating reporting there of course, rebecca, to me, wcgnan— there of course, rebecca, to me, iicgnan ciains— there of course, rebecca, to me, meghan claims she's not behind this meghan claims she's not behind inis icak— meghan claims she's not behind inis icak ai— meghan claims she's not behind this leak at all.— meghan claims she's not behind this leak at all. but you've got to this leak at all. but you've got is aimin— this leak at all. but you've got is gang, is— this leak at all. but you've got to admit, it's quite ironic her sawing— to admit, it's quite ironic her sawing inac— to admit, it's quite ironic her saying that she— to admit, it's quite ironic her saying that she doesn't want to be saying that she doesn't want to in pan— saying that she doesn't want to in pan ci— saying that she doesn't want to in pan of anis— saying that she doesn't want to be part of this circus. i mean, wnai— be part of this circus. i mean, wnai was— be part of this circus. i mean, wnai inc— be part of this circus. i mean, what was the netflix reality snow— what was the netflix reality sncw aicwi— what was the netflix reality show about then? all she did was icck— show about then? all she did was icck back— show about then? all she did was icck iack ic— show about then? all she did was look back to her— show about then? all she did was look back to her time in the kayak— look back to her time in the kcwai ianiiw. — look back to her time in the royal family. what are all of nei— royal family. what are all of her interviews— royal family. what are all of her interviews about? what was the her interviews about? what was in oinan— her interviews about? what was in opnan ining— her interviews about? what was the oprah thing about all she aces— the oprah thing about all she does is— the oprah thing about all she does is icck— the oprah thing about all she does is look back at her time in the does is look back at her time in in kayak— does is look back at her time in the royal family— does is look back at her time in the royal family well, i think , the royal family well, i think, insi— the royal family well, i think, iinsi ci— the royal family well, i think, iinsi of ai— the royal family well, i think, first of all, with— the royal family well, i think, first of all, with the netflix accwncniaw, — first of all, with the netflix documentary, i'd like to say inac— documentary, i'd like to say inai ii— documentary, i'd like to say that it wasn't— documentary, i'd like to say that it wasn't actually her decision— that it wasn't actually her decision -that- that it wasn't actually her decision that aired, decision when that aired, csncciaiiw— decision when that aired, especially second part. �*vwiizi; especially the second part. we wane-in— especially the second part. we were-in mourning.- especially the second part. we were-in mourning-i- were all in mourning. but i don't we can really pin don't think we can really pin that on meghan because these things months things are planned months and months in advance. secondly in that there that documentary, yes, there were about the were parts about the commonwealth, but there were actually might say

actually big, some might say narcissist style story narcissist style love story between her and harry. so i don't think we can accuse her of constantly bashing and having a go at the royals. and i'd also like to make the point, why are we talking about meghan markle and in this and prince charles in this letter? should letter? why should he cut? meghan out prince meghan markle out when prince andrew has pretty much got off scot free with his behaviour? oh, , hardly. rebecca he's oh, hardly, hardly. rebecca he's lost oh, hardly, hardly. rebecca he's icsi nis— oh, hardly, hardly. rebecca he's icsi nis ion.— oh, hardly, hardly. rebecca he's lost his job. he's— oh, hardly, hardly. rebecca he's lost his job. he's about- o" “macaw “macaw rebecca he's lost his job. he's about to be incisi— lost his job. he's about to be iccica cai— lost his job. he's about to be booted out of— lost his job. he's about to be booted out of his— lost his job. he's about to be booted out of his palace as wcii— booted out of his palace as wcii. ne— booted out of his palace as well. he still— booted out of his palace as well. he still he's disgraced , well. he still he's disgraced, nc-s— well. he still he's disgraced, nc-s snanca.— well. he still he's disgraced, he's shamed. he— well. he still he's disgraced, he's shamed. he couldn't. well. he still he's disgraced, he's shamed. he couldn't . oh, he's shamed. he couldn't. oh, come on, come— he's shamed. he couldn't. oh, come on, come on.— he's shamed. he couldn't. oh, come on, come on. he couldn't nis— come on, come on. he couldn't even wear his military uniform to even wear his military uniform ic nis— even wear his military uniform is nis nan-s— even wear his military uniform to his mum's funeral. richard cowo— to his mum's funeral. richard covin ana— to his mum's funeral. richard covid and prince— to his mum's funeral. richard covid and prince andrew hasn't got covid and prince andrew hasn't gci cin— covid and prince andrew hasn't gci cii scaa— covid and prince andrew hasn't got off scot free. _ covid and prince andrew hasn't got off scot free. it; got off scot free. he's a iisascci— got off scot free. he's a disaster of krakatoa proportions. he showed it with that ridic fabulous interview on newsnight. i mean, that was just absolutely bizarre . and he's got absolutely bizarre. and he's got no patronages . they used to have no patronages. they used to have over 200. he has , in fact, no over 200. he has, in fact, no future. exactly. but rebecca, icck— future. exactly. but rebecca, icck, wow— future. exactly. but rebecca, look, your phrase— ”it; exactly. but rebecca, look, your phrase prince andrew, inai-s— look, your phrase prince andrew, that's whataboutery in this

case, prince— that's whataboutery in this case, prince andrew is acsncwca.— case, prince andrew is destroyed. my issue is that your precious— destroyed. my issue is that your precious meghan.— destroyed. my issue is that your precious meghan. you know the wnc wan— precious meghan. you know the woman who you seem to think is a gncai— woman who you seem to think is a great humanitarian— woman who you seem to think is a great humanitarian ._ woman who you seem to think is a great humanitarian . i'm sorry. great humanitarian. i'm sorry. i describe— great humanitarian. i'm sorry. i describe nan— great humanitarian. i'm sorry. i describe her as— great humanitarian. i'm sorry. i describe her as a— great humanitarian. i'm sorry. i describe her as a faux humanitarian because actually , humanitarian because actually, wnai— humanitarian because actually, wnai snc— humanitarian because actually, what she done— humanitarian because actually, what she done since she left the kayak— what she done since she left the kcwai ianiiw— what she done since she left the kcwai ianiiw ic— what she done since she left the royal family to improve the wanki— royal family to improve the ward, aki— royal family to improve the world, all she— royal family to improve the world, all she does is look back because— world, all she does is look back because snc— world, all she does is look back because she wants— world, all she does is look back because she wants to destroy the kayak— because she wants to destroy the kcwai ianiiw. — because she wants to destroy the royal family. that's what she is going— royal family. that's what she is going ic— royal family. that's what she is going is is— royal family. that's what she is going to be remembered for. and let going to be remembered for. and ici na— going to be remembered for. and ici nc icii— going to be remembered for. and ici nc icii wan— going to be remembered for. and let me tell you, rebecca, she ain-i— let me tell you, rebecca, she ain-i going— let me tell you, rebecca, she ain-i gaing ic— let me tell you, rebecca, she ain't going to win— let me tell you, rebecca, she ain't going to win. kitti let me tell you, rebecca, she ain't going to win . kitti ain't going to win. no, she might— ain't going to win. no, she might not win. but the thing is, we constantly want to dislike her. she's not perfect . yes. her. she's not perfect. yes. she's a celebrity. she's in the pubuc she's a celebrity. she's in the public eye and people are going to want to see her, as i've said previously, to you, they want to put her in the wicked witch. and she she she can't be perfect, but can't wicked. she's but she can't be wicked. she's just and we like to see just human. and we like to see the royals as we do most celebrities as not particularly human. they're supposed to represent good and the bad represent the good and the bad because in religion. because of decline in religion. we on about we could go on for ages about this, but meghan, what else can she do now? because she really do now? because everything she does, if she does any work, everyone any charity work, everyone will

be oh, just be saying, oh, she's just cashing in on the royals. if she tries to money. the tries to make money. it's the same thing. can she really same thing. what can she really do? and she's well, let me put that kyra kennedy. let me put that to kyra kennedy. let me put let me that to kyra kennedy. let me put ici nc nai— that to kyra kennedy. let me put ici nc gai inac— that to kyra kennedy. let me put let me put that to— that to kyra kennedy. let me put let me put that to kyra- "3 let me put let me put that to kyra kennedy. so let me put that to kyra kennedy. so is— let me put that to kyra kennedy. so is wcgnan— let me put that to kyra kennedy. so is iicgnan if— let me put that to kyra kennedy. so is meghan if she does, if she accsn-i.— so is meghan if she does, if she accsn-i. wow,— so is meghan if she does, if she doesn't. now, kyra,— so is meghan if she does, if she doesn't. now, kyra, i think inane-s— doesn't. now, kyra, i think there'slcertain- doesn't. now, kyra, i think there's certain element there's a certain element of inan— there's a certain element of wan-wink- there's a certain element of that-think the- there's a certain element of that-think the bestl there's a certain element of- that-think the best thing that. but i think the best thing that. but i think the best thing that they can both do just that they can both do is just keep mouth shut and leak keep their mouth shut and leak unless is leaking stories. it just it the beast. it it just it feeds the beast. it it it creates an entire situation. yeah i think the issue with the coronation is they were kind of if they turned up together, arm in arm and if they weren't. but at the end of the day, they've created this situation for themselves. so it's time for themselves. so it's time for them to lie in their bed . yep, them to lie in their bed. yep, i couldn't agree more.- them to lie in their bed. yep, i couldn't agree more. fact- couldn't agree more. fact iascinaing— couldn't agree more. fact fascinating debate. that was scan— fascinating debate. that was staff writer— fascinating debate. that was staff writer at— fascinating debate. that was staff writer at the spectator, kwa — staff writer at the spectator, kwa kcnncaw— staff writer at the spectator, kyra kennedy, the social commentator,- kyra kennedy, the social commentator, rebekah toomey and the commentator, rebekah toomey and we royal— commentator, rebekah toomey and the royal commentator richard fitzwilliams _ the royal commentator richard fitzwilliams ._ the royal commentator richard fitzwilliams . but who do you fitzwilliams. but who do you agree— fitzwilliams. but who do you agree war.— fitzwilliams. but who do you agree with here— fitzwilliams. but who do you agree with here after her letter wnicn— agree with here after her letter wnicn-anc — agree with here after her letter which-the royal- agree with here after her letter which the royal family which accused the royal family of unconscious— which accused the royal family of unconscious bias , that's what of unconscious bias, that's what snc— of unconscious bias, that's what snc wicks— of unconscious bias, that's what snc wicks kc— of unconscious bias, that's what she wrote to charles. should the

king— she wrote to charles. should the king-cak— she wrote to charles. should the king-cw aki— she wrote to charles. should the king-cut all ties— she wrote to charles. should the king cut all ties with king now cut all ties with wcgnan— king now cut all ties with meghan markle? writes king now cut all ties with- meghan markle?-writes yes meghan markle? pinky writes yes , was.— meghan markle? pinky writes yes , kcs. kna— meghan markle? pinky writes yes ,kcs. and make— meghan markle? pinky writes yes , yes. and make a— meghan markle? pinky writes yes , yes. and make a public declaration— , yes. and make a public declaration either written or snckcn— declaration either written or snckcn kc— declaration either written or snckcn ic saw— declaration either written or spoken to say that from now on, he spoken to say that from now on, nc ana— spoken to say that from now on, nc and ne— spoken to say that from now on, he and the royal— spoken to say that from now on, he and the royal family disassociate— he and the royal family disassociate with whatever they he and the royal family disc'saying,a with whatever they he and the royal family disc'saying, planning atever they he and the royal family disc'saying, planning orver they are saying, planning or awniisning— are saying, planning or publishing from lads via twitter . aisciwkciw— publishing from lads via twitter . absolutely. meghan has aisgnacca— . absolutely. meghan has disgraced her— . absolutely. meghan has disgraced her father's name by knowing— disgraced her father's name by knowing nei— disgraced her father's name by throwing her own— disgraced her father's name by throwing her own family into the nicwcniiai— throwing her own family into the proverbial lion's— throwing her own family into the proverbial lion's den . so why proverbial lion's den. so why snowin— proverbial lion's den. so why sncwia kna— proverbial lion's den. so why should the royal— proverbial lion's den. so why should the royal family ever aiicw— should the royal family ever aiicw-knc— should the royal family ever allow the opportunity to do allow her the opportunity to do the allow her the opportunity to do knc-kncni— allow her the opportunity to do the-them? and- allow her the opportunity to do the them? and from the same to them? and from jackie,— the same to them? and from jackie-anci- the same to them? and from jackie,-after his. jackie, the king, after his coronation,— jackie, the king, after his coronation, should officially cais— coronation, should officially ckiic—nawci coronation, should officially- exile _ have them exile them. we cannot have them fccaing— exile them. we cannot have them feeding an— exile them. we cannot have them feeding off-royal— exile them. we cannot have them feeding off royal family. it feeding off the royal family. it is-ncannw.— feeding off the royal family. it is-healthy. and— feeding off the royal family. it is healthy. and your verdict is not healthy. and your verdict is not healthy. and your verdict is nw— is not healthy. and your verdict is in.— is not healthy. and your verdict is in. saw— is not healthy. and your verdict is now in. 85% of— is not healthy. and your verdict is now in. 85% of you say king cnanics— is now in. 85% of you say king cnanics insa— is now in. 85% of you say king charles just needs— is now in. 85% of you say king charles just needs to cut ties war.— charles just needs to cut ties win—wan- charles just needs to cut ties win—wan sawi charles just needs to cut ties. win—wan saw nc with meghan. 15% of you say he snowin— with meghan. 15% of you say he sncwia-knis— should continue this correspondence now coming up, should continue this— correspondence now coming up, as the correspondence now coming up, as we sunday— correspondence now coming up, as we sunday wai— correspondence now coming up, as the sunday mail reveals that nciicc— the sunday mail reveals that aciicc ac— the sunday mail reveals that police are looking into burner ancncs— police are looking into burner ancncs in— police are looking into burner phones in their— police are looking into burner phones in their bombshell investigation— phones in their bombshell investigation snp's investigation into the snp's finances— investigation into the snp's. finances,-continuity finances, does their continuity canaiaafc— finances, does their continuity candidate humza— finances, does their continuity candidate humza yousaf need to aisfancc— candidate humza yousaf need to distance himself— candidate humza yousaf need to distance himself from the previous— distance himself from the previous scandal hit regime? wcii— previous scandal hit regime? wcii onwa— previous scandal hit regime? neil oliver live— previous scandal hit regime? neil oliver live on that soon. nac— neil oliver live on that soon. naf fiasc— neil oliver live on that soon. naf gag, as— neil oliver live on that soon. but first, as corbyn ally diane abiga— but first, as corbyn ally diane knicff naac— but first, as corbyn ally diane abbott made a— but first, as corbyn ally diane abbott made a shocking antisemitic_ abbott made a shocking antisemitic comment comparing

rcwisn— antisemitic comment comparing jewish suffering— antisemitic comment comparing jewish suffering as similar to ma— jewish suffering as similar to that experienced— jewish suffering as similar to that experienced by gingers . is that experienced by gingers. is she that experienced by gingers. is snc gcffing— that experienced by gingers. is snc gcffing an— that experienced by gingers. is she getting an easy ride from the she getting an easy ride from we iiicnai— she getting an easy ride from the liberal media because of her skin— the liberal media because of her skin ccicwf— the liberal media because of her skin colour? we've— the liberal media because of her skin colour? we've got laurence fox investigating _ skin colour? we've got laurence fox investigating this. he's up sfnaignf— fox investigating this. he's up straight after— fox investigating this. he's up straight after the— fox investigating this. he's up straight after the .

straight after the. break nciic— straight after the. break hello again. - straight after the. break hello again. e straight after the. break hello again. ' cm straight after the. break- hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. a cold winds out there are bringing plenty of wintry showers. a mix of hail, sleet and snow for northern parts of with

northern parts of the uk with more prolonged rain affecting southern areas. as a weather front pulls to the south of front pulls away to the south of that, actually, we have seen some hail showers and some thunderstorms, but that tends to clear away through rest of clear away through the rest of monday. then all of the uk monday. and then all of the uk under arnie thick winds with those winds carrying much colder than normal weather for the time of year. so damp end to the day for southern parts of england that rain and cloud clears and then under clear skies and with winds from the north, temperatures falling widely inland , a widespread frost, inland, a widespread frost, temperatures down to around 2 to —2 celsius. and for some sheltered parts of scotland, as low as minus six degrees. as we start off tuesday, a few icy patches about first thing, but otherwise further wintry showers continuing to affect northern scotland. in between some sunny spells, a few rain showers affecting north wales and northern ireland, but otherwise for many actually it's a dry and bright day. the cloud will build by the afternoon, but there'll still be some sunny spells out

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travellers were not required to sif af— travellers were not required to sif af anc— travellers were not required to sit at the back— travellers were not required to sit at the back of— travellers were not required to sit at the back of the bus. she seemed— sit at the back of the bus. she seemed fa— sit at the back of the bus. she seemed to forgot— sit at the back of the bus. she seemed to forgot the jewish pacific— seemed to forgot the jewish people ana — seemed to forgot the jewish people and travellers were massacred in— people and travellers were massacred in their millions awning— massacred in their millions awning fna— massacred in their millions during the holocaust. just 80 weas— during the holocaust. just 80 years ago.— during the holocaust. just 80 years ago. wan— during the holocaust. just 80 years ago. very often transport to years ago. very often transport fa acafn— years ago. very often transport to death camps— years ago. very often transport to death camps in— years ago. very often transport to death camps in the back of fans.— to death camps in the back of fans. inc— to death camps in the back of trains. the disgraced mp was quick— trains. the disgraced mp was gaick fa— trains. the disgraced mp was quick to issue— trains. the disgraced mp was quick to issue an— trains. the disgraced mp was quick to issue an apology. she, as snc— quick to issue an apology. she, as she blamed— quick to issue an apology. she, as she blamed errors that arose in an— as she blamed errors that arose in an inifiai— as she blamed errors that arose in an initial draft— as she blamed errors that arose in an initial draft of her icffcn— in an initial draft of her letter. but— in an initial draft of her letter. but the msm's hypocritical- letter. but the msm's hypocritical liberal luvvies immediately— hypocritical liberal luvvies immediately rushed to abbott's defence,— immediately rushed to abbott's defence, with _ immediately rushed to abbott's defence, with itv's robert icsfcn— defence, with itv's robert peston tweeting that diane wnicn— peston tweeting that diane knicff nas— peston tweeting that diane abbott has suffered much racist aiasc—if-s- abuse in her life. it's inncnanf— abuse in her life. it's important to- abuse in her life. it's important to accept her apology inlsninf— important to accept her apology inlspiritlkindness- important to accept her apology in spirit kindness and in a spirit of kindness and understanding.— in a spirit of kindness and understanding. now laurence fox i'd understanding. now laurence fox ii is— understanding. now laurence fox ii is nac— understanding. now laurence fox i'd be more than— understanding. now laurence fox i'd be more than happy to listen to i'd be more than happy to listen fa icsfcn— i'd be more than happy to listen fa icsfcn an— i'd be more than happy to listen to peston on this— i'd be more than happy to listen to peston on this if— i'd be more than happy to listen to peston on this if he would snow— to peston on this if he would sncw anc— to peston on this if he would show the same— to peston on this if he would show the same sort of forgiveness— show the same sort of forgiveness when a white person makes— forgiveness when a white person makes fna— forgiveness when a white person makes fnc sanc— forgiveness when a white person makes the same sort of mistake. but makes the same sort of mistake. naf wan— makes the same sort of mistake. naf you know— makes the same sort of mistake. but you know that— makes the same sort of mistake. but you know that isn't what nanncns— but you know that isn't what happens. laurence it's really sai— happens. laurence it's really sad k— happens. laurence it's really sad , because— happens. laurence it's really sad , because the thing is , by sad, because the thing is, by sawing— sad, because the thing is, by sawing fnaf— sad, because the thing is, by saying that the— sad, because the thing is, by saying that the only people that can-f— saying that the only people that can-f ic— saying that the only people that can't be racist— saying that the only people that can't be racist are— saying that the only people that can't be racist are black acacia,— can't be racist are black acacia, wan-c- can't be racist are black

people, you're basically being nacisf— people, you're basically being nacisf fa— people, you're basically being racist to black— people, you're basically being racist to black people . racist to black people. the wncic— racist to black people. the wide fning— racist to black people. the whole thing is— racist to black people. the whole thing is really strange. it's like everyone can be racist to everybody or no one can be racist to anybody. but i think wnaf-s— racist to anybody. but i think what's happened— racist to anybody. but i think what's happened here- ”piit : but i think what's happened here with ”pit : but i think what's happened here with diane wnicn— what's happened here with diane anion is— what's happened here with diane anion is wow— what's happened here with diane abbott is, you know, it doesn't fake— abbott is, you know, it doesn't fakc nacn— abbott is, you know, it doesn't take much reading or understanding to realise that , understanding to realise that, you— understanding to realise that, you know,— understanding to realise that, you know, crimes— understanding to realise that, you know, crimes and mass gcncciacs— you know, crimes and mass genocides against jewish people nave— genocides against jewish people nawc fakcn— genocides against jewish people have taken place— genocides against jewish people have taken place throughout nisfcw— have taken place throughout nisfcw . — have taken place throughout nisfcw . kna— have taken place throughout history . and, you- have taken place throughout history . ' “2 history. and, you know, also, she she was completely wrong about obviously the jewish question , but she's really wrong question, but she's really wrong about white people being taken as slaves themselves, which they have done. and i think this identitarian_ 2 and i think this identitarian movement is really wrang— identitarian movement is really wrong because— identitarian movement is really wrong because ,— identitarian movement is really wrong because , you know, there's wrong because, you know, there's siawcw— wrong because, you know, there's siawcw going— wrong because, you know, there's siawcw gaing — wrong because, you know, there's slavery going on. there's 30 niiiicn— slavery going on. there's 30 million-alive- slavery going on. there's 30 million alive today. and million slaves alive today. and was — million slaves alive today. and was fianc— million slaves alive today. and what's. diane abbott going to do aicaf— what's. diane abbott going to do aicaf fnan— what's. diane abbott going to do about that? you— what's. diane abbott going to do about that? you know, other than put about that? you know, other than inf-wrang— about that? you know, other than naf-wncng snccs— about that? you know, other than put wrong shoes on? cj“ put two wrong shoes on? oh, iaaicncc wan— put two wrong shoes on? oh, laurence, you do— put two wrong shoes on? oh, laurence, you do make me giggle. you make me giggle . uh, now, you make me giggle. uh, now, look, the uk's migrant madness has provided another shocking case study. this is the mail. on sunday, lawrence revealed that i couldn't believe this. actually, a dangerous form of isis fighter

smuggled himself in here by posing as a 17 year old boy. that's what we've been warning i've been doing for years. despite the fact he's a 42 year old man. he's an iraqi national, lawrence. he's now staying at a three star hotel at our expense while he appeals the decision to deport him, brazenly claiming he's suffering from depression that could only be treated by the nhs and that deporting him to iraq would breach his human rights . ms lawrence, come on. rights. ms lawrence, come on. come on. when are we going to start protecting ourselves ? how start protecting ourselves? how dare you, ms h him? how- t “g , how dare you, ms h him? how dare wcaf — dare you, ms h him? how dare wcaf inas— dare you, ms h him? how dare wcaf nccs na— dare you, ms h him? how dare you? does he identify- dare you, ms h him? how dare you? i 2m you? does he identify as a 17 year old? what ? you? does he identify as a 17 year old? what? what you? does he identify as a 17 year old? what ? what i want to year old? what? what i want to know is who was the border person that was like. yeah, you're 17. it's like- “ t yeah, you're 17. it's like helen kciicn — you're 17. it's like helen keller. was— you're 17. it's like helen keller. was that- you're 17. it's like helen keller. 2 keller. was that the border person? it's like, yeah, it feels like a 17 year old. and look, we our this whole- t m2 and look, we our this whole migrant fning— look, we our this whole migrant fning is— look, we our this whole migrant fning is ,— look, we our this whole migrant fning is , is— look, we our this whole migrant thing is , is covering up thing is, is covering up a massive problem. �*piiit; “ thing is, is covering up a- massive problem. we have in this country, which is demography. we are not breeding, but we've

managed to scare all our children into chopping their willies and bits, girls bits off to be an androgynous non—fertile population. so no wonder we need a load of immigrants to come in and prop up our economy. but yeah , i mean, you know, at the yeah, i mean, you know, at the end of the day, until we leave the ehcr until we a conservative government i've got a sneak suspicion, i was told, actually. but today by some members of the security services outside parliament that they've been told that there are no extra shifts after may the 4th. right. so there's so there's no post shifts after may the 4th. so it looks like either rishi sunak is going to prorogue parliament and call a call a snap general election or you know, they're trying to they're trying to bnng trying to they're trying to bring this this thing through very , very quickly. and it's not very, very quickly. and it's not going to happen . and we need to going to happen. and we need to we need to go . we need to leave we need to go. we need to leave the ehcr get out of it as soon as possible. and it's going as possible. and it's not going to happen under the government. no, that is the answer, though. i no, that is the answer, though. i fnink— no, that is the answer, though. i fnink wan-c— no, that is the answer, though. i think you're now, i think you're right. now, look in-iafcsf—

i think you're right. now, look in-iafcsf ga— i think you're right. now, look in-latest go-go- i think you're right. now, look in latest go go woke, in the latest go woke, go woke, go in the latest go woke, go woke, gc wake,— in the latest go woke, go woke, gc wckc, ga— in the latest go woke, go woke, go woke, go broke— in the latest go woke, go woke, go woke, go broke files the beer can— go woke, go broke files the beer can in— go woke, go broke files the beer can in an— go woke, go broke files the beer can i-n an fnaf— go woke, go broke files the beer god i'm up that up— go woke, go broke files the beer god i'm up that up didn't no gassi— god i'm up that up didn't no good anc— god i'm up that up didn't no good nai— god i'm up that up didn't no good one dad light bud light good one dad bud light bud light has good one dad bud light bud light nas gag..— good one dad bud light bud light has been fighting— good one dad bud light bud light has been fighting for its commercial— has been fighting for its commercial life this is ciwicasiw— commercial life this is obviously over this dylan iiaiwancw— obviously over this dylan mulvaney promote action. but the vice— mulvaney promote action. but the nicsiacnf— mulvaney promote action. but the vice president of— mulvaney promote action. but the vice president of marketing. so fnis— vice president of marketing. so fnis was— vice president of marketing. so fnis fnc— vice president of marketing. so this was the woman responsible . this was the woman responsible. snc-s— this was the woman responsible. snc-s causa— this was the woman responsible. she's called alyssa hiner. she'd nas— she's called alyssa hiner. she'd nas acfaaiiw— she's called alyssa hiner. she'd has actually taken— she's called alyssa hiner. she'd has actually taken a leave of absence— has actually taken a leave of absence more— has actually taken a leave of absence more ._ has actually taken a leave of absence more . meanwhile, back absence more. meanwhile, back nefa— absence more. meanwhile, back hag, nnifisn— absence more. meanwhile, back here, british companies don't fa— here, british companies don't fa nava— here, british companies don't seem to have learned any lessons. lawrence as the supermarket— lessons. lawrence as the supermarket chain, waitrose was caagnf— supermarket chain, waitrose was caught lecturing— supermarket chain, waitrose was caught lecturing its well—heeled sncpncns— caught lecturing its well—heeled snaggcns an— caught lecturing its well—heeled snaggcns an fna— caught lecturing its well—heeled shoppers on the climate cncngcncw— shoppers on the climate emergency this weekend with signage— emergency this weekend with signage encouraging customers to succi— signage encouraging customers to cacca fncin— signage encouraging customers to reduce their carbon— signage encouraging customers to reduce their carbon footprint by aiding— reduce their carbon footprint by adding nianf— reduce their carbon footprint by adding plant based alternatives to adding plant based alternatives fa fncin— adding plant based alternatives fa fncin fian— adding plant based alternatives to their diet. so— adding plant based alternatives to their diet. so lawrence , as to their diet. so lawrence, as fncsc— to their diet. so lawrence, as fncsc nig— to their diet. so lawrence, as these big brands— to their diet. so lawrence, as these big brands continue to nasn— these big brands continue to gasn winne— these big brands continue to push virtue signalling wokery cnfc— push virtue signalling wokery cnfc anci— push virtue signalling wokery onto their customers, should waifncsc — onto their customers, should waitrose really— onto their customers, should waitrose really have learned wnaf— waitrose really have learned what happened— waitrose really have learned what happened from bud light and can-f— what happened from bud light and can't customers— what happened from bud light and can't customers just— what happened from bud light and can't customers just pull these signs— can't customers just pull these signs fawn— can't customers just pull these signs down and— can't customers just pull these signs down and say, we're going to signs down and say, we're going fa caf— signs down and say, we're going to eat whatever— signs down and say, we're going to eat whatever the hell we cccscn— to eat whatever the hell we

cccscn fa— to eat whatever the hell we choose to eat— to eat whatever the hell we choose to eat ?_ to eat whatever the hell we choose to eat ? yeah, but they choose to eat? yeah, but they can-f— choose to eat? yeah, but they can-f gcf— choose to eat? yeah, but they can't get their— choose to eat? yeah, but they can't get their esg points, can fncwf — can't get their esg points, can new so. — can't get their esg points, can new so. sc— can't get their esg points, can they? so. so they're- can't get their esg points, can they? t they? so. so they're incapable of. so in order to get funding, they have to be environmental, social and have good governance and these are things i go into waitrose, i now don't shop at waitrose, i now don't shop at waitrose or sainsbury's because you're a racist if you don't i can't remember whether you're a racist or not racist if you shop at sainsbury's, but at the dividers where you get your shop in waitrose has pride flags on it and it's like why is the supermarket me what i supermarket telling me what i can and can't buy and why are you to replace plants you asking me to replace plants with it's ridicule. with meat? it's like ridicule. it's it doesn't make it's just it doesn't make economic commercial sense . so economic commercial sense. so this woman who's been fired or been moved on the point is she's come from she's gone , woke come from she's gone, woke school, woke universal motty woke life. and she's not had any real experience of what it's like to be alive. so no wonder that she's just butted up against reality, which is like you're trying to sell beer to a bunch of, you know, in america and you're going to tell them

they're fat kids to do it. it's absolutely insanity. but but the point is, i think this is actually a much deeper conspiracy, is that conspiracy, which is that blackrock and vanguard and these and these big, big companies are insisting on esg points and they're trying to stifle the market that they can they can market so that they can they can conquer it. and if we don't just turn around and do what, you know, good people on social know, very good people on social media have done, which is boycott budweiser and these stupid brands like nike , you stupid brands like nike, you know, for promoting transgenderism . and it's just transgenderism. and it's just ridiculous. like, get rid ridiculous. like, just get rid of on. but actually, of it, move on. but actually, we're never going to we're not going to we're not going to going to win. we're not going to win battle. done because the win the battle. done because the battle is esg and the battle has already been won. indeed, already been won. no indeed, i couldn't agree more. but well done to couldn't agree more. but well acnc fa iiiss— t: “ e pg ”itit; t“it:i”it; but well done to miss heinerscheid, iccaasc— done to miss heinerscheid,- because—having because she leaves bud having wiped— because she leaves bud having wiped 6,000,000,000 billion off the wiped 6,000,000,000 billion off inc company-s— wiped 6,000,000,000 billion off the company's parent within one weekend.— the company's parent within one weekend. sc— the company's parent within one weekend. so that— the company's parent within one weekend. so that will be her icgacw. — weekend. so that will be her icgacw. wagin— weekend. so that will be her legacy. maybe she should go and get legacy. maybe she should go and gcf a— legacy. maybe she should go and gcf a fan— legacy. maybe she should go and gcf a ran af— legacy. maybe she should go and gcf a ran af wikc— legacy. maybe she should go and get a job at nike mark dolan. nac— get a job at nike mark dolan. naf fac— get a job at nike mark dolan. naf faf icck— get a job at nike mark dolan. but but look at— get a job at nike mark dolan. but but look at the— get a job at nike mark dolan. but but look at the budweiser share price. look at the

anheuser busch share price. look at it. it's back up. is it just where it was? yeah, right where it was. so it's terrifying. someone somewhere is going disappointing. very disappointing.- 2 “g very disappointing. laurence disappointing. very- disappointing. laurence fox, gncaf— disappointing. laurence fox, gncaf sfaff— disappointing. laurence fox, great stuff this— disappointing. laurence fox, great stuff this week. and lawrence, of _ great stuff this week. and lawrence, of course, back here, 7:00— lawrence, of course, back here, 7:00 iniaaw— lawrence, of course, back here, 7:00 friday night— lawrence, of course, back here, 7:00 friday night on gb news. inank— 7:00 friday night on gb news. inank wan— 7:00 friday night on gb news. thank you, lawrence. but coming up thank you, lawrence. but coming an as— thank you, lawrence. but coming an as ncninic— thank you, lawrence. but coming up as dominic raab— thank you, lawrence. but coming up as dominic raab joins johnson and inass— up as dominic raab joins johnson and inass an— up as dominic raab joins johnson and truss on the— up as dominic raab joins johnson and truss on the list of conservative _ and truss on the list of conservative casualties targeted by we — conservative casualties targeted by fine deep— conservative casualties targeted by the deep state, is home sccncfaw— by the deep state, is home secretary superwomen sue allan. wckf. — secretary superwomen sue allan. wckf. wk— secretary superwomen sue allan. next. my superstar— secretary superwomen sue allan. next. my superstar panel return to next. my superstar panel return fa aciafc— next. my superstar panel return to debate that— next. my superstar panel return to debate that shortly . but to debate that shortly. but affai— to debate that shortly. but after-break— to debate that shortly. but after break with police after the break with police iccking— after the break with police looking into _ after the break with police looking into burner phones and main— looking into burner phones and fncin inguin— looking into burner phones and their inquiry into— looking into burner phones and their inquiry into the snp's finances— their inquiry into the snp's finances, does— their inquiry into the snp's finances, does the party's ccnfinaifw— finances, does the party's continuity candidate humza kcasaf— continuity candidate humza yousaf lewis— continuity candidate humza yousaf lewis need to cut away fnan— yousaf lewis need to cut away from scheming— yousaf lewis need to cut away from scheming sturgeon scandal niaacn— from scheming sturgeon scandal ridden regime?— from scheming sturgeon scandal ridden regime? neil oliver live on ridden regime? neil oliver live cn fnis— ridden regime? neil oliver live on this straight— ridden regime? neil oliver live on this straight after this .

celia walden on the way , but celia walden on the way, but wcii— celia walden on the way, but wcii onwa— celia walden on the way, but neil oliver is— celia walden on the way, but neil oliver is tonight's cafsiicn— neil oliver is tonight's cafsiacn .— neil oliver is tonight's outsider . first and neil oliver is tonight's outsider. first and in another asfcnisning— outsider. first and in another astonishing development in the swi— astonishing development in the ski financs— astonishing development in the snp finance probe, the sunday waif— snp finance probe, the sunday iiaii nas— snp finance probe, the sunday mail has revealed that scottish nciicc— mail has revealed that scottish nciicc ac— mail has revealed that scottish aciicc an— mail has revealed that scottish police are on the— mail has revealed that scottish police are on the hunt for sim canis— police are on the hunt for sim cards linked— police are on the hunt for sim cards linked to— police are on the hunt for sim cards linked to burner phones as part— cards linked to burner phones as can cf— cards linked to burner phones as pan of main— cards linked to burner phones as part of their bombshell investigate— part of their bombshell investigate action today, the swi— investigate action today, the ski ciwii— investigate action today, the snp civil war— investigate action today, the snp civil war erupted in westminster— snp civil war erupted in westminster as leader in the house— westminster as leader in the house cf— westminster as leader in the house of commons. stephen flynn aaniffca— house of commons. stephen flynn aaniffca fnaf— house of commons. stephen flynn admitted that he— house of commons. stephen flynn admitted that he only found out the admitted that he only found out fine rank-s— admitted that he only found out the party's auditors had quit fiwc— the party's auditors had quit five months— the party's auditors had quit five months after the event . but five months after the event. but acsnifc— five months after the event. but acsnifc aki— five months after the event. but acsnifc aii cf— five months after the event. but despite all of that,— five months after the event. but despite all of that, kelly, giwcn— despite all of that, kelly, given a— despite all of that, kelly, given a rabid— despite all of that, kelly, given a rabid snp member, a cciannisf— given a rabid snp member, a cciannisf ,— given a rabid snp member, a cciannisf , kw— given a rabid snp member, a columnist, by the given a rabid snp member, a columnist , by the way, for the columnist, by the way, for the pic—scpanafisf— columnist, by the way, for the pro—separatist propaganda newspaper— pro—separatist propaganda newspaper the— pro—separatist propaganda newspaper the national appeared on newspaper the national appeared cn-nnc— newspaper the national appeared cn-nnc ong— newspaper the national appeared on bbc obe, where she gave on the bbc obe, where she gave a gicwing— on the bbc obe, where she gave a gicwing cwicw— on the bbc obe, where she gave a glowing review of— on the bbc obe, where she gave a glowing review of party management . the snp are forced management. the snp are forced as waki— management. the snp are forced as wcii fa— management. the snp are forced as wcii fa ic— management. the snp are forced as well to be the— management. the snp are forced as well to be the most transparent— as well to be the most transparent because we are held to transparent because we are held fa sacn— transparent because we are held fa sacn a— transparent because we are held to such a higher— transparent because we are held to such a higher standard. /m. to such a higher standard. you know.— to such a higher standard. you know. fna— to such a higher standard. you know, the tories— to such a higher standard. you know, the tories get- to such a higher standard. you know, the tories get away with murder, they get away with anything and it's like they're not held accountable in public

even not held accountable in public ever. it's like they don't ever. and it's like they don't take there's take any accountability. there's hardly scrutiny on them. hardly any scrutiny on them. i mean, had like a forensic mean, we've had like a forensic tent in the first minister's garden on full view for everyone. we've got people camping her to see camping outside her house to see to her leaving her house to video her leaving her house like transparent . see? like that is transparent. see? what do you possibly want ? what else do you possibly want? hmm. wonder why the tent was fnan— hmm. wonder why the tent was was swi— hmm. wonder why the tent was there. snp members have expressed— there. snp members have expressed concern that scheming sfwgccn— expressed concern that scheming sfangccn canii— expressed concern that scheming sturgeon could be— expressed concern that scheming sturgeon could be arrested next. ncwcwcn fnc — sturgeon could be arrested next. however, the inheritor of this cnacs— however, the inheritor of this cnacs nanza— however, the inheritor of this chaos humza useless. who met kisni— chaos humza useless. who met kisni sanak— chaos humza useless. who met rishi sunak tonight at westminster is ignoring the ever gnawing— westminster is ignoring the ever gnawing caiis— westminster is ignoring the ever gnawing caiis fa— westminster is ignoring the ever growing calls to suspend sfwgccn— growing calls to suspend sturgeon while this police investigation— sturgeon while this police investigation is ongoing. and cciannisf— investigation is ongoing. and columnist for— investigation is ongoing. and columnist for the sunday times , columnist for the sunday times, kick—wcsfcnfaw- columnist for the sunday times, kick—wcsfcnfaw l alex massie wrote yesterday, iisaaf-s— alex massie wrote yesterday, wsaaf-s 10th— alex massie wrote yesterday, usaaf's 10th year alex massie wrote yesterday, usaaf's10th year in alex massie wrote yesterday, usaaf's 10th year in office alex massie wrote yesterday, usaaf's10th year in office has baa.— usaaf's10th year in office has been an— usaaf's10th year in office has been an almost— usaaf's10th year in office has been an almost entirely unmitigated— been an almost entirely unmitigated disaster , prompting unmitigated disaster, prompting saggcsficns— unmitigated disaster, prompting suggestions that— unmitigated disaster, prompting suggestions that he is , in suggestions that he is, in cffccf— suggestions that he is, in effect, first— suggestions that he is, in effect, first minister in name any.— effect, first minister in name any. na— effect, first minister in name any. is af— effect, first minister in name any. as af fna— effect, first minister in name only. be at the mercy of events nafncn— only. be at the mercy of events nafncn fnan— only. be at the mercy of events rather than in— only. be at the mercy of events rather than in command of them . rather than in command of them. wcii— rather than in command of them. wcii onwa— rather than in command of them. wcii onwcn i— rather than in command of them. neil oliver i mean,— rather than in command of them. neil oliver i mean, that's most ccnainiw— neil oliver i mean, that's most ccnainiw anc— neil oliver i mean, that's most certainly the case,— neil oliver i mean, that's most certainly the case, isn't it?

naf— certainly the case, isn't it? naf na— certainly the case, isn't it? but he hitched— certainly the case, isn't it? but he hitched himself off to scncning— but he hitched himself off to scheming sturgeon . he didn't ask scheming sturgeon. he didn't ask nanw— scheming sturgeon. he didn't ask nanw gacsficns— scheming sturgeon. he didn't ask nanw gacsficns .— scheming sturgeon. he didn't ask many questions. so scheming sturgeon. he didn't ask many questions . so doesn't he many questions. so doesn't he acscnc— many questions. so doesn't he acscwc fnis— many questions. so doesn't he deserve this mess— many questions. so doesn't he deserve this mess ? “its 2 deserve this mess? yes, he does. nan— deserve this mess? yes, he does. dan you see, hitched is he hitched? he thought he hitched his wagon to a star. but, you know, it's brutal apparent that he's he's hitched his wagon to a burnt out lump of space junk that fell to earth and cratered in his in nicola sturgeon's mother in law's cul de sac. he's he is a victim of his own inability . he is a victim of his own inability. he is in a in a party of politicians who are incapable of politicians who are incapable of running a country. he and the snp shouldn't really be allowed to run a tombola at a town fest . but in a party of incapables he is the incapables incapable . he is the incapables incapable. he has failed at everything . he he has failed at everything. he failed at transport. he failed at the judiciary. he failed at health and kept falling upwards

. and now snp's most incapable and capable is first minister. and when it comes to getting the job done, the snp have proven time and time again to be incapable. they they are, they are incapable. they they are, they ncf— incapable. they they are, they ncf ncf— incapable. they they are, they are not not interested- t they they are, they are not not interested in the day— are not not interested in the gay fa— are not not interested in the gay is gay. — are not not interested in the gay is gay. inci- are not not interested in the day to day. “ma 2 day to day. they quite frankly routine business of running a country. you know, they can't provide ferries where they're needed for the islands. they they can't improve- needed for the islands. they they can't improve life- they can't improve life expectancy. - they can't improve life expectancy. “ma e they can't improve life expectancy. “ma tpi“ e they can't improve life— expectancy. they can't deal with the drugs deaths. they can't deal the drugs deaths. they can't acai wifn— the drugs deaths. they can't deal with the _ the drugs deaths. they can't deal with the fact— the drugs deaths. they can't deal with the fact that- 2 ”gt 2 they can't deal with the fact that under fncin— deal with the fact that under their bailiwick,_ deal with the fact that under their bailiwick, education has faiicn— their bailiwick, education has fallen through— their bailiwick, education has fallen through the floor and has had fallen through the floor and has naa fa— fallen through the floor and has naa fa ic— fallen through the floor and has had to be taken— fallen through the floor and has had to be taken off of the international— had to be taken off of the international league tables. kni— international league tables. ana is— international league tables. and it's because— international league tables. and it's because they- international league tables. and it's because they have no interest in far less the ability to run a country. all they do, all they've ever done is promise utopia and the undeliverable they've been promising independence since the day and hour of their conception. yeah. and it's that jam ” ” .. m yeah. and it's that jam tomorrow that anccas— and it's that jam tomorrow that

anccas fnan— and it's that jam tomorrow that undoes them and _ and it's that jam tomorrow that undoes them and neil is that why is sc— undoes them and neil is that why is so sank— undoes them and neil is that why is so saw wcii— undoes them and neil is that why is so sorry neil i— undoes them and neil is that why is so sorry neil i was just going— is so sorry neil i was just going fa— is so sorry neil i was just going is saw— is so sorry neil i was just gcing is say is- is so sorry neil i was just going to say is that why their sappcncns— going to say is that why their saggcncns ac— going to say is that why their supporters are forgive them for so nacn. — supporters are forgive them for so nacn. i— supporters are forgive them for so much. i mean— supporters are forgive them for so much. i mean we- supporters are forgive them for so much. “ a so much. i mean we literally see a woman on the bbc rac trying to suggest that sturgeon has been transparent as leader because there's a police tent right outside her house. the police having just arrested her husband . when you've got the snp leader at westminster saying he had no idea that the auditors had even been sacked, i mean, it seems to me like the opposite of transparency. why are the supporters still trying to make excuses ? that was a truly excuses? that was a truly bizarre clip that you played . bizarre clip that you played. uh, because you're plainly to ancncw— uh, because you're plainly to ancncw wan— uh, because you're plainly to anyone you know, with any sense. incnc-s— anyone you know, with any sense. incnc-s a— anyone you know, with any sense. incnc-s a fig— anyone you know, with any sense. there's a big difference between icing— there's a big difference between being transparent— there's a big difference between being transparent and being investigated— being transparent and being investigated by the police . investigated by the police. kcs. — investigated by the police. kcs. wan.— investigated by the police. yes. yeah. those— investigated by the police. yes. yeah. those are- investigated by the police. 4ti~3 4 investigated by the police. i4tiiti i4tipi“ pi”it; pi”it; yes. yeah. those are those are two very those are two very different states of being, you

know, because you've been because you're being invested , because you're being invested, edhed because you're being invested, edited for alleged wrongdoing is not the same as being transparent before those events unfold . gold yet you are right. unfold. gold yet you are right. koa— unfold. gold yet you are right. you acfaaiiw— unfold. gold yet you are right. you actually you— unfold. gold yet you are right. you actually you do— t. “7m: gold yet you are right. you actually you do touch on the on you actually you do touch on the an we— you actually you do touch on the an in nai— you actually you do touch on the an in nan cf— you actually you do touch on the on the nub of the— you actually you do touch on the on the nub of the matter there. inane-s— on the nub of the matter there. inane-s aiwaws— on the nub of the matter there. there's always been— on the nub of the matter there. there's always been a- on the nub of the matter there. there's always been a hard- on the nub of the matter there. there's always been a hard core of snp support, small but very vocal and very determined. that is addicted only to the fantasy of utopia that promised independence. that's never been realistic and is never going to come. but because that's all they care about, they are they are completely oblivious to anything else. they don't care about the sleaze . they don't about the sleaze. they don't care about, you know, when a when a finance minister is has to leave his post because he's been sending peculiar texts to a 16 year old schoolboy, they don't care about the incompetence. they don't care about the failure. they don't care about the disgracing of scotland on the world stage . and scotland on the world stage. and they hear the promise of jam

tomorrow and they close their eyes to everything else . you eyes to everything else. you know, nicola sturgeon have know, nicola sturgeon could have eaten live television eaten a baby on live television and hard core would still and the hard core would still have voted for her. there is a complete ambivalence to reality on the part of that hard core. they never stop believing they will never stop believing in the snp . and that's that is in the snp. and that's that is just a fact of life. but you know, the tragedy, the real tragedy is that there is a terrible , uh, what's the word ? terrible, uh, what's the word? there's an inevitability or a predictability about all of this. when it comes to getting the job done, the snp just cannot do it. they can't build ferries , they can't fix the ferries, they can't fix the health service, they can't fix education, they can't do any of that because their eye has never been on that ball. they're not interested in it. they're a single issue protest group and humza yousaf is has always and only been nicola sturgeon's nodding dog erg. he promised only more sturgeon at a time when scotland demonstrably needed a whole lot less of

sturgeon . so there we have it. sturgeon. so there we have it. you know, scotland is being promised more of the same that has led it so low . and unless has led it so low. and unless and until the snp shuffle off the stage into the oblivion that awaits scotland will exist in this hopeless limbo . oh, no, this hopeless limbo. oh, no, just very quick word,- t oh, no, just very quick word, neil. do you— just very quick word, neil. do you fnink— just very quick word, neil. do you fnink if— just very quick word, neil. do you think it opens the door at all you think it opens the door at aii fan— you think it opens the door at aii for an— you think it opens the door at all for an alex— you think it opens the door at all for an alex salmond comeback ? all for an alex salmond comeback f i— all for an alex salmond comeback f i inn-f— all for an alex salmond comeback 7 i don't think— all for an alex salmond comeback ? i don't think so— all for an alex salmond comeback ? i don't think so .— all for an alex salmond comeback ? i don't think so. i— all for an alex salmond comeback ? i don't think so. i don't- ? i don't think so. i don't think so. i think that whole independence moondance driven single issue aspect of scotland's recent history has bored everybody to tears and it has driven the country into the ditch. you know, we are stuck as a nation , as a people, somewhere a nation, as a people, somewhere hopeless at the moment. and i think if there is any if there is any sense, if there is any grasp left on reality, then independence. and that is which is to say independent minded

political spokespeople will will step forward into this abyss and say, let's just get down to the business of running a country and putting scotland back where it belongs, which is the proud and sensible country that it always was and always will be. when we get back to reality hear , hear! powerful stuff . the man , hear! powerful stuff. the man we wanna— , hear! powerful stuff. the man we wanfca ic— , hear! powerful stuff. the man we wanted to hear— powerful stuff. the man we wanted to hear from on this, wcii— we wanted to hear from on this, wcii onwcn— we wanted to hear from on this, neil oliver, thank— we wanted to hear from on this, neil oliver, thank you so much. of course— neil oliver, thank you so much. of course, important legal note, the allegations— of course, important legal note, the allegations surrounding the swis— the allegations surrounding the swi-s—acnica- the allegations surrounding the snp's—denied by. the allegations surrounding the snp's denied by all snp's finances are denied by all panics— snp's finances are denied by all parties involved— snp's finances are denied by all parties involved .— snp's finances are denied by all parties involved . coming up, as parties involved. coming up, as wcgnan— parties involved. coming up, as meghan lashes— parties involved. coming up, as meghan lashes out at the british press— meghan lashes out at the british was far— meghan lashes out at the british press for creating— meghan lashes out at the british press for creating an exhausting , cciia— press for creating an exhausting circus , celia walden is in the circus, celia walden is in the ncasc— circus, celia walden is in the ncasc nai— circus, celia walden is in the house. but next— circus, celia walden is in the house. but next with rob joining johnson— house. but next with rob joining icnnscn ana— house. but next with rob joining johnson and johnson, the list of fan— johnson and johnson, the list of ion wicfins— johnson and johnson, the list of tory victims targeted by the deep — tory victims targeted by the ifccp sfafc— tory victims targeted by the deep state is— tory victims targeted by the deep state is suella braverman now under threat. _ deep state is suella braverman now under threat. my superstar fanci— now under threat. my superstar nanci .— now under threat. my superstar nanci , a— now under threat. my superstar panel, a debate— now under threat. my superstar panel, a debate that we're now under threat. my superstar panel , a debate that we're back panel, a debate that we're back in insi— panel, a debate that we're back in iasf fwc— panel, a debate that we're back in just two minutes time.

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton fcnignf— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton fcnignf affa— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight after the— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton tonight after the jumped up ciwii— tonight after the jumped up civil service— tonight after the jumped up civil service succeed in their wifcn— civil service succeed in their wifcn nanf— civil service succeed in their witch hunt against dominic raab witch limit against dominic raab is witch hunt against dominic raab is fna— witch hunt against dominic raab is fine faki— witch hunt against dominic raab is fine faii cf— witch hunt against dominic raab is the fall of the— witch hunt against dominic raab is the fall of the former iasficc— is the fall of the former justice secretary proof that the wake — justice secretary proof that the wake iici — justice secretary proof that the woke blob are— justice secretary proof that the woke blob are surreptitiously in connoi— woke blob are surreptitiously in ccnfnci cf— woke blob are surreptitiously in control of our— woke blob are surreptitiously in control of our government . ' control of our government. a fnanc— control of our government. a phone is— control of our government. a phone is if— control of our government. a phone is ii an— control of our government. a phone is lit up by— control of our government. a phone is lit up by ministers now very concerned that they could be accused of these things for behaviour that in most walks of life would be regarded as important managerial scrutiny . important managerial scrutiny. colin mckenzie warns of the sncwfiakc — colin mckenzie warns of the snowflake socialists inside wnifcnaii— snowflake socialists inside whitehall later this hour . but whitehall later this hour. but newn— whitehall later this hour. but nckf, as— whitehall later this hour. but next, as raab— whitehall later this hour. but next, as raab joins johnson and inass— next, as raab joins johnson and inass an— next, as raab joins johnson and inass an fna— next, as raab joins johnson and truss on the list— next, as raab joins johnson and truss on the list of— truss on the list of conservative casualties is the nanc— conservative casualties is the acne seesaw,— conservative casualties is the home secretary, superwoman saska— home secretary, superwoman suella braverman and next to be fangcfca— suella braverman and next to be fangcfca kw— suella braverman and next to be fangcfca iw inc— suella braverman and next to be targeted by the british deep sfafc. — targeted by the british deep sfafc. iii— targeted by the british deep state. i'll get— targeted by the british deep state. i'll get the views on my sancnsfan— state. i'll get the views on my superstar panel— state. i'll get the views on my superstar panel on that. and fcnignf,— superstar panel on that. and gagn, fn— superstar panel on that. and tonight, i'm joined by carole nacnci— tonight, i'm joined by carole malone, benjamin butterworth and fauna— malone, benjamin butterworth and nciinaa ac— malone, benjamin butterworth and nciinaa as fuck.— malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy. also coming up, wcgnan— belinda de lucy. also coming up, iicgnan iiankic— belinda de lucy. also coming up, meghan markle has broken cover for inc— meghan markle has broken cover for fine fiasc— meghan markle has broken cover for the first time— meghan markle has broken cover for the first time since

snaiiing— for the first time since snubbing the coronation to infncaacc— snubbing the coronation to introduce one— snubbing the coronation to introduce one of her woke nciiwwcca— introduce one of her woke hollywood chums . hollywood chums. i've experienced _ hollywood chums. i've experienced his talent firsthand , and as he has captured many meaningful milestones for me and my family. but despite meaningful milestones for me and my family . but despite the my family. but despite the sniics— my family. but despite the sniics an— my family. but despite the smiles on camera,- can but despite the smiles on camera, she launched yet smiles on camera, she launched wcf ancfncn— smiles on camera, she launched yet another attack— smiles on camera, she launched yet another attack on the iaifisn— yet another attack on the british press— yet another attack on the british press for daring to acnan— british press for daring to acnan an— british press for daring to report on her— british press for daring to report on her clashes with the king.— report on her clashes with the king. sc— report on her clashes with the king. sc iii— report on her clashes with the king. so i'll be— report on her clashes with the king. so i'll be joined by star naiiw— king. so i'll be joined by star daily icicgnagn— king. so i'll be joined by star daily telegraph columnist celia waiacn— daily telegraph columnist celia waiacn sacn— daily telegraph columnist celia walden soon for— daily telegraph columnist celia walden soon for her intriguing anaiwsis— walden soon for her intriguing anaiwsis cf— walden soon for her intriguing analysis of this— walden soon for her intriguing analysis of this latest royal ana— analysis of this latest royal run and including why she thinks nann— run and including why she thinks nan—anc— run and including why she thinks harry—are ncw- run and including why she thinks harry are now living harry and meghan are now living scnanafc— harry and meghan are now living scpanafc iiwcs— harry and meghan are now living scpanafc iiwcs .— harry and meghan are now living separate lives . plus, as diane separate lives. plus, as diane wnicn— separate lives. plus, as diane abbott sparks— separate lives. plus, as diane abbott sparks a— separate lives. plus, as diane abbott sparks a new anti—semitism rally for keir, sfanncn— anti—semitism rally for keir, starmer, has— anti—semitism rally for keir, starmer, has labour renewed its ncnafaficn— starmer, has labour renewed its reputation once— starmer, has labour renewed its reputation once more as the nacisf— reputation once more as the nacisf gaw— reputation once more as the racist party arnie we discuss wifcn-s— racist party arnie we discuss abbott's despicable comments in the abbott's despicable comments in in media— abbott's despicable comments in the media buzz— abbott's despicable comments in the media buzz elsewhere for the fiasc— the media buzz elsewhere for the finsf finc— the media buzz elsewhere for the first time since _ the media buzz elsewhere for the first time since his— the media buzz elsewhere for the first time since his brother was fawni— first time since his brother was found gaiifw— first time since his brother was found gaiifw cf— first time since his brother was found guilty of being a, phillip scncficia— found guilty of being a, phillip schofield was— found guilty of being a, phillip schofield was back on screen wifn— schofield was back on screen wifn nciiw— schofield was back on screen with holly willoughby today amid renais— with holly willoughby today amid wagons-inning— with holly willoughby today amid reports-behind the— with holly willoughby today amid reports behind the scenes reports of behind the scenes discussions— reports of behind the scenes discussions over— reports of behind the scenes discussions over phil's future . discussions over phil's future. was— discussions over phil's future. was way— discussions over phil's future. were they actually happy to see sacn— were they actually happy to see cacn cfncn— were they actually happy to see cacn cfncnf — were they actually happy to see each other ? hello— were they actually happy to see each other ? 2 t were they actually happy to see each other ? p2 t each other? hello and welcome to your monday's this morning. it

is nice to be back. good to see you. good to see you. are you okay? yeah, i'm much better. i'm well. come on, holly. tell us the truth. i'll bring you more on that awkward reunion later in the show. and finally, in tonight's greatest britain and union, jack, as we pay tribute to the of tribute to the best of entertainment, len goodman and barry died over barry humphries both died over the weekend. can't believe it. it's but we definitely it's a cliche, but we definitely won't see the anti—woke like again , even on mainstream telly. again, even on mainstream telly. for that's sure. we'll have a first look at tomorrow's newspapers. hot off the press. that's andy mayer moments straight polly middlehurst straight after polly middlehurst . dan, thank you. good evening . . dan, thank you. good evening. inc— . dan, thank you. good evening. inc fan— . dan, thank you. good evening. inc fan sacn— . dan, thank you. good evening. inc fan sign an— . dan, thank you. good evening. the top story on gb— dan, thank you. good evening. the top story on gb news fcnignf,— the top story on gb news fcnignf, fna— the top story on gb news tonight, the government says it's tonight, the government says if-s faking— tonight, the government says it's taking the _ tonight, the government says it's taking the royal college of waning— it's taking the royal college of nursing fa— it's taking the royal college of nursing to court— it's taking the royal college of nursing to court after labelling fncin— nursing to court after labelling fnci niannca— nursing to court after labelling their planned strike action as aniawfai— their planned strike action as unlawful. the— their planned strike action as unlawful. the health secretary, sfcwc— unlawful. the health secretary, sfcwc nanciaw— unlawful. the health secretary, steve barclay says he's been icff— steve barclay says he's been icff wifn— steve barclay says he's been icff wifn na— steve barclay says he's been left with no choice but to proceed— left with no choice but to proceed with _ left with no choice but to proceed with legal action fciicwing— proceed with legal action following attempts by his cfficiais— following attempts by his officials to _ following attempts by his officials to resolve the

situation _ officials to resolve the situation .— officials to resolve the situation . ian it comes as the situation. ian it comes as the wnicn— situation. ian it comes as the pagans— situation. ian it comes as the union prepares to— situation. ian it comes as the union prepares to take industrial— union prepares to take industrial action from the 30th of anni— industrial action from the 30th of anni fa— industrial action from the 30th of april to the— industrial action from the 30th of april to the 2nd of may. the kcn-s— of april to the 2nd of may. the kcn-s icaacn— of april to the 2nd of may. the ch's leader, pat— of april to the 2nd of may. the ch's leader, pat cullen acscniics— ch's leader, pat cullen describes the - ch's leader, pat cullen describes the government's anfi—fnaac— describes the government's anti—trade union legislation as aaccnian— anti—trade union legislation as aaccnan .— anti—trade union legislation as draconian . the— anti—trade union legislation as draconian . the confederation of draconian. the confederation of iaifisn— draconian. the confederation of british industry— draconian. the confederation of british industry says it has dismissed— british industry says it has dismissed a— british industry says it has dismissed a number of people afici— dismissed a number of people affcn a— dismissed a number of people after a series— dismissed a number of people after a series of— dismissed a number of people after a series of sexual misconduct— after a series of sexual misconduct and rape allegations. nacns— misconduct and rape allegations. nacns cf— misconduct and rape allegations. nacns cf fna— misconduct and rape allegations. dozens of the body's members, inciaaing— dozens of the body's members, including bmw— dozens of the body's members, including bmw ,_ dozens of the body's members, including bmw , vodafone and john including bmw, vodafone and john icwis— including bmw, vodafone and john icwis nave— including bmw, vodafone and john lewis, have all— including bmw, vodafone and john lewis, have all left— including bmw, vodafone and john lewis, have all left with the organisation _ lewis, have all left with the organisation suspending all its aciicw— organisation suspending all its aciicw ana— organisation suspending all its policy and membership activities fannwifn. — policy and membership activities forthwith. earlier,— policy and membership activities forthwith. earlier, the chancellor, - forthwith. earlier, the chancellor, jeremy hunt, said was— chancellor, jeremy hunt, said was was— chancellor, jeremy hunt, said was na— chancellor, jeremy hunt, said there was no point engaging with there was no point engaging with fine cni— there was no point engaging with fine cni ank— there was no point engaging with the cbi any more— there was no point engaging with the cbi any more and that the ccwcnnncnf— the cbi any more and that the government wants to work with a fnanc— government wants to work with a wage nonw— government wants to work with a wage icaw inac— government wants to work with a trade body that sticks up for business — trade body that sticks up for business. sir— trade body that sticks up for business. sir keir starmer says the comments— business. sir keir starmer says the comments made by labour mp diana— the comments made by labour mp i>ianc wnicn— the comments made by labour mp diane abbott were _ the comments made by labour mp diane abbott were anti semitic. in diane abbott were anti semitic. in an— diane abbott were anti semitic. in an anicic— diane abbott were anti semitic. in an article for— diane abbott were anti semitic. in an article for the observer, fna— in an article for the observer, in facing— in an article for the observer, the former shadow health sccncfaw— the former shadow health secretary said— the former shadow health secretary said jewish, irish and fnawciicn— secretary said jewish, irish and traveller people _ secretary said jewish, irish and traveller people experienced anciaaicc— traveller people experienced anciaaicc inf— traveller people experienced prejudice but not racism . she prejudice but not racism. she nas—

prejudice but not racism. she nas sinc— prejudice but not racism. she has since withdrawn the remarks and snc-s— has since withdrawn the remarks and she's apologised. labour has racwicasiw— and she's apologised. labour has racwicasiw canc— and she's apologised. labour has previously come under fire for anti—semitic— previously come under fire for anti—semitic remarks made by fanne— anti—semitic remarks made by fcnnnnc gaw— anti—semitic remarks made by former party leader jeremy caniwn— former party leader jeremy caniwn. sin— former party leader jeremy corbyn. sir keir— former party leader jeremy corbyn. sir keir says it's aisciafciw— corbyn. sir keir says it's absolutely right. the party acfca— absolutely right. the party acted swiftly— absolutely right. the party acted swiftly as it did what she wncfc— acted swiftly as it did what she wrote yesterday— acted swiftly as it did what she wrote yesterday . _ acted swiftly as it did what she wrote yesterday . “wc"c�*j wrote yesterday. i utterly condemn an and i said we would tear out anti—semitism by its roots. i meant it. and that's why we acted so swiftly yesterday . i think it's why we acted so swiftly yesterday. i think it's a mark of how far the labour party has changed that we acted so swiftly and that we take it so seriously . but i condemn what she said. some slightly more positive news caning— some slightly more positive news canning caf— some slightly more positive news canning caf cf— some slightly more positive news coming out of north africa fcnignf— coming out of north africa fcnignf af— coming out of north africa tonight at the— coming out of north africa tonight at the us secretary of sfafc — tonight at the us secretary of sfafc knfcnw— tonight at the us secretary of state antony blinken says the saaancsc— state antony blinken says the sudanese army— state antony blinken says the sudanese army and their rival pananiiifaw— sudanese army and their rival paramilitary group have now agncca— paramilitary group have now agncca fa— paramilitary group have now agreed to implement a ceasefire. the agreed to implement a ceasefire. inc 72— agreed to implement a ceasefire. fine in now— agreed to implement a ceasefire. the 72 hour nationwide truce wiii— the 72 hour nationwide truce wiii icgin— the 72 hour nationwide truce wiii ncgin af— the 72 hour nationwide truce will begin at midnight. that comes as the _ will begin at midnight. that comes as the africa minister knancw— comes as the africa minister andrew mitchell— comes as the africa minister andrew mitchell said the government— andrew mitchell said the government is exploring every ccncciwaiic— government is exploring every conceivable option to evacuate nnifisn— conceivable option to evacuate british nationals— conceivable option to evacuate british nationals from sudan .

british nationals from sudan. ccnnanw— british nationals from sudan. cannanw nas— british nationals from sudan. germany has already evacuated fianc— germany has already evacuated was fnan— germany has already evacuated more than 300— germany has already evacuated more than 300 people today inciaac— more than 300 people today include some— more than 300 people today include some british citizens. inc— include some british citizens. inc foreign— include some british citizens. the foreign office is advising incsc— the foreign office is advising fncsc sfiii— the foreign office is advising those still in— the foreign office is advising those still in the— the foreign office is advising those still in the country to saw— those still in the country to sfaw wncnc— those still in the country to stay where they— those still in the country to stay where they are and wait for fanncn— stay where they are and wait for further information. it's estimated— further information. it's estimated there are about 2—2 nono— estimated there are about 2—2 nooo wk— estimated there are about 2—2 4000 uk nationals still left in the 4000 uk nationals still left in fine ccanfw— 4000 uk nationals still left in fine ccanfw .— 4000 uk nationals still left in the country . now— 4000 uk nationals still left in the country . now scientists have the country. now scientists have ncicasca— the country. now scientists have ncicasca inc— the country. now scientists have released the most— the country. now scientists have released the most detailed images— released the most detailed images wef— released the most detailed images wcf cf— released the most detailed images yet of mars's moon ncincs. — images yet of mars's moon ncincs. inc— images yet of mars's moon deimos. the photographs were canfwca— deimos. the photographs were canfanca kw— deimos. the photographs were captured by the— deimos. the photographs were captured by the united arab ininafcs— captured by the united arab emirates space— captured by the united arab emirates space agency during fncin— emirates space agency during fncin cccnf— emirates space agency during their recent flyby of the moon . their recent flyby of the moon. incin— their recent flyby of the moon. incin probe — their recent flyby of the moon. their probe flew— their recent flyby of the moon. their probe flew as close as 62 niics— their probe flew as close as 62 niics fa— their probe flew as close as 62 miles to demos— their probe flew as close as 62 miles to demos ,_ their probe flew as close as 62 miles to demos , one of the miles to demos, one of the nicfwcs— miles to demos, one of the pictures capturing the red niancf— pictures capturing the red planet drifting into view during the planet drifting into view during in wane-s— planet drifting into view during the probe's closest approach . the probe's closest approach. kna— the probe's closest approach. ana finaiiw— the probe's closest approach. and finally, the— the probe's closest approach. and finally, the queen consort nas— and finally, the queen consort nas pain— and finally, the queen consort has paid tribute— and finally, the queen consort has paid tribute to the former sfnicfiw— has paid tribute to the former snicfiw canc— has paid tribute to the former strictly come dancing judge len cacanan— strictly come dancing judge len cacanan wnc— strictly come dancing judge len goodman, who has died at the age of is.— goodman, who has died at the age of 78. buckingham— goodman, who has died at the age of 78. buckingham palace says caniiia— of 78. buckingham palace says caniiia wnc— of 78. buckingham palace says camilla, who has— of 78. buckingham palace says camilla, who has danced with len cacanan— camilla, who has danced with len cacanan was— camilla, who has danced with len goodman, was saddened to learn of nis— goodman, was saddened to learn of nis acan.— goodman, was saddened to learn of his death. dame— goodman, was saddened to learn of his death. dame arlene iniiiins— of his death. dame arlene phillips said— of his death. dame arlene phillips said her heart was waiw— phillips said her heart was truly broken— phillips said her heart was truly broken and darcey bussell causa— truly broken and darcey bussell caiica nin— truly broken and darcey bussell caiica nin a— truly broken and darcey bussell

called him a true— truly broken and darcey bussell called him a true gent. fellow judge— called him a true gent. fellow iaagc ciaig— called him a true gent. fellow judge craig revel— called him a true gent. fellow judge craig revel horwood said len judge craig revel horwood said icn wanki— judge craig revel horwood said len would live— judge craig revel horwood said len would live on— judge craig revel horwood said len would live on with him forever. and— len would live on with him forever. and bruno tonioli causa— forever. and bruno tonioli caiica nin — forever. and bruno tonioli called him the- forever. and bruno tonioli called him the one and only iaiinccn— called him the one and only ballroom legend. he was a judge on ballroom legend. he was a judge an fna— ballroom legend. he was a judge an in snow— ballroom legend. he was a judge an in snow .— ballroom legend. he was a judge on the show . from— ballroom legend. he was a judge on the show . from 2004 to 2016. on the show. from 2004 to 2016. was— on the show. from 2004 to 2016. was aki— on the show. from 2004 to 2016. was aii fan— on the show. from 2004 to 2016. that's all for me.— on the show. from 2004 to 2016. that's all for me. i'm back in an now— that's all for me. i'm back in an ncw .— an hour. tomorrow's news tonight now in our media so kick our media buzz. so let's kick off first look at off with the very first look at the front pages. these are hot off press . get them out is off the press. get them out is the headline in the metro as a unit of british troops land in war torn sudan to work out if they can evacuate. 4000 brits currently stranded in the country. the guardian leads on comments from the boss of the confederation of british industry, who says the future of his organisation is in doubt after a toxic culture scandal

means while the newspaper carries big news from the us media tonight, where star fox news host tucker carlson has dramatically left the broadcaster , lots of rumours broadcaster, lots of rumours swirling that he's actually been sacked , potentially in part sacked, potentially in part because of the lawsuit between dominion and fox news. my goodness. dominion and fox news. my goodness . is tucker carlson the goodness. is tucker carlson the biggest star depher biggest star in us news broadcasting. where he goes next is going to be fascinating because believe me, there's going to be a second chapter of tucker carlson , my chapter of tucker carlson, my superstar panel. back with me now, though, top daily express columnist carole malone, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth , and the benjamin butterworth, and the political commentator belinda de lucy. now superman sevilla braverman is doubling down on her hard hitting migration bill in parliament this week. but her tenacity is coming at a cost. there will be no stopping the home secretary if she manages to stop the boats, which is exactly , exactly what the far left civil are too

civil service blob are all too aware of in a looming, civil service blob are all too aware of in a looming , fresh aware of in a looming, fresh round of attacks, suella has been warned by senior tory mps that she's next in line to be taken out by whitehall's liberal plotters , having already seen plotters, having already seen the likes of boris johnson. liz truss, her predecessor priti patel, and most recently dominic raab, successfully toppled by the british deep state . and now the british deep state. and now allies fear a scurrilous new whispering campaign is set to be unleashed on the home secretary. just weeks after vicious briefing against her saw unnamed tory sources claim she was dragging the party's reputation through the mud with voters. she need to have her wits about her, but suella remain bullish on the job, in hand with a defiant column in the daily telegraph declaring for our country to be truly sovereign, we must be able to decide who enters our territory and on what terms. this is a matter of such unimpeachable logic and common sense that it's astonishing thing anyone descends here, here, but belinda de lucy is

braverman the next who is going to become the target of the deep state because let's be honest, this woman wants to stop the boats . i this woman wants to stop the boats. i think she's this woman wants to stop the boats . i think she's definitely boats. i think she's definitely on boats. i think she's definitely an we— boats. i think she's definitely an in fangcf— boats. i think she's definitely on the target list. _ boats. i think she's definitely on the target list. i- i think she's definitely on the target list. i think snc-s— on the target list. i think snc-s incan— on the target list. i think she's been there for some some fine. — she's been there for some some fine. naf— she's been there for some some fine. naf inc— she's been there for some some time. but the sort— she's been there for some some time. but the sort of lefty , time. but the sort of lefty, iiicnai— time. but the sort of lefty, liberal, pro—eu _ time. but the sort of lefty, liberal, pro—eu pro mass immigration— liberal, pro—eu pro mass immigration folk that you talk aicaf— immigration folk that you talk aicaf ac— immigration folk that you talk about are deeply— immigration folk that you talk about are deeply inside the conservative— about are deeply inside the conservative party and that is the conservative party and that is fine problem-— conservative party and that is the problem. she— conservative party and that is the problem. she is facing them nacnincw— the problem. she is facing them nacnincw cf— the problem. she is facing them nacnincw of a— the problem. she is facing them machinery of a very woke lefty, iiicnai— machinery of a very woke lefty, nag, a— machinery of a very woke lefty, nag, a fan— machinery of a very woke lefty, liberal, a tory party she's fignfing— liberal, a tory party she's fighting against the conservative party all the time because— conservative party all the time because i— conservative party all the time because i mean— conservative party all the time because i mean the horrific fnings— because i mean the horrific fnings fnaf— because i mean the horrific things that were said about the party— things that were said about the rank is— things that were said about the party is divided,— things that were said about the party is divided, isn't it? icin— party is divided, isn't it? was ic— party is divided, isn't it? was is wan— party is divided, isn't it? let's be very there- party is divided, isn't it? let's be very there are two very different wings at the moment. and unfortunately it's such a incan— and unfortunately it's such a broad church— and unfortunately it's such a broad church-it's- and unfortunately it's such a broad church it's become a broad church now. it's become a circus-aincsf. — broad church now. it's become a circus-almost. but- broad church now. it's become a circus. almost. circus. it's almost. but the painf— circus. it's almost. but the point is she's the home secretary, the blob should be working to do what she needs to do to save the country. carole malone they shouldn't be working to get her sacked, but that's what they did with priti patel. they've been gunning for her

fan— they've been gunning for her fan fna— they've been gunning for her from the start— they've been gunning for her from the start and exactly as new— from the start and exactly as new cia— from the start and exactly as new gig wifn— from the start and exactly as they did with priti patel. remember,— they did with priti patel. remember, she accused of remember, she was accused of icing— remember, she was accused of icing-fac— remember, she was accused of icing-fac- — remember, she was accused of being-too. what- remember, she was accused of being-too. what is. remember, she was accused of being-too. what is iti being a bully too. what is it they— being a bully too. what is it they don't like about powerful conservative minority conservative ethnic minority women? carol well, odd, women? carol well, it is odd, isn-f— women? carol well, it is odd, isn-flkna— women? carol well, it is odd, isn-flknalis— women? carol well, it is odd, isn't-and .is odd - women? carol well, it is odd, isn't-andlis odd that- isn't it? and it is odd that ififi — isn't it? and it is odd that ififi -was— isn't it? and it is odd that priti was accused of priti patel was accused of banking,— priti patel was accused of- bullying,_seems bullying, too. this just seems to bullying, too. this just seems is is— bullying, too. this just seems is is fna— bullying, too. this just seems to be the thing.— bullying, too. this just seems to be the thing. but it's incredible. _ to be the thing. but it's incredible. now we have a sifaaficn— incredible. now we have a situation where- incredible. now we have a situation where is situation where the uk is ciccfca— situation where the uk is elected government that is incanaiic— elected government that is incapable controlling incapable of controlling the sfafc. — incapable of controlling the state-sunak- incapable of controlling the state. sunak has incapable of controlling the. state.-sunak has to state. now rishi sunak has to icck— state. now rishi sunak has to icck af— state. now rishi sunak has to icck af wnaf— state. now rishi sunak has to look at what is— state. now rishi sunak has to look at what is happening here ana— look at what is happening here and-fnis. - look at what is happening here and -this. you- look at what is happening herej and -this. you know, and deal with this. you know, fnaf-s— and deal with this. you know, that's why should never have that's why he should never have given he shouldn't. given on on. no, he shouldn't. kna— given on on. no, he shouldn't. ana-is— given on on. no, he shouldn't. and-is exactly— given on on. no, he shouldn't. and-is exactly what- g no, he shouldn't. and is exactly what we knew and this is exactly what we knew was-fa — and this is exactly what we knew was-fa happen-— and this is exactly what we knew was-to happen. you- and this is exactly what we knew was to happen. you know, was going to happen. you know, fnis— was going to happen. you know, this-frustrating— was going to happen. you know, this frustrating democracy at this is frustrating democracy at even— this is frustrating democracy at skew-know,- this is frustrating democracy at skew-know, ana- this is frustrating democracy at every know, and you every turn. you know, and you ncnficnca— mentioned before, there's now rumours a whispering rumours of a new whispering campaign— rumours of a new whispering- campaign—fncw campaign against, well, are they going— campaign against, well, are they going-up— campaign against, well, are they going-up nac- going to bring up more ministerial? - going to bring up more ministerial? 2m t going to bring up more- ministerial? i don't even think they're whispering, are they are shouting. but they're going to incw-nc— shouting. but they're going to fncw-nc going— shouting. but they're going to they're going-drag- “g but they're going to they're going drag out more they're going to drag out more ninisfcniai— they're going to drag out more ministerial breaches and they're going to drag out more miitheirial breaches and they're going to drag out more miithe rest breaches and they're going to drag out more miithe rest of breaches and they're going to drag out more miithe rest of it.:)reaches and they're going to drag out more miithe rest of it. and:hes and they're going to drag out more miithe rest of it. and all and all the rest of it. and all because— all the rest of it. and all because she— all the rest of it. and all because she wants to do what the nnifisn—ncn- because she wants to do what the nnifisn—ncn ic- because she wants to do what the british _ her to do. i british public wants her to do. iwcw— british public wants her to do. iwcw-wca— british public wants her to do. iwcw-wca sca— british public wants her to do. every you see, they want every poll you see, they want inc— every poll you see, they want in icafs— every poll you see, they want the boats stopped and to remember a— the boats stopped and to remember a few months ago when she remember a few months ago when snc was— remember a few months ago when snc fning— remember a few months ago when snc fwing ic— remember a few months ago when she was trying to get some human nignfs— she was trying to get some human rights legislation— she was trying to get some human rights legislation through , the

rights legislation through, the ncnncis— rights legislation through, the ncnncis cf— rights legislation through, the members of the— rights legislation through, the members of the blob were saying, we members of the blob were saying, wc—ow— we can't do this. our consciences- we can't do this. our consciences won't allow us to we can't do this. our— consciences won't allow us to do fnis.— consciences won't allow us to do fnis. fnis— consciences won't allow us to do fnis. fnis is— consciences won't allow us to do this. this is inhumane. it is ncf— this. this is inhumane. it is ncf an— this. this is inhumane. it is ncf an fa— this. this is inhumane. it is not up to them— this. this is inhumane. it is not up to them . ' 2 this. this is inhumane. it is not up to them . ' “2 not up to them. and by the way, an opinion. what's not up to them. ' “2 “ what's inhumane is an opinion. what's inhumane is not an opinion. what's inhumane is ncf signing— an opinion. what's inhumane is ncf sfcpping inc— “ what's inhumane is not stopping the boats. i mean, ncnianin—snc-sl benjamin butterworth, she's ccnpicfciw— benjamin butterworth, she's completely she? completely right, isn't she? fnis—cf- completely right, isn't she? this—of such. this is a matter of such unimpeachable logic and common scnsc-if-s— unimpeachable logic and common sense-it's astonish— unimpeachable logic and common sense it's astonish she'd sense that it's astonish she'd ancncw— sense that it's astonish she'd anyone a anyone dissents, presumably as a. man without much logical common sense,_to dissent- sense, you are going to dissent . inaf-s— sense, you are going to dissent . that's bullying— sense, you are going to dissent . that's bullying down.- sense, you are going to dissent . that's bullying down. yeah, i mean, look, every time you say woke blob i fear you're talking about me. you know the idea that she about me. you know the idea that snc is— about me. you know the idea that snc is sc— about me. you know the idea that snc is so insi— about me. you know the idea that she is so just call— about me. you know the idea that she is so just call you— you know the idea that she is so just call you woke mr niciiw— she is so just call you woke mr niciiw fncn — she is so just call you woke mr blobby from now— she is so just call you woke mr blobby from now on the idea that she blobby from now on the idea that snc is— blobby from now on the idea that snc is sc— blobby from now on the idea that snc is so weak— blobby from now on the idea that she is so weak and— blobby from now on the idea that she is so weak and incapable fnaf— she is so weak and incapable fnaf anoma— she is so weak and incapable that random civil— she is so weak and incapable that random civil servants can cwcnaci nei— that random civil servants can overrule her is— that random civil servants can overrule her is absurd . overrule her is absurd. the waff— overrule her is absurd. the crack is— overrule her is absurd. the truth is she's— overrule her is absurd. the truth is she's magnificent. the truth is she's magnificent. the truth is she's magnificent. the truth is that this is a pg“ �*" tm the truth is that this is a woman wnc— truth is that this is a woman wnc can-f— truth is that this is a woman who can't even— truth is that this is a woman who can't even send an email to the who can't even send an email to fine nignf— who can't even send an email to fine nignf gcscn— who can't even send an email to the right person, let alone run the right person, let alone run in ncsf— the right person, let alone run the most difficult— the right person, let alone run the most difficult department in gcwcnnncnf — the most difficult department in government. have— the most difficult department in government. have you ever, by the way? because i have. have you ever sent an email and you're writing a horrible email right about someone and you send it and you have their name in your head and so you come on,

you've done that i've you've done that before. i've never sent those emails to you directly. so we've survived that. but that if that. but the truth is that if snc— that. but the truth is that if snc was— that. but the truth is that if she was serious— but the truth is that if she was serious about stopping the she was serious about stopping in icafs— she was serious about stopping in icafs .— she was serious about stopping the boats , then— she was serious about stopping the boats , then you wouldn't the boats, then you wouldn't nawc — the boats, then you wouldn't nave—caning- the boats, then you wouldn't. have _coming over have more people coming over fnncagn—fnan- have more people coming over through _than you i through the channel than you nave— through the channel than you nawc— — through the channel than you nawc— ican - through the channel than you have_ four. but. through the channel than you- have_ four. but when have since 2003. four. but when there a labour government, there was a labour government, there was a labour government, the took, the the time it took, when the figures last high , the figures were last this high, the time to deal those time it took to deal with those boats refugees was boats and those refugees was a fraction of. now do you not suella braverman benjamin is sevilla not understand why that is it is happening in is happening. it is happening in large part. i mean, agree with large part. i mean, i agree with beunda large part. i mean, i agree with belinda deluise partly because of having of the conservative party having this wing , but also this left wing wing, but also partly of the civil partly because of the civil service, the woke blobs, the deep states don't want to undo , deep states don't want to undo, undermine government policy. but, you know how long it takes them to deal with one, to process one too long. it takes them 18 months.— process one too long. it takes them 18 months. and- t mg it takes them 18 months. and that's because— them 18 months. and that's because new— them 18 months. and that's because they want it to take 18 ncnfns. — because they want it to take 18 ncnfns. in — because they want it to take 18 months. in france,— because they want it to take 18 months. in france, it takes six monks.— months. in france, it takes six ncnfns. nanc— months. in france, it takes six months. here takes 18. why is months. here it takes 18. why is fnaf— months. here it takes 18. why is fnaf f— months. here it takes 18. why is fnaf f in— months. here it takes 18. why is fnaf f naf fna— months. here it takes 18. why is that? but the idea— months. here it takes 18. why is that? but the idea is months. here it takes 18. why is that ? but the idea is they're that? but the idea is they're useless. but— that? but the idea is they're useless. ” useless. but what's ridiculous is you're blaming is that you're not blaming instead endorsing the instead, you're endorsing the person charge of that

person who's in charge of that system. because i know this woman wants-stop- eng because i know this woman wants stop the boats. woman wants to stop the boats. fnis— woman wants to stop the boats. fnis-na— woman wants to stop the boats. fnis-no, snc— woman wants to stop the boats. this - no, she wants - woman wants to stop the boats. this no, she wants to stop this was no, she wants to stop inc— this was no, she wants to stop in icafs— this was no, she wants to stop the boats when— this was no, she wants to stop the boats when there was a iaicw— the boats when there was a labour government, it labour government, the time it fcck— labour government, the time it fccklacai— labour government, the time it took-deal with— labour government, the time it took deal with these refugees took to deal with these refugees or took to deal with these refugees cn—fcfaiwl or these asylum claims totally aisfnacficn— or these asylum claims totally distraction _there - or these asylum claims totally distraction “ti”it; t or these asylum claims totally. distraction _there wasn't. distraction. no, there wasn't. the distraction. no, there wasn't. fine -was— distraction. no, there wasn't. the-was higher- distraction. no, there wasn't. the-was higher in- distraction. no, there wasn't. i the _was higher in 2003. the number was higher in 2003. fawn— the number was higher in 2003. fawn wa— the number was higher in 2003. fawn wc if— the number was higher in 2003. four? no it was— the number was higher in 2003. four? no it was tosh. that's insi— four? no it was tosh. that's an in— four? no it was tosh. that's tosh in 2008. it— four? no it was tosh. that's tosh in 2008. it was- four? no it was tosh. “ $2008 it was 4800 came tosh in 2008. it was 4800 came in fna— tosh in 2008. it was 4800 came across in the boats— tosh in 2008. it was 4800 came across in the boats and- “ $2008 it was 4800 came across in the boats and now it iasfs— across in the boats and now it iasfs faw— across in the boats and now it lasts four years— across in the boats and now it lasts four years before. ” lasts four years before. four years— lasts four years before. four years before— lasts four years before. four years before that, it was beunda years before that, it was belinda as an example of what suella is facing, the former border force chief came out saying borders , borders, they're saying borders, borders, they're a pain in the he was anti nanccs.— a pain in the he was anti borders. this— a pain in the he was anti borders. this was- “ “ he was anti borders. this was our border facs— borders. this was our border fcncc cnicf. — borders. this was our border force chief. we've got we've got very— force chief. we've got we've got very good— force chief. we've got we've got very good painf— force chief. we've got we've got very good point. yeah, there are so many— very good point. yeah, there are so many wen,— very good point. yeah, there are so many wan, very— very good point. yeah, there are so many very, very good in the avi— so many very, very good in the ciwii scnicc— so many very, very good in the civil service that— so many very, very good in the civil service that are against saciia. — civil service that are against suella. absolutely.- civil service that are against suella. ' 05;th kiiji�*ik" civil service that are against suella. ' trtityr krtxriai suella. absolutely. now look, gender extremism has yet another dark turn with a chilling warning from a trans activist. two women who stole from using female toilets in a now deleted us tiktok post. this is tara j. they began transitioning in

2017, but tara is threatening violence against females who oppose him using their spaces . oppose him using their spaces. if you back a wild animal into a fncw-rc— if you back a wild animal into a corner, they're going to become a dangerous— corner, they're going to become a dangerous animal. so if you wanf— a dangerous animal. so if you wanf rc— a dangerous animal. so if you wanf fa cic— a dangerous animal. so if you want to die on— a dangerous animal. so if you want to die on that hill of wars— want to die on that hill of was af— want to die on that hill of yours, of righteous ness and frank— yours, of righteous ness and moral majority— yours, of righteous ness and moral majority ,_ yours, of righteous ness and moral majority , then you go moral majority, then you go nignf— moral majority, then you go rignf ancaa. — moral majority, then you go right ahead. i— moral majority, then you go right ahead. 2 lg right ahead. i dare you to try and stop me from going into a women's bathroom. it will be the last women's bathroom. it will be the iasf nisfakc— women's bathroom. it will be the last mistake you— women's bathroom. it will be the last mistake you ever— “ it will be the last mistake you ever make . erg. last mistake you ever make. erg. fnis— last mistake you ever make. erg. fnis is— last mistake you ever make. erg. fnis is a— last mistake you ever make. erg. fnis is a cair— last mistake you ever make. erg. this is a call to— last mistake you ever make. erg. this is a call to action . you this is a call to action. you nasa— this is a call to action. you need fa— this is a call to action. you need fa ann— this is a call to action. you need to arm up— this is a call to action. you need to arm up plain and simple. go need to arm up plain and simple. ca awf— need to arm up plain and simple. ca on, raw— need to arm up plain and simple. ca on, iww a— need to arm up plain and simple. ca aaf, aaw a gan— need to arm up plain and simple. go out, buy a gun, learn how to if— go out, buy a gun, learn how to use it efficiently— go out, buy a gun, learn how to use it efficiently ,_ go out, buy a gun, learn how to use it efficiently , through and use it efficiently, through and fnraagn— use it efficiently, through and through because— use it efficiently, through and through because there are lots of through because there are lots af acaaic— through because there are lots af acaaic iikc— through because there are lots of people like me— through because there are lots of people like me who are not afraid— of people like me who are not afraid fa— of people like me who are not afraid to die— of people like me who are not afraid to die . _ of people like me who are not afraid to die . afraid to die. wow. but trans violence is not the only side of gender ideology currently sweeping the globe. the mocking of women continued in canada to where emasculated politicians paraded around their parliament wearing pink high heels in an

apparent show of solidarity to female victims of violence . the female victims of violence. the stunt aimed to, quote , educate stunt aimed to, quote, educate men and boys about gender based violence. while raising cash for a shared shelter. but i think that it's actually ridiculing women. belinda de lucy, benjamin butterworth. carole malone , do butterworth. carole malone, do stand by because coming up, as diane abbott sparks a fresh anti—semitism row in the labour party , she after comparing the party, she after comparing the racism faced by the jewish community to being ginger, can slippery starmer's socialist cabal ever truly be trusted in government ? but next, as meghan government? but next, as meghan markle breaks cover to introduce a woke pals ted talk, is she a hypocrite to blame the press? yes. blame the press for creating an exhausting circus so soon after she herself released her tell all netflix documentary to the world star columnist of the daily telegraph , celia the daily telegraph, celia walden joins me live .

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the typically pious correspondent was penned in the wake— correspondent was penned in the wake af— correspondent was penned in the wake af nar— correspondent was penned in the wake of her infamous 2021 infanicw— wake of her infamous 2021 infcnicw. i— wake of her infamous 2021 interview. i call- wake of her infamous 2021 interview. i call it a tissue of kiss— interview. i call it a tissue of iics rafncr— interview. i call it a tissue of lies rather than— interview. i call it a tissue of lies rather than an interview wifn— lies rather than an interview wifn arran— lies rather than an interview with oprah winfrey, during which she with oprah winfrey, during which snc nanc— with oprah winfrey, during which she made spurious claims about a kawai— she made spurious claims about a kawai raniiw— she made spurious claims about a royal family member questioning niarn— royal family member questioning unborn archie's— royal family member questioning unborn archie's skin colour. the nacncss— unborn archie's skin colour. the nacncss aisa— unborn archie's skin colour. the duchess also wrote— unborn archie's skin colour. the duchess also wrote to the king iccaasc— duchess also wrote to the king iccaasc snc— duchess also wrote to the king because she had— duchess also wrote to the king because she had concerns about a baking— because she had concerns about a iwiiwing pranc— because she had concerns about a bullying probe launched against her. bullying probe launched against ncr. kna— bullying probe launched against ncr. ana snc— bullying probe launched against her. and she also— bullying probe launched against her. and she also complained aiaaf— her. and she also complained aiaaf rawai— her. and she also complained about royal neglect, leaving her fcciing— about royal neglect, leaving her fcciing facing— about royal neglect, leaving her feeling feeling suicidal. she saws— feeling feeling suicidal. she saws .— feeling feeling suicidal. she says . however,— feeling feeling suicidal. she says . however, a spokesperson on says. however, a spokesperson on acnaif— says. however, a spokesperson on acnaif af— says. however, a spokesperson on behalf of meghan— says. however, a spokesperson on behalf of meghan hit back at saccaiafian— behalf of meghan hit back at speculation she— behalf of meghan hit back at speculation she is missing the caranafian— speculation she is missing the coronation because of her distraction.— coronation because of her distraction. dissatisfaction wifn— distraction. dissatisfaction with charles— distraction. dissatisfaction with charles insists that the nacncss— with charles insists that the nacncss af— with charles insists that the duchess of sussex is going about her duchess of sussex is going about in ifs— duchess of sussex is going about in iifc in— duchess of sussex is going about her life in the— duchess of sussex is going about her life in the present, not fninking— her life in the present, not thinking about— her life in the present, not thinking about correspondence fran— thinking about correspondence fran fwa— thinking about correspondence from two years— thinking about correspondence from two years ago. related to conversations— from two years ago. related to conversations from years conversations from four years aga. — conversations from four years aga. .saggcsfian- conversations from four years ago. suggestion otherwise is ago. any suggestion otherwise is canaicfciw— ago. any suggestion otherwise is completely false— ago. any suggestion otherwise is completely false and frankly riiicaiaas— completely false and frankly ridiculous. we're encouraged. iaiiaia— ridiculous. we're encouraged. tabloid media— ridiculous. we're encouraged. tabloid media and various royal correspondents— tabloid media and various royal correspondents to— tabloid media and various royal correspondents to stop the canaasfing — correspondents to stop the exhausting that they exhausting circus that they aianc— exhausting circus that they alone are creating. well i'm aciignfca— alone are creating. well i'm aciignrca fa— alone are creating. well i'm delighted to be— alone are creating. well i'm delighted to be joined now by the delighted to be joined now by in san— delighted to be joined now by the star columnist from said newspaper— the star columnist from said ncwsaaacr .— the star columnist from said newspaper , the— the star columnist from said newspaper , the daily telegraph, newspaper, the daily telegraph, cciia— newspaper, the daily telegraph, celia walden. _ newspaper, the daily telegraph, celia walden. mean, celia, celia walden. i mean, celia, nancsfiw,— celia walden. i mean, celia, honestly,-know.

celia walden. i mean, celia, honestly, know that honestly, if i didn't know that wcgnan— honestly, if i didn't know that meghan markle— honestly, if i didn't know that meghan markle and what this woman is like,— meghan markle and what this woman is like, i— meghan markle and what this woman is like, i genuinely woman is like, i would genuinely fnink— woman is like, i would genuinely fnink fnaf— woman is like, i would genuinely think that that— woman is like, i would genuinely think that that statement was fran— think that that statement was fran anc— think that that statement was fran af— think that that statement was from one of those satirical wcisifcs— from one of those satirical wcisifcs .— from one of those satirical websites . so— from one of those satirical websites . so i— from one of those satirical websites . so i would think it websites. so i would think it a saaaf— websites. so i would think it a saaaf .— websites. so i would think it was a spoof . we— websites. so i would think it was a spoof . we only know about was a spoof. we only know about the conversation— was a spoof. we only know about the conversation because she wani— the conversation because she wcnf ana— the conversation because she went and told— the conversation because she went and told oprah winfrey and fnan— went and told oprah winfrey and incn nasn-f— went and told oprah winfrey and then hasn't stopped talking aiaaf— then hasn't stopped talking aiaaf if— then hasn't stopped talking about it for— then hasn't stopped talking about it for the _ then hasn't stopped talking about it for the past three wears— about it for the past three wcars nar— about it for the past three years. but dan— about it for the past three years. but dan , you and i, we've years. but dan, you and i, we've got— years. but dan, you and i, we've gaf fa— years. but dan, you and i, we've gar ra sfaa— years. but dan, you and i, we've gar ra sfaa aar— years. but dan, you and i, we've got to stop our exhausting wa— got to stop our exhausting circus. we are- got to stop our exhausting circus. �*piirt; p”rt; got to stop our exhausting circus. got to stop our exhausting- circus. we are the ones creating this. she's done nothing . she's this. she's done nothing. she's quietly getting on with her life very happily. and she doesn't need, you know , any prompting need, you know, any prompting from us. but it's as you say, i mean, it's just beyond belief. and i think, sadly, we're going to see a lot more of this in the build up to the 6th of may. and i would, in fact, expect a sort of particular bombshell to be leaked at about 6 am. on that saturday morning , because she's saturday morning, because she's got to be kept . don't you think got to be kept. don't you think something's going to possibly the name the person who who the name of the person who who questioned her son's skin colour 7 questioned her son's skin colour ? so i think that this this is

unfortunately the beginning of a drip, drip, drip, unfortunately the beginning of a drip, drip, drip , because unfortunately the beginning of a drip, drip, drip, because she's where it belongs . because at the where it belongs. because at the end where it belongs. because at the and af— where it belongs. because at the and af inc— where it belongs. because at the and af inc faw— where it belongs. because at the end of the day, right,— t g because at the end of the day, right, celia? snc— end of the day, right, celia? snc aacsn-f— end of the day, right, celia? she doesn't want the coronation to she doesn't want the coronation fa is — she doesn't want the coronation fa is a— she doesn't want the coronation to be a success.— she doesn't want the coronation to be a success. she wants king cnariss— to be a success. she wants king cnariss fa— to be a success. she wants king charles to fall— to be a success. she wants king charles to fall flat— to be a success. she wants king charles to fall flat on his facs. — charles to fall flat on his facs. iss— charles to fall flat on his face. yes yes. - charles to fall flat on his face. yes yes. �*piirtitt “mit; face. yes yes. well, or more than that, she needs you know, she wants the attention kept firmly on her because that's where the attention should always be. and i think also there's already whispers of the idea that sort of harry and her seem to be breaking apart from each other in terms of their agenda was slightly, you know, that they are both sort of leading slightly separate lives in terms of what of their public dufies in terms of what of their public duties at the moment. in terms of what of their public duties at the moment . and i duties at the moment. and i suppose that that's tricky for her too, because she needs the whole coupledom thing to be sort of front and centre . so what do of front and centre. so what do you of front and centre. so what do was fnink— of front and centre. so what do wau fnink is— of front and centre. so what do you think is going— of front and centre. so what do you think is going on- 2 t.rt;“t”rt; so what do you think is going on there, csiia— you think is going on there, celia because— you think is going on there, celia because we haven't seen insn— celia because we haven't seen insn fagsfnsr— celia because we haven't seen them together for,— celia because we haven't seen them together for, for months ana— them together for, for months

and nanfns— them together for, for months and months and— them together for, for months and months and months. and of course previously— and months and months. and of course previously she described insa— course previously she described insn, i— course previously she described insn, i am,— course previously she described them, i think, as— course previously she described them, i think, as being like saff— them, i think, as being like saif ani— them, i think, as being like salt and pepper— them, i think, as being like salt and pepper. yeah, yes. war.— salt and pepper. yeah, yes. wsii. i— salt and pepper. yeah, yes. wsii. i nan-i— salt and pepper. yeah, yes. well, i don't know.- salt and pepper. yeah, yes. well, i don't know. i- salt and pepper. yeah, yes. well, i don't know. i mean , it well, i don't know. i mean, it does seem of all the different scenarios that probably you and ihave scenarios that probably you and i have discussed on this very show, i didn't actually envisage. and she's pretty predictable really. but but i didn't envisage her ever saying no because i felt that she had to have this moment to remain relevant . and the reason for her relevant. and the reason for her doing so is still a bit of a mystery. i mean, there is stories about, you mystery. i mean, there is stories about , you know, there stories about, you know, there are these stories about it being about the letter . and are these stories about it being about the letter. and i'm sure thatis about the letter. and i'm sure that is a factor. but i suspect she was also so fearful of perhaps being booed , you know, perhaps being booed, you know, which may may have happened. um, and but also wanted to maybe dig her heels in and make her point and, and she's going to continue to make her point day after day in various different little ways . yeah. do you think maybe she angrw— . yeah. do you think maybe she angrw anar— yeah. do you think maybe she was angry that harry came out in this was angry that harry came out in fnis infsnisw— was angry that harry came out in

this interview in— was angry that harry came out in this interview in january and saii— this interview in january and said, actually,— this interview in january and said, actually, it's not racist . if— said, actually, it's not racist . if is— said, actually, it's not racist . if is nai— said, actually, it's not racist . it it's not racism within the kawai— . it it's not racism within the kawai raniiw. — . it it's not racism within the royal family. it's— . it it's not racism within the royal family. it's unconscious fias— royal family. it's unconscious bias because— royal family. it's unconscious bias because remember the thing, i bias because remember the thing, i wiri— bias because remember the thing, i wiii nss— bias because remember the thing, i will never forgive— bias because remember the thing, i will never forgive her for is war— i will never forgive her for is in sns— i will never forgive her for is that she allowed— i will never forgive her for is that she allowed this corrosive naraifws— that she allowed this corrosive narraifws af— that she allowed this corrosive narrative of to _ that she allowed this corrosive narrative of to travel around ins— narrative of to travel around is warfa— narrative of to travel around is waria fa— narrative of to travel around the world to do— narrative of to travel around the world to do huge damage to the world to do huge damage to is kawai— the world to do huge damage to the royal family— the world to do huge damage to the royal family arnie without carrscfing— the royal family arnie without correcting the _ the royal family arnie without correcting the record , even correcting the record, even fnaagn— correcting the record, even fnaagn if— correcting the record, even though it was— correcting the record, even though it was in prince philip's dying— though it was in prince philip's awing aaws— though it was in prince philip's awing aaws in— though it was in prince philip's dying days in the— though it was in prince philip's dying days in the late queen's dying— dying days in the late queen's awing aaws— dying days in the late queen's awing daysr ana— dying days in the late queen's dying days, and they died fninking— dying days, and they died thinking that— dying days, and they died thinking that the royal family was shrouded— thinking that the royal family was shrouded in— thinking that the royal family was shrouded in racism allegations— was shrouded in racism allegations we now know they were never talking about racism. they— were never talking about racism. insw sws— were never talking about racism. insw aniw— were never talking about racism. they were only talking about unconscious— they were only talking about unconscious bias. well, hello . unconscious bias. well, hello. all unconscious bias. well, hello. an was— unconscious bias. well, hello. all you needed— unconscious bias. well, hello. all you needed to— unconscious bias. well, hello. all you needed to do was come aar— all you needed to do was come aaf ana— all you needed to do was come aaf ana sava— all you needed to do was come air and sayr na— all you needed to do was come out and say, no, the royal raniiw— out and say, no, the royal raniiw is— out and say, no, the royal family is not— out and say, no, the royal family is not racist. they never did family is not racist. they never iii fnaf. — family is not racist. they never iii fnaf. kna— family is not racist. they never did that. and i— family is not racist. they never did that. and i can't forgive fnan— did that. and i can't forgive fnaf. wa— did that. and i can't forgive fnaf. wa — did that. and i can't forgive that. no and— did that. and i can't forgive that. no and in- did that. and i can't forgive that. no ”�*i: ’“ 7;an did that. and i can't forgive that. no “2 “ pit that. no and in fact, they carried on this sort of weird alternate universe thing that they almost they do, which is almost trumpian actually , isn't it, trumpian actually, isn't it, where, you know, when does where, you know, when trump does that he'll just that thing where he'll just completely he's ever said completely deny he's ever said anything or and sort of and it does actually slightly fluster you you start to question you so you start to question whether perhaps

whether you're perhaps completely your mind, you completely losing your mind, you know, and as tactics go, it's probably not a bad one. um, except that in this case we know that they did very, very firmly accused the british royal family of racism. and i'm with you . i of racism. and i'm with you. i really object to being in america and having this perception that of britain as a racist country , because i've racist country, because i've lived here almost all my life and i really don't think we are. no, indeed . and you're right. no, indeed. and you're right. was— no, indeed. and you're right. kaa iasf— no, indeed. and you're right. kau rasf naws— no, indeed. and you're right. you just have to— no, indeed. and you're right. you just have to go- krtr 22 and you're right. you just have to go back and iaak— you just have to go back and iaak af— you just have to go back and iaak af ins— you just have to go back and look at the theatrical oprah winfrsw— look at the theatrical oprah winfrey interview where oprah gsffing— winfrey interview where oprah gsffing wsrw— winfrey interview where oprah was getting very excited and it was-waf— was getting very excited and it was-that meghan- was getting very excited and it was that meghan was was clear that meghan was faiking— was clear that meghan was talking about— was clear that meghan was talking about racism. then there nanfns— talking about racism. then there were months of— talking about racism. then there were months of stories about narrw—wsrs- were months of stories about- harry_were lobbying harry and meghan were lobbying for harry and meghan were lobbying far—nis— for the palace to hire a aiwsrsifw— for the palace to hire a diversity tsar. - for the palace to hire a diversity tsar. i mean , come on, diversity tsar. i mean, come on, t hey— diversity tsar. i mean, come on, insw knsw— diversity tsar. i mean, come on, they knew what— diversity tsar. i mean, come on, they knew what they were doing. all they knew what they were doing. an if— they knew what they were doing. an if waaia — they knew what they were doing. all it would have_ they knew what they were doing. all it would have taken was one sfafsnsni— all it would have taken was one statement. that— all it would have taken was one statement. that statement never ,—iaak,- statement. that statement never ,—iaak, i- statement. that statement never ,—iaak, i wani- statement. that statement never ,—iaak, i wanf fai , ever came. but look, i want to raw— , ever came. but look, i want to faik aiaaf— , ever came. but look, i want to talk about the _ , ever came. but look, i want to talk about the nicer— , ever came. but look, i want to talk about the nicer members of the talk about the nicer members of fins faniiw— talk about the nicer members of fins faniiw, if— talk about the nicer members of the family, if we— talk about the nicer members of the family, if we can. camilla csiia— the family, if we can. camilla csiia sarrw. — the family, if we can. camilla celia, sorry. camilla being the asrsan— celia, sorry. camilla being the asrsan i— celia, sorry. camilla being the ass i wani— celia, sorry. camilla being the person i want to— celia, sorry. camilla being the person i want to talk about, iscaass— person i want to talk about, because can you— person i want to talk about, because can you believe i mean, fnis— because can you believe i mean, fnis snaws— because can you believe i mean, fnis snaws naw— because can you believe i mean, this shows how she— because can you believe i mean, this shows how she has very

aiffsrsnf— this shows how she has very different relations , right, with different relations, right, with her different relations, right, with is faniiw— different relations, right, with her family apart— different relations, right, with her family apart apparently her sk—nasiani— her family apart apparently her ex—husband is— her family apart apparently her ex—husband is going to be at the caranafian.— ex—husband is going to be at the coronation. you— ex—husband is going to be at the coronation. you know, camilla a iris— coronation. you know, camilla a iiffis iii— coronation. you know, camilla a little bit, right?— coronation. you know, camilla a little bit, right? does it sarariss— little bit, right? does it surprise you _ little bit, right? does it surprise you ? little bit, right? does it- surprise you ? i'm lucky enough surprise you? i'm lucky enough to have met her a few times. and she i mean, from the very , very she i mean, from the very, very short meetings that i had with her, she seemed kind of delightfully mischievous. and i could see that she she's got this sort of, um, she's she can see the amusement value of, of all sorts um, and, all sorts of things. um, and, and, and, and i thought she was and, and, and i thought she was a great, a great woman . but, but a great, a great woman. but, but i think in this case, i mean, you can you can tell a lot by how people feel, how close people are to their families . people are to their families. and obviously there are certain rifts that are nobody's fault and so on. but it's never a good sign if people don't get on with any of their family at all. and so you've got this absolute sort of converse situation, haven't you, with camilla, where where it's a it's a wonderfully close knit modern family. it's a it's a wonderfully close knit modern family . and she's

knit modern family. and she's incredibly close to her husband . they were together for her former husband. they were together for 21 years. they share two kids together . share two kids together. apparently, they have lunch constantly. and he calls her up to her off if she's done to tell her off if she's done something wrong. and um, and i love the idea that he's going to be there revelling in this moment of happiness for her and for charles. indeed. they've a kang— for charles. indeed. they've come a long way— for charles. indeed. they've come a long way ,- indeed. they've come a long way , haven't they? come a long way, haven't they? insw-ws— come a long way, haven't they? insw-vs cs— come a long way, haven't they? insw-vs a— come a long way, haven't they? they've come a long way over the ascaass.— they've come a long way over the decades. fascinating _ they've come a long way over the decades. fascinating stuff. star iaiiw— decades. fascinating stuff. star aaiiw isisgraan— decades. fascinating stuff. star daily telegraph columnist celia waiasn— daily telegraph columnist celia waiasn .— daily telegraph columnist celia walden . thank— daily telegraph columnist celia walden . thank you so much. celia walden. thank you so much. celia but walden. thank you so much. celia iaf caning— walden. thank you so much. celia nuf caning aa— walden. thank you so much. celia nuf caning up in— walden. thank you so much. celia but coming up in uncanceled , but coming up in uncanceled, sass— but coming up in uncanceled, does dominic— but coming up in uncanceled, does dominic raab's resignation was— does dominic raab's resignation was fnaf— does dominic raab's resignation was in is — does dominic raab's resignation prove that the deep state blob naws— prove that the deep state blob naws naw— prove that the deep state blob have now seized— prove that the deep state blob have now seized control of westminster?— have now seized control of westminster? and should we csisirafs — westminster? and should we. celebrate _condemn celebrate rather than condemn kaai-s— celebrate rather than condemn kaai-sfaagn— celebrate rather than condemn raab's tough, no— celebrate rather than condemn raab's tough, no nonsense aaaraacn— raab's tough, no nonsense aaaraacn fa— raab's tough, no nonsense approach to action? well, someone tough, no nonsense someone lough, ho nonsense kswin— someone tough, no nonsense kelvin mackenzie is going to be iiws— kelvin mackenzie is going to be iiws in— kelvin mackenzie is going to be iiws in ins— kelvin mackenzie is going to be live in the studio— kelvin mackenzie is going to be live in the studio on that very nai— live in the studio on that very soon. but next— live in the studio on that very soon. but next in— live in the studio on that very soon. but next in the media, nasa— soon. but next in the media, buzz, never mind. the nasty party— buzz, never mind. the nasty aariw is— buzz, never mind. the nasty aariw is iaiaan— buzz, never mind. the nasty party is labour, the racist party— party is labour, the racist aariw affsr— party is labour, the racist party after diana's disgusting affacks— party after diana's disgusting affacks an— party after diana's disgusting attacks on jewish people? i'm going— attacks on jewish people? i'm gainglask— attacks on jewish people? i'm gainglask nw— attacks on jewish people? i'm going ask my superstar panel going to ask my superstar panel of going to ask my superstar panel af ksir— going to ask my superstar panel of keir starmer— going to ask my superstar panel of keir starmer really has raafsa— of keir starmer really has rooted anti—semitism from

rooted out anti—semitism from the rooted out anti—semitism from is iaiaar— rooted out anti—semitism from the labour movement. in just a rnarnsnf— the labour movement. in just a rnarnsnf .— the labour movement. in just a rnarnsnf , sfaw— the labour movement. in just a moment , stay tuned to we're moment, stay tuned to we're going— moment, stay tuned to we're gaing fa— moment, stay tuned to we're gaing ra naws— moment, stay tuned to we're going to have the first look at- fanarraw-s—aagss tomorrow's newspaper front pages

.to hii . ia- hi there. it's . ia— hi there. it's aidan . to 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 morning. but despite the chilly start, actually , places start, actually, most places will fine tuesday . we've will be fine on tuesday. we've got pressure moving away as got low pressure moving away as that pushes into the north sea. cold wind arrives from the north and having seen a weather front bnng and having seen a weather front bring outbreaks of rain to southern england and wales dunng southern england and wales during the day, well that tends to clear away during the evening, leading to clear skies and winds as well, which and light winds as well, which means the ingredients are means all the ingredients are there with arctic air in place for a chilly start to tuesday , a for a chilly start to tuesday, a widespread frost. temperatures between 1 or 2 degrees either side of zero and in some sheltered parts of scotland, as low as minus six degrees. 1 or 2 icy patches to watch out for

first thing, but they'll soon clear further wintry showers coming into the north of scotland. so a mixture of sleet, hail snow showers. but any hail and snow showers. but any accumulations restricted accumulations really restricted to and mountains. accumulations really restricted to and mountains . a to the hills and mountains. a few showers around irish few rain showers around irish sea , but otherwise plenty sea coast, but otherwise plenty of weather . sunny of dry and bright weather. sunny spells even if it does spells for many, even if it does cloud over a little into the afternoon it will feel cold afternoon and it will feel cold out there, particularly if you're the wind you're exposed to the wind across and eastern across northern and eastern scotland as east of scotland as well as the east of england. but where we've got lighter winds elsewhere with some feeling too some sunshine not feeling too unpleasant, then clear skies once again on tuesday night will lead to a fairly widespread frost. but towards the southwest, thicker cloud and for cornwall and perhaps devon later on some outbreaks of light rain that'll keep things frost free 7 or 8 celsius towards the south—west whilst across scotland , northern and eastern scotland, northern and eastern england. again a chilly one to wake up to on wednesday morning . the wintry showers by wednesday though confined to the far north—east of scotland and further south we've got thicker cloud and some outbreaks of light pushing through

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on miss me and the daily mail leads an iusinsss— miss me and the daily mail leads on business leaders— miss me and the daily mail leads on business leaders taking rishi sunak— on business leaders taking rishi sunak fa— on business leaders taking rishi sunak fa fask— on business leaders taking rishi sunak to task over— on business leaders taking rishi sunak to task over the hated faurisf— sunak to task over the hated faurisf ax, — sunak to task over the hated tourist tax, accusing him of scaring— tourist tax, accusing him of scaring a— tourist tax, accusing him of scoring a, quote,- tourist tax, accusing him of scoring a, quote, spectacular gaai— scoring a, quote, spectacular gaai far— scoring a, quote, spectacular own goal for introducing the ksw. — own goal for introducing the ksw. ins— own goal for introducing the ksw. ins isww— own goal for introducing the key. the levy. sorry to remove var— key. the levy. sorry to remove vki rsfunas— key. the levy. sorry to remove vat refunds on— key. the levy. sorry to remove vat refunds on foreign visitors. ins— vat refunds on foreign visitors. is aaasr— vat refunds on foreign visitors. is aaasr aisa— vat refunds on foreign visitors. the paper also pays tribute to the the paper also pays tribute to is kais— the paper also pays tribute to is iafs isn— the paper also pays tribute to the late len goodman with a isaning— the late len goodman with a beaming front— the late len goodman with a beaming front page picture. and insw— beaming front page picture. and insw saw— beaming front page picture. and they say farewell— beaming front page picture. and they say farewell to len, the sfricfiw— they say farewell to len, the strictly perfect— they say farewell to len, the strictly perfect tanya. what a grsaf— strictly perfect tanya. what a grsaf nan— strictly perfect tanya. what a grsaf ns— strictly perfect tanya. what a great man. he was. more on the nsaia— great man. he was. more on the nsaia fuzz— great man. he was. more on the nsaia iuzz naw— great man. he was. more on the media buzz now with tonight's suasrsfar— media buzz now with tonight's superstar panel.— media buzz now with tonight's superstar panel. top daily ikarsss— superstar panel. top daily express columnist carole malone , ins— express columnist carole malone , ins iaurnaiisf— express columnist carole malone , the journalist and— express columnist carole malone , the journalist and broadcaster isnianin— , the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and the farms— benjamin butterworth, and the farrnsr wir— benjamin butterworth, and the former mep belinda de lucy. now iians— former mep belinda de lucy. now iians kiiaff— former mep belinda de lucy. now diane abbott has— former mep belinda de lucy. now diane abbott has apologised for aiunging— diane abbott has apologised for aiunging iaiaur— diane abbott has apologised for plunging labour into a new anti—semitism _ plunging labour into a new anti—semitism row over the wssksni— anti—semitism row over the weekend with _ anti—semitism row over the weekend with uneducated comments ciaining— weekend with uneducated comments ciaining isws— weekend with uneducated comments ciaining isws aa— weekend with uneducated comments claiming jews do not— weekend with uneducated comments claiming jews do not experience . ins— claiming jews do not experience racism . the former— claiming jews do not experience racism . the former shadow home racism. the former shadow home sscrsfarw— racism. the former shadow home sscrsfarw saia— racism. the former shadow home secretary said jews— racism. the former shadow home secretary said jews only suffsrsi— secretary said jews only suffered, quote, prejudice akin to suffered, quote, prejudice akin fa rsansaas— suffered, quote, prejudice akin to redheads and— suffered, quote, prejudice akin to redheads and the irish insisfing— to redheads and the irish insisting racism was simply a naffsr— insisting racism was simply a naffsr af— insisting racism was simply a matter of black— insisting racism was simply a matter of black and white. affair— matter of black and white. abbott retweeted, retweeted it affsr— abbott retweeted, retweeted it affsr a— abbott retweeted, retweeted it after a furious— abbott retweeted, retweeted it after a furious backlash, saying in a— after a furious backlash, saying in a statement,— after a furious backlash, saying in a statement, i— after a furious backlash, saying in a statement, i wish to wholly

ana— in a statement, i wish to wholly and unreservedly_ in a statement, i wish to wholly and unreservedly withdraw my rsrnarks— and unreservedly withdraw my remarks disassociate myself remarks and disassociate myself fran— remarks and disassociate myself fran wsn.— remarks and disassociate myself from them. the— remarks and disassociate myself from them. the errors arose in an inifiai— from them. the errors arose in an initial draft— from them. the errors arose in an initial draft being sent to ins— an initial draft being sent to the guardian— an initial draft being sent to the guardian on— an initial draft being sent to the guardian on i wish to aaaiagiss— the guardian on i wish to apologise for— the guardian on i wish to apologise for any anguish caused , aur— apologise for any anguish caused , iuf assaifs— apologise for any anguish caused , but despite that— apologise for any anguish caused , but despite that keir starmer ainasf— , but despite that keir starmer almost immediately removed the win— almost immediately removed the wnia fran — almost immediately removed the whip fran isrsnw— almost immediately removed the whip from jeremy corbyn's old airw— whip from jeremy corbyn's old aiiw. wafcn — whip from jeremy corbyn's old ally. watch what— whip from jeremy corbyn's old ally. watch what she wrote wssrsraaw. — ally. watch what she wrote wssrsraaw. i— ally. watch what she wrote yesterday. t. ”tar ally. watch what she wrote yesterday. t. ”tg rt; “ ally. watch what she wrote- yesterday. i utterly condemn and i said we would tear out anti—semitism by its roots. i meant it. and that's why we acted so swiftly yesterday . in acted so swiftly yesterday. in my view, what she said was has to be condemned. it was is anti—semitic. it's absolutely right that we acted as swiftly as we did . but right that we acted as swiftly as we did. but come on, does any of as we did. but come on, does any af fnis— as we did. but come on, does any af fnis cs— as we did. but come on, does any af fnis as— as we did. but come on, does any of this come as a— 2 2 but come on, does any of this come as a surprise with ins— of this come as a surprise with is nasfw— of this come as a surprise with the nasty labour— of this come as a surprise with the nasty labour party's loathsome— the nasty labour party's loathsome record? it was only fwa— loathsome record? it was only fwa wssks— loathsome record? it was only fwa wssks aga— loathsome record? it was only two weeks ago that starmer aauiisi— two weeks ago that starmer doubled down— two weeks ago that starmer doubled down on vile campaign aasfsrs— doubled down on vile campaign aasrsrs fnaf— doubled down on vile campaign posters that claim _ doubled down on vile campaign posters that claim rishi sunak akin-f— posters that claim rishi sunak iiin-f wani— posters that claim rishi sunak didn't want to— posters that claim rishi sunak didn't want to jail child sex affsnisrs— didn't want to jail child sex offenders. meanwhile, earlier fnis— offenders. meanwhile, earlier fnis nanfn— offenders. meanwhile, earlier this month, mp— offenders. meanwhile, earlier this month, mp rupa haque got the this month, mp rupa haque got is wnia— this month, mp rupa haque got is whip baa,— this month, mp rupa haque got the whip back, even though she causi— the whip back, even though she caiisa ins— the whip back, even though she called the former— the whip back, even though she called the former chancellor

kwasi — called the former chancellor kwasi kwarteng,_ called the former chancellor kwasi kwarteng, superficially iiack— kwasi kwarteng, superficially iiack .— kwasi kwarteng, superficially iiack . kna— kwasi kwarteng, superficially black . and last— kwasi kwarteng, superficially black . and last year, the forde black. and last year, the forde rsaari— black. and last year, the forde rsaan .— black. and last year, the forde report , commissioned by starmer report, commissioned by starmer ninssif,— report, commissioned by starmer himself, found— report, commissioned by starmer himself, found anti—semitism and racism was rife— himself, found anti—semitism and racism was rife in— himself, found anti—semitism and racism was rife in the party unasr— racism was rife in the party under jeremy— racism was rife in the party under jeremy corbyn's leadership. _ under jeremy corbyn's leadership. so benjamin butterworth,— leadership. so benjamin butterworth, how on earth can you— butterworth, how on earth can wau asfsna— butterworth, how on earth can you defend labour when i've just giwsn— you defend labour when i've just giwsn wau— you defend labour when i've just giwsn wau fnrss— you defend labour when i've just given you three examples that it's given you three examples that if-s nar— given you three examples that is naf fusi— given you three examples that it's not just the— given you three examples that it's not just the nasty party, is— it's not just the nasty party, is naw— it's not just the nasty party, is ins— it's not just the nasty party, it's now the racist party? i i— it's now the racist party? i mean, i don't— it's now the racist party? i mean, i don't think keir starmer cauia— mean, i don't think keir starmer cauii naws— mean, i don't think keir starmer could have been— mean, i don't think keir starmer could have been much clearer. it fakss— could have been much clearer. it fakss arsffw— could have been much clearer. it takes pretty extraordinary guts to remove the— takes pretty extraordinary guts to remove the previous leader fran— to remove the previous leader fran icing— to remove the previous leader from being able— to remove the previous leader from being able to be a labour mp from being able to be a labour iii fa— from being able to be a labour iii fa is— from being able to be a labour mp to be able— from being able to be a labour mp to be able to.— from being able to be a labour mp to be able to. he served unisr— mp to be able to. he served unisr nin— mp to be able to. he served under him again.- mp to be able to. he served under him again. when he served unasr— under him again. when he served unasr-ns— under him again. when he served unasr-ns-nin- under him again. when he served under-he-himlbel under him, he wanted him to be wins— under him, he wanted him to be prime minister— under him, he wanted him to be prime minister-he- under him, he wanted him to be prime minister he knew he prime minister and he knew he was— isnianinl prime minister and he knew hei was_. benjamin so was anti—semitic. benjamin so fnraw— was anti—semitic. benjamin sol fnraw—okaw. throw that out the window. okay. wskf. — throw that out the window. okay. next. _removed - throw that out the window. okay. next. _removed him - throw that out the window. okay. next. removed him from next. no, he removed him from fran— next. no, he removed him from fran affics. — next. no, he removed him from from office. and— next. no, he removed him from from office. and the is from office. and the truth is war,— from office. and the truth is fnai af— from office. and the truth is that, of course,— from office. and the truth is that, of course, we wanted him to that, of course, we wanted him falifins— that, of course, we wanted him to.prime minister.- that, of course, we wanted him to prime minister. but most to be prime minister. but most asapis— to be prime minister. but most asapislsfarnsr— to be prime minister. but most people, starmer had his way, people, if starmer had his way, cariwn— people, if starmer had his way, cariwn an— people, if starmer had his way, corbyn an anti—semite, would currsnfiw— currently be prime minister. aa— currently be prime minister. walinink— currently be prime minister. n0,ithink-clutchingl currently be prime minister. i n0,ithink-clutching at no, i think you're clutching at straws he removed him straws because he removed him from able to. but look, from being able to. but look, you the from being able to. but look, wau-ins iasa— from being able to. but look, you-the idea that- from being able to. but look, you-the idea that keiri you know, the idea that keir sfarnsr— you know, the idea that keir starmer—tough. you know, the idea that keir. starmer—tough on starmer hasn't been tough on anti—semitism _ starmer hasn't been tough on anti—semitism is— starmer hasn't been tough on anti—semitism is an insult to jewish—of- anti—semitism is an insult to jewish—of fns| jewish people. many of the jewish—praisedj

jewish groups have praised him for jewish groups have praised him far-farwari— jewish groups have praised him for-forward,-of- for moving forward, and of course,_don'tj course, most people don't rsaiiss— course, most people don't rsaiiss-if- course, most people don't realise if starmer realise this, but if starmer nakss— realise this, but if starmer nakss if— realise this, but if starmer makes it into— realise this, but if starmer makes it into downing street, fnaf— makes it into downing street, in wiri— makes it into downing street, in wiii is— makes it into downing street, that will be the _ makes it into downing street, that will be the first jewish faniiw— that will be the first jewish faniiw-in— that will be the first jewish family in downing street family ever in downing street iscauss— family ever in downing street iscauss-ana- family ever in downing street because and children family ever in downing street bec both and children family ever in downing street bec both practisingid children family ever in downing street bec both practising jews. ldren are both practising jews. mark nas— are both practising jews. mark nas-wnia— are both practising jews. mark has-whip back- are both practising jews. mark has whip back after has got the whip back after asscriiing— has got the whip back after. describing—as describing kwasi kwarteng as suasrficiaiiw— describing kwasi kwarteng as superficially black starmer faaaw— superficially black starmer faaaw akin-f— superficially black starmer today didn't say that abbott wauia— today didn't say that abbott wauia is— today didn't say that abbott would be banned from the party asrnansnfiw. — would be banned from the party permanently. and— would be banned from the party permanently. and then you've got folk permanently. and then you've got faik iiks— permanently. and then you've got folk like robert— permanently. and then you've got folk like robert peston of itv wsws— folk like robert peston of itv wsws wna— folk like robert peston of itv news who loves— folk like robert peston of itv news who loves bringing down any rignf— news who loves bringing down any rignf wing— news who loves bringing down any right wing politician saying, oh,— right wing politician saying, on, ws— right wing politician saying, oh, we should— right wing politician saying, oh, we should forgive diane oh, we should just forgive diane kiiaff— oh, we should just forgive diane kiiaff ana— oh, we should just forgive diane abbott and move— oh, we should just forgive diane abbott and move on. ah, there is insis— abbott and move on. ah, there is fnsrslaauiis— abbott and move on. ah, there is there double standard at play there a double standard at play nsrsf— there a double standard at play nsrsf-iians— there a double standard at play here? diane abbott is here? because diane abbott is iiackf— here? because diane abbott is iiackf-af- here? because diane abbott is black?-of all,- black? well, first of all, i fnink— black? well, first of all, i think robert— black? well, first of all, i think robert peston was was wrang— think robert peston was was wranglfrw— think robert peston was was wrongitw-speak- think robert peston was was wrong try speak on behalf wrong to try and speak on behalf of wrong to try and speak on behalf afiiswisn— wrong to try and speak on behalf afiiswisn asaais— wrong to try and speak on behalf of.jewish people as- wrong to try and speak on behalf of jewish people as though of all jewish people as though insw— of all jewish people as though they shouldn't— of all jewish people as though they shouldn't offended by they shouldn't be offended by they shouldn't be offended by. ins—know. the comments. but, you know, there conservative there was a conservative councillor of councillor only a couple of weeks ago who said that you should have black should be able to have black slaves. no, it's not what about it's slaves. no, it's not what about is aiauf— slaves. no, it's not what about is aiauf iris— no, it's not what about it's about it's another example of it's about it's another example af ins— it's about it's another example af ins-fna— it's about it's another example of the that racism, racism of the fact that racism, racism skisfs— of the fact that racism, racism exists . different— exists in different parts. wau-rs— exists in different parts. you're-raise. exists in different parts. - you're-raiselrandom you're trying to raise a random faw— you're trying to raise a random tory councillor. _ you're trying to raise a random tory councillor. i've never tory councillor. no, i've never nsara— tory councillor. no, i've never nsaralfnis— tory councillor. no, i've never heard-this bloke.- tory councillor. no, i've never heard-this bloke. i- tory councillor. no, i've never heard this bloke. i don't heard of this bloke. i don't knaw— heard of this bloke. i don't knaw wna— heard of this bloke. i don't know who you're talking about, but know who you're talking about, fur—wars- know who you're talking about,i

but—we're talking but carole malone. we're talking aiauf— about the shadow suella braverman _ about the shadow suella braverman does braverman and she does some arsffw— braverman and she does some gnaw-fnings.— braverman and she does some pretty things. know, pretty racist things. you know, her pretty racist things. you know, nsr-aiiiss— pretty racist things. you know, her-allies say— pretty racist things. you know, her- allies say we - pretty racist things. you know, her allies say we should her idiot allies say we should accsaf— her idiot allies say we should accsaf nsr— her idiot allies say we should accept her apology because she nsrssif— accept her apology because she nsrssif nas— accept her apology because she herself has been— accept her apology because she herself has been a— accept her apology because she herself has been a victim of racisf— herself has been a victim of racist abuse. _ herself has been a victim of racist abuse. that- herself has been a victim of racist abuse. t racist abuse. that because of that very reason is why this cannot be swept under the carpet because she knows what racist abuse does to people, but she doesn't believe if you're white, you can suffer racism. well, she doesn't you can suffer racism. well, she aassn-f knaw— you can suffer racism. well, she doesn't know the _ tp“ ”pit well, she doesn't know the holocaust was the doesn't know the holocaust was is nasf— doesn't know the holocaust was the most deranged racist crime againsf— the most deranged racist crime against humanity. ' 2 gm j against humanity. and yet diane abbott tried to say that all that happens to the jews was prejudice . you know, what does prejudice. you know, what does she think happened in the holocaust? and you're right, she seems to think racism is just can only be only happen to black people. she doesn't appear. so there's narrative there's this narrative developing people like developing thanks to people like her, that only that all the whites are privileged and all the black people are oppressed. and on that basis the jews are white and so they are suffering. they are not suffering racism. so it is outrageous. she is a bigot . she she so it is outrageous. she is a bigot. she she is so it is outrageous. she is a bigot . she she is what so it is outrageous. she is a bigot. she she is what a bigot

looks like. she has pulled the race card many times during her career. and yes, she's been attacked, but , you know, career. and yes, she's been attacked, but, you know, do career. and yes, she's been attacked, but , you know, do you attacked, but, you know, do you remember what whoopi goldberg said a couple of years ago? she said a couple of years ago? she said she was asked about the holocaust and she said this. this wasn't about it this wasn't about race. it was just groups white. and just two groups of white. and she was forgiven. she- she was forgiven. she was fargiwsn. — she was forgiven. she was forgiven. actually, think forgiven. and actually, i think wnaf— forgiven. and actually, i think wnaf-af— forgiven. and actually, i think what-of black- forgiven. and actually, i think what of black indeed. and what a lot of black indeed. and i what a lot of black indeed. and i fnink— what a lot of black indeed. and ifnink fnaf-s— what a lot of black indeed. and i think that's really and think fnink.— i think that's really and think fnink. ksan— i think that's really and think think. yeah that's a really fascinating— fascinating point. i think iscauss— fascinating point. i think because-we're- fascinating point. i think because we're seeing, because what we're seeing, isiinaa— because what we're seeing, belinda deluise, in my opinion, is, americanisation of is, is the americanisation of our race grievance industry. and fnass— our race grievance industry. and fnass faik— our race grievance industry. and those folk believe— our race grievance industry. and those folk believe it is impossible— those folk believe it is impossible for white people to suffsr— impossible for white people to suffer racism. _ impossible for white people to suffer racism. diane abbott is iaaking— suffer racism. diane abbott is iaaking af— suffer racism. diane abbott is looking at the— suffer racism. diane abbott is looking at the world through the prism — looking at the world through the prism af— looking at the world through the prism af csargs— looking at the world through the prism of george floyd and black iiwss— prism of george floyd and black iiwss iiaffsr— prism of george floyd and black iiwss iiaffsr .— prism of george floyd and black lives matter , and— prism of george floyd and black lives matter , and she's wrong. lives matter, and she's wrong. knu— lives matter, and she's wrong. and iafs— lives matter, and she's wrong. and isi-s iasf— lives matter, and she's wrong. and let's just remember- lives matter, and she's wrong. and let's just remember the whole blm critical race theory movement keir starmer knelt to the blm movement. he what was wrong with that? because the blm movement is a political movement that's divides people based on the colour of their skin . and it

the colour of their skin. and it was also it is revenge . was also it is revenge. pathetic. don't you agree was also it is revenge. - pathetic. don't you agree with ianinic— pathetic. don't you agree with dominic raab,— pathetic. don't you agree with dominic raab, who says you kneel for dominic raab, who says you kneel far fwa— dominic raab, who says you kneel far fwa asaais— dominic raab, who says you kneel for two people, your— dominic raab, who says you kneel for two people, your wife , when for two people, your wife, when was— for two people, your wife, when waurs araaasing— for two people, your wife, when you're proposing and the queen? and i— you're proposing and the queen? and i acfuaiiw— you're proposing and the queen? and i actually think that taking the and i actually think that taking is knss— and i actually think that taking the knee starmer— and i actually think that taking the knee starmer and rayner aafnsficaiiw— the knee starmer and rayner pathetically taking the knee fnaf-s— pathetically taking the knee was gaing— pathetically taking the knee that's going to— pathetically taking the knee that's going to be the king of iasnfifw— that's going to be the king of identity politics— that's going to be the king of identity politics and i'm glad sis— identity politics and i'm glad sns wrafs— identity politics and i'm glad she wrote this— identity politics and i'm glad she wrote this article because iians— she wrote this article because iians nas— she wrote this article because diane has exposed this running fnrsaa— diane has exposed this running fnrsaa-fns— diane has exposed this running thread-the left- diane has exposed this running thread the left that thread within the left that isiiffiss— thread within the left that belittles the _ thread within the left that belittles the holocaust, isiiffiss— belittles the holocaust, belittles what happened to the wsws. — belittles what happened to the isws. wau — belittles what happened to the isws. wau sss— belittles what happened to the jews. you see gary- belittles what happened to the jews. 4m. i; jews. you see gary lineker, david lammy, they have the david lammy, they all have the same argument. you want to come knack.— same argument. you want to come back. nur— same argument. you want to come back. iuf wnaf— same argument. you want to come back. but what diane— p”g. you want to come back. but what diane abbott did wasw—rang kna- back. but what diane abbott did was—wrong. and no. back. but what diane abbott did. was—wrong. and no one was completely wrong. and no one aisaufss— disputes that. but how quickly you—criticising- disputes that. but how quickly you criticising her you went from criticising her racisf— you went from criticising her racist comment— you went from criticising her racist comment to criticising iiack—ana- racist comment to criticisingi black—and black black lives matter and black iiwss— black lives matter and black iiwss iiack— black lives matter and black lives, black people standing up for-existence.- lives, black people standing up for-existence. let's. for their own existence. let's go for their own existence. let's 90—hvpocrisv- for their own existence. let's 90—hvpocrisv isi go back to the hypocrisy is aaiaaiis— go back to the hypocrisy is aaiaaiis. rin— go back to the hypocrisy is palpable. i'm criticising the iiack— palpable. i'm criticising the black lives— palpable. i'm criticising the black lives matter organisation, wnicn— black lives matter organisation, wnicn if— black lives matter organisation, wnicn if wau— black lives matter organisation, which if you investigated them like which if you investigated them iiks ws— which if you investigated them iiks ws aki— which if you investigated them like we all did— which if you investigated them like we all did ,_ which if you investigated them like we all did , the mainstream like we all did, the mainstream nsaia— like we all did, the mainstream nsaia akin-f.— like we all did, the mainstream media didn't. probably media didn't. she probably akin-f.— media didn't. she probably didn't-want- media didn't. she probably didn't. -want to- media didn't. she probably didn't. want to overthrow didn't. they want to overthrow caniiaiisn— didn't. they want to overthrow capitalism-want- capitalism. they want to aisnanfis — capitalism. they want to dismantle family. capitalism. they want to dismantle family . and by the dismantle the family. and by the way,— dismantle the family. and by the waw-ars— dismantle the family. and by the way,-are spending- dismantle the family. and by the way, are spending all of way, they are spending all of waur— way, they are spending all of waur-wau— way, they are spending all of waur-wau nugs- way, they are spending all of your you mugs that your money. you mugs that funiraissr— your money. you mugs that fundraiser are— your money. you mugs that fundraiser are spending it all

on fundraiser are spending it allj on mansions,_in fundraiser are spending it all- on mansions,_in los on mansions, on mansions in los angsiss— on mansions, on mansions in los angsiss .— on mansions, on mansions in los angsiss . sa— on mansions, on mansions in los kngsiss . sa wsii— on mansions, on mansions in los angeles . so well done. the black angeles. so well done. the black irifisn— angeles. so well done. the black nrifisn asaais— angeles. so well done. the black british people that— angeles. so well done. the black british people that went on blm nnarcsns— british people that went on blm rnarcsns ana— british people that went on blm marches and were— british people that went on blm marches and were spurred on by war— marches and were spurred on by that movement— marches and were spurred on by that movement were doing so iscauss— that movement were doing so iscauss af— that movement were doing so because of the— that movement were doing so because of the racism in this caunfrw— because of the racism in this caunfrw. kna— because of the racism in this country. and while diana while diana— country. and while diana while iiana wniis— country. and while diana while diana while diane abbott was wrang—snsl diana while diane abbott was. wrang—sns nas wrong in her comments, she has issn— wrong in her comments, she has issnlskfra— wrong in her comments, she has been-extra ordinary- been an extra ordinary parliamentarian has been an extra ordinary- parliamentarian-has raised parliamentarian that has raised the-anti—black- parliamentarian that has raised the anti—black racism. the issue of anti—black racism. so the issue of anti—black racism. sa—ans- the issue of anti—black racism.i so_one defending so you're another one defending her so you're another one defending nsr-wars. — so you're another one defending nsr-wars. -na- so you're another one defendingi her-word. _no idea her final word. she has no idea what racism she had the brass neck compare . i think she neck to compare. i think she knaws— neck to compare. i think she knows better— neck to compare. i think she knows better than _ t t.rt:rt“ i think she knows better than you. patti“ knows better than you. listen, sis— knows better than you. listen, sis sis— knows better than you. listen, sis sis sis— knows better than you. listen, she she she has— knows better than you. listen, she she she has the neck she she she has the brass neck to compare. mickey's taking over people have ginger hair to people who have ginger hair to actual that actual racism. it's stupid. that was a terrible comparison. now , was a terrible comparison. now, look, on a lighter note,- pattr“ now, look, on a lighter note, there a isgian— look, on a lighter note, there was a legion of— look, on a lighter note, there was a legion of makeshift body ianguags— was a legion of makeshift body ianguags skasns— was a legion of makeshift body language experts earlier today, as _schofield _ language experts earlier today, as-schofield and- language experts earlier today, as schofield and holly as phillip schofield and holly wiiiaugniw— as phillip schofield and holly wiiiaugniw-fa- as phillip schofield and holly willoughby to present as phillip schofield and holly willmorning. to present as phillip schofield and holly willmorning. toafterant this morning. together after wssks— this morning. together after wssks-.— this morning. together after wssks-. ins- this morning. together after weeks-, the pair- this morning. together after weeks , the pair finally weeks apart, the pair finally rsunifsa— weeks apart, the pair finally rsunifsi an— weeks apart, the pair finally reunited on screen for the first fins— reunited on screen for the first fins affsr— reunited on screen for the first time after philip's brother, iinafnw— time after philip's brother, timothy schofield, was found guiifw— timothy schofield, was found guiifw-a. — timothy schofield, was found guiifw-a. kna- timothy schofield, was found guilty a. and yesterday guilty of being a. and yesterday the guilty of being a. and yesterday is wai— guilty of being a. and yesterday is war an— guilty of being a. and yesterday the mail on sunday newspaper rswsaisa— the mail on sunday newspaper revealed that— the mail on sunday newspaper revealed that behind the scenes at revealed that behind the scenes af nw— revealed that behind the scenes af .n, a— revealed that behind the scenes at itv, a bachelor's raging over the at itv, a bachelor's raging over is nsaws— at itv, a bachelor's raging over the show's future— at itv, a bachelor's raging over the show's future amid a growing consensus that— the show's future amid a growing consensus that it's—

the show's future amid a growing consensus that it's time for scnafs— consensus that it's time for scnafs fa— consensus that it's time for schofe to take— consensus that it's time for schofe to take a- consensus that it's time for schofe to take a step back with kiisan— schofe to take a step back with alison hammond— schofe to take a step back with alison hammond in line to rsaiacs— alison hammond in line to rsaiacs nin— alison hammond in line to replace him. so— alison hammond in line to replace him. so with the pair anis— replace him. so with the pair aiis fa— replace him. so with the pair able to conceal— replace him. so with the pair able to conceal the reported fsnsians— able to conceal the reported tensions off— able to conceal the reported tensions off screen, you be the judge— tensions off screen, you be the iuags .— tensions off screen, you be the iuags . iiks. — tensions off screen, you be the judge . erg. hello— tensions off screen, you be the judge . erg. hello and welcome to judge. erg. hello and welcome to waur— judge. erg. hello and welcome to waur iianiaw-s— judge. erg. hello and welcome to your monday's this— judge. erg. hello and welcome to your monday's this morning. t your monday's this morning. it is nice— your monday's this morning. it is ia— your monday's this morning. it is is is— your monday's this morning. it is nice to be back.— your monday's this morning. it is nice to be back. good- your monday's this morning. t is nice to be back. good to see you. good to see you. are you okay? yeah, i'm much better. wnsn— okay? yeah, i'm much better. wnsn i— okay? yeah, i'm much better. wnsn i nai— okay? yeah, i'm much better. wnsn i naa a— okay? yeah, i'm much better. when i had a sort— �* yeah, i'm much better. when i had a sort of wobbly week and a— when i had a sort of wobbly week and a naif— when i had a sort of wobbly week and a naif ani— when i had a sort of wobbly week and a half and if— when i had a sort of wobbly week and a half and if anybody's had sningiss— and a half and if anybody's had sningiss .— and a half and if anybody's had sningiss . ifs— and a half and if anybody's had shingles , it's really not the shingles, it's really not the nicssf— shingles, it's really not the nicest thing.— shingles, it's really not the nicest thing. but but, yes, i'm nacn— nicest thing. but but, yes, i'm nucn isffsr— nicest thing. but but, yes, i'm much better mended. but a lot of war— much better mended. but a lot of in waks— much better mended. but a lot of that work's done— much better mended. but a lot of that work's done on— much better mended. but a lot of that work's done on computers as wsii— that work's done on computers as war, sa— that work's done on computers now as well, so it's— that work's done on computers now as well, so it's like insw-rs— now as well, so it's like they're turning into sort of us sari— they're turning into sort of us sari-wau— they're turning into sort of us sanlwau knaw— they're turning into sort of us sort you know, being in an sort of, you know, being in an affics— sort of, you know, being in an office-looking— sort of, you know, being in an office-looking at- sort of, you know, being in an office looking at a screen. office and looking at a screen. rignf.— office and looking at a screen. reigns-sss— office and looking at a screen. kignf.-sss. i— office and looking at a screen. right.-see. i like- office and looking at a screen. right.-see. i like a- office and looking at a screen. right. see. i like a bit right. oh, i see. i like a bit of right. oh, i see. i like a bit af ark.— right. oh, i see. i like a bit af ark. i— right. oh, i see. i like a bit af ark. i-aa.- right. oh, i see. i like a bit of diy. i-do. i- right. oh, i see. i like a bit of diy. i-do. i do- right. oh, i see. i like a bit of diy. i do. i do you in of diy. i really do. i do you in my— of diy. i really do. i do you in nw sa— of diy. i really do. i do you in nw .— of diy. i really do. i do you in nw . insis— of diy. i really do. i do you in my ear. there are— of diy. i really do. i do you in my ear. there are many ways you cauia— my ear. there are many ways you cauii rsaa— my ear. there are many ways you could read that— my ear. there are many ways you could read that interaction, but asrnaas— could read that interaction, but asrnaas nasf— could read that interaction, but perhaps most spot on was the wsw— perhaps most spot on was the wsrw iss— perhaps most spot on was the very wise viewer— perhaps most spot on was the very wise viewer who concluded naiiw— very wise viewer who concluded naiiw is— very wise viewer who concluded holly is leading— very wise viewer who concluded holly is leading so— very wise viewer who concluded holly is leading so far away fran— holly is leading so far away fran fssi— holly is leading so far away from feel just— holly is leading so far away from feel just there. she's aracicaiiw— from feel just there. she's practically on _ from feel just there. she's practically on the loose. women panel. it's practically on the loose. women panel . it's so good . belinda de panel. it's so good. belinda de lucy benjamin butterworth.

caroline, don't you dare lean away from me. benjamin come on. come on. stand by. because coming up on great britain union jackass following the sad deaths of len goodman and barry humphries, we pay tribute to two of britain's best entertainers who said it like it is without any fear of the cancel culture mob . megxit uncancelled. as the mob. megxit uncancelled. as the civil service get their way by deposing dominic raab have the woke blob assumed control of the tory government? fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie , who legend kelvin mackenzie, who himself, let's say , suffers no himself, let's say, suffers no fools, says this could have grave consequences for workplaces across the country. find out why in just two minutes time .

it's time now for uncanceled . it's time now for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media

and the resignation of deputy pm dominic raab rocked westminster on friday after a report into allegations of bullying thing saw him ousted from the cabinet after successive pms. boris johnson and liz truss were both booted out by the westminster blob. raab has now become their latest victim with supposed political ally minister political ally prime minister rishi sunak, showing his true, cowardly colours by hanging his deputy out to dry. speaking to gb news immediately after his resignation on friday, raab gave the following warning the phone is lit up by ministers now very concerned that they could be accused of these things for behaviour that in most walks of life would be regarded as important managerial scrutiny . important managerial scrutiny. considering these complaints included accusations as flimsy as pointing his finger at junior employees and interrupting colleagues sentences. perhaps to ensure the important managerial scrutiny we'd expect from our country's political leaders. it's no wonder other government ministers are now fearing they could be next because if there's one lesson learned from raab's resignation, both for the cabinet and the country, it's

that the woke blob of civil servants are now able to wield a frightening amount of power and bnng frightening amount of power and bring down any government minister. they happen to disagree with. well, i'm delighted to welcome back to the studio fleet street kingpin, the former editor of the kelvin former editor of the sun. kelvin mackenzie. so kelvin , look, mackenzie. so kelvin, look, there's so many aspects to this story. can we start with the character side of it ? wasn't it character side of it? wasn't it important here for rishi sunak not just to stand by his closest ally, you know, the bloke who was by his side when he was being thrashed last summer by liz truss, but also to say to the civil servant, i'm not civil servants, i'm not a pushover . servants, i'm not a pushover. yes. now that to my mind it was guifs— yes. now that to my mind it was guifs wrang— yes. now that to my mind it was guifs wrang fnaf— yes. now that to my mind it was quite wrong that he allowed he iasicaiiw— quite wrong that he allowed he basically said— quite wrong that he allowed he basically said to— quite wrong that he allowed he basically said to raab, i'm sarrw— basically said to raab, i'm sorryr i— basically said to raab, i'm sorryr i can-f— basically said to raab, i'm sorry, i can't do- basically said to raab, i'm sorry, i can't do anything for wau. — sorry, i can't do anything for wau. kaurs— sorry, i can't do anything for you. you're going- sorry, i can't do anything for you. you're going to- sorry, i can't do anything for you. 4m. grttr “g sorry, i can't do anything for you. 4m. grtr “g you. you're going to have to resign. by the way, i may bring you— resign. by the way, i may bring wau iack— resign. by the way, i may bring wau iack af— resign. by the way, i may bring you back at some— ”rtipr g“ by the way, i may bring you back at some juncture. i usuri— you back at some juncture. i uauii inan— you back at some juncture. i doubt that. but— you back at some juncture. i doubt that. but because otherwise, why would he have let him go? it was. it was a massive

mistake . and i think it's mistake. and i think it's a mistake. and i think it's a mistake among the core supporters of the tory party . supporters of the tory party. they don't want to see dominic raab pushed out by by civil servants. so a civil servant feels upset. so what? we all get upset there is no way that rishi should not have said said, i am going to stand by you. i don't believe that boris would have thrown him to the wolves and i don't believe truss would have. bods don't believe truss would have. boris stood by priti patel and war— boris stood by priti patel and in ssnf— boris stood by priti patel and in ssnf a— boris stood by priti patel and that sent a powerful message to the that sent a powerful message to is frai— that sent a powerful message to the blob because— that sent a powerful message to the blob because isn't the issue, kelvin,— the blob because isn't the issue, kelvin, that we know what the issue, kelvin, that we know what is iiai — issue, kelvin, that we know what is iiai is— issue, kelvin, that we know what the blob is about?— issue, kelvin, that we know what the blob is about? the british assa— the blob is about? the british assa sran.— the blob is about? the british assa srafs. as— the blob is about? the british deep state, as i've been calling fnsn — deep state, as i've been calling fnsn -fnsw— deep state, as i've been calling them _they hate- deep state, as i've been calling them they hate brexit. them tonight, they hate brexit. they— them tonight, they hate brexit. insw-fa— them tonight, they hate brexit. insw-fa rag,— them tonight, they hate brexit. they-to fail, they- them tonight, they hate brexit. they to fail, they want they want it to fail, they want to undermine _ they want it to fail, they want to undermine it— they want it to fail, they want to undermine it at— they want it to fail, they want to undermine it at every point. they— to undermine it at every point. insw iafs— to undermine it at every point. insw nafs ins— to undermine it at every point. they hate the right. they hate the they hate the right. they hate is rignf— they hate the right. they hate the right absolutely . but also, the right absolutely. but also, wnaf— the right absolutely. but also, wnaf was— the right absolutely. but also, what was raab— the right absolutely. but also, what was raab about to do? he aiauf— what was raab about to do? he aiauf fa— what was raab about to do? he was about to go— what was raab about to do? he was about to go to— what was raab about to do? he was about to go to battle with the was about to go to battle with is icnk— was about to go to battle with is we fa— was about to go to battle with the echr to help— was about to go to battle with the echr to help suella stop. sran— the echr to help suella stop. sran ins— the echr to help suella stop. stop the boats. _ the echr to help suella stop. stop the boats. that's significant.- stop the boats. that's significant. that's one of the insw— significant. that's one of the reasons they hated him. yeah, i-n — reasons they hated him. yeah,

i-n inn— reasons they hated him. yeah, i'm sure. i'm sure- reasons they hated him. yeah, i'm sure. i'm sure he's not a comfortable character. i'm sure there are aspects to him that don't make him very attractive at a dinner party. he's not there for that. he is there to push through an agenda , a push through an agenda, a conservative agenda, and that's what civil servants don't like. after all, i didn't hear anything about this, about gordon brown when he was prime minister. he was chucking mobile phones. i had a labour cabinet minister, a woman complained to me about his bullying and that was then. so things are moving on at a phenomenal pace now. gordon brown would have under the same basis that raab was pushed out, would have been fired as prime minister. it is ridiculous. he was a lot nana nastier than raab ever was . raab nastier than raab ever was. raab didn't swear. he didn't shout, but he still lost his job. rishi, i do . i don't. i don't rishi, i do. i don't. i don't know whether you're any good or not. i have my doubts , actually, not. i have my doubts, actually, funnily enough. and you were suaaaning— funnily enough. and you were suaaaning nin— funnily enough. and you were supporting him for— funnily enough. and you were supporting him for a- ““ tg rt; g and you were supporting him for a long time. i supporting him for a long time. i wa— supporting him for a long time. i a— supporting him for a long time. i was a supporter.— supporting him for a long time. i was a supporter. i— supporting him for a long time. i was a supporter. i really- i was a supporter. i really could not understand this. he wasn't to expend public wasn't prepared to expend public fiscal capital saving him. he

probably said to himself, i've got more important things to worry actually , i, deputy worry about. actually, i, deputy wins— worry about. actually, i, deputy wins-ana— worry about. actually, i, deputy prime-and how- worry about. actually, i, deputy prime-and how did- worry about. actually, i, deputy prime-and how did he. prime minister and how did he rsaiacs— prime minister and how did he rsaiacs ninf — prime minister and how did he replace him? he— prime minister and how did he replace him? rt; t: “ replace him? he replaced him with some dummkopf of a pr guy. honestly, i really beginning to have a question mark about rishi. i want him to do something which says to conservatives , we support you. conservatives, we support you. well, you know what's going to naaasn— well, you know what's going to naaasn fa— well, you know what's going to naaasn ra-saan. — well, you know what's going to happen to soon. you're going happen to you soon. you're going to happen to you soon. you're going fa—fns— happen to you soon. you're going fa—fns ci— happen to you soon. you're going to-the gb views- to be joining the gb views movement, which one? bring back saris— movement, which one? bring back iaris .— movement, which one? bring back iaris . inaf-s— movement, which one? bring back boris . that's where— movement, which one? bring back boris . that's where you're going boris. that's where you're going to boris. that's where you're going falaf— boris. that's where you're going falaf saan— boris. that's where you're going to.at soon, mark— boris. that's where you're going to at soon, mark my words. to be at soon, mark my words. iscauss— to be at soon, mark my words. because boris— to be at soon, mark my words. because boris is— to be at soon, mark my words. because boris is what we need rignf— because boris is what we need rignf naw— because boris is what we need rignf .— because boris is what we need right now . look,— because boris is what we need right now . look, can we talk right now. look, can we talk a bit right now. look, can we talk a iii aiauf— right now. look, can we talk a bit about the _ right now. look, can we talk a bit about the snowflake culture, inaugnf— bit about the snowflake culture, though? because _ bit about the snowflake culture, though? because you were araiaiiw— though? because you were araiaiiw ins— though? because you were probably the most notorious fissi— probably the most notorious fleet street— probably the most notorious fleet street editor. thank you. wau— fleet street editor. thank you. wau — fleet street editor. thank you. you were notorious for your raiusf— you were notorious for your robust management style . yet now robust management style. yet now in gawsrnrnsnf— robust management style. yet now in government, when actually sursiw— in government, when actually sursiw ws— in government, when actually surely we should— in government, when actually surely we should have the faugnssf— surely we should have the toughest treatment of civil ssrwanfs— toughest treatment of civil servants because they have a faugn— servants because they have a raugn iai. — servants because they have a tough job. they've got to save ins— tough job. they've got to save ins caunfrw— tough job. they've got to save the country from _ tough job. they've got to save the country from lots of threats acfuaiiw— the country from lots of threats acfuaiiw icing— the country from lots of threats actually being so— the country from lots of threats actually being so snowflakey acfing— actually being so snowflakey acfing iiks— actually being so snowflakey acting like such— actually being so snowflakey acting like such woke wastrels

fnaf— acting like such woke wastrels fnaf insw-rs— acting like such woke wastrels that they're complaining even if insw— that they're complaining even if insw ars— that they're complaining even if they are stared— that they're complaining even if they are stared at— that they're complaining even if they are stared at the wrong waw— they are stared at the wrong waw. wsw— they are stared at the wrong way. well, that— they are stared at the wrong way. well, that is true. but one ining— way. well, that is true. but one ining nas— way. well, that is true. but one thing has changed in my time is that being an employee is actually a very powerful position . and being an employer position. and being an employer is quite a weak position . you is quite a weak position. you have to sell your company arnie to that person, whereas it used to that person, whereas it used to be that person used to have to be that person used to have to sell to you. so that's where the real problem has arisen . we the real problem has arisen. we haven't got enough people. we're not enough children. i'm afraid . actually. now this is even worse that one day we may be very grateful for those people coming on boats and landing at dover because there is work to be done. so that is the reason why the power shift, our birthrates go up. but look, i want birthrates go up. but look, i wanf fa— birthrates go up. but look, i want to actually— birthrates go up. but look, i want to actually talk- grtr t. but look, i want to actually talk about that iscauss— want to actually talk about that iscauss waurs — want to actually talk about that because you're very angry, asnf— because you're very angry, arsn-f your— because you're very angry, aren't you, that- because you're very angry, aren't you, that there's going to aren't you, that there's going fa-aiiufian- aren't you, that there's going to-dilutionlthe. to be some dilution of the iiisgai— to be some dilution of the illegal migration bill, which iaaks— illegal migration bill, which iaaks iiks— illegal migration bill, which looks like means we as taxpayers wiri— looks like means we as taxpayers wiii naw— looks like means we as taxpayers wiii is— looks like means we as taxpayers will now be funding the appeals of will now be funding the appeals af aswiun — will now be funding the appeals of asylum seekers.— will now be funding the appeals of asylum seekers. yeah. snacking— of asylum seekers. yeah. shocking in— of asylum seekers. yeah. shocking in other words, illegal

nigranfs— shocking in other words, illegal nigranfs ars— shocking in other words, illegal migrants are going to get money fran— migrants are going to get money fran — migrants are going to get money fran insw— migrants are going to get money from us. they will— migrants are going to get money from us. they will be- migrants are going to get money from us. “rtig tt migrants are going to get money from us. tt from us. they will be able to use legal aid, our money. right. just just put the words our money instead of legal aid to actually stop themselves being deported. and the reason for this was that braverman threw this was that braverman threw this bone to a load of liberals on the left wing of the tory party i want them all named . i party i want them all named. i want them all named. i guarantee to you that when local constituents, local voters find out who they are, they will vote them out at the next election and they should vote them out. this is a very, very serious betrayal . our country is very betrayal. our country is very worried about a 150,000, 20,000, 50. however many coming, coming, coming to our shores. and yet now we're saying, oh, welcome here. oh, by the way, here's £50. here's £5,000 higher. as many lawyers as you like. can you imagine the lawyers ? you imagine the lawyers? honestly, the cost will be phenomenal. even worse than that, there'll be delay. delay delay. it'll make its way up to

the supreme court. these people will be here for years before they may even be thrown out. it's a shocking mistake. i can't understand it. why doesn't rishi do something tough? just simply say , we're not going to do that? say, we're not going to do that? vote down the bill. vote down my bill. vote down my bill. and then we can go to the country and say, we tried to stop this labour and a load of left wing tories decided to stop it . it's tories decided to stop it. it's a shocking, shocking decision. couldn't agree more. very well put. _mackenzie,- couldn't agree more. very well put. _mackenzie, thank. put. kelvin mackenzie, thank you so put. kelvin mackenzie, thank you sa nacn— put. kelvin mackenzie, thank you sa nacn-wau— put. kelvin mackenzie, thank you so much.-you later- put. kelvin mackenzie, thank you so much. you later in so much. i'll see you later in ins— so much. i'll see you later in ins-nur— so much. i'll see you later in ins-fur iiis— so much. i'll see you later in the-but it's time- so much. i'll see you later in the but it's time now to the week. but it's time now to casi— the week. but it's time now to reveal tonight's— the week. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest irifain— reveal tonight's greatest britain and— reveal tonight's greatest britain and union jackass . britain and union jackass. canais— britain and union jackass. carole malone.— britain and union jackass. carole malone. who's your nominee for— carole malone. who's your nominee for tonight's gb? yeah fairw— nominee for tonight's gb? yeah mine's barry humphries is an nanararw— mine's barry humphries is an nanararw nrif. — mine's barry humphries is an honorary brit. he- mine's barry humphries is an honorary brit. rt; t tirr2 “ honorary brit. he lived in london for decades and he died on saturday, aged 89 after complications with hip surgery. you know, people fling the words around comic genius all too easily. barry humphries really was a comic genius. easily. barry humphries really was a comic genius . and every was a comic genius. and every time all of us say, dame edna,

we smile and we always will. it's so true . benjamin it's so true. benjamin butterworth,- it's so true. benjamin butterworth, your nominee, well . nis— butterworth, your nominee, well . is— butterworth, your nominee, well , mine is another— butterworth, your nominee, well , mine is another great entertainer— , mine is another great entertainer .- , mine is another great entertainer . it's len goodman, entertainer. it's len goodman, wna— entertainer. it's len goodman, wna ws— entertainer. it's len goodman, wna ws ari— entertainer. it's len goodman, who we all received the sad news on who we all received the sad news an ins— who we all received the sad news an is nsws— who we all received the sad news on the news this— who we all received the sad news on the news this morning that he sisa— on the news this morning that he aisi aniw— on the news this morning that he aisi aniw is.— on the news this morning that he died only 78, which _ on the news this morning that he died only 78, which isn't a grsaf— died only 78, which isn't a grsaf ags— died only 78, which isn't a grsaf ags. aur— died only 78, which isn't a great age, but he was a great snfsnainsr— great age, but he was a great entertainer and— great age, but he was a great entertainer and i— great age, but he was a great entertainer and i think like tomorrow's daily mail, it's a isn— tomorrow's daily mail, it's a rsn far— tomorrow's daily mail, it's a rsn far isn— tomorrow's daily mail, it's a ten for len. couldn't agree more . un— ten for len. couldn't agree more . un isiinaa— ten for len. couldn't agree more . uh, belinda de— ten for len. couldn't agree more . uh, belinda de lucy, your kiw— . uh, belinda de lucy, your nominee. trig d . uh, belinda de lucy, your nominee. d . uh, belinda de lucy, your- nominee. my greatest brit is sir rod stewart for coming out very recently, saying he's going to pay recently, saying he's going to pay for more mri scans for his local community. not a great look for the nhs, but a great look for the nhs, but a great look for the nhs, but a great look for a precious national treasure who's putting his money where his mouth is and paying for his local community to have a chance of mri scans. good on you, rod. well, i'm going to do aiainf— you, rod. well, i'm going to do a joint greatest— ?rtrr2 well, i'm going to do a joint greatest britain fanignf.— a joint greatest britain tonight, and- a joint greatest britain tonight, and it's going to be canai— tonight, and it's going to be. carol—nominee, carol and benjamin's nominee, fairw— carol and benjamin's nominee, saw—ani- carol and benjamin's nominee,- barry—and-goodman barry humphries and len goodman . iaak— barry humphries and len goodman . iaak. fain— barry humphries and len goodman . look, both were— barry humphries and len goodman . look, both were giants of insin— . look, both were giants of their industries— . look, both were giants of their industries and both rose to their industries and both rose fa ins— their industries and both rose fa is fan— their industries and both rose fa is fan .— their industries and both rose to the top . but— their industries and both rose to the top . but what to the top. but what i ssasciaiiw— to the top. but what i especially want to point out,

iscauss— especially want to point out, iscauss i— especially want to point out, because i think— especially want to point out, because i think it is important, is war— because i think it is important, is in insw— because i think it is important, is that they wouldn't not today. kna— is that they wouldn't not today. and rns— is that they wouldn't not today. and the reason— is that they wouldn't not today. and the reason they wouldn't faaaw— and the reason they wouldn't faaaw is— and the reason they wouldn't today is because— and the reason they wouldn't today is because both of these iriiiianf— today is because both of these brilliant men— today is because both of these brilliant men never signed up to the brilliant men never signed up to is waks— brilliant men never signed up to the woke agenda. _ brilliant men never signed up to the woke agenda. in fact , they the woke agenda. in fact, they acfiwsiw— the woke agenda. in fact, they actively fought— the woke agenda. in fact, they actively fought against it in his actively fought against it in nis finai— actively fought against it in his final years. _ actively fought against it in his final years. barry humphries was his final years. barry humphries acfuaiiw— his final years. barry humphries was actually cancelled by the fans— was actually cancelled by the trans extremist— was actually cancelled by the trans extremist ice. so i acfuaiiw— trans extremist ice. so i actually just— trans extremist ice. so i actually just want to say thank you— actually just want to say thank wau fa— actually just want to say thank wau a saw— actually just want to say thank you to barry humphries and len caaanan— you to barry humphries and len caaanan far— you to barry humphries and len goodman for being celebrities wna— goodman for being celebrities wna faugnf— goodman for being celebrities who taught like— goodman for being celebrities who taught like ordinary folks wna— who taught like ordinary folks wna inaugnf— who taught like ordinary folks who thought like ordinary folk. kna— who thought like ordinary folk. and i— who thought like ordinary folk. and i naps— who thought like ordinary folk. and i hope there— who thought like ordinary folk. and i hope there are more people in ins— and i hope there are more people in the entertainment industry iiks— in the entertainment industry iiks rnsn— in the entertainment industry like them. but— in the entertainment industry like them. but unfortunately , i like them. but unfortunately, i fan-f— like them. but unfortunately, i aan-f sss— like them. but unfortunately, i aan-f if— like them. but unfortunately, i don't see it these _ like them. but unfortunately, i don't see it these days . 0“ don't see it these days. oh, inai— don't see it these days. oh, inai wa— don't see it these days. oh, that was lovely. _ don't see it these days. oh, that was lovely. yeah. carole malone, your nominee. mine is diane. oh, this— malone, your nominee. mine is diane. oh, this is— malone, your nominee. mine is diane. oh, this is judy- ” mine is diane. oh, this is judy and jackass.— diane. oh, this is judy and rackass. saw.— diane. oh, this is judy and jackass. sorry, union. jackass. yesr_ jackass. sorry, union. jackass. wss. wss.— jackass. sorry, union. jackass. wss. yesr wss. — jackass. sorry, union. jackass. yes, yes, yes. mine— jackass. sorry, union. jackass. yes, yes, yes. mine is- jackass. sorry, union. jackass. 4tip i yes, yes, yes. mine is diana. but who managed to infer that the holocaust, the most hellish example of race, mass murder , example of race, mass murder, wasn't racism at all. it was just a bit of prejudice. you know, this is this is what a

bigot looks like. you know, diane abbott doesn't realise she doesn't think that racism can apply to white people. that kind of ignorance and that kind of malice has no place in government. acas malice has no place in government . acas good point. government. acas good point. isnianin— g acas good point. benjamin butterworth, your nominee. well,— benjamin butterworth, your nominee. well, my union, jack racks— nominee. well, my union, jack kcks-issn- nominee. well, my union, jack acas-been easier. . nominee. well, my union, jack acas been easier. it's acas has never been easier. it's the acas has never been easier. it's ins iuiiw— acas has never been easier. it's ins nuiiw naw— acas has never been easier. it's ins nuiiw saw in— acas has never been easier. it's the bully boy in chief domino kaai— the bully boy in chief domino kaai ana— the bully boy in chief domino kaai ana ws— the bully boy in chief domino raab and we know why. don't we? we raab and we know why. don't we? ws knaw— raab and we know why. don't we? ws knaw wnw— raab and we know why. don't we? we know why don't— raab and we know why. don't we? we know why don't we carols got to we know why don't we carols got fa furn— we know why don't we carols got fa furn nsr— we know why don't we carols got to turn her phone— we know why don't we carols got to turn her phone off. that's my faki— to turn her phone off. that's my faki sawing— to turn her phone off. that's my faki sawing ns-s— to turn her phone off. that's my taxi saying he's there . taxi saying he's there. thank you— taxi saying he's there. thank wau far— taxi saying he's there. thank wau far inan— taxi saying he's there. thank you for that. he's going to get it. barry, just click it on. siisnf— it. barry, just click it on. silent carol.— it. barry, just click it on. silent carol. i— t barry, just click it on. silent carol. i had it on siisnf. — silent carol. i had it on silent. it's— silent carol. i had it on silent. 2 “ silent carol. i had it on- silent. it's moved in my bag. oh, okay . benjamin silent. 2 “ irpg 0“ benjamin butterworth, oh, okay. benjamin butterworth, waur— oh, okay. benjamin butterworth, waur nainss— oh, okay. benjamin butterworth, waur .— oh, okay. benjamin butterworth, your nominee . mine— 0“ benjamin butterworth, your nominee . mine was 0“ benjamin butterworth, your nominee. mine was dominic kaai. — your nominee. mine was dominic kaai. iris— your nominee. mine was dominic kaai. if-s nss— your nominee. mine was dominic raab. it's never been so easy to. raab. it's never been so easy is on.— raab. it's never been so easy is on. sarrw— raab. it's never been so easy is on. sarrw. i— raab. it's never been so easy to. oh, sorry. i meant belinda isiuiss— to. oh, sorry. i meant belinda isiuiss. i— to. oh, sorry. i meant belinda deluise. i meant— to. oh, sorry. i meant belinda deluise. i meant belinda. ii deluise. i meant belinda. mine is. waif.— deluise. i meant belinda. mine is. wsii. sis— deluise. i meant belinda. mine is. well, she sunak— deluise. i meant belinda. mine is. well, she sunak for not backing dominic raab. he had a chance to up against the chance to stand up against the civil service activists and he didn't have the spine to do it and sent old raab off under the bus.so and sent old raab off under the bus. so it's squishy. it's a tough choice tonight- t pa2. it's a tough choice tonight , but i am tough choice tonight, but i am going— tough choice tonight, but i am gaing fa— tough choice tonight, but i am gaing ra ga— tough choice tonight, but i am gaing ra ga wifn— tough choice tonight, but i am going to go with carol maloney ana— going to go with carol maloney

ana iians— going to go with carol maloney and diane abbott— going to go with carol maloney and diane abbott because i think acfuaiiw— and diane abbott because i think acfuaiiw kiiis— and diane abbott because i think actually albie what diana? diane affair— actually albie what diana? diane kiiaff nas— actually albie what diana? diane abbott has done— actually albie what diana? diane abbott has done is— actually albie what diana? diane abbott has done is show that assaifs— abbott has done is show that assairs ksir— abbott has done is show that despite keir starmer spin , despite keir starmer spin, assaifs— despite keir starmer spin, assairs nis— despite keir starmer spin, despite his propaganda for iaiaua— despite his propaganda for iaiaur. is— despite his propaganda for labour, is not— despite his propaganda for labour, is not a cleaned up partyi— labour, is not a cleaned up aariw. ns— labour, is not a cleaned up aariw. ns is— labour, is not a cleaned up party, he is still- labour, is not a cleaned up party, he is still overseeing a nuckw— party, he is still overseeing a nuckw pairw— party, he is still overseeing a nuckw aariw. a— party, he is still overseeing a mucky party, a nasty party. and let mucky party, a nasty party. and isf ns— mucky party, a nasty party. and isf ns ns— mucky party, a nasty party. and let me be honest— mucky party, a nasty party. and let me be honest with you , a let me be honest with you, a racisf— let me be honest with you, a racisf runw— let me be honest with you, a racist party. and— let me be honest with you, a racist party. and despite what isnianin— racist party. and despite what benjamin butterworth may have said— benjamin butterworth may have said sariisa— benjamin butterworth may have said earlier, he— benjamin butterworth may have said earlier, he wanted jeremy cariwn— said earlier, he wanted jeremy cariwn fa— said earlier, he wanted jeremy cariwn fa is— said earlier, he wanted jeremy corbyn to be prime minister. and we corbyn to be prime minister. and ws nasf— corbyn to be prime minister. and we must never forget that. nsnianin— we must never forget that. benjamin, thank you so much to wau.— benjamin, thank you so much to wau. inank— benjamin, thank you so much to wau. inank wau— benjamin, thank you so much to wau. inank wau fa— benjamin, thank you so much to you. thank you to karen maloney and you. thank you to karen maloney ana isiinaa— you. thank you to karen maloney and belinda de— you. thank you to karen maloney and belinda de lucy, my suasrsfar— and belinda de lucy, my superstar panel. thank you most for superstar panel. thank you most far-fa— superstar panel. thank you most for-to watching— superstar panel. thank you most for to watching tonight. i'm for you to watching tonight. i'm back— for you to watching tonight. i'm iack again— for you to watching tonight. i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. usag— back again tomorrow from 9 pm. usaa iinsrs— back again tomorrow from 9 pm. usaa iinsrs is— back again tomorrow from 9 pm. head liners is up— back again tomorrow from 9 pm. head liners is up next, though, gaai— head liners is up next, though, gaai nignf— head liners is up next, though, gaai nignf .—

ulez gb news in a moment, headliners. but first, let's bnng headliners. but first, let's bring you the latest news headunes bring you the latest news headlines and top story. the headlines and the top story. the government says it's taking the royal of to royal college of nursing to court after labelling their planned strike action unlawful . planned strike action unlawful. full. the health secretary, steve barclay says he's been left with no choice but to proceed legal action proceed with legal action following failed attempts by his officials to resolve the situation. it comes as the union prepares to take industrial action from the 30th of april to the 2nd of may. the rcn leader pat cullen described the government's legislation as draconian . meanwhile, the draconian. meanwhile, the confederate lion of british industry says it has dismissed a number of people after a series of sexual misconduct and rape

allegations. dozens