hills and some coastal and hills and some coastal and fog. and some coastal and fog. meanwhile :oastal mist and fog. meanwhile a brighter skies for northern england, much scotland , and england, much of scotland, and we'll showers we'll see some showers developing southern developing across southern scotland england. scotland and northern england. but some sunny spells but in between some sunny spells and further wintry showers expected the northern isles. expected for the northern isles. but really it's sleet around coasts snow confined to the coasts and snow confined to the hills into wednesday night. then the cold air persists in the north of scotland with another frost elsewhere across frost likely elsewhere across the too much cloud to allow the uk. too much cloud to allow a to form . and in fact a frost to form. and in fact we'll see some outbreaks of rain reaching western scotland, southern scotland by the of southern scotland by the end of the night. as we start off the night. and as we start off thursday, weather thursday, some wetter weather waiting wings towards the waiting in the wings towards the southwest. celsius in the southwest. ten celsius in the scilly isles. a start scilly isles. a mild start to the day but a wet start. the day here, but a wet start. and rain moves into the and that rain moves into the southwest of england during the morning wales morning, reaching south wales later the morning and then later in the morning and then becoming much more widespread across wales during across england and wales during thursday some thursday afternoon. some thundery rain likely and as that rain moves through, well, we're going to see conditions turn warmer into the weekend. but it's .

not no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight. rishi sunak— i'm dan wootton tonight. rishi sunak has— i'm dan wootton tonight. rishi sunak has powerfully pledged to protect women's rights against genden protect women's rights against gender. extreme ageism. so how could anyone vote for slippery starmer's anti female anti—science mob.7 now starmer's anti female anti—science mob? now women can have a penis. they can . not is

have a penis. they can. not is it. is it transphobic ? look i'll it. is it transphobic? look i'll tell you why a conservative government is now the only way to end the left's excessive potential threat to women. that's in my digest acas. then my superstar— that's in my digest acas. then my superstar panel weigh in. tonight.— my superstar panel weigh in. tonight. rm— my superstar panel weigh in. tonight, i'm joined— my superstar panel weigh in. tonight, i'm joined by- my superstar panel weigh in. tonight, i'm joined by amanda patel, calvin robinson and rebecca reid. also coming up, as it's revealed job seekers in indians are now the second biggest cohort of channel migrants. robert jenrick makes a rallying call for british sovereignty . she states are to sovereignty. she states are to retain their sovereignty, their ability to exclude individuals from their territory . then they from their territory. then they will need to find new ways to enforce their laws . so is the enforce their laws. so is the immigration minister right to sound the alarm on the left's dangerous obsession with mass migration ? that's our big debate migration? that's our big debate in the next hour. elsewhere tonight, nicola sturgeon has broken cover and appeared at holyrood for the first time since her husband, peter morales , bombshell arrest. i could not

have anticipated in my worst nightmares what would have unfolded over the past few weeks . so should the conservative government— so should the conservative government capitalise on the nightmare— government capitalise on the nightmare crisis— government capitalise on the nightmare crisis engulfing the sw— nightmare crisis engulfing the w and— nightmare crisis engulfing the w and put— nightmare crisis engulfing the snp and put devolution in reverse? tory— snp and put devolution in reverse? g snp and put devolution in reverse? d snp and put devolution in- reverse? tory grandee and brexit hero lord frost has ruffled some separatist feathers with that suggestion, but he argues his case live in the studio soon. also on the way in a scene reminiscent of charles and diana's failing marriage, meghan swerved to kiss from harry at an nba game yesterday. so will that cringeworthy moment only fuel claims of a sussex employ an meghan's biographer, tom bower gives his unmissable analysis of the explosive rumours swirling around the montecito moaners. plus as the british bashing corporation airs a panorama , it corporation airs a panorama, it really was a panorama hit job, actually suggesting that harry and meghan have turned young people off the royal family. but some young people may have been alienated by what's been

happening within charles's own family . happening within charles's own family. so has happening within charles's own family . so has the sussexes hate family. so has the sussexes hate campaign— family. so has the sussexes hate campaign caused— car so has the sussexes hate campaign caused terminal damage to the— campaign caused terminal damage to the british— campaign caused terminal damage to the british monarchy ? ' g to the british monarchy? angela epstein— to the british monarchy? angela epstein dukes— to the british monarchy? angela epstein dukes it out with dr. tessa dunlop in the clash . dodi tessa dunlop in the clash. dodi joe biden announced an ambitions second run for the white house. when i ran for president four years— when i ran for president four yeere age,— when i ran for president four yeere age, i— when i ran for president four years ago, i said— when i ran for president four years ago, i said we're in a heme— years ago, i said we're in a battle fer— years ago, i said we're in a battle for the— years ago, i said we're in a battle for the soul of america and— battle for the soul of america and we— battle for the soul of america and we sem— battle for the soul of america and we still are— battle for the soul of america and we still are .— battle for the soul of america and we still are . but could the and we still are. but could the dementia— and we still are. but could the dementia plague— and we still are. but could the dementia plague president stubborn— dementia plague president stubborn refusal to retire cost the democrats— stubborn refusal to retire cost the democrats the election. nigel— the democrats the election. nigel eeeege— the democrats the election. nigel farage investigates. plus, it sounds like the donald fancies his chances against sleepy joe, but he he's doing a tape. this way he can do it 4 or 5 tape. this way he can do it 4 or semes— tape. this way he can do it 4 or semee ee— tape. this way he can do it 4 or semee so he— tape. this way he can do it 4 or 5 times so he gets— tape. this way he can do it 4 or 5 times so he gets it— this way he can do it 4 or 5 times so he gets it right. more— 5 times so he gets it right. more of— 5 times so he gets it right. more of trump's— 5 times so he gets it right. more of trump's blistering attack on biden later in the mediabuzz. and as the times reveals, officials who worked for dominic raab raised concerns that senior managers were plotting to remove him from office. does this prove it was a

political stitch up by the british deep state? our tory culture warrior, the former education minister andrea jenkyns, actually has worked jenkyns, who actually has worked under albie in the past, is going give her unflinching going to give her unflinching take snowflake civil take on the snowflake civil service . as ever, stay tuned for service. as ever, stay tuned for a first look at tomorrow's front pages. press. plus, pages. hot off the press. plus, a greatest britain a grand new greatest britain and union before the union jack crown before the night out. this is dan night is out. this is dan wootton tonight. let's go . wootton tonight. let's go. you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. not often. i start with a positive digest about our prime minister rishi sunak. but tonight . right. rishi sunak. but tonight. right. that's all going to change. straight after the news with bethany elsey . dan, thank you. bethany elsey. dan, thank you. good— bethany elsey. dan, thank you. good evening.— bethany elsey. dan, thank you. good evening. i'm— dan, thank you. good evening. i'm bethany elsey wm.— good evening. i'm bethany elsey with your— good evening. i'm bethany elsey with your tep— good evening. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb with your top stories from the or newsroom— with your top stories from the gb newsroom .— with your top stories from the gb newsroom . the first flight gb newsroom. the first flight eorryrrrg— gb newsroom. the first flight carrying british _ gb newsroom. the first flight carrying british nationals out of carrying british nationals out or soror— carrying british nationals out of sudan has— carrying british nationals out of sudan has landed in cyprus

wer— of sudan has landed in cyprus were around— of sudan has landed in cyprus with around 40— of sudan has landed in cyprus with around 40 people . on board. with around 40 people. on board. merr— with around 40 people. on board. rererrr soror— with around 40 people. on board. rishi sunak says— with around 40 people. on board. rishi sunak says there'll be two meme— rishi sunak says there'll be two more flights overnight night and marry— more flights overnight night and many more tomorrow . it's many more tomorrow. it's understood— many more tomorrow. it's understood there are around 4000 error— understood there are around 4000 british-holders- understood there are around 4000 british-holders in- british passport holders in sud...— british passport holders in sudan. there's— british passport holders in sudan. there's been fierce rrgrrrrrro— sudan. there's been fierce fighting between sudan's army and o— fighting between sudan's army and o river— fighting between sudan's army and a rival paramilitary group for ore— and a rival paramilitary group for more than— and a rival paramilitary group for more than two weeks, and the we— for more than two weeks, and the we eeeue— for more than two weeks, and the uk's rescue effort— for more than two weeks, and the uk's rescue effort was given the go arrear— uk's rescue effort was given the go ahead arter— uk's rescue effort was given the go ahead after they agreed to a 72 hour— go ahead after they agreed to a 72 hour ceasefire— go ahead after they agreed to a 72 hour ceasefire order. but g...— 72 hour ceasefire order. but there rove— 72 hour ceasefire order. but there have been— 72 hour ceasefire order. but there have been reports of gunfire— there have been reports of gunfire one— there have been reports of gunfire and explosions in major ones— gunfire and explosions in major ones weren— gunfire and explosions in major cities which are— gunfire and explosions in major cities which are making extractions— cities which are making extractions perilous as the free— extractions perilous as the first flight,— extractions perilous as the first flight, the _ extractions perilous as the first flight, the left took everybody— first flight, the left took everybody that was at the entere— everybody that was at the airfield and— everybody that was at the airfield and eligible is on that night. — airfield and eligible is on that night. rnere— airfield and eligible is on that flight. there will— airfield and eligible is on that flight. there will be- airfield and eligible is on that flight. "rift; lg flight. there will be more flights this evening and then many into tomorrow. we're many more into tomorrow. we're contacting people both directly, but also we've issued out a general for people if they general call for people if they can their the can make their way to the airfield, then be airfield, they will then be processed. but we can't guarantee— processed. but we can't guarantee the - f: but we can't guarantee the long term sustainability- guarantee the long term sustainability of the airfield trot— sustainability of the airfield not were— sustainability of the airfield that we're currently using. so were—one- we're also exploring and stoning— we're also exploring and standing up— we're also exploring and standing up other alternative routes— standing up other alternative route tor— standing up other alternative routes for safe— standing up other alternative routes for safe exit nicola sturgeon— routes for safe exit nicola sturgeon has— routes for safe exit nicola sturgeon has spoken out about

the note— sturgeon has spoken out about the police investigate into snp ttnoneee— the police investigate into snp ttnoneee .— the police investigate into snp finances , saying— the police investigate into snp finances , saying she couldn't finances, saying she couldn't nove— finances, saying she couldn't have imagined— finances, saying she couldn't have imagined the events of the poet— have imagined the events of the poet ten— have imagined the events of the poet new treeto— have imagined the events of the past few weeks in— have imagined the events of the past few weeks in her worst ntgntrnoree. — past few weeks in her worst nightmares. the- past few weeks in her worst nightmares. the former first minister also said it wasn't true that she stepped down because she knew problems were about to unfold within her party. she was appearing at the scottish parliament for the first time since her husband's arrest. peter murrell, the party's former chief executive, was questioned by police earlier in the month and later released without charge. the party's treasurer, colin beattie, was also arrested last week and released pending further investigation . president joe investigation. president joe biden has officially announced he's running for a second term in office , saying the next in office, saying the next election will be a fight for democracy and personal freedom . democracy and personal freedom. um, the question we're facing is whether in the years ahead we have more freedom or less freedom, more rights or fewer . freedom, more rights or fewer. i know what i want. the answer to te— i know what i want. the answer to te, ont— i know what i want. the answer to toe and .— i know what i want. the answer to be, and i think— i know what i want. the answer to be, and i think you do too. trot-e— to be, and i think you do too. tnot-e uny— to be, and i think you do too. tnot-e uny tn— to be, and i think you do too. that's why i'm running for re—election_ that's why i'm running for re—election. _ that's why i'm running for re—election . grin re—election. the us president also confirmed that vice

president kamala harris will run again alongside him. well, donald trump has released a video criticising joe biden for the so—called damage he's caused to the country and has called on his supporters for their vote . his supporters for their vote. with your support in the eteetton— with your support in the election, we— with your support in the election, we will defeat joe rotten— election, we will defeat joe ntten tn— election, we will defeat joe biden in 2024.— election, we will defeat joe biden in 2024. we will rescue our economy. we— biden in 2024. we will rescue our economy. we will crush tnttotton. — our economy. we will crush inflation. we— our economy. we will crush inflation. we will stop the tnoeton— inflation. we will stop the invasion on— inflation. we will stop the invasion on our- inflation. we will stop the invasion on our southern border . tre— invasion on our southern border . we nit— invasion on our southern border . we will restore— invasion on our southern border . we will restore our nation's ttgntty— . we will restore our nation's ttgntty ont— . we will restore our nation's ttgntty one we— . we will restore our nation's dignity and we will prevent wont— dignity and we will prevent wortt tier— dignity and we will prevent world war iii _ dignity and we will prevent world war iii from happening . world war iii from happening. ant— world war iii from happening. ant o— world war iii from happening. ant o non— world war iii from happening. and a man who— world war iii from happening. and a man who murdered a two year— and a man who murdered a two year ott— and a man who murdered a two year ott unte— and a man who murdered a two year old while her— and a man who murdered a two year old while her mother was oeteen— year old while her mother was asleep upstairs— year old while her mother was asleep upstairs has been sentenced— asleep upstairs has been sentenced to— asleep upstairs has been sentenced to life in prison . sentenced to life in prison. tyte— sentenced to life in prison. tyte tenn— sentenced to life in prison. kyle bevin caused- sentenced to life in prison. kyle bevin caused catastrophic brain injuries on lola james in july 2020. she died in hospital four days later. the 31 year old denied responsibility , claiming denied responsibility, claiming the family dog pushed her down the family dog pushed her down the stairs. he was convicted in april. lola's mother , shinade april. lola's mother, shinade james, has also been sentenced

to six years in prison after being found guilty of allowing her daughter's death . you're up her daughter's death. you're up to date on tv , online and dab+ to date on tv, online and dab+ radio . this is. radio. this is. gb news. six months of fishy radio. this is. gb news.- - six months of fishy fishy radio. this is. gb news.- - six monthsbeen shy fishy radio. this is. gb news.- - six monthsbeen prettyhy radio. this is. gb news.- - six monthsbeen pretty much number 10 has been pretty much as number 10 has been pretty much to .— number 10 has been pretty much as r prettetet— as i predicted and a continuation of the globalist coun— continuation of the globalist coup—jeremyl continuation of the globalist- eoun—rererny hunt coup that installed jeremy hunt as chancellor— coup that installed jeremy hunt as chancellor with— coup that installed jeremy hunt as chancellor with the deep stote — as chancellor with the deep stote cutt— as chancellor with the deep state civil service blob. tnpoueret— state civil service blob. empowered and emboldened after the departure— empowered and emboldened after the departure of— empowered and emboldened after the departure of the deputy pm nontnte— the departure of the deputy pm dominic raab.— the departure of the deputy pm dominic raab. but tonight you rntgnt— dominic raab. but tonight you rntgnt te— dominic raab. but tonight you might be surprised to learn that i might be surprised to learn that . oetuotty— might be surprised to learn that i actually want— might be surprised to learn that i actually want to _ might be surprised to learn that i actually want to offer my unote — i actually want to offer my whole hearted _ i actually want to offer my whole hearted praise to the nine— whole hearted praise to the prime minister— whole hearted praise to the prime minister for tackling orguotty— prime minister for tackling orguottytne— prime minister for tackling arguably the most important eoetot— arguably the most important social issue— arguably the most important social issue of— arguably the most important social issue of our times with gusto— social issue of our times with gueto ont— social issue of our times with gusto and vigour— social issue of our times with gusto and vigour. that's the proteetton— gusto and vigour. that's the protection of— gusto and vigour. that's the protection of women who i tetteve— protection of women who i tetteve re— protection of women who i believe are now- protection of women who i believe are now under threat . in believe are now under threat. in nrttotn— believe are now under threat. in nrttotn tnere— believe are now under threat. in britain, there was— believe are now under threat. in britain, there was a— believe are now under threat. in britain, there was a time when i

tenet— britain, there was a time when i teoret mr— britain, there was a time when i feared mr sunak— britain, there was a time when i feared mr sunak might go down the nett— feared mr sunak might go down the note ot— feared mr sunak might go down the path of slippery starmer or eenerntng— the path of slippery starmer or scheming sturgeon on this rishi sunot— scheming sturgeon on this rishi sunot wnot— scheming sturgeon on this rishi sunak what is— scheming sturgeon on this rishi sunak what is a— scheming sturgeon on this rishi sunak what is a woman ? well, i sunak what is a woman? well, i thought— sunak what is a woman? well, i thought the— sunak what is a woman? well, i thought the prime— sunak what is a woman? well, i thought the prime minister answered this— thought the prime minister answered this brilliantly in nine— answered this brilliantly in prime minister's question times in prime minister's question times tn trtrne— prime minister's question times in prime minister's questions tnte— in prime minister's questions tnte week,— in prime minister's questions this week, and— in prime minister's questions this week, and i— in prime minister's questions this week, and i fully agree uttn— this week, and i fully agree uttn ntrn — this week, and i fully agree uttn ntrn . — this week, and i fully agree with him . and- this week, and i fully agree with him . r: with him. and so what is your definition a woman ? as definition of a woman? as i said, i would exactly agree with unet— said, i would exactly agree with what the— said, i would exactly agree with what the prime— said, i would exactly agree with what the prime minister said at nine— what the prime minister said at prime minister's— what the prime minister said at prime minister's question time. wett— prime minister's question time. wett, .— prime minister's question time. wett, . turnt— prime minister's question time. well, i think if— prime minister's question time. well, i think if you look at the tutt— well, i think if you look at the tutt-ne— well, i think if you look at the tutt-ne tott- well, i think if you look at the full-he said on- full thing that he said on wednesday— full thing that he said on wednesday, answered wednesday, he answered the gueetton— wednesday, he answered the question brilliantly. and i uoutt—everyl question brilliantly. and i. would—every word would agree with every word that he would agree with every word that re..— would agree with every word that he. nut— would agree with every word that he-. but whether— would agree with every word that he . but whether it's for he said. but whether it's for notttteot— he said. but whether it's for political expediency or as a concerned father of two daughters,— concerned father of two daughters, now he's in the top tot.— daughters, now he's in the top on sunot— daughters, now he's in the top on sunot noe— daughters, now he's in the top job. sunak has made enshrining rtgnte— job. sunak has made enshrining rtgnte ot— job. sunak has made enshrining rights of biological women and overorentng— rights of biological women and overarching mission of his prenterentn— overarching mission of his prenterentn .— overarching mission of his premiership . for that, he has premiership. for that, he has notntng— premiership. for that, he has notntng tut— premiership. for that, he has nothing but my— premiership. for that, he has nothing but my full respect and support— nothing but my full respect and eurrort .— nothing but my full respect and eurrort . totoy— nothing but my full respect and eurrort . totoy ne— nothing but my full respect and support . today he took that support. today he took that rnteeton— support. today he took that mission even— support. today he took that mission even further by bravely toettng— mission even further by bravely toettng tne— mission even further by bravely backing the cross—party women's rtgnte— backing the cross—party women's rights delegation— backing the cross—party women's rights delegation of tory eonpotgner— rights delegation of tory campaigner miriam cates and totour— campaigner miriam cates and

labour heroine— campaigner miriam cates and labour heroine rosie duffield, a woman whose brutal treatment by her on— woman whose brutal treatment by ten party— woman whose brutal treatment by her own party should leave sterner— her own party should leave starmer feeling _ her own party should leave starmer feeling ashamed in a nouertut— starmer feeling ashamed in a powerful essay— starmer feeling ashamed in a powerful essay for the daily express,— powerful essay for the daily express, sunak— powerful essay for the daily express, sunak wrote as a father uttn — express, sunak wrote as a father uttn women-e— express, sunak wrote as a father with women's rights are personal to me— with women's rights are personal to me ont— with women's rights are personal to me end to— with women's rights are personal to me and as prime— with women's rights are personal to me and as prime minister, it is to me and as prime minister, it to my— to me and as prime minister, it to my tot— to me and as prime minister, it to my on to— to me and as prime minister, it is my job to ensure that women are is my job to ensure that women gtven— is my job to ensure that women gtyen every— is my job to ensure that women are given every protection the state— are given every protection the state eon— are given every protection the state nut— are given every protection the state can put in— are given every protection the state can put in place and trot-e— state can put in place and tnot-e uny— state can put in place and that's why today i am pledging my support— that's why today i am pledging rny eurrort to— that's why today i am pledging my support to cates and duffield call my support to cates and duffield eat to— my support to cates and duffield eat to protect— my support to cates and duffield call to protect women's rights ont— call to protect women's rights and ensure the— call to protect women's rights and ensure the dignity of women and ensure the dignity of women and gtrte— and ensure the dignity of women one gtrte ty— and ensure the dignity of women and girls by preserving single sex spaces such— and girls by preserving single sex spaces such as women's sex spaces such as women's retuge— sex spaces such as women's retuge ont— sex spaces such as women's retuge one rope— sex spaces such as women's refuge and rape crisis centres ont— refuge and rape crisis centres and unen— refuge and rape crisis centres end when rt— refuge and rape crisis centres and when it comes to women's eoeeen— and when it comes to women's spaces, women's prisons, onongtng— spaces, women's prisons, changing rooms, sports , health. changing rooms, sports, health. i changing rooms, sports, health. . tetteve— changing rooms, sports, health. i believe that— changing rooms, sports, health. i believe that by— changing rooms, sports, health. i believe that by illogical sex reotty— i believe that by illogical sex really matters— i believe that by illogical sex really matters as— i believe that by illogical sex really matters as i know what a te ont— really matters as i know what a woman is and i'll— really matters as i know what a woman is and i'll protect women's rights and women's eoeeen— women's rights and women's eoeeen .— women's rights and women's eoeeen . .— women's rights and women's spaces . i couldn't agree more. spaces. i couldn't agree more. as nett— spaces. i couldn't agree more. as uett oe— spaces. i couldn't agree more. as well as stopping the boats, the protection _ as well as stopping the boats, the protection of— as well as stopping the boats, the protection of biological sex eoutt— the protection of biological sex eoutt te— the protection of biological sex eoutt be on— the protection of biological sex could be an election turning

teeue— could be an election turning tor— could be an election turning issue for the— could be an election turning issue for the tories . remember issue for the tories. remember nou— issue for the tories. remember how gutotty— issue for the tories. remember how quickly sturgeon was gone otter— how quickly sturgeon was gone otter ene— how quickly sturgeon was gone after she called— how quickly sturgeon was gone after she called a— how quickly sturgeon was gone after she called a male rapist pretenttng— after she called a male rapist pretenttng to— after she called a male rapist pretending to be— after she called a male rapist pretending to be a woman as she. trot-e— pretending to be a woman as she. tnot-e not— pretending to be a woman as she. tnot-e not to— pretending to be a woman as she. that's not to mention the fact trot— that's not to mention the fact that labour's— that's not to mention the fact that labour's most senior faces, tott— that labour's most senior faces, totn note— that labour's most senior faces, both male and— that labour's most senior faces, both male and female , they'll both male and female, they'll reute— both male and female, they'll eute to— both male and female, they'll refuse to accept— both male and female, they'll refuse to accept biological sex no matter— refuse to accept biological sex no matter their— refuse to accept biological sex no matter their rhetoric . " no matter their rhetoric. woman can no matter their rhetoric. woman nove— no matter their rhetoric. woman ntve n rents— no matter their rhetoric. woman can have a penis. no,- no matter their rhetoric. " it?" ztrz" no, come no matter their rhetoric. " it?" elli" no, come not can have a penis. no, come not i ton-t— can have a penis. no, come not i ton-t tntnt— can have a penis. no, come not i ton-t tntnt tre— can have a penis. no, come not i don't think we can— it?" dc" no, come not i don't think we can conduct it?" elli" no, come not i don't think we can conduct this debate— don't think we can conduct this tetote uttn— don't think we can conduct this debate with you. _ don't think we can conduct this debate with you. no, sorry i ottentet— debate with you. no, sorry i offended you. _ debate with you. no, sorry i offended you. no, no, no. it's rust.— offended you. no, no, no. it's tuet. to,— offended you. no, no, no. it's ruet. to, no— offended you. no, no, no. it's just. no, no, no. _ offended you. no, no, no. it's just. no, no, no. i- offended you. no, no, no. it's just. no, no, no. are just. no, no, no. ijust. are ott— just. no, no, no. ijust. are ott trons— just. no, no, no. ijust. are all trans women. _ just. no, no, no. are all trans women. women /r:::r. all trans women. women you ntren-t— all trans women. women you haven't answered— all trans women. women you haven't answered that question. well, that is not the point that we are dealing with here. that's the question i'm asking. trans women are women. but in the present there are present context, there are contexts where a woman contexts where a trans woman is not no, there is . is it not a woman. no, there is. is it is it transphobic to look- not a woman. no, there is. is it is it transphobic to look ,- not a woman. no, there is. is it is it transphobic to look , i- is it transphobic to look, i tutt— is it transphobic to look, i tuet .— is it transphobic to look, i ruet r ton-t— is it transphobic to look, i just i don't even know how to start— just i don't even know how to start answering— just i don't even know how to start answering these questions as women who are— start answering these questions as women who are trans deserve to te— as women who are trans deserve

to te reeognteet— as women who are trans deserve to be recognised and yes, tneretore,— to be recognised and yes, therefore, some of them will note— therefore, some of them will trove renteee— therefore, some of them will have penises when we debate it to whether— have penises when we debate it to whether or— have penises when we debate it to whether or not— have penises when we debate it to whether or not what genitalia youe — to whether or not what genitalia you-e got. — to whether or not what genitalia you-e got. .— to whether or not what genitalia you've got. i think— to whether or not what genitalia you've got. i think all that doesis you've got. i think all that does is damage people and it doesn't help us go forward and it gets worse rather than protecting women. so starmer is now on a mission— protecting women. so starmer is now on a mission to— t g " so starmer is now on a mission to stamp out unet— now on a mission to stamp out what totour— now on a mission to stamp out what labour describes as laddish tenovtour— what labour describes as laddish behaviour, but— what labour describes as laddish behaviour, but that's a diversion— behaviour, but that's a diversion ,_ behaviour, but that's a diversion , ian, because make no diversion, ian, because make no metere— diversion, ian, because make no mrggkg, tiere— diversion, ian, because make no mistake, there is— diversion, ian, because make no mistake, there is now an almost totty— mistake, there is now an almost totty ttgnt— mistake, there is now an almost daily fight against— mistake, there is now an almost daily fight against women. the trttttont— daily fight against women. the brilliant feminist— daily fight against women. the brilliant feminist academic totnteen— brilliant feminist academic kathleen stock , a brave lesbian kathleen stock, a brave lesbian otty— kathleen stock, a brave lesbian otty ot— kathleen stock, a brave lesbian otty or rt— kathleen stock, a brave lesbian ally of jk rowling— kathleen stock, a brave lesbian ally of jk rowling line, who etounenty— ally of jk rowling line, who staunchly argues for biological noe— staunchly argues for biological nee tutt— staunchly argues for biological sex, has just been de—platformed by sex, has just been de—platformed ty note.— sex, has just been de—platformed ty note. rte-ve— sex, has just been de—platformed by woke. we've aslef at oxford untveretty— by woke. we've aslef at oxford untveretty tn— by woke. we've aslef at oxford university in quote solidarity uttn— university in quote solidarity uttn tne— university in quote solidarity with the trans— university in quote solidarity with the trans community thanks to tree— with the trans community thanks to the extreme— with the trans community thanks to the extreme views of their tent— to the extreme views of their tent rtue— to the extreme views of their lgbt plus society. a biologic rte—— lgbt plus society. a biologic de—man competed against women tn the— de—man competed against women runners in the london marathon at runners in the london marathon ot the— runners in the london marathon at the weekend _ runners in the london marathon at the weekend as— runners in the london marathon at the weekend as women's sports eontnueet— at the weekend as women's sports eontnueet to— at the weekend as women's sports continues to be— at the weekend as women's sports continues to be attacked by the note— continues to be attacked by the note trtgote— continues to be attacked by the woke brigade who— continues to be attacked by the woke brigade who don't give a about— woke brigade who don't give a about female— woke brigade who don't give a about female athletes and just

yesterday— about female athletes and just yeetertoy tree— about female athletes and just yesterday the snp minister neil trey— yesterday the snp minister neil erey retueet— yesterday the snp minister neil grey refused to— yesterday the snp minister neil grey refused to say on the bbc unetner— grey refused to say on the bbc whether the— grey refused to say on the bbc whether the rapist— grey refused to say on the bbc whether the rapist adam graham, who teeone— whether the rapist adam graham, who became earl— whether the rapist adam graham, who became earl bryson to enter a women's prison, was a man or a . rte— a women's prison, was a man or a woman . the scottish— a women's prison, was a man or a woman . t t woman. the scottish government worked out in its own mind whether the convicted rapist isla bryson is a man or a woman. yet humza yousaf has already- yet humza yousaf has already eut— yet humza yousaf has already eott turtng— yet humza yousaf has already said during the— yet humza yousaf has already said during the leadership eornrotgn— said during the leadership campaign that he believes that isla campaign that he believes that teto nryeon— campaign that he believes that isla bryson was— campaign that he believes that isla bryson was at it in terms of isla bryson was at it in terms ot the— isla bryson was at it in terms ot the troy— isla bryson was at it in terms ot the way tn— isla bryson was at it in terms of the way in which they appear to try— of the way in which they appear to try to— of the way in which they appear to try to portray— of the way in which they appear to try to portray themselves . to try to portray themselves. anu— to try to portray themselves. ant ot— to try to portray themselves. ant at no— to try to portray themselves. and at the end— to try to portray themselves. and at the end of— to try to portray themselves. and at the end of the- to try to portray themselves. and at the end of the day, bryson is a rapist and has been treated as such within the scottish prison system. so is a man or a woman. i've scottish prison system. so is a man or a woman . i've already man or a woman. i've already said in terms of isla bryson was convicted, as was a man when he when they committed the rape . when they committed the rape. this is pathetic, folks . so, this is pathetic, folks. so, toot,— this is pathetic, folks. so, toot, .— this is pathetic, folks. so, look, i know— this is pathetic, folks. so, look, i know the prime minister, rggr— look, i know the prime minister, ttett snot,— look, i know the prime minister, rishi sunak, has— look, i know the prime minister, rishi sunak, has many flaws. i notnt— rishi sunak, has many flaws. i potnt nony— rishi sunak, has many flaws. i potnt nony ot— rishi sunak, has many flaws. i

point many of them out . but he point many of them out. but he too— point many of them out. but he too note— point many of them out. but he too note rt— point many of them out. but he has made it clear— point many of them out. but he has made it clear a— point many of them out. but he has made it clear a conservative eovernrnent— has made it clear a conservative government to— has made it clear a conservative government is the— has made it clear a conservative government is the only way to protect— government is the only way to protect women's— government is the only way to protect women's rights . and for protect women's rights. and for gar,— protect women's rights. and for that, .— protect women's rights. and for that, . tnont— protect women's rights. and for that, i thank him _ protect women's rights. and for that, i thank him to respond. now:— that, i thank him to respond. now, my— that, i thank him to respond. now, my superstar panel, top tony— now, my superstar panel, top totty mott— now, my superstar panel, top daily mail columnist amanda ttotett— daily mail columnist amanda ttotett en— daily mail columnist amanda platell gb news, presenter and eoneervottve— platell gb news, presenter and conservative commentator teverent— conservative commentator reverend calvin robinson, and the author— reverend calvin robinson, and the author and— reverend calvin robinson, and the author and broadcaster teteeeo— the author and broadcaster rebecca reid.— the author and broadcaster rebecca reid. amanda, are you uttn— rebecca reid. amanda, are you uttn ne— rebecca reid. amanda, are you uttn me on— rebecca reid. amanda, are you with me on this?— rebecca reid. amanda, are you with me on this? because i know youe— with me on this? because i know youe teen— with me on this? because i know you've been highly— with me on this? because i know you've been highly critical of aspects— you've been highly critical of oeneete ot— you've been highly critical of aspects of sunak— you've been highly critical of aspects of sunak premiership, too:— aspects of sunak premiership, too, tut— aspects of sunak premiership, too, tut rte-e— aspects of sunak premiership, too, but he's got— aspects of sunak premiership, too, but he's got this one so. ttgnt. — too, but he's got this one so. tttgnt. noon-t— too, but he's got this one so. right. hasn't he?— too, but he's got this one so. right. hasn't he? i'm still reettng— right. hasn't he? i'm still reeling over— right. hasn't he? i'm still reeling over the fact that he he tutttet— reeling over the fact that he he bullied dominic— reeling over the fact that he he bullied dominic raab out of his tot.— bullied dominic raab out of his tot. on,— bullied dominic raab out of his on on, no— bullied dominic raab out of his on on, .— bullied dominic raab out of his job. oh, no, i know. and i know it job. oh, no, i know. and i know tt tutt— job. oh, no, i know. and i know tt ruet notes— job. oh, no, i know. and i know it just makes me— job. oh, no, i know. and i know it just makes me sick to even tntnt— it just makes me sick to even tntnt ot— it just makes me sick to even think of anything— it just makes me sick to even think of anything kind to say about— think of anything kind to say about ttett — think of anything kind to say about rishi sunak. think of anything kind to say about rishi sunak . yeah, no, i about rishi sunak. yeah, no, i agree— about rishi sunak. yeah, no, i agree unn— about rishi sunak. yeah, no, i agree with. and— about rishi sunak. yeah, no, i agree with. and it— about rishi sunak. yeah, no, i agree with. and it is. i'm not. it agree with. and it is. i'm not. t to— agree with. and it is. i'm not. t to tovety— agree with. and it is. i'm not. it is lovely that— agree with. and it is. i'm not. it is lovely that we've got a note— it is lovely that we've got a male presenter— it is lovely that we've got a male presenter defend women's rtgnte— male presenter defend women's rtgnte ont— male presenter defend women's rtgnte one they— male presenter defend women's rights and they have been eroded otrnoet— rights and they have been eroded almost without— rights and they have been eroded almost without us— rights and they have been eroded almost without us knowing it. vee- — almost without us knowing it. vee- ant— almost without us knowing it. vee- ant tor— almost without us knowing it. yes. and for rishi _ almost without us knowing it. yes. and for rishi to stand up ite— yes. and for rishi to stand up ttte tnte— yes. and for rishi to stand up ttte tnte .— yes. and for rishi to stand up like this , ironically the least like this, ironically the least rnoeeutnet—

like this, ironically the least masculine prime minister we've not— masculine prime minister we've not to— masculine prime minister we've ever had to stand— masculine prime minister we've ever had to stand up and get reotty— ever had to stand up and get reotty tough.— ever had to stand up and get really tough. you— ever had to stand up and get really tough. you know, he's out— really tough. you know, he's come out fighting and said , i'm come out fighting and said, i'm going— come out fighting and said, i'm gotng to— come out fighting and said, i'm gotng to detent— come out fighting and said, i'm going to defend your rights . going to defend your rights. tnte— going to defend your rights. the re— going to defend your rights. the to gotng— going to defend your rights. this is going to— going to defend your rights. this is going to be a deal teeter— this is going to be a deal breaker for— this is going to be a deal breaker for me.- this is going to be a deal breaker for me. it's fantastic. teen— breaker for me. it's fantastic. teen ant— breaker for me. it's fantastic. teen ant eo— breaker for me. it's fantastic. yeah and so you— breaker for me. it's fantastic. yeah and so you have basically i trot— yeah and so you have basically i ttret ot— yeah and so you have basically i ttret ot ott— yeah and so you have basically i ttret ot ott, .— yeah and so you have basically i first of all, i do— yeah and so you have basically i first of all, i do not— yeah and so you have basically i first of all, i do not think trot— first of all, i do not think that tnte— first of all, i do not think that this will— first of all, i do not think that this will be i think this is that this will be i think this to novtng— that this will be i think this is having worked in politics, in tnte— is having worked in politics, in tnte ttnt— is having worked in politics, in tnte ttnt ot— is having worked in politics, in this kind of role— is having worked in politics, in this kind of role leading up to an this kind of role leading up to on eteetton— this kind of role leading up to an election, i— this kind of role leading up to an election, i think this will be the— an election, i think this will be the softer— an election, i think this will be the softer underbelly of what peonte— be the softer underbelly of what people utt— be the softer underbelly of what people will vote _ be the softer underbelly of what people will vote for, because my many— people will vote for, because my notnty trey-re— people will vote for, because my mainly they're going to vote otout— mainly they're going to vote otout tree— mainly they're going to vote about the economy , inflation and about the economy, inflation and getttng— about the economy, inflation and getttng tne— about the economy, inflation and getting the boats— about the economy, inflation and getting the boats sunk or nonet— getting the boats sunk or stopped, stopped, stopped . did i stopped, stopped, stopped. did i say eunte— stopped, stopped, stopped. did i say eunte .— stopped, stopped, stopped. did i say sunk? i meant— stopped, stopped, stopped. did i say sunk? i meant stopped. i meant— say sunk? i meant stopped. i meant etonet. — say sunk? i meant stopped. i meant stopped. but this is a reotty— meant stopped. but this is a reotty, reotty— meant stopped. but this is a really, really important issue . really, really important issue. ant— really, really important issue. ant we— really, really important issue. ant we on— really, really important issue. and we on the— really, really important issue. and we on the blue side , you've and we on the blue side, you've got tory— and we on the blue side, you've got tory eoytng— and we on the blue side, you've got tory saving ,_ and we on the blue side, you've got tory saying , we know that got tory saying, we know that a woman doesn't— got tory saying, we know that a woman doesn't have a penis. got tory saying, we know that a woman doesn't have a penis . and woman doesn't have a penis. and on tree— woman doesn't have a penis. and on the ret— woman doesn't have a penis. and on the red side— woman doesn't have a penis. and on the red side you— woman doesn't have a penis. and on the red side you have labour eoytng— on the red side you have labour eoytng, ween— on the red side you have labour eoytng, ween .— on the red side you have labour saying, yeah , women have penises saying, yeah, women have penises . ant— saying, yeah, women have penises . ant trot-e— saying, yeah, women have penises . ant tnot-e o— saying, yeah, women have penises . and that's a really— saying, yeah, women have penises . and that's a really clear trotte— . and that's a really clear divide now.— . and that's a really clear divide now. and i do, i do agree

wttn— divide now. and i do, i do agree wttn you— divide now. and i do, i do agree wttn you trot— divide now. and i do, i do agree with you that usually in eteetton— with you that usually in election is— with you that usually in election is of- with you that usually in election is of course more trnnortont— election is of course more important issues of the economy. but tot— important issues of the economy. but rod liddle_ important issues of the economy. but rod liddle for— important issues of the economy. but rod liddle for example, says oetuotty— but rod liddle for example, says oetuotty tnte— but rod liddle for example, says actually this woke— but rod liddle for example, says actually this woke madness is, is actually this woke madness is, to tree— actually this woke madness is, to the most— actually this woke madness is, is the most important issue of ttrne— is the most important issue of ttrne. ant— is the most important issue of our time. and i— is the most important issue of our time. and i just wonder if you— our time. and i just wonder if you reotty— our time. and i just wonder if you really think— our time. and i just wonder if you really think the british reopte— you really think the british peopler .— you really think the british peopler r ton-t— you really think the british people, i don't agree, will end up people, i don't agree, will end urn-tor— people, i don't agree, will end up-for someone- people, i don't agree, will end up-for someone .- people, i don't agree, will end up-for someone . i- people, i don't agree, will end up for someone . i really up voting for someone. i really ton-t.— up voting for someone. i really ton-t-eoye— up voting for someone. i really ton-t-eoye o— up voting for someone. i really don't. says a woman don't. who says a woman could newe— don't. who says a woman could note a— don't. who says a woman could note a renne— don't. who says a woman could have a penis? no,— don't. who says a woman could have a penis? no, it's dan, it's moot— have a penis? no, it's dan, it's noot nutte— have a penis? no, it's dan, it's mood music. you— have a penis? no, it's dan, it's mood music. you it's mood music. you know, it's toeteotty— mood music. you know, it's basically-really- mood music. you know, it's basically really important basically it's really important moot— basically it's really important noot rnutt— basically it's really important mood music and— basically it's really important mood music and maybe rebecca and i'll mood music and maybe rebecca and ttt ent— mood music and maybe rebecca and ttt ent un— mood music and maybe rebecca and at ent up nowng— mood music and maybe rebecca and i'll end up having a— mood music and maybe rebecca and i'll end up having a bit of a tttterent— i'll end up having a bit of a different opinion on this, but i am different opinion on this, but i on etounenty— different opinion on this, but i am staunchly in— different opinion on this, but i am staunchly in defence of peonte— am staunchly in defence of ww“! ute— am staunchly in defence of ww“! twe rt— am staunchly in defence of people like jk rowling people who— people like jk rowling people who newe— people like jk rowling people who have defended a woman's rtgtte— who have defended a woman's rights. absolutely— who have defended a woman's rights. absolutely and just. totnteen— rights. absolutely and just. kathleen, stop— rights. absolutely and just. kathleen, stop .— rights. absolutely and just. kathleen, stop . no brainer. kathleen, stop. no brainer. woue— kathleen, stop. no brainer. voue got— kathleen, stop. no brainer. you-we got o— kathleen, stop. no brainer. you've got a penis. you're not a etoy— you've got a penis. you're not a woman. okay, okay.— you've got a penis. you're not a woman. okay, okay. but rebecca reet— woman. okay, okay. but rebecca .ggg, reet— woman. okay, okay. but rebecca .ggg, eat. to— woman. okay, okay. but rebecca read, read. do you— woman. okay, okay. but rebecca read, read. do you not feel embarrassed— read, read. do you not feel embarrassed just to be on the tent— embarrassed just to be on the tett wnen— embarrassed just to be on the tett when you— embarrassed just to be on the left when you see _ embarrassed just to be on the left when you see your side of tree— left when you see your side of the argument?— left when you see your side of the argument? refuse to acknowledge _ the argument? refuse to acknowledge your biological sex? i acknowledge your biological sex? . ttnt— acknowledge your biological sex? . ttnt tt— acknowledge your biological sex? . ttnt tt ott— acknowledge your biological sex? i find it odd that— acknowledge your biological sex? i find it odd that no— acknowledge your biological sex? i find it odd that no one's- acknowledge your biological sex? i find it odd that no one's had a comprehensive meeting where they've all agreed what they're going to say. because everyone knows going to knows that question is going to be but what i

be asked of them. but what i find is when find more shocking is when i hear people things like hear people say things like you said women's rights said earlier, women's rights women threat. i in women are now under threat. i in 4 in the uk experience a 4 women in the uk experience a sexual assault in their lifetime. almost zero. so 0.7% of have been lifetime. almost zero. so 0.7% of-have been accusedi lifetime. almost zero. so 0.7%. of-have been accused of of the met have been accused of wotenee— of the met have been accused of violence towards— of the met have been accused of violence towards women every 3.2 toye. — violence towards women every 3.2 toye. tn— violence towards women every 3.2 toye. tn the— violence towards women every 3.2 toye. tn the wt,— violence towards women every 3.2 toye. tn the to o— violence towards women every 3.2 days. in the uk, a woman is rnurteret— days. in the uk, a woman is nurteret ty— days. in the uk, a woman is murdered by a— days. in the uk, a woman is murdered by a man. "x murdered by a man. any of that. but none— murdered by a man. any of that. but ot— murdered by a man. any of that. but none of those— murdered by a man. "x but none of those people were gueettontng— but none of those people were questioning that— but none of those people were questioning that those terrible gag,— questioning that those terrible tote, tnoee — questioning that those terrible acts, those heinous acts were tetng— acts, those heinous acts were being committed— acts, those heinous acts were being committed against women. the being committed against women. tne very— being committed against women. the very tern— being committed against women. the very term what you are under attack,— the very term what you are under attack, where— the very term what you are under attack, where is— the very term what you are under attack, where is the— the very term what you are under attack, where is the noise for any— attack, where is the noise for any ot— attack, where is the noise for any ot tnoee — attack, where is the noise for any of those things? trans reorte— any of those things? trans reorte re— any of those things? trans people are half a% of people. that is, including people who tronettton— that is, including people who transition each— that is, including people who transition each way. so we are totttng—nott- transition each way. so we are talking-half a- transition each way. so we are talking half a half a talking about like half a half a % talking about like half a half a y._r.._ talking about like half a half a y._r.. tnte— talking about like half a half a %-in this country- talking about like half a half a % in this country who % of people in this country who are % of people in this country who r—eorry tt- % of people in this country who r—eorry tt te- % of people in this country who are—sorry. it is thei are trans. i'm sorry. it is the you— are trans. i'm sorry. it is the you eon— are trans. i'm sorry. it is the you etgn— are trans. i'm sorry. it is the you can sign protect- are trans. it is the you can sign protect women. /r:::r. you can sign protect women. you onty— you can sign protect women. you onty protect— you can sign protect women. you can only protect women- you can sign protect women. you can only protect women if you are prepared to acknowledge what women fundamentally women are that is fundamentally untrue. nobody nobody untrue. and also, nobody nobody onet— untrue. and also, nobody nobody cared -protecting_ e. and also, nobody nobody cared protecting women cared about protecting women unti— cared about protecting women unttt tt— cared about protecting women unttt tt-o— cared about protecting women until it-a virtue- until it became a virtue etgnotttng— until it became a virtue signalling political hot potato. non-t— signalling political hot potato. non-t you— signalling political hot potato. don't you think— signalling political hot potato. don't you think ? or- signalling political hot potato. don't you think ? or do- signalling political hot potato. t t“ g "

tnto your— think, sorry to not put words into your mouth.— think, sorry to not put words into your mouth. i think it's reotty— into your mouth. i think it's reotty, reotty— into your mouth. i think it's really, really important that women and girls safe women and girls have safe eoeeen— women and girls have safe eoeeeo t— women and girls have safe spaces. i think— women and girls have safe spaces. i think whether it's a onongtng— spaces. i think whether it's a onongtng noon— spaces. i think whether it's a changing room at school, whether it's changing room at school, whether to o— changing room at school, whether to o rntxet— changing room at school, whether it's a mixed ward— changing room at school, whether it's a mixed ward hospital, wnetner— it's a mixed ward hospital, whether it's— it's a mixed ward hospital, whether it's a— it's a mixed ward hospital, whether it's a hospital , there whether it's a hospital, there are whether it's a hospital, there tote— whether it's a hospital, there tote ot— whether it's a hospital, there are lots of we— whether it's a hospital, there are lots of we should but they enoutt— are lots of we should but they enoutt te— are lots of we should but they should be stopped. they should be should be stopped. they should te—etonnet.- should be stopped. they should te—etonet. t- should be stopped. they should be stopped. i mean, be absolutely stopped. i mean, ont— be absolutely stopped. i mean, ent-ttnt— be absolutely stopped. i mean, and-think it's- and don't you think it's trnroortont— and don't you think it's important protect, especially important to protect, especially gtrte— important to protect, especially gtrte tron — important to protect, especially girls from that— important to protect, especially girls from that kind of would you— girls from that kind of would you wren— girls from that kind of would you when you're— girls from that kind of would you when you're you know, 15 years— you when you're you know, 15 years ott— you when you're you know, 15 yeore ott ont— you when you're you know, 15 years old and getting your first nertot— years old and getting your first pertot wont— years old and getting your first period want to _ years old and getting your first period want to be— years old and getting your first period want to be in the enongtng— period want to be in the changing rooms with a blow . changing rooms with a blow. i t— changing rooms with a blow. i mean i fundamentally- changing rooms with a blow. i mean i fundamentally believe that all loos should be self—contained with a sink because accessible. because it's accessible. it means can it means that people can use it privately and you don't have that problem . well, in that problem. well, it is in schools. it's not practical. it's practical. it's it's perfectly practical. it's not a swimming it's perfectly practical. it's- not_a swimming room not practical in a swimming room enongtng— not practical in a swimming room changing-simply- not practical in a swimming room changing simply most changing room, it's simply most not— most swimming pools have a torntty— most swimming pools have a torntty-roorn- most swimming pools have a family room anyway , family changing room anyway, tnto— family changing room anyway, this_misnomer.| family changing room anyway,| this—misnomer. this is a complete misnomer. wont—roots.- this is a complete misnomer. most—poolsr-gol this is a complete misnomer. l most—poolsr-go tn most swimming pools, you go in and got individual, and they have got individual, but just to answer my question, are you embarrassed? purchased by who are you embarrassed? purchased ty—wno orel by the left in politics who are more embarrassed and more embarrassed?— more embarrassed and more embarrassed? is . embarrassed? what a women is. i'm embarrassed? what a women is. t-n -enttrrtsset— embarrassed? what a women is. i'm -embarrassed for- embarrassed? what a women is. i'm -embarrassed for rishi . i'm more embarrassed for rishi sunak is trying basically sunak who is trying to basically use a fake threat against women

for his own political well, it's not a fake threat, calvin robinson. it is a fake threat. cotwn— robinson. it is a fake threat. town to— robinson. it is a fake threat. calvin it's not— robinson. it is a fake threat. calvin it's not a— robinson. it is a fake threat. calvin it's not a fake- t “ttntr” it is a fake threat. calvin it's not a fake threat. to— calvin it's not a fake threat. to not— calvin it's not a fake threat. to not a— calvin it's not a fake threat. to not a very— calvin it's not a fake threat. it's not a very real threat. why is it's not a very real threat. why to trotte— it's not a very real threat. why to that? — it's not a very real threat. why to that? wny— it's not a very real threat. why is that? why cares- it's not a very real threat. why is that? titty t ”ttnt: rttrt; is that? why cares about there are don't think he does are so i don't think he does care don't care about this and i don't think he's going to get any think he's not going to get any support not going support from me. he's not going to-eton— support from me. he's not going to-etoo tron — support from me. he's not going to-clap from me— support from me. he's not going to-clap from me for- he's not going to clap from me for doing to get a clap from me for doing the to get a clap from me for doing tne tore— to get a clap from me for doing the bare minimum— to get a clap from me for doing the bare minimum of saying, i know— the bare minimum of saying, i know-o— the bare minimum of saying, i know-o wornon- the bare minimum of saying, i know a woman is. know what a woman is. i think tntt-s— know what a woman is. i think that's ridiculous. nor- know what a woman is. i think that's ridiculous. nor is- know what a woman is. t r: t nor is the that's ridiculous. nor is the conservative— that's ridiculous. nor is the. conservative—get conservative party going to get any-tron— conservative party going to get any-tron-tntel any support from me on this teeue— any support from me on this teeuelott. — any support from me on this issue-all. this— any support from me on this issue-all. this is- any support from me on this issue all. this is miriam issue at all. this is miriam totes— issue at all. this is miriam cotee ont— issue at all. this is miriam cates and rosie- issue at all. this is miriam cates and rosie duffield. this is_collaboration,j is a cross party collaboration, ttgnttng— fighting actually against conservative— fighting actually against consbill,tive_ fighting actually against consbill, you— fighting actually against consgttt rac bill, you know, sex education in schools, self—id the whole premise of a man can identify a woman and identify as a woman and therefore of therefore is a woman. all of this is coming— therefore is a woman. all of this is coming under- this is coming under conservative so conservative party policy. so totuttty— conservative party policy. so actually rishi _ conservative party policy. so actually rishi sunak- conservative party policy. so actually rishi sunak doesn't deserve so far deserve any credit. and so far it's all rhetoric. _ deserve any credit. and so far it's all rhetoric. what- : tty rt.trt;r: c and so far it's all rhetoric. what has he tone—treet- it's all rhetoric. what has he done _ speak it? done other than speak about it? okay. — done other than speak about it? okay. -ttout— done other than speak about it? okay. - about the _ done other than speak about it? okay. -about the equalitiesl okay. what about the equalities bill through where bill that's coming through where there giving right to there giving the right to schools own girls schools to schools to own girls schools to only girls into their only accept girls into their they already have . they don't. they already have. they don't. they don't they don't they know what they can't do at the moment is accept a trans child into a

single sex school because then they become non single they have to become a non single sex school. the bill sex school. that's the new bill that rye kemi badenoch kemi that kim rye kemi badenoch kemi badenoch can currently is badenoch is you can currently is trying through a says trying to get through a says that biological sex means biological sex. it is great. but she's you know, she's biological sex. it is great. - but she's you know, she's having to urerrnttne— but she's you know, she's having to undermine 12— but she's you know, she's having to undermine 12 years of so on ner— to undermine 12 years of so on ten onywoy— to undermine 12 years of so on ten onywoy t— to undermine 12 years of so on her anyway i agree— to undermine 12 years of so on her anyway i agree i agree but one— her anyway i agree i agree but she shouldn't— her anyway i agree i agree but she shouldn't have to do it i ttnt— she shouldn't have to do it i ttnot wort. — she shouldn't have to do it i final word. i— she shouldn't have to do it i final word. t t final word. i respect i respect that it's an important issue. i completely understand that. what i'm angry about being i'm angry about is it being dressed up as people finally carrying women's rights carrying out women's rights because are more because there are so many more bigger, more pressing, more realistic, actual threats to women can care women than this. we can care about tnen— women than this. we can care about them too.— women than this. we can care about them too. okay. - " soft" we can care about them too. okay. t/rtutt" about them too. okay. yeah. toure— about them too. okay. yeah. voure not— about them too. okay. yeah. you're not talking— about them too. okay. t/rtutt" you're not talking more you're not talking about more tnon—tt-e- you're not talking about more tnon—tt-e - you're not talking about more than-it's so. yes.| than one thing. it's so. yes. antntt— than one thing. it's so. yes. amanda purcell.— than one thing. it's so. yes. amanda purcell. goodness me. what's that's what's that? that's a coronation. you coronation. a coronation you bought wanted pull bought a you just wanted to pull that you hatred that out, didn't you? you hatred . i love it's so hot. i love . i love it. it's so hot. i love rt.— . i love it. it's so hot. i love it. you don't realise it's an ovenin it. you don't realise it's an oven in here is what? that is actually true. but i want that coronation fan. goodness gracious me. amanda patel, kelvin robinson. rebecca reid to stand by because coming up soon, sleepy joe biden declared his

re—election bid overnight. but could the dementia ridden president stubborn refusal to retire , prove the death knell retire, prove the death knell for democrats ? nigel farage for democrats? nigel farage gives his analysis soon. but next in the clash, after the british bashing corporation aired, a panorama hit job the aired, a panorama hit job on the royal suggesting harry royal family, suggesting harry and have turned young and meghan have turned young people away from the british monarchy. sussexes hate monarchy. has the sussexes hate campaign irreparable campaign caused irreparable damage to the monarchy? angela epstein battles with doctor tested unlock next. what do you think? dan gb news .uk vote in our poll at gb news back after this .

from eight only on gb news the teonte-e— from eight only on gb news the people's channel. _ from eight only on gb news the people's channel. britain's news . cnonnet— people's channel. britain's news . cnonnet to— people's channel. britain's news . channel to do— people's channel. britain's news . channel to do brexit heroes on the . channel to do brexit heroes on tne woy. — . channel to do brexit heroes on tne woy. wtget— . channel to do brexit heroes on the way. nigel farage- . channel to do brexit heroes on the way. a gt; d . channel to do brexit heroes on the way. a gt d the way. nigel farage and lord david frost. but first, the clash and meghan markle has finally broken cover after not being spotted with husband harry in over a month. amid speculation that the couple are leading increasingly separate lives as so last night they attended an nba basketball fixture in la where meghan appeared to reject hapless harry's romance advances. now perhaps it's just me at this moment took me back to 1992, actually, when harry's mum, princess di, snuck out his father in a similarly public and brutal manner. father in a similarly public and brutal manner . remember that? brutal manner. remember that? and we all know how that relationship ended. but meanwhile, back in blighty, the british bashing corporation has launched a fresh attack on the royal just two weeks royal family just two weeks before coronation. as they before the coronation. as they released a hit job, panorama

episode, specially episode, complete with specially commissioned yougov polls blaming harry and meghan for the slump in public support for the monarchy. two to monarchy. less than two weeks to go until coronation of go until the coronation of king charles. a new suggests charles. a new poll suggests putte— charles. a new poll suggests outtte-otout- charles. a new poll suggests. public-about-british public opinion about the british royote— public opinion about the british royote te— public opinion about the british royals is changing less royals is changing with less then— royals is changing with less tnon o— royals is changing with less than a third— royals is changing with less than a third of— royals is changing with less than a third of 18 to 24 year otte— than a third of 18 to 24 year otte tn— than a third of 18 to 24 year otte tn tne— than a third of 18 to 24 year olds in the uk— than a third of 18 to 24 year olds in the uk wanting the nonoreny— olds in the uk wanting the nonoreny to— olds in the uk wanting the monarchy to continue. but some young— monarchy to continue. but some young peopte— monarchy to continue. but some young peopte nay— monarchy to continue. but some young people may have been ottenotet— young people may have been ottenotet ty— young people may have been alienated by what's been nonentng— alienated by what's been happening within charles's own tontty— happening within charles's own tontty .— happening within charles's own tontty . arne— happening within charles's own tontty . arnte .— happening within charles's own family . arnie . the potential, i family. arnie. the potential, i tntnt— family. arnie. the potential, i tntnt .— family. arnie. the potential, i tntnt , tnot— family. arnie. the potential, i think , that her— family. arnie. the potential, i think , that her arrival seem to think, that her arrival seem to otter— think, that her arrival seem to offer diminished— think, that her arrival seem to offer diminished and whittled owoy— offer diminished and whittled owoy .— offer diminished and whittled owoy . ant— offer diminished and whittled owoy . ant t— offer diminished and whittled away . and i think that's because away. and i think that's because of away. and i think that's because ot one— away. and i think that's because of some baked— away. and i think that's because of some baked in— away. and i think that's because of some baked in issues institutional— of some baked in issues institutional racism within the ot— institutional racism within the ot tne— institutional racism within the core of the monarchy and the nonoreny— core of the monarchy and the monarchy more— core of the monarchy and the monarchy more broadly. core of the monarchy and the monarchy more broadly . o" monarchy more broadly. oh, please— monarchy more broadly. oh, rtetse .— monarchy more broadly. oh, please . absolutely.- monarchy more broadly. oh, please . absolutely. typical of please. absolutely. typical of the treachery we've come to expect from our supposed state broadcaster. but despite their

desperate attempts to paint the pubuc desperate attempts to paint the public as being against the royal family the bbc's online poll actually showed a majority of brits still support the monarchy. what do you think monarchy. so what do you think in of this beeb hit piece, in light of this beeb hit piece, do you think the sussexes have caused terminal damage to the british monarchy down at gbnews.uk? vote in our poll at gbnews.uk? vote in our poll at gb news. but joining me to tackle now, the royal tackle this now, the royal columnist and commentator angela epstein and the author of elizabeth and philip, epstein and the author of elizabeth and philip , which epstein and the author of elizabeth and philip, which is now in paperback, dr. tessa dunlop . so angela epstein, look dunlop. so angela epstein, look , i personally think the bbc are actually becoming quite anti monarchy now that's very clear in their coverage, but despite that, you can't deny the huge damage harry and meghan have caused. can you ? no, you can't. caused. can you? no, you can't. ant— caused. can you? no, you can't. ant oetuotty— caused. can you? no, you can't. and actually there _ caused. can you? no, you can't. and actually there are- t: tiirttt rtr7 no, you can't. and actually there are polls wnten— and actually there are polls wnton support— and actually there are polls which support that view. i think there— which support that view. i think tnere woe— which support that view. i think tnere one— which support that view. i think there was one poll— which support that view. i think there was one poll that said ononget— there was one poll that said amongst generation z brits and i do amongst generation z brits and i to get— amongst generation z brits and i do get confused— amongst generation z brits and i do get confused with all the tenogropntee— do get confused with all the demographics as their support nonet— demographics as their support tronet tor—

demographics as their support dropped for harry and meghan by about— dropped for harry and meghan by about trow— dropped for harry and meghan by about 40% after— dropped for harry and meghan by about 40% after his book came out.— about 40% after his book came out. ant— about 40% after his book came out. and that's— about 40% after his book came out. and that's notwithstanding the out. and that's notwithstanding tne tonoge— out. and that's notwithstanding the damage caused by the oprah tnterwew— the damage caused by the oprah tnterwew oe— the damage caused by the oprah interview as well. _ the damage caused by the oprah interview as well. there's no toutt— interview as well. there's no toutt tnot— interview as well. there's no doubt that harry— interview as well. there's no doubt that harry and meghan , in doubt that harry and meghan, in nonettetng— doubt that harry and meghan, in monetising their— doubt that harry and meghan, in monetising their lives, the tnttnote— monetising their lives, the intimate details of their prewoue— intimate details of their previous involvement with the toyot— previous involvement with the toyot tontty — previous involvement with the royal family, the _ previous involvement with the royal family, the trashing of the royal family, the trashing of tne toyot— royal family, the trashing of the royal family, the very ttttteutt— the royal family, the very difficult statements they've note,— difficult statements they've note, nony— difficult statements they've made, many difficult to substantiate.- made, many difficult to substantiate. they have kyiv. they— substantiate. they have kyiv. tney newe— substantiate. they have kyiv. they have done— substantiate. they have kyiv. they have done a lot of damage to we— they have done a lot of damage to tne toyot— they have done a lot of damage to the royal family, but the toyot— to the royal family, but the toyot tontty— to the royal family, but the royal family, i— to the royal family, but the royal family, i think, is far ttgger— royal family, i think, is far ttgger tnon— royal family, i think, is far bigger than them. and as much as eertotn— bigger than them. and as much as eertotn guortere— bigger than them. and as much as certain quarters are— bigger than them. and as much as certain quarters are keen to see them— certain quarters are keen to see tnen oe— certain quarters are keen to see tnen oe tne— certain quarters are keen to see them as the architect of its teettne— them as the architect of its gegrne, t— them as the architect of its decline, i think— them as the architect of its decline, i think once the whole pogeontry— decline, i think once the whole pogeontry ot— decline, i think once the whole pogeontry ot the— decline, i think once the whole pageantry of the coronation note— pageantry of the coronation ttete tn— pageantry of the coronation kicks in for— pageantry of the coronation kicks in for a— pageantry of the coronation kicks in for a start, i think once william— kicks in for a start, i think once william and kate grow more into once william and kate grow more tnto tnetr— once william and kate grow more into their roles— once william and kate grow more into their roles and— once william and kate grow more into their roles and once harry ont— into their roles and once harry ent terry— into their roles and once harry ent terry ont— into their roles and once harry and harry and meghan run out of rope— and harry and meghan run out of rope to— and harry and meghan run out of rope to nong— and harry and meghan run out of rope to hang themselves with, i you know,— rope to hang themselves with, i mean, you know, there's only so many— mean, you know, there's only so many woye— mean, you know, there's only so many woye tnot— mean, you know, there's only so many ways that you can that you toot— many ways that you can that you toot ot— many ways that you can that you can look at the— many ways that you can that you can look at the lifestyle tney-we— can look at the lifestyle they've adopted and look at ways not— they've adopted and look at ways that—themselvesj that they can express themselves we ton-t— that they can express themselves we ton-t ete— that they can express themselves we don't care about— that they can express themselves we don't care about their views

on. we don't care about their views onlnony— we don't care about their views on..many-because. we don't care about their views on. many because it's on. so many things because it's so on. so many things because it's eo—tney-re- on. so many things because it's so _they're vacuousj so obvious that they're vacuous in so obvious that they're vacuous tn tnetr— so obvious that they're vacuous in their approach— so obvious that they're vacuous in their approach to so many eutteete. — in their approach to so many eutr-eete. so— in their approach to so many eutr-eete. so t— in their approach to so many subjects. so i don't think we ant— subjects. so i don't think we care. and ithink— subjects. so i don't think we care. and think at some point care. and i think at some point tney-tt— care. and i think at some point tney-tt-out— care. and i think at some point tney-tt-out ot— care. and i think at some point they'll-out of-and. they'll run out of steam and wet— they'll run out of steam and we-tt-teeeo- they'll run out of steam and we'll tessa dunlop we'll move on. tessa dunlop i tnogtne— we'll move on. tessa dunlop i tnogtne ruet— we'll move on. tessa dunlop i imagine just like— we'll move on. tessa dunlop i imagine just like your favourite peonte— imagine just like your favourite peopte, worry— imagine just like your favourite peopte, worry ont— imagine just like your favourite people, harry and meghan, you're prototy— people, harry and meghan, you're probably going— people, harry and meghan, you're probably going to_ people, harry and meghan, you're probably going to blame the entren— probably going to blame the british press— probably going to blame the british press . _ probably going to blame the british press . tittrgtrttt swig british press. meghan my fault, actually. funnily enough,- british press. 3 swig t funnily enough, you do actually. funnily enough, you do get o— actually. funnily enough, you do get a trtet— actually. funnily enough, you do get a brief mention.— t funnily enough, you do get a brief mention. you have a tn tne— get a brief mention. you have a cameo in the prologue of my paperback.— cameo in the prologue of my pooertoet. t— cameo in the prologue of my paperback. i do— cameo in the prologue of my paperback. i do take aim at you ont— paperback. i do take aim at you ent otter— paperback. i do take aim at you and other polemic— paperback. i do take aim at you and other polemic. paperback. i do take aim at you and other polemic . oh, there's a and other polemic. oh, there's a eurrnree— and other polemic. oh, there's a surprise. you've— and other polemic. oh, there's a surprise. you've done great tonege— surprise. you've done great tonoge. on— surprise. you've done great damage. oh, do- surprise. you've done great damage. oh, do you? so it's my toutt— damage. oh, do you? so it's my toutt tnot— damage. oh, do you? so it's my toutt not you— damage. oh, do you? so it's my fault that you ,_ damage. oh, do you? so it's my fault that you , not— damage. oh, do you? so it's my fault that you , not harry and fault that you, not harry and ttegnon-e— fault that you, not harry and meghan's fault— fault that you, not harry and meghan's fault by dragging it tnto— meghan's fault by dragging it into dogwhistle_ meghan's fault by dragging it into dogwhistle politics, into the into dogwhistle politics, into tne terrotn— into dogwhistle politics, into the terrain of— into dogwhistle politics, into the terrain of dogwhistle pottttee— the terrain of dogwhistle politics. the— the terrain of dogwhistle politics. the goodies are conttto— politics. the goodies are camilla and— politics. the goodies are camilla and charles. let's park our camilla and charles. let's park tente— camilla and charles. let's park tonte on— camilla and charles. let's park our tanks on their— camilla and charles. let's park our tanks on their lawn. the totttee— our tanks on their lawn. the totttee re— our tanks on their lawn. the baddies are harry and meghan. ant— baddies are harry and meghan. ant wnen— baddies are harry and meghan. ant wnen t— baddies are harry and meghan. and when i come— baddies are harry and meghan. and when i come on every time t-n — and when i come on every time t-n ttttet— and when i come on every time t-n ttttet oe— and when i come on every time i'm billed as, oh,— and when i come on every time i'm billed as, oh, the great eunorter— i'm billed as, oh, the great eunorter ot— i'm billed as, oh, the great supporter of the _ i'm billed as, oh, the great supporter of the sussexes, i'm notntng— supporter of the sussexes, i'm notntng ot— supporter of the sussexes, i'm nothing of the— supporter of the sussexes, i'm nothing of the kind. actually. t-n — nothing of the kind. actually. t-n tuet— nothing of the kind. actually. t-n ruet tottng— nothing of the kind. actually. i'm just taking sounds like you ant— i'm just taking sounds like you ant on— i'm just taking sounds like you are. and an impartial view. i'm

eorry— are. and an impartial view. i'm eorry. tt— are. and an impartial view. i'm eorry. tt eounte— are. and an impartial view. i'm sorry. it sounds like you are, tut— sorry. it sounds like you are, tut t— sorry. it sounds like you are, tut t neet— sorry. it sounds like you are, but i need to— sorry. it sounds like you are, but i need to pick you up on eonetntng— but i need to pick you up on something, tessa, because the onty— something, tessa, because the onty peopte— something, tessa, because the onty peopte wno— something, tessa, because the only people who have played dog wntette— only people who have played dog whistle politics— only people who have played dog whistle politics with the entren— whistle politics with the british monarchy are harry and ttegnon— british monarchy are harry and ttegnon ont— british monarchy are harry and meghan and they— british monarchy are harry and meghan and they let the queen, the meghan and they let the queen, tne tote— meghan and they let the queen, the late queen,— meghan and they let the queen, the late queen, and prince rntrn— the late queen, and prince rntttp go— the late queen, and prince rntttp go to— the late queen, and prince philip go to their grave with the philip go to their grave with tne wortt — philip go to their grave with the world thinking the royal tontty— the world thinking the royal tontty we— the world thinking the royal family was racist. 'r: g the world thinking the royal family was racist. 'r: e family was racist. and it was onty— family was racist. and it was only in january , january that only in january, january that harry did this pathetic backtrack and said, oh, no, no, no , he didn't mean racism. we no, he didn't mean racism. we just meant that unconscious bias . so it was them playing dog whistle race politics. it's not me . point is de—man. i expect me. point is de—man. i expect more from our fourth- r:rt; iexpect more from our fourth estate, rtrt; iexpect more from our fourth estate, of wntet— more from our fourth estate, of wnten you— more from our fourth estate, of wnton you re— more from our fourth estate, of which you are a— more from our fourth estate, of which you are a significant pteyer— which you are a significant ptoyer. t— which you are a significant ptoyer. t eon-t— which you are a significant player. i can't control harry ont— player. i can't control harry ont ttegton— player. i can't control harry and meghan. they flagged up toutt— and meghan. they flagged up toutt ttnee— and meghan. they flagged up fault lines, issues within an tnetttutton— fault lines, issues within an institution that— fault lines, issues within an institution that spent far too tong— institution that spent far too tong reettng— institution that spent far too long resting on— institution that spent far too long resting on its laurels , long resting on its laurels, eourteey— long resting on its laurels, eourteey ot— long resting on its laurels, courtesy of the— long resting on its laurels, courtesy of the queen's extraordinary- courtesy of the queen's extraordinary popularity and tongewty— extraordinary popularity and tongewty .— extraordinary popularity and tongewty . t— extraordinary popularity and longevity . i am— extraordinary popularity and longevity . i am not sure they

longevity. i am not sure they tet— longevity. i am not sure they lied. faultless_ longevity. i am not sure they lied. faultless i— longevity. i am not sure they lied. faultless i am saying they notntet— lied. faultless i am saying they potntet ot— lied. faultless i am saying they pointed at fault— lied. faultless i am saying they pointed at fault lines and you guys— pointed at fault lines and you guye. gtwen— pointed at fault lines and you guye. gtwen tne— pointed at fault lines and you guys, given the chance, got in were— guys, given the chance, got in tnere ont— guys, given the chance, got in tnere ent tug— guys, given the chance, got in there and dug with your great big there and dug with your great ttg epote. — there and dug with your great ttg epote. so.— there and dug with your great big spade. so. so— there and dug with your great big spade. so. so '3 there and dug with your great big spade. so. so ' g t big spade. so. so angela epstein okay, let me bring angela epstein back into this. so angela epstein, if you follow that argument from tessa dunlop, we were just meant to ignore the prime america tv interview prime time america tv interview with oprah winfrey when they accused the they made an accusation that there was a racist within the royal family. we were just meant to ignore the six series where six part netflix series where they slammed the commonwealth as a continuation of the british empire. we should ignore empire. we should just ignore that. . yeah. i mean, that. i guess. yeah. i mean, tntnt— that. i guess. yeah. i mean, tntnt tntnt— that. i guess. yeah. i mean, think think .— that. i guess. yeah. i mean, think think . much- that. i guess. yeah. i mean, think think . much as- 3 yeah. i mean, think think . much as i love think think. much as i love tee— think think. much as i love tee t— think think. much as i love tessa, i think— think think. much as i love tessa, i think this is an extraordinary- tessa, i think this is an extraordinary hypothesis . ipsis extraordinary hypothesis. ipsis and extraordinary hypothesis. ipsis ent o— extraordinary hypothesis. ipsis ent o ttnt— extraordinary hypothesis. ipsis ent o ttnt ot— extraordinary hypothesis. ipsis and a kind of an— extraordinary hypothesis. ipsis and a kind of an olympic scale exempte— and a kind of an olympic scale example ot— and a kind of an olympic scale example of shooting the- messenger._remember messenger. we have to remember tnet— messenger. we have to remember not wnen— messenger. we have to remember not wnen terry— messenger. we have to remember that when harry and meghan first got togetner— that when harry and meghan first got togetner ont— that when harry and meghan first got together and it— that when harry and meghan first got together and it became putte— got together and it became public knowledge , there was public knowledge, there was an enormous of goodwill enormous reservoir of goodwill tnet— enormous reservoir of goodwill tnot tne— enormous reservoir of goodwill not we toy— enormous reservoir of goodwill that this boy who'd been so natty— that this boy who'd been so totty eort— that this boy who'd been so totty eort ot— that this boy who'd been so badly sort of cast into the wilderness. _ badly sort of cast into the wilderness. he— badly sort of cast into the wilderness. he was bereaved. wototy— wilderness. he was bereaved. wototy gove— wilderness. he was bereaved. nobody gave him any sense of ttreetton— nobody gave him any sense of ttreetton .— nobody gave him any sense of direction . he— nobody gave him any sense of

direction . he lost— nobody gave him any sense of direction . he lost his mum all direction. he lost his mum all tne— direction. he lost his mum all tne tntnge— direction. he lost his mum all tne tntnge we— direction. he lost his mum all the things we know about harry. ant— the things we know about harry. ant tnen— the things we know about harry. ant tnen tne— the things we know about harry. and then this glamorous young wttn— and then this glamorous young woman with so— and then this glamorous young woman with so much life and wtottty— woman with so much life and wtottty ont— woman with so much life and vitality and who— woman with so much life and vitality and who had done good worke— vitality and who had done good worte tn— vitality and who had done good worte tn ner— vitality and who had done good works in her own— vitality and who had done good works in her own right, came tnto— works in her own right, came tnto tne— works in her own right, came into the whole— works in her own right, came into the whole kind of world of the into the whole kind of world of tne royote— into the whole kind of world of the royals and— into the whole kind of world of the royals and everybody ttougtt— the royals and everybody thought, great, a reboot as wet.— thought, great, a reboot as well. somebody with a broader wew— well. somebody with a broader .— well. somebody with a broader . tne— well. somebody with a broader view . this can— well. somebody with a broader view. this can only be great for the view. this can only be great for tne nonorety— view. this can only be great for the monarchy. everybody was tnrtttet— the monarchy. everybody was thrilled when _ the monarchy. everybody was thrilled when harry found ttegnon. — thrilled when harry found meghan. .the- thrilled when harry found meghan. the very idea that meghan. so the very idea that otter— meghan. so the very idea that otter tnet— meghan. so the very idea that otter tnot tt— meghan. so the very idea that after that it was— meghan. so the very idea that after that it was some kind of epon— after that it was some kind of enort to— after that it was some kind of errort to eee— after that it was some kind of sport to see how— after that it was some kind of sport to see how that how we eoutt — sport to see how that how we eoutt go — sport to see how that how we eoutt go on — sport to see how that how we could go on the— sport to see how that how we could go on the hunt to find netortoue— could go on the hunt to find nefarious stories— could go on the hunt to find nefarious stories about harry ont— nefarious stories about harry ent ttegnon— nefarious stories about harry and meghan and bring them down is and meghan and bring them down te oteotute— and meghan and bring them down is absolute. it's— and meghan and bring them down is absolute. it's for— and meghan and bring them down is absolute. it's for the birds were— is absolute. it's for the birds tnere ore— is absolute. it's for the birds there are. so— is absolute. it's for the birds there are. so you— is absolute. it's for the birds there are. so you only have to sit there are. so you only have to ett town. — there are. so you only have to ett town. nong— there are. so you only have to sit down. hang on— there are. so you only have to sit down. hang on a minute. hang on. tessa, can we just. okay tet— on. tessa, can we just. okay tet reset— on. tessa, can we just. okay let tessa come— on. tessa, can we just. okay let tessa come in— on. tessa, can we just. okay let tessa come in here. - on. tessa, can we just. okay let tessa come in here. i'll be very quick. okay. make your final point, angela. then i'll bnng final point, angela. then i'll bring tessa back. okay all i was going to say is bring tessa back. okay all i was gotng to eoy te tt— bring tessa back. okay all i was going to say is if you— g t c�*s/ti all i was going to say is if you haven't got— going to say is if you haven't got-tnet— going to say is if you haven't got-that needs- going to say is if you haven't got that needs watching to got paint that needs watching to dry got paint that needs watching to try-tnot-e— got paint that needs watching to try-tnot-e growtng- got paint that needs watching to dry that's growing on a dry or grass that's growing on a sit dry or grass that's growing on a ett ont— dry or grass that's growing on a ett ent woten— dry or grass that's growing on a sit and watch that— dry or grass that's growing on a sit and watch that sit through six sit and watch that sit through etx epteotee— sit and watch that sit through six episodes or— sit and watch that sit through six episodes or whatever . oh six episodes or whatever. on yeon. — six episodes or whatever. on yeon. -eee- six episodes or whatever. on yeon. -eee .- six episodes or whatever. oh yeah. series . and you yeah. netflix series. and you newe— yeah. netflix series. and you note-tne— yeah. netflix series. and you have the evidence you need have all the evidence you need tnet— have all the evidence you need

not tne— have all the evidence you need that this was— have all the evidence you need that this was not— have all the evidence you need that this was not a— have all the evidence you need that this was not a construct of tne— that this was not a construct of tne entren— that this was not a construct of the british press.— that this was not a construct of the british press. this was terry— the british press. this was worry ont— the british press. this was harry and meghan who did it teoutttutty. — harry and meghan who did it beautifully. �*" beautifully. okay, tessa, final word to you now , angela talks of word to you now, angela talks of we you know , we'll forget about we you know, we'll forget about them. we'll still believe in wtttton— them. we'll still believe in william and— them. we'll still believe in william and kate.- we'll still believe in william and kate. who is we? netouee— william and kate. who is we? because actually— william and kate. who is we? because actually the polling tnet— because actually the polling tnot tne— because actually the polling that the bbc— because actually the polling that the bbc did brought up eonetntng— that the bbc did brought up something interesting . a something very interesting. a lot something very interesting. a tot ot— something very interesting. a tot ot young— something very interesting. a lot of young people have always teen— lot of young people have always been apathetic— lot of young people have always been apathetic monarchy. been apathetic about monarchy. tnot-e— been apathetic about monarchy. that's standard— been apathetic about monarchy. that's standard you young that's standard. you know, young tott— that's standard. you know, young folk—traditional. folk don't buy into traditional tnetttutton. — folk don't buy into traditional institution. however, they tougnt— institution. however, they tougnt tnto— institution. however, they bought into it.- institution. however, they bought into it. you're quite rtgtt— bought into it. you're quite rtgnt. wnen— bought into it. you're quite right. when harry and meghan tong.— right. when harry and meghan came along, this— right. when harry and meghan came along, this looked like an tnetttutton— came along, this looked like an institution-was— came along, this looked like an institution was going to institution that was going to reortn— institution that was going to reortn -tney- institution that was going to. reform -they-given reform. what they were given etteetwety— reform. what they were given effectively - a _ reform. what they were given effectively a false hope, an effectively was a false hope, an tteo— effectively was a false hope, an tteo tnet— effectively was a false hope, an idea that didn't— effectively was a false hope, an idea that didn't exist. the terry— idea that didn't exist. the terry-eonee- idea that didn't exist. the fairy comes crashing down. fairy tale comes crashing down. ant— fairy tale comes crashing down. ant tne— fairy tale comes crashing down. and the problem— fairy tale comes crashing down. and the problem that we all have to—te— and the problem that we all have to—te now— and the problem that we all have to—te now tnet- and the problem that we all havei to_is how that apathy to manage now is how that apathy has to manage now is how that apathy nee turnet— to manage now is how that apathy has turned into— to manage now is how that apathy has turned into antagonism . um, has turned into antagonism. um, wnere— has turned into antagonism. um, where t— has turned into antagonism. um, where a significant— has turned into antagonism. um, where a significant number, 38% of where a significant number, 38% ot young— where a significant number, 38% ot young peopte— where a significant number, 38% of young people want a different eyeten — of young people want a different eyeten ont— of young people want a different system and where— of young people want a different system and where i do pin the tune— system and where i do pin the ttone on— system and where i do pin the blame on people— system and where i do pin the blame on people like you, dan ont— blame on people like you, dan ent to— blame on people like you, dan ent to on— blame on people like you, dan and to an extent— blame on people like you, dan and to an extent you, angela is oetuotty— and to an extent you, angela is oetuotty you— and to an extent you, angela is actually you make— and to an extent you, angela is actually you make it look like it's actually you make it look like tt-e o— actually you make it look like tt-e o tor— actually you make it look like tt-e o tor ont— actually you make it look like it's a for and against. you're not—

it's a for and against. you're not trytng— it's a for and against. you're not trytng to— it's a for and against. you're not trying to find— it's a for and against. you're not trying to find the middle grount. — not trying to find the middle grount. we— not trying to find the middle ground. we need to drag erg our nonoreny— ground. we need to drag erg our nonoreny toot— ground. we need to drag erg our monarchy back into the middle grount— monarchy back into the middle ground because— monarchy back into the middle ground because it— monarchy back into the middle ground because it doesn't work. it's ground because it doesn't work. tt-e ettttng— ground because it doesn't work. it's sitting squarely with the tottott— it's sitting squarely with the tabloid press.— it's sitting squarely with the tabloid press. it's not fair. ant— tabloid press. it's not fair. ant t— tabloid press. it's not fair. ant t ton-t— tabloid press. it's not fair. and i don't believe it's what ttng— and i don't believe it's what ttng enortee— and i don't believe it's what king charles would want it. okay. — king charles would want it. okay. tntnt— king charles would want it. okay. thank you— king charles would want it. okay. thank you both- king charles would want it. okay. thank you both so much . okay. thank you both so much. dr. tessa dunlop and angela epstein, what do you think? have the sussexes caused terminal damage to the british monarchy ? damage to the british monarchy? scott on twitter writes, yes, although harry and meghan are only a small part of it, the msm have their mission have also made it their mission to years to turn young to for years to turn young people monarchy. people against the monarchy. from i don't like the from susan. i don't like the sussexes, but i think it's the king's king too king's fault. the king is too soft on harry. charles to soft on harry. charles needs to come hard on them it'll come down hard on them or it'll backfire on them. and from shell in my view, harry and meghan have only caused damage to themselves. the last few months have proved that the have proved that with the withdrawal of support from celebrities the media celebrities and even the media and your verdict is now in 45% of you agree that harry and meghan have caused terminal damage to the british monarchy. 55% of you say they have not. a

close one tonight. coming up, as it's revealed that officials working for dominic raab raised concerns that high ranking civil service staff were plotting to remove him from office. does this prove that raab was the victim of a political stitch up our tory culture warrior, the former education minister andrea jenkyns, who's worked under raab, gives her take on the woke civil service, hit job soon, but next dodi biden has announced he'll run for re—election as president, but could sleepy joe harm the democrat's chances of success in 2024? plus why are indians making up the second largest cohort of small boat arrivals when they come from a bigger economy than the uk? nigel farage has his unmissable analysis on both those major stories. he's live straight after this.

hello after this.- . hello again. after this.- - hello again. it's otter tnto— . hello again. it's aidan - hello again. it's aidan weewern— . hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here— - hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from - hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met entree.— mcgivern here from the met office. another— mcgivern here from the met office. another chilly night for many— office. another chilly night for many ot— office. another chilly night for many ot ue— office. another chilly night for many of us, but— office. another chilly night for many of us, but not for all. there-tt— many of us, but not for all. tnere-tt te— many of us, but not for all. there'll be cloudier skies toworte— there'll be cloudier skies towards the— there'll be cloudier skies towards the south—west and as a reeutt— towards the south—west and as a reeutt. tt— towards the south—west and as a reeutt. tt wttt— towards the south—west and as a result, it will be— towards the south—west and as a result, it will be a— towards the south—west and as a result, it will be a bit milder. we— result, it will be a bit milder. we re— result, it will be a bit milder. we gotng— result, it will be a bit milder. we are going to— result, it will be a bit milder. we are going to see milder weotner— we are going to see milder weather-from - we are going to see milder weather from the weather approach from the eoutn—weet— weather approach from the south—west and eventually south—west and it's eventually going— south—west and it's eventually gotng to— south—west and it's eventually gotng to tnett— south—west and it's eventually going to affect much of the uk by tne— going to affect much of the uk by the weekend— going to affect much of the uk by the weekend with temperatures rtetng— by the weekend with temperatures tern-porte— by the weekend with temperatures rtetng-norte. nut- by the weekend with temperatures rising parts. but with rising in many parts. but with tnet— rising in many parts. but with not-otn— rising in many parts. but with tnot-otr. we— rising in many parts. but with that-air, we also- rising in many parts. but with that air, we also see that milder air, we also see more changeable conditions as ot— more changeable conditions as ot tout.— more changeable conditions as areas of cloud. some outbreaks of areas of cloud. some outbreaks ot rn— areas of cloud. some outbreaks ot ont— areas of cloud. some outbreaks of rain and some— areas of cloud. some outbreaks of rain and some heavy showers tewetoptng— of rain and some heavy showers tewetoptng on— of rain and some heavy showers tewetoptng on o— of rain and some heavy showers developing on a fine day on tueetoy— developing on a fine day on tueetoy-to- developing on a fine day on tuesday-to an- developing on a fine day on tuesday to an end with tuesday comes to an end with tetr— tuesday comes to an end with eteor enette— tuesday comes to an end with clear spells across— tuesday comes to an end with clear spells across central and nortnern— clear spells across central and nortnern-tne- clear spells across central and northern-the uk.- clear spells across central and northern the uk. the northern parts of the uk. the toweet—oneei northern parts of the uk. the. lowest—once again lowest temperatures once again expectet— lowest temperatures once again expected highland, expected across highland, eeottont.— expected across highland, scotland, seven celsius scotland, minus seven celsius noeettte— scotland, minus seven celsius poeettte tn— scotland, minus seven celsius poeettte tn t— scotland, minus seven celsius possible in 1 or— scotland, minus seven celsius possible in 1 or 2— scotland, minus seven celsius possible in 1 or 2 sheltered enote— possible in 1 or 2 sheltered epote. a— possible in 1 or 2 sheltered spots. a frost— possible in 1 or 2 sheltered spots. a frost then for scotland

ont— spots. a frost then for scotland ent nortnern— spots. a frost then for scotland and northern and— spots. a frost then for scotland and northern and eastern tngtont— and northern and eastern england, but— and northern and eastern england, but elsewhere across the england, but elsewhere across tne tw— england, but elsewhere across tne wt o— england, but elsewhere across tne uk a tot— england, but elsewhere across the uk a lot of— england, but elsewhere across the uk a lot of cloud and as a reeutt— the uk a lot of cloud and as a reeutt troet— the uk a lot of cloud and as a result frost free— the uk a lot of cloud and as a result frost free towards the eoutnweet— result frost free towards the southwest as— result frost free towards the southwest as well as northern tretont. — southwest as well as northern tretont. here— southwest as well as northern ireland. here we've got cloudier eonttttone— ireland. here we've got cloudier conditions during— ireland. here we've got cloudier conditions during wednesday and some outbreaks— conditions during wednesday and some outbreaks of— conditions during wednesday and some outbreaks of mainly light rn— some outbreaks of mainly light ont— some outbreaks of mainly light rain and drizzle,— some outbreaks of mainly light rain and drizzle, it's going rain and drizzle, but it's going to te— rain and drizzle, but it's going to be increasingly gloomy toworte— to be increasingly gloomy towards south—west with the towards the south—west with the etout — towards the south—west with the etout eowertng— towards the south—west with the cloud covering hills and some eooetot— cloud covering hills and some eooetot-ont— cloud covering hills and some coastal-and fog.- cloud covering hills and some coastal and fog. meanwhile coastal mist and fog. meanwhile trtgnter— coastal mist and fog. meanwhile brighter-northern- brighter skies for northern tngtont— brighter skies for northern england, scotland . brighter skies for northern- england,-scotland . we'll england, much of scotland. we'll see england, much of scotland. we'll eee—tewetootngi see some showers developing across southern _ see some showers developing across southern scotland and nortnern— across southern scotland and- northern _ between northern england. but in between eone-enette— northern england. but in between some-spells and- northern england. but in between some spells and further some sunny spells and further wtntry— some sunny spells and further wintry showers— some sunny spells and further wintry showers expected for the wortnern — wintry showers expected for the wortnern-nut— wintry showers expected for the northern but really it's northern isles. but really it's eteet—ont- northern isles. but really it'si sleet—and snow sleet around coasts and snow eonttnet— sleet around coasts and snow eonttnet to— sleet around coasts and snow confined to the— sleet around coasts and snow confined to the hills into wetneetoy— confined to the hills into wednesday night. then the cold air wednesday night. then the cold otr neretete— wednesday night. then the cold at peretete tn— wednesday night. then the cold air persists in the— wednesday night. then the cold air persists in the north of soottont— air persists in the north of scotland with _ air persists in the north of scotland with another frost tttety— scotland with another frost likely elsewhere across the uk. too— likely elsewhere across the uk. too much— likely elsewhere across the uk. too much cloud— likely elsewhere across the uk. too much cloud to— likely elsewhere across the uk. too much cloud to allow a frost to torn — too much cloud to allow a frost to torn ont— too much cloud to allow a frost to form and in— too much cloud to allow a frost to form and in fact— too much cloud to allow a frost to form and in fact we'll see some outbreaks— to form and in fact we'll see some outbreaks of rain reaching eeter— some outbreaks of rain reaching western scotland,— some outbreaks of rain reaching western scotland, southern soottont— western scotland, southern eeottont ty— western scotland, southern scotland by the end of the ntgnt. — scotland by the end of the ntgnt. ant— scotland by the end of the night. and start off night. and as we start off tnuretoy— night. and as we start off thursdayisome- night. and as we start off- thursdayisome-weather thursday, some wetter weather wotttng — thursday, some wetter weather. wotttng —tne waiting in the wings towards the eoutt—weet— waiting in the wings towards the south—west, ten— waiting in the wings towards the south—west, ten-in- waiting in the wings towards the south—west, ten in the south—west, ten celsius in the settty— south—west, ten celsius in the sow-.— south—west, ten celsius in the sony. a— south—west, ten celsius in the scilly-, a mild- south—west, ten celsius in the scilly-, a mild .to. scilly isles, a mild start to tne— scilly isles, a mild start to tne toy— scilly isles, a mild start to tne toy-tut- scilly 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and that rain moves into the southwest of england during the norntng— southwest of england during the morningireaching_ southwest of england during the morning reaching wales southwest of england during the mom in] reaching wales southwest of england during the mom in thezaching wales southwest of england during the mom in the morning wales southwest of england during the mornin the morning and wales southwest of england during the mornin the morning and thents later in the morning and then teeontng— later in the morning and then becoming much— later in the morning and then becoming much more widespread tngtont— becoming much more widespread across england and wales during tnuretoy— across england and wales during thursday afternoon. some tnuntery— thursday afternoon. some thundery rain— thursday afternoon. some thundery rain likely. and as tnet— thundery rain likely. and as tnot-nowee— thundery rain likely. and as that moves through, well, that rain moves through, well, gotng— that rain moves through, well, gotng to— that rain moves through, well, we're going to see conditions turn—tne- we're going to see conditionsi turn—the weekend we're going to see conditions. turn—the weekend , turn warmer into the weekend, but turn warmer into the weekend, tut tt-e— turn warmer into the weekend, tut tt-e not— turn warmer into the weekend, but it's not going— turn warmer into the weekend, but it's not going to be enttrety— but it's not going to be entirely there will but it's not going to be- entirely-there will be entirely sunny. there will be a lot entirely sunny. there will be a tot ot— entirely sunny. there will be a tot ot etout— entirely sunny. there will be a lot of cloud and— entirely sunny. there will be a lot of cloud and further showers at lot of cloud and further showers ot ttnee. — lot of cloud and further showers ot ttnee. tn— lot of cloud and further showers at times. i'm jacob— lot of cloud and further showers at times. t t 33 at times. i'm jacob rees—mogg, the of parliament the member of parliament for nonh the member of parliament for north former north east somerset and a former government minister. for years i have walked corridors have walked the corridors of power and power in both westminster and the london. we to the city of london. we need to have arguments, the have the arguments, the discussions we make it discussions on how we make it better for crop failures, famine, war or suffering on a scale completely unimaginable. we are putting the cart before the horse . as charles the first the horse. as charles the first said at the scaffold, he was the true defender of liberty. yeah, i completely derailed- 3: t yeah, i completely derailed the conversation. - i completely derailed the conversation. t i completely derailed the- conversation. join me monday to thursday at 8 pm. on gb news, britain's news channel. westminster is going around britain's news channel. - westminster is going around in eweretreee—t- ever decreasing circles, tottowet— ever decreasing circles, followed .the - ever decreasing circles, followed the media. britain followed by the media. britain is followed by the media. britain te broken.— followed by the media. britain is broken. how— followed by the media. britain is broken. how on— followed by the media. britain is broken. how on earth did we get tnto— is broken. how on earth did we get tnto tne— is broken. how on earth did we get into this mess? but more tnportontty.— get into this mess? but more importantly, how— get into this mess? but more importantly, how do we get out of importantly, how do we get out ot tte —

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run for us president again next yeah run for us president again next year. at 80 years old, the doddery bloke is already the oldest us president in history and would be 86 at the end of his second term if he wins. but he launched his bid regardless today with a dramatic campaign video featuring rioting at the us capitol supporters us capitol by trump supporters and despite calling for unity , and despite calling for unity, took aim at so—called maga extremists of the republican party . freedom personal freedom party. freedom personal freedom is fundamental to who we are as americans is there's nothing more important, nothing more sacred. that's been the work of my tnet— sacred. that's been the work of my ttret tern.— sacred. that's been the work of my first term, you— t: that's been the work of my first term, you know, around the my first term, you know, around tne country— my first term, you know, around tne eountry .— my first term, you know, around the country , maga— my first term, you know, around the country , maga extremists are the country, maga extremists are tntng— the country, maga extremists are ttntng un— the country, maga extremists are ttntng up to— the country, maga extremists are ttntng up to tote— the country, maga extremists are lining up to take those lining up to take on those tetroet— lining up to take on those bedrock freedoms, cutting social seeurtty— bedrock freedoms, cutting social seeurtty-oott- bedrock freedoms, cutting social security - paid for- bedrock freedoms, cutting social security paid for your security that you paid for your enttre— security that you paid for your enttre tne— security that you paid for your entire life while— security that you paid for your entire life while cutting taxes for entire life while cutting taxes tor tne— entire life while cutting taxes tor tne very— entire life while cutting taxes for the very wealthy, dictating wnot— for the very wealthy, dictating wnot neottn — for the very wealthy, dictating what health care— for the very wealthy, dictating what health care decisions women can what health care decisions women eon—notntng- can make. there's nothing, etnnty— can make. there's nothing, etnoty notntng— can make. there's nothing, simply nothing we cannot do if we to— simply nothing we cannot do if we do .together_ simply nothing we cannot do if we doltogether .— simply nothing we cannot do if we do .together . - simply nothing we cannot do if we do together. a gt. simply nothing we cannot do if we do together . \r gt. 3 we do it together. nigel farage a poll from the times reveals

americans want change with just 26% saying geriatric , biden 26% saying geriatric, biden should run again. so as donald trump— should run again. so as donald trunp toone— should run again. so as donald trump looms, could— : t ttgtt t so as donald trump looms, could biden's etuttorn— trump looms, could biden's stubborn refusal here to retire may— stubborn refusal here to retire noy eoet— stubborn refusal here to retire may cost democrats dearly ? “4115 may cost democrats dearly? yes, of may cost democrats dearly? yes, ot tt— may cost democrats dearly? yes, of course it could— may cost democrats dearly? yes, of course it could .— may cost democrats dearly? yes, of course it could . but- may cost democrats dearly? yes, of course it could . but of- of course it could. but of course, the democrats have nobody else. i mean, who else is there? maybe hillary clinton , there? maybe hillary clinton, maybe gavin of the failed maybe gavin newsom of the failed state of california . i mean, state of california. i mean, they literally don't have anybody else. what is surprising isn't that biden's announced he's running again, but that kamala harris is going to be the running mate . i mean, she has running mate. i mean, she has beenin running mate. i mean, she has been in control of immigration policy . you think we've got policy. you think we've got a problem with the english channel? 6 million, 6 million people have crossed that southern border and she's barely even been down to visit it. so, look, i mean, the whole thing is an absolute joke. there are plenty of 80 year olds who are mentally and physically fit enough to do that job. joe biden , sadly, isn't one of them. he's

a complete old duffer. he's a total embarrassment to america . total embarrassment to america. and as leader of the free world, remember, this matters to us hugely as well. but the great global challenges we face of china and everything else , this china and everything else, this really is really he is on one level, it's appalling , but really is really he is on one level, it's appalling, but on the other level, it's a complete open goal to the trump campaign. if kyiv and here's the key thing . the trump campaign have to offer a vision once again of the sunlit uplands and not replay what went wrong in the so—called stolen election of 2020. and i feel that very strongly. and, you know , trump's a friend of you know, trump's a friend of mine and he and i disagree on this, but they've got to start looking forwards . no, this, but they've got to start looking forwards. no, indeed. trunn— looking forwards. no, indeed. trunn teet— looking forwards. no, indeed. trump last night,— g : no, indeed. trump last night, nigel, were oetuotty— trump last night, nigel, were oetuotty gotng— trump last night, nigel, were actually going to play the clip tater— actually going to play the clip toter tn— actually going to play the clip toter tn tne— actually going to play the clip later in the show,— actually going to play the clip later in the show, but he euggeetet— later in the show, but he suggested that biden actually attte— suggested that biden actually attte not— suggested that biden actually attte not to— suggested that biden actually albie had to record that message rotner— albie had to record that message rotner tntn— albie had to record that message

rather than give— albie had to record that message rather than give a— albie had to record that message rather than give a live statement— rather than give a live statement because his team was so statement because his team was eo worrtet— statement because his team was eo worrtet ne— statement because his team was so worried he was— statement because his team was so worried he was going to muck it so worried he was going to muck tt un— so worried he was going to muck tt up .— so worried he was going to muck tt up . ant— so worried he was going to muck tt up . ant to— so worried he was going to muck tt up . ant to te— so worried he was going to muck it up . and to be honest, he it up. and to be honest, he etttt— it up. and to be honest, he still didn't— it up. and to be honest, he still didn't sound great, even tnougn— still didn't sound great, even tnougn tnet— still didn't sound great, even though that was— still didn't sound great, even though that was probably reeortet— though that was probably recorded multiple times . as recorded multiple times. as ween.— recorded multiple times. as ween. t— recorded multiple times. as yeah, i mean,— recorded multiple times. as yeah, i mean, you know, he's tone— yeah, i mean, you know, he's tone newer— yeah, i mean, you know, he's done fewer press— yeah, i mean, you know, he's done fewer press interviews than any anerteon— done fewer press interviews than any american president in 40 ye — any american president in 40 ye ne— any american president in 40 ye no te— any american president in 40 ye ne ne t— any american president in 40 years. he he i mean,- any american president in 40 years. rt; t any american president in 40 years. t any american president in 40 years. rt; t t years. he he i mean, we saw in ireland didn't we, you know, refer to the all blacks rugby team . he referred to the black team. he referred to the black and tans, which is talk about red rags to the republic . and red rags to the republic. and bill, i mean, goodness gracious me. and yeah, he can't take questions. he's not up to it. you know, he shakes hands with people that don't actually exist , that he falls up and down, you know, escalators and, you know, steps up, up to and from aeroplanes. i mean , the whole aeroplanes. i mean, the whole thing is utterly ridiculous. and i remember when i was younger looking at soviet leaders who were elderly and clearly not up to the job. this bloke is not up to the job. this bloke is not up to the job. this bloke is not up to the job, but it's good news for the trump campaign . it

for the trump campaign. it really is indeed. now, look , really is indeed. now, look, moving on, nigel, you speak about the border crisis. well , about the border crisis. well, today, new data here- about the border crisis. well, today, new data here for- : rt well, today, new data here for has enown— today, new data here for has enown tnot— today, new data here for has shown that it's— today, new data here for has shown that it's indians that note— shown that it's indians that note un— shown that it's indians that note up tne— shown that it's indians that make up the second largest eonort— make up the second largest eonort ot— make up the second largest cohort of small— make up the second largest cohort of small boat arrivals so far cohort of small boat arrivals so tor tne— cohort of small boat arrivals so tor tnte yeor— cohort of small boat arrivals so far this year with— cohort of small boat arrivals so far this year with nearly 700 of ten — far this year with nearly 700 of ten nottng— far this year with nearly 700 of them making the— far this year with nearly 700 of them making the journey to the uk them making the journey to the wt .— them making the journey to the wt . on— them making the journey to the wt . on ouee— them making the journey to the uk . of course, nearly 4000 uk. of course, nearly 4000 ntgronte— uk. of course, nearly 4000 ntgronte tn— uk. of course, nearly 4000 migrants in total have crossed in migrants in total have crossed tn tuet— migrants in total have crossed tn tuet tour— migrants in total have crossed in just four months. so what do you— in just four months. so what do you note— in just four months. so what do you note ot— in just four months. so what do you make of that,— in just four months. so what do you make of that, nigel, given in you make of that, nigel, given tn tne— you make of that, nigel, given in the indian— you make of that, nigel, given in the indian economy is huge, ten-t— in the indian economy is huge, ten-t rte— in the indian economy is huge, ten-t tte tt-e— in the indian economy is huge, isn't it? it's thriving in lots of isn't it? it's thriving in lots ot woye. — isn't it? it's thriving in lots ot woye. wett— isn't it? it's thriving in lots of ways. well, actually , dan, of ways. well, actually, dan, tuet— of ways. well, actually, dan, tuet to— of ways. well, actually, dan, ruet to eort— of ways. well, actually, dan, just to sort of— of ways. well, actually, dan, just to sort of update you, otter— just to sort of update you, otter o— just to sort of update you, after a couple— just to sort of update you, after a couple of calm days, we're now at 5500. wow. that number is that number is small because march was one of the worst windiest months with big swells in the channel for many, many decades . believe you me, i many decades. believe you me, i know from the intel i've got that by the middle of june we are going to be completely and utterly overwhelmed in every way. now, the young indian men that are coming come from a

democratic country that doesn't qualify for refugee status one little bit tomorrow we'll see more debate on the government's illegal migrant bill. a vote will take place tomorrow night. whether that will solve it, given the prejudice and bias that exists , i'm sorry to say, that exists, i'm sorry to say, with within our own judiciary who will use human rights , who who will use human rights, who will use echr , whatever they can will use echr, whatever they can remains to be seen . but here's remains to be seen. but here's the racket. all right. why would young indian men want to come into this country this way ? into this country this way? well, i'll tell you, because . well, i'll tell you, because. because they'll put in a claim for asylum for some spurious reason . they'll apply for a reason. they'll apply for a university course on the basis of their academic grades in india . and if they get accepted, india. and if they get accepted, they'll . pay £9,250 a year. they'll. pay £9,250 a year. tuition fees and not the £22,000 a year. the indians have to pay as overseas nationals. that is

the racket that is going on. gosh, i mean, it is . and so do gosh, i mean, it is. and so do you— gosh, i mean, it is. and so do you tntnt— gosh, i mean, it is. and so do you tntnt .— gosh, i mean, it is. and so do you think , nigel,— gosh, i mean, it is. and so do you think , nigel, that indians you think, nigel, that indians eoutt— you think, nigel, that indians could almost— you think, nigel, that indians could almost become like the new attontone— could almost become like the new attontone e— could almost become like the new attontone e te— could almost become like the new albanians ? is there— could almost become like the new albanians ? is there a real albanians? is there a real movement from people smugglers to go— movement from people smugglers to go ont— movement from people smugglers to go and attract— movement from people smugglers to go and attract young indian nen— to go and attract young indian men? because— to go and attract young indian men? because apparently many tetwery— men? because apparently many delivery drivers— men? because apparently many delivery drivers ,_ men? because apparently many delivery drivers , for example, delivery drivers, for example, are delivery drivers, for example, tneee — delivery drivers, for example, are these undocked , demented are these undocked, demented tntton— are these undocked, demented tntton nen— are these undocked, demented tntton e — are these ”ndocked, demented indian men 7 , are these undocked, demented indian men ? / are these undocked, demented indian men ? “cir?" rt.rt:r. indian men? yeah, of course. i mean, you know, the whole scale of the illegal economy in britain is absolutely beyond comprehension . an and it's what comprehension. an and it's what makes it a very attractive place to come. you know, you can earn money, you can work legally, you can work in legal trades or illegal trades . but working illegal trades. but working illegally, very comfortably and very easily unless the government starts to deport people straight back to india. you're quite right, dan, this will be the new albanian. goodness me . well, look, you'll

goodness me. well, look, you'll teet— goodness me. well, look, you'll keep o— goodness me. well, look, you'll teep o woten— goodness me. well, look, you'll keep a watch on— goodness me. well, look, you'll keep a watch on that.- goodness me. well, look, you'll keep a watch on that. i- t: well, look, you'll keep a watch on that. i know you wttt. — keep a watch on that. i know you wttt. stoo— keep a watch on that. i know you will. 5500 already.— keep a watch on that. i know you will. 5500 already. you say so far will. 5500 already. you say so tor up— will. 5500 already. you say so tor up on— will. 5500 already. you say so tor up on tne— will. 5500 already. you say so far up on the official numbers. wtget— far up on the official numbers. wtget toroge— far up on the official numbers. nigel farage, thank you so much. of nigel farage, thank you so much. on ouee— nigel farage, thank you so much. of course, nigel,— nigel farage, thank you so much. of course, nigel, back 7 pm. tomorrow night— of course, nigel, back 7 pm. tomorrow night here on gb news. but tomorrow night here on gb news. nut eontng— tomorrow night here on gb news. out eontng un— tomorrow night here on gb news. out eontng up on— tomorrow night here on gb news. but coming up on a— tomorrow night here on gb news. but coming up on a similar note as but coming up on a similar note oe tnntgrotton— but coming up on a similar note as immigration minister robert rennet— as immigration minister robert tenrtet notee— as immigration minister robert jenrick makes a— as immigration minister robert jenrick makes a rallying speech to protect— jenrick makes a rallying speech to protect tne— jenrick makes a rallying speech to protect the integrity of nrttotn-e— to protect the integrity of britain's borders. could this prowe— britain's borders. could this prove to— britain's borders. could this prove to te— britain's borders. could this prove to te o— britain's borders. could this prove to be a watershed moment in prove to be a watershed moment tn tne— prove to be a watershed moment in the government's mission to etop— in the government's mission to etop tne— in the government's mission to stop the boats?— in the government's mission to stop the boats? my superstar ponet— stop the boats? my superstar ponet-gtwe— stop the boats? my superstar panel-give their- stop the boats? my superstar panel give their verdict panel will give their verdict eoonnea.-t— panel will give their verdict soon.-next, as- panel will give their verdict soon. next, as the times soon. but next, as the times reveals, officials— soon. but next, as the times reveals, officials working for nontnte— reveals, officials working for dominic raab— reveals, officials working for dominic raab raised concerns tnot— dominic raab raised concerns to eentor— dominic raab raised concerns that senior civil— dominic raab raised concerns that senior civil servants were eenentng— that senior civil servants were eenentng to— that senior civil servants were scheming to get— that senior civil servants were scheming to get rid of him . does scheming to get rid of him. does tne— scheming to get rid of him. does we prove— scheming to get rid of him. does this prove that— scheming to get rid of him. does this prove that his— scheming to get rid of him. does this prove that his dismissal o ettten— this prove that his dismissal was a stitch up— this prove that his dismissal was a stitch up by the british teep— was a stitch up by the british teep stotee— was a stitch up by the british deep state? our— was a stitch up by the british deep state? our tory culture tne— deep state? our tory culture warrior, the former education ntnteter— warrior, the former educationi ntnteter—wno minister, andrea jenkyns, who wortet— minister, andrea jenkyns, who worked under— minister, andrea jenkyns, who worked under raab, she's going to-unflinching- worked under raab, she's going to unflinching analysis to give her unflinching analysis on-snowflake_ to give her unflinching analysis on-snowflake civil- to give her unflinching analysis on snowflake civil service .

next lord next- lord david text— lord david frost and tom bower on tne— lord david frost and tom bower on tne woy— lord david frost and tom bower on tne woy. nut— lord david frost and tom bower on the way. but it's time now for on the way. but it's time now tor tory— on the way. but it's time now for tory culture— on the way. but it's time now for tory culture warrior and former— for tory culture warrior and former education minister andrea rentyne— former education minister andrea rentyne to— former education minister andrea rentyne to put— former education minister andrea rentyne to put ner— former education minister andrea jenkyns to put her middle finger up to— jenkyns to put her middle finger up to tne— jenkyns to put her middle finger up to the establishment . it jenkyns to put her middle finger up to the establishment. it and the up to the establishment. it and tne ttnee— up to the establishment. it and the times newspaper has revealed tntornotton— the times newspaper has revealed information that— the times newspaper has revealed information that appears to prove— information that appears to prove dominic— information that appears to prove dominic raab was the wettn — prove dominic raab was the wettn ot— prove dominic raab was the wettn ot o— prove dominic raab was the victim of a british deep state. sttten— victim of a british deep state. sttten up— victim of a british deep state. sttten up tne— victim of a british deep state. stitch up the paper reported totoy— stitch up the paper reported totoy tnot— stitch up the paper reported today that evidence submitted to the today that evidence submitted to tne tuttytng— today that evidence submitted to the bullying inquiry into raab tnetutet— the bullying inquiry into raab included claims— the bullying inquiry into raab included claims from officials wno— included claims from officials wno roteet— included claims from officials who raised concerns that senior

managers were plotting to urerrnttne— managers were plotting to undermine the— managers were plotting to undermine the former deputy. pm otttetote— undermine the former deputy. pm officials revealed— undermine the former deputy. pm officials revealed that a high ronttng— officials revealed that a high ranking civil— officials revealed that a high ranking civil service staff teotet— ranking civil service staff leaked details- ranking civil service staff leaked details of private neettnge— leaked details of private meetings alleging blunt behaviour— meetings alleging blunt behaviour from raab and even went— behaviour from raab and even went oe— behaviour from raab and even went oe tor— behaviour from raab and even went oe tor oe— behaviour from raab and even went as far as alleging some prtwote— went as far as alleging some private secretaries were euttertng— private secretaries were suffering from ptsd in a bid to get ntn— suffering from ptsd in a bid to get ntn out— suffering from ptsd in a bid to get ntn out ot— suffering from ptsd in a bid to get him out of office. well, perteet— get him out of office. well, perfect person _ get him out of office. well, perfect person to speak about tne— perfect person to speak about we torner— perfect person to speak about this former education minister antreo— this former education minister andrea jenkyns,— this former education minister andrea jenkyns, because you were prtwote— andrea jenkyns, because you were prtwote eeeretory— andrea jenkyns, because you were private secretary at— andrea jenkyns, because you were private secretary at one point, porttonentory— private secretary at one point, parliamentary private secretary to nontnte— parliamentary private secretary to dominic raab.— parliamentary private secretary to dominic raab. did you see any of to dominic raab. did you see any ot tne— to dominic raab. did you see any of this behaviour— to dominic raab. did you see any of this behaviour ? _ to dominic raab. did you see any of this behaviour ? tt t trttg of this behaviour? definitely not done. i mean, i was pps when he was housing minister and you know, he was always courteous, he was kind, he was fair. know, he was always courteous, he was kind, he was fair . and i he was kind, he was fair. and i think if anything he's shown integrity . i think if anything he's shown integrity. i mean, think if anything he's shown integrity . i mean, he think if anything he's shown integrity. i mean, he did say that he would step down if any of the complaints were upheld, but i think for me, dan, what i find disappointing look how bons find disappointing look how boris backed pretty . i would boris backed pretty. i would like to have seen the prime minister have backed raab over this because when as a minister myself, i've former minister, i've seen what the civil servants can be like and let's

not forget raab, i mean, i got to know him really well when he sps is a thatcherite tory. his anti—woke and pro—brexit and completely pro—brexit, which is everything they despise. absolutely. dan and, and i just absolutely. dan and, and ijust thought, did they work against you for that reason as well? the blob. i wasn't in it long enough, you know, i was for months i was a minister. but i think as i mentioned before on his show, dan, i, i had to push back several times, especially on the wokeist stuff. but i mean, with raab , i what i worry mean, with raab, i what i worry about really is, is set a precedent . and who's going to be precedent. and who's going to be next. i know. and can you imagine churchill around nowadays? you know he wouldn't survive five minutes and where would we be as a country if that was the case? absolutely. and the was the case? absolutely. and tne toot— was the case? absolutely. and tne toot te— was the case? absolutely. and the fact is, dom— was the case? absolutely. and the fact is, dom raab- t7 absolutely. and the fact is, dom raab was the teputy— the fact is, dom raab was the teputy trtne— the fact is, dom raab was the deputy prime minister. he's trytng— deputy prime minister. he's trytng to— deputy prime minister. he's trytng to to— deputy prime minister. he's trying to do really tough things not— trying to do really tough things not tne— trying to do really tough things that the civil— trying to do really tough things that the civil service are ottenpttng— that the civil service are attempting to - that the civil service are attempting to frustrate. and yet he on— attempting to frustrate. and yet he toee — attempting to frustrate. and yet

he can lose his— attempting to frustrate. and yet he can lose his role and the trtne— he can lose his role and the prime minister— he can lose his role and the prime minister can not stand by ntn— prime minister can not stand by ntn teuee— prime minister can not stand by him because he— prime minister can not stand by him because he stares hard at peopte— him because he stares hard at some people because they leave neettnge— some people because they leave meetings feeling— some people because they leave meetings feeling upset. i mean, ten-t— meetings feeling upset. i mean, ten-t tne— meetings feeling upset. i mean, isn't this snowflake culture eonptetety— isn't this snowflake culture completely now permeating every oepeet— completely now permeating every oepeet ot— completely now permeating every aspect of government? and it is going— aspect of government? and it is gotng to— aspect of government? and it is gotng to eo— aspect of government? and it is going to mean things don't get tone— going to mean things don't get tone . — going to mean things don't get tone . ant— going to mean things don't get done . and also— going to mean things don't get done . and also i— going to mean things don't get done . ttrtrt going to mean things don't get done . ' r: tt tit" going to mean things don't get done . ' rt tt tit" etgfitii: done. and also i million% agree. dan, i think this is also them think saying that they can stall things get the true conservatives out you know the centre right conservative because they think they can stall things because they probably think you know, one day they'll government. they'll get a labour government. on and they think that oh yeah. and they think that they they carry like they, they can carry on like that. but it's, it's really scary and it is scary. and i think that if, if, if the pm doesn't start backing the ministers, you know he could be next one day. well i have to admit i am incredibly disappointed with the prime minister. i actually disappointed with the prime minister . i actually started the minister. i actually started the enow— minister. i actually started the enow tontgnt— i�*i t i actually started the show tonight praising him. antrew— show tonight praising him. andrew jenkins, which is not eonetntng—

andrew jenkins, which is not eonetntng t— andrew jenkins, which is not something i do— andrew jenkins, which is not something i do that often, but i tnnt— something i do that often, but i tntnt ne— something i do that often, but i tntnt ne oe— something i do that often, but i think he was incredibly bold and did think he was incredibly bold and ttt tne— think he was incredibly bold and ttt tne rtgnt— think he was incredibly bold and did the right thing to back attrton — did the right thing to back miriam cates_ did the right thing to back miriam cates and rosie duffield on miriam cates and rosie duffield en tne— miriam cates and rosie duffield en tne reeue— miriam cates and rosie duffield on the issue of— miriam cates and rosie duffield on the issue of biological women . ont— on the issue of biological women . ont t— on the issue of biological women . ont t wit— on the issue of biological women , and i will praise— on the issue of biological women , and i will praise sunak when he toee— , and i will praise sunak when he does something correct. but my ponet— he does something correct. but my ponet. you— he does something correct. but my panel, you know amanda patel for my panel, you know amanda patel tor our— my panel, you know amanda patel tor onet— my panel, you know amanda patel for our chief adviser— my panel, you know amanda patel for our chief adviser to william nogue— for our chief adviser to william nogue wnen— for our chief adviser to william nogue wnen ne— for our chief adviser to william hague when he was tory leader. yest— hague when he was tory leader. tee. tetwn— hague when he was tory leader. yes, kelvin robertson, a etounet— yes, kelvin robertson, a staunch, small c conservative. ateotutety. — staunch, small c conservative. absolutely. they— staunch, small c conservative. absolutely. they are so angry wttn— absolutely. they are so angry wttn eunot— absolutely. they are so angry with sunak for— absolutely. they are so angry with sunak for the fact he threw toot — with sunak for the fact he threw toot unter— with sunak for the fact he threw raab under the— with sunak for the fact he threw raab under the bus. and to be noneet.— raab under the bus. and to be noneet. eo— raab under the bus. and to be noneet. eo on— raab under the bus. and to be honest, so am i,— raab under the bus. and to be honest, so am i, because i remember those - honest, so am i, because i remember those days last summer wnen— remember those days last summer wnen sunot— remember those days last summer when sunak was— remember those days last summer when sunak was losing that race to tre— when sunak was losing that race to to true— when sunak was losing that race to to truee tn— when sunak was losing that race to liz truss in an— when sunak was losing that race to liz truss in an embarrassing toenton. — to liz truss in an embarrassing toenton. t— to liz truss in an embarrassing toenton. toe— to liz truss in an embarrassing fashion. i was at— to liz truss in an embarrassing fashion. i was at the tory party nuettnge.— fashion. i was at the tory party nuettnge. t— fashion. i was at the tory party hustings, i think— fashion. i was at the tory party hustings, i think it was in tntnge— hustings, i think it was in hastings, and— hustings, i think it was in hastings, and who was the only tory— hastings, and who was the only tory ot— hastings, and who was the only senior tory at that— hastings, and who was the only senior tory at that point to preporet— senior tory at that point to preporet te— senior tory at that point to preporet te ty— senior tory at that point to prepared be by sunak side it was nontnte— prepared be by sunak side it was nontnte toot.— prepared be by sunak side it was dominic raab. it— prepared be by sunak side it was dominic raab. it was, and unfortunately— dominic raab. it was, and unfortunately albie i think sunot— unfortunately albie i think sunot noe— unfortunately albie i think sunak has failed on a test of enoroeter— sunak has failed on a test of character here. _ sunak has failed on a test of character here. �*tftt�*rttt character here. well, you never know. dan raab could end up coming back to be leader. you can. stranger things has happened, haven't they? true. and also i mean i think as well

that as you've already mentioned, you know, government is it's always going to be a stressful environment . so of stressful environment. so of course i'd say to the civil servants , if you're, you know, servants, if you're, you know, if you can't stand the heat, get out kitchen, you're out the kitchen, man up, you're probably to say that probably not allowed to say that anymore. now, look, andrew, i wont— anymore. now, look, andrew, i wont-nove— anymore. now, look, andrew, i wontlnowe on— anymore. now, look, andrew, i want-move on to— tttg trtrtrt now, look, andrew, i want move on to channel want to move on to channel 4 eereentng— want to move on to channel 4 screening this— want to move on to channel 4 screening this drama claiming to portroy— screening this drama claiming to portroy-trutn— screening this drama claiming to portray truth about portray the truth about the eortygote— portray the truth about the partygate - like - partygate scandal. like we nowen-t— partygate scandal. like we haven't that haven't heard enough about that pnonton— haven't heard enough about that pnonton-etote- phantom cake and stale sandwiches.— phantom cake and stale sandwiches. so woke sandwiches. so the woke broadcaster— sandwiches. so the woke broadcaster has signed a deal to air broadcaster has signed a deal to otr tortygote— broadcaster has signed a deal to air partygate. the— broadcaster has signed a deal to air partygate. the true story, wntet— air partygate. the true story, which claims— air partygate. the true story, which claims to— air partygate. the true story, which claims to be based on netteutoue— which claims to be based on meticulous research and sources. but meticulous research and sources. nut—suntoy- but the mail on sunday has reweotet— but the mail on sunday has revealed that— but the mail on sunday has revealed that it— but the mail on sunday has revealed that it will be made by tnta— revealed that it will be made by ihra official,— revealed that it will be made by ihra official, a— revealed that it will be made by ihra official, a rabid left wing eortynteto— ihra official, a rabid left wing corbynista who— ihra official, a rabid left wing corbynista who has taken to twttter— corbynista who has taken to twttter on — corbynista who has taken to twttter on o— corbynista who has taken to twitter on a number of occasions to epreee— twitter on a number of occasions to epreee ner— twitter on a number of occasions to express her hatred for boris ronneon— to express her hatred for boris tonneon ont— to express her hatred for boris johnson and more recently, sue atto— johnson and more recently, sue alla braverman._ johnson and more recently, sue alla braverman. so come on, antreo— alla braverman. so come on, antreo. ten-t— alla braverman. so come on, andrea, isn't it— alla braverman. so come on, andrea, isn't it time for the conservative— andrea, isn't it time for the conservative party to just say enough— conservative party to just say enougn ont— conservative party to just say enough and sell— conservative party to just say enough and sell off channel 4, as enough and sell off channel 4, oe you— enough and sell off channel 4, as you promised— enough and sell off channel 4, as you promised to do in nutttpte— as you promised to do in multiple manner ? as you promised to do in- multiple manner ? festos million multiple manner? festos million % done. i mean , to me, the only % done. i mean, to me, the only decent thing about channel 4 is

the father ted reruns , which is the father ted reruns, which is my favourite comedy , of course. my favourite comedy, of course. great by made by the great great ttneton— great by made by the great great ttnenon. o— great by made by the great great linehan, a regular— great by made by the great great linehan, a regular on this show wno— linehan, a regular on this show wno noe— linehan, a regular on this show wno noe oteo— linehan, a regular on this show who has also been— linehan, a regular on this show who has also been cancelled by the who has also been cancelled by tne-not— who has also been cancelled by tne-not .— who has also been cancelled by tne-not . ne— who has also been cancelled by the-mob . he really- who has also been cancelled by the mob . he really has the woke mob. he really has wewe— the woke mob. he really has views on biological sex. ' rt the woke mob. he really has views on biological sex. '“rt views on biological sex. and but i views on biological sex. and but t neon— views on biological sex. and but t toot.— views on biological sex. and but i mean, look, the channel 4 was set up to be an alternative voice look at the sic voice and look at the sic programme recently where having children, adults showing their naked bodies to children and they just want the shock factor now. and i think that we made a major mistake not carrying on with our as you said, our manifesto promised to privatise the nhs. we should have done that. and secondly , it would that. and secondly, it would make the bbc stand up and think, oh, maybe we could be next. well, indeed, but can i just say why— well, indeed, but can i just say .wny orent— well, indeed, but can i just say . wny oent tney— well, indeed, but can i just say , why aren't they making a drama otout— , why aren't they making a drama otout tne— , why aren't they making a drama about the four?— , why aren't they making a drama about the four? all— , why aren't they making a drama about the four? all of the snp in about the four? all of the snp tn soottont— about the four? all of the snp in scotland where there are oetuotty— in scotland where there are actually serious— in scotland where there are actually serious allegations of ertntnot— actually serious allegations of criminal criminality. but of course they're— criminal criminality. but of course they're just going to tgnore— course they're just going to tgnore tnot— course they're just going to ignore that because all they wont— ignore that because all they wont to— ignore that because all they wont to to— ignore that because all they want to do is— ignore that because all they

want to do is constantly hammer the conservative— want to do is constantly hammer the conservative party. it's potnette— the conservative party. it's potnette .— the conservative party. it's pathetic . what— the conservative party. it's pathetic . what about diane pathetic. what about diane attotte— pathetic. what about diane abbott? boring, exactly . yeah. abbott? boring, exactly. yeah. i abbott? boring, exactly. yeah. t neon— abbott? boring, exactly. yeah. t ooutt— abbott? boring, exactly. yeah. i mean, could you— abbott? boring, exactly. yeah. i mean, could you see- abbott? boring, exactly. yeah. i mean, could you see them actually writing, allowing someone to write a programme about corbyn? it just wouldn't happen. or the labour party. no, it wouldn't happen. and tnere— no, it wouldn't happen. and tnere ore— no, it wouldn't happen. and there are far— no, it wouldn't happen. and there are far bigger scandals on not— there are far bigger scandals on not erte— there are far bigger scandals on not ette ot— there are far bigger scandals on that side of politics. i wouttn-t— that side of politics. i wouldn't mind if they were equal exoetty. — wouldn't mind if they were equal exoetty. nut— wouldn't mind if they were equal exactly. but the _ wouldn't mind if they were equal exactly. but the problem is, you tnow— exactly. but the problem is, you tnow. tney-re — exactly. but the problem is, you know, they're only— exactly. but the problem is, you know, they're only going to make tneee— know, they're only going to make these problems— know, they're only going to make these problems when it is going to-town— these problems when it is going to-town tne— these problems when it is going to down the conservative to bring down the conservative torty. — party. our tory culture warrior, antrew— party. our tory culture warrior, andrew-thank- party. our tory culture warrior, andrew-thank you- party. our tory culture warrior, andrew thank you so andrew jenkins, thank you so nuen. — andrew jenkins, thank you so nuen. thtt— andrew jenkins, thank you so much. .will speak- andrew jenkins, thank you so much. will speak next much. we will speak next week, antreo— much. we will speak next week, andrea,-coming_ much. we will speak next week, andrea,-coming up- much. we will speak next week, andrea, coming up after andrea, but coming up after nunzo— andrea, but coming up after humza-useless- andrea, but coming up after humza useless hilariously humza yousaf useless hilariously oetet— humza yousaf useless hilariously asked-minister- humza yousaf useless hilariously asked-minister for- asked the prime minister for a eeeont— asked the prime minister for a second referendum last night snoutt— second referendum last night should-sunak- second referendum last night should sunak actually be should rishi sunak actually be evereet tn— should rishi sunak actually be reversed in scottish devolution? wttt— reversed in scottish devolution? wttt-grontee— reversed in scottish devolution? will-grandee and - reversed in scottish devolution? will grandee and brexit will tory grandee and brexit noeterntnt— will tory grandee and brexit mastermind lord david frost tone— mastermind lord david frost totne ne— mastermind lord david frost rotne ne ttve— mastermind lord david frost joins me live in— mastermind lord david frost joins me live in the studio to eet— joins me live in the studio to eet out— joins me live in the studio to eet out nte— joins me live in the studio to set out his bold— joins me live in the studio to set out his bold and daring plan for set out his bold and daring plan tor soottont.— set out his bold and daring plan for scotland. that— set out his bold and daring plan for scotland. that soon. but ttret.— for scotland. that soon. but first, immigration minister totert— first, immigration minister robert jenrick delivered a wake up tott— robert jenrick delivered a wake up eott to— robert jenrick delivered a wake up eott to tne— robert jenrick delivered a wake up call to the uk— robert jenrick delivered a wake up call to the uk today as he wornet— up call to the uk today as he wornet tnot— up call to the uk today as he warned that global mass ntgrotton— warned that global mass migration is— warned that global mass migration is a- warned that global mass migration is a threat to our eoveretgnty— migration is a threat to our eoveretgnty .— migration is a threat to our sovereignty . so— migration is a threat to our sovereignty . so our virtue sovereignty. so our virtue etgnotttng— sovereignty. so our virtue signalling politicians

endangenng signalling politicians endangering our nation's tortere— endangering our nation's tortere. aty— endangering our nation's borders. my superstar panel tetote— borders. my superstar panel debate that _ borders. my superstar panel debate that very shortly. plus gotng— debate that very shortly. plus gotng to— debate that very shortly. plus we're going to have a first look at we're going to have a first look ot tomorrow-e— we're going to have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper . front at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages,— at tomorrow's newspaper. front pogee. not— at tomorrow's newspaper. front pogee. not ott— at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages, hot off the— at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages, hot off the press . we're pages, hot off the press. we're toot— pages, hot off the press. we're toot tn— pages, hot off the press. we're toot tn .— pages, hot off the press. we're toot tn . tuet— pages, hot off the press. we're back in . just two— pages, hot off the press. we're back in . just two minutes time. it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton.

tontgnt— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight nicola— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight nicola sturgeon has troten— tonight nicola sturgeon has broken cover— tonight nicola sturgeon has broken cover as— tonight nicola sturgeon has broken cover as she finally got toot— broken cover as she finally got toot to— broken cover as she finally got toot to wort— broken cover as she finally got back to work at— broken cover as she finally got back to work at the scottish torttonent— back to work at the scottish parliament following her nuetont-e— parliament following her husband's arrest and the ex—ttret— husband's arrest and the ex—first minister refused to opotogtee— ex—first minister refused to opotogtee to— ex—first minister refused to apologise to humza yousaf for the apologise to humza yousaf for tne etote. — apologise to humza yousaf for the state. she— apologise to humza yousaf for the state. she left the party. i tnnt— the state. she left the party. i think holmes— the state. she left the party. i think holmes is— the state. she left the party. i think holmes is doing a very, very— think holmes is doing a very, very difficult— think holmes is doing a very, very difficult circumstances , an very difficult circumstances, an outetonttng— very difficult circumstances, an outstanding job. _ very difficult circumstances, an outstanding job. t outstanding job. i have become ever more convinced than i was already convinced of this that he is going to be a very fine first minister. i ha what planet is she on? meanwhile , after is she on? meanwhile, after ueeeeet— rtr“7 meanwhile, after useless hysterically asked the pm useless hysterically asked the ttt tor— useless hysterically asked the pm tor o— useless hysterically asked the pm for a second— useless hysterically asked the pm for a second referendum last ntgnt— pm for a second referendum last ntgnt .— pm for a second referendum last ntgnt . enoutt— pm for a second referendum last night, should sunak do the oppoette— night, should sunak do the oppoette ont— night, should sunak do the opposite and actually reverse tevotutton— opposite and actually reverse devolution or— opposite and actually reverse devolution or at— opposite and actually reverse devolution or at least pull it totte— devolution or at least pull it toete tory— devolution or at least pull it back? tory grandee and brexit noeterntnt— back? tory grandee and brexit mastermind lord— back? tory grandee and brexit mastermind lord david frost has rutttet— mastermind lord david frost has rutttet o— mastermind lord david frost has rutttet o tew— mastermind lord david frost has ruffled a few feathers, tnetuttng— ruffled a few feathers, including the first ministers, wttn— including the first ministers, wttnitott— including the first ministers, with - bold plan - including the first ministers, with bold plan to restore with his bold plan to restore proepertty— with his bold plan to restore proepertty to — with his bold plan to restore prosperity to scotland . he'll prosperity to scotland. he'll torn— prosperity to scotland. he'll torn-tn— prosperity to scotland. he'll torn-tn tne- prosperity to scotland. he'll join in the studio to join me live in the studio to tote— join me live in the studio to take-snivelling- take on those snivelling separatists— take on those snivelling separatists shortly. the immigration - separatists shortly. the immigration , separatists shortly. the- immigration -, robert immigration minister, robert rennet.— immigration minister, robert jenrick, delivered a seminal epeeen— jenrick, delivered a seminal epeeen on— jenrick, delivered a seminal speech on illegal migration totoy— speech on illegal migration totoylne— speech on illegal migration today he grimly warned that today as he grimly warned that the today as he grimly warned that tne tntegrtty— today as he grimly warned that the integrity of—

today as he grimly warned that the integrity of our nation's tortere— the integrity of our nation's borders-now— the integrity of our nation's borders-now at- the integrity of our nation's borders now at stake. borders are now at stake. stotee— borders are now at stake. stotee ore— borders are now at stake. states are to _ borders are now at stake. states are to retain - borders are now at stake. states are to retain their sovereignty, their ability to exclude individuals from their territory . then they will need territory. then they will need to find new ways to enforce their laws. so it is jenrick rtgnt— their laws. so it is jenrick rtgnt tnot— their laws. so it is jenrick right that woke— . so it is jenrick right that woke politicians vtrtue— right that woke politicians virtue signalling his place in the virtue signalling his place in tne tt— virtue signalling his place in the uk sovereignty under threat. tnot-e— the uk sovereignty under threat. tnot-e tne— the uk sovereignty under threat. tnot-e tne ttg— the uk sovereignty under threat. that's the big debate with my euperetor— that's the big debate with my superstar panel— that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. and tontgnt— superstar panel next. and tontgnt tn— superstar panel next. and tonight i'm joined amanda tonight i'm joined by amanda potet— tonight i'm joined by amanda potet-anne— tonight i'm joined by amanda patel, anne robinson and patel, kyiv anne robinson and teteeeo— patel, kyiv anne robinson and rebecca reid.— patel, kyiv anne robinson and rebecca reid. the sussex is enroyet— rebecca reid. the sussex is enroyet o— rebecca reid. the sussex is enroyet o tote— rebecca reid. the sussex is enjoyed a date night at an nba gone— enjoyed a date night at an nba gone tut— enjoyed a date night at an nba gone tut ttegon— enjoyed a date night at an nba game but megan wasn't playing ball game but megan wasn't playing tott wnen— game but megan wasn't playing ball when harry— game but megan wasn't playing ball when harry leaned in for a tree— ball when harry leaned in for a ttee on— ball when harry leaned in for a kiss on camera.— ball when harry leaned in for a kiss on camera. kind of like trtneeee— kiss on camera. kind of like princess diana— kiss on camera. kind of like princess diana with charles back in princess diana with charles back tn noz— princess diana with charles back in 1992. awkward— princess diana with charles back in 1992. awkward well, meghan's ttogropten— in 1992. awkward well, meghan's ttogropner. torn — in 1992. awkward well, meghan's biographer, tom bower , gives his biographer, tom bower, gives his unnteeotte— biographer, tom bower, gives his unmissable report— biographer, tom bower, gives his unmissable report on the ttonteetto— unmissable report on the montecito .— unmissable report on the montecito . homeowners live in montecito. homeowners live in the montecito. homeowners live in tne etutto— montecito. homeowners live in tne etutto tn— montecito. homeowners live in the studio in uncanceled . plus, the studio in uncanceled. plus, nott— the studio in uncanceled. plus, poor roe— the studio in uncanceled. plus, poor roe otten— the studio in uncanceled. plus, dodi joe biden has confirmed ne-e— dodi joe biden has confirmed he's lumbering— dodi joe biden has confirmed he's lumbering to a second run at he's lumbering to a second run ot tne— he's lumbering to a second run at the presidency— he's lumbering to a second run at the presidency . �*tftt�*“rt“ ttt“ at the presidency. when i ran for president four years ago, i said we're in a battle for the soul of america and we still are

. but it seems like trump has got— . but it seems like trump has got eteepy— . but it seems like trump has got eteepy. roe-e— but it seems like trump has got sleepy. joe's number. but he nee— got sleepy. joe's number. but he not totng— got sleepy. joe's number. but he not totng o— got sleepy. joe's number. but he he's doing a tape job this way. he can do it 4 or 5 times. so he gets it right. so we'll find the tne— gets it right. so we'll find the ttne .— gets it right. so we'll find the time . inevitably,_ gets it right. so we'll find the time . inevitably, we- g t 3 so we'll find the time . inevitably, we prevent time. inevitably, we prevent a rotten— time. inevitably, we prevent a etten trump— time. inevitably, we prevent a biden trump rematch in 2024. wett— biden trump rematch in 2024. won tetote— biden trump rematch in 2024. we'll debate also— biden trump rematch in 2024. we'll debate also in the media puzz— we'll debate also in the media tuzz oe— we'll debate also in the media tuzz oe tte— we'll debate also in the media buzz as it's revealed diane attott— buzz as it's revealed diane abbott sent— buzz as it's revealed diane abbott sent her— buzz as it's revealed diane abbott sent her vile anti—semitic letter to the opener— anti—semitic letter to the observer twice- anti—semitic letter to the observer twice from her personal enott— observer twice from her personal email address,— observer twice from her personal email address, seeming to debunk her email address, seeming to debunk ner totn— email address, seeming to debunk her claim that— email address, seeming to debunk her claim that it— email address, seeming to debunk her claim that it was an error etew— her claim that it was an error strewn draft.— her claim that it was an error strewn draft. does the disgraced mp strewn draft. does the disgraced wt teeerve— strewn draft. does the disgraced wt teeerve to— strewn draft. does the disgraced mp deserve to be— strewn draft. does the disgraced mp deserve to be forgiven? tney-tt— mp deserve to be forgiven? tney-tt oteo— mp deserve to be forgiven? they'll also be— mp deserve to be forgiven? they'll also be a new greatest tntorn— they'll also be a new greatest nrttotn ont— they'll also be a new greatest britain and union— they'll also be a new greatest britain and union jackass before the britain and union jackass before tne ntgnt— britain and union jackass before tne ntgnt te— britain and union jackass before the night is out— britain and union jackass before the night is out and the first tront— the night is out and the first tront pogee— the night is out and the first front pages will— the night is out and the first front pages will amir will arrive. they're— front pages will amir will arrive. they're going to arrive in arrive. they're going to arrive tn-nonente— arrive. they're going to arrive in-moments right- arrive. they're going to arrive in moments right after in mere moments right after netnony— in mere moments right after netnony-tet-e- in mere moments right after bethany-let's .- in mere moments right after bethany let's . see tttt“ bethany elsey. let's. see dan, tnont— bethany elsey. let's. see dan, tnont you.— bethany elsey. let's. see dan, thank you. good— bethany elsey. let's. see dan, thank you. good evening . i'm thank you. good evening. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the newsroom. the first flight carrying british nationals out of sudan has

landed in cyprus with around 40 people on board. rishi sunak says there'll be two more flights overnight and many more tomorrow. it's understood there are around 4000 british passport holders in sudan. there's been fierce fighting in the country between sudan's army and a rival paramilitary group for more than two weeks. the uk's rescue effort was given the go ahead after they agreed to a 72 hour ceasefire. but there's been reports of gunfire and explosions in major cities which are making extractions perilous. the first flight the left took everybody that was at the airfield and eligible is on that flight. there will be more tttgnte— flight. there will be more tttgnte tne— g“ there will be more flights this evening rg“ there will be more flights this evening and then nony— flights this evening and then many more into— flights this evening and then many more into tomorrow . so many more into tomorrow. so were—peopte- many more into tomorrow. so we're people both we're contacting people both ttreetty— we're contacting people both ttreetty .— we're contacting people both ttreotty . tut— we're contacting people both directly , but also we've issued directly, but also we've issued out— directly, but also we've issued out-cott— directly, but also we've issued out-eott tor- directly, but also we've issued out call for people if out a general call for people if tney—woy- out a general call for people if tney—woy tol out a general call for people ifi tney—woy to tne they can make their way to the otrttett— they can make their way to the airfield,-then- they can make their way to the airfield,-then be- airfield, they will then be prooeeeet. — airfield, they will then be processed. we- airfield, they will then be processed. �*tftt�*rt t“ t airfield, they will then be processed. rttt“ t gt. airfield, they will then be - pro

nicola sturgeon has spoken out about the police investigation into snp finances , saying she into snp finances, saying she couldn't have imagined the events of the past few weeks in her worst nightmares. the former first her worst nightmares. the former ttret tttnteter— her worst nightmares. the former first minister also— her worst nightmares. the former first minister also said— her worst nightmares. the former first minister also said it- first minister also said it went— first minister also said it wasn't true— first minister also said it wasn't true that she stepped town— wasn't true that she stepped down because _ wasn't true that she stepped down because she knew problems otout— down because she knew problems otout to— down because she knew problems were about to unfold within her party-— were about to unfold within her porty. sne— were about to unfold within her porty. sne oe— were about to unfold within her party. she was speaking at the soottten— party. she was speaking at the scottish parliament for the ttret— scottish parliament for the ttretttne— scottish parliament for the first time since _ scottish parliament for the first time since her husband's reet— first time since her husband's rreet .— first time since her husband's rreet . a— first time since her husband's arrest . a peter— first time since her husband's arrest . a peter murrell the arrest. a peter murrell the party's— arrest. a peter murrell the porty-e torner— arrest. a peter murrell the party's former chief executive, was questioned— party's former chief executive, was questioned by police earlier in was questioned by police earlier tn tne— was questioned by police earlier tn tne nontn— was questioned by police earlier in the month and— was questioned by police earlier in the month and released wttnout— in the month and released without charge.— in the month and released without charge. the party's torner— without charge. the party's former treasurer, colin beattie , was also arrested last week ont— , was also arrested last week and released— , was also arrested last week and released pending further investigation— and released pending further investigation .— and released pending further investigation . russian president investigation. russian president joe investigation. russian president roe otten— investigation. russian president toe etten noe— investigation. russian president joe biden has officially announced— joe biden has officially announced he's running for a eeeont— announced he's running for a eeeont tern— announced he's running for a second term in— announced he's running for a second term in office, saying tne— second term in office, saying tne next— second term in office, saying the next election— second term in office, saying the next election will be a ttgnt— the next election will be a ttgnt tor— the next election will be a fight for democracy and personal treeton— fight for democracy and personal treeton. tne— fight for democracy and personal freedom. the question we're totng— freedom. the question we're totng te— freedom. the question we're facing is whether in the years oneot— facing is whether in the years oneot we— facing is whether in the years ahead we have— facing is whether in the years ahead we have more freedom or teee— ahead we have more freedom or teee treeton — ahead we have more freedom or teee treeton .— ahead we have more freedom or less freedom , more rights or less freedom, more rights or newer— less freedom, more rights or newer. — less freedom, more rights or newer. t— less freedom, more rights or newer. t tnow— less freedom, more rights or fewer . i know what- less freedom, more rights or fewer . fewer. i know what i want the answer to be, and i think you do, too . that's why i'm running

do, too. that's why i'm running for re—election . the us for re—election. the us president also confirmed that vice president kamala harris will run again alongside him and donald trump has released a video criticising joe biden for the so—called damage he's caused to the country and has called on his supporters for their vote with your support in the election, we will defeat joe biden in 2024. we will rescue our economy. we will crush inflation. we will stop the invasion on our southern border. we will restore our nation's dignity and we will prevent work . world war iii from happening in. and a man who murdered a two yeor— in. and a man who murdered a two yeor ott— in. and a man who murdered a two yeor ott wnte— in. and a man who murdered a two year old while her— t“ and a man who murdered a two year old while her mother was oeteep— year old while her mother was asleep upstairs— year old while her mother was asleep upstairs has been eenteneet— asleep upstairs has been sentenced to— asleep upstairs has been sentenced to life in prison . sentenced to life in prison. tyte— sentenced to life in prison. tyte newn— sentenced to life in prison. kyle bevin caused qatar atrophic tron— kyle bevin caused qatar atrophic trotn tnturtee— kyle bevin caused qatar atrophic brain injuries on— kyle bevin caused qatar atrophic brain injuries on lola james in july— brain injuries on lola james in ruty mo.— brain injuries on lola james in ruty zozo. sne— brain injuries on lola james in july 2020. she died in hospital tour— july 2020. she died in hospital tour toye— july 2020. she died in hospital four days later. _ july 2020. she died in hospital four days later. the 31 year old tenet— four days later. the 31 year old denied responsibility , claiming denied responsibility, claiming the denied responsibility, claiming tne tontty— denied responsibility, claiming tnetontty tog— denied responsibility, claiming the family dog pushed her down

the family dog pushed her down tne etotre. — the family dog pushed her down the stairs. but— the family dog pushed her down the stairs. but he— the family dog pushed her down the stairs. but he was convicted . tn— the stairs. but he was convicted . tn aprtt— the stairs. but he was convicted . in april, lola's— the stairs. but he was convicted . in april, lola's mother, sntnote— . in april, lola's mother, shinade james, has also been eenteneet— shinade james, has also been sentenced to— shinade james, has also been sentenced to six— shinade james, has also been sentenced to six years in prison otter— sentenced to six years in prison otter tetng— sentenced to six years in prison after being found— sentenced to six years in prison after being found guilty of ottowtng— after being found guilty of allowing her— after being found guilty of allowing her daughter's death . allowing her daughter's death. toure— allowing her daughter's death. voure up— allowing her daughter's death. voure up to— allowing her daughter's death. you're up to date— allowing her daughter's death. you're up to date on tv online note — you're up to date on tv online note totto— you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and— you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is dab+ radio and on tune in. this te en— dab+ radio and on tune in. this te en wewe.— dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now— dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's back to dan tomorrow's news site. now in our netto— tomorrow's news site. now in our media buzz. let's kick off with the very first look at the front pages. hot off the press and the guardian leads with claims prince harry has made in court that king charles undermined the late queen after she threatened to sue murdoch's media to sue rupert murdoch's media company over phone hacking . the company over phone hacking. the high court heard from the duke of sussex that charles intervened he wanted intervened because he wanted the sun support ascension to sun to support his ascension to the throne. the metro leads with the throne. the metro leads with the evacuation of british nationals from sudan as the first plane lands in cyprus,

carrying just 39 folk on board. my carrying just 39 folk on board. my superstar panel back with me now, top daily mail columnist amanda patel, conservative commentator, the reverend calvin robinson , and the author and robinson, and the author and broadcaster rebecca reid , now broadcaster rebecca reid, now the immigration minister, robert jenrick has delivered a crisis speech on the battle to stop illegal migration in the uk. tomorrow sees the return of the illegal migration bill to the house of commons with some 20 tory still to be appeased tory wets still to be appeased by amendments already made by the government. but speaking at the government. but speaking at the policy exchange, jenrick said that woke politicians grandstanding and virtue signalling cannot continue as the country's public services , the country's public services, community cohesion and most pressingly our sovereignty come under threat. we have collectively entered an era of mass migration . if states are to mass migration. if states are to retotn— mass migration. if states are to retotn tnetr— mass migration. if states are to retain their sovereignty- rgtrttt trtr“ if states are to retain their sovereignty motty tnetr— retain their sovereignty motty tnetr ottttty— retain their sovereignty motty their ability to _ retain their sovereignty motty their ability to exclude individuals— their ability to exclude individuals from their terrttory— individuals from their territory, then they will need to ttnt— territory, then they will need to ttnt new— territory, then they will need to find new ways— territory, then they will need to find new ways to enforce

tnetr— to find new ways to enforce tnetr towe. — to find new ways to enforce their laws. do— to find new ways to enforce their laws. thr rt; ”ti; t to find new ways to enforce their laws. thr ti;”til"tf.tiil their laws. do terence must be restored. those that make illegal journeys must know that it will be a futile endeavour. mr jenrick also took aim at what he called humanity driven nimbys, averse to seeing more migrants in their own areas with snp run scotland proving adding fewer spaces in hotels than the london borough of kensington and he added that labour's plan simply tweaking the system from the edges will not deter people from making the dangerous channel crossing. so no, kevin tottneon— channel crossing. so no, kevin robinson, this— channel crossing. so no, kevin robinson, this was— channel crossing. so no, kevin robinson, this was a- t“ “rg so no, kevin robinson, this was a grave worntng— robinson, this was a grave worntng tron — robinson, this was a grave warning from robert jenrick and i warning from robert jenrick and t eonptetety— warning from robert jenrick and i completely agree there is going— i completely agree there is gotng to— i completely agree there is gotng to te— i completely agree there is gotng to te o— i completely agree there is going to be a wave of illegal ntgrotton— going to be a wave of illegal ntgrotton .— going to be a wave of illegal migration , so— going to be a wave of illegal migration , so our sovereignty is migration, so our sovereignty is unter— migration, so our sovereignty is unter tnreot— migration, so our sovereignty is unter tnreot .— migration, so our sovereignty is under threat . i— migration, so our sovereignty is under threat . i guess the under threat. i guess the gueetton— under threat. i guess the gueetton te— under threat. i guess the question is ,_ under threat. i guess the question is , if- under threat. i guess the question is , if that's the case, question is, if that's the case, why— question is, if that's the case, wny toeen-t— question is, if that's the case, why doesn't the— question is, if that's the case, why doesn't the prime minister ottow— why doesn't the prime minister ottow ue— why doesn't the prime minister ottow ue to— why doesn't the prime minister allow us to leave— why doesn't the prime minister allow us to leave echr i mean, tnere-e— allow us to leave echr i mean, tnere-e nuen— allow us to leave echr i mean, there's much more— allow us to leave echr i mean, there's much more that can be tone— there's much more that can be tone tt— there's much more that can be tone tt you— there's much more that can be done if you really— there's much more that can be done if you really believe this is done if you really believe this te euen— done if you really believe this te euen o— done if you really believe this is such a crisis— done if you really believe this is such a crisis .— done if you really believe this is such a crisis . yes, i don't is such a crisis. yes, i don't tnnt— is such a crisis. yes, i don't tntnt tt— is such a crisis. yes, i don't think it was— is such a crisis. yes, i don't think it was a— is such a crisis. yes, i don't think it was a grave warning. i tntnt— think it was a grave warning. i tntnt tt— think it was a grave warning. i tntnt tt wo— think it was a grave warning. i think it was a— think it was a grave warning. i think it was a few— think it was a grave warning. i think it was a few canapes and champagne at polish exchange. it

wasn't serious. again, champagne at polish exchange. it wasn't more serious. again, champagne at polish exchange. it wasn't more rhetoric. s. again, champagne at polish exchange. it wasn't more rhetoric. they ain, it's just more rhetoric. they tnow— it's just more rhetoric. they throw out— it's just more rhetoric. they throw out these— it's just more rhetoric. they throw out these little pieces of red throw out these little pieces of ret neot— throw out these little pieces of red meat-expect- throw out these little pieces of red meat expect us all red meat and expect us all to ltit— red meat and expect us all to top-ant— red meat and expect us all to top-ant we— red meat and expect us all to lap-and we keep- red meat and expect us all to lap and we keep doing it. lap it up. and we keep doing it. tut— lap it up. and we keep doing it. tut tn— lap it up. and we keep doing it. tut t-n wttn— lap it up. and we keep doing it. but i'm with the— lap it up. and we keep doing it. but i'm with the scottish- lap it up. and we keep doing it. but i'm with the scottish snp on this. i should this. i don't think we should nove— this. i don't think we shouldi nove—noettng have any more hotels hosting tneee—wei these illegal immigrants. we enoutt— these illegal immigrants. we enoutt te— these illegal immigrants. we should be deporting them etrotgnt— should be deporting them straight problem should be deporting them. straight-problem is straight away. the problem is the straight away. the problem is tne-ton-t— straight away. the problem is the-don't-deportj the snp don't want to deport then.— the snp don't want to deport then—we.- the snp don't want to deport them,_no, but- the snp don't want to deporti them, _ no, but they them, do they? no, but they don't them. interestingly don't want them. interestingly calvin, actually just calvin, you've actually just returned rwanda , which is returned from rwanda, which is the country that is at the heart of our possible scheme to at least provide a deterrent and all the racist lefties are saying you can't send people to rwanda and you loved it, right? you loved it. green green, hilly. and the people are the noet— hilly. and the people are the most hospitable— t“ ttgr and the people are the most hospitable people you'll ever-— most hospitable people you'll ever-.-actually,- most hospitable people you'll ever . actually, it's ever meet. and actually, it's ot— ever meet. and actually, it's ot tne— ever meet. and actually, it's one of the cleanest countries t-ve—eteoner- one of the cleanest countriesi i've—cleaner than i've ever been in cleaner than eernony. — i've ever been in cleaner than germany. trttgr germany. it's absolutely wonderful are saying wonderful people who are saying you people there you cannot send people there hospitable. it's racist. it's all they are the all this and that. they are the bad all this and that. they are the pot guye— all this and that. they are the bad guys because— rtt“rt they are the bad guys because actually the twontone— bad guys because actually the rwandans because it rwandans want this because it wtt— rwandans want this because it wit—tnet- rwandans want this because it. will—their economy. will help boost their economy. t hey— will help boost their economy. tney-to — will help boost their economy. tney-to wort— will help boost their economy. they-to work-in. they want to work with us in this everybody wins. this program so everybody wins. it because everyone's it isn't because everyone's nte— it isn't because everyone's arte-te— it isn't because everyone's like,-islrubbish| like, rwanda is a rubbish country.— like, rwanda is a rubbishi country—o country. oh, it is. that's a nuge— country. oh, it is. that's a nuge tnere-e— country. oh, it is. that's a huge there's a— country. oh, it is. that's a huge there's a lot of smearing, a huge there's a lot of smearing, o tot— huge there's a lot of smearing, o tot ot—

huge there's a lot of smearing, a lot of smearing— huge there's a lot of smearing, a lot of smearing .— huge there's a lot of smearing, a lot of smearing . even if we're a lot of smearing. even if we're eenttng— a lot of smearing. even if we're sending-mauritius,- a lot of smearing. even if we're sending mauritius, would sending to mauritius, i would etttt—youl still be like, probably you eon-t— still be like, probably you cont-peopte- still be like, probably you can't people to a country can't send people to a country tney— can't send people to a country they—to— can't send people to a countryi tney—to-ogotn. they don't want to go to again. why— they don't want to go to again. why-wby_ they don't want to go to again. why-wby-you- they don't want to go to again. why why you send why not? why can't you send peopte— why not? why can't you send people-countries- why not? why can't you send people countries that don't people to countries that don't wont— people to countries that don't wont-so— people to countries that don't wont-so-tuet- people to countries that don't. want-so .just think want to go? so you just think you can pitch up at any country and be to stay? i've and be allowed to stay? i've been clear that i and be allowed to stay? i've been .clear that i think. been very clear that i think not— been very clear that i think tnot—ottel been very clear that i think tnot—otte. | been very clear that i think. that—able. so been very clear that i think- that_able. so you that you should be able. so you do that you should be able. so you to-tetteve— that you should be able. so you to-tetteve tn— that you should be able. so you do believe in british do not believe in british sovereignty. you do not believe in international borders. we've sovereignty. you do not believe in irthisational borders. we've sovereignty. you do not believe in irthis conversation.'s. we've sovereignty. you do not believe in irthis conversation. whatt've had this conversation. what notee— had this conversation. what noteelon— had this conversation. what noteelon-t- had this conversation. whati makes-am-i-i had this conversation. what- makes.am-i-i don't makes us am very i mean, i don't tnow— makes us am very i mean, i don't tnow wnot— makes us am very i mean, i don't tnow wnot toee— makes us am very i mean, i don't know what does make us england. is know what does make us england. telreotty— know what does make us england. telreotty e— know what does make us england. islreally ? what— know what does make us england. islreally ? what i— know what does make us england. is really ? what i can't get is it really? what i can't get my— is it really? what i can't get my teot— is it really? what i can't get my neot-te- is it really? what i can't get my head-is the- is it really? what i can't get my head is the idea that my head around is the idea that onytoty— my head around is the idea that anybody believes— my head around is the idea that anybody believes that through the absolute accident of birth noppentng— the absolute accident of birth happening-be— the absolute accident of birth happening be born here, they happening to be born here, they nove— happening to be born here, they nove-to— happening to be born here, they nove-to o— happening to be born here, they have -to a better- happening to be born here, they have to a better life have the right to a better life tnon— have the right to a better life tnon onytoty— have the right to a better life than anybody else. and yes, otoy— than anybody else. and yes, otoy. tneee— than anybody else. and yes, okay, these people maybe okay, these people are maybe economic a economic migrants, but there's a you teove— economic migrants, but there's a reason you leave to— economic migrants, but there's a reason you leave to become an eeononte—youi economic migrant because you neet—tnl need to. so you believe in onorety— need to. so you believe in anarchy-most. need to. so you believe in anarchy. most of need to. so you believe in- anarchy.-most of the anarchy. fun. like most of the net. — anarchy. fun. like most of the net. tut— anarchy. fun. like most of the net. tutyou— anarchy. fun. like most of the list. but you do,— anarchy. fun. like most of the list. but you do, don't- anarchy. fun. like most of the list. but you do, don't you you list. but you do, don't you? you believe borders. you believe in open borders. you believe in open borders. you believe believe believe in anarchy. you believe in system where we're not in a system where we're not protected. i mean, amanda bucha, do you want to weigh in here? i just kind of i despair at the whole thing . i mean, we've got whole thing. i mean, we've got to close our borders and we've got to stop blaming these

ruthless gangs and put the responsibility on people who come here illegally and have a complete deterrent, which says, you arrive here, we're going to you're going to be sent away and the whole thing with scotland, i mean, it is you can't blame illegal migrants for not wanting to go to scotland. i mean , to go to scotland. i mean, seriously, you know, they arrive , they arrive in london, they go to scotland . you must be joking. to scotland. you must be joking. oh, come on. i prefer scotland over london. think the nhs waiting , you know, look at waiting list, you know, look at the. that would the. the only thing that would enfice the. the only thing that would entice a lot them would entice them. a lot of them would be it's got so many be the fact it's got so many such a drug up there. so such a drug problem up there. so they all their gang going, they get all their gang going, come me as a man with come onto me as a man with a partner from scotland, it is my favourite nation and i cannot . favourite nation and i cannot. the most beautiful part of prestwick eating the haggis. all i wish when i'm there is that i didn't have a useless snp politician trying to divide the country . we now look . wasn't it country. we now look. wasn't it 80 year old country. we now look. wasn't it to yeor ott toe— country. we now look. wasn't it 80 year old joe biden- t wasn't it 80 year old joe biden announced his 80 year old joe biden announced nte 2a—

80 year old joe biden announced his 24 presidential— 80 year old joe biden announced his 24 presidential re—election bid .— his 24 presidential re—election ttt . tut— his 24 presidential re—election bid , but instead— his 24 presidential re—election bid , but instead of appearing in bid, but instead of appearing in non— bid, but instead of appearing in tront ot— bid, but instead of appearing in front of waving— bid, but instead of appearing in front of waving supporters, as is front of waving supporters, as te typteot— front of waving supporters, as te typteot tor— front of waving supporters, as is typical for the— front of waving supporters, as is typical for the candidates , is typical for the candidates, you— is typical for the candidates, you tnow.— is typical for the candidates, you tnow. to— is typical for the candidates, you know, to actually speak live ont— you know, to actually speak live ont put— you know, to actually speak live ont put out— you know, to actually speak live ont put out your— you know, to actually speak live and put out your message on tetevteton— and put out your message on tetevteton .— and put out your message on television , the— and put out your message on television , the doddery democrat television, the doddery democrat ovottet— television, the doddery democrat avoided embarrassed avoided further embarrassed gottee— avoided further embarrassed gottee ty— avoided further embarrassed gaffes by releasing a pre—recorded video watch . gaffes by releasing a— pre—recorded video watch . when pre—recorded video watch. when i ran pre—recorded video watch. when i tor— pre—recorded video watch. when i ran for president— pre—recorded video watch. when i ran for president four years ago, i said , we're in a battle ago, i said, we're in a battle for the soul of america , and we for the soul of america, and we still are . and . in anticipation still are. and. in anticipation of biden's declaration, donald trump picked up his attack on sleepy joe in a trademark interview. this with newsmax interview. this was with newsmax last interview. this was with newsmax toet ntgtt— interview. this was with newsmax last night. watch. _ interview. this was with newsmax last night. watch. joe— this was with newsmax last night. watch. rtrt;“ this was with newsmax last night. watch. t last night. watch. joe biden is tott— last night. watch. joe biden is said to be on the verge of declaring tomorrow maybe . do you declaring tomorrow maybe. do you think that's really going to happen? and if it does, in your gut, you think he's actually gut, do you think he's actually going to be the nominee of the democrat it seems hard to democrat party? it seems hard to believe, i'm not speaking believe, and i'm not speaking from standpoint other than i from any standpoint other than i watch him like everybody else watches him . and now they're watches him. and now they're oetuotty— watches him. and now they're oetuotty totng— watches him. and now they're actually doing a— watches him. and now they're

actually doing a tape- t t“ and now they're actually doing a tape of the announcement. _ actually doing a tape of the announcement. he's not going to note— announcement. he's not going to make announcement. you know, make the announcement. you know, nornotty—you- make the announcement. you know, nornotty—you eoyl normally you get up and you say, hey— normally you get up and you say, ney. tn— normally you get up and you say, ney. t-n runntng— normally you get up and you say, hey, i'm running. and wish me tutt— hey, i'm running. and wish me tuet. tverytoty— hey, i'm running. and wish me luck. everybody but he he's totng— luck. everybody but he he's totng o— luck. everybody but he he's totng o tope— luck. everybody but he he's doing a tape this way he can do it doing a tape this way he can do tt a— doing a tape this way he can do tt a or— doing a tape this way he can do tt a or s— doing a tape this way he can do it 4 or 5 times.— doing a tape this way he can do it 4 or 5 times. so— doing a tape this way he can do it 4 or 5 times. so he gets it rtgnt. — it 4 or 5 times. so he gets it rtgnt. tt— it 4 or 5 times. so he gets it right. it would— it 4 or 5 times. so he gets it right. it would seem to me that somewhere along— right. it would seem to me that somewhere along the line eonetntng— somewhere along the line something will happen . fighting something will happen. fighting talk something will happen. fighting tott tron — something will happen. fighting tott tron tne— something will happen. fighting talk from the donald. s.. talk from the donald. rebecca. ed talk from the donald. rebecca. tt cotvtn— talk from the donald. rebecca. ed calvin robinson. amanda platell. do stand by because coming up, as it's revealed that labour's diane abbott or should i say diane bigot sent her race letter to the observer twice from a personal email address are left correct to suggest he should simply just accept her apology and move on. they really do that all the time, don't they? not my superstar panel get stuck into this one. plus, we'll have more tomorrow's have more of tomorrow's newspaper front for newspaper front pages for you very as the very soon. but next, as the scottish separatist party is torn apart by alleged corruption and scandal , torn apart by alleged corruption and scandal, should our westminster government put the devolution process into reverse? chief brexit negotiator lord frost certainly thinks so. he's

live in the studio straight after this . this is gb news radio show. i'm mark white. is gb news- mark white. is gb news homeland eeeurtty— mark white. is gb news homeland eeeurtty etttor. — mark white. is gb news homeland security editor. i— mark white. is gb news homeland security editor. i cover those key— security editor. i cover those tey eeuee— security editor. i cover those key issues that— security editor. i cover those key issues that are so important to you.— key issues that are so important to you. our— key issues that are so important to you, our authorities are communities— to you, our authorities are communities doing all they can to eontot— communities doing all they can to combat violent— communities doing all they can to combat violent crime with the putt— to combat violent crime with the puttte eervteee— to combat violent crime with the public services under unbearable etrotn— public services under unbearable etrotn. wny— public services under unbearable etrotn. wny ore— public services under unbearable

strain, why are we— public services under unbearable strain, why are we still failing to eontrot— strain, why are we still failing to control our— strain, why are we still failing to control our borders? th'rt t to control our borders? defence . tne— to control our borders? defence . tne ttret— to control our borders? defence . the first priority— to control our borders? defence . the first priority of- to control our borders? th'rt t the first priority of any . the first priority of any government— the first priority of any government has been continually nottowet— government has been continually nottowet out— government has been continually nottowet out .— government has been continually hollowed out . can— government has been continually hollowed out . can we trust our hollowed out. can we trust our pottttetone— hollowed out. can we trust our pottttetone to— hollowed out. can we trust our politicians to protect the armed toee— politicians to protect the armed toee e — politicians to protect the armed toee e totn— politicians to protect the armed forces ? join me— politicians to protect the armed forces ? join me mark- politicians to protect the armed forces ? t“ �*vtt“ �*tift�* politicians to protect the armed forces ? t“ int“ trtr“ cit forces? join me mark white on gb news as . now forces? join me mark white on gb news as. now nicola forces? join me mark white on gb news as . now nicola sturgeon has news as. now nicola sturgeon has finally emerged from her bunker and looking like a politician on the edge. she flatly denied tnrowtng— the edge. she flatly denied tnrowtng ner— tg she flatly denied throwing her successor humza ueeeeet— throwing her successor humza ueeeeet unter— throwing her successor humza useless under the— throwing her successor humza useless under the bus, saying tnot— useless under the bus, saying no ner— useless under the bus, saying that her resignation had nothing to to— that her resignation had nothing to to wttn— that her resignation had nothing to do with the— that her resignation had nothing to do with the bombshell investigation _ to do with the bombshell investigation into snp finances. i investigation into snp finances. t tnnt— investigation into snp finances. t tntnt nunzo— investigation into snp finances. i think humza is— investigation into snp finances. i think humza is doing a very, very— i think humza is doing a very, very ttttteutt— i think humza is doing a very, very difficult circumstances , an very difficult circumstances, an outetonttng— very difficult circumstances, an outstanding job. _ very difficult circumstances, an outstanding job. t outstanding job. i have become ever more convinced than was already convinced of this that he is going to be a very fine first minister. i understand . first minister. i understand. the view that some people might have that i knew this was all about to unfold and that's why i walked away. nothing could be further from the truth. i could not anticipated in worst

not have anticipated in my worst nightmares what would have unfolded past few unfolded over the past few weeks. believe the snp weeks. i believe the snp notwithstanding the real difficulties that surrounds the party just now is in good shape and i think humza will take it to even better things. real nicola, because here he is gtvtng— nicola, because here he is gtvtng tne— nicola, because here he is giving the most bizarre defence ogotnet— giving the most bizarre defence ogotnet tne— giving the most bizarre defence against the sunday mail's bombshell— against the sunday mail's bombshell report that police are on tne— bombshell report that police are on tne nunt— bombshell report that police are on the hunt for— bombshell report that police are on the hunt for snp burner pnonee— on the hunt for snp burner pnonee . — on the hunt for snp burner phones . ever— on the hunt for snp burner phones . a: on the hunt for snp burner phones . t on the hunt for snp burner phones. t on the hunt for snp burner- phones . ever used a burner phone phones. ever used a burner phone 7 phones. ever used a burner phone ? no. have you ever heard of anyone in your party talking about burner phones? no. would you be extremely surprised if that out to be the case? that turned out to be the case? yes, but depends . i mean, for yes, but it depends. i mean, for example, when you run a campaign , using your personal , instead of using your personal phone, people might well buy a new and a new telephone new sim card and a new telephone number make that the number and make that the campaign number. campaign phone number. so it depends definition of depends on your definition of what mean by by a burner what you mean by by a burner phone. so burner phones are by ononyntty— anonymity, aren't they? they're ueuotty—tnoti usually seen as something that people use to cover tracks. if it's that, of course i'd people use to cover tracks. ifi it's that,-of course i'd be it's that, then of course i'd be eurprteet. — it's that, then of course i'd be surprised. goodness- it's that, then of course i'd be surprised. t:

surprised. goodness me. he was speaking after he had met the prime minister rishi sunak for the first time, during which he had gall to ask for another had the gall to ask for another separatist and separatist referendum and commenting on the meeting, a spokesman for the snp said the first minister raised concerns around uk government's attacks on devolution , including on devolution, including comments on devolution from lord frost. so of course the tory grandee and brexit mastermind caused quite a stir last week when he made this bold appeal to put failing devolution into reverse and to respond to some of the attacks he's received north of the border. i'm delighted to say that lord frost joins me the studio now. so joins me in the studio now. so firstly, guess your response, firstly, i guess your response, lord frost, to the fact that the scottish first minister actually raised your column with rishi sunak. have you heard from the prime minister? is he trying to stop you talking about this? no, absolutely not. and i think there's been there has actually been quite a lot of private messaging, not from the prime minister, but sympathisers minister, but from sympathisers in party who say, you know ,

in the party who say, you know, keep talking. this needs to be eont— keep talking. this needs to be eott . — keep talking. this needs to be eott . ant— keep talking. this needs to be said . and it's always nice to be said. and it's always nice to be talked about. but i think what t-ve— talked about. but i think what t-ve teornet— talked about. but i think what i've learned is— talked about. but i think what i've learned is that— t but i think what i've learned is that i've touenet— i've learned is that i've touenet o— i've learned is that i've touched a nerve and you have peopte— touched a nerve and you have some people think we do need to tott— some people think we do need to tott otout— some people think we do need to talk about this— some people think we do need to talk about this and— some people think we do need to talk about this and tell me why is talk about this and tell me why te your— talk about this and tell me why te your eoee— talk about this and tell me why is your case that— talk about this and tell me why is your case that that the snp nove— is your case that that the snp nove tone— is your case that that the snp have done such— is your case that that the snp have done such a— is your case that that the snp have done such a bad job of governtng— have done such a bad job of governing scotland? t“ governing scotland? i mean they nove— governing scotland? i mean they have literally driven this nafion have literally driven this nation into the ground that it just proves devolution doesn't work because i guess the fans of devolution would say actually you can't blame the system . you can't blame the system. you've got to blame scheming sturgeon. i you've got to blame scheming sturgeon . i mean, obviously the sturgeon. i mean, obviously the en— sturgeon. i mean, obviously the snt ore— sturgeon. i mean, obviously the snp are interested— sturgeon. i mean, obviously the snp are interested in- snp are interested in independence. they're not tntereetet— independence. they're not interested in— independence. they're not interested in governing. scots ont— interested in governing. scots ont wett— interested in governing. scots ont wett ont— interested in governing. scots and well and we've we've learned tnot— and well and we've we've learned to note— and well and we've we've learned that that's that's— and well and we've we've learned that that's that's absolutely eeort — that that's that's absolutely eeort nut— that that's that's absolutely clear. but the _ that that's that's absolutely clear. but the bigger problem is not— clear. but the bigger problem is that conventional— clear. but the bigger problem is that conventional wisdom across all that conventional wisdom across ott porttee— that conventional wisdom across ott portteetor— that conventional wisdom across all parties for the— that conventional wisdom across all parties for the last 1520 yeore— all parties for the last 1520 yeore noe— all parties for the last 1520 years has said— all parties for the last 1520 years has said the way to defuse tntepentenee— years has said the way to defuse independence, to— years has said the way to defuse independence, to make it go away as independence, to make it go away oe on te to— independence, to make it go away as an issue, is to give more tevotvet— as an issue, is to give more devolved powers- as an issue, is to give more devolved powers to scotland . and devolved powers to scotland. and we've done that— devolved powers to scotland. and we've done that time and time

ogotn— we've done that time and time ogotn .— we've done that time and time ogotn . ant— we've done that time and time again . and what— we've done that time and time again . and what has happened, again. and what has happened, it's again. and what has happened, tt-e got— again. and what has happened, tt-e got oee— again. and what has happened, tt-e got .— again. and what has happened, it's got worse . our independence it's got worse. our independence has it's got worse. our independence noe got— it's got worse. our independence noe got etronger— it's got worse. our independence has got stronger ,_ it's got worse. our independence has got stronger , the snp has has got stronger, the snp has got etronger— has got stronger, the snp has got etronger .— has got stronger, the snp has got stronger , and i think we got stronger, and i think we nove— got stronger, and i think we have ridden— got stronger, and i think we have ridden that tiger for long enougn. — have ridden that tiger for long enougn. tte— have ridden that tiger for long enough. it's come— have ridden that tiger for long enough. it's come close to dismembering_ enough. it's come close to dismembering the country and it's dismembering the country and tt-e ttne— dismembering the country and tt-e ttne to— dismembering the country and it's time to stop— dismembering the country and it's time to stop and have a proper— it's time to stop and have a proper tetote— it's time to stop and have a proper debate about does soottont— proper debate about does scotland need— proper debate about does scotland need all these powers? toee— scotland need all these powers? noee tt— scotland need all these powers? noee tt neet— scotland need all these powers? does it need these— scotland need all these powers? does it need these powers to roree— does it need these powers to toxee— does it need these powers to raise taxes be— does it need these powers to raise taxes be a— does it need these powers to raise taxes be a sort of semi—independent state on the wortt— semi—independent state on the wortt etogee— semi—independent state on the wortt etogee t— semi—independent state on the world stage? i don't think so. i tnnt— world stage? i don't think so. i tntnt tte— world stage? i don't think so. i think it's reasonable. they enoutt— think it's reasonable. they should have— think it's reasonable. they should have the powers to administer— should have the powers to administer scotland fairly and reoeonotty. — administer scotland fairly and reasonably. they— administer scotland fairly and reasonably. they don't need more tnon— reasonably. they don't need more tnon tnot— reasonably. they don't need more than that because— reasonably. they don't need more than that because you could see tne— than that because you could see over the cowo— than that because you could see over the covid pandemic just how concerned turning— over the covid pandemic just how concerned turning these powers eoutt — concerned turning these powers eoutt te. — concerned turning these powers eoutt te. t— concerned turning these powers could be. i mean,— concerned turning these powers could be. tt“rttrt concerned turning these powers could be. t“ “rttrt rtrttrt could be. i mean, there were times when sturgeon was literally proposing some sort of border between scotland and england, for example , to stop england, for example, to stop the pesky english people bringing covid into the country. i mean , that's insane. you can't i mean, that's insane. you can't put any form of border between a country, can you? i mean, and of

tne— country, can you? i mean, and of course the snp— country, can you? i mean, and of course the snp were— rtrtr. rtrtt“ rtr7 i mean, and of course the snp were running tnetr— course the snp were running tnetr own— course the snp were running their own sort— course the snp were running their own sort of— course the snp were running their own sort of immigration potty— their own sort of immigration pottey turtng— their own sort of immigration policy during the pandemic as wet.— policy during the pandemic as wet. wototy— policy during the pandemic as well. nobody thought that tevotvet — well. nobody thought that devolved powers were going to tnot. — devolved powers were going to mean that. but— devolved powers were going to mean that. but the trouble is not— mean that. but the trouble is not one— mean that. but the trouble is that one thing— mean that. but the trouble is that one thing leads to another . ant— that one thing leads to another . ant tne— that one thing leads to another . ant the-tney— that one thing leads to another . and the they believe in . and the snp, they believe in independence.— . and the snp, they believe in independence. they use every tever— independence. they use every tever tney-ve— independence. they use every lever they've got— independence. they use every lever they've got to say, well , lever they've got to say, well, if lever they've got to say, well, tt you— lever they've got to say, well, tt you ruet— lever they've got to say, well, tt you ruet gtve— lever they've got to say, well, if you just give us— lever they've got to say, well, if you just give us this more power— if you just give us this more poe tnte— if you just give us this more power, this one,— if you just give us this more power, this one, more power, wett— power, this one, more power, went—note- power, this one, more power, we'll—make this. power, this one, more power,- we'll_make this other we'll be able to make this other wort— we'll be able to make this other one work well. _ we'll be able to make this other one work well. and— we'll be able to make this other one work well. and so on and so tortn. — one work well. and so on and so tortn. ant— one work well. and so on and so forth. and before— one work well. and so on and so forth. and before know it, forth. and before you know it, youre— forth. and before you know it, you-reltong— forth. and before you know it, you-reltong woy— forth. and before you know it, you're long way down the you're a long way down the ettppery— you're a long way down the emery-.— you're a long way down the slippery-- and- you're a long way down the slippery . and we are very slippery slope. and we are very uueut— slippery slope. and we are very unusual-country- slippery slope. and we are very unusual country and even unusual in this country and even oontenptottng— unusual in this country and even contemplating independence for porte— contemplating independence for portelporte— contemplating independence for portelporteot— contemplating independence for parts-parts of our— contemplating independence for parts parts of our country. parts of parts of our country. so parts of parts of our country. so t— parts of parts of our country. so t reotty— parts of parts of our country. so i really think— parts of parts of our country. so i really think that it's time for so i really think that it's time tor ue— so i really think that it's time tor ue to— so i really think that it's time tor ue to get— so i really think that it's time tor ue to get o— so i really think that it's time for us to get a grip and eonetrrn— for us to get a grip and constrain on— for us to get a grip and constrain on the debate, ontrorn— constrain on the debate, constrain the— constrain on the debate, constrain the powers and try and to— constrain the powers and try and to o— constrain the powers and try and move to a different— constrain the powers and try and move to a different place. and oteo— move to a different place. and oteo. tney— move to a different place. and also, they really— move to a different place. and also, they really had a decent conten— also, they really had a decent chance, didn't— also, they really had a decent chance, didn't they? /rtr chance, didn't they? you know, you— chance, didn't they? you know, you eon-t— chance, didn't they? you know, you can't say the snp haven't had the time or the support from the westminster government in terms of funding to turn the nafion terms of funding to turn the nation around and they have actually done the total

opposite. it doesn't matter whether you're looking at the health system, whether you're looking at education system, looking at the education system, whether at whether you're looking at standard living on every standard of living on every metric. the snp have failed scots. yeah, metric. the snp have failed scots . yeah, absolutely. they scots. yeah, absolutely. they tney— scots. yeah, absolutely. they tney t— scots. yeah, absolutely. they tney t eo— scots. yeah, absolutely. they they i mean public- t yeah, absolutely. they they i mean public spending is gutte— they i mean public spending is gutte o— they i mean public spending is gutte o tot— they i mean public spending is quite a lot higher— they i mean public spending is quite a lot higher per head in eeottont— quite a lot higher per head in scotland than— quite a lot higher per head in scotland than it— quite a lot higher per head in scotland than it is in england ont— scotland than it is in england ont tte— scotland than it is in england and it's english— scotland than it is in england and it's english taxpayers who tunt— and it's english taxpayers who tunt o— and it's english taxpayers who tunt o tot— and it's english taxpayers who tunt o tot ot— and it's english taxpayers who fund a lot of that— and it's english taxpayers who fund a lot of that difference . fund a lot of that difference. ant— fund a lot of that difference. ant yet— fund a lot of that difference. ant yet tne— fund a lot of that difference. and yet the services are a lot worse and that's— and yet the services are a lot worse and that's because they're not interested _ worse and that's because they're not interested in— worse and that's because they're not interested in running the eervtee— not interested in running the eervtee oe— not interested in running the service as well. _ not interested in running the service as well. they're interested _ service as well. they're interested in- service as well. they're interested in stoking grievance ont— interested in stoking grievance ont eoytng— interested in stoking grievance ont eoytng we— interested in stoking grievance and saying we don't get enough money— and saying we don't get enough money tron — and saying we don't get enough money from from _ and saying we don't get enough money from from london and often uetng— money from from london and often uetng toxpoyer— money from from london and often using taxpayer money, by the way,— using taxpayer money, by the now to — using taxpayer money, by the woy. to etote— using taxpayer money, by the way, to stoke grievance, which is, way, to stoke grievance, which te. t— way, to stoke grievance, which te. t tnnt— way, to stoke grievance, which is, i think particularly outrageous. - is, i think particularly outrageous. absolutely. and you tnow.— outrageous. absolutely. and you tnow. runntng— outrageous. absolutely. and you know, running having their own eort— know, running having their own eort ot— know, running having their own eort ot ntnt — know, running having their own sort of mini embassies around the sort of mini embassies around tne wortt— sort of mini embassies around the world funded— sort of mini embassies around the world funded by the taxpayer to promote — the world funded by the taxpayer to promote independence , none of to promote independence, none of this to promote independence, none of we oe— to promote independence, none of this was envisaged— to promote independence, none of this was envisaged and none of it this was envisaged and none of tt enoutt— this was envisaged and none of tt enoutt te— this was envisaged and none of it should be happening. and we enoutt— it should be happening. and we enoutt te— it should be happening. and we should be much— it should be happening. and we should be much tougher now. tnteet— should be much tougher now. tnteet. tut— should be much tougher now. tnteet. tut t— should be much tougher now. indeed. but i think— should be much tougher now. indeed. but i think it's- should be much tougher now. indeed. but i think it's fair- should be much tougher now. indeed. but i think it's fair to say , though, it isn't just folk say, though, it isn't just folk within the snp who are. you've

upset because, of course you have been attacked by by tories, by msps , even the leader of the by msps, even the leader of the scottish tory party , douglas scottish tory party, douglas ross, actually attacked your call to put devolution into reverse. what's your response to scottish tories? well, i think they they need to see the bigger picture, to be honest . it isn't picture, to be honest. it isn't about tactics, it's— picture, to be honest. it isn't about tactics, it's about- about tactics, it's about etrotegy— about tactics, it's about strategy and - about tactics, it's about strategy and the future of the country. — strategy and the future of the country. ant — strategy and the future of the country. and i'm— strategy and the future of the country. and i'm afraid scottish conservatives— country. and i'm afraid scottish conservatives have— country. and i'm afraid scottish conservatives have failed to lay a conservatives have failed to lay o gtove— conservatives have failed to lay o gtove on— conservatives have failed to lay o gtove on tne— conservatives have failed to lay a glove on the snp for the last 15 a glove on the snp for the last to ye — a glove on the snp for the last to ye eone— a glove on the snp for the last 15 years. some of— a glove on the snp for the last 15 years. some of them even votet— 15 years. some of them even votet tn— 15 years. some of them even voted in favour— 15 years. some of them even voted in favour of- 15 years. some of them even voted in favour of this this wretenet— voted in favour of this this wretched gender reform bill tnot-e— wretched gender reform bill that's caused— wretched gender reform bill that's caused the crisis . acas that's caused the crisis. acas vou— that's caused the crisis. acas vou tnow.— that's caused the crisis. acas vou tnow. we— that's caused the crisis. acas you know, we need to take a step toot.— you know, we need to take a step toot. tt— you know, we need to take a step toot. tt ten-t— you know, we need to take a step back. it isn't just— you know, we need to take a step back. it isn't just about wtnntng— back. it isn't just about wtnntng t— back. it isn't just about winning 1 or— back. it isn't just about winning 1 or 2- back. it isn't just about winning 1 or 2 extra% in the next— winning 1 or 2 extra% in the next scottish _ winning 1 or 2 extra% in the next scottish election. it is otout— next scottish election. it is otout tne— next scottish election. it is about the future of the country. ant— about the future of the country. ant we — about the future of the country. ant we neet— about the future of the country. and we need to— about the future of the country. and we need to think how soottont— and we need to think how scotland got— and we need to think how scotland got the right powers . scotland got the right powers. are tney— scotland got the right powers. are they administering them? wett— are they administering them? new ant— are they administering them? new ant we— are they administering them? well and we should be serious otout— well and we should be serious otout tnot. — well and we should be serious about that. what— well and we should be serious about that. �*tftt�*“rtt rtrtr well and we should be serious about that. rtrtr about that. what do you make of the fall of scheming sturgeon ?

the fall of scheming sturgeon? because it's hard to think of any modern british political figure who went from having a cast iron grip over her party over the entire political system of her nation to being so humiliated and destroyed and with a legacy now that i think erg is totally damaged . yeah, i erg is totally damaged. yeah, i think it is . i mean, k tg: yeah, i think it is . i mean, obviously think it is. i mean, obviously we eon-t— think it is. i mean, obviously we can't really— think it is. i mean, obviously we can't really comment on wnot-e— we can't really comment on wnot-e gotng— we can't really comment on what's going on— we can't really comment on what's going on within not in terne— what's going on within not in terne ot— what's going on within not in terne ot tne— what's going on within not in terms of the police investigation and investigation and investigation and investigation ont ott— investigation and investigation ont ott ot— investigation and investigation and all of that.— investigation and investigation and all of that. but but think and all of that. but but i think t-n — and all of that. but but i think t-n -potttteotty- and all of that. but but i think i'm politically what i'm talking politically what noppenet— i'm talking politically what happened-her,- i'm talking politically what happened her, think was as happened to her, i think was as ene— happened to her, i think was as teen-— happened to her, i think was as neero- tnto— happened to her, i think was as she-ran into a- happened to her, i think was as she ran into a brick she sort of ran into a brick nott— she sort of ran into a brick wott wnen— she sort of ran into a brick wall when the— she sort of ran into a brick wall when the uk government ttnotty— wall when the uk government ttnotty eott— wall when the uk government finally said and— wall when the uk government finally said and the supreme court— finally said and the supreme court eott— finally said and the supreme court said there— finally said and the supreme court said there isn't going to be none— court said there isn't going to be another independence referendum,— be another independence referendum, when the government said referendum, when the government eott tnte— referendum, when the government said this gender— referendum, when the government said this gender reform bill is not gotng— said this gender reform bill is not gotng to— said this gender reform bill is not gotng to go— said this gender reform bill is not going to go through, that tne— not going to go through, that tne ent. — not going to go through, that was the end. she kept pushing ont— was the end. she kept pushing ont puentng— was the end. she kept pushing and pushing and— was the end. she kept pushing and pushing and pushing. and wnen— and pushing and pushing. and wneannen— and pushing and pushing. and when-when she— and pushing and pushing. and when when she realised there when we when she realised there was nowhere else— when we when she realised there was nowhere else to go, it protueet— was nowhere else to go, it produced the _

was nowhere else to go, it produced the crisis . and that's produced the crisis. and that's wnot— produced the crisis. and that's wnot tne— produced the crisis. and that's what the lesson— produced the crisis. and that's what the lesson i— produced the crisis. and that's what the lesson i think that neete— what the lesson i think that neete to— what the lesson i think that neete to te— what the lesson i think that needs to be learned. we need to be needs to be learned. we need to te rotuet— needs to be learned. we need to te rotuet. we— needs to be learned. we need to be robust, we need— needs to be learned. we need to be robust, we need to say so far ont— be robust, we need to say so far ont no— be robust, we need to say so far ont no turtner— be robust, we need to say so far and no further and— be robust, we need to say so far and no further and a word on tnte— and no further and a word on this continuity— and no further and a word on this continuity candidate , the this continuity candidate, the note— this continuity candidate, the ttote wno— this continuity candidate, the ttote wno t— this continuity candidate, the bloke who i call— this continuity candidate, the bloke who i call humza useless. wno— bloke who i call humza useless. wno wo— bloke who i call humza useless. wno tne— bloke who i call humza useless. who was the most— bloke who i call humza useless. who was the most incompetent minister in scottish politics. every portfolio polio. he went into , he caused catastrophic into, he caused catastrophic damage . erg he got the gig damage. erg he got the gig because bizarrely sturgeon and peter murrell are now arrested, are backed him, but he's not up to the job, is he? and this is so worrying for scottish people . well, i mean, if you look at wnot— . well, i mean, if you look at wnot o— . well, i mean, if you look at wnot o tew— . well, i mean, if you look at what a few senior— well, i mean, if you look at what a few senior figures on the en— what a few senior figures on the sun nove— what a few senior figures on the snp have been— what a few senior figures on the snp have been saying, even on the snp have been saying, even on tne retort— snp have been saying, even on the record, they've— snp have been saying, even on the record, they've been quite tuteworn — the record, they've been quite lukewarm about— the record, they've been quite lukewarm about humza and his oentevenent— lukewarm about humza and his oentevenent .— lukewarm about humza and his achievement . so— lukewarm about humza and his achievement . so i— lukewarm about humza and his achievement . so i think there is achievement. so i think there is achievement. so i think there is o tot— achievement. so i think there is o tot ot— achievement. so i think there is a lot of nerves,— achievement. so i think there is a lot of nerves, looseness and etgtneee— a lot of nerves, looseness and etgtneee otout— a lot of nerves, looseness and edginess about whether he can he can edginess about whether he can he tote— edginess about whether he can he tote tne— edginess about whether he can he can take the party— edginess about whether he can he can take the party forward. i t— can take the party forward. i mean i wouldn't— can take the party forward. i mean i wouldn't be at all eurprteet— mean i wouldn't be at all surprised if— mean i wouldn't be at all surprised if he— mean i wouldn't be at all surprised if he if he doesn't toet— surprised if he if he doesn't toet tnot— surprised if he if he doesn't last that long,— surprised if he if he doesn't last that long, to be honest. ant— last that long, to be honest. ant tne— last that long, to be honest. and the things—

last that long, to be honest. and the things change, which is a reason to look— and the things change, which is a reason to look at— and the things change, which is a reason to look at the constitutional- a reason to look at the constitutional structure and not tuet— constitutional structure and not tuet tne— constitutional structure and not ruet tne pony.— constitutional structure and not just the party. the snp has been orount— just the party. the snp has been orount tor— just the party. the snp has been orount tor o— just the party. the snp has been around for a long— just the party. the snp has been around for a long time. there's around for a long time. there's o tot— around for a long time. there's o tot ot— around for a long time. there's o tot ot eupport— around for a long time. there's a lot of support for— a lot of support for independence in scotland even -noy— independence in scotland even -noy yet— independence in scotland even now. may yet reinvent now. they may yet reinvent themselves.— now. they may yet reinvent themselves. they may well be toot.— themselves. they may well be toot-enooe— themselves. they may well be back.-chaos may- themselves. they may well be back. chaos may not last. back. this chaos may not last. tnot-e— back. this chaos may not last. tnot-e wny— back. this chaos may not last. tnot-e wny tte— back. this chaos may not last. that's why it's important to toot— that's why it's important to toot ot— that's why it's important to look at-picture,- that's why it's important to look at picture, not look at the big picture, not tuet— look at the big picture, not tuet tne— look at the big picture, not just the current— look at the big picture, not just the current politics and so if just the current politics and so tt you— just the current politics and so tt you were— just the current politics and so if you were prime— just the current politics and so if you were prime minister, how woutt— if you were prime minister, how woutt you— if you were prime minister, how woutt you teot— if you were prime minister, how would you deal with it? �*tftt�*“rtt would you deal with it? what woutt— would you deal with it? what woutt you— would you deal with it? what would you actually do? how how much would you curtail? do you need to put it to some sort of a uk wide referendum ? i mean, how uk wide referendum? i mean, how do you reverse devolution in practise yes. so i think we enoutt— practise yes. so i think we should look— practise yes. so i think we should look at— gtttrt yes. so i think we should look at other devolved administrations— should look at other devolved administrations around europe , administrations around europe, nony— administrations around europe, nony ot— administrations around europe, nony ot wnon— administrations around europe, many of whom managed many less powere— many of whom managed many less povvere tnon— many of whom managed many less powers than scotland has got. we do powers than scotland has got. we to neet— powers than scotland has got. we to neet o— powers than scotland has got. we do need a debate.— powers than scotland has got. we do need a debate. i— powers than scotland has got. we do need a debate. i don't think you— do need a debate. i don't think you neet— do need a debate. i don't think you need another— do need a debate. i don't think you need another referendum in soottont— you need another referendum in eeottont .— you need another referendum in eeottont . tne— you need another referendum in scotland . the only referendum in scotland. the only referendum in soottont— scotland. the only referendum in scotland other— scotland. the only referendum in scotland other than the one in on independence— scotland other than the one in on independence was in 98. all the on independence was in 98. all tne otter— on independence was in 98. all the other increases— on independence was in 98. all the other increases in powers nove— the other increases in powers nove tuet— the other increases in powers nove ruet one— the other increases in powers have just come through legislation. _ have just come through legislation. they all depend on the westminster—

legislation. they all depend on the westminster government and i tnnt— the westminster government and i tntnt tte— the westminster government and i think it's entirely— the westminster government and i think it's entirely reasonable to trow— think it's entirely reasonable to trow tne— think it's entirely reasonable to draw the boundaries and have the discussion— to draw the boundaries and have the discussion and— to draw the boundaries and have the discussion and legislate. ant— the discussion and legislate. ant t— the discussion and legislate. ant t tnnt— the discussion and legislate. and i think if— the discussion and legislate. and i think if we take that on, we woutt— and i think if we take that on, we would find— and i think if we take that on, we would find that quite a few peopte— we would find that quite a few peopte woutt— we would find that quite a few people would be— we would find that quite a few people would be willing to go wttn — people would be willing to go with us. lord— people would be willing to go with us. lord frost,- people would be willing to go with us. rtrrt with us. lord frost, very powerful argument . thank you so powerful argument. thank you so much for being today. thank much for being here today. thank you. great. thank you. you. thank great. thank you. and important and of course, an important legal allegations legal note, the allegations surrounding the snp's finances are denied by parties are denied by all parties involved. the police investigation and no investigation is ongoing and no charges have been brought against anyone in coming up in uncanny world, have harry and meghan moved to quash rumours of them living increasingly separate lives with their appearance together at a basket ball game in la? and as harry longing for a return to britain . tom bowerjoins me live in the studio imminently to dissect the latest. but next in the media buzz as new bombshell revelations blow apart, diane abbott's excuse for writing an abhorrent anti—semitic letter to the observer newspaper for why is the left moving so swiftly to excuse her behaviour? my

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pages.to hello again. it's aidan mcgivern nere— hello again. it's aidan mcgivern nere tron— hello again. it's aidan mcgivern nere tron tne— hello again. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met— ttrgtt t“ it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office. anotner— here from the met office. another chilly— here from the met office. another chilly night for many of us, another chilly night for many of tut— another chilly night for many of tut not— another chilly night for many of us, but not for— another chilly night for many of us, but not for all. _ another chilly night for many of us, but not for all. there'll be etoutter— us, but not for all. there'll be cloudier skies— us, but not for all. there'll be cloudier skies towards the south—west. _ cloudier skies towards the south—west. and as a result, it wtt— south—west. and as a result, it wttt te— south—west. and as a result, it wttt te o— south—west. and as a result, it wttt te o trt— south—west. and as a result, it will be a bit milder. and we are going— will be a bit milder. and we are gotng to— will be a bit milder. and we are gotng to eee— will be a bit milder. and we are going to see milder weather opprooen— going to see milder weather approach south—west. approach from the south—west. ant— approach from the south—west. and-eventually— approach from the south—west. and eventually going to and it's eventually going to oneet— and it's eventually going to oneet-ot— and it's eventually going to affect - of the - and it's eventually going to affect -of the uk - and it's eventually going to affect of the uk the affect much of the uk by the weetent— affect much of the uk by the weekend temperatures rising weekend with temperatures rising in weekend with temperatures rising tn-porte.— weekend with temperatures rising tn-porte. nut— weekend with temperatures rising in-parts. but with- weekend with temperatures rising in parts. but with that in many parts. but with that nttter— in many parts. but with that nttter orn— in many parts. but with that milder air, we'll— in many parts. but with that milder air, we'll also see more enongeotte— milder air, we'll also see more changeable conditions, areas of tout— changeable conditions, areas of etout .— changeable conditions, areas of etout . eoe— changeable conditions, areas of cloud , some outbreaks of rain cloud, some outbreaks of rain ont— cloud, some outbreaks of rain ont-neovy— cloud, some outbreaks of rain and heavy showers. and some heavy showers. nevetoptng— and some heavy showers. developing fine day on tuesday developing a fine day on tuesday to— developing a fine day on tuesday comes to an end— developing a fine day on tuesday comes to an end with clear epette— comes to an end with clear epette oroee— comes to an end with clear spells across central and nortnern—uti spells across central andi northern—uk . spells across central and- northern_uk . the northern parts of the uk. the toweet— northern parts of the uk. the lowest temperatures again lowest temperatures once again expeetet— lowest temperatures once again expeetet oroee— lowest temperatures once again expected across highland, eeottont.— expected across highland, scotland, minus seven celsius poeettte— scotland, minus seven celsius poeettte tn— scotland, minus seven celsius poeettte tn t— scotland, minus seven celsius possible in 1 or— scotland, minus seven celsius possible in 1 or 2— scotland, minus seven celsius possible in 1 or 2 sheltered epote— possible in 1 or 2 sheltered epote. a— possible in 1 or 2 sheltered spots. a frost— possible in 1 or 2 sheltered spots. a frost then for scotland ont— spots. a frost then for scotland ont nortnern—

spots. a frost then for scotland and northern and— spots. a frost then for scotland and northern and eastern tngtont— and northern and eastern england, but— and northern and eastern england, but elsewhere across the england, but elsewhere across tne nt— england, but elsewhere across tne wt o— england, but elsewhere across tne wt o tot— england, but elsewhere across the uk a lot of— england, but elsewhere across the uk a lot of cloud and as a reeutt.— the uk a lot of cloud and as a reeutt. troet— the uk a lot of cloud and as a result, frost free— the uk a lot of cloud and as a result, frost free towards the eoutnweet— result, frost free towards the southwest as— result, frost free towards the southwest as well as northern tretont. — southwest as well as northern tretont. nere— southwest as well as northern ireland. here we've got cloudier eonttttone— ireland. here we've got cloudier conditions during— ireland. here we've got cloudier conditions during wednesday and some outbreaks— conditions during wednesday and some outbreaks of— conditions during wednesday and some outbreaks of mainly light rotn— some outbreaks of mainly light ont— some outbreaks of mainly light rain and drizzle— some outbreaks of mainly light rain and drizzle ,_ some outbreaks of mainly light rain and drizzle , but it's going rain and drizzle, but it's going to.increasingly_ rain and drizzle, but it's going to increasingly gloomy to be increasingly gloomy toworte— to be increasingly gloomy towards southwest with the towards the southwest with the etout — towards the southwest with the tout-ttne— towards the southwest with the cloud -hills and - towards the southwest with the cloud hills and some cloud covering hills and some eooetot— cloud covering hills and some eooetot-tog- cloud covering hills and some eooetot-tog .- cloud covering hills and some- coastal-fog . meanwhile, coastal mist and fog. meanwhile, trtgnter— coastal mist and fog. meanwhile, trtgnter ettee— coastal mist and fog. meanwhile, brighter skies northern brighter skies for northern tngtont— brighter skies for northern englandimuch- brighter skies for northern england much scotland will england. much of scotland will see england. much of scotland will eeeeo-nere— england. much of scotland will see showers developing see some showers developing across southern _ see some showers developing across southern scotland and nortnern— across southern scotland and- northern _ between northern england. but in between eooe—t- northern england. but in between some—and further. some sunny spells and further wtntry— some sunny spells and further wintry -expected - some sunny spells and further wintry expected for the wintry showers expected for the wortnern — wintry showers expected for the northern -really- wintry showers expected for the northern really it's northern isles. but really it's eteet— northern isles. but really it's sleet around— northern isles. but really it's sleet around coasts and snow eonttnet— sleet around coasts and snow eonttnet to— sleet around coasts and snow confined to the— sleet around coasts and snow confined to the hills into wetneetoy— confined to the hills into wednesday night. then the cold air wednesday night. then the cold otr peretete— wednesday night. then the cold on peretete tn— wednesday night. then the cold air persists in the— wednesday night. then the cold air persists in the north of soottont— air persists in the north of scotland with _ air persists in the north of scotland with another frost tttety— scotland with another frost likely elsewhere the uk . likely elsewhere across the uk. too— likely elsewhere across the uk. too much— likely elsewhere across the uk. too much cloud— likely elsewhere across the uk. too much cloud to— likely elsewhere across the uk. too much cloud to allow a frost to torn. — too much cloud to allow a frost to torn. ant— too much cloud to allow a frost to form. and in— too much cloud to allow a frost to form. and in fact— too much cloud to allow a frost to form. and in fact we'll see some outbreaks— to form. and in fact we'll see some outbreaks of rain reaching eeter— some outbreaks of rain reaching western scotland— some outbreaks of rain reaching western scotland ,_ some outbreaks of rain reaching western scotland , southern western scotland, southern soottont— western scotland, southern scotland _the western scotland, southern- scotland_the night scotland by the end of the night noe— scotland by the end of the night .oe we— scotland by the end of the night .oe we etort— scotland by the end of the night .-as we start off— scotland by the end of the night . as we start off thursday, . and as we start off thursday, wetter— . and as we start off thursday, some wetter weather waiting in . and as we start off thursday, sonwings:er weather waiting in . and as we start off thursday, sonwings towardsier waiting in . and as we start off thursday, sonwings towards the vaiting in . and as we start off thursday, sonwings towards the southwest the wings towards the southwest at the wings towards the southwest ot—settty- at ten celsius in the scilly tetee— at ten celsius in the scilly teteelnttt— at ten celsius in the scilly isles-mild start- at ten celsius in the scilly isles mild start to the day isles, a mild start to the day here.— isles, a mild start to the day here tut— isles, a mild start to the day here tut o— isles, a mild start to the day here, but a-start.- isles, a mild start to the day here, but a start. and that here, but a wet start. and that rotn— here, but a wet start. and that rain moves-the- here, but a wet start. and that rain moves the southwest of rain moves into the southwest of tngtont— rain moves into the southwest of tngtont-tne— rain moves into the southwest of england the morning, england during the morning,

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know how much it costs. this is your newspaper. do you have any scoop on this? i do not. that's amanda patel by the amanda patel with me, by the way. top daily mail columnist and telegraph reports and the daily telegraph reports that coronation that hopes of a coronation truce between harry and william between prince harry and william have been left in tatters with the duke of sussex's claims in court papers that his brother received a secret payout from rupert murdoch's company over phone it's understood phone hacking. it's understood william wasn't made aware of harry's claims at the high court until it was made public just 12 days before their father's coronation next week, where they will be reunited for the first time since the late queen's funeral. how how low can this poor bloke go ? he is a disgrace poor bloke go? he is a disgrace and this is why charles should never have invited him to the coronation. i did say that we didn't want him here because this is the type of trouble he's going to cause and he's being a decent father. rebecca read with to charles calvin to us back in. charles calvin robinson shouldn't here, robinson. he shouldn't be here, should he's he's a should he? no, he's he's a tonger— should he? no, he's he's a tonger to— should he? no, he's he's a danger to the— : “rt7 no, he's he's a danger to the crown at this

pont— danger to the crown at this potnt. ne— danger to the crown at this potnt. ne-te- danger to the crown at this point. he be kept well point. he should be kept well owoy— point. he should be kept well owoy. — point. he should be kept well away. couldn't— point. he should be kept well away. couldn't agree- point. he should be kept well away. t“ c ttrg ”cc; t“rtrtrt ' away. couldn't agree more. and charles of charles is now the father of the nafion charles is now the father of the nation kingdom. he's nation of the kingdom. he's a lot of christendom entirely. charles indeed , so charles is our daddy. indeed, so to-ton — charles is our daddy. indeed, so to tom bower here very to speak. tom bower here very shortly on all of that . but shortly on all of that. but first, diane abbott's anti—semitism row took a fresh twist today with new allegations that about accidentally that she lied about accidentally sending a draft version of her racist letter to the observer newspaper . mr abbott, who has newspaper. mr abbott, who has lost the labour whip for writing that don't experience that jews don't experience racism, similar racism, only prejudice similar to gingers, reportedly sent the letter twice after being asked to add her address to a second version. she made no effort to remove her anti—semitic claims in the new version, nor in the seven days after that , or before seven days after that, or before it was eventually published . and it was eventually published. and so the revelations totally debunk abbott's claim that she sent an incorrect version by mistake . so, look, i've got so mistake. so, look, i've got so much to unpick on this, but amanda patel, first, can we just be clear if this revelation is true to abbott's excuse is a complete and utter lie? this

wasn't a draft . you don't send wasn't a draft. you don't send a draft twice and then wait seven days for it to be published. this is what she thinks. it's she's tried to weasel her way out of it with a lie, with a complete lie . and what you complete lie. and what you can't, you know , all of us, you can't, you know, all of us, you know, we're journalists. we you're we think about things before we write them. we never write, you know, any. well i would never write anything that i did not believe. and that's what really worries me about this with abbott is that what she wrote was so horrendous and the fact that she actually said , well, you know, you haven't suffered racism unless you're a black person who has sat at the back of a bus just let me finish. yeah, of course. 6 million jewish people who were murdered by hitler did not even get the chance to get on a bus. they were put on trains straight to the gas chambers. how could she make that? you know, how could she get to that place? it speaks to a really dark place inside her, which is an

arrogance that only people like her suffer from racism. but what i'm astonished by, though, amanda, is that you have the liberal elite in this country. so the likes of robert peston are saying we should all just move on. but what i don't understand is that they would never do it if it was from someone on the other side of politics. they would say they should and cancelled should be finished and cancelled and we and should never come back. we cannot from what diane cannot move on from what diane abbott is a watershed abbott said, it is a watershed moment labour party. abbott said, it is a watershed monstarmer labour party. abbott said, it is a watershed monstarmer coming ur party. abbott said, it is a watershed monstarmer coming out'arty. keir starmer coming out immediately suspending her jolly good. she should be kicked out of the labour, but he hasn't said she won't again. i know said she won't run again. i know he but should be he hasn't, but she should be kicked she had kicked out. and if she had a shred decency in her soul, shred of decency in her soul, she quit the party and she would quit the party and spare them the shame. but she doesn't. with you. doesn't. i agree with you. i tnnt— doesn't. i agree with you. i tntnt tnot— doesn't. i agree with you. i think that she— t c i agree with you. i think that she should do the teen— think that she should do the decent—think- think that she should do the decent think she decent thing and i think she enoutt— decent thing and i think she enoutt-nut— decent thing and i think she should-but i- decent thing and i think she| should-but i-say should quit. but i would say i nove— should quit. but i would say i have seen people. oh, have seen lots of people. oh, ont— have seen lots of people. oh, ont tonee— have seen lots of people. oh, and jones like— have seen lots of people. oh, and jones like decried her lots of and jones like decried her lots ot-very— and jones like decried her lots ot-very-peoptei of very, very left wing people nove— of very, very left wing people nove-ene— of very, very left wing people have-she it's- of very, very left wing people have -she it's a - of very, very left wing people have she it's a real have said it's she it's a real enone— have said it's she it's a real enone gtven— have said it's she it's a real shame given that she did some tneretttte— shame given that she did some incredible _career. incredible work over her career. out— incredible work over her career. out tte— incredible work over her career. but it's indefensible. is an but it's indefensible. it is an indefensible— but it's indefensible. it is an indefensible piece writing. indefensible piece of writing. ant—onytotyl and i don't think anybody eenettte— and i don't think anybody sensible on— and i don't think anybody sensible on the left is trying

to-ner— sensible on the left is trying to-her person- sensible on the left is trying to her person did to defend her person did oetuotty— to defend her person did oetuotty-o- to defend her person did actually-a biti to defend her person did- actually-a bit after. actually backtrack a bit after. neon.— actually backtrack a bit after. neon-otter- actually backtrack a bit after. yeah,-after.got. actually backtrack a bit after.i yeah, -after.got the yeah, but only after he got the toettoen.— yeah, but only after he got the backlash. i know— yeah, but only after he got the backlash.iknow .— yeah, but only after he got the backlash. know . and then only backlash. i know. and then only otter. — backlash. i know. and then only otter. .t-n— backlash. i know. and then only after. .i'm-wonderingl after. and i'm just wondering the other small comments is the only other small comments is i'm , we all know i'm just wondering, we all know that there are rules about sending emails, especially things your personal things that are at your personal voice. wondering if the voice. i'm just wondering if the fact she sent it twice , maybe it fact she sent it twice, maybe it was one of those late night emails, you know, the few can us maybe had been consumed . yeah, maybe had been consumed. yeah, but come on, if you sent a drunken letter, you could call up the editor and say, sorry, i didn't mean to send that. had a couple of drinks drunk. don't, don't it wouldn't don't publish it wouldn't make any messaged any difference. i drunk messaged peopte— any difference. i drunk messaged peopte ott— any difference. i drunk messaged peopte ott tne— any difference. i drunk messaged people all the time.— rt �*7�*7ttrtt“rt.rt i drunk messaged people all the time. that toeen-t— people all the time. that doesn't mean— people all the time. that doesn't mean that i didn't mean people all the time. that doethingszan that i didn't mean people all the time. that doethingszan “saying. dn't mean people all the time. that doethingszan “saying. iti't mean the things i'm saying. it toeen-t— the things i'm saying. it doesn't mean- the things i'm saying. it doesn't mean not the things i'm saying. it doesn't mean-not fault. doesn't mean it's not my fault. it doesn't mean it's not my fault. tt-neon— doesn't mean it's not my fault. tt-neonlnove.- doesn't mean it's not my fault. it-meanlhave. - doesn't mean it's not my fault. it-meanlhave. but. doesn't mean it's not my fault. . it-meanlhave. but also it doesn't mean i have. but also the porn— it doesn't mean i have. but also the point she a chance the point is, she had a chance to it over seven days. to retract it over seven days. but. robertson, what but. but calvin robertson, what interests me about this and i really value point view really value your point of view is think is that you do actually think that we should accept diane's apology. some ways i apology. now, in some ways i agree problem agree with you. but the problem that that no that i have, calvin, is that no one the left ever feels that one on the left ever feels that way . when someone on the centre

way. when someone on the centre right makes a mistake, they want to skewer the person . they want to skewer the person. they want to skewer the person. they want to drive them out of their job. they want to ensure they never work again. so why all of a sudden, given this is about someone on the left , a figure someone on the left, a figure who they completely revere, that they are so quick to forgive her? so i'll get to that. but firstly, you would struggle to find a group more persecuted than the jews . so for diane to than the jews. so for diane to sty— than the jews. so for diane to eoy tnot— than the jews. so for diane to eoy tnot tney-re — than the jews. so for diane to say that they're not- “ttt“ so for diane to say that they're not victims of racism or can't— say that they're not victims of racism or can't be— say that they're not victims of racism or can't be shows that ene— racism or can't be shows that she succumbed _ racism or can't be shows that she succumbed to the mindset of erttteot— she succumbed to the mindset of erttteot rote— she succumbed to the mindset of critical race theory— she succumbed to the mindset of critical race theory ,_ she succumbed to the mindset of critical race theory , this idea critical race theory, this idea not— critical race theory, this idea tnot-ttoet— critical race theory, this idea that black people can be that only black people can be wetne— that only black people can be vtettne—ol victims of racism, that is a tongeroue— victims of racism, that is a tongeroue .— victims of racism, that is a dangerous . this- victims of racism, that is a dangerous. this is victims of racism, that is a dangerous . this is this is why i dangerous. this is this is why i nove— dangerous. this is this is why i nove epoten— dangerous. this is this is why i have spoken so— dangerous. this is this is why i have spoken so long about crt tetng— have spoken so long about crt being dangerous,— have spoken so long about crt being dangerous, because is being dangerous, because this is the being dangerous, because this is tne ttnt— being dangerous, because this is tne ttnt ot— being dangerous, because this is the kind of result— being dangerous, because this is the kind of result that it tntnge— the kind of result that it trtnge—wnyl the kind of result that it trtnge—wny ti the kind of result that it- brings_why i think we brings about. but why i think we enoutt— brings about. but why i think we should forgive— brings about. but why i think we should forgive her— brings about. but why i think we should forgive her is because ene-e— should forgive her is because etee—nee.- should forgive her is because she's—yes. she. she's apologised. yes. she enoutt— she's apologised. yes. she should-whip.- she's apologised. yes. she should -whip. she should lose her whip. yes, she enoutt— should lose her whip. yes, she should -frontline- should be out of frontline pottttee— should be out of frontline politics. should politics. but we should absolutely— politics. but we should absolutely forgive she also absolutely forgive her. she also net— absolutely forgive her. she also ttet .— absolutely forgive her. she also ttet . neon.— absolutely forgive her. she also lied . yeah,iknow. - absolutely forgive her. she also lied . yeah, know. lied. yeah, i know. but it's not really apology. i would say really an apology. i would say an apology lie in. it's an apology with a lie in. it's not an apology. she not really an apology. if she had look, do you know had said, look, do you know what? that was a dreadful thing to the error of

to say. i've seen the error of my ways and i apologise. i would say, oh, you're you're say, oh, you're right, you're right. lie in the right. but if you lie in the middle, still has standing. middle, she still has standing. that's a problem. she's lying. toot.— that's a problem. she's lying.| toot—no look, the reality is there is no way— look, the reality is there is no woy-teeton- look, the reality is there is no. way-peston-feel way say that peston would feel the way say that peston would feel tne eone— way say that peston would feel tne nut— way say that peston would feel the same. but we— way say that peston would feel the same. but we have to be better— the same. but we have to be better tnon— the same. but we have to be better than a— the same. but we have to be better than a white conservative party — better than a white conservative porty. —tetter- party. we have to be better tntnttng—t-nl party. we have to be better- thinking_|'m saying thinking about what i'm saying is thinking about what i'm saying te—true. — thinking about what i'm saying. te—true. -tne is absolutely true. because the left hounds you and abuse you and they will use anything they can i am all for can against you. i am all for the i believe in the left and i do not believe in cancel culture particularly. i think look you, think when people look at you, toot— think when people look at you, toot-totoy.— think when people look at you, look-today,-whol look at aoc today, right, who noe— look at aoc today, right, who has apologised— look at aoc today, right, who has apologised from the has apologised so from the rtgnt.— has apologised so from the rtgnt. oe— has apologised so from the rtgnt. oe on— has apologised so from the right, as an example, who has opotogteet— right, as an example, who has apologised-right- right, as an example, who has apologised right and apologised from the right and not-otoy— apologised from the right and not-otoy oe— apologised from the right and not-okay as an- apologised from the right and not okay as an example, not been okay as an example, ten-t—guttel isn't there something quite interesting? _ interesting? i've worked in the conservative party for a long time and there are a lot of jewish work it. jewish people who work in it. what labour's problem with what is labour's problem with jewish ? is it the fact jewish people? is it the fact that they and they are anti—semitic to their core ? or anti—semitic to their core? or why do they hate the jewish? very good point. and calvin, you just wanted to make a point about aoc. yes, because. carlson tueter— about aoc. yes, because. carlson tueter noe— about aoc. yes, because. carlson tueter noe tett— about aoc. yes, because. carlson tucker has left fox. _ 'tithii yes, because. carlson tucker has left fox. tucker corteon.— tucker has left fox. tucker carlson,-carlson- carlson, tucker carlson sorry, noe— carlson, tucker carlson sorry, toe—aet- carlson, tucker carlson sorry, toe—aoc noe- carlson, tucker carlson sorry,i has—aoc has been has left fox and aoc has been eoytng— has left fox and aoc has been eoytng tnte— has left fox and aoc has been eoytng tnte te— has left fox and aoc has been saying this is great. we need to te—ptottorn — saying this is great. we need to te-onttorn — saying this is great. we need to de—andforn saying— saying this is great. we need to de—andforn saying what we've

out and out saying what we've teen— out and out saying what we've teen eoytng— out and out saying what we've teen eoytng tor— out and out saying what we've been saying for so— out and out saying what we've been saying for so long that the left been saying for so long that the tett-wont— been saying for so long that the left want deplatform left really want to deplatform tney— left really want to deplatform tney-eoneet- left really want to deplatform they-cancel us- left really want to deplatform they cancel us because they want to cancel us because teuee— because they don't want to tetote— because they don't want to debate - because - because they don't want to debate because know debate us. because they know not— debate us. because they know that-arguments- debate us. because they know. that-arguments-stand that their arguments don't stand up. -tt-e— that their arguments don't stand up-tt-e not— that their arguments don't stand| up. -it's not comparable. up. this is it's not comparable. this a really good example. this is a really good example. diane screwed she diane abbott screwed up. she apologised you're saying apologised. and you're saying she forgiven. who on she should be forgiven. who on the up, the right has messed up, apologised and not been forgiven? goodness. are forgiven? oh my goodness. are you joking? would find- g 7 g: are you joking? would find you the tongeet— you joking? would find you the longest-seriously- you joking? would find you the longest seriously amanda, longest list. seriously amanda, on -fundamental- longest list. seriously amanda, on fundamental question on your fundamental question tnougn.— on your fundamental question tnougn. t— on your fundamental question though, i actually do believe not— though, i actually do believe no te— though, i actually do believe no te tne— though, i actually do believe that is the real— though, i actually do believe that is the real nub of this orgunent— that is the real nub of this orgunent .— that is the real nub of this argument . labour is not just the argument. labour is not just the noety— argument. labour is not just the noety pony— argument. labour is not just the nasty party anymore, it is the roetet— nasty party anymore, it is the roetet pony— nasty party anymore, it is the racist party labour, don't you tnnt— racist party labour, don't you think there's— racist party labour, don't you think there's something and otwoye— think there's something and otwoye noee — think there's something and always has? ' crttgr ”gr : always has? absolutely everybody i know. but there's something core about labour and anti semitism and i think fundamentally goes back to the point that they despise anyone . point that they despise anyone. one who is successful with ereottng— one who is successful with creating wealth _ one who is successful with creating wealth and i think it's very— creating wealth and i think it's very tnportont— creating wealth and i think it's very important that we clarify tnot— very important that we clarify not not— very important that we clarify not not ott— very important that we clarify that not all jewish people are eueeeeetut— that not all jewish people are successful with— that not all jewish people are successful with creating wealth and successful with creating wealth ont weottn. — successful with creating wealth and wealth, and— successful with creating wealth and wealth, and judaism not and wealth, and judaism are not tnnerentty— and wealth, and judaism are not inherently—that's. inherently linked. and that's not ttte— inherently linked. and that's not to t— inherently linked. and that's not it's i know a lot about being nice. i lost all that nice. is an nice. but that is an

anti—semitic like like anti—semitic trope like like wealthy and jewish are not always linked. they don't always come was referring come together. i was referring to experience the tory come together. i was referring to and erience the tory come together. i was referring to and irience the tory come together. i was referring to and i know the tory come together. i was referring to and i know thatie tory come together. i was referring to and i know that there! come together. i was referring to and i know that there are party and i know that there are a lot of very wealthy conservative. there of course tewten. — conservative. there of course are jewish. rebecca - t there of course are jewish. rebecca reed, calvin tottneon— are jewish. rebecca reed, calvin robinson,-patel- are jewish. rebecca reed, calvin robinson,-patel ,- are jewish. rebecca reed, calvin robinson, patel , thank robinson, amanda patel, thank you-muon— robinson, amanda patel, thank youlnuen. ant— robinson, amanda patel, thank you.much. and do- robinson, amanda patel, thank you much. and do stand you so much. and do stand by. nut— you so much. and do stand by. but toot.— you so much. and do stand by. but look, finally,— you so much. and do stand by. but look, finally, i— you so much. and do stand by. but look, finally, i just want to tnow. — but look, finally, i just want to know,-all- but look, finally, i just want to know, all seen how no to know, we've all seen how no nonsense motorists— to know, we've all seen how no nonsense motorists on the eonttnent— nonsense motorists on the continent-with - nonsense motorists on the continent with road continent deal with road ttoettng— continent deal with road blocking eco _ continent deal with road blocking eco protesters, grotttng— blocking eco protesters, grabbing them the collar and grabbing them by the collar and tnrowtng— grabbing them by the collar and tnrowtng tnen— grabbing them by the collar and throwing them to— grabbing them by the collar and throwing them to kerb. but throwing them to the kerb. but it throwing them to the kerb. but tt eee— throwing them to the kerb. but it seems british— throwing them to the kerb. but it seems british drivers aren't tetng— it seems british drivers aren't tetng gtven— it seems british drivers aren't being given the— it seems british drivers aren't being given the same privilege wnen— being given the same privilege wnen tt— being given the same privilege when it comes— being given the same privilege when it comes to— being given the same privilege when it comes to dealing with tterupttve— when it comes to dealing with disruptive-loons- when it comes to dealing with disruptive-loons .- when it comes to dealing with disruptive loons . if this disruptive eco loons. if this tootoge— disruptive eco loons. if this tootoge. t— disruptive eco loons. if this footage, i really— disruptive eco loons. if this footage, i really want to play you— footage, i really want to play you-te— footage, i really want to play you-re onytntng- footage, i really want to play you is anything to go you actually is anything to go by. you actually is anything to go ty.-ongry— you actually is anything to go ty.-ongry trtver- you actually is anything to go by. angry driver in london by. one angry driver in london woe—wttn-tyl was threatened with arrest by ewooptng— was threatened with arrest by swooping coppers when he tried eteortng— swooping coppers when he tried eteortng tne— swooping coppers when he tried clearing the road— swooping coppers when he tried clearing the road just stop clearing the road of just stop oil clearing the road of just stop ert-ne— clearing the road of just stop ert-ne tnet- clearing the road of just stop oil he tried getting to oil dorks as he tried getting to wort.— oil dorks as he tried getting to wort. woten— oil dorks as he tried getting to work, watch out,— oil dorks as he tried getting to work, watch out, you people . i work, watch out, you people. i wort— work, watch out, you people. i wort tnte. — work, watch out, you people. i work this. go— work, watch out, you people. i work this. go mate- work, watch out, you people. i work this. t; work, watch out, you people. i work this. tc stirttert work, watch out, you people. i work this. tcrtr rgrtr work this. go mate, make this go . every single one of your mate . this move, mate, this move that way . move out the way. so

that way. move out the way. so this is. listen, we got go work. yes that's assault. right? so you— yes that's assault. right? so you eon-t— yes that's assault. right? so you eon-t to— yes that's assault. right? so you can't do that. _ t/rtttr that's assault. right? so you can't do that. now, if you do you can't do that. now, if you to not.— you can't do that. now, if you to not not— you can't do that. now, if you do that, that is— you can't do that. now, if you do that, that is a— you can't do that. now, if you do that, that is a crime , right? do that, that is a crime, right? so do that, that is a crime, right? so were— do that, that is a crime, right? so not— do that, that is a crime, right? so we're not going to do that anymore. thank— so we're not going to do that anymore. rrtgr so we're not going to do that anymore. thank you very much. very much . i'm anymore. thank you very much. very much. i'm going to be late today. we're going to do . woke today. we're going to do. woke policing strikes again. that makes me so angry.- rt “rg ttrgtt t“ that makes me so angry. deal with the eco makes me so angry. deal with the terrortete. — makes me so angry. deal with the eco terrorists, not— makes me so angry. deal with the eco terrorists, not the people trytng— eco terrorists, not the people trytng to— eco terrorists, not the people trytng to get— eco terrorists, not the people trytng to get to— eco terrorists, not the people trying to get to work for gootneee— trying to get to work for goodness sake. coming up after the bombshell— goodness sake. coming up after the bombshell exit of america's noet— the bombshell exit of america's most successful— the bombshell exit of america's most successful news anchor , most successful news anchor, nutter— most successful news anchor, tucker carlson— most successful news anchor, tucker carlson from fox news , as tucker carlson from fox news, as cotvtn— tucker carlson from fox news, as cotvtn tuet— tucker carlson from fox news, as calvin just referred— tucker carlson from fox news, as calvin just referred to, is this a calvin just referred to, is this o eorry— calvin just referred to, is this o eorry turn— calvin just referred to, is this o eorry turn ot— calvin just referred to, is this a sorry turn of events for free epeeene— a sorry turn of events for free speech? broadcaster my superstar ponet— speech? broadcaster my superstar ponet otter— speech? broadcaster my superstar panel offer their— speech? broadcaster my superstar panel offer their views as we crown tonight's— panel offer their views as we crown tonight's greatest briton ont— crown tonight's greatest briton ont unton— crown tonight's greatest briton and union jack— crown tonight's greatest briton and union jack acas. but before tnot— and union jack acas. but before to tn— and union jack acas. but before that in uncanceled— and union jack acas. but before that in uncanceled amid speculation— that in uncanceled amid speculation the montecito homeowners _ speculation the montecito homeowners are increasingly teottng— homeowners are increasingly leading separate lives . the

leading separate lives. the eoupte— leading separate lives. the ooupte were— leading separate lives. the couple were finally seen togetner— couple were finally seen together on— couple were finally seen together on a - couple were finally seen together on a date night yeetertoy— together on a date night yesterday, but did meghan swerve a yesterday, but did meghan swerve o ttee— yesterday, but did meghan swerve o ttee tron— yesterday, but did meghan swerve a kiss from harry,— yesterday, but did meghan swerve a kiss from harry, the esteemed royot— a kiss from harry, the esteemed royot ttogropner— a kiss from harry, the esteemed royal biographer tom bower gives his unmissable— royal biographer tom bower gives his unmissable verdict on all of the his unmissable verdict on all of tne suee— his unmissable verdict on all of the sussex drama— his unmissable verdict on all of the sussex drama .— his unmissable verdict on all of the sussex drama . he's live in the sussex drama. he's live in tne— the sussex drama. he's live in tne etutto— the sussex drama. he's live in tne etutto tn— the sussex drama. he's live in the studio in just— the sussex drama. he's live in the studio in just two minutes ttne— the studio in just two minutes ttne .—

it's time now for uncanceled, wnere— it's time now for uncanceled, where britain's— it's time now for uncanceled, where britain's top commentators epeot— where britain's top commentators epeot out— where britain's top commentators epeot out on— where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without _ speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the eoneet— issues without the fear of the cancel culture _ issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of cancel culture sweeping the rest ot tne— cancel culture sweeping the rest ot tne netro— cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media and— cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media and breaking tontgnt— of the media and breaking tontgnt. tne— of the media and breaking tonight, the daily telegraph has reveotet— tonight, the daily telegraph has revealed that— tonight, the daily telegraph has revealed that hopes of a coronation— revealed that hopes of a coronation truce between prince nony— coronation truce between prince norry ont— coronation truce between prince harry and prince— coronation truce between prince harry and prince william are in tottere— harry and prince william are in tottere otter— harry and prince william are in tatters after the— harry and prince william are in tatters after the-of- tatters after the duke of sussex's claim that his brother reeetvet— sussex's claim that his brother reeetvet o— sussex's claim that his brother received a secret— sussex's claim that his brother received a secret payment from tupert— received a secret payment fromi rupert—ever rupert murdoch's company. over pnone— rupert murdoch's company. over pnone nottng— rupert murdoch's company. over phone hacking. now, harry made the bombshell— phone hacking. now, harry made the bombshell allegations in ttgn— the bombshell allegations in ntgn—note- the bombshell allegations in. high—made public high court papers, made public totoy— high court papers, made public totoy-port— high court papers, made public totoylport ot— high court papers, made public today-part of his— high court papers, made public today part of his case today as part of his case ogotnet— today as part of his case against the— today as part of his case against the owners of the news

of against the owners of the news ot tne — against the owners of the news ot tne wortt— against the owners of the news of the world and— against the owners of the news of the world and the sun and woutt— of the world and the sun and woutt you— of the world and the sun and would you believe it, little ntee— would you believe it, little miss privacy.— would you believe it, little miss privacy. meghan markle has oteo— miss privacy. meghan markle has oteo ttnotty— miss privacy. meghan markle has also finally been— miss privacy. meghan markle has also finally been spotted with her—ttret- also finally been spotted with her—first timej her husband for the first time in her husband for the first time tn-nontn.— her husband for the first time in month. overnight as in over a month. overnight as tne— in over a month. overnight as tne tute— in over a month. overnight as the duke-duchess- in over a month. overnight as the duke duchess of illusion the duke and duchess of illusion ottentet— the duke and duchess of illusion attended basketball attended an nba basketball ttxture— attended an nba basketball ttxture tn— attended an nba basketball fixture in la— attended an nba basketball fixture in la with speculation tnot— fixture in la with speculation tnot tney— fixture in la with speculation not they oe— fixture in la with speculation that they are leading increasingly separate lives. the perntetoue— increasingly separate lives. the perntotoue porr— increasingly separate lives. the pernicious pair were in stellar nottywoot— pernicious pair were in stellar hollywood company as they joined kiln hollywood company as they joined kim kardashian,_ hollywood company as they joined kim kardashian, adam sandler and 20.000— kim kardashian, adam sandler and 20,000 spectators— kim kardashian, adam sandler and 20,000 spectators at the crypto nut— 20,000 spectators at the crypto arena. but the— 20,000 spectators at the crypto arena. but the rumour mill is toot— arena. but the rumour mill is toot tn— arena. but the rumour mill is toot tn tutt— arena. but the rumour mill is back in full swing after meghan oppeoret— back in full swing after meghan oppeoret to— back in full swing after meghan appeared to reject— back in full swing after meghan appeared to reject hapless nony-e— appeared to reject hapless harry's romantic advances for tne— harry's romantic advances for tne rowte— harry's romantic advances for the crowds and— harry's romantic advances for the crowds and the world to see. oh the crowds and the world to see. on oeon— the crowds and the world to see. on teor. on— the crowds and the world to see. oh dear, oh dear.— the crowds and the world to see. oh dear, oh dear. humiliated nony— oh dear, oh dear. humiliated nony ruet— oh dear, oh dear. humiliated nony ruet eon-t— oh dear, oh dear. humiliated harry just can't seem to catch a treot— harry just can't seem to catch a treot otter— harry just can't seem to catch a break after the— harry just can't seem to catch a break after the people magazine's— break after the people magazine's front page splash toet— magazine's front page splash toet weet— magazine's front page splash last week featured an interview wttn — last week featured an interview wttn o— last week featured an interview wttn o-ot— last week featured an interview wttn o-ot tne— last week featured an interview with a of the couple up with a friend of the couple up ornet— with a friend of the couple up artist daniel— with a friend of the couple up artist daniel martin, who otntttet— artist daniel martin, who admitted that— artist daniel martin, who admitted that the runaway prince toee— admitted that the runaway prince toee ntee— admitted that the runaway prince does miss home.— admitted that the runaway prince does miss home. back in the uk. wett— does miss home. back in the uk. wett. ttn— does miss home. back in the uk. well, i'm delighted— does miss home. back in the uk. well, i'm delighted to welcome toet— well, i'm delighted to welcome toot to— well, i'm delighted to welcome toot to tne— well, i'm delighted to welcome back to the studio— well, i'm delighted to welcome back to the studio esteemed royot— back to the studio esteemed royal biographer tom bower. so, tom:— royal biographer tom bower. so, torn. toot.— royal biographer tom bower. so, torn. toot. ott— royal biographer tom bower. so, tom, look, all of— royal biographer tom bower. so, tom, look, all of these different _ tom, look, all of these different storylines coming togetner—

different storylines coming together here, _ different storylines coming together here, we've also had tne— together here, we've also had tne teot— together here, we've also had tne teot ot— together here, we've also had the leak of the— together here, we've also had the leak of the information otout— the leak of the information otout tne— the leak of the information about the letter that meghan opporentty— about the letter that meghan opporentty eent— about the letter that meghan apparently sent to charles tottowtng— apparently sent to charles following the— apparently sent to charles following the oprah interview. all following the oprah interview. att tnte— following the oprah interview. all this, tom,— following the oprah interview. all this, tom, happening 12 days tetore— all this, tom, happening 12 days tetore tne— all this, tom, happening 12 days before the coronation when all of before the coronation when all ot our— before the coronation when all ot toeue— before the coronation when all of our focus is— before the coronation when all of our focus is meant to be on ttng— of our focus is meant to be on ttng enortee. — of our focus is meant to be on king charles. well,- of our focus is meant to be on king charles. �*tfttrttt c king charles. well, i fear it's exactly what we've been predicting would happen. and the tragedy of it all is that— predicting would happen. and the tragedy of it all is that the- tragedy of it all is that the pnotogropne— tragedy of it all is that the photographs of— tragedy of it all is that the photographs of meghan yesterday entttng— photographs of meghan yesterday entttng ot— photographs of meghan yesterday entttng ot tne— photographs of meghan yesterday smiling at the lakers match and all smiling at the lakers match and ott tne— smiling at the lakers match and ott tne reet— smiling at the lakers match and all the rest of— smiling at the lakers match and all the rest of it— smiling at the lakers match and all the rest of it were on that came from america and that tontnotet— came from america and that dominated the— came from america and that dominated the news and there's cnortee— dominated the news and there's cnortee ont— dominated the news and there's charles and camilla posing under a charles and camilla posing under otree— charles and camilla posing under o tree ont— charles and camilla posing under o tree ont tor— charles and camilla posing under a tree and for the— charles and camilla posing under a tree and for the public, this is a tree and for the public, this te ott— a tree and for the public, this te ott tuet— a tree and for the public, this is all just confuse— a tree and for the public, this is all just confuse ing the toeue— is all just confuse ing the focus should— is all just confuse ing the focus should have been on cnortee.— focus should have been on cnortee. ne— focus should have been on charles. he should have at this noent— charles. he should have at this noent te— charles. he should have at this moment be giving— charles. he should have at this moment be giving an interview exptotntng— moment be giving an interview explaining what— moment be giving an interview explaining what being king of tngtont— explaining what being king of england means.— explaining what being king of england means. he should be tontnottng— england means. he should be dominating the— england means. he should be dominating the headline lines. but dominating the headline lines. nut tne— dominating the headline lines. but the palace— dominating the headline lines. but the palace has allowed the sueeeee to— but the palace has allowed the sussexes to run— but the palace has allowed the sussexes to run away with the ogento. — sussexes to run away with the ogento. wett— sussexes to run away with the agenda. well, they've stolen the metro— agenda. well, they've stolen the media narrative— agenda. well, they've stolen the media narrative now totally. and i. i media narrative now totally. and .. t ttnt— media narrative now totally. and .. t ttnt tnte— media narrative now totally. and i. i find this whole— media narrative now totally. and i. i find this whole letter reotty— i. i find this whole letter really perplexing . i don't really perplexing. i don't tetteve— really perplexing. i don't

believe anything about the way the believe anything about the way tne tetegropn— believe anything about the way the telegraph has reported the tetter— the telegraph has reported the tetter. t— the telegraph has reported the letter. i don't— the telegraph has reported the letter. i don't believe that. cnortee— letter. i don't believe that. charles wrote _ letter. i don't believe that. charles wrote to- letter. i don't believe that. charles wrote to meghan after the charles wrote to meghan after tne epron— charles wrote to meghan after the oprah winfrey interview, otter— the oprah winfrey interview, otter ner— the oprah winfrey interview, otter ner tt— the oprah winfrey interview, after her 17 lies,— the oprah winfrey interview, after her 17 lies, and she wrttee— after her 17 lies, and she writes back— after her 17 lies, and she writes back and says, oh, sorry, it writes back and says, oh, sorry, tt went— writes back and says, oh, sorry, tt went oe— writes back and says, oh, sorry, it wasn't as bad— writes back and says, oh, sorry, it wasn't as bad as— writes back and says, oh, sorry, it wasn't as bad as i said, it ott— it wasn't as bad as i said, it ott toeen-t— it wasn't as bad as i said, it all doesn't make- it wasn't as bad as i said, it all doesn't make sense. so i tnnt— all doesn't make sense. so i tntnt wnot— all doesn't make sense. so i think what is— all doesn't make sense. so i think what is really happening is think what is really happening te tnot— think what is really happening te tnot tne— think what is really happening is that the sussexes very eteverty— is that the sussexes very cleverly have _ is that the sussexes very cleverly have always picked on the cleverly have always picked on tne tetegropn— cleverly have always picked on the telegraph because they don't like the telegraph because they don't ttte tne— the telegraph because they don't like the tabloids. _ the telegraph because they don't like the tabloids. they feed tnen — like the tabloids. they feed tnen tneee — like the tabloids. they feed them these stories and then deny tnen. — them these stories and then deny tnen. eo— them these stories and then deny tnen. so ttte— them these stories and then deny them. so it's not— them these stories and then deny them. so it's not as— them these stories and then deny them. so it's not as bad as we as them. so it's not as bad as we oe tne— them. so it's not as bad as we as the telegraph— them. so it's not as bad as we as the telegraph foolishly interpreted _ as the telegraph foolishly interpreted it— as the telegraph foolishly interpreted it as . but in the interpreted it as. but in the end:— interpreted it as. but in the ent. tney-re— interpreted it as. but in the end, they're brilliantly and unfortunately— end, they're brilliantly and unfortunately disastrously toeuetng— unfortunately disastrously toeuetng on— unfortunately disastrously focusing on them and their eonptotnte— focusing on them and their complaints and— focusing on them and their complaints and detracting from the complaints and detracting from tne ttng. — complaints and detracting from tne ttng. ant— complaints and detracting from the king. and that is a real trogety. — the king. and that is a real tragedy. well,— the king. and that is a real tragedy. well, no- the king. and that is a real tragedy. “rg tragedy. well, no one's talking about the coronation now because it's all about these revelations in court where are harry has yet again thrown his brother under the bus revealing private information. but it's even more tnon— information. but it's even more tnon not.— information. but it's even more than that. he's— information. but it's even more than that. he's also— but it's even more than that. he's also inferring tnot— than that. he's also inferring tnot tne— than that. he's also inferring that the reason— than that. he's also inferring that the reason that charles natus— that the reason that charles batus didn't— that the reason that charles batus didn't want william and

nony— batus didn't want william and toy to— batus didn't want william and toy to tote— batus didn't want william and toy to tote o— batus didn't want william and harry to take a phone hacking court— harry to take a phone hacking court case against the publishers— court case against the publishers of the sun was teuee— publishers of the sun was because he— publishers of the sun was because he just wanted the sun on ette— because he just wanted the sun on ette eo— because he just wanted the sun on side so that— because he just wanted the sun on side so that they would eupport— on side so that they would eupport nte— on side so that they would support his ridiculous thing. of support his ridiculous thing. ot ouree.— support his ridiculous thing. of course, that's— support his ridiculous thing. of course, that's ridiculous. the whole point is that many people very famous people, got very secret settlements with news group and they got more money if they promise not to reveal they'd got any reveal that they'd got any money. so william was not the only person to get that only famous person to get that sort settlement . so of course sort of settlement. so of course it's rubbish, but we all know that harry is playing a real appalling game for cases running in the high court. all high profile , all intended to profile, all intended to undermine not only the media, but also his father and the royal family and he's getting great pleasure out of it. and that's the tragedy , of course. that's the tragedy, of course. he's egged on by meghan , who he's egged on by meghan, who puts out this story as ridiculous about the letter and also that she really admires a man called harriman, who is her photographer. well, harriman is now the head of the south bank complex, which is his successor

, running into the ground with his ridiculous programs of diversity and everything. and so she's the sort of person she just the sort of person she'd like and just the sort of useless person who the powers that be appointed to run without any experience of music at all. and this is the whole problem. she is insidiously undermined ruining what's happening in britain because as charles king charles did not strike when the iron was hot and get rid of her. well, i agree with that. what otout— well, i agree with that. what otout tnte— well, i agree with that. what about this highly choreographed oppeoronee— about this highly choreographed appearance last— about this highly choreographed appearance last night the appearance last night at the toetettott— appearance last night at the. basketball—this basketball in la? because this tuet— basketball in la? because this ruet oe— basketball in la? because this comes just as there had been tnereoetng— comes just as there had been increasing talk— comes just as there had been increasing talk and speculation otout— increasing talk and speculation otout tne— increasing talk and speculation about the fact— increasing talk and speculation about the fact that harry and negnon— about the fact that harry and negnon were— about the fact that harry and meghan were leading separate ttvee— meghan were leading separate ttvee ot— meghan were leading separate lives at least— meghan were leading separate lives at least professionally . lives at least professionally. nut— lives at least professionally. nut teeptte— lives at least professionally. but despite the— lives at least professionally. but despite the fact they were seen in public.— but despite the fact they were seen in public. look, meghan tttn-t— seen in public. look, meghan tttn-t eee— seen in public. look, meghan didn't seem to— seen in public. look, meghan didn't seem to want there to be a didn't seem to want there to be o putte— didn't seem to want there to be o puttte tteptoy— didn't seem to want there to be a public display of— didn't seem to want there to be a public display of affection. now:— a public display of affection. wow. tnot— a public display of affection. now, that does— a public display of affection. now, that does go against the way— now, that does go against the woy tnot— now, that does go against the woy tnot ene— now, that does go against the way that she has— now, that does go against the way that she has behaved prevtouety— way that she has behaved previously, where loves previously, where she loves tetng— previously, where she loves tetngiover— previously, where she loves being over harry in public. being all over harry in public. wett— being all over harry in public. wett. ene— being all over harry in public. well, she does. _ being all over harry in public. well, she does. ' “rt well, she does. and what was more to me, though, more interesting to me, though, was she was surrounded with.

was who she was surrounded with. it was all her crew. it was her etott— it was all her crew. it was her etott. ant— it was all her crew. it was her etott. ant ot— it was all her crew. it was her staff. and of course, gurno, the towyer— staff. and of course, gurno, the towyer wno— staff. and of course, gurno, the lawyer who - man - staff. and of course, gurno, the lawyer who man she relied lawyer who is the man she relied on wnen— lawyer who is the man she relied on wnen ene— lawyer who is the man she relied on when she was— lawyer who is the man she relied on when she was the duchess in tngtont— on when she was the duchess in tngtont ont— on when she was the duchess in england and invited him, of course, to her— england and invited him, of course, to her wedding. and he otwoye— course, to her wedding. and he was always running the business ette— was always running the business ette tor— was always running the business side for meghan.— was always running the business side for meghan. and he was rtgnt— side for meghan. and he was rtgnt next— side for meghan. and he was rtgnt next to— side for meghan. and he was right next to her.— side for meghan. and he was right next to her. and that is reotty— right next to her. and that is reotty tne— right next to her. and that is really the most— right next to her. and that is really the most interesting tntng— really the most interesting tntng otout— really the most interesting thing about what's happening. she thing about what's happening. sne te— thing about what's happening. sne te geortng— thing about what's happening. she is gearing up with this etory— she is gearing up with this etory otout— she is gearing up with this story about she's had a whole toee— story about she's had a whole tooe ont— story about she's had a whole face and appearance rejigged to enow— face and appearance rejigged to enow eteorty— face and appearance rejigged to show clearly ready to strike nort— show clearly ready to strike nort tuet— show clearly ready to strike hard just when— show clearly ready to strike hard just when the coronation noppene— hard just when the coronation noppene. ant— hard just when the coronation happens. and the palace is ottowtng— happens. and the palace is allowing this— happens. and the palace is allowing this to— happens. and the palace is allowing this to happen. and the onty— allowing this to happen. and the onty woy— allowing this to happen. and the onty woy .— allowing this to happen. and the onty woy . tn— allowing this to happen. and the onty woy . tn ny— allowing this to happen. and the only way , in my view, in which only way, in my view, in which tney— only way, in my view, in which they on— only way, in my view, in which they can actually— only way, in my view, in which they can actually now undermine negnon— they can actually now undermine negnon ont— they can actually now undermine meghan and harry's assault is for meghan and harry's assault is tor ttng— meghan and harry's assault is for king charles— meghan and harry's assault is for king charles to give an tntervtew— for king charles to give an interview to— for king charles to give an interview to explain what the coronotton— interview to explain what the coronation is— interview to explain what the coronation is about, what his retgn— coronation is about, what his retgn te— coronation is about, what his reign is about— coronation is about, what his reign is about ,_ coronation is about, what his reign is about, what he believes in, reign is about, what he believes r... ont— reign is about, what he believes r... ont to— reign is about, what he believes in, and to actually— reign is about, what he believes in, and to actually stamp his tnoge— in, and to actually stamp his tnoge ont— in, and to actually stamp his image and his— in, and to actually stamp his image and his views on britain teuee— image and his views on britain teuee rtgnt— image and his views on britain because right now we don't reotty— because right now we don't reotty nove— because right now we don't really have any— because right now we don't really have any idea exactly. tut— really have any idea exactly. tut you— really have any idea exactly. put you ton-t— really have any idea exactly. but you don't think- really have any idea exactly. but you don't think we- really have any idea exactly. but you don't think we should read too much into the fact that she specifically turned away

from harry at the moment when he leaned in to try and i think it's all staged. everything is etoget— it's all staged. everything is etoget oe— it's all staged. everything is staged as meghan.- c gt everything is staged as meghan. and that's a gentue— staged as meghan. and that's a gentue enone— staged as meghan. and that's a genius choice. she— staged as meghan. and that's a genius choice. she clearly tttn-t— genius choice. she clearly didn't want— genius choice. she clearly didn't want to— genius choice. she clearly didn't want to have a kiss tnee— didn't want to have a kiss tnere. ant— didn't want to have a kiss there. and -for- didn't want to have a kiss there. and for whatever there. and then for whatever reason, perhaps— there. and then for whatever reason, perhaps we could smudge her reason, perhaps we could smudge ner noteup— reason, perhaps we could smudge her makeup. who— reason, perhaps we could smudge her makeup. who but her makeup. who knows? but the pont— her makeup. who knows? but the potnt-were— her makeup. who knows? but the point-were sitting- her makeup. who knows? but the point were sitting next point is, they were sitting next to—tor— point is, they were sitting next to—tor one- point is, they were sitting next to for one particular to each other for one particular purpoee— to each other for one particular purpoeelont— to each other for one particular purpoeelont-woe- to each other for one particular purpose and was for those purpose, and that was for those pteturee— purpose, and that was for those pteturee to— purpose, and that was for those pteturee to te— purpose, and that was for those pictures to be seen in britain for pictures to be seen in britain tor ont— pictures to be seen in britain tor ont ue— pictures to be seen in britain tor ont ue to— pictures to be seen in britain for and us to be— pictures to be seen in britain for and us to be talking about it. for and us to be talking about t. -on— for and us to be talking about t. -on eortn— for and us to be talking about it.-on earth are- for and us to be talking about. it.-on earth are-doing it. what on earth are they doing so_the— it. what on earth are they doing so -the coronation- it. what on earth are they doing so the coronation and so close to the coronation and that-s— so close to the coronation and that-s the — so close to the coronation and that's the tragedy,— so close to the coronation and that's the tragedy, tom. "car that's the tragedy, tom. they want— that's the tragedy, tom. they. want—coronation. want to destroy the coronation. they destroy the they want to destroy the coronation. _ they want to destroy the coronation. "car they want to destroy the coronation. "3; they want to destroy the coronation. they want the coronation. they want all the attention to attention on them. they want to show awful the royal family show how awful the royal family was, to give them what they was, not to give them what they demanded. and they think they're on and king charles's on a winner. and king charles's mistake is that he is giving them the oxygen and the fuel to run their campaign . well, shame run their campaign. well, shame on them.— run their campaign. well, shame on them. tom — run their campaign. well, shame on them. tom bower.— run their campaign. well, shame on them. tom bower. and- " ” f g well, shame on them. tom bower. and of course, you're -to - on them. tom bower. and of course, you're to be with course, you're going to be with us course, you're going to be with .-.....k — course, you're going to be with uewee-k ane- course, you're going to be with us-week. and the- course, you're going to be with us week. and the lead us all next week. and the lead up ee— us all next week. and the lead up to the— us all next week. and the lead up to the coronation as well. thank— up to the coronation as well. thank-ee— up to the coronation as well. thank-so much,- up to the coronation as well. thank so much, tom bower, thank you so much, tom bower, authen— thank you so much, tom bower, eunee—eee- thank you so much, tom bower,| author,_the meghan author, of course, of the meghan biography—time biography revenge. but it's time new-teneme- biography revenge. but it's time now tonight's greatest now to reveal tonight's greatest ereen— now to reveal tonight's greatest britain-union— now to reveal tonight's greatest britain union jackass . and my britain in union jackass. and my superstar— britain in union jackass. and my superstar penet— britain in union jackass. and my

superstar panel return. amanda eetee,— superstar panel return. amanda eeter, whe— superstar panel return. amanda eeeet, who ee— superstar panel return. amanda patel, who is your— superstar panel return. amanda patel, who is your greatest ereen— patel, who is your greatest britain nominee- patel, who is your greatest britain nominee tonight, a collective— britain nominee tonight, a collective one— britain nominee tonight, a collective one down. it's all the— collective one down. it's all the special— collective one down. it's all the special forces and our sas whe— the special forces and our sas who e— the special forces and our sas who hor— the special forces and our sas who are not supposed to know it. rhew-re— who are not supposed to know it. were hoe— who are not supposed to know it. they're who've got— who are not supposed to know it. they're who've got brits out of swoon— they're who've got brits out of swoon .— they're who've got brits out of sudan . although— they're who've got brits out of sudan . although i do wish that sudan. although i do wish that oh— sudan. although i do wish that of them— sudan. although i do wish that some of them might have thought about— some of them might have thought ohowr gerrhg— some of them might have thought about getting out— some of them might have thought about getting out themselves when— about getting out themselves when he— about getting out themselves when the - broke - about getting out themselves when the broke out before when the war broke out before roster.— when the war broke out before here. anyway— when the war broke out before easter. anyway they're mine. gooe— easter. anyway they're mine. eooo ohohoe— easter. anyway they're mine. good choice .— easter. anyway they're mine. good choice . covid robinson, good choice. covid robinson, wow— good choice. covid robinson, wow horhhee— good choice. covid robinson, your nominee. it's— good choice. covid robinson, your nominee. it's honorary. wh— your nominee. it's honorary. we recher— your nominee. it's honorary. it's tucker carlson.- your nominee. it's honorary. it's tucker carlson. because he's been standing up for the truth and sometimes when you stick your head above the parapet, it gets chopped off and rebekah reed, your nominee , keir rebekah reed, your nominee, keir starmer, sir keir starmer for saying that when he when he gets into on the into power, it'll go on the curriculum for young men to have lessons respecting women , lessons in respecting women, which make nice change. which might make a nice change. sir keir thick hair, but no, hook,— sir keir thick hair, but no, hooh thre— sir keir thick hair, but no, look, this is— sir keir thick hair, but no, look, this is a— sir keir thick hair, but no, look, this is a tough one for me because— look, this is a tough one for me heeowee rh— look, this is a tough one for me heeowee r-rh o— look, this is a tough one for me because i'm a huge— look, this is a tough one for me because i'm a huge fan, oohwohw— because i'm a huge fan, actually, of— because i'm a huge fan, actually, of tucker carlson. i threw— actually, of tucker carlson. i think-amazing,- actually, of tucker carlson. i think amazing, but think he's amazing, man. but given— think he's amazing, man. but given rhe— think he's amazing, man. but given the life— think he's amazing, man. but given the life and death nature of ahohoo— given the life and death nature of amanda batus nominee, i rearw— of amanda batus nominee, i reouw reer— of amanda batus nominee, i reorw heeh .— of amanda batus nominee, i really feel i need— of amanda batus nominee, i really feel i need to go with he— really feel i need to go with the british— really feel i need to go with the british special forces tonight— the british special forces rohhghr .— the british special forces tonight. union jackass. time now

. ahohoo— tonight. union jackass. time now . amanda patel,— tonight. union jackass. time now . amanda patel, your nominee. h-e— . amanda patel, your nominee. h-e gor— . amanda patel, your nominee. he got to— . amanda patel, your nominee. h-e ooh to he— . amanda patel, your nominee. it's got to be megan after her owne— it's got to be megan after her ewhh her— it's got to be megan after her stunt last night— it's got to be megan after her stunt last night at the. what did stunt last night at the. what he wow— stunt last night at the. what oh you here— stunt last night at the. what did you make of— stunt last night at the. what did you make of that? look, it was a complete— did you make of that? look, it was a complete stunt. she was where.— was a complete stunt. she was there. who— was a complete stunt. she was there. did she— was a complete stunt. she was there. did she purposefully turn owoy— there. did she purposefully turn away eeeoee— there. did she purposefully turn away 20,000.7 no,— there. did she purposefully turn away 20,000? no, i think it's rhe— away 20,000? no, i think it's the horhr— away 20,000? no, i think it's the point that— away 20,000? no, i think it's the point that 20,000 people there— the point that 20,000 people were there in— the point that 20,000 people were there in the— the point that 20,000 people were there in the stadium . were there in the stadium. whhohe— were there in the stadium. millions and— were there in the stadium. millions and millions of people wareh— millions and millions of people watch h— millions and millions of people watch h oh— millions and millions of people watch it on tv— millions and millions of people watch it on tv .— millions and millions of people watch it on tv . she was there watch it on tv. she was there he— watch it on tv. she was there the hirer— watch it on tv. she was there the first time— watch it on tv. she was there the first time she's been with harry— the first time she's been with horrw ro— the first time she's been with worry ro hw— the first time she's been with worry ho ho ono— the first time she's been with harry to try and overshadow the coronation— harry to try and overshadow the coronation back— harry to try and overshadow the coronation back off, megan. just wow-re— coronation back off, megan. just wow-re horhrh— coronation back off, megan. just you're horrid royal— you're horrid royal troublemaker. yeah just go you're horrid royal— troublemaker. yeah just go away and troublemaker. yeah just go away one stop— troublemaker. yeah just go away one etop h.— troublemaker. yeah just go away and stop it. amen.— troublemaker. yeah just go away and stop it. amen. totally cowh— and stop it. amen. totally calvin robinson, your nominee. another— calvin robinson, your nominee. another honorary— calvin robinson, your nominee. another honorary one. " another honorary one. this is joe another honorary one. this is he ereen— another honorary one. this is joe hweh .— another honorary one. this is joe hweh . r— another honorary one. this is joe biden . i mean, it's just joe biden. i mean, it's just cruel at this point, isn't joe biden. i mean, it's just cruel at this point , isn't it? cruel at this point, isn't it? he's far too old and too senile to run again. run again. he can't even walk. bless him. i don't know what this is all about. he even speak. about. he can't even speak. heheooo— about. he can't even speak. rebecca reid,— about. he can't even speak. rebecca reid, your- he can't even speak. rebecca reid, your nominee. mine is rebecca reid, your nominee. mine he-hohororw— rebecca reid, your nominee. mine he-hohororwohe - rebecca reid, your nominee. mine is-honorary one. it's- is another honorary one. it's recher— is another honorary one. it's tucker carlson. _ is another honorary one. it's tucker carlson. oh - is another honorary one. it's tucker carlson. oh come off. do you actually copy my to f " f do you actually copy my to use for wow— you actually copy my to use for your ae— you actually copy my to use for your we h— you actually copy my to use for your we h they— you actually copy my to use for your as if they would tell me . your as if they would tell me. yeah— your as if they would tell me. yeah a— your as if they would tell me. yeah a thoroughly— your as if they would tell me. yeah a thoroughly unpleasant man . delighted to see that he no longer and well, for instance, i

want to get the wording right accused by guest booker albie grossberg as somebody who's perpetuating vile , sexist perpetuating vile, sexist stereotypes the workplace . stereotypes in the workplace. yeah, well, you know what? rhor-e— yeah, well, you know what? rhoh-e o— yeah, well, you know what? that's a civil— yeah, well, you know what? that's a civil court case in whereo— that's a civil court case in america from _ that's a civil court case in america from someone who wants to america from someone who wants ho-hhg— america from someone who wants ro-hhg hwehe — america from someone who wants ro-hhg hwehe h— america from someone who wants to big bucks. c as to make big bucks. it sounds whe— to make big bucks. it sounds he a— to make big bucks. it sounds like a liberal producer to me. like none of that has been hheroh— like none of that has been liberal producer- like none of that has been liberal producer here. none of thee— liberal producer here. none of whoe-proven. - liberal producer here. none of that-proven. but- liberal producer here. none of that proven. but look , that has been proven. but look, in that has been proven. but look, h the— that has been proven. but look, h the eoee— that has been proven. but look, in this case, even— that has been proven. but look, in this case, even though i'm wew— in this case, even though i'm wew rehpreo— in this case, even though i'm wew rehpreo ho— in this case, even though i'm very tempted to go with amanda, i've very tempted to go with amanda, r-we oohwohw— very tempted to go with amanda, r-we oerworw gor— very tempted to go with amanda, i've actually got to— very tempted to go with amanda, i've actually got to go with kevin— i've actually got to go with kelvin - because i i've actually got to go with kelvin -because is kelvin robinson, because this is so important— kelvin robinson, because this is so important for— kelvin robinson, because this is so important for the world. the wee— so important for the world. the idea whor— so important for the world. the her her roe— so important for the world. the idea that joe biden believes he opene— idea that joe biden believes he can spend four— idea that joe biden believes he can spend four more years running— can spend four more years rwhhhg rhe— can spend four more years running the free world is as rerrhwhg— running the free world is as rerrhwhg oe— running the free world is as terrifying as it— running the free world is as terrifying as it is ridiculous . terrifying as it is ridiculous. ereet— terrifying as it is ridiculous. great to— terrifying as it is ridiculous. great to have— terrifying as it is ridiculous. great to have you back. calvin hohheoh— great to have you back. calvin hohheoh .— great to have you back. calvin robinson . thank— great to have you back. calvin robinson . thank you. to my robinson. thank you. to my hrhhohh— robinson. thank you. to my brilliant superstar panellist, ahohoo— brilliant superstar panellist, amanda patel— brilliant superstar panellist, amanda patel and rebecca read. i'm amanda patel and rebecca read. r-rh hook— amanda patel and rebecca read. r-rh hook ogoh— amanda patel and rebecca read. i'm back again tomorrow night horh— i'm back again tomorrow night hrorh 9— i'm back again tomorrow night from 9 oh — i'm back again tomorrow night from 9 pm. thank you for your company— from 9 pm. thank you for your company oe— from 9 pm. thank you for your company as well— from 9 pm. thank you for your company as well .— from 9 pm. thank you for your company as well . absolutely. company as well. absolutely. howe— company as well. absolutely. love the— company as well. absolutely. love the show. _ company as well. absolutely. love the show. next up though, it's headliners— love the show. next up though, it's headliners with their irreverent— it's headliners with their irreverent take on tomorrow's hewepoher. — irreverent take on tomorrow's hewepoper. how— irreverent take on tomorrow's newspaper. front pages. good highe—

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hello welcome back. i'm bethany elsey, to here bring you up to date from the newsroom the first flight carrying british nationals out of sudan has landed in cyprus with around 40 people on board. and rishi sunak says there'll be two more flights overnight and many more tomorrow. it's understood around 4000 british passport holders have been trapped in sudan since fierce fighting between military factions broke out more than two weeks ago. the uk's rescue effort was given the go ahead after they agreed to a 72 hour ceasefire. but reports of gunfire and explosions in major cities are making extractions perilous. the cities are making extractions perilous . the first flight the perilous. the first flight the reh— perilous. the first flight the keh rook— the first flight the left took everybody that was at

the ohrheko— left took everybody that was at the airfield and— left took everybody that was at the airfield and eligible is on her— the airfield and eligible is on that flight.— the airfield and eligible is on rhorrhghh — the airfield and eligible is on that flight. there- the airfield and eligible is on that flight. “chi; cc the airfield and eligible is on that flight. uzi; cc uzi; that flight. there will be more flights this evening and then many more into tomorrow. we're contacting people both- we're contacting people both directly, but contacting people both directly, huh—hereo— contacting people both directly, but—issued out- but also we've issued out a geherok— but also we've issued out a geherok ooh— but also we've issued out a general call for— but also we've issued out a general call for people if they ooh-their— general call for people if they ooh-their wow- general call for people if they can -their way to - general call for people if they can their way to the can make their way to the otherw— can make their way to the airfield-will- can make their way to the airfield, will then be airfield, they will then be processed. — airfield, they will then be processed. we- airfield, they will then be processed. �*vw�*rz; rtr?“ c airfield, they will then be processed. rt?“ c j. processed. we can't guarantee the long term sustainability of the long term sustainability of the that we're the airfield that we're currently so we're also currently using. so we're also exploring and standing up other alternative for safe alternative routes for safe exit. president joe biden has officially announced he's running for a second term in office, saying the next election will be a fight for democracy and personal freedom. the question we're facing- ?“r: : the question we're facing is whether in question we're facing is whether h the— question we're facing is whether he the yeore— question we're facing is whether in the years ahead, we have more freedom— in the years ahead, we have more freedom or— in the years ahead, we have more freedom or teee— in the years ahead, we have more freedom or less freedom, more righte— freedom or less freedom, more rights or— freedom or less freedom, more rhghre or reer— freedom or less freedom, more rights or fewer. i— freedom or less freedom, more rights or fewer. i know what i wont— rights or fewer. i know what i went the— rights or fewer. i know what i want the answer— rights or fewer. i know what i want the answer to be, and i think— want the answer to be, and i thhk wow— want the answer to be, and i rhhk you to— want the answer to be, and i think you do, too.- want the answer to be, and i think you do, too. that's why r-rh — think you do, too. that's why r-rh rwhhhg— think you do, too. that's why i'm running for— think you do, too. that's why i'm running for re—election . the i'm running for re—election. the us i'm running for re—election. the us president— i'm running for re—election. the us president also— i'm running for re—election. the us president also confirmed that woe— us president also confirmed that vice president— us president also confirmed that vice president kamala harris wru— vice president kamala harris whkk woo— vice president kamala harris will also run— vice president kamala harris will also run again alongside hhrh. — will also run again alongside hhrh. honore— will also run again alongside him. donald trump- will also run again alongside him. i: : will also run again alongside- him. donald trump has released a video criticising joe biden for the so—called damage he's caused to the country and has called on

his supporters for their vote. with your support in the erection— with your support in the erection .— with your support in the election , we— with your support in the election , we will defeat joe election, we will defeat joe hhoeh— election, we will defeat joe hhoeh h— election, we will defeat joe biden in 2024.— election, we will defeat joe biden in 2024. we will rescue our economy. we— biden in 2024. we will rescue our economy. we will crush hhohoh — our economy. we will crush inflation, and— our economy. we will crush inflation, and we will stop the hwoehoh— inflation, and we will stop the oh— inflation, and we will stop the invasion on our— inflation, and we will stop the invasion on our southern border. we invasion on our southern border. we wru— invasion on our southern border. we whkk rerore— invasion on our southern border. we will restore our— invasion on our southern border. we will restore our nation's orghhw— we will restore our nation's orghrw ahe— we will restore our nation's dignity and we— we will restore our nation's dignity and we will prevent worko— dignity and we will prevent worko wor— dignity and we will prevent world war iii _ dignity and we will prevent world war iii from happening . world war iii from happening. whore— world war iii from happening. nicola sturgeon— world war iii from happening. nicola sturgeon has spoken out about— nicola sturgeon has spoken out about the— nicola sturgeon has spoken out about the police— nicola sturgeon has spoken out about the police investigation thro— about the police investigation hho swe— about the police investigation into snp finances , saying she into snp finances, saying she oowkhh— into snp finances, saying she couldn't have— into snp finances, saying she couldn't have imagined the everee— couldn't have imagined the ewehh oh— couldn't have imagined the events of the _ couldn't have imagined the events of the past few weeks in her woret— events of the past few weeks in her worst nightmares . her worst nightmares. the former rhet— her worst nightmares. the former first minister also said it wasn't true that she stepped down because she knew problems were about to unfold within her party. she was speaking at the scottish parliament for the first time since her husband's arrest. peter murrell the party's former chief executive, was questioned by police earlier in the month and released without charge. the party's former treasurer, colin beattie, was also arrested last week and released pending further

investigation .