away . n0 spin, no away. n0 spin, no bias, away. no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm away. no spin, no bias, no censorship . i'm dan wootton. censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight prince harry goes nuclear in the sussex mission to overshadow the coronation the duke of delusion has blown up any chance of a royal reconciliation after unleashing a series of courtroom grenades against his own flesh and blood, including the publication of private details about his brother william's alleged seven figure settlement over phone hacking. i'll figure settlement over phone hacking . i'll explain why this hacking. i'll explain why this the— hacking. i'll explain why this means the king— f g i'll explain why this means the king must now withdraw his invitation— means the king must now withdraw his invitation to— means the king must now withdraw his invitation to next— means the king must now withdraw his invitation to next week's historic— his invitation to next week's historic ceremony in my digest next,— historic ceremony in my digest next, before— historic ceremony in my digest next, before my— historic ceremony in my digest next, before my superstar panel weigh— next, before my superstar panel weigh in.— next, before my superstar panel weigh in. ani— next, before my superstar panel weigh in. and tonight, i'm ioihei— weigh in. and tonight, i'm joined hy— weigh in. and tonight, i'm joined by christine hamilton.

adah— joined by christine hamilton. adam brooks— joined by christine hamilton. adam brooks and matthew lazar , adam brooks and matthew lazar, iheh— adam brooks and matthew lazar, iheh hairy-s— adam brooks and matthew lazar, then harry's biographer , angela then harry's biographer, angela ievih— then harry's biographer, angela ievih gives— then harry's biographer, angela levin, gives her— then harry's biographer, angela levin, gives her unflinching hike— levin, gives her unflinching hike on— levin, gives her unflinching hike on hairy.— levin, gives her unflinching take on harry. and meghan's exhausiihg— take on harry. and meghan's exhausting circus of treachery . exhausting circus of treachery. aho— exhausting circus of treachery. hiso coming— exhausting circus of treachery. hiso coming up— exhausting circus of treachery. also coming up tonight, as the iohes— also coming up tonight, as the iohes hii— also coming up tonight, as the tories hit their— also coming up tonight, as the tories hit their manifesto ihigei— tories hit their manifesto ihigei oh— tories hit their manifesto target of recruiting 20,000 pouch— target of recruiting 20,000 police officers.— target of recruiting 20,000 police officers. let's hope the hobbies— police officers. let's hope the new bobbies arrest the disturbed ehhihg— new bobbies arrest the disturbed ebbing hee— new bobbies arrest the disturbed ehhihg eh— new bobbies arrest the disturbed ebbing rise of woke policing . ebbing rise of woke policing. ves— ebbing rise of woke policing. hes .— ebbing rise of woke policing. hes . ves— ebbing rise of woke policing. hes . hes .— ebbing rise of woke policing. hes . hes . ves— ebbing rise of woke policing. yes . yes . yes so— ebbing rise of woke policing. yes . yes . yes so is- ebbing rise of woke policing. “4115 “4115 “4115 so is superwoman yes. yes. yes so is superwoman seviiie— yes. yes. yes so is superwoman seviiie iiehi— yes. yes. yes so is superwoman sevilla right that— “4115 “4115 “4115 so is superwoman sevilla right that officers need to sevilla right that officers need ie heieei— sevilla right that officers need to forget political correctness ahe— to forget political correctness and ieuihi— to forget political correctness and return to— to forget political correctness and return to common sense heiieihe— and return to common sense heiieihe io— and return to common sense heiieihg he keep— and return to common sense policing to keep people safe.7 ihei-e— policing to keep people safe.7 ihei-e eur— policing to keep people safe.7 ihei-e big— policing to keep people safe.7 that's our big debate. 'i: that's our big debate. and breaking— that's our big debate. and breaking tonight, just as i predicted, boris truss and raab weren't enough for the out of control british deep state . now control british deep state. now the whitehall blob is- f c i now the whitehall blob is arming up to the whitehall blob is arming up he iehhie— the whitehall blob is arming up he iephie sieve— the whitehall blob is arming up to topple steve barclay as the eeiiviei— to topple steve barclay as the activist journalist _ to topple steve barclay as the activist journalist at the guardian— activist journalist at the guardian report that the health seeieieh— guardian report that the health seeieieh ie— guardian report that the health secretary is the— guardian report that the health secretary is the latest minister to secretary is the latest minister he he— secretary is the latest minister to be accused— secretary is the latest minister to be accused of— secretary is the latest minister to be accused of quote unquote

bullying— to be accused of quote unquote huiiyihg ieh— to be accused of quote unquote huiiyihg ieh iih— to be accused of quote unquote bullying tory mp for bury north iehee— bullying tory mp for bury north iehee heiey— bullying tory mp for bury north james daley hits— bullying tory mp for bury north james daley hits out at the civi— james daley hits out at the civil service's— james daley hits out at the civil service's work shy snowflakes— civil service's work shy snowflakes disrupting democracy . hive— snowflakes disrupting democracy . iive in— snowflakes disrupting democracy . iive in he— snowflakes disrupting democracy . live in the studio— snowflakes disrupting democracy . live in the studio shortly. plus mr useless makes a terrifying offer too slippery. starmer there is a hung parliament. - starmer there is a hung parliament. “if" itch. starmer there is a hung- parliament. then of course we will cooperate. i'll say that unequivocally. we'll cooperate with anybody that is a progressive political party. but can labour's flip flopping leader be trusted to reject a socialist chaos coalition of chaos? or will he happily jump hie— chaos? or will he happily jump hie ihe— chaos? or will he happily jump into the snp's_ f“ or will he happily jump into the snp's scandal ridden hei— into the snp's scandal ridden hei io— into the snp's scandal ridden bed to secure— into the snp's scandal ridden bed to secure to— into the snp's scandal ridden bed to secure to power? we'll get— bed to secure to power? we'll eei eiueh— bed to secure to power? we'll gei eiueh hie— bed to secure to power? we'll get stuck into that in the mediabuzz_ get stuck into that in the mediabuzz plus as leading hiiiieh— mediabuzz plus as leading british olympian mari yamaguchi hits british olympian mari yamaguchi hiie eh— british olympian mari yamaguchi hiie eui ei— british olympian mari yamaguchi hits out at the— british olympian mari yamaguchi hits out at the wrong and unfair hehieipeiieh— hits out at the wrong and unfair pehieipeiieh eh— hits out at the wrong and unfair participation of this trans eihieie— participation of this trans eihieie h— participation of this trans athlete in the— participation of this trans athlete in the women's london hereiheh— athlete in the women's london hereiheh .— athlete in the women's london hereiheh . h— athlete in the women's london marathon . in 2024 will be the marathon. in 2024 will be the numeri— marathon. in 2024 will be the huheih — marathon. in 2024 will be the number six. and— marathon. in 2024 will be the number six. ' i: marathon. in 2024 will be the number six. ' 2 number six. and then that's a week before london. so a week rest, but girl power. so that controversial— rest, but girl power. so that

controversial runner- ”case jug 1 so that controversial runner glinik hank— controversial runner glinik iiehh hee— controversial runner glinik frank has since- controversial runner glinik frank has since apologised. but ieeh— frank has since apologised. but ieeh eh— frank has since apologised. but team gb athlete— frank has since apologised. but team gb athlete and british shot put team gb athlete and british shot phi ehehhieh— team gb athlete and british shot put champion amelia strickler says— put champion amelia strickler eeye eehy— put champion amelia strickler eeye eehy wen-i— put champion amelia strickler says sorry won't undo the damage done— says sorry won't undo the damage done .— says sorry won't undo the damage done . ihey— says sorry won't undo the damage done . ihey ee— says sorry won't undo the damage done . they are going to go head done. they are going to go head to done. they are going to go head he heed— done. they are going to go head he heei iihe— done. they are going to go head to head like live— done. they are going to go head to head like live in— done. they are going to go head to head like live in the clash ahe— to head like live in the clash and he— to head like live in the clash and as ever, stay— to head like live in the clash and as ever, stay tuned for a hei— and as ever, stay tuned for a he ieeh— and as ever, stay tuned for a first look at— and as ever, stay tuned for a first look at tomorrow's newspaper.— first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages, hot off the newspaper. front pages, hot off he pee— newspaper. front pages, hot off the press. plus,— newspaper. front pages, hot off the press. plus, a— newspaper. front pages, hot off the press. plus, a new greatest hiiieih— the press. plus, a new greatest hiiieih h— the press. plus, a new greatest britain in union.— the press. plus, a new greatest britain in union. jack has reveeiei— britain in union. jack has revealed to— britain in union. jack has revealed to this dan wootton revealed to this is dan wootton ieniphh— revealed to this is dan wootton iehiphi. iei-e— revealed to this is dan wootton iehiphi. iei-e pe— revealed to this is dan wootton tonight. let's go ._ tonight. let's go. hep-re— tonight. let's go. you're watching tv news. hiiieih-e— you're watching tv news. britain's news— you're watching tv news. britain's news channel. the countdown to the coronation is on. just ten days to go . so why on. just ten days to go. so why hee— on. just ten days to go. so why he ihihee— on. just ten days to go. so why has prince harry— just ten days to go. so why has prince harry just unleashed a has prince harry just unleashed ewheie— has prince harry just unleashed ewheie hei— has prince harry just unleashed a whole load of— has prince harry just unleashed a whole load of grenades at his hippie— a whole load of grenades at his blood? relatives— a whole load of grenades at his blood? relatives in court ? i'll blood? relatives in court? i'll ieii— blood? relatives in court? i'll ieii yep— blood? relatives in court? i'll ieii you in— blood? relatives in court? i'll ieii you in e— blood? relatives in court? i'll tell you in a special digest on he— tell you in a special digest on he hey.— tell you in a special digest on ihe hey. hep— tell you in a special digest on the way. first, though, the news heeiiihee— the way. first, though, the news headlines with— the way. first, though, the news headlines with polly middlehurst

. phi.— headlines with polly middlehurst . iehh. ihehh— headlines with polly middlehurst . john, thank you— headlines with polly middlehurst . john, thank you and- headlines with polly middlehurst . john, thank you and good evening to you. our top story on gb news tonight, around 400 people with british passports have boarded evacuation flights escaping the violence in sudan , escaping the violence in sudan, with the first group arriving back in the uk today. at least four raf planes have taken off from the capital khartoum, taking britons to cyprus. eight flights have been planned for today and a 72 hour ceasefire between the sudanese military and rival paramilitary forces is still holding but is due to run out at midday tomorrow. the prime minister says british forces are racing now to rescue as many people as possible before the ceasefire ends. families with children, the elderly and those with medical conditions are being given priority . motty one man arriving priority. motty one man arriving at stansted thanked british troops for bringing him home. it's absolutely fantastic to be beeh— it's absolutely fantastic to be heeh .— it's absolutely fantastic to be heeh . ii-e— it's absolutely fantastic to be back. it's just— it's absolutely fantastic to be back. it's just it's it's absolutely fantastic to be back . it's just it's been back. it's just it's been a nightmare-— back. it's just it's been a nightmare. i've- back. it's just it's been a nightmare. i've never seen ehpihihp— nightmare. i've never seen ehyihihp iihe— nightmare. i've never seen anything like this before. we ii— anything like this before. we ii eh— anything like this before. we saw it on television before we

iheuphi— saw it on television before we never thought it— saw it on television before we never thought it was going to happen— never thought it was going to happen in— never thought it was going to happen in e— never thought it was going to happen in a peaceful country iihe— happen in a peaceful country iihe sheph— happen in a peaceful country iihe spieh ,— happen in a peaceful country like sudan , the— happen in a peaceful country like sudan , the khartoum is just like sudan, the khartoum is just like sudan, the khartoum is just iihe e— like sudan, the khartoum is just iihe e pheei— like sudan, the khartoum is just like a ghost city.— like sudan, the khartoum is just like a ghost city. everybody is having— like a ghost city. everybody is leaving khartoum now . and ever leaving khartoum now. and ever so leaving khartoum now. and ever ee pieiehui— leaving khartoum now. and ever ee pieiehui io— leaving khartoum now. and ever so grateful to the— leaving khartoum now. and ever so grateful to the british eehiee— so grateful to the british service men— so grateful to the british service men and women who risked iheii— service men and women who risked iheii iivee— service men and women who risked iheii iivee io— service men and women who risked their lives to come— service men and women who risked their lives to come to— service men and women who risked their lives to come to sudan and heip— their lives to come to sudan and heip pe— their lives to come to sudan and heip he epi— their lives to come to sudan and heip he eui .— their lives to come to sudan and help us out . well— their lives to come to sudan and help us out . well here at home, help us out. well here at home, the help us out. well here at home, he iih— help us out. well here at home, the mp, andrew— help us out. well here at home, the mp, andrew bridgen, has told gb the mp, andrew bridgen, has told he newe— the mp, andrew bridgen, has told he hewe hipp— the mp, andrew bridgen, has told gb news today he's very disappointed— gb news today he's very disappointed the conservative party— disappointed the conservative hehy ieehei— disappointed the conservative party leaked details of his exppieieh— party leaked details of his exppieieh . — party leaked details of his expulsion . he- party leaked details of his expulsion . it; 2 party leaked details of his expulsion . 2 expulsion. he was ousted from the party on the 12th of april on a recommendation from a disciplinary panel that it's after he questioned the efficacy of the covid 19 vaccine rollout out in a retweeted comparison of the government's roll out vaccines to the holocaust, clinical trials have shown covid vaccines are effective and safe . mr bridgen said he'll stand as an independent at the next election . the government said election. the government said today it has met its 2019 manifesto promise to recruit

20,000 new police officers for england and wales. the metropolitan police is the only force in the country to have not reached its own target , reached its own target, admitting there are 1000 officers short at the on going recruitment programme is expected to cost £185 recruitment programme is expected to cost £18.5 billion expected to cost £185 billion over the next ten years. both the police federation and the labour party say there are fewer police officers per head of population. now though than in 2010. the high court has heard a claim that the king and queen consorts phone calls were intercepted by the publisher of the sun newspaper in the 1990s. the sun newspaper in the 1990s. the duke of sussex made the allegation in his claim against news group newspapers as he's suing them over what he's calling unlawful information gathering stories. he says were published in the sun. as a result , had the headlines published in the sun. as a result, had the headlines heir to the phone down and the midnight caller. to the phone down and the midnight caller . the hearing is midnight caller. the hearing is expected to finish tomorrow . and expected to finish tomorrow. and the king and queen consort have

unveiled the stage set for the eurovision song contest. the royals turned on the lights at the liverpool arena before being given a behind the scenes tour. nato charles told the uk entry mae muller he'd be egging her on the competition, taking place just a week after his coronation the uk was chosen to host the contest on behalf of ukraine. you're up to date on tv online , you're up to date on tv online, dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news, britain's news. channel if you had any doubt about my contention that prince harry and meghan markle are on a mission to overshadow the coronation as part of their deranged campaign to bring down the royal family, then the extraordinary developments in the high court

over the past 24 hours prove the case is with just ten days before the biggest day in the life of king charles and one of the most significant days in the recent history of the british monarchy, the duke of delusion unleashed a series of twisted grenades against his own flesh and blood . the courtroom and blood. the courtroom revelations— and blood. the courtroom revelations about- 2 2 the courtroom revelations about both the w2 2 the courtroom revelations about both the king and prince— revelations about both the king and prince william depher any hope— and prince william depher any hope eh— and prince william depher any hope of hehiiy— and prince william depher any hope of family reconciliation or peace— hope of family reconciliation or peeee hexi— hope of family reconciliation or peace next weekend. but most shamefully, they ensure that the crowning of king charles iii, will be mired in the murky and mucky campaigns of harry and meghan, who both claimed they quit the country to start a happy new life but are obsessed with bitterly dragging up the past. so this is the phone hacking court case. it's against newspapers. the publishers of the sun and the dpp and news of the sun and the dpp and news of the world. but harry's witness statement instead fires shots at

his own family, which made the front pages of both the daily telegraph and the guardian today. like any paranoid epehehiee— today. like any paranoid epehehiee ,— today. like any paranoid egomaniac , he- 2 like any paranoid egomaniac , he claims his own egomaniac, he claims his own iepuieiieh— egomaniac, he claims his own reputation nation— egomaniac, he claims his own reputation nation was once again eeeiihieei— reputation nation was once again eeeiihieei ie — reputation nation was once again sacrificed to improve the image of hie— sacrificed to improve the image of hie hei— sacrificed to improve the image of hie iei .— sacrificed to improve the image of his dad . dangerous step of his dad. dangerous step heiheh— of his dad. dangerous step mother, who— of his dad. dangerous step mother, who will be crowned as queen— mother, who will be crowned as pueeh hexi— mother, who will be crowned as queen next saturday. 2 queen next saturday. sir harry whee— queen next saturday. sir harry hiiiee ei— queen next saturday. sir harry hiiiee pi hie— queen next saturday. sir harry writes of his father and camilla. this is taken directly from his witness statement they had a specific long term strategy to keep the media include leading an on side in order to smooth the way for my step mother and father to be accepted by the british public as queen consort and king, respectively . when the time respectively. when the time came, anything that might upset the apple cart in this regard, including the suggestion of resolution of our phone hacking claims, was to be avoided at all costs once again. and this makes me mad. he paints his granny the late, great queen elizabeth ii

as some sort of hapless bystander who was continually overruled by her courtiers, who she was in charge of, and her son charles. so he moans. i was summoned to buckingham palace and specifically told to drop the legal actions because they have an effect on all of the family. he added this was a direct request or rather demand from my father and senior royal aides. but this is the worst. ihie— aides. but this is the worst. ihie ie— aides. but this is the worst. ihie ie ihe— aides. but this is the worst. this is the worst— 2 but this is the worst. this is the worst moment of this he— this is the worst moment of this case, he reveals.— this is the worst moment of this case, he reveals. without peihieeieh— case, he reveals. without permission details of a private, big permission details of a private, hip honey— permission details of a private, big money settlement of £1 hiiiieh. — big money settlement of £1 million. according to the daily ieiepieph— million. according to the daily telegraph, between john and his hieiheh— telegraph, between john and his brother, prince— telegraph, between john and his brother, prince william . brother, prince william. but he does— brother, prince william. but he does ihei— brother, prince william. but he does that without also revealing that the large sum is believed to have been donated by prince william to charity obe and without revealing that, without out wills, this whole phone hacking scandal may never have been revealed in the first

place. this is what harry writes in he— place. this is what harry writes in the witness— f this is what harry writes in the witness statement. it; in the witness statement. he says.— in the witness statement. he eppe. iii— in the witness statement. he says, my brother,— in the witness statement. he says, my brother, god,- in the witness statement. he says, my brother, god, he hates him, doesn't he? my brother appeared to know an awful lot more than i did on the subject of phone hacking, although he did not tell me if that were the case. however, nine still sets his claim for a huge sum of money in 2020 and seemingly with some favourable deal in return for him going quietly , so to for him going quietly, so to speak. for him going quietly, so to speak . it was meghan who this speak. it was meghan who this week blamed royal correspondents for creating a, quote, circus around the couple, which has to now be the most hypocritical comment. i have ever heard . the comment. i have ever heard. the ringmasters of this circus are the duke and the duchess themselves , because harry is now themselves, because harry is now using a futile , pathetic court using a futile, pathetic court case based on a personal vendetta to less than two weeks between before his father's coronation to cause maximum

damage . i think king charles damage. i think king charles needs to wise up . this is never needs to wise up. this is never going to stop . i appreciate it's going to stop. i appreciate it's late in the day, but the king should withdraw. harry's invitation to the coronation to make it clear to his son that this woke brand of treachery will not be consistently rewarded. trust. will not be consistently rewarded. trust . now, will not be consistently rewarded. trust. now, my superstar panel, the author and broadcaster christine hamilton, the businessman and activist adam brooks , and the former adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser , matthew labour party adviser, matthew lazor. i mean, christine, there are so many issues with this witness statement and with what harry has done. of course, the timing is the most important moment because he knew he knew all of these revelations were going to come out. just a matter of days, less than two weeks before the coronation but can we talk first about the way that he's trying to present his brother, the future king? i mean, without prince william, the mean, without prince william, ihe wheie— mean, without prince william, the whole phone— mean, without prince william, the whole phone hacking thing

hippie— the whole phone hacking thing weuii hevei— the whole phone hacking thing would never have— the whole phone hacking thing would never have been covered, uheeveiei ih— would never have been covered, uncovered in the— would never have been covered, uncovered in the way that it ani— uncovered in the way that it was. and also,— uncovered in the way that it was. and also, he- uncovered in the way that it was. and also, he donated this money, we believe, to charity, whereas harry makes it look as if he's received some secret settlement from the sun and pocketed the money. the only person who actually cares about making personal riches for themselves is harry. as i have seen themselves is harry. as i have epppeeieei— themselves is harry. as i have seen suggested. _ themselves is harry. as i have seen suggested. but i don't know whether it's fact that the charities to which he donated the money was in fact the invictus games. so i mean, what is invictus games. so i mean, what ie haph— invictus games. so i mean, what ie hairy ieihihp— invictus games. so i mean, what is harry talking about?- all»; 2 so i mean, what is harry talking about? he is eheeeeei— is harry talking about? he is obsessed with— is harry talking about? he is obsessed with jealousy about his hieiheh—ihe- brother, isn't he? yes. by the way,— brother, isn't he? yes. by the hep-ie— brother, isn't he? yes. by the way, is absolutely nothing way, there is absolutely nothing wrong— way, there is absolutely nothing wrong-eeiiiihp— way, there is absolutely nothing wrong - settling a - way, there is absolutely nothing wrong settling a hacking wrong with settling a hacking case _absolutely| case out of court. absolutely hee— case out of court. absolutely hoe-e— case out of court. absolutely not. a case against all not. we had a case against all he— not. we had a case against all ihei-hewe— not. we had a case against all ihei-hewe eh- not. we had a case against all that- news of the - not. we had a case against all that news of the world. that lot, the news of the world. we -eui— that lot, the news of the world. we -eui eh— that lot, the news of the world. we-out of court.- that lot, the news of the world. we out of court. people we settled out of court. people ieh-i— we settled out of court. people ieh-i-pe— we settled out of court. people ieh-i-pe ie— we settled out of court. people don't-go to court.- we settled out of court. people don't go to court. and don't want to go to court. and in pehieuieh— don't want to go to court. and in particular, you— don't want to go to court. and in particular, you want to in particular, you don't want to go in particular, you don't want to peleeuh— in particular, you don't want to peleeuh ih— in particular, you don't want to golcourt if you're- in particular, you don't want to go court if you're prince go to court if you're the prince of go to court if you're the prince eh-ei— go to court if you're the prince of-or whatever-was. go to court if you're the prince. of-or whatever-was then of wales or whatever he was then the of wales or whatever he was then ihe-cehhiiipe. - of wales or whatever he was then the cambridge. “in?“ the duke of cambridge. yeah, because— the duke of cambridge. yeah, because.would_ the duke of cambridge. yeah, because would have meant that because it would have meant that the royals had to be in the stand. they would have cross—exam _ 2 they would have cross—exam examined, and neither side—phi- side wanted that. christine and john— side wanted that. christine and iehh—ihei. - side wanted that. christine and iehh—ihei. ihe- side wanted that. christine and john that. the royal john didn't want that. the royal iehiiy—ihe- family didn't want that. the queen— family didn't want that. the pueeh iiih-i— family didn't want that. the queen didn't want. it; 2 2

queen didn't want. he did the family. did. the family family. william did. the family a out of a favour by settling out of court and he gave the money away. what's wrong that? away. what's wrong with that? but mean, harry is he is such away. what's wrong with that? b hypocrite. harry is he is such away. what's wrong with that? b hypocrite. ha was; he is such away. what's wrong with that? b hypocrite. ha was born s such away. what's wrong with that? b hypocrite. ha was born with h away. what's wrong with that? b hypocrite. ha was born with a a hypocrite. he was born with a canteen of silver spoons in his mouth where the rest of have mouth where the rest of us have to with plastic or wood. to put up with plastic or wood. he is privileged. he's had an he is so privileged. he's had an amazingly privileged life. he inside, it's picking over old inside, it's on picking over old wounds, scabs. wounds, scratching old scabs. he's massive chip on his he's got a massive chip on his shoulder. i just don't understand just understand why he doesn't just let go . but have to say let it go. but i have to say i disagree with you about not going coronation you know going to the coronation you know you're not his father. i'm not his father. i never want him to set foot in this country again. this occasion. this is a state occasion. that's not a personal this is a state occasion. - that's not a personal occasion. i that's not a personal occasion. i knew.— that's not a personal occasion. i knew. hei— that's not a personal occasion. i knew. hui ii-s— that's not a personal occasion. i know, but it's pretty- that's not a personal occasion. i know, but it's pretty personal for king charles. and if he wants his there, he may be wants his son there, he may be having second thoughts. but i think now to withdraw think for him now to withdraw the would would the invitation would be would rebound it would rebound on him. i think it would make appear petty, whereas make him appear petty, whereas so he managed to rise so far he has managed to rise above petty squabbling of above the petty squabbling of his son. the problem is adam, hairy-s— his son. the problem is adam, hairy-s never— his son. the problem is adam, harry's never going— “ the problem is adam, harry's never going to rise sieve— harry's never going to rise above ii.— harry's never going to rise above ii. — harry's never going to rise above ii. i— harry's never going to rise above it. i mean,- harry's never going to rise above it. “ 22 harry's never going to rise- above it. i mean, he could have submitted a witness statement

that was factual, but what he's doneis that was factual, but what he's done is continue to push this narrative that everything that has happened in the media and the royal family for the past 30 years, years was all about making camilla the queen. and he's trying to suggest i “g i“ and he's trying to suggest i mean, it's he's trying to suggest i mean, he iiieieiiy— he's trying to suggest i mean, it's literally ludicrous. it; it's literally ludicrous. he's shipp— it's literally ludicrous. he's ihihp ie— it's literally ludicrous. he's trying to suggest- it's literally ludicrous. he's trying to suggest that charles was in cahoots with media. this is just just ludicrous. it's deranged thinking. no family wants deranged thinking. no family wehis iheii— deranged thinking. no family wants their dirty— 232 “3 no family wants their dirty laundry out in you knew,— wants their dirty laundry out in you knew, epi— wants their dirty laundry out in you know, out in— wants their dirty laundry out in you know, out in the open. hhseiuieiy— you know, out in the open. absolutely not. _ you know, out in the open. absolutely not. but- you know, out in the open. absolutely not. but especially brand, you know, royal, you do not it's not good for them. it's not it's not good for them. it's not good for this country. i think harry is almost mocking the royal family now . yes. and the royal family now. yes. and i think the british public do not appreciate it. i'm with dan, i think that the invitation should be withdrawn and rescind it, make a point. but it makes me

wehei— make a point. but it makes me wee ih— make a point. but it makes me wonder if that— make a point. but it makes me wonder if that would- but it makes me wonder if that would make him a whim — wonder if that would make him a whim hei— wonder if that would make him a whim hwi ii— wonder if that would make him a victim. but it also— wonder if that would make him a victim. but it also makes me hee— victim. but it also makes me wonder whether— victim. but it also makes me wonder whether they gave their ehiiiieh— wonder whether they gave their ehiiiieh ihe— wonder whether they gave their children the royal— wonder whether they gave their children the royal titles, even ihewph— children the royal titles, even ihewph ihe— children the royal titles, even though the royals are this bad ihsiiiwiieh— though the royals are this bad institution that— though the royals are this bad institution that they say is ieeisi— institution that they say is ieeisi phi— institution that they say is racist and everything else. but did racist and everything else. but iii ihew— racist and everything else. but iii they give— racist and everything else. but did they give their— racist and everything else. but did they give their children these titles so that didn't happen. lilibet little lilibet, who we've named after the late queen, please make her a princess. but we also know that giving your children the royal title that enables them to earn money off the back of the royals for the next 20 or 30 years. this is all about the money. but but look, matthew, how can there be any reconciliation now between harry and william or even harry and his stepmother at the coronation next week? it feels impossible after this witness statement ? well, i think witness statement? well, i think there witness statement? well, i think iheie eph— witness statement? well, i think iheie he— , well, i think there can be reconciliation not push— there can be reconciliation not iwsi hesi— there can be reconciliation not just next week, _ there can be reconciliation not just next week, but at any time i— just next week, but at any time i i— just next week, but at any time soon. i mean, i think arthur, indeed,— soon. i mean, i think arthur, indeed, that's— soon. i mean, i think arthur, indeed, that's perfectly pessihie— indeed, that's perfectly pessihie .— indeed, that's perfectly possible . i— indeed, that's perfectly possible . i mean, i think really possible. i mean, i think really his— possible. i mean, i think really his mew— possible. i mean, i think really his may he— possible. i mean, i think really ihie may he e— possible. i mean, i think really this may be a case— possible. i mean, i think really this may be a case of at some pehh— this may be a case of at some peihi, cheiies— this may be a case of at some point, charles having to do what

the point, charles having to do what he eweeh— point, charles having to do what he eweeh eh— point, charles having to do what the queen of denmark did, which is iwsi— the queen of denmark did, which is iwsi wake— the queen of denmark did, which is iwsi wake up— the queen of denmark did, which is just wake up one— the queen of denmark did, which is just wake up one morning and decide— is just wake up one morning and ieeiie ihei— is just wake up one morning and decide that the— is just wake up one morning and decide that the number of titles heede— decide that the number of titles heeis ie — decide that the number of titles heeis he he — decide that the number of titles needs to be very— decide that the number of titles needs to be very few and used very— needs to be very few and used very sparingly-_ needs to be very few and used very sparingly. and she took away— very sparingly. and she took away he— very sparingly. and she took away the titles— very sparingly. and she took away the titles from some of her grandchildren.— away the titles from some of her grandchildren. _ away the titles from some of her grandchildren. why— away the titles from some of her grandchildren. �*fw�*y 2c» away the titles from some of her grandchildren. �*fw�*y 2i:::i away the titles from some of her grandchildren. 2c» 2 grandchildren. why do we need prince archie and princess lilibet around lilibet running around in california? absurd . but california? it's absurd. but dan, we now know i don't want to lower the tone , but because of lower the tone, but because of harry, we now know what prince william's penis. no, we don't need that. so, no, but what i'm trying to say, because it's so unfortunate, it's so embarrassing to the royal if you're king charles, is that those sort of stories as well. but don't give it more pwhiieiw. — but don't give it more publicity. i/iqu �*" but don't give it more- publicity. yeah. if he doesn't go the thing is the point is speaking behind a pillar, the biggest one in the abbey. i hope so. huge one. good point. but the problem so. huge one. good point. but ihe prehieh is— so. huge one. good point. but the problem is, is— so. huge one. good point. but the problem is, is that- so. huge one. good point. but the problem is, is that he- so. 3: 22 but the problem is, is that he has she— the problem is, is that he has end i— the problem is, is that he has end i ihihh— the problem is, is that he has and i think this— the problem is, is that he has and i think this is the point, adah,— and i think this is the point, aieh, ishh— and i think this is the point, adam, isn't it?— and i think this is the point, adam, isn't it? harry has iehesei— adam, isn't it? harry has debased the— adam, isn't it? harry has debased the royal family. he's not debased the royal family. he's heh peihp— debased the royal family. he's heh peeing-step.— debased the royal family. he's not going stop. he has this not going to stop. he has this campaign— not going to stop. he has this campaign against camilla. he has this campaign— campaign against camilla. he has this campaign against william. iheh— this campaign against william. iheh eh— this campaign against william. iheh at p..— this campaign against william. then at the same— this campaign against william. then at the same time , meghan then at the same time, meghan hes— then at the same time, meghan hes e— then at the same time, meghan hes a campaign—

then at the same time, meghan has a campaign against kate and it's has a campaign against kate and its getting— has a campaign against kate and it's getting nastier— has a campaign against kate and it's getting nastier and more wiwieiie— it's getting nastier and more wiwieiie .— it's getting nastier and more vitriolic . the— it's getting nastier and more vitriolic . the longer that vitriolic. the longer that thew-ie— vitriolic. the longer that they're out. _ vitriolic. the longer that they're out. it.“ vitriolic. the longer that- they're out. how much more can king charles take exactly , and king charles take exactly, and how can they trust that he's not going to leak details of the day? you know, they can't trust him. — day? you know, they can't trust him. he— day? you know, they can't trust him. he hush— day? you know, they can't trust him. he just arrives— 2w7 you know, they can't trust him. he just arrives like ewewheew— him. he just arrives like everybody else at the door of the— everybody else at the door of the sheep. — everybody else at the door of the abbey- he— everybody else at the door of the abbey. it; 2 iii“ “2 the abbey. he shoved behind a pillow and then he's packed on a plane home, finished? yeah, exactly. they shouldn't him exactly. they shouldn't give him any exactly. they shouldn't give him pew—him— exactly. they shouldn't give him pew—him phy- exactly. they shouldn't give him any—him any extra. any extra. give him any extra. no. christine hamilton, adam brooks, larzer, thank brooks, matthew larzer, thank you much. my superstar panel you so much. my superstar panel hp.— you so much. my superstar panel with-eh— you so much. my superstar panel with-eh highe— you so much. my superstar panel with-all night. but— it.“ my superstar panel with all night. but coming with me all night. but coming up, with me all night. but coming .p, we-ii— with me all night. but coming up, we-ii have— with me all night. but coming up, we'll have-on- with me all night. but coming up, we'll have on the up, we'll have more on the warring— warring windsor brothers as hairy-s— warring windsor brothers as harry's biographer, angela iewih— levin, gives her unflinching eheiwsis— levin, gives her unflinching analysis-this— levin, gives her unflinching analysis this exhausting analysis on this exhausting eh— analysis on this exhausting circus of treachery. but next, shei— circus of treachery. but next, after leading— circus of treachery. but next, after leading british olympian hippie— after leading british olympian marie yamauchi _ after leading british olympian marie yamauchi hits out at the wrong— marie yamauchi hits out at the wiehp phi— marie yamauchi hits out at the wrong and unfair— marie yamauchi hits out at the wrong and unfair participation of wrong and unfair participation eh e— wrong and unfair participation eh e wens— wrong and unfair participation of a trans athlete in the women's london marathon , should women's london marathon, should wens— women's london marathon, should wehs ehhiehes— women's london marathon, should trans athletes be— women's london marathon, should trans athletes be banned from heheie— trans athletes be banned from heheie spew— trans athletes be banned from female sport at— trans athletes be banned from female sport at all levels ? with female sport at all levels? with a runner at the— female sport at all levels? with a runner at the centre of that eehwewesw— a runner at the centre of that controversy, glenn frank goes hesi— controversy, glenn frank goes head he— controversy, glenn frank goes head he hesi— controversy, glenn frank goes head to head with british shot put ehehpieh— head to head with british shot put ehehpieh e— head to head with british shot put champion a team gb member, aheiie— put champion a team gb member, amelia strickler— put champion a team gb member, amelia strickler ,_ put champion a team gb member, amelia strickler , straight after amelia strickler, straight after the week.— amelia strickler, straight after the break. but— amelia strickler, straight after the break. but what do you think

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controversy at the weekend after trans runner glenn frank was allowed to compete in the female category. so this is glenn stopping for an interview during the race. i've got glenn here, he— the race. i've got glenn here, he yew— the race. i've got glenn here, he yew fish— 2 i've got glenn here, not your first marathon, i heiiewe. — not your first marathon, i believe. no,— not your first marathon, i believe. no, this- not your first marathon, i believe. \i:::i ll not your first marathon, i believe. with 22 believe. no, this will be 17. and i'm believe. no, this will be 17. and i-h ieihp— believe. no, this will be 17. and i'm doing the— believe. no, this will be 17. and i'm doing the six- believe. with 22 and i'm doing the six majors. i-we— and i'm doing the six majors. i-we hush— and i'm doing the six majors. we test iehe— and i'm doing the six majors. i've just done tokyo and new yew— i've just done tokyo and new yew het— i've just done tokyo and new york last year— i've just done tokyo and new york last year and then this year— york last year and then this year chieepe— york last year and then this year chieepe ,— york last year and then this year chicago , berlin, 2024 will year chicago, berlin, 2024 will be year chicago, berlin, 2024 will he the — year chicago, berlin, 2024 will be the number— year chicago, berlin, 2024 will be the number six. and then theis— be the number six. and then hheh-s e— be the number six. and then that's a week— be the number six. and then that's a week before london. so a that's a week before london. so eweeh— that's a week before london. so eweeh rese— that's a week before london. so a week rest, but— that's a week before london. so a week rest, but girl power wehehihp— a week rest, but girl power wehehihp eh— a week rest, but girl power watching on was one of britain's greatest— watching on was one of britain's greatest ever— watching on was one of britain's greatest ever marathon runners phi— greatest ever marathon runners and women's rights activists. ' and women's rights activists. a friend— and women's rights activists. a friend ei— and women's rights activists. a friend eh the— and women's rights activists. a friend of the show,— and women's rights activists. a friend of the show, actually, mara yamauchi, who told the daily telegraph that it was, quote, wrong and unfair for glenn to compete against females and that nearly 14,000 women had seen their places worsened as a result . last month, glenn erg result. last month, glenn erg ran in the tokyo marathon in the male category as glenn said, and did the same in the new york marathon in november. and in an

interview with mail online yesterday, glenn insisted i wasn't taking any advantage over another female. i've just entered as a general public and i'm raising money for charity, but said i apologise for entering under the female category because i haven't had surgery how ever biological surgery yet. how ever biological males who have had surgery still retain an unfair physical advantage , hence why world advantage, hence why world athletics voted to exclude transgender women from female events . so tonight transgender women from female events. so tonight i'm asking should trans athletes be banned from women's sports at all levels? let me know what you think on this down at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb news. but to debate this now, i'm delighted to say we have the runner at the centre of this storm, glenn erg. frank and they're going up against team gb athlete and british shot put champion a amelia strickler. so glenn, can you understand the criticism from mara yamauchi yes, i can. high and i'm so glad to yes, i can. high and i'm so glad he he— yes, i can. high and i'm so glad he he eh— yes, i can. high and i'm so glad he he eh hhe— yes, i can. high and i'm so glad to be on the show— “his itw high and i'm so glad to be on the show because i do

eehweiiw— to be on the show because i do actually appreciate— to be on the show because i do actually appreciate her as what she shephe— actually appreciate her as what she stands for— actually appreciate her as what she stands for and also as i'm hiehsihiehihp— she stands for and also as i'm transitioning ._ she stands for and also as i'm transitioning . as— she stands for and also as i'm transitioning . as you rightly transitioning. as you rightly spie— transitioning. as you rightly seii ,— transitioning. as you rightly seii , i— transitioning. as you rightly seie , i agree— transitioning. as you rightly said , i agree that in the uk said, i agree that in the uk speihs— said, i agree that in the uk speihs phi— said, i agree that in the uk sports and world sports, there shephe— sports and world sports, there shewii he— sports and world sports, there should be new— sports and world sports, there should be new maybe restrictions on should be new maybe restrictions eh hens— should be new maybe restrictions on trans athletes,— should be new maybe restrictions on trans athletes, male or hemeie— on trans athletes, male or female. and— on trans athletes, male or female. and i— on trans athletes, male or female. and i agree. i would not ehhei— female. and i agree. i would not ehhei eh— female. and i agree. i would not enter an elite— female. and i agree. i would not enter an elite event— female. and i agree. i would not enter an elite event even if i was trans because there's no eehepew.— was trans because there's no eehepew. se— was trans because there's no eehepew. se i— was trans because there's no category. so i do— was trans because there's no category. so i do actually agree wihh— category. so i do actually agree wihh hei— category. so i do actually agree wihh her she— category. so i do actually agree with her and it— category. so i do actually agree with her and it should be hiewphh— with her and it should be hiewphh he— with her and it should be brought to the- with her and it should be brought to the forefront , too, brought to the forefront, too, hheh— brought to the forefront, too, hheh wheh — brought to the forefront, too, that when we _ brought to the forefront, too, that when we enter these events , as i— that when we enter these events , as i ehheiei— that when we enter these events , as i entered new— that when we enter these events , as i entered new york and iehwe— , as i entered new york and iehwe es— , as i entered new york and tokyo as glenn,— , as i entered new york and tokyo as glenn, because that's on tokyo as glenn, because that's eh hw— tokyo as glenn, because that's eh my pesspeh— tokyo as glenn, because that's on my passport and the governing heip— on my passport and the governing heip eh— on my passport and the governing heip eh wh— on my passport and the governing body eh iih spewe— on my passport and the governing body of uk sport, the world spewe— body of uk sport, the world speih, ih— body of uk sport, the world sport, if that's— body of uk sport, the world sport, if that's i— body of uk sport, the world sport, if that's i can say that he— sport, if that's i can say that hhew heed— sport, if that's i can say that he need he— sport, if that's i can say that they need to also— sport, if that's i can say that they need to also police because yes ,— they need to also police because wee , i— they need to also police because wee , i ehheiei— they need to also police because yes , i entered under women yes, i entered under women because— yes, i entered under women heeewse when— yes, i entered under women because when i— yes, i entered under women because when i registered hheie-s— because when i registered hheie-s e— because when i registered there's a category that you tick wheh— there's a category that you tick wheh pehiei— there's a category that you tick what gender am— there's a category that you tick what gender am i? and it says heie— what gender am i? and it says heie ,— what gender am i? and it says heie , heheie— what gender am i? and it says male , female or— what gender am i? and it says male , female or other or, or non male, female or other or, or non hihew— male, female or other or, or non hihew phi— male, female or other or, or non

binary and actually— male, female or other or, or non binary and actually i see myself as heheie— binary and actually i see myself as female when— binary and actually i see myself as female when i— binary and actually i see myself as female when i when i, when i or women, when i— as female when i when i, when i or women, when i transition ether— or women, when i transition ehhei surgery-— or women, when i transition after surgery. yeah okay. so hheh-s— after surgery. yeah okay. so hheh-s i— after surgery. yeah okay. so that's i understand- after surgery. yeah okay. so that's i understand .- after surgery. yeah okay. so that's i understand . i- that's i understand. i understand how that happened. yes amelia strictly you're obviously one of our top women athletes. british shot putting champion from your point of view, this is wrong at any level. right yes, completely . level. right yes, completely. you know, all women at any level , any age deserve fair sport. and you know, the marathon rules shehe— and you know, the marathon rules shehe hheh— and you know, the marathon rules shehe hheh eh— and you know, the marathon rules state that at least— and you know, the marathon rules state that at least until up whhii— state that at least until up until march— state that at least until up until march 31st, the rules shehei— until march 31st, the rules stated that— until march 31st, the rules stated that biological males hush— stated that biological males hush keep— stated that biological males must keep their— stated that biological males must keep their testosterone ieweis— must keep their testosterone ieweis .— must keep their testosterone levels . under— must keep their testosterone levels . under five nanomoles must keep their testosterone levels. under five nanomoles in eiiei— levels. under five nanomoles in eiiei he— levels. under five nanomoles in order to compete— levels. under five nanomoles in order to compete in the women's eehepew— order to compete in the women's eehepew hei— order to compete in the women's eehepew her is— order to compete in the women's category for 12 months. so you knew,— category for 12 months. so you knew, hw— category for 12 months. so you know, by entering— category for 12 months. so you know, by entering as female, wee-we— know, by entering as female, you've technically provided heise— you've technically provided false information and, you know, eeeeiiihp— false information and, you know, eeeeiiihp he— false information and, you know, according to the— false information and, you know, according to the rules , false according to the rules, false information— according to the rules, false information can— according to the rules, false information can get results ehhwiiei— information can get results annulled as— information can get results annulled as well. and bans from

where— annulled as well. and bans from hwhwe eees— annulled as well. and bans from future races, which— annulled as well. and bans from future races, which clearly glen ihhehis— future races, which clearly glen ihhehis he— future races, which clearly glen intends to enter— future races, which clearly glen intends to enter as— future races, which clearly glen intends to enter as females. future races, which clearly glen intends to enter as females . so, intends to enter as females. so, you— intends to enter as females. so, wew knew,— intends to enter as females. so, you knew, ih— intends to enter as females. so, you knew, p. e,— intends to enter as females. so, you know, 14, 18, i— intends to enter as females. so, you know, 14, 18, i believe, wooe— you know, 14, 18, i believe, 14,000 women _ you know, 14, 18, i believe, 14,000 women men were pehehhieiiw— 14,000 women men were potentially displaced because of sien— potentially displaced because of eieh ephe— potentially displaced because of eieh ehhw. ee— potentially displaced because of eieh ehhw. se i— potentially displaced because of glen entry. so i mean, you know, hhese— glen entry. so i mean, you know, hhese hhese— glen entry. so i mean, you know, those those matter— glen entry. so i mean, you know, those those matter to people. ahe— those those matter to people. and i— those those matter to people. and i definitely— those those matter to people. and i definitely think that, you knew— and i definitely think that, you knew ,— and i definitely think that, you knew , yew— and i definitely think that, you know , you know,— and i definitely think that, you know , you know, it should be know, you know, it should be peiieei— know, you know, it should be policed better,— know, you know, it should be policed better, you know , policed better, you know, because— policed better, you know, heeewse ih— policed better, you know, because it really does matter. i-we— because it really does matter. he hei— because it really does matter. ive had se— because it really does matter. i've had so many— because it really does matter. i've had so many messages off sewing,— i've had so many messages off women saying, you know, thank you women saying, you know, thank wew hei— women saying, you know, thank you her speehihp— women saying, you know, thank you for speaking out like it is so you for speaking out like it is se ihpeihehh— you for speaking out like it is so important to— you for speaking out like it is so important to me, even though, you so important to me, even though, wew hhew— so important to me, even though, you knew, hhew— so important to me, even though, you knew, he mew— so important to me, even though, you know, they may not have been in hhe— you know, they may not have been in hhe-ieee.— you know, they may not have been in hhe-ieee. se— you know, they may not have been in the-race. so it— you know, they may not have been in the race. so it does in the elite race. so it does hehhei. — in the elite race. so it does matter. certainly 22 matter. certainly indeed. so, sienn— matter. certainly indeed. so, eiehh .— matter. certainly indeed. so, glenn , how do you feel about glenn, how do you feel about that? says that that? amelia says that regardless of how you ipp identify, if you're actually following the rules, you've got to accept even after even after your surgery, your testosterone is going to be too high. so if you're entering, you're going to have to tick the male box. is that something you have an issue with with regards to the testosterone ? and also, when

testosterone? and also, when i do testosterone? and also, when i he pe— testosterone? and also, when i he pe whiei— testosterone? and also, when i do go under hormone- 7 and also, when i do go under hormone replacement hheiepw— do go under hormone replacement hheiepw ih— do go under hormone replacement hheiepw ih wihh— do go under hormone replacement therapy, it will be— do go under hormone replacement therapy, it will be very low. my— therapy, it will be very low. my testosterone— therapy, it will be very low. my testosterone is- therapy, it will be very low. my testosterone is low- therapy, it will be very low. my testosterone is low anyway. but with regards to entering this event , but with regards to entering this event, i'm not an elite athlete and what i'm saying is how come the governing body of uk sport could not actually mention that on the registration side saying that i should be entering under the male category , which i did because i had to think, hang on, what is my i'm sorry, i entered under female because i know that i'm going to because i know that i'm going to be become a female . but on the be become a female. but on the in the rules that i've see on my on the page on the official page of london it does not say that i have to have tested because i would have then entered under male because i am. yes, i am still male and when i transition i will be become female, transgender , female, but i'll transgender, female, but i'll still be biological male. so amelia is that i apologise again to yourself as and all the other

women out there that i've displaced and i just feel that i wasn't policed by the sport . wasn't policed by the sport. okay, glenn, appreciate that. ieh-s— okay, glenn, appreciate that. ieh-s iwsh— okay, glenn, appreciate that. ieh-s iwsh ieh— okay, glenn, appreciate that. let's just let amelia respond . let's just let amelia respond. uhiei— let's just let amelia respond. uhiei heis— let's just let amelia respond. under male . okay.- let's just let amelia respond. 2 okay. yeah. no, under male. okay. yeah. no, i eppieeiehe— under male. okay. yeah. no, i appreciate that. _ under male. okay. yeah. no, i appreciate that. glenn- 2 okay. yeah. no, i appreciate that. glenn just let aheiie— appreciate that. glenn just let aheiie seme— appreciate that. glenn just let amelia come in— appreciate that. glenn just let amelia come in here. got doing hhehe— amelia come in here. got doing hhehe we,— amelia come in here. got doing hhehe he, i— amelia come in here. got doing that? no, i appreciate glenn sewing— that? no, i appreciate glenn sewing hheh— that? no, i appreciate glenn saying that because uk rules and hiihish— saying that because uk rules and british athletics— saying that because uk rules and british athletics rules in the iehieh— british athletics rules in the london marathon page , it says it london marathon page, it says it sees— london marathon page, it says it eees apply— london marathon page, it says it eees apply . — london marathon page, it says it eees apply . se— london marathon page, it says it does apply. so and— london marathon page, it says it does apply . w2 does apply. so and that's for any entry charity you know charity elite everyone. so the rule is technically do still apply in this situation . those apply in this situation. those rules when i enter on- “ those rules when i enter on the page hhiewph— rules when i enter on the page hhiewph hhe— rules when i enter on the page through the charity , there's through the charity, there's hehhihp— through the charity, there's hehhihp he— through the charity, there's nothing to say— through the charity, there's nothing to say policing. and hey— nothing to say policing. and they basically— nothing to say policing. and they basically what happened shephe— they basically what happened shewie heppeh— they basically what happened should happen is when i enter phi— should happen is when i enter and hey— should happen is when i enter and hey see— should happen is when i enter and they see my— should happen is when i enter and they see my passport, they shephe— and they see my passport, they shewii have— and they see my passport, they should have then— and they see my passport, they should have then said to me , should have then said to me, amie,— should have then said to me, arnie, because— should have then said to me, arnie, because i— should have then said to me, arnie, because i am actually i'm so arnie, because i am actually i'm se sehw— arnie, because i am actually i'm se sehw huh— arnie, because i am actually i'm se sehw huh i— arnie, because i am actually i'm so sorry, but i didn't understand- so sorry, but i didn't understand those rules because i'm understand those rules because i-h heh— understand those rules because heh heh eh— understand those rules because heh heh up she— understand those rules because i'm not an and to— understand those rules because i'm not an and to be honest,

hheh-s— i'm not an and to be honest, hheh-s presh— i'm not an and to be honest, that's great that— i'm not an and to be honest, that's great that you've upeiepisee. - that's great that you've apologised. ' 2 that's great that you've apologised. “2 apologised. and i think this points to a wider problem. so amelia, we take this at amelia, look, if we take this at a macro level, this is a macro level, because this is going be happening at sports going to be happening at sports events the world, events all over the world, right? do we have to start accepting, amelia that maybe the answer is for a separate trans category to avoid this ? right? category to avoid this? right? i mean, i don't think i'm qualified enough to make that decision ultimately , you know, decision ultimately, you know, the rules do need to be followed. and world athletics hes— followed. and world athletics hes eehueiiw— 2 and world athletics has actually changed their uesi— has actually changed their rules, which— has actually changed their rules, which is— has actually changed their rules, which is also made hiihish— rules, which is also made british athletics change their uesi — british athletics change their uesi se — british athletics change their uesi se es— british athletics change their rules. so as of— british athletics change their rules. so as of the 31st of harsh— rules. so as of the 31st of harsh he— rules. so as of the 31st of march, no biological males are heehhieeiiw— march, no biological males are technically allowed to compete in hhe— technically allowed to compete in the women's— technically allowed to compete in the women's category for that piesewehieh— in the women's category for that piesewehieh eh— in the women's category for that preservation of fairness . end of preservation of fairness. end of shew.— preservation of fairness. end of shew. wih— preservation of fairness. end of story. all women— preservation of fairness. end of story. all women and girls . yes, story. all women and girls. yes, exuehiw. — story. all women and girls. yes, exuehiw. se— story. all women and girls. yes, exuehiw. se i— story. all women and girls. yes, exactly. so i mean,— story. all women and girls. yes, exactly. so i mean, i will not do exactly. so i mean, i will not he hhuh— exactly. so i mean, i will not he hheh up— exactly. so i mean, i will not he hheh up he. — exactly. so i mean, i will not do that up to. okay. so i mean, ih— do that up to. okay. so i mean, heh heh— do that up to. okay. so i mean, i'm not involved— do that up to. okay. so i mean, i'm not involved in— do that up to. okay. so i mean, i'm not involved in the heiehheh— i'm not involved in the marathon. so,- i'm not involved in the marathon. so, you know , i don't marathon. so, you know, i don't have— marathon. so, you know, i don't have u— marathon. so, you know, i don't have u sew— marathon. so, you know, i don't have u sew ih— marathon. so, you know, i don't have a say in those— marathon. so, you know, i don't have a say in those categories at have a say in those categories uh uh. — have a say in those categories uh uh. huh.— have a say in those categories at all. but. okay.— have a say in those categories at all. but. okay. but in the huhure— at all. but. okay. but in the future, glenn,— at all. but. okay. but in the future, glenn, if— at all. but. okay. but in the future, glenn, if you accept heh,— future, glenn, if you accept pap, hhuh— future, glenn, if you accept that, that you— future, glenn, if you accept that, that you will have to

ehhei— that, that you will have to ehhei es— that, that you will have to enter as a male- that, that you will have to enter as a male in the future. indeed.— enter as a male in the future. ihueeu. anu— enter as a male in the future. indeed. and you— enter as a male in the future. indeed. and you know- enter as a male in the future. indeed. and you know what? when indeed. and you know what? when i enter and hopefully i will be able to because i've done 17 consecutive london marathons raised over 30,000 charities raised over 30,000 for charities . and i love sport. i'm a personal trainer. i appreciate all athletes and just love it. i just watch it all the time, but i will now when i enter london, it's going to say gender, male or female. i'm going to take male because i don't want to cause what i've caused. i feel so sad now, upset. i know. i really, really appreciate- really, really appreciate you eehihp— really, really appreciate you eehihp eh— really, really appreciate you coming on tonight. really, really appreciate you coming on tonight . it was a it coming on tonight. it was a it was an important— coming on tonight. it was a it was an important thing to do. i hhihh— was an important thing to do. i hhihh weue— was an important thing to do. i hhihh youe puh— was an important thing to do. i think you've put your case well, phi— think you've put your case well, and im— think you've put your case well, and hen sue— think you've put your case well, and i'm sure amelia appreciates it, and i'm sure amelia appreciates ih, hee— and i'm sure amelia appreciates ih, hee. se— and i'm sure amelia appreciates ih, hee. se se— and i'm sure amelia appreciates it, too. so so thank— and i'm sure amelia appreciates it, too. so so thank you so much to it, too. so so thank you so much he hens— it, too. so so thank you so much to trans marathon— it, too. so so thank you so much to trans marathon runner glenn hunk— to trans marathon runner glenn iiehh phi— to trans marathon runner glenn frank and british— to trans marathon runner glenn frank and british shot put ehehpieh— frank and british shot put champion amelia strickler. of course , is a proud team gb course, is a proud team gb ehhiehe— course, is a proud team gb ehhiehe .— course, is a proud team gb ehhiehe . se— course, is a proud team gb athlete . so who- course, is a proud team gb athlete . so who do you agree athlete. so who do you agree wihh— athlete. so who do you agree wihh eh— athlete. so who do you agree with on this?— athlete. so who do you agree with on this? should trans ehhiehes— with on this? should trans athletes be _ with on this? should trans athletes be banned from women's spehs— athletes be banned from women's speihs eh— athletes be banned from women's sports at.levels?_ athletes be banned from women's sports at levels? from sports at all levels? from ahhhee— sports at all levels? from ahhheu e— sports at all levels? from anthea 7 it's— sports at all levels? from anthea ? it's a- sports at all levels? from anthea ? it's a no brainer. of anthea? it's a no brainer. of hhew— anthea? it's a no brainer. of course they should be banned. heu— course they should be banned.

you-remove all- course they should be banned. you remove all biological you cannot remove all biological uspeehs— you cannot remove all biological espeehs eh— you cannot remove all biological aspects oflmale,_ you cannot remove all biological aspects of male, including aspects of a male, including physique— aspects of a male, including physique .— aspects of a male, including physique - this— aspects of a male, including physique . this exactly why we physique. this is exactly why we have — physique. this is exactly why we have sepeiuhe— physique. this is exactly why we have separate female have separate male and female spehs— have separate male and female spehs-heh— have separate male and female speihs-iuh eh— have separate male and female sports pat on twitter sports event. pat on twitter wiihes— sports event. pat on twitter wiihes he— sports event. pat on twitter wiihes he us— sports event. pat on twitter writes to us if— sports event. pat on twitter writes to us if trans sports was heh— writes to us if trans sports was heh hens— writes to us if trans sports was heh hiehs heh— writes to us if trans sports was fair, trans men would be eehpehihp— fair, trans men would be eehpehihp ih— fair, trans men would be competing in the men's division. but competing in the men's division. huh hhew— competing in the men's division. huh hhew heh-h. — competing in the men's division. but they don't. and from david hhis— but they don't. and from david hhis is— but they don't. and from david hhis is wie— but they don't. and from david this is via the— but they don't. and from david this is via the email. i have no issue— this is via the email. i have no wihh— this is via the email. i have no issue with genuine— this is via the email. i have no issue with genuine trans people. i issue with genuine trans people. i iespeeh— issue with genuine trans people. i iespeeh hheii— issue with genuine trans people. i respect their choice and heiiewe— i respect their choice and believe they _ i respect their choice and believe they should be supported .-sheuieh-h— believe they should be supported .-shouldn't really- believe they should be supported . shouldn't really have . but this shouldn't really have ever-allowed. _ . but this shouldn't really have ever-allowed. and- . but this shouldn't really have ever allowed. and your ever been allowed. and your weiiieh— ever been allowed. and your weiiieh is— ever been allowed. and your verdict is now— ever been allowed. and your verdict is now in.— ever been allowed. and your verdict is now in. well, this is eh— verdict is now in. well, this is one of our most— verdict is now in. well, this is one of our most overwhelming peiis— one of our most overwhelming peiis .— one of our most overwhelming peiis . swee— one of our most overwhelming peiis . 97h eh— one of our most overwhelming polls . 97% of you— one of our most overwhelming polls . 97% of you say that trans polls. 97% of you say that trans ehhiehes— polls. 97% of you say that trans athletes should— polls. 97% of you say that trans athletes should be— polls. 97% of you say that trans athletes should be banned from speihs— athletes should be banned from women's sports at— athletes should be banned from women's sports at all levels, hush— women's sports at all levels, hush ew— women's sports at all levels, just see saving— women's sports at all levels, just 3% saying they should be eiiewei— just 3% saying they should be eiiewei he— just 3% saying they should be allowed to compete. coming up, having— allowed to compete. coming up, having see— allowed to compete. coming up, having seen off— allowed to compete. coming up, having seen off boris truss and hush,— having seen off boris truss and hueh hhe— having seen off boris truss and raab, the whitehall blob , are raab, the whitehall blob, are puhhihp— raab, the whitehall blob, are now gunning for— raab, the whitehall blob, are now gunning for steve barclay as the now gunning for steve barclay as hhe eehiwish— now gunning for steve barclay as the activist journalist at the guardian.— the activist journalist at the guardian. i— the activist journalist at the guardian. i bet— the activist journalist at the guardian. i bet you can imagine whe— guardian. i bet you can imagine whe iepeih— guardian. i bet you can imagine whe iepeih hhuh— guardian. i bet you can imagine who report that the health seeiehew— who report that the health seeiehew is— who report that the health secretary is the latest mini iishei— secretary is the latest mini iishei he— secretary is the latest mini lister to be _ secretary is the latest mini lister to be accused of bullying . se— lister to be accused of bullying . se heh— lister to be accused of bullying . se iew wh— lister to be accused of bullying . so tory mp for— lister to be accused of bullying . so tory mp for bury north hhes— . so tory mp for bury north james puiew— . so tory mp for bury north james daley is— . so tory mp for bury north james daley is going to hit out at james daley is going to hit out eh hhe— james daley is going to hit out eh hhe eiwii— james daley is going to hit out at the civil servants disrupting ieheeiuew. — at the civil servants disrupting democracy. live— at the civil servants disrupting democracy. live in the studio ieheu— democracy. live in the studio iehei. huh— democracy. live in the studio later. but first,— democracy. live in the studio later. but first, after prince

huh— later. but first, after princei heiw—ieheiis later. but first, after prince. harry _ details of harry shared private details of his brother's— harry shared private details of his brother's seven figure settlement— his brother's seven figure settlement over phone hacking in a settlement over phone hacking in e-eh— settlement over phone hacking in a-of bombshell— settlement over phone hacking in a of bombshell courtroom a series of bombshell courtroom ieweiuhiehs— a series of bombshell courtroom revelations, has— a series of bombshell courtroom revelations, has now blown revelations, has he now blown his eeheeh— revelations, has he now blown his chance at— revelations, has he now blown his chance at reconciliation wihh— his chance at reconciliation with william,— his chance at reconciliation with william, harry's biographer,- with william, harry's biographer, angela levin has her uhhiihehihp— biographer, angela levin has her unflinching analysis on the susse— unflinching analysis on the sussex mission— unflinching analysis on the sussex mission to destroy the ceiehehieh. — sussex mission to destroy the coronation. she's— sussex mission to destroy the coronation. she's live .

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weieehe— white on gb news news. welcome back. 37” “chi; white on gb news news. welcome back. 37” “iii: welcome back. prince harry's esteemed biographer , angela esteemed biographer, angela levin, joins me live now to dissect those astonishing high court revelations lines which i spoke about at the top of the show. so angela, you obviously are the british journalist who knows harry best. you've spent a huge amount of time with him, but you're also camilla's biographer , too. what lucky me biographer, too. what lucky me is he doing ten days before the coroner mission using a futile court case about something that happened years ago to throw grenades at his father at his stepmother, at his brother , but stepmother, at his brother, but also the late queen who yet again he portrays as some sort of bumbling fool who has no control over her own courtiers and her own son. i mean, this is so highly offensive. angela yeah, let's start— so highly offensive. angela yeah, let's start there. - “ h3“3p angela yeah, let's start there. i don't eehueiiw— yeah, let's start there. i don't actually believe _ yeah, let's start there. i don't actually believe the queen said upwhhhe— actually believe the queen said ehwhhihp. ih-s— actually believe the queen said anything. it's very— actually believe the queen said anything. it's very easy to say sehehhihp— anything. it's very easy to say something about— anything. it's very easy to say something about someone who's pussei— something about someone who's passed away— something about someone who's passed away .— something about someone who's passed away . sew— something about someone who's passed away . say she wouldn't passed away. say she wouldn't have— passed away. say she wouldn't have eehueiiw— passed away. say she wouldn't have actually given him her.

where-s— have actually given him her. where-s hhe— have actually given him her. where's the proof,— have actually given him her. where's the proof, harry? exactly. and think he's just exactly. and i think he's just making— exactly. and i think he's just making hhihps— exactly. and i think he's just making things up. he's iespepuhe— making things up. he's desperate, though . he's desperate, though. he's eespeiehe— desperate, though. he's desperate to _ desperate, though. he's desperate to get the headlines . desperate to get the headlines. hhe— desperate to get the headlines. iehe ih— desperate to get the headlines. iehe ih eh.— desperate to get the headlines. take it off. king— desperate to get the headlines. take it off. king charles and queen— take it off. king charles and queen camilla— take it off. king charles and queen camilla and to actually get queen camilla and to actually peh hheie— queen camilla and to actually peh hheie eh— queen camilla and to actually get there on the _ queen camilla and to actually get there on the newspaper and he ieesh-h— get there on the newspaper and he doesn't care.— get there on the newspaper and he doesn't care. and i think hheh— he doesn't care. and i think hheh ee— he doesn't care. and i think hheh eh— he doesn't care. and i think that one of the— he doesn't care. and i think that one of the reasons is that hhe— that one of the reasons is that hhe peepie— that one of the reasons is that hhe peepie whe— that one of the reasons is that the people who still support him:— the people who still support him, siiiw— the people who still support him, silly fools— the people who still support him, silly fools and meghan only get him, silly fools and meghan only peh u— him, silly fools and meghan only peh e shippeh— him, silly fools and meghan only peh e shippeh eh— him, silly fools and meghan only get a snippet of what he's sewihp. — get a snippet of what he's saying- they— get a snippet of what he's saying. they take that snippet phi— saying. they take that snippet and hey— saying. they take that snippet and hey heh-h— saying. they take that snippet and they don't listen to any . ihew— and they don't listen to any more . they don't want to hear more. they don't want to hear any— more. they don't want to hear any huh— more. they don't want to hear any more. but he's made a eehheeh— any more. but he's made a contact with— any more. but he's made a contact with them and that's why use— contact with them and that's why uise hush— contact with them and that's why uise iush he — contact with them and that's why also just to divert— contact with them and that's why also just to divert for a second hheh— also just to divert for a second hheh he— also just to divert for a second hheh he we— also just to divert for a second that he was talking meghan was heihihp— that he was talking meghan was heihihp eheuh— that he was talking meghan was talking about racism. it's to whe— talking about racism. it's to pipe ih— talking about racism. it's to bring it back— talking about racism. it's to bring it back before the coronation. _ bring it back before the coronation. of course . but the coronation. of course. but the wheie— coronation. of course. but the wheie hhihp— coronation. of course. but the wheie hhihp i— coronation. of course. but the whole thing i mean , the judge whole thing i mean, the judge spie— whole thing i mean, the judge said he— whole thing i mean, the judge said he him,— whole thing i mean, the judge said to him, you— whole thing i mean, the judge said to him, you know, you're very— said to him, you know, you're very inconsistent— said to him, you know, you're very inconsistent because he spie— very inconsistent because he said he— very inconsistent because he said he wanted— very inconsistent because he said he wanted to bring the case in zeie. — said he wanted to bring the case in zeie. huh— said he wanted to bring the case in zeie. huh ih— said he wanted to bring the case in 2019. but if he'd— said he wanted to bring the case in 2019. but if he'd have known hheh— in 2019. but if he'd have known hheh he— in 2019. but if he'd have known that he could— in 2019. but if he'd have known that he could speak earlier , that he could speak earlier, hei— that he could speak earlier, he-i have— that he could speak earlier, he'd have brought it in 2012. ahe— he'd have brought it in 2012. and hhe—

he'd have brought it in 2012. whe hhe iuepe— he'd have brought it in 2012. and the judge said, but you wihh-h— and the judge said, but you iiih-h wehh— and the judge said, but you didn't want to— and the judge said, but you didn't want to do that. you eeuii— didn't want to do that. you eeuii weu— didn't want to do that. you could you know,- didn't want to do that. you could you know, this is nonsense . hes.— could you know, this is nonsense . hes. i— could you know, this is nonsense .hes. i hhihh— could you know, this is nonsense . yes. i think that's— could you know, this is nonsense . yes. i think that's not the pen.— . yes. i think that's not the peihh. i— . yes. i think that's not the point. i think— . yes. i think that's not the point. i think the point is to make— point. i think the point is to make-e— point. i think the point is to make-a nuisance- point. i think the point is to make a nuisance of himself make make a nuisance of himself , make make a nuisance of himself he— make make a nuisance of himself , he peh— make make a nuisance of himself . he peh eh— make make a nuisance of himself , he peh eh hhe— make make a nuisance of himself , to get on the front— make make a nuisance of himself , to get on the front pages . as , to get on the front pages. as you— , to get on the front pages. as weu hhew, — , to get on the front pages. as you know, that's— , to get on the front pages. as you know, that's why he came heheie— you know, that's why he came over before it— you know, that's why he came over before it was— you know, that's why he came over before it was completely unnecessary . this time he's unnecessary. this time he's wehehihp— unnecessary. this time he's wehehihp ih— unnecessary. this time he's watching it remotely from his heme,— watching it remotely from his heme, which— watching it remotely from his home, which makes a lot more huh— home, which makes a lot more huh he— home, which makes a lot more sense. but he wanted to start it wihh— sense. but he wanted to start it wihh hhe— sense. but he wanted to start it with the aperitif,— sense. but he wanted to start it with the aperitif, say , and this with the aperitif, say, and this hhe— with the aperitif, say, and this hhe huh— with the aperitif, say, and this was the main meal so he could lay was the main meal so he could iew hush— was the main meal so he could iew hush e— was the main meal so he could lay back a little— was the main meal so he could lay back a little bit. but they are lay back a little bit. but they iepuphuhh— lay back a little bit. but they iepuphehh .— lay back a little bit. but they are repugnant, aren't lay back a little bit. but they are repugnant , aren't they? you are repugnant, aren't they? you eehheh— are repugnant, aren't they? you eehheh shehi— are repugnant, aren't they? you cannot stand how— are repugnant, aren't they? you cannot stand how they can be so rude— cannot stand how they can be so iuie phi— cannot stand how they can be so rude and they're— cannot stand how they can be so rude and they're laughing. they ieuphihp— rude and they're laughing. they were laughing at— rude and they're laughing. they were laughing at us, actually, iehhei— were laughing at us, actually, iehhei hheh— were laughing at us, actually, rather than together . it was rather than together. it was very— rather than together. it was were funny. — rather than together. it was very funny. without the basketball— very funny. without the basketball ball. oh yeah. they wehh— basketball ball. oh yeah. they wehh he— basketball ball. oh yeah. they went to yesterday— basketball ball. oh yeah. they went to yesterday . while went to yesterday. well, let's haik— went to yesterday. well, let's talk about that, actually. so seeing that you've raised it, i mean, what was what was going on at the basketball? because there was this very odd moment where harry seemed to want to have a pubuc harry seemed to want to have a public kiss in the park first. miss meghan has always wanted

this public display of affection instead. yes, she turned away. she blocked him in a very similar way, actually, that diana did very , very famously diana did very, very famously with with prince charles at the at the polo in 1992. and so, you know, meghan has long studied. diana. do you think there was anything purposeful there? no, i think she didn't want him- “3 7 no, i think she didn't want him to hiss— think she didn't want him to hiss heu— think she didn't want him to hiss her. i— think she didn't want him to kiss her. i think— think she didn't want him to kiss her. i think those days are pessihiw— kiss her. i think those days are pessihiw hei— kiss her. i think those days are possibly far less— kiss her. i think those days are possibly far less of an interest for possibly far less of an interest heh heh— possibly far less of an interest heh heh huh— possibly far less of an interest for her. but she— possibly far less of an interest for her. but she then did a huge ieuph— for her. but she then did a huge ieuph. heu— for her. but she then did a huge ieuph. heu eph— for her. but she then did a huge laugh. you can see— for her. but she then did a huge laugh. you can see this laugh . laugh. you can see this laugh. she— laugh. you can see this laugh. she epehs— laugh. you can see this laugh. she epehs hei— laugh. you can see this laugh. she opens her mouth wide and she ieehs— she opens her mouth wide and she leans over with— she opens her mouth wide and she leans over with her— she opens her mouth wide and she leans over with her whole body laughing-— leans over with her whole body ieuphihp. huh— leans over with her whole body laughing. but you— leans over with her whole body laughing. but you know, some hesi— laughing. but you know, some heii hhe— laughing. but you know, some heii iihe he— laughing. but you know, some dodi like me thinks that it's all dodi like me thinks that it's phi phonev- — dodi like me thinks that it's all phoney. and— dodi like me thinks that it's all phoney. and she's doing hheh.— all phoney. and she's doing that. laughter_ all phoney. and she's doing that. laughter to sort of tease him.— that. laughter to sort of tease hih. huh— that. laughter to sort of tease hih. huh ieeiiw— that. laughter to sort of tease him. but really ,_ that. laughter to sort of tease him. but really , she didn't want him. but really, she didn't want him— him. but really, she didn't want him he— him. but really, she didn't want him heu— him. but really, she didn't want him near her. you— him. but really, she didn't want him near her. you know, how eeuii— him near her. you know, how eeuii she— him near her. you know, how could she disappear when he was heihihp— could she disappear when he was heihihp eheuh— could she disappear when he was talking about the— could she disappear when he was talking about the spare? very iihieuih— talking about the spare? very difficult for— talking about the spare? very difficult for him,— talking about the spare? very difficult for him, you know, to heih— difficult for him, you know, to heih he— difficult for him, you know, to heih he phi— difficult for him, you know, to talk to all the— difficult for him, you know, to talk to all the people who wehhei— talk to all the people who wehhei he— talk to all the people who wanted to be _ talk to all the people who wanted to be interviewed. i heh-h— wanted to be interviewed. i ieh-h heei— wanted to be interviewed. i don't feel sympathetic, but i hhihh— don't feel sympathetic, but i hhihh hheh-s— don't feel sympathetic, but i think that's a— don't feel sympathetic, but i think that's a very awkward hhihp— think that's a very awkward hhihp hei— think that's a very awkward thing for somebody to do. she sheuii— thing for somebody to do. she sheuii have— thing for somebody to do. she should have been— thing for somebody to do. she should have been there with him.

she should have been there with him. she sheuii— should have been there with him. she should have— should have been there with him. she should have helped him. she wehh— she should have helped him. she wash-h—iush- she should have helped him. she wasn't._just come. wasn't. so now she's just come hush— wasn't. so now she's just come hush hesh— wasn't. so now she's just come back fresh and— wasn't. so now she's just come back fresh and changed the back fresh and she's changed the eie— back fresh and she's changed the ehe eh— back fresh and she's changed the ehe eh hei— back fresh and she's changed the colour of her hair.— back fresh and she's changed the colour of her hair. she looks a bit colour of her hair. she looks a hih hike— colour of her hair. she looks a hih hihe eh— colour of her hair. she looks a bit like an egyptian queen, you knew.— bit like an egyptian queen, you knew. eh— bit like an egyptian queen, you know, one of these rigid things . we— know, one of these rigid things . no expression— know, one of these rigid things . no expression on— know, one of these rigid things . no expression on her face. seeihess— . no expression on her face. goodness knows— . no expression on her face. goodness knows what's happened. and ahe— goodness knows what's happened. and ahi she-s— goodness knows what's happened. and and she's laughing. she's peering— and and she's laughing. she's ieeiihp . — and and she's laughing. she's roaring . what— and and she's laughing. she's roaring . what on— and and she's laughing. she's roaring . w“ roaring. what on earth could you beat angela? she only lives in hollywood. but the thing that is so wrong about this is that, as you say, she scarpered over the past few months. she couldn't handle the embarrassment of harry's autobiography , which was harry's autobiography, which was just awful. but why has she come back now ? oh, ten days before back now? oh, ten days before the coronation even when all of the coronation even when all of the focus should be on charles and camilla and this is so clearly planned, isn't it? because we had the ted talk video. we had , as you say, the video. we had, as you say, the oh, we're being very happy go lucky. and i'm dressing like a californian at the basketball. well, this is an incredibly stage managed event. and i believe it is because they want to cause ultimate distraction

and disruption to the king's coronation. yes, of course . coronation. yes, of course. hheh-s— coronation. yes, of course. hheh-s hhe— coronation. yes, of course. that's the only— w“ yes, of course. that's the only reason they need to that's the only reason they need he he— that's the only reason they need he he ih— that's the only reason they need to do it, because— that's the only reason they need to do it, because they want to get— to do it, because they want to peh ih— to do it, because they want to peh ih hhe— to do it, because they want to get in the papers. _ to do it, because they want to get in the papers. they want to be get in the papers. they want to he hheie— get in the papers. they want to he hheie ehe— get in the papers. they want to be there and beat— get in the papers. they want to be there and beat the royal iemihw— be there and beat the royal family. meghan's basically be there and beat the royal family. if meghan's basically be there and beat the royal family. if i meghan's basically be there and beat the royal family. if i can't ghan's basically be there and beat the royal family. if i can't bein's basically be there and beat the royal family. if i can't be there, sically be there and beat the royal family. if i can't be there, i'mlly saying, if i can't be there, i'm shihh— saying, if i can't be there, i'm shihh peihp— saying, if i can't be there, i'm shihh peihp he— saying, if i can't be there, i'm still going to overshadow you. it's still going to overshadow you. he ehhesh— still going to overshadow you. it's almost like— still going to overshadow you. it's almost like she's- still going to overshadow you. it's almost like she's trying to prove a point to them, isn't she? you thought you'd won because i'm not going to be there. always got to win. iiepheh — there. always got to win. meghan. she's- “ww always got to win. meghan. she's always got to win. ahe— meghan. she's always got to win. whe-gees— meghan. she's always got to win. whe-gees eh— meghan. she's always got to win. and-goes on and— meghan. she's always got to win. and-goes on and on- meghan. she's always got to win. and goes on and on and on. and she goes on and on and on. she-s— and she goes on and on and on. she-s weh— and she goes on and on and on. she's very determined, but i hhihh— she's very determined, but i think actually— she's very determined, but i think actually it's now turning epeihsh— think actually it's now turning upuihsh hheh— think actually it's now turning against them because then how pepuhei— against them because then how pepuhei hhew— against them because then how pepuhei hey we— against them because then how popular they are has sunk down hhe— popular they are has sunk down he hhe— popular they are has sunk down into the earth.— popular they are has sunk down into the earth. and people now heeh— into the earth. and people now heeh hush— into the earth. and people now feel much more— into the earth. and people now feel much more compatible to king— feel much more compatible to hihp chuihes— feel much more compatible to king charles because they see hew— king charles because they see how dignified— king charles because they see how dignified he— king charles because they see how dignified he is and how kind he is— how dignified he is and how kind he is he— how dignified he is and how kind he is he peepie.— how dignified he is and how kind he is to people. and how hard hes— he is to people. and how hard he-s working-— he is to people. and how hard he's working. now and queen cehihhe— he's working. now and queen cehihhe he. — he's working. now and queen camilla to. and— he's working. now and queen camilla to. and they you know, hhew— camilla to. and they you know, hhew wehh— camilla to. and they you know, he wehh up— camilla to. and they you know, he wehh up he— camilla to. and they you know, they went up to turn the lights on they went up to turn the lights eh hei— they went up to turn the lights eh heh hhe— they went up to turn the lights on for the eurovision song cehhesh— on for the eurovision song contest and— on for the eurovision song contest and they looked as happy

as he. ahe— contest and they looked as happy as can be. and i— contest and they looked as happy as can be. and i think people iespehi— as can be. and i think people iespehi he— as can be. and i think people respond to that. _ as can be. and i think people respond to that. i— as can be. and i think people respond to that. i think they're pehhihp— respond to that. i think they're pehhihp eh— respond to that. i think they're pehhihp eh wihh— respond to that. i think they're getting on with their own life because— getting on with their own life heeeuse weu — getting on with their own life because you had— getting on with their own life because you had harry and meghan at because you had harry and meghan eh hhe— because you had harry and meghan at the basketball. _ because you had harry and meghan at the basketball. you have wihhieh — at the basketball. you have william conduct ing a war memorial service that is the difference between what these two brothers have chosen to do. and harry claimed that he was going to go to california to continue a life of duty and service. well, he hasn't done that. just a fact. but that. that's just a fact. but when it comes the picture, when it comes to the picture, the narrative that he is trying to paint of charles and disgrace, well, it's just not true, though, either, is it? because this but we know because this idea. but we know that charles and camilla were in cahoots with colluding with british newspaper groups is ludicrous. it just shows that he no longer believes the fact he's he's gone into his own delusional world and he's convinced himself that things that are clearly not true are true. he has to prove himself. ahe— true. he has to prove himself. and he— true. he has to prove himself. and he desperately— he has to prove himself. and he desperately can't do it. so and he desperately can't do it. se hes— and he desperately can't do it. se he-s hwihp— and he desperately can't do it. so he's trying harder and harder. — so he's trying harder and harder. you— so he's trying harder and harder. you can see that , you harder. you can see that, you knew.— harder. you can see that, you knew. he— harder. you can see that, you know, he wants— harder. you can see that, you know, he wants to- harder. you can see that, you know, he wants to win. he wants to know, he wants to win. he wants he peh— know, he wants to win. he wants he peh ee— know, he wants to win. he wants he peh ever— know, he wants to win. he wants to get one over william. that's why— to get one over william. that's why hes— to get one over william. that's why he-s heeh— to get one over william. that's why he's been so—

to get one over william. that's why he's been so rude about him. but why he's been so rude about him. huh ih-s— why he's been so rude about him. but it's actually— why he's been so rude about him. but it's actually more iwihehihp— but it's actually more irritating for- but it's actually more irritating for him because hhewhe— irritating for him because hhewhe heh— irritating for him because they're not saying anything . they're not saying anything. ihewhe— they're not saying anything. ihewhe heh— they're not saying anything. they're not doing anything. ihewhe— they're not doing anything. they're pehhihp— they're not doing anything. they're getting on with their dues— they're getting on with their duties because _ they're getting on with their duties because that's more ihpeihuhh.— duties because that's more important. don't think important. and i don't think i hheuphh— important. and i don't think i hheuphh hheh— important. and i don't think i thought that people might just talk thought that people might just hehh eheuh— thought that people might just talk about the _ thought that people might just talk about the weather at the ceiehehieh — talk about the weather at the coronation with— talk about the weather at the coronation with him, just to be very— coronation with him, just to be very euiehuh— coronation with him, just to be very careful because otherwise very careful, because otherwise hei— very careful, because otherwise he'd-whatever— very careful, because otherwise he'd whatever they said to he'd sell whatever they said to someone _think. someone else. i don't think hhew-hh— someone else. i don't think hhew-hh-he— someone else. i don't think they'll-to him - someone else. i don't think they'll-to him at- someone else. i don't think they'll to him at all. now, they'll talk to him at all. now, wihhieh— they'll talk to him at all. now, william -know- they'll talk to him at all. now, william know william. william won't know william. i heh-h— william won't know william. i ieh-h hhihh— william won't know william. i don't think-of— william won't know william. i don't think of them will. don't think any of them will. ihew-hh — don't think any of them will. ihew-hh -he-s- they'll, they'll if he's whizzing— they'll, they'll if he's whizzing back after the service , whizzing back after the service . ih-s— whizzing back after the service . ih-s heh— whizzing back after the service . ih-s heh peihp— whizzing back after the service , it's not going to— whizzing back after the service , it's not going to have a eeheeh— , it's not going to have a eeheeh he— , it's not going to have a chance to talk- , it's not going to have a chance to talk to anyone. it's going— chance to talk to anyone. it's peihp he— chance to talk to anyone. it's peihp he he— chance to talk to anyone. it's going to be sitting there on his wehh— going to be sitting there on his own. well, the— going to be sitting there on his own. well, the fact- going to be sitting there on his own. ww. going to be sitting there on his own. well, the fact that he's even fallen out with princess even fallen outwith princess eugenie. yes, he says it all because she used to be his biggest ally with him. and i think she told him- biggest ally with him. and i think she told him lots- 33 " and i think she told him lots of things— think she told him lots of things that— think she told him lots of things that were going on. and she— things that were going on. and now she doesn't. _ things that were going on. and now she doesn't. her mother now she doesn't. and her mother was-because she- now she doesn't. and her mother was because she had was very good because she had a few digs.— was very good because she had a few digs. she— was very good because she had a few digs. she said— was very good because she had a few digs. she said she didn't mind— few digs. she said she didn't mind not— few digs. she said she didn't mind not coming. fergie. fergie. if mind not coming. fergie. fergie. if—mind- mind not coming. fergie. fergie. if—mind not- if she she didn't mind not coming— if she she didn't mind not coming because is divorced. coming because she is divorced. and— coming because she is divorced. and-a— coming because she is divorced. and-a state— coming because she is divorced. and a state education. she and it's a state education. she said— and it's a state education. she said the— and it's a state education. she said is ding— and it's a state education. she said the thing is,— and it's a state education. she said the thing is, it's impdddni— said the thing is, it's important is- said the thing is, it's important is to bring the family

together— important is to bring the family idgsdisi did— important is to bring the family together and to— important is to bring the family together and to support each did.— together and to support each ddisi. iiidi— together and to support each other. that was— together and to support each other. that was a— together and to support each other. that was a really big disk. — other. that was a really big disk. ves— other. that was a really big disk. dds — other. that was a really big dick. yes so— other. that was a really big dick. yes so the- other. that was a really big dick. yes so the point is, harry and meghan now no longer have one ally left in the royal family because they've got many allies in america. frankly , i allies in america. frankly, i dink— allies in america. frankly, i inink peepie— allies in america. frankly, i think people can— allies in america. frankly, i think people can see- " w frankly, i think people can see through inis— think people can see through inis nois— think people can see through this more than— think people can see through this more than ever now because it's this more than ever now because is insi— this more than ever now because is idsi going— this more than ever now because is idsi going on— this more than ever now because it's just going on and on and and— it's just going on and on and and they— it's just going on and on and on, and they don't stop. and you mind,— on, and they don't stop. and you ininn vindi— on, and they don't stop. and you think, why.7 you've— on, and they don't stop. and you think, why.7 you've got this idnidsds— think, why.7 you've got this fantastic house,— think, why.7 you've got this fantastic house, you've got widen.— fantastic house, you've got children. what— fantastic house, you've got children. what are you doing? you— children. what are you doing? you know,— children. what are you doing? you know, negative is more is vindi— you know, negative is more is wndi keeps— you know, negative is more is what keeps their— you know, negative is more is what keeps their lives together. i what keeps their lives together. i know. — what keeps their lives together. i know. and — what keeps their lives together. i know. and i— what keeps their lives together. i know. and i think- what keeps their lives together. i know. ' i: what keeps their lives together. i know. ' g i know. and i think you might disagree with me on this, but i just feel like king charles should rescind the invitation. now. it's too early and he can't do indi— now. it's too early and he can't do ind as— now. it's too early and he can't do ind as d— now. it's too early and he can't do that as a father.— now. it's too early and he can't do that as a father. but i think disi— do that as a father. but i think did ins— do that as a father. but i think after the ceremony has taken nidss— after the ceremony has taken nidss ne— after the ceremony has taken place, he doesn't— after the ceremony has taken place, he doesn't want any more insen— place, he doesn't want any more upsets, whatever— place, he doesn't want any more upsets, whatever it— place, he doesn't want any more upsets, whatever it is, after , upsets, whatever it is, after, insis— upsets, whatever it is, after, indie wid— upsets, whatever it is, after, there will be— upsets, whatever it is, after, there will be all— upsets, whatever it is, after, there will be all sorts of sndngss— there will be all sorts of sndngss .— there will be all sorts of changes . he's- there will be all sorts of changes . he's just waiting for changes. he's just waiting for ind.— changes. he's just waiting for ind. and— changes. he's just waiting for ind. and i— changes. he's just waiting for that. and i think— changes. he's just waiting for that. and i think he's quite iignd. — that. and i think he's quite iignd. i— that. and i think he's quite right. ithink— that. and i think he's quite right. i think people telling nin— right. i think people telling nin now— right. i think people telling nin now ne— right. i think people telling him how he should do things is a waste— him how he should do things is a ddsis di— him how he should do things is a ddsis oi dine— him how he should do things is a waste of time because the palace indw— waste of time because the palace know nndds— waste of time because the palace know what's going— waste of time because the palace know what's going to happen and he know what's going to happen and

no knows— know what's going to happen and he knows what's— know what's going to happen and he knows what's going to happen. he he knows what's going to happen. do just— he knows what's going to happen. do just nos— he knows what's going to happen. to inst nos to— he knows what's going to happen. he just has to get— he knows what's going to happen. he just has to get through this and— he just has to get through this and to— he just has to get through this and be anointed— he just has to get through this and be anointed as our king and don— and be anointed as our king and don no— and be anointed as our king and don no son— and be anointed as our king and don no go— and be anointed as our king and then he can go off— and be anointed as our king and then he can go off and do. insisti— then he can go off and do. indie-ii to— then he can go off and do. there'll be lots— then he can go off and do. there'll be lots of changes . he there'll be lots of changes. he don-t— there'll be lots of changes. he don-t tots— there'll be lots of changes. he won't take this— there'll be lots of changes. he won't take this particularly not nin— won't take this particularly not nin doing— won't take this particularly not nin doing so— won't take this particularly not him being so rude about his nits— him being so rude about his nits iono— him being so rude about his wife, who has— him being so rude about his wife, who has has done tremendously- wife, who has has done tremendously good work for. but of tremendously good work for. but ot in— tremendously good work for. but of course, in the— tremendously good work for. but of course, in the witness statement— of course, in the witness statement harking back to the post,— statement harking back to the pgg, notting— statement harking back to the past, harking back to their oddit— past, harking back to their ottoit in— past, harking back to their affair in the— past, harking back to their affair in the late 80 and the early— affair in the late 80 and the sand is,— affair in the late 80 and the early is», to— affair in the late 80 and the early 19, to bring all the tuttisn— early 19, to bring all the rubbish, all— early 19, to bring all the rubbish, all of- early 19, to bring all the rubbish, all of the negative noodiinos— rubbish, all of the negative headlines to— rubbish, all of the negative headlines to be— rubbish, all of the negative headlines to be in the public domain— headlines to be in the public domain in— headlines to be in the public domain in the— headlines to be in the public domain in the days before the coronation — domain in the days before the coronation harry,— domain in the days before the coronation harry, we see what you're doing . this is obvious, you're doing. this is obvious, but that's why tom parker bowles, camilla son was so brilliant and he said, you know, my mother has never had a thought to try and manipulate being a queen, but she was with him. if you believe harry's witness— " if you believe harry's witness statement, this has been a tig— witness statement, this has been a big conspiracy,— witness statement, this has been a big conspiracy, a— witness statement, this has been a big conspiracy, a big plan for the a big conspiracy, a big plan for do nast— a big conspiracy, a big plan for do past zo— a big conspiracy, a big plan for the past 20 years. _ a big conspiracy, a big plan for the past 20 years. but he's full of conspiracies.— the past 20 years. but he's full of conspiracies. you know, there must— of conspiracies. you know, there must nave— of conspiracies. you know, there must navo noon— of conspiracies. you know, there must have been thousands of omsintaoios— must have been thousands of conspiracies actually , it conspiracies and actually, it

was—no- conspiracies and actually, it was—he realisedi conspiracies and actually, it. was—he realised that was only when he realised that dots— was only when he realised that data astod— was only when he realised that there asked this— was only when he realised that there asked this is when he met iiognan— there asked this is when he met iiognan doa— there asked this is when he met meghan, you know, he was happy intone.— meghan, you know, he was happy tototo. do— meghan, you know, he was happy before. he didn't— meghan, you know, he was happy before. he didn't think they att— before. he didn't think they were all conspiracies. but we've diat— were all conspiracies. but we've seen what she does to her own family. so it's not a surprise that she's done it to harry's face. angela levin prince harry's biographer, will be speaking a lot over the speaking to you a lot over the next ten days. thank you so much. but coming up, as the tories their 20,000 police tories meet their 20,000 police recruitment goal, is home secretary superwoman sevilla recruitment goal, is home secrethat superwoman sevilla recruitment goal, is home secrethat the arwoman sevilla recruitment goal, is home secrethat the cops nan sevilla recruitment goal, is home secrethat the cops have evilla right that the cops have focussed for too long on political correctness and must now return to common sense policing . my superstar panel are policing. my superstar panel are going to debate that later. but next, whitehall blob having next, the whitehall blob having taken out boris truss and raab, are now circling around steve barclay with activist journalists on the lefty rag, the guardian reporting that the health secretary is the latest minister to be accused of wait for it bullying jane daly, tory mp for bury north a red wall warriors strikes out at the civil servants disrupting democracy . he's live .

next a first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages hot off the press very shortly, but red wall smashing conservative mp james daly is tonight's outsider . and breaking tonight, officials in the department of health have reportedly raised concerns about steve barclay's conduct towards civil servants in the latest political hit job from the british deep state. hi ranking staff have complained privately to the department's permanent secretary, chris wormald, about bullying and bad behaviour by barclay towards his staff since he took the position in july last year. but barclay's allies have denied the accusations, which include that he regularly blasted staff in front of others that he was front of others and that he was constantly angry . one civil constantly angry. one civil servant complained barclay's style macho. he would style is very macho. he would say forensic, but in say that he's forensic, but in reality a micromanager. he reality he's a micromanager. he

hauls over the coals and hauls people over the coals and is a bit unpleasant. is generally a bit unpleasant. now i'd actually sounds now i'd say that actually sounds like minister determined to do like a minister determined to do his job. the concerns over barclay predate the reporting to dominic raab, which forced the deputy pm to resign last week. but like raab and as but just like raab and as i predicted, the westminster blob is stitching another is now stitching up another brexit supporting tory brexit support supporting tory mps . so james, i mean this was mps. so james, i mean this was so obviously going to happen . so obviously going to happen. steve barclay is the new target of pippa crerar at the guardian, colluding with these civil servants in the blob . i don't servants in the blob. i don't even think this is a story. there's been no complaints made, formal complaints, complaints to the department . i formal complaints, complaints to the department. i think, dan, we're producing a generation of workshy snowflakes who don't want to be held accountable for anything. i was dominic raab, parliamentary private secretary. ispent parliamentary private secretary. i spent hours with him in these meetings . he i spent hours with him in these meetings. he is one of i spent hours with him in these meetings . he is one of the meetings. he is one of the finest ministers i came across. is he a bully? he's a bully. he's i never saw him any of that behaviour. geordie was though he wanted to deliver for the people who elected him. he had priorities—

who elected him. he had priorities which- who elected him. he had priorities which he- w: " he had priorities which he wanted his department—andl department to deliver. and dads— department to deliver. and tnat-s diat— department to deliver. and that's what people don't like these they want to these days. they don't want to be accountable for be held accountable for delivering british delivering for the british people. do that people. politicians who do that like barclay , the like like steve barclay, the left are out to get them because what the left, the left aren't interested the outcome. interested in the outcome. they're in this they're interested in this very strange world they inhabit, strange world that they inhabit, where where it's sort of, i can't, i don't have the words to explain, you know, these hit jobs from, as you said, from from various people, but including left wing who including left wing unions who were to get dominic were determined to get dominic raab. was a fine minister. he raab. he was a fine minister. he was nonsense . was brought down by nonsense. now, whether dominic should have said he did, think it was said when he did, i think it was sophy if i have a finding sophy ridge, if i have a finding against me, i will resign. i don't know whether he should have not, but have said that or not, but i don't think should don't think he should have resigned situation. he resigned in the situation. he should have said he was a fine minister. steve barclay is doing a on left a great job. he's taking on left wing are demanding wing unions who are demanding a 35% rise. this is why they 35% pay rise. this is why they don't like him. of course, the junior doctors are going on junior doctors are going out on strike. know, this is why strike. you know, this is why people stand to the left, people who stand up to the left, this is what happens. try do

this is what happens. try and do look of connected. look and sort of connected. actually, has broken as actually, fury has broken out as it's revealed. foreign it's been revealed. the foreign office staff at the foreign office and staff at the foreign office and staff at the foreign office actually working office were actually working from fighting from home while fighting erupted in sudan, thousands of in sudan, putting thousands of brits danger. this is brits in danger. this is a massive issue to me because i don't think the work from home culture works. i think it's a national scandal. why are they actually— national scandal. why are they actually working— national scandal. why are they actually working from - w: why are they actually working from home? �*fd�*y actually working from home? why are actually working from home? why we got— actually working from home? why we got bad— actually working from home? why are we get back to— actually working from home? why are we get back to that— actually working from home? why are we get back to that point about for the left wing , for the about for the left wing, for the civil service, they're not interested in the outcomes. they're not interested in productivity. they're interested in world where in a different world where people have deliver , people don't have to deliver, don't do the job don't have to do the job properly. the report properly. i think the report says that 60% of the of the offices desks were unoccupied offices or desks were unoccupied in the foreign office at this particular nobody in their particular time, nobody in their right mind can surely argue that that's good thing for our that's a good thing for our national defending national security and defending the country . the interests of the country. why there? but this why are they not there? but this is organisations why are they not there? but this is the anisations why are they not there? but this is the countryis why are they not there? but this is the country .; why are they not there? but this is the country . my throughout the country. my council in bury most of the people who work there are not back. you're kidding. no. and these councils. and what's the reason behind that? no reason. it's serve own

it's to serve their own interests and the problem is, most know most of these people know they've for life. they've got a job for life. yeah. paid by taxpayers. so yeah. paid for by taxpayers. so they don't the same they don't have the same pressure private pressure as in the private sector where if they're not performing, lose performing, they might lose their down their job, but down the hollowing high street. so in hollowing out high street. so in my area, you know, the little sandwich shop that was reliant on people going, you know, at lunchtime go and get it, town lunchtime to go and get it, town centres being absolutely centres are being absolutely gutted because of you gutted out because of this. you know, the cps know, organisations like the cps many lawyer the crown many so i'm a lawyer the crown prosecution service, i was speaking somebody the speaking to somebody in the greater manchester crown prosecution service the prosecution service and the staffordshire crown prosecution service. staffordshire crown prosecution servit in staffordshire crown prosecution servitin since before the been in since before the pandemic. these are lawyers, since before pandemic. why since before the pandemic. why is it's not is it happening? and it's not happening good the happening for the good of the country. it's happening for country. it's not happening for the the local economy. the good of the local economy. it's happening the good it's not happening for the good of community. it's of the local community. it's a generation are generation of people who are interested in themselves rather than the nature of what they've been, been in been, what they've been put in place do. they are there to place to do. they are there to work for the greater good of the people this country. we are people in this country. we are getting situation now where people in this country. we are gett left situation now where people in this country. we are gett left wing;ituation now where people in this country. we are gett left wing trade )n now where people in this country. we are gett left wing trade unions,where people in this country. we are gett left wing trade unions, what the left wing trade unions, what they the greater good they want is the greater good of they want is the greater good of the individual in the the individual who works in the state and it's a it is

state system. and it's a it is i repeat it again . it's a national repeat it again. it's a national disgrace. every single person should in the office. should be back in the office. there no excuse, especially there is no excuse, especially in states. think why in the states. and i think why this feels so, so gut this story feels so, so gut wrenchingly terrible is that there couldn't be a greater crisis for civil servants. at the moment there are brits whose lives are lives are in danger. what you're going to sit on your couch watching loosewomen while you try and get them out of sudan? no. the way that human beings work best is face to face, working hard, supporting each other. and that cannot be done remotely. it can't be. and it's about accountability. it's about ensuring that people are delivering on what they're paid to do. and these people are paid handsomely. myth that handsomely. this myth that exists that the that the public sector is badly paid compared to the sector, they get the private sector, they get huge pension contributions. they're far better paid than most. they over covid, no most. they pay over covid, no pay cuts. again, you know, and it is it it is depriving this country of the efficient civil service that should be there to

act and to protect people's interests. yet what do we have not turning up when they turn up, they complain about ministers do ministers who want them to do the indeed, indeed, our red the job. indeed, indeed, our red wall crusher, jane daly, thank you so much. great to see you tonight. but coming up, as bud light sales drop by a whopping 719% following its disastrous ad campaign featuring trans activist dylan mulvaney. should it be a warning to businesses that if you go woke , you'll go that if you go woke, you'll go broke? well, the bestselling author of we need to talk about kevin lionel shriver has a fascinating . she's fascinating take on this. she's here but the here later. but the conservatives have reached their goal of putting 20,000 more bobbies on the beat. as home bobbies on the beat. but as home secretary suella secretary superwoman suella correct that the coppers must ditch political correctness and returned to common sense policing if they are going to keep people safe . my superstar keep people safe. my superstar panel debate that and we're going to have tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot off the press. we're back in just two minutes time .

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight not a wave of woke policing has infiltrated our forces from flying trans flags to taking the side of eco loons . on yes , yes . yes but have no . on yes, yes. yes but have no fear. superwoman suella is here and after impressively hitting her target of recruiting 20,000 new police officers today , she new police officers today, she promised to lay down the law to those politically correct coppers . is police really coppers. is police really shouldn't be intervening in what is a foundation of our democracy

. so is the home secretary right to demand— . so is the home secretary right to demand a— . so is the home secretary right to demand a return— so is the home secretary right to demand a return to common potioing— to demand a return to common policing in— to demand a return to common sense policing in the age of dots— sense policing in the age of note i — sense policing in the age of woke ? that's— sense policing in the age of woke ? that's the- sense policing in the age of woke ? it; sense policing in the age of woke ? g sense policing in the age of- woke ? that's the big debate with woke? that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. and tonight, i'm joined by christine hamilton, adam brooks and matthew lazor in a terrifying come and get me, please. scottish leader humza yousaf useless has said he would be willing to enter the coalition of chaos . there willing to enter the coalition of chaos. there is a hung oattianont.— of chaos. there is a hung parliament. then- w there is a hung parliament. then of course we did— parliament. then of course we will cooperate. _ parliament. then of course we will cooperate. i'll— parliament. then of course we will cooperate. i'll say that unequivocally. _ will cooperate. i'll say that unequivocally. we'll cooperate witn— unequivocally. we'll cooperate did anybody— unequivocally. we'll cooperate with anybody that is a progressive— with anybody that is a progressive political party. so do natty— progressive political party. so can we really trust— progressive political party. so can we really trust the- progressive political party. so can we really trust the king of the flip flop, keir starmer to not get into bed with the scandal ridden snp? we'll thrash that one out in the media. buzz plus, after her insult eating coronation snub, the duchess of sussex is upping the public appearances and she's modelling appearances and she's modelling a brand new look. however is top daily mail columnist sarah vine right when she says that the montecito makeover is a tell

tale sign . one of meghan's tale sign. one of meghan's ambitious streak, assistant editor of the mail on sunday and their chief royal scoop breaker kate mansi offers her fascinating reporting in uncanny sword. also on the way tonight, as bud light sales fall by a staggering 17% after this ad starring trans influencer dylan mulvaney. this starring trans influencer dylan mulvaney . this month mulvaney. this month i celebrated— mulvaney. this month i celebrated my- this month i celebrated my day 365 of womanhood— celebrated my day 365 of womanhood and bud light sent me oossitd— womanhood and bud light sent me possibly do— womanhood and bud light sent me possibly the best— womanhood and bud light sent me possibly the best gift ever has a nai— possibly the best gift ever has a real warning— possibly the best gift ever has a real warning shot now be sent to corporate— a real warning shot now be sent to corporate elites— a real warning shot now be sent to corporate elites that if you go dots— to corporate elites that if you go note, you— to corporate elites that if you go note, you go— to corporate elites that if you go woke, you go broke. bestselling _ go woke, you go broke. bestselling author- go woke, you go broke. bestselling author of we need to talk about kevin lionel shriver gives her unflinching take and was the bank of england boss out of the money for of touch or on the money for saying must accept saying britain's must accept they will be poorer amid inflation by the bank of inflation caused by the bank of england? find out when crown tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. we're going to have the first front pages union jackass. we're going to havtheie first front pages union jackass. we're going to havthe presst front pages union jackass. we're going to havthe press in'ont pages union jackass. we're going to havthe press in'ont pamoments to off the press in mere moments to write after the news with polly middlehurst .

write after the news with polly middlehurst. dan, write after the news with polly middlehurst . dan, thank you and middlehurst. dan, thank you and good— middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening— middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening to— middlehurst. dan, thank you and good evening to you. _ ii 3: dan, thank you and good evening to you. well, the tags— good evening to you. well, the latest number— good evening to you. well, the latest number is— good evening to you. well, the latest number is 536 people with dtitisn— latest number is 536 people with british passports— latest number is 536 people with british passports have now nodded— british passports have now boarded evacuee flights escaping the boarded evacuee flights escaping tno vioionoo— boarded evacuee flights escaping the violence in— boarded evacuee flights escaping the violence in sudan. in nottnoast— the violence in sudan. in northeast africa , the first northeast africa, the first group _ northeast africa, the first group arrived— northeast africa, the first group arrived back in the uk dis— group arrived back in the uk this afternoon,— group arrived back in the uk this afternoon, six raf planes toot— this afternoon, six raf planes toot ott— this afternoon, six raf planes took off from _ this afternoon, six raf planes took off from the— this afternoon, six raf planes took off from the capital tnattoan — took off from the capital tnattoan ,— took off from the capital khartoum , taking britons across khartoum, taking britons across to cyprus— khartoum, taking britons across to sodas .— khartoum, taking britons across to chads . ido— khartoum, taking britons across to cyprus . two more flags, to cyprus. two more flags, tiignts— to cyprus. two more flags, tiignts ,— to cyprus. two more flags, flights , rather,— to cyprus. two more flags, flights , rather, were planned flights, rather, were planned for flights, rather, were planned tot today— flights, rather, were planned to today .— flights, rather, were planned to today . a— flights, rather, were planned for today . a 72— flights, rather, were planned for today . a 72 hour ceasefire for today. a 72 hour ceasefire totdoon— for today. a 72 hour ceasefire totdoon tno — for today. a 72 hour ceasefire between the sudanese military and attai— between the sudanese military and rival paramilitary forces stit— and rival paramilitary forces still holding— and rival paramilitary forces still holding ,_ and rival paramilitary forces still holding , but it is due to still holding, but it is due to oat— still holding, but it is due to out at— still holding, but it is due to run out at midday tomorrow. the itine— run out at midday tomorrow. the prime minister— run out at midday tomorrow. the prime minister saying british totoos— prime minister saying british forces are racing— prime minister saying british forces are racing to rescue as many— forces are racing to rescue as many noooio— forces are racing to rescue as many people as— forces are racing to rescue as many people as possible before dat— many people as possible before that ceasefire— many people as possible before that ceasefire ends. families witn— that ceasefire ends. families with children,— that ceasefire ends. families with children, the elderly and tnoso— with children, the elderly and tnoso witn— with children, the elderly and those with medical conditions are those with medical conditions doing— those with medical conditions are being given— those with medical conditions are being given priority . one are being given priority. one arriving— are being given priority. one man arriving back at stansted dis— man arriving back at stansted this afternoon— man arriving back at stansted this afternoon thanked british toots— this afternoon thanked british doons tot— this afternoon thanked british troops for bringing him home. it's absolutely— troops for bringing him home. it's absolutely fantastic- troops for bringing him home. it's absolutely fantastic to be back. it'sjust it's absolutely fantastic to be back. it's just it's been a

nightmare . i've never seen nightmare. i've never seen anything like this before. we saw it on television before. we never thought it was going to happenin never thought it was going to happen in a peaceful country like sudan . the khartoum is just like sudan. the khartoum is just like sudan. the khartoum is just like a ghost city. every body is leaving khartoum now. and ever so grateful to the british service men and women who risked their lives to come to sudan and help us out . well, the news here help us out. well, the news here at nono— help us out. well, the news here at nono, tno— help us out. well, the news here at home, the mp,— e»; well, the news here at home, the mp, andrew bridgen, has at home, the mp, andrew bridgen, nas toid— at home, the mp, andrew bridgen, nas toid od— at home, the mp, andrew bridgen, has told gb news— at home, the mp, andrew bridgen, has told gb news he's very disappointod. — has told gb news he's very disappointed. the conservative party— disappointed. the conservative tad nas— disappointed. the conservative party has leaked— disappointed. the conservative party has leaked details of his oxnaision. — party has leaked details of his expulsion- do— party has leaked details of his expulsion. he was ousted from the expulsion. he was ousted from tno natty— expulsion. he was ousted from tno ratio on— expulsion. he was ousted from tno ratio on do— expulsion. he was ousted from the party on the 12th of april on do— the party on the 12th of april on the recommendation of a disoioiinaty— on the recommendation of a disciplinary panel. on the recommendation of a disciplinary panel . that's after disciplinary panel. that's after he questioned— disciplinary panel. that's after he questioned the efficacy of covid— he questioned the efficacy of covio i9— he questioned the efficacy of covid 19 vaccine— he questioned the efficacy of covid 19 vaccine ons in a totdootod— covid 19 vaccine ons in a retweeted comparison of the gooonts— retweeted comparison of the government's rollout to the doiooaast— government's rollout to the doiooaast .— government's rollout to the holocaust . but— government's rollout to the holocaust . but clinical trials holocaust. but clinical trials navo— holocaust. but clinical trials navo snodn— holocaust. but clinical trials have shown covid vaccines are ottootivo— have shown covid vaccines are effective and _ have shown covid vaccines are effective and safe,— have shown covid vaccines are effective and safe, mr bridgen said— effective and safe, mr bridgen said no-s— effective and safe, mr bridgen said no-s going— effective and safe, mr bridgen said he's going to stand as an indonondont— said he's going to stand as an independent at— said he's going to stand as an independent at the next election . ino— independent at the next election . the government—

independent at the next election . the government said today it nas— . the government said today it nas not— . the government said today it nas not a— . the government said today it has met a 2019— . the government said today it has met a 2019 manifesto pledge to oddit— has met a 2019 manifesto pledge to recruit 20,000— has met a 2019 manifesto pledge to recruit 20,000 new police ottioots— to recruit 20,000 new police ottioots tot— to recruit 20,000 new police officers for england and wales. ino— officers for england and wales. the metropolitan— officers for england and wales. the metropolitan police the only iono— the metropolitan police the only totoo in— the metropolitan police the only totoo in do— the metropolitan police the only force in the uk— the metropolitan police the only force in the uk not— the metropolitan police the only force in the uk not to have toaonod— force in the uk not to have toaonod its— force in the uk not to have reached its own— force in the uk not to have reached its own individual tatgot— reached its own individual target, admitting they are 1000 ottioots— target, admitting they are 1000 officers short— target, admitting they are 1000 officers short .— target, admitting they are 1000 officers short . the ongoing officers short. the ongoing recruitment— officers short. the ongoing recruitment drive is expected to cost— recruitment drive is expected to cost dis-s— recruitment drive is expected to cost £18.5 billion— recruitment drive is expected to cost £18.5 billion over the next ton— cost £18.5 billion over the next ton yoats— cost £18.5 billion over the next ton yoats as— cost £18.5 billion over the next ten years, as both— cost £18.5 billion over the next ten years, as both the police todotation— ten years, as both the police federation and— ten years, as both the police federation and the labour party say dono— federation and the labour party say tnoto ao— federation and the labour party say there are fewer police ottioots— say there are fewer police officers per— say there are fewer police officers per head of population. dod— officers per head of population. don dan— officers per head of population. now than there _ officers per head of population. now than there were in 2010. the dign— now than there were in 2010. the dign cont— now than there were in 2010. the nign coatt nas— now than there were in 2010. the high court has heard today a stain— high court has heard today a stain dat— high court has heard today a claim that the— high court has heard today a claim that the king and queen consort-s— claim that the king and queen consort's phone— claim that the king and queen consort's phone calls were intotoontod— consort's phone calls were intercepted by— consort's phone calls were intercepted by the publisher of the intercepted by the publisher of do san— intercepted by the publisher of do sun in— intercepted by the publisher of the sun in the— intercepted by the publisher of the sun in the 1990s. the duke of the sun in the 1990s. the duke ot sasso— the sun in the 1990s. the duke of sussex made— the sun in the 1990s. the duke of sussex made the allegation in his of sussex made the allegation in no stain — of sussex made the allegation in his claim against— of sussex made the allegation in his claim against news group dodsnaoots— his claim against news group newspapers. he's suing them over dnat— newspapers. he's suing them over that nos— newspapers. he's suing them over what he's calling— newspapers. he's suing them over what he's calling unlawful information— what he's calling unlawful information gathering . stories information gathering. stories he information gathering. stories no says— information gathering. stories no says droo— information gathering. stories he says were published in the sun.— he says were published in the sun. as— he says were published in the sun. as a— he says were published in the sun. as a result,— he says were published in the sun. as a result, had the noadtinos— sun. as a result, had the headlines as— sun. as a result, had the headlines as heir to the phone

and— headlines as heir to the phone and do— headlines as heir to the phone and the midnight— headlines as heir to the phone and the midnight caller. the noating— and the midnight caller. the noating is— and the midnight caller. the hearing is expected to finish tomorrow and— hearing is expected to finish tomorrow and the king and queen conson— tomorrow and the king and queen consort themselves— tomorrow and the king and queen consort themselves have unveiled the consort themselves have unveiled tno stago— consort themselves have unveiled tno stago sot— consort themselves have unveiled the stage set for— consort themselves have unveiled the stage set for the eurovision song— the stage set for the eurovision song sontost.— the stage set for the eurovision song contest. today, the royals tatnod— song contest. today, the royals tatnod on— song contest. today, the royals turned on the— song contest. today, the royals turned on the lights at the tivotnoot— turned on the lights at the liverpool arena _ turned on the lights at the liverpool arena before being givon— liverpool arena before being givon a— liverpool arena before being given a behind— liverpool arena before being given a behind the scenes tour. snattos— given a behind the scenes tour. snattos totd— given a behind the scenes tour. charles told the— given a behind the scenes tour. charles told the uk's entry mae iiattot— charles told the uk's entry mae iiattot no-d— charles told the uk's entry mae muller he'd be— charles told the uk's entry mae muller he'd be egging her on. ino— muller he'd be egging her on. the competition— muller he'd be egging her on. the competition taking place a ooot— the competition taking place a doot attor— the competition taking place a week after his— the competition taking place a week after his coronation in the uk week after his coronation in the tit was— week after his coronation in the uk was chosen— week after his coronation in the uk was chosen to— week after his coronation in the uk was chosen to host the sontost— uk was chosen to host the sontost on— uk was chosen to host the contest on behalf of ukraine on tv contest on behalf of ukraine on iv ontino— contest on behalf of ukraine on iv ontino ,— contest on behalf of ukraine on tv online , dab+— contest on behalf of ukraine on tv online , dab+ radio and on the tv online, dab+ radio and on the two— tv online, dab+ radio and on the twno in— tv online, dab+ radio and on the twno in ann— tv online, dab+ radio and on the two in an. inn— tv online, dab+ radio and on the tune in app. this is— tv online, dab+ radio and on the tune in app. this is gb news is tomorrow's news site. now in our itsdia— tomorrow's news site. now in our media buzz. so let's kick off with the very first look at the front pages. hot off the press and the metro reports on a magazine. writers court claims

that donald trump raped her in the fitting room of a department store back in 1996. e jean carroll told a judge in new york that she's here to get her life back. that she's here to get her life back . erg the i carries a front back. erg the i carries a front page warning from the royal college of gps about a weight loss drug sold illegally on facebook that is popular with the likes of elon musk and other celebs. meanwhile angela rayner's position as deputy leader is said to be under threat as keir starmer sidelines her. i think it's probably going to be sidelined from some of those other portfolios that she holds . they hate each other holds. they hate each other really. they really hate each other almost as much as harry and william, my superstar panel. back with me now, the author and broadcaster christine hamilton, the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser . adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser. thank goodness he doesn't have to deal with rayner versus starmer. matthew lanza now , the police matthew lanza now, the police yet again allowed the eco loons to run riot at the weekend as one angry driver was threatened with arrest for trying to do

their job for them with arrest for trying to do theirjob for them and move the their job for them and move the roadblock in protesters . roadblock in protesters. however, this era of soft touch policing could finally be coming to an end. thanks to superwoman sevilla, the home secretary today announced that boris johnson's goal had been met. they had hired 20,000 new police officers. so well done , by the officers. so well done, by the way, especially to boris johnson and priti patel , who started and priti patel, who started this whole thing. but suella added, none of them were to be recruited as woke coppers. look home secretary, could you define for us what it means to be political and why it's important for the police to stay out of anything that's political police critical race theory. you know , critical race theory. you know, adnoting— critical race theory. you know, adnoting to— critical race theory. you know, adnoting to a— e q you know, adhering to a particular view on dat— adhering to a particular view on tnat. inat— adhering to a particular view on tnat. inat is— adhering to a particular view on tnat. inat is a— adhering to a particular view on that. that is a highly contested notitisat— that. that is a highly contested political issue. _ that. that is a highly contested political issue. the police snowtd— political issue. the police should not— political issue. the police should not be— political issue. the police should not be getting involved in dat— should not be getting involved in dat i— should not be getting involved in that. iwould— should not be getting involved in that. i would also say gender stitisat— in that. i would also say gender critical issues.— in that. i would also say gender critical issues. i— in that. i would also say gender critical issues. i mean , you critical issues. i mean, you witt— critical issues. i mean, you witt you— critical issues. i mean, you witt you nawo— critical issues. i mean, you will you have experience of this yowsott— will you have experience of this yowsott .— will you have experience of this yowsott , tat— will you have experience of this yourself , but it— will you have experience of this yourself , but it is— will you have experience of this yourself, but it is precisely

dat— yourself, but it is precisely that reason— yourself, but it is precisely that reason why i've laid new gaidanso— that reason why i've laid new guidanso on— that reason why i've laid new guidance on non—crime hate insidonts— guidance on non—crime hate insidonts .— guidance on non—crime hate incidents . yes,— guidance on non—crime hate incidents . yes, we must allow incidents. yes, we must allow and— incidents. yes, we must allow and nosowo— incidents. yes, we must allow and preserve ferociously nosowo— and preserve ferociously preserve lawful debate and ttoodon— preserve lawful debate and ttoodon ot— preserve lawful debate and freedom of expression and the notiso— freedom of expression and the ootiso toatty— freedom of expression and the police really shouldn't be intowono— police really shouldn't be intervene doing in what is a towndation— intervene doing in what is a foundation of— intervene doing in what is a foundation of our democracy . foundation of our democracy. so adan— foundation of our democracy. so adan toots— foundation of our democracy. so adam brooks is— foundation of our democracy. so adam brooks is completely right, isn't it? we need a return to common sense policing instead of pandenng common sense policing instead of pandering to political correctness, the worry is how do we do that? i mean, i was so angry seeing the police threaten arrest of folk trying to get those eco terrorists off the road . but they were leaving the road. but they were leaving the eco terrorists to do whatever they wanted. that video made me so angry,— they wanted. that video made me so angry, you— they wanted. that video made me so angry, you know,— they wanted. that video made me so angry, you know, and- : that video made me so angry, you know, and it is indisatiwo— so angry, you know, and it is indicative of— so angry, you know, and it is indicative of where we've ended up witn— indicative of where we've ended up witn potising— indicative of where we've ended up with policing now. �*fd�*w�* up with policing now. when i was gnawing— up with policing now. when i was growing up as a boy, i have memories of six foot tall, fit policemen , you know, and that policemen, you know, and that you was to told sort of be wary of, but you were scared of them. again, i go to spain a lot in

the summer. i wouldn't dare mess aound— the summer. i wouldn't dare mess aound in— the summer. i wouldn't dare mess aound in stain— the summer. i wouldn't dare mess around in spain because- i wouldn't dare mess around in spain because there notiso— around in spain because there notiso, you— around in spain because there police, you know,— around in spain because there police, you know, they really tonawo— police, you know, they really behave yourself— police, you know, they really behave yourself around those snanisn— behave yourself around those spanish coppers— behave yourself around those spanish coppers. but what worries me then is 20,000 is a headune worries me then is 20,000 is a headline grabber. yeah we don't know who these 20,000 are. i remember back in the day when i had nightclubs, you know, and we needed doormen and, you know, the agencies would send a kid that's just come out of school. yeah yeah. you know, and you were expected kid on were expected to put this kid on the door of a busy town the front door of a busy town nightclub. now, what worries me is wo— nightclub. now, what worries me is wo usod— nightclub. now, what worries me is wo usod to— nightclub. now, what worries me is we used to have— " gw. now, what worries me is we used to have standards. we usod— is we used to have standards. we usod to— is we used to have standards. we usod to nawo— is we used to have standards. we used to have fitness— is we used to have standards. we used to have fitness tests. and it's used to have fitness tests. and its notning— used to have fitness tests. and it's nothing against small or untit— it's nothing against small or unit ot— it's nothing against small or unfit or overweight people , but unfit or overweight people, but our unfit or overweight people, but notiso— unfit or overweight people, but our police need— unfit or overweight people, but our police need a— unfit or overweight people, but our police need a presence . our police need a presence. us and— our police need a presence. us and i— our police need a presence. us and i don-t— our police need a presence. us and i don't feel— our police need a presence. us and i don't feel like— our police need a presence. us and i don't feel like we've got that. so you actually think, adam, the wokery has also extended to the sort of people that we allow. it's because we don't want to discriminate against people anymore. but i mean that just mean and also that just dosootato— mean and also that just desperate the- mean and also that just desperate the liberal hierarchy. so desperate the liberal hierarchy. so many— desperate the liberal hierarchy. so many postdo— desperate the liberal hierarchy. so many people don't- desperate the liberal hierarchy. so many people don't want to do the job that's it. but the liberal hierarchy- the job that's it. but the liberal hierarchy of- . but the liberal hierarchy of the police are liberal hierarchy of the police to— liberal hierarchy of the police are to blame— liberal hierarchy of the police are to blame - i'm -

liberal hierarchy of the police are to blame here. i'm not blaming soft policing on these these the ground. these people on the ground. they're directed what they they're directed on what they should the hierarchy should do. it's the hierarchy that to turn around that needs to turn around and say like even the say and especially like even the london mayor say, your job. london mayor say, do your job. don't worry about offending . don't worry about offending. just stop the crime. absolutely. - just stop the crime. absolutely. because that's the problem. seen problem. matthew, you've seen under that vile man, you know, the failed london mayor, sadiq khan. the failed london mayor, sadiq khan . you've seen under him khan. you've seen under him what's coming if your lock get into power because the met have complete totally failed under him and they've gone woke at the same time it doesn't work well absolutely not. dan, i mean, you sati— absolutely not. dan, i mean, you sad not— absolutely not. dan, i mean, you sad not a— absolutely not. dan, i mean, you call her a superstar— leg dan, i mean, you call her a superstar suella i'd say— call her a superstar suella i'd say sno-s— call her a superstar suella i'd say she's slippery. suella it's ason attist. — say she's slippery. suella it's a con artist. slippery starmer. you've got no, no, no, no, not at all. because. because all dat— at all. because. because all dat tno— at all. because. because all that the tories— because. because all that the tories have done, it's taton— that the tories have done, it's taton don.— that the tories have done, it's taken them. a— that the tories have done, it's taken them. a decade is tontasod.— taken them. a decade is replaced. the- taken them. a decade is replaced. the cops that they sut. — replaced. the cops that they sut. -dosado,- replaced. the cops that they cut. - decade, the . cut. so for a decade, the dtitisn— cut. so for a decade, the british people - cut. so for a decade, the british people have had 20,000 towto— british people have had 20,000 towto wnisn— british people have had 20,000 fewer, which is— british people have had 20,000 fewer, which is terrible. ' i: fewer, which is terrible. and they— fewer, which is terrible. and they-undoi— fewer, which is terrible. and they under labour. but let's they had under labour. but let's blame for that. blame theresa may for that. let's fair. that was all the let's be fair. that was all the natty.— let's be fair. that was all the natty. dan— w that was all the same party. dan absolutely. ' w same party. dan absolutely. and they— same party. dan absolutely. and they as— same party. dan absolutely. and they stit— same party. dan absolutely. and they are still, but— same party. dan absolutely. and they are still, but they- they are still, but they were different ministers and

different prime ministers and different governments. so let's praise priti praise boris johnson and priti patel today because they said, we're get the police we're going to get the police back and they lending somebody £20. they it back you £20. they give it back to you a dosado— £20. they give it back to you a dosado tatot— £20. they give it back to you a decade later, you're— 17:70 they give it back to you a decade later, you're not £20 tottot— decade later, you're not £20 tottot-you-wo- decade later, you're not £20. better-you've - been better off and you've still been missing— better off and you've still been missing-those— better off and you've still been missing-those of- better off and you've still been missing those of that missing it for those of that dosado. — missing it for those of that decade. but— missing it for those of that decade. but you - missing it for those of that decade. missing it for those of that- decade. but you must appreciate they were different regimes, same party. same party, different party. and our system works. and that's how our system works. and— and that's how our system works. and wo — and that's how our system works. and wo-stitt— and that's how our system works. and wo-stitt a— and that's how our system works. and we-still a few— and that's how our system works. and we still a few fewer and we are still a few fewer notiso— and we are still a few fewer notiso-not-otl police officers per head of ponutation— police officers per head of population than we had under tatout — population than we had under labour. _about| labour. okay, but what about dis— labour. okay, but what about tnis woto— labour. okay, but what about this woke policing? �*fd�*y : this woke policing? why does your— this woke policing? why does your political your side of the political divide who are divide want coppers who are taking the knee, who are doing the ymca, who are fraternising with eco terrorists ? why do the with eco terrorists? why do the left want weak police? i think what we want is— left want weak police? i think what we want is better- ww? i think what we want is better policing . and— what we want is better policing . and as— what we want is better policing . and as oo— what we want is better policing . and as we've seen, it's not dust— . and as we've seen, it's not tust woto— . and as we've seen, it's not just woke policing. k . and as we've seen, it's not just woke policing. 3”; just woke policing. erg you don-t— just woke policing. erg you dont nays— just woke policing. erg you don't have a problem with all of the tape. i have a problem. i have a problem with. i have a problem have a problem with. i have a notion witn— have a problem with. i have a problem with some— have a problem with. i have a problem with some of- i have a problem with some of the things dat— problem with some of the things tnat you— problem with some of the things that you describe.— problem with some of the things that you describe. but i also nawo— that you describe. but i also nawo a— that you describe. but i also have a problem— that you describe. but i also have a problem with the police in tondon-s— have a problem with the police in london's attitude towards the satan— in london's attitude towards the sarah everard,— in london's attitude towards the sarah everard, a— in london's attitude towards the sarah everard, a protest against wnisn— sarah everard, a protest against wnisn i— sarah everard, a protest against wnisn i don-t— sarah everard, a protest against which i don't think what you dosstito— which i don't think what you describe .woke_ which i don't think what you describe woke when they describe as woke when they noto— describe as woke when theyj broke, _ because describe as woke when they. broke,_because of

broke, but that was because of sowin— broke, but that was because of covid extremism,— broke, but that was because of covid extremism, you could covid extremism, which you could atguo— covid extremism, which you could aguowas- tony— covid extremism, which you could argue was very woke. argue actually was very woke. vou— argue actually was very woke. you know, — argue actually was very woke. you tnowlwas— argue actually was very woke. you know,.was a— argue actually was very woke. you know,.was a woke- argue actually was very woke. you know, was a woke thing to you know, it was a woke thing to think, we're scared of a think, oh, we're so scared of a virus that isn't going to kill us, so we're going to drag people streets. i mean, us, so we're going to drag pwould streets. i mean, us, so we're going to drag pwould actually:reets. i mean, us, so we're going to drag pwould actually argue i mean, us, so we're going to drag pwould actually argue that an, us, so we're going to drag pwould actually argue that was i would actually argue that was another example woke another example of woke policing. but we saw we saw this woot— policing. but we saw we saw this woot and— policing. but we saw we saw this woot and a— policing. but we saw we saw this woot and a toy— w. 3 but we saw we saw this week and a very moving service to commemorate— week and a very moving service to commemorate 30th to commemorate the 30th anniwotsaty— to commemorate the 30th anniversary death anniversary of the death of stonnon— anniversary of the death of stephen we stephen lawrence. you know, we know— stephen lawrence. you know, we know-notiso— stephen lawrence. you know, we know-police have- stephen lawrence. you know, we know police have had know that the police have had and— know that the police have had and stit— know that the police have had and still have— know that the police have had and still have real issues that tnoy— and still have real issues that tnoy-to— and still have real issues that they-to address.- and still have real issues that they-to address. i- and still have real issues that they to address. i think they need to address. i think i do-tnat— they need to address. i think i do-that there- they need to address. i think i do -that there are- they need to address. i think i do that there are extreme do agree that there are extreme nononst— do agree that there are extreme nononst and,— do agree that there are extreme moments and, you— do agree that there are extreme moments and, you know, it's a bit moments and, you know, it's a tit ido— moments and, you know, it's a tit tito son— moments and, you know, it's a bit like sort of— moments and, you know, it's a bit like sort of it's— moments and, you know, it's a bit like sort of it's a bit it's a dit— bit like sort of it's a bit it's a tit tito— bit like sort of it's a bit it's a bit like people- bit like sort of it's a bit it's a bit like people who've given up smoking— a bit like people who've given up smoking become, you know, rabid— up smoking become, you know, rabid anti—smokers. it's a bit tito— rabid anti—smokers. it's a bit tito tno— rabid anti—smokers. it's a bit like the police— rabid anti—smokers. it's a bit like the police have decided dat— like the police have decided tnat tnoy— like the police have decided that they actually need to think about— that they actually need to think about issuos— that they actually need to think about issues like— that they actually need to think about issues like racism. and sonoitnos— about issues like racism. andi sometimes—rather sometimes that's led to rather std,— sometimes that's led to rather guy, odoo— sometimes that's led to rather silly, extreme—thel silly, extreme example. the police— silly, extreme example. the notice in— silly, extreme example. the police in this— silly, extreme example. the police in this country should think about. one thing. i find it so that they care it so ironic that they care so much about issues, but they much about woke issues, but they don't a when one of our don't give a when one of our relatives is mugged on the street they don't. well, i street beat. they don't. well, i think first of all,— street beat. they don't. well, i think first of all, i'd _ street beat. they don't. well, i think first of all, i'd like- “clad w . well, i think first of all, i'd like to say— think first of all, i'd like to say dat— think first of all, i'd like to say tnat tno— think first of all, i'd like to say that the average copper or sonto— say that the average copper or soooot is—

say that the average copper or soooot is a— say that the average copper or soooot is a is— say that the average copper or soooot is a is a— say that the average copper or copper is a is a diamond geezer. they— copper is a is a diamond geezer. inoy toatty— copper is a is a diamond geezer. inoy toatty ao— copper is a is a diamond geezer. they really are the— copper is a is a diamond geezer. they really are the ones on the droo— they really are the ones on the tntoo. ino— they really are the ones on the three. the problems lie further up, three. the problems lie further un-and— three. the problems lie further un-and yos— three. the problems lie further un-and yos .- three. the problems lie further un-and yos , ot- three. the problems lie further up, and yes , of course, up, frankly. and yes, of course, all up, frankly. and yes, of course, at dis— up, frankly. and yes, of course, all this woke— up, frankly. and yes, of course, all this woke nonsense is tidisutous— all this woke nonsense is ridiculous solve crime. ridiculous. just solve crime. inoy-to— ridiculous. just solve crime. they're crippled— ridiculous. just solve crime. they're crippled by pc. you've nontionod— they're crippled by pc. you've mentioned all— they're crippled by pc. you've mentioned all the mariachi , mentioned all the mariachi, natiasni— mentioned all the mariachi, mariachi, _ is, - mariachi, whatever it is, dansing— mariachi, whatever it is, dansing .— mariachi, whatever it is, dansing . wo— mariachi, whatever it is, dancing . we need to abolish the dancing. we need to abolish the nato— dancing. we need to abolish the nato dino— dancing. we need to abolish the hate crime incidents, which is tidisutous— hate crime incidents, which is ridiculous. we— hate crime incidents, which is ridiculous. we need get down ridiculous. we need to get down to-toat— ridiculous. we need to get down to-toat sumo— ridiculous. we need to get down to-real crime and- ridiculous. we need to get down to real crime and adam to solving real crime and adam tousnod— to solving real crime and adam tousnod on— to solving real crime and adam tousnod on it.— to solving real crime and adam touched on it. the— to solving real crime and adam touched on it. the police need touched on it. the police need to to— touched on it. the police need to to not— touched on it. the police need to be not feared,— touched on it. the police need to be not feared, but they need to be not feared, but they need to to— to be not feared, but they need to be respected— to be not feared, but they need to be respected and people need to be respected and people need to toot— to be respected and people need to toot at— to be respected and people need to look at them— to be respected and people need to look at them with a certain dogwoo— to look at them with a certain dogtoo ot— to look at them with a certain degree of apprehension. yeah dosauso— degree of apprehension. yeah dosauso ot— degree of apprehension. yeah because of, you— degree of apprehension. yeah because of, you know, they are do— because of, you know, they are do taw— because of, you know, they are do taw .— because of, you know, they are do taw . i— because of, you know, they are the law . i mean,— because of, you know, they are the law . i mean,-i- because of, you know, they are the law . i mean, i grew up, the law. i mean, when i grew up, you— the law. i mean, when i grew up, you sottainty— the law. i mean, when i grew up, you certainly respected the notiso. — you certainly respected the notiso. and— you certainly respected the police. and ithink- you certainly respected the police. ' w police. and i think you certainly in now taking certainly don't do in now taking the but but no, you don't. the knee. but but no, you don't. dut— the knee. but but no, you don't. but oo— the knee. but but no, you don't. but ding— the knee. but but no, you don't. but tning i— the knee. but but no, you don't. but one thing i do— but but no, you don't. but one thing i do object to, ono-tning— but one thing i do object to, ono-tning i— but one thing i do object to, one thing i object to is one other thing i object to is dis— one other thing i object to is dis idoa— one other thing i object to is this idea that— one other thing i object to is this idea that the police are institutionally— institutionally race based. we do -collective - institutionally race based. we do - collective - in i do not do collective guilt in dis— do not do collective guilt in dis soundy. — do not do collective guilt in this country. they are not and we're not an institutionally tasist— we're not an institutionally racist country— we're not an institutionally racist country either. course racist country either. of course. we're not. now, why do we have a dad— we're not. now, why do we have a black policeman's_ we're not. now, why do we have a black policeman's association, by black policeman's association, ty—tnatsl by the way? i mean, that's .ggg, — by the way? i mean, that's tasist-it— by the way? i mean, that's raga-go - by the way? i mean, that's racist,-it ? final- by the way? i mean, that's racist, it ? : by the way? i mean, that's- racist,-it ? final word out racist, isn't it? final word out of there's more chance of me getting a knock on knock on the

door home for saying door at home for saying something twitter or facebook something on twitter or facebook than burglar? than if i'm a burglar? absolutely absolutely. you know, this we've gone wrong. this is where we've gone wrong. we back to policing. will be we go back to policing. will be guistty— we go back to policing. will be guistty at— we go back to policing. will be guistty at you— we go back to policing. will be quickly at your house. �*" quickly at your house. if you twoot— quickly at your house. if you tweet something against somebody , up tweet something against somebody , up and say, , if you call them up and say, my been broken into my pub's just been broken into overnight, they probably won't have all the lefties that hate me on twitter. there's a good sannso— me on twitter. there's a good sannso tn— me on twitter. there's a good chance i'm going— me on twitter. there's a good chance i'm going to- w“ there's a good chance i'm going to get a ww“ there's a good chance i'm going to get a knock on do— chance i'm going to get a knock on do doot. — chance i'm going to get a knock on the door. now,— chance i'm going to get a knock on the door. \w.it 39“ on the door. now, look, rishi sunak fired back at labour mp bell ribeiro—addy pmqs today bell ribeiro—addy at pmqs today after pm to after she called on the pm to apologise for britain's role in the trade watch aukus. the the slave trade watch aukus. the prime minister today if he will do what bernie grant axed all those years ago. what i have astod— those years ago. what i have astod and— those years ago. what i have asked and what— «ywww9 3 what i have asked and what countless others nato— asked and what countless others nato astod— asked and what countless others have asked since— asked and what countless others have asked since and offer a tutt— have asked since and offer a full-meaningful- have asked since and offer a full meaningful apology for full and meaningful apology for our full and meaningful apology for -ouoto— full and meaningful apology for -ouoto in— full and meaningful apology for our-role in slavery- our country's role in slavery and— our country's role in slavery and colonialism— our country's role in slavery and colonialism and commit to topatatoty— and colonialism and commit to reparatory justice. _ and colonialism and commit to reparatory justice. no. mr snoatot— reparatory justice. no. mr soodo,— reparatory justice. no. mr speaker , what- reparatory justice. no. mr speaker , what i think our focus speaker, what i think our focus snoutd— speaker, what i think our focus snoutd now— speaker, what i think our focus should now be— speaker, what i think our focus should now be on— speaker, what i think our focus should now be on doing is, of course, understanding our nistoty— course, understanding our nistoty in— course, understanding our history in all— course, understanding our history in all its parts , not history in all its parts, not running— history in all its parts, not running away— history in all its parts, not running away from it, but right mating— running away from it, but right now making sure— running away from it, but right now making sure that we have a sosioty— now making sure that we have a sosioty wnisn — now making sure that we have a society which is— now making sure that we have a society which is inclusive and tototant— society which is inclusive and tototant ot— society which is inclusive and tolerant of people all

tolerant of people from all backgrounds— tolerant of people from all backgrounds .— tolerant of people from all backgrounds . the right answer . backgrounds. the right answer. but backgrounds. the right answer. tut yout— backgrounds. the right answer. but yout syso— backgrounds. the right answer. but your eyes should— backgrounds. the right answer. but your eyes should be- backgrounds. the right answer. but your eyes should be very wide open as to what's coming for this country. if labour and folk like bell ribeiro—addy end up in power, matthew lazer , adam up in power, matthew lazer, adam brooks, christine hamilton, thank you so much. do stand by because coming up, as the snp humza useless says he would co—operate with a labour government to see the back of the tories is simply starmer willing to clamber into bed with the scandal hit scottish separatists . my superstar panel separatists. my superstar panel will return to tackle that soon. but next, after she slams trans star and controversial bud light promoter dylan mulvaney as a callow , hating, opportunist, callow, hating, opportunist, bestselling author and journalist lionel shriver joins me to ask why woke corporations keep prioritising virtue signalling over their custom orders. lionel shriver live .

on gb news, the people's. snannot— on gb news, the people's. channel welcome back . twtit channel welcome back. now tottowing— channel welcome back. now tottowing a— channel welcome back. now following a staggering 718% drop in sales , bud light may be the in sales, bud light may be the clearest example yet of the go woke go broke phenomenon after the beer brand alienated ordinary americans with its ad campaign starring the trans influencer dylan mulvaney . this influencer dylan mulvaney. this month i celebrated my day- w iwa“ this month i celebrated my day 365 of womanhood— month i celebrated my day 365 of womanhood and— month i celebrated my day 365 of womanhood and bud light sent me

possibly— womanhood and bud light sent me possibly the— womanhood and bud light sent me possibly the best— womanhood and bud light sent me possibly the best gift ever a with— possibly the best gift ever a with my— possibly the best gift ever a can with my face on it. check out— can with my face on it. check out my— can with my face on it. check out my instagram_ can with my face on it. check out my instagram story to see how— out my instagram story to see how you— out my instagram story to see how you can— out my instagram story to see how you can enjoy march madness with— how you can enjoy march madness wiiii iii— how you can enjoy march madness wiiii iii iigiii— how you can enjoy march madness with bud light and— how you can enjoy march madness with bud light and maybe win some money too.— with bud light and maybe win some money too. love ya . cheers some money too. love ya. cheers go some money too. love ya. cheers eo mam.— some money too. love ya. cheers go team. whatever.— some money too. love ya. cheers go team. whatever. team you im— go team. whatever. team you iove, i— go team. whatever. team you iove, i io— go team. whatever. team you love, i to love— go team. whatever. team you love, i to love do.— go team. whatever. team you love, i to love do. okay a corporate— love, i to love do. okay a corporate wokeist is a trend mai— corporate wokeist is a trend that has— corporate wokeist is a trend that has long— corporate wokeist is a trend that has long since come to im— that has long since come to these shores. _ that has long since come to these shores. just this week, waitrose spotted an encouraging shoppers to swap our meat for vegetables in order to reduce our carbon footprint. and remember this diversity managers at marks and spencer are rolling out badges for staff with their preferred pronouns to avoid misgendering well to discuss this now, i'm delighted to be joined by the columnist and bestselling author of we need to talk about kevin lionel shriver . and lionel, look, this is something i know that you have seen in the publishing world for a long time, but why do corporates keep doing this when

it doesn't actually look like the public want it .7 well, what's the public want it? well, what's bizarre— the public want it? well, what's bizarre about— the public want it? well, what's bizarre about the _ the public want it? well, what's bizarre about the whole- it 7 well, what's bizarre about the whole trend is im— bizarre about the whole trend is that ii-s— bizarre about the whole trend is that ii-s noi— bizarre about the whole trend is that it's not in— bizarre about the whole trend is that it's not in the— bizarre about the whole trend is that it's not in the interest of making— that it's not in the interest of making my — that it's not in the interest of making money. that's what makes it so baffling . if an hauser it so baffling. if an hauser busi— it so baffling. if an hauser we were— c g if an hauser bush were intelligently appealing— bush were intelligently appealing to a whole new demographic— appealing to a whole new demographic and we're going to expend— demographic and we're going to expend wie— demographic and we're going to expand the market for bud light, that expand the market for bud light, iiiei wewii— expand the market for bud light, iiiei wewii ie— expand the market for bud light, that would be one— expand the market for bud light, that would be one thing. but were— that would be one thing. but there especially— that would be one thing. but there especially focusing this wine— there especially focusing this kiwi ei— there especially focusing this kind of campaign with dylan iiwiwewew— kind of campaign with dylan iiwiwewew ew— kind of campaign with dylan mulvaney on gen z, well, they were born after— mulvaney on gen z, well, they were born after 2000. and most of woe— were born after 2000. and most of iiieee peepie— were born after 2000. and most of those people i— were born after 2000. and most of those people i mean , the of those people i mean, the drinking— of those people i mean, the drinking age— of those people i mean, the drinking age in— of those people i mean, the drinking age in the us is 21. wee— drinking age in the us is 21. iieei ei— drinking age in the us is 21. most of those— drinking age in the us is 21. most of those people can't even wink— most of those people can't even wink wei— most of those people can't even wink wei .— most of those people can't even wink wei . se— most of those people can't even drink yet . so it's— most of those people can't even drink yet . so it's so drink yet. so it's so wrongheaded. i mean , the drink yet. so it's so— wrongheaded. i mean , the same wrongheaded. i mean, the same as, wrongheaded. i mean, the same yew— wrongheaded. i mean, the same we knew,— wrongheaded. i mean, the same as, you know, the— wrongheaded. i mean, the same as, you know, the same thing has happened— as, you know, the same thing has happened in— as, you know, the same thing has nnppenei in ine— as, you know, the same thing has happened in the publishing iniweiw— happened in the publishing industry .— happened in the publishing iniweiw . au— happened in the publishing industry . all they seem to care industry. all they seem to care nippi— industry. all they seem to care about ie— industry. all they seem to care about is diversity,— industry. all they seem to care about is diversity, equity and ineiweien— about is diversity, equity and

inclusion. and— about is diversity, equity and inclusion. and not selling books inni— inclusion. and not selling books we peepie— inclusion. and not selling books that people want— inclusion. and not selling books that people want to buy. and inn-e— that people want to buy. and that's what's— that people want to buy. and that's what's so— that people want to buy. and that's what's so baffling about inie— that's what's so baffling about we wneie— that's what's so baffling about this whole trend— that's what's so baffling about this whole trend .— that's what's so baffling about this whole trend . and i can see this whole trend. and i can see why— this whole trend. and i can see why pneiweie— this whole trend. and i can see why pneiweie wow— this whole trend. and i can see why products you know and in neweiinp— why products you know and in marketing people i mean they're very— marketing people i mean they're very new— marketing people i mean they're very eien ie— marketing people i mean they're very alert to trends too. they wani— very alert to trends too. they weni ie— very alert to trends too. they weni ie pe— very alert to trends too. they want to be with— very alert to trends too. they want to be with it— very alert to trends too. they want to be with it . and that's want to be with it. and that's eieeniw— want to be with it. and that's eieeniw en— want to be with it. and that's clearly an ingredient . but they clearly an ingredient. but they wee— clearly an ingredient. but they eiee snowi— clearly an ingredient. but they also should want— clearly an ingredient. but they also should want to make money. inn-e— also should want to make money. were ine— also should want to make money. that's the whole— also should want to make money. that's the whole purpose of neweiinp— that's the whole purpose of marketing to _ that's the whole purpose of marketing to sell more of your pneiwei— marketing to sell more of your pneiwei eni— marketing to sell more of your product and this— marketing to sell more of your product and this this this turned— product and this this this turned into— product and this this this turned into a— product and this this this turned into a much bigger story inan— turned into a much bigger story inen i— turned into a much bigger story inen i wewii— turned into a much bigger story than i would ever— turned into a much bigger story than i would ever have imagined peeeipie— than i would ever have imagined peeeipie .— than i would ever have imagined peeeipie . we— than i would ever have imagined possible . it's all— than i would ever have imagined possible . it's all over the new possible. it's all over the new vow— possible. it's all over the new vow peei— possible. it's all over the new york post. but— possible. it's all over the new york post. but don't you think it's york post. but don't you think we insi— york post. but don't you think we we ee— york post. but don't you think it's just so representative , it's just so representative, inewpn— it's just so representative, inewpn ei— it's just so representative, though, of where we're at.7 because— though, of where we're at.7 because as you _ though, of where we're at.7 because as you say,- though, of where we're at.7 because as you say, companies don't actually seem to care about making money. they just want to move up the ranks of the social responsibility tables run by organisations like stonewall . and then you have dylan mulvaney , arnie himself, and mulvaney, arnie himself, and you've actually described him in a brilliant column in the spectator as a calculating

operator , honest as a woman. do operator, honest as a woman. do you feel offended by the dylan mulvaney shtick? because basically , as far as i can tell, basically, as far as i can tell, he actually seems to mock what it is to be a woman. it's like performative of being a bimbo to him. that's what it is to be a woman. so i don't understand why brands would want to get on board with that if they're trying to attract female customers. i'm a little torn on inn— customers. i'm a little torn on we peeawee— customers. i'm a little torn on this because on— customers. i'm a little torn on this because on the— f i'm a little torn on this because on the one hand, wean— this because on the one hand, wean ii-e— this because on the one hand, yeah, it's totally— this because on the one hand, yeah, it's totally it yeah, it's totally offensive. it is a— yeah, it's totally offensive. it is a drastic— yeah, it's totally offensive. it is a drastic stereotype of what it is a drastic stereotype of what i ie— is a drastic stereotype of what ii is ie— is a drastic stereotype of what ii is ia pe— is a drastic stereotype of what ii is ia be a— is a drastic stereotype of what it is to be a female and even in insen— it is to be a female and even in eases ienne— it is to be a female and even in 1950s terms, you _ it is to be a female and even in 1950s terms, you know , he talks 1950s terms, you know, he talks appen— 1950s terms, you know, he talks apewi crying — 1950s terms, you know, he talks apewi ewinp aii— 1950s terms, you know, he talks about crying all the time. he paneee— about crying all the time. he prances around— about crying all the time. he prances around .— about crying all the time. he prances around . he's obviously prances around. he's obviously ineneiipiw— prances around. he's obviously incredibly weak— prances around. he's obviously incredibly weak physically . his incredibly weak physically. his the incredibly weak physically. his ine way— incredibly weak physically. his ine waw ne— incredibly weak physically. his the way he moves his body is pnieew— the way he moves his body is pneew ani— the way he moves his body is prissy and basically pathetic. his prissy and basically pathetic. wie wneie— prissy and basically pathetic. his whole thing— prissy and basically pathetic. his whole thing is pathetic. um but his whole thing is pathetic. um pan on— his whole thing is pathetic. um pan on ine— his whole thing is pathetic. um but on the other— his whole thing is pathetic. um but on the other hand, it comes, it but on the other hand, it comes, ii canes— but on the other hand, it comes, it comes across— but on the other hand, it comes, it comes across to— but on the other hand, it comes, it comes across to me as a piss

iawe. — it comes across to me as a piss iawe. i— it comes across to me as a piss iawe. i mean— it comes across to me as a piss take. i mean, he's,— it comes across to me as a piss take. i mean, he's, it's, it's ainaei— take. i mean, he's, it's, it's almost like— take. i mean, he's, it's, it's almost like he's- take. i mean, he's, it's, it's almost like he's taking the mickey.— almost like he's taking the mickey- ani— almost like he's taking the mickey. and as— almost like he's taking the mickey. and as i noted in the cannin— mickey. and as i noted in the eawnin .— mickey. and as i noted in the eawnin , ii— mickey. and as i noted in the eawnin , ii i— mickey. and as i noted in the column , if i had,— mickey. and as i noted in the column , if i had, if i didn't column, if i had, if i didn't know— column, if i had, if i didn't knew we— column, if i had, if i didn't know who this— column, if i had, if i didn't know who this guy was and i wokei— know who this guy was and i iaawei ai— know who this guy was and i looked at one— know who this guy was and i looked at one of— know who this guy was and i looked at one of these videos innaeeniiw— looked at one of these videos inneeeniiw i— looked at one of these videos innocently, i would have thought inan— innocently, i would have thought inai ne— innocently, i would have thought inai ne wa— innocently, i would have thought that he was taking— innocently, i would have thought that he was taking the mickey out that he was taking the mickey awi ai— that he was taking the mickey an of pain— that he was taking the mickey out of both sexual stereotypes ani— out of both sexual stereotypes and transgenderism that this inie— and transgenderism that this we inie— and transgenderism that this we we ie— and transgenderism that this this this is a— and transgenderism that this this this is a satire. and transgenderism that this this this is a satire . that's this this is a satire. that's ine— this this is a satire. that's ine way— this this is a satire. that's ine way i— this this is a satire. that's the way it comes across. yeah exaeiiw. — the way it comes across. yeah exaetiw. its— the way it comes across. yeah exaetiw. its a— the way it comes across. yeah exactly. it's a spoof.- the way it comes across. yeah exactly. c ci?" exactly. it's a spoof. can i just ask you, lionel, about the whole pronoun thing? because obviously you are a brilliant writer and i picked up the fact that in your spectator column you did make a little reference to the fact that you weren't going to buy into this whole because, you know, dylan mulvaney asks to be called. she they sam smith asked to be called they them you refer to dylan mulvaney as a he. you've done so tonight. you know for a lot of companies now that would be a cancelable offence and

actually a lot of news organisations now are rewriting folks column if they misgender the protagonist that they're writing about . yes. and writing about. yes. and i noticed— writing about. yes. and i noticed wea— writing about. yes. and i noticed you had- writing about. yes. and i noticed you had a- c g yes. and i noticed you had a section on the paine— noticed you had a section on the peiiee penne— noticed you had a section on the police before i— noticed you had a section on the police before i was— noticed you had a section on the police before i was on and yeah , nawpe— police before i was on and yeah , maybe w-wee— police before i was on and yeah , maybe we've just— police before i was on and yeah , maybe we've just committed a ienipie— , maybe we've just committed a terrible offence _ , maybe we've just committed a terrible offence in— , maybe we've just committed a terrible offence in the cops are going— terrible offence in the cops are 90ing ia— terrible offence in the cops are paint to snow— terrible offence in the cops are paint to snow ap— terrible offence in the cops are going to show up at my door. any ninete— going to show up at my door. any ninwie new— going to show up at my door. any minute now. i'm,— going to show up at my door. any minute now. i'm, i'm— going to show up at my door. any minute now. i'm, i'm i'm really wei— minute now. i'm, i'm i'm really tired ai— minute now. i'm, i'm i'm really tied at ine— minute now. i'm, i'm i'm really tired of the compliance of the media— tired of the compliance of the media on— tired of the compliance of the media on this— tired of the compliance of the media on this point. tired of the compliance of the media on this point . dylan media on this point. dylan iiwiwanew— media on this point. dylan iiwiwanew ie— media on this point. dylan mulvaney is male and it seems pretty— mulvaney is male and it seems pretty conspicuous— mulvaney is male and it seems pretty conspicuous that he's a gay— pretty conspicuous that he's a pay naie— pretty conspicuous that he's a pay naie .— pretty conspicuous that he's a pay naie . we— pretty conspicuous that he's a pay naie . we ne— pretty conspicuous that he's a gay male . he he claimed to be gay male. he he claimed to be gay— gay male. he he claimed to be gay penne— gay male. he he claimed to be pay before ne— gay male. he he claimed to be gay before he decided he was nanepenien — gay before he decided he was transgender. gen transgender. instead, he's a gay bloke. right. and you even have the likes of the daily telegraph getting with the program. and even with these , you git;w g 3 and even with these , you know, these even with these, you know, these sex even with these, you know, these aiienien— even with these, you know, these sex offenders who _ even with these, you know, these sex offenders who claim to be ia— sex offenders who claim to be to pet— sex offenders who claim to be women to get into women's

prisone— women to get into women's pneane ani— women to get into women's prisons and rape— women to get into women's prisons and rape women , even the prisons and rape women, even the pain— prisons and rape women, even the daily ieiepnapn— prisons and rape women, even the daily telegraph will— prisons and rape women, even the daily telegraph will duly call inen. — daily telegraph will duly call inen. sne— daily telegraph will duly call them. she and— daily telegraph will duly call them. she and i— daily telegraph will duly call them. she and i feel as if we're all them. she and i feel as if we're aii being— them. she and i feel as if we're all being manipulated , stated all being manipulated, stated inat— all being manipulated, stated inai wee— all being manipulated, stated inai in— all being manipulated, stated that we're in some ways we are being— that we're in some ways we are being necked— that we're in some ways we are being mocked and— that we're in some ways we are being mocked and we're showing no epine— being mocked and we're showing no epine .— being mocked and we're showing no epine . ii— being mocked and we're showing no epine . it ie— being mocked and we're showing no spine . it is ultimately what no spine. it is ultimately what pennan— no spine. it is ultimately what jordan peterson— no spine. it is ultimately what jordan peterson calls compelled epeeen. — jordan peterson calls compelled epeeen. ani— jordan peterson calls compelled epeeen. and i— jordan peterson calls compelled speech. and i should have the i snowi— speech. and i should have the i enewii nave— speech. and i should have the i should have the— speech. and i should have the i should have the freedom of epeeen— should have the freedom of epeeen ia— should have the freedom of epeeen to ie— should have the freedom of speech to be able to call dylan iiwiwanew— speech to be able to call dylan iiwiwanew a— speech to be able to call dylan iiwiwanew a new— speech to be able to call dylan mulvaney a boy . _ speech to be able to call dylan mulvaney a boy . viii“ :: mulvaney a boy. well, indeed. and also , it's actually a and also, it's actually a biological fact . you're stating biological fact. you're stating a fact . you know, dylan mulvaney a fact. you know, dylan mulvaney hasn't undergone any surgery. no hormone treatment, nothing. so you were stating a complete biological fact. but, you know , biological fact. but, you know, these days you can't it's pandenng. his. these days you can't it's pandering. it is. it is. it's ludicrous and it's sad, isn't it? because in the 80s or the 90s, you know, sam smith and dylan mulvaney would have been celebrated as camp gay men. and the way that boy george were.

but enough now in but it's not enough now in showbiz. not enough. you've showbiz. it's not enough. you've got be something you've got to be something else. you've got to be something else. you've got a new trend. i got to follow a new trend. i find it very sad, but the journalist, columnist, best selling lionel shriver, selling author lionel shriver, thank chat thank you so much. great to chat . up in uncanceled , as . coming up in uncanceled, as meghan markle breaks cover with a polished new look is her return to spotlight return to the spotlight deliberately timed ahead of return to the spotlight delicoronation,ied ahead of return to the spotlight delicoronation, she ahead of return to the spotlight delicoronation, she snubbedd of the coronation, she snubbed assistant editor of the mail on sunday, kate mansi, big royal scoop merchant. she's going to be live in the studio later in the show. but next, in the media buzz with the snp's humza yousaf useless, admitting he's prepared to consider a coalition of chaos with labour if it means seeing the back of the tories. can we trust slippery starmer not to climb into bed with the scandal fidden climb into bed with the scandal ridden snp? my superstar panel thrashed this one out next. plus we're going to have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front page at tomorrow's newspaper front page hot the press. don't page as hot off the press. don't go anywhere .

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britain's news .— we're proud to be gb news britain's news. channel let's repent— britain's news. channel let's name to— britain's news. channel let's return to tomorrow's news tonight. now in our media buzz and more front pages have just been delivered and bucha . boy, been delivered and bucha. boy, oh, boy, those woke journalists at the guardian, led by us it pippa crerar back on the anti—government train colluding with the deep state, with this exclusive that we discussed earlier, where they write that concerns have been raised over health secretary steve barclay. basically calling steve basically that calling steve barclay, the health secretary a bully because what steve barclay actually wants to do is toughen up on the unions who are demanding a 35% pay rise. pippa we see through you. we see what you're doing. by the way, the guardian there in the top guardian asking there in the top left corner is paganism about to go mainstream? let me tell you. absolutely daily absolutely not. the daily telegraph reports that the so—called architect of the hong kong crackdown will be attending the coronation according to the papen the coronation according to the paper, despite the invitation being to chinese being sent to the chinese president , being sent to the chinese president, xi jinping, the

communist regime has decided to threaten a diplomatic storm by sending the vice president responsible for the harsh response pro democracy response to the pro democracy protests. a despicable protests. what a despicable regime they are and how great that this person is right here. and actually, mean, this is and actually, i mean, this is a very effective front page. if we move the daily mail. now, move to the daily mail. now, same story. the same story. love the presentation of this. say presentation of this. they say the coronation invitations that will put you off your quiche and it's really effective. how they've done it. they say inviting ed, the architect of china's brutal crackdown in hong kong, invite cited the sinn fein leader from prominent ira family not invited . the queen's not invited. the queen's bridesmaid who's father was murdered by the ira and personally , i think it is an personally, i think it is an absolute disgrace that pamela hicks lady, pamela hicks will not be at the coronation she would have been the first one of, i think, the first person in history, quite possibly she's in her 90s now who would have attended three coronations. you know, i just don't get it. her

daughter is the god daughter of king charles. very odd to me, very odd decisions being made more in the media. buzz now with tonight's superstar panel. the author and broadcaster christine hamilton on businessman and hamilton on the businessman and activist adam brooks and the former labour adviser former labour party adviser matthew the snp is matthew lazor. now the snp is spiralling in crisis, has deepened further with revelations the party's ex treasurer, colin beattie did know about the purchase of a £110,000 luxury motorhome , £110,000 luxury motorhome, despite previously insisting he knew nothing of it. beattie who was arrested and released without charge by police scotland a week ago, said he became aware of the purchase through the snp's 2021 annual accounts. now that was a swift change of a story that has sent shockwaves through holyrood . the shockwaves through holyrood. the huge vehicle was seized from outside scheming sturgeon , outside scheming sturgeon, anne's mother in law's home on the 5th of april, the same day cops raided the first minister's home over claims that £600,000 has gone missing from the snp

coffers . meanwhile, the coffers. meanwhile, the desperation of the new snp leader and first minister of scotland. i'm so sorry you guys are having to deal with this bloke humza yousaf useless. it was laid bare last night with an admission that he would sensation team with labour to sensation team up with labour to force a new scottish independence vote. watch keir starmer becomes the new prime minister, but without an overall majority, does that make independence much likelier? well, we would certainly be wiiiinp— well, we would certainly be wiiiinp ia— well, we would certainly be willing to cooperate with a iapawn— willing to cooperate with a labour government because we want— labour government because we want ia— labour government because we want to — labour government because we wani ia ine— labour government because we want to see the back of the ianiee. — want to see the back of the ianiee. nat— want to see the back of the tories. but of— want to see the back of the tories. c itizi. want to see the back of the tories. itizi. want to see the back of the- tories. but of course that could come at a at a cost and of course the first demand would make would be to get powers over a of 30 order and having a section of 30 order and having that devolved to, to, to scotland. and if there is a hung paniianeni— scotland. and if there is a hung parliament then— scotland. and if there is a hung parliament then of— f: and if there is a hung parliament then of course we win— parliament then of course we will cooperate. _ parliament then of course we will cooperate. cc will cooperate. i'll say that unequivocally. we'll will cooperate. cc c.“i:fi:c f we'll cooperate unequivocally. we'll cooperate witn— unequivocally. we'll cooperate wiin anwpeiw— unequivocally. we'll cooperate with anybody that— unequivocally. we'll cooperate with anybody that is- with anybody that is a progressive— with anybody that is a progressive political party. nei— progressive political party. keir starmer— progressive political party. keir starmer categorically ruled out any electoral pact with the snp in january, but the flip flop in human bollard's word is

about as reliable as a wet paper bag erg from a man who changes his views as often as his underpants from jeremy corbyn to brexit to shamima begum to trans kids . how can anyone believe kids. how can anyone believe that starmer wouldn't team up with the snp? so i'm going to come to our labour adviser on the panel . matthew lazar i'm the panel. matthew lazar i'm sorry , i think this is a genuine sorry, i think this is a genuine and very real concern . the and very real concern. the british people need to know that a vote for starmer and for labour means a coalition of chaos with the snp. i was about to say something i shouldn't actually. i'll just say with the troubled snp is what i'll call them . yes. don't get us all into them. yes. don't get us all into newbie.— them. yes. don't get us all into inawpie. pan-i— them. yes. don't get us all into trouble. don't look.— them. yes. don't get us all into trouble. don't look. i— yes. don't get us all into trouble. don't look. i spent the zon— trouble. don't look. i spent the 2015 election— trouble. don't look. i spent the 2015 election being working for ed 2015 election being working for it iiiiipanai— 2015 election being working for ed miliband, being chased around by ed miliband, being chased around iw-wieaia— ed miliband, being chased around by nicola sturgeon and by people in nicola sturgeon and wen— by people in nicola sturgeon and aien sainani— by people in nicola sturgeon and alex salmond masks literally enaeei— alex salmond masks literally chased down _ alex salmond masks literally chased down the street by them. so chased down the street by them. so i— chased down the street by them. so i knew— chased down the street by them. so i know now— chased down the street by them. so i know how the— chased down the street by them. so i know how the tories think inat— so i know how the tories think that-coalition— so i know how the tories think that-coalition of- so i know how the tories think that coalition of chaos that the coalition of chaos enanae— that the coalition of chaos charge effective that the coalition of chaos charge -effective but charge is an effective one, but it charge is an effective one, but iila— charge is an effective one, but iila iaiaiiw— charge is an effective one, but it a totally fabricated and it is a totally fabricated and named— it is a totally fabricated and incorrect-so-a| it is a totally fabricated and- incorrect-so-a hung incorrect one. so there's a hung parliament. is going to parliament. starmer is going to be no coalition is not going to

do deal the. yeah, do a deal with the. yeah, absolutely. yep you can do a deal without doing a coalition. the only coalition of chaos we've-under- the only coalition of chaos. we've-under-tories. we've had is under the tories. wnen—neiiei- we've had is under the tories. when—relied on. we've had is under the tories.- when_relied on the when theresa may relied on the pun— when theresa may relied on the pun-nenain— when theresa may relied on the duplremainlpower- when theresa may relied on the dup remain power , wahaca dup to remain in power, wahaca ineneea— dup to remain in power, wahaca ineneea way— dup to remain in power, wahaca theresa may relied— dup to remain in power, wahaca theresa may relied on the dup peeawee— theresa may relied on the dup because in— theresa may relied on the dup because if not— theresa may relied on the dup because if not brexit would have been— because if not brexit would have been epit— because if not brexit would have been sold down— because if not brexit would have been sold down the river. �*vw�*iz; biz; been sold down the river. we are apsaiaaeiw— been sold down the river. we are absolutely clear— been sold down the river. we are absolutely clear labour is absolutely clear labour is absolutely clear labour is absolutely clear that there will be no deal with the snp if the snp vote for individual measures. i'm sorry , why should measures. i'm sorry, why should we- want— measures. i'm sorry, why should we- want inat- measures. i'm sorry, why should we-a word that comes. iis i'm sorry, why should we a word that comes out we believe a word that comes out of we believe a word that comes out an stannen-e— we believe a word that comes out of starmer's mouth? i: of starmer's mouth? starmer said that jeremy corbyn would make a great minister. he said great prime minister. he said shamima should allowed shamima begum should be allowed back country. he back into the country. he said there be a second there should be a second referendum the referendum on brexit. the bloke's doesn't stick bloke's a liar. he doesn't stick by words. he's bloke's a liar. he doesn't stick by words . he's not a liar by his words. he's not a liar ani— by his words. he's not a liar and nee— by his words. he's not a liar and he's absolutely- " : he's not a liar and he's absolutely clear on inn— and he's absolutely clear on we at — and he's absolutely clear on we at why— and he's absolutely clear on this all. why were those three winge— this all. why were those three ininpe, inat— this all. why were those three things, that scenario is not even considered the scenario. ine— even considered the scenario. ine eeenana— even considered the scenario. the scenario is— even considered the scenario. the scenario is not even going to nappen— the scenario is not even going to nappen .— the scenario is not even going to nappen . pan— the scenario is not even going to happen . dan, i've just spent to happen. dan, i've just spent the to happen. dan, i've just spent ine weekend— to happen. dan, i've just spent the weekend in— to happen. dan, i've just spent the weekend in scotland campaigning— the weekend in scotland. campaigning—no. the weekend in scotland- campaigning_no. and campaigning for labour. no. and seaiiani— campaigning for labour. no. and scotland-labour— campaigning for labour. no. and scotland-labour is- campaigning for labour. no. and scotland labour is the scotland and labour is on the way— scotland and labour is on the way—ea- scotland and labour is on the way—ea il scotland and labour is on the. way—ea i ininn way back in scotland, so i think we aii— way back in scotland, so i think we can all agree— way back in scotland, so i think we can all agree that the snp is in wnai—

we can all agree that the snp is in wnai i— we can all agree that the snp is in what i think— we can all agree that the snp is in what i think is— we can all agree that the snp is in what i think is a— we can all agree that the snp is in what i think is a pretty ienninai. — in what i think is a pretty terminal. i— in what i think is a pretty terminal. i:i:::i" c in what i think is a pretty terminal. i:i:::i c my in what i think is a pretty terminal. m c my terminal. i don't deny that labouris terminal. i don't deny that labour is in the box seat. i do not deny that the likelihood is there will be a labour government after the next election, still election, but this could still be 1992 and i think you shouldn't be arrogant . and shouldn't be arrogant. and christine, i think there's a real chance that there could be a hung parliament. and at that point starmer does a deal with the snp. i have to say i feel insi— the snp. i have to say i feel we eiipniiw— the snp. i have to say i feel just slightly sorry— ssa 37�* i have to say i feel just slightly sorry for isa 37�* i have to say i feel just slightly sorry for humza weeeeei— just slightly sorry for humza useless as you _ just slightly sorry for humza useless as you call him. i mean, nee— useless as you call him. i mean, we ine— useless as you call him. i mean, we we a— useless as you call him. i mean, he's like a rabbit— useless as you call him. i mean, he's like a rabbit ih— useless as you call him. i mean, he's like a rabbit in the headlights.— he's like a rabbit in the headlights. he must have weepin— headlights. he must have thought, wow,— headlights. he must have thought, wow, i'm going to be the thought, wow, i'm going to be we tini— thought, wow, i'm going to be the first minister— thought, wow, i'm going to be the first minister of scotland ani— the first minister of scotland ant-wnaie- the first minister of scotland and -whole thing. the first minister of scotland and whole thing is and then the whole thing is enwnpiina. — and then the whole thing is crumbling. so— and then the whole thing is crumbling. “iiiii�* crumbling. so incompetent, he is so useless. but when you're crumbling. i c. but when you're when so useless. but when you're when wan-ne— so useless. but when you're when wen-e aiding— so useless. but when you're when wen-e riding nipn— so useless. but when you're when you're riding high, it's— c. but when you're when you're riding high, it's easier to nine— you're riding high, it's easier to nine wean— you're riding high, it's easier to hide your uselessness. but wnen— to hide your uselessness. but when everything— to hide your uselessness. but when everything is falling apat— when everything is falling awe—pa- when everything is falling awe—pa il when everything is falling. apart,_is i might when everything is falling- apart,_is i might. apart, the problem is i might. i apart, the problem is i might. i-ainasi— apart, the problem is i might. i-almost feel— apart, the problem is i might. i-almost feel sorry- apart, the problem is i might. i-almost feel sorry for. i might almost feel sorry for him in scheming sturgeon. if they scotland into they hadn't driven scotland into they hadn't driven scotland into the and if they hadn't the ground, and if they hadn't destroyed the chances what destroyed the chances of what was name? kate. kate was her name? kate. kate kate. wate— was her name? kate. kate kate. tate tonnes.— was her name? kate. kate kate. kate forbes-forbes.- 7 kate. kate kate. kate forbes. forbes. that's kate forbes. kate forbes. that's niant. — kate forbes. kate forbes. that's tent—nave- kate forbes. kate forbes. that's right._have been?. kate forbes. kate forbes. that's. right. _have been? you right. who would have been? you know,— right. who would have been? you tnowlteeenee— right. who would have been? you know,.deserves all— right. who would have been? you know, deserves all the chaos know, he deserves all the chaos tnat— know, he deserves all the chaos tnat nee— know, he deserves all the chaos tnat we get. — know, he deserves all the chaos tnat we get. i— know, he deserves all the chaos that he's got. i mean, sturgeon know, he deserves all the chaos that iwithiot. i mean, sturgeon know, he deserves all the chaos that iwithiot rod nean, sturgeon know, he deserves all the chaos

that iwithiot rod neiironiturgeon know, he deserves all the chaos that iwithiot rod neiiron from on ruled with a rod of iron from inan— ruled with a rod of iron from inn-wease— ruled with a rod of iron from from - house. the - ruled with a rod of iron from from house. the cabinet from bute house. the cabinet were basically— from bute house. the cabinet were basically just figureheads. t hey— were basically just figureheads. inew-tnew— were basically just figureheads. inew-tnew - were basically just figureheads. they they were told. she they did as they were told. she tne— they did as they were told. she was the mistress— they did as they were told. she was the mistress .— they did as they were told. she was the mistress . and it all now was the mistress. and it all now coming— was the mistress. and it all now canning none— was the mistress. and it all now earning none to— was the mistress. and it all now coming home to roost. but the itea— coming home to roost. but the itea tnat— coming home to roost. but the itea tnat it— coming home to roost. but the idea that if starmer is with a wniepen— idea that if starmer is with a wniepen at— idea that if starmer is with a whisper of having a majority , if whisper of having a majority, if he whisper of having a majority, if ne peein— whisper of having a majority, if ne peeie att— whisper of having a majority, if he peels off, if— whisper of having a majority, if he peels off, if he— whisper of having a majority, if he peels off, if he links up witn— he peels off, if he links up wit tne— he peels off, if he links up with the snp,— he peels off, if he links up with the snp, if- he peels off, if he links up with the snp, if he's not going to with the snp, if he's not going ta ta— with the snp, if he's not going ta to p,— with the snp, if he's not going ta to p, we— with the snp, if he's not going to do it, the idea— with the snp, if he's not going to do it, the idea that if he's not— to do it, the idea that if he's not going— to do it, the idea that if he's not going to— to do it, the idea that if he's not going to do— to do it, the idea that if he's not going to do it, of course he want— not going to do it, of course he went to— not going to do it, of course he went to it.— not going to do it, of course he won't do it. i'll— not going to do it, of course he won't do it. i'll do— not going to do it, of course he won't do it. i'll do it. i; cc won't do it. i'll do it. he will do won't do it. i'll do it. he will to it.— won't do it. i'll do it. he will to it. we— won't do it. i'll do it. he will do it. he will do a deal. he might not do a coalition he will do a deal. yeah, i think a coalition. exactly. english wante— coalition. exactly. english wantewna— coalition. exactly. english voters who would - ct?“ exactly. english voters who would go ballistic if tein— voters who would go ballistic if tein stannen— voters who would go ballistic if keir starmer did— voters who would go ballistic if keir starmer did a— voters who would go ballistic if keir starmer did a deal for independence— keir starmer did a deal for independence with the reality is, independence with the reality a, it— independence with the reality a, it tne — independence with the reality is, if the choice— independence with the reality is, if the choice is keir stamen— is, if the choice is keir starmer, you- is, if the choice is keir starmer, you become prime iiinieten— starmer, you become prime minister-not,— starmer, you become prime minister not, he's going to minister or not, he's going to do minister or not, he's going to to tie— minister or not, he's going to to tne teat. — minister or not, he's going to do the deal. he's- minister or not, he's going to do the deal. ii; do the deal. he's shown that he u—turns and he changes , you u—turns and he changes, you know, like the wind. but let's be honest,-snp- know, like the wind. but let's be honest,-snp are- c i: but let's be honest, snp are finished be honest, the snp are finished witn— be honest, the snp are finished witn tne— be honest, the snp are finished with the recent— be honest, the snp are finished with the recent scandal . i hope with the recent scandal. i hope wan-ne— with the recent scandal. i hope wew-ne want— with the recent scandal. i hope you're right with— with the recent scandal. i hope you're right with with the tente— you're right with with the trends debate _ you're right with with the trends debate and the gender bill trends debate and the gender tiit witn— trends debate and the gender bill with the _ trends debate and the gender bill with the recent scandals, tnew— bill with the recent scandals, they-finished— bill with the recent scandals, they-finished ih- bill with the recent scandals, they finished in many. i they are finished in many. i knew— they are finished in many. i knew a— they are finished in many. i knew a new— they are finished in many. i know a few scots , but i will

know a few scots, but i will never vote for— know a few scots, but i will never vote for them again. to say— never vote for them again. to say that— never vote for them again. to say that wea— never vote for them again. to say that you cannot- never vote for them again. to say that you cannot trust starmer because the bloke has had more positions than the kamasutra. so when it comes to the snp, not trust a word the snp, i do not trust a word that he to say. i hope that he has to say. i hope they're finished,- that he has to say. i hope they're finished, but- i hope they're finished, but think they're finished, but i think tnew— they're finished, but i think tnew-nawe— they're finished, but i think they-have still- they're finished, but i think they have still some they may have still some neeitwai— they may have still some residual support. c cc they may have still some residual support. it'll be tapew— residual support. it'll be iataan ta— residual support. it'll be labour to finish and let's be honest, humza might not even be in time exactly. in charge by the time exactly. now mp andrew now look. outspoken mp andrew antigen— now look. outspoken mp andrew bridgen expelled— now look. outspoken mp andrew bridgen expelled from the conservative— bridgen expelled from the conservative party today for comments made about covid vaccines and— comments made about covid vaccines and the— comments made about covid vaccines and the holocaust. he nat— vaccines and the holocaust. he tat-wnip— vaccines and the holocaust. he had whip withdrawn in had the whip withdrawn in ianaaw— had the whip withdrawn in january-saying- had the whip withdrawn in january saying vaccines january for saying vaccines eaweet— january for saying vaccines eaweet-nann- january for saying vaccines- caused-harm-were, caused serious harm and were, quate— caused serious harm and were, aweteltiaaeet— caused serious harm and were, quote, biggest crime against quote, the biggest crime against nwnanitw— quote, the biggest crime against humanity since— quote, the biggest crime against humanity since the holocaust. wee— humanity since the holocaust. we-e nat— humanity since the holocaust. we-e not saying— humanity since the holocaust. he's not saying it— humanity since the holocaust. he's not saying it was bigger tnan— he's not saying it was bigger tnan tne— he's not saying it was bigger than the holocaust. i think peepie— than the holocaust. i think peepie atten— than the holocaust. i think people often misread he people often misread what he aetwaiiw— people often misread what he actually said.— people often misread what he actually said. he— people often misread what he actually said. he has been teetet— actually said. he has been teetet-at— actually said. he has been booted-of-tories. booted out of the tories eenptetetw— booted out of the tories completely, bridgen completely, though, with bridgen eiainina—an- claiming he's been made an enanpie— claiming he's been made an example speaking claiming he's been made an- example-speaking out claiming he's been made an exebehalf speaking out claiming he's been made an exebehalf of speaking out claiming he's been made an exebehalf of those speaking out claiming he's been made an exebehalf of those whonking out claiming he's been made an exebehalf of those who have out claiming he's been made an exebehalf of those who have no on behalf of those who have no voice. meanwhile— on behalf of those who have no voice. meanwhile his counterpart enanet— voice. meanwhile his counterpart shamed former— voice. meanwhile his counterpart shamed former health secretary watt— shamed former health secretary iiatt waneaet— shamed former health secretary matt hancock continued to enannei— matt hancock continued to channel his— matt hancock continued to channel his inner partridge with this channel his inner partridge with tnie inane— channel his inner partridge with this inane tick— channel his inner partridge with this inane tick tock video meeting— this inane tick tock video mocking those- this inane tick tock video mocking those who have concerns over vaccine safety. _ mocking those who have concerns over vaccine safety. watch

tanaae— over vaccine safety. watch ianaae att— over vaccine safety. watch farage all the— over vaccine safety. watch farage all the way in, there's all farage all the way in, there's at tneee — farage all the way in, there's all these nutty— farage all the way in, there's all these nutty protesters saying— all these nutty protesters saying tnat— all these nutty protesters saying that we should leave the want — saying that we should leave the want weaitn— saying that we should leave the world health organisation and campaigning— world health organisation and campaigning against a global pantenie— campaigning against a global pandemic treaty. ' n: campaigning against a global pandemic treaty. 'i: campaigning against a global pandemic treaty. i: pandemic treaty. and this is absolutely crazy. it's not pandemic treaty. 'i: cni;cy i it's not about absolutely crazy. it's not about the absolutely crazy. it's not about tne wanti— absolutely crazy. it's not about the world health— cni;cy i it's not about the world health organisation teeitina— the world health organisation teeitina an— the world health organisation deciding on future lockdowns . deciding on future lockdowns. so deciding on future lockdowns. so an— deciding on future lockdowns. so we— deciding on future lockdowns. so can we please— deciding on future lockdowns. so can we please have- deciding on future lockdowns. so can we please have a- deciding on future lockdowns. so can we please have a bit of rationality ? oh no , i'm rationality? oh no, i'm devastated— rationality? oh no, i'm devastated .— rationality? oh no, i'm devastated. - rationality? oh no, i'm devastated . not- rationality? oh no, i'm devastated . not once has that devastated. not once has that weasel acknowledged or addressed those who have been killed or maimed by covid vaccines instead . ad he smears people as conspiracy theorists and has the gall to show his face in public. despite a string of lies , his despite a string of lies, his gaffes and incompetence that leaves him disgraced matthew lazan leaves him disgraced matthew lazar, adam brooks, christine hamilton, do stand by, because coming up, as london mayor, sadiq khan's claim that nine out of ten cars will be compliant with crazy ulez traffic

with his crazy ulez traffic scheme exposed a lie , why scheme is exposed as a lie, why is the left determined to push for regardless of its for net zero regardless of its impact on the electorate? find out as we cram tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. uncut jackass. but next in uncut cancelled is meghan markle's makeover along with her sudden return to public life this week, a she is preparing to a sign that she is preparing to try and overshadow king charles's coronation assistant editor of the mail on sunday, kate mansi, she's a big royal scoop breaker who's going to join me live in the studio with lots of fresh reporting on this. you won't want to miss it.

and it's time now for uncanceled . and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. and meghan markle has made her first public appearance of the year after keeping her head down

since husband harry took an international bashing over his controversial memoir , spare and controversial memoir, spare and that head suddenly looking pretty different , isn't it? as pretty different, isn't it? as the duchess of delusion unveiled a polished new look whilst introducing her woke celeb photographer pal misan harriman , for a stateside ted talk earlier this week, when the daily mail today, sarah vine argues the makeover reveals who the runaway princess really was all along. a highly ambitious woman who is determined to get what she wants . and in a power what she wants. and in a power move, i can fully believe was deliberate, vine, suggests princess diana had her revenge dress as this is a revenge makeover for meghan's back and she's not going anywhere anytime soon. no coincidence. i'm sure that she chose to resurface close to the coronation. she's not coming, but she might as well be. and while harry and meghan attempt to kerb freedom of the press here in the uk, the superior coverage of the monarchy is just going to get better with the mail online and daily mail.com launching a brand

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charles. instead, it feels like with meghan's reappear presence with meghan's reappear presence with the basketball public display of affection that wasn't. and now with the court case, it feels like they're wanting to steal the spotlight . wanting to steal the spotlight. now, what what do you think that's about ? what i now, what what do you think that's about? what i think we capit— that's about? what i think we eewit nave— that's about? what i think we could have always— c7 what i think we could have always predicted tnie— could have always predicted this, couldn't— could have always predicted this, couldn't we? i think we've teen— this, couldn't we? i think we've teen-taking— this, couldn't we? i think we've been _talking-it- this, couldn't we? i think we've been _talking-it fori been been talking about it for a tone— been been talking about it for a tone tine.— been been talking about it for a tone time new— been been talking about it for a long time. you know first long time. you know that. first of long time. you know that. first at-tnew— long time. you know that. first at-tnew wan-t- long time. you know that. first of-they won't they- of all, will they won't they come home?— of all, will they won't they come home? you know, the delay in iettina— come home? you know, the delay in letting letting— come home? you know, the delay in letting letting us— come home? you know, the delay in letting letting us know pennape— in letting letting us know perhaps whether they would come or perhaps whether they would come an-tnen— perhaps whether they would come an-tnen it— perhaps whether they would come an-tnen it wa— or not. and then it was announced— or not. and then it was announced harry was or not. and then it was- announced - harry was going announced that harry was going to announced that harry was going teawn— — announced that harry was going teawn— weananl announced that harry was going. to_own. meghan would to come on his own. meghan would stay—tie— stay there. and then the basketball— stay there. and then the basketball mean, stay there. and then the. basketball-mean, it stay there. and then the- basketball-mean, it was basketball thing, i mean, it was inteneetina— basketball thing, i mean, it was interesting-were- basketball thing, i mean, it was interesting. were there interesting. they were there witn — interesting. they were there witn -wnaie— interesting. they were there with whole team, wasn't with their whole team, wasn't it? it— with their whole team, wasn't it? it wa— with their whole team, wasn't it? it was all— with their whole team, wasn't it? it was all their kind of eetteaawee— it? it was all their kind of colleagues and- it? it was all their kind of colleagues and kind of business managers and people like that. ant—than— managers and people like that. and—than friends,- managers and people like that. and—than friends, i. and then rather than friends, i mean, do they have friends? because apparently because harry apparently only has now in the uk, has six friends now in the uk, you would have some you would hope they have some friends, but i think, yeah, it's interesting mean, the interesting now. i mean, the timing— interesting now. i mean, the timing at— interesting now. i mean, the timing of-court- interesting now. i mean, the timing of-court case,- pcni;ii;~;:c pg i mean, the timing of court case, well, timing of the court case, well, we— timing of the court case, well, tie-system,— timing of the court case, well, the-system,ldon't- timing of the court case, well, the system, don't know the court system, i don't know if the court system, i don't know it-eaw— the court system, i don't know it-eaw tnat- the court system, i don't know if-say that they- the court system, i don't know if say that they timed if we could say that they timed tnat— if we could say that they timed tnat ta— if we could say that they timed that to coincide— if we could say that they timed that to coincide or— if we could say that they timed that to coincide or to throw a

tent— that to coincide or to throw a tent inta— that to coincide or to throw a bomb into the— that to coincide or to throw a bomb into the works per se. but eentainiw— bomb into the works per se. but eentainiw sane— bomb into the works per se. but certainly some details certainly some of the details tnat— certainly some of the details tnat enenaet— certainly some of the details that emerged from that were pnettw— that emerged from that were pretty explosive _ that emerged from that were pretty explosive , weren't they? pretty explosive, weren't they? wean. —nne— pretty explosive, weren't they? wean—me. tie- pretty explosive, weren't they? yeah,-me, the point. yeah, i think for me, the point is, number one, i actually personally believe if he personally believe that if he had wanted to stop this witness statement being published statement from being published until coronation, until after the coronation, he would power to do would have had the power to do that. this is prince harry. i think the judge would have accepted that. i don't want to overshadow my coronation overshadow my kings coronation sorry. father's coronation is sorry. my father's coronation is a decent reason to delay the publication. but i think it's more the fact that he has put this almost deranged narrative. i mean, you've broken huge stories you know, stories on camilla. you know, the that was to the fact that she was going to become queen, but you also know she's not really someone who is manipulative or who has particularly had a game plan. whereas if you read the witness statement , it says it's as if statement, it says it's as if harry is trying to suggest that camilla sort of camilla and charles have sort of colluded with ngn and the sun over the past 20 years come over the past 20 years to come to this moment. yeah, it feels very— to this moment. yeah, it feels very nuan— to this moment. yeah, it feels very nwen tite— to this moment. yeah, it feels very much like an— yeah, it feels very much like an epilogue to the very much like an epilogue to tne teat— very much like an epilogue to the book spare— very much like an epilogue to the book spare ,_ very much like an epilogue to the book spare , doesn't it, in the book spare, doesn't it, in wnien— the book spare, doesn't it, in wnien we— the book spare, doesn't it, in which we heard— the book spare, doesn't it, in which we heard that you know,

ene — which we heard that you know, ene wae— which we heard that you know, ene a— which we heard that you know, she was a work— which we heard that you know, she was a work of— which we heard that you know, she was a work of fiction, i niant— she was a work of fiction, i niant apne— she was a work of fiction, i might argue she- she was a work of fiction, i might argue she was the villain of might argue she was the villain at-pieee. — might argue she was the villain at-pieee. vea— might argue she was the villain of piece. you know, the evil of the piece. you know, the evil eat— of the piece. you know, the evil sort-stepmother.— of the piece. you know, the evil sort stepmother. think sort of stepmother. but i think anybody— sort of stepmother. but i think- anwpetw—tnawe anybody who knows camilla knows that anybody who knows camilla knows tnat eie-e— anybody who knows camilla knows that she's she's— anybody who knows camilla knows that she's she's very— anybody who knows camilla knows that she's she's very much kind of that she's she's very much kind at town— that she's she's very much kind at town to— that she's she's very much kind of down to earth.— that she's she's very much kind of down to earth. and think of down to earth. and i think anyone— of down to earth. and i think anyone wne— of down to earth. and i think anyone who meets her is anyone who ever meets her is quite— anyone who ever meets her is quite-away— anyone who ever meets her is quite-away by- anyone who ever meets her is quite away by how quite blown away by how interested— quite blown away by how interested and - quite blown away by how interested and interesting she is interested and interesting she ie ae— interested and interesting she ie ae a— interested and interesting she ie ae a penen— interested and interesting she is as a person. and i'm not here to tetent— is as a person. and i'm not here to tetent ten— is as a person. and i'm not here to defend her per— is as a person. and i'm not here to defend her per se, but i tnint— to defend her per se, but i tnint peepie— to defend her per se, but i think people will take her in as as think people will take her in as ae tween— think people will take her in as as queen camilla.— think people will take her in as as queen camilla. and, you know, the as queen camilla. and, you know, tne eaneant— as queen camilla. and, you know, the consort will— as queen camilla. and, you know, the consort will be— as queen camilla. and, you know, the consort will be quietly tnappei— the consort will be quietly dropped, which much the consort will be quietly- dropped, which-much the dropped, which is very much the paiaee-e— dropped, which is very much the pataee-e pian— dropped, which is very much the palace's plan and— dropped, which is very much the palace's plan and as you rightly say,— palace's plan and as you rightly eaw wnien— palace's plan and as you rightly eaw wnien wae— palace's plan and as you rightly say, which was yeah, we revealed tnat— say, which was yeah, we revealed tnat — say, which was yeah, we revealed tnat what— say, which was yeah, we revealed that we. what about— say, which was yeah, we revealed that we. what about the way that harry speaks about the queen the late queen, sorry. so queen elizabeth ii in the witness statement because he he's almost again, trying to present his granny as if she was powerless, as if she was sort of bullied by charles and the courtiers. whereas my understanding is that i don't know what you feel, but right up until the end, it was still the late queen who was making all of the decisions. yeah, i think that's really yeah, i think that's a really smart dan, the fact smart point, dan, it's the fact that we saw that in spare that and we saw that in spare and that before, you

and we've seen that before, you know, harry came out know, when harry came out previously and said that he wanted that his wanted to make sure that his his grandmother people grandmother had the right people around her, you remember around her, if you remember that. and that was before she paeeet— that. and that was before she paeeet away.— that. and that was before she passed away. and— and that was before she passed away. and at the time i remember that— passed away. and at the time i remember that just jarred teeawee— remember that just jarred. because—much remember that just jarred- because _ much in because she was very much in eantnai. — because she was very much in control. - anybody, - because she was very much in control. anybody, you know, control. and anybody, you know, etaee— control. and anybody, you know, etaeelnen— control. and anybody, you know, close . her late _ control. and anybody, you know, close her late majesty would close to her late majesty would nave — close to her late majesty would nave -ene— close to her late majesty would nave—ene wae- close to her late majesty would have - she was very - close to her late majesty would have she was very much have said that she was very much , you— have said that she was very much , we knew,— have said that she was very much iyou knew-we— have said that she was very much , you know,.we saw- have said that she was very much , you know, we saw she she , you know, and we saw she she met— , you know, and we saw she she net tne— , you know, and we saw she she net tne new— , you know, and we saw she she met the new prime— , you know, and we saw she she met the new prime minister, titn-t— met the new prime minister, titn-t ene— met the new prime minister, didn't she just— met the new prime minister, didn't she just very shortly tetane— didn't she just very shortly before-passed- didn't she just very shortly before passed away. so i before she passed away. so i tnint— before she passed away. so i tnint you— before she passed away. so i think you have— before she passed away. so i think you have also obviously innate— think you have also obviously inate in— think you have also obviously inate in a— think you have also obviously broke in a succession of stories tne— broke in a succession of stories tne weane— broke in a succession of stories over the years on— broke in a succession of stories over the years on william and kate— over the years on william and kate appet— over the years on william and kate about how— over the years on william and kate about how angry will he be appet— kate about how angry will he be about we— kate about how angry will he be about the fact— kate about how angry will he be about the fact that— kate about how angry will he be about the fact that harry has neweaiet— about the fact that harry has revealed the— about the fact that harry has revealed the secret settlement in we— revealed the secret settlement in tne count— revealed the secret settlement in the court documents without aetwaiiw— in the court documents without aetwaiiw aiea— in the court documents without actually also saying that all of the actually also saying that all of tne nanew— actually also saying that all of tne money we— actually also saying that all of the money we believe it to be eanetnina— the money we believe it to be something like— the money we believe it to be something like a— the money we believe it to be something like a million pounds was something like a million pounds tenatet— something like a million pounds was donated to— something like a million pounds was donated to charity. but i teet— was donated to charity. but i twet tninw— was donated to charity. but i just think, yeah,— was donated to charity. but i just think, yeah, i mean, as a eawnteew— just think, yeah, i mean, as a eewteew even— just think, yeah, i mean, as a courtesy, even though they're not an — courtesy, even though they're not on speakers,— courtesy, even though they're not on speakers, your people capit— not on speakers, your people emit-nie— not on speakers, your people could . his people - not on speakers, your people could his people know could let his people know teeawee— could let his people know because he _ could let his people know because he and these are in the count.— because he and these are in the count. — because he and these are in the count. we— because he and these are in the court. he ambushed- because he and these are in the court. cc court. he ambushed william, didn't he? william had no idea

that this was coming. william didn't that this was coming. william titn-t knew— that this was coming. william didn't know about— that this was coming. william didn't know about this- iiiiipp pg william didn't know about this until ciiipp ch william didn't know about this until it wae-pwttie — didn't know about this until it was public. you're was made public. you're right. i mean,-ambush.- was made public. you're right. i mean, ambush. yeah but mean, you say ambush. yeah but i tnint— mean, you say ambush. yeah but i tnint-eawteew— mean, you say ambush. yeah but i tnint-eewnteew i— mean, you say ambush. yeah but i think courtesy, i think he think as a courtesy, i think he enawit— think as a courtesy, i think he enewit nave— think as a courtesy, i think he should have let— think as a courtesy, i think he should have let him know. and i tnint— should have let him know. and i tnint tnat-e— should have let him know. and i think that's it's— should have let him know. and i think that's it's just very damaging.— think that's it's just very damaging. see damaging. and it's hard to see new— damaging. and it's hard to see new-can— damaging. and it's hard to see now how can repair that now how they can repair that tnat— now how they can repair that that relationship. �*ft�*pp pii; that relationship. what are you heanng that relationship. what are you hearing about how it's going to work the coronation now? is work at the coronation now? is do you think any members of the royal family will be speaking to harry? because apparently even eugenie in him and no longer close ? well, i think i've spoken close? well, i think i've spoken to peepie— close? well, i think i've spoken to peepie very— close? well, i think i've spoken to people very close— p7 well, i think i've spoken to people very close to the taniiw— to people very close to the family wne — to people very close to the family who when harry said he canine,— family who when harry said he was coming, said,— family who when harry said he was coming, said, well, family who when harry said he was coming, said, well , there's was coming, said, well, there's not— was coming, said, well, there's not going— was coming, said, well, there's not going to— was coming, said, well, there's not going to te— was coming, said, well, there's not going to be anything beyond that not going to be anything beyond tnat eenwiee— not going to be anything beyond that service at— not going to be anything beyond that service at the— not going to be anything beyond that service at the abbey as far as that service at the abbey as far ae tnaee— that service at the abbey as far as those people,— that service at the abbey as far as those people, those members of as those people, those members at-taniiw— as those people, those members of family concerned. of the family were concerned. t hey— of the family were concerned. inew-want— of the family were concerned. inew-want ta, - of the family were concerned. they _want to, you - of the family were concerned. they want to, you know, they don't want to, you know, nana— they don't want to, you know, nana eat— they don't want to, you know, nanp eat witn— they don't want to, you know, hang out with him . they don't hang out with him. they don't want— hang out with him. they don't want-anat— hang out with him. they don't want-chat-and- hang out with him. they don't want chat and why want to chat to him. and why wanti— want to chat to him. and why want—nee- want to chat to him. and why. would—he's revealed would you, when he's revealed innate— would you, when he's revealed private details— would you, when he's revealed private details of— would you, when he's revealed private details of conversations in nie— private details of conversations in nie teat— private details of conversations in his book and— private details of conversations in his book and who knows when the in his book and who knows when tne nent— in his book and who knows when tne nent iv— in his book and who knows when the next tv show— in his book and who knows when the next tv show or— in his book and who knows when the next tv show or the next intenwiew— the next tv show or the next inteniew ie— the next tv show or the next interview is coming from from the interview is coming from from tne-sweeen.- interview is coming from from the-sussex. so- interview is coming from from the sussex. so obviously the duke of sussex. so obviously

—eawiawte— the duke of sussex. so obviously —eawiawte .- the duke of sussex. so obviously —eawiawte. i- the duke of sussex. so obviously ,_cautious. i think,. , people are cautious. i think, you— , people are cautious. i think, you knew,— , people are cautious. i think, you know, william and harry, tnat-e— you know, william and harry, tnat-e paine— you know, william and harry, tnat-e going to— you know, william and harry, that's going to be years before tnat— that's going to be years before tnat tnat— that's going to be years before that that rift— that's going to be years before that that rift can— that's going to be years before that that rift can die down. i tnint— that that rift can die down. i tnint tnene— that that rift can die down. i think there is— that that rift can die down. i think there is hope. people i'm epeatina— think there is hope. people i'm epeatina ta— think there is hope. people i'm epeatina to in— think there is hope. people i'm speaking to in the— think there is hope. people i'm speaking to in the palace who knew— speaking to in the palace who knew tne — speaking to in the palace who know the prince— speaking to in the palace who know the prince as well and have known— know the prince as well and have known nin— know the prince as well and have known nin tan— know the prince as well and have known him for years and years, tnen— known him for years and years, tnen anew— known him for years and years, seen them grow up and seen them fall seen them grow up and seen them tati apat— seen them grow up and seen them tati apant ant— seen them grow up and seen them fall apart and get— seen them grow up and seen them fall apart and get together fall apart and get back together and fall apart and get back together ant tatt— fall apart and get back together ant tati apant.— fall apart and get back together and fall apart. do— fall apart and get back together and fall apart. do you have hope tnat—atl that they will be reconciled at eene—tnat-e- that they will be reconciled at some _that's not i that they will be reconciled at. some _that's not short some stage? but that's not short tenn. — some stage? but that's not short tenn. inat-e— some stage? but that's not short term. that's not— some stage? but that's not short term. that's not short term term. that's not a short term peat— term. that's not a short term aeatlanwtnina. — term. that's not a short term goal anything. and also the goal for anything. and also the ting— goal for anything. and also the king-gaine— goal for anything. and also the king-goinglbe_ goal for anything. and also the king going be very busy. king is going to be very busy. of king is going to be very busy. on eawnee— king is going to be very busy. on wea— king is going to be very busy. of course, you know, his of course, you know, it's his big— of course, you know, it's his tie-ant— of course, you know, it's his tie-ant ea— of course, you know, it's his big-and so he's- of course, you know, it's his big and so he's not going to big day and so he's not going to nave— big day and so he's not going to nave-at— big day and so he's not going to nave-at tine— big day and so he's not going to have .of time to _ big day and so he's not going to have .of time to see- big day and so he's not going to have of time to see harry. have lots of time to see harry. ant— have lots of time to see harry. ant-ne— have lots of time to see harry. ant-ne-awen- and when he came over pnewiewetw— and when he came over previously, it— and when he came over previously, it was when king and when he came over prev supposed was when king and when he came over prev supposed to; when king and when he came over prev supposed to be ten king and when he came over prevsupposed to be on king and when he came over prev supposed to be on that king and when he came over prev supposed to be on that first was supposed to be on that first etate— was supposed to be on that first etate tnip— was supposed to be on that first etate tnip ta — was supposed to be on that first state trip to france. _ was supposed to be on that first state trip to france. if you remember, which got and remember, which got canned and tnen— remember, which got canned and tnen went— remember, which got canned and tnen went to— remember, which got canned and then went to germany. but was then went to germany. but he was apant— then went to germany. but he was apant ant— then went to germany. but he was around and harry— then went to germany. but he was around and harry over for around and harry flew over for tnat— around and harry flew over for tnat-eawt— around and harry flew over for that-court case.- around and harry flew over for that court case. and the that other court case. and the ting— that other court case. and the ting-eee— that other court case. and the tine-eee tin.- that other court case. and the king-see him. so- that other court case. and the king see him. so this king didn't see him. so this ten-t— king didn't see him. so this ien-t paine— king didn't see him. so this ien-t going to— king didn't see him. so this isn't going to be some big happy taniiw— isn't going to be some big happy family reunion— isn't going to be some big happy family reunion in— isn't going to be some big happy family reunion in in ten days time. — family reunion in in ten days time. ie— family reunion in in ten days time. is it? i— family reunion in in ten days time. c7 i don't think it time. is it? i don't think it witt— time. is it? i don't think it wiii. i— time. is it? i don't think it will. i think— time. is it? i don't think it will. i think it'll— time. c7 i don't think it will. i think it'll be big of wann— will. i think it'll be big of tank to— will. i think it'll be big of harry to come— will. i think it'll be big of harry to come and i think he enewtt— harry to come and i think he should come.— harry to come and i think he should come. but— harry to come and i think he should come. but and the king is very— should come. but and the king is wen etat—

should come. but and the king is very atat tnat— should come. but and the king is very glad that he's— should come. but and the king is very glad that he's there. i tnint— very glad that he's there. i tnint it-t— very glad that he's there. i think it'd be— very glad that he's there. i think it'd be more of a story if wann— think it'd be more of a story if wannw etawet— think it'd be more of a story if harry stayed away. so i think nee— harry stayed away. so i think we taint— harry stayed away. so i think he's doing the— harry stayed away. so i think he's doing the right thing. he's coming— he's doing the right thing. he's canine we— he's doing the right thing. he's coming over and— he's doing the right thing. he's coming over and who knows? we niant— coming over and who knows? we niant-a— coming over and who knows? we niant-a tittie— coming over and who knows? we might-a little video- coming over and who knows? we might a little video or might have a little video or pneteanapne— might have a little video or photographs from photographs emerge from iienteeita— photographs emerge from montecito to montecito because it's going to be montecito because it's going to te annie-e— montecito because it's going to be archie's birthday on the same day,— be archie's birthday on the same tawleawnee. — be archie's birthday on the same tawleawnee. se— be archie's birthday on the same day,.course. so i'm- be archie's birthday on the same day, course. ii; be archie's birthday on the same day, course. day, of course. so i'm sure they will do that, too. and of course, can read all of your course, we can read all of your scoops everything on scoops and everything now on this brilliant royals this brilliant new royals channel. well, it. that's channel. well, that's it. that's ewen— channel. well, that's it. that's ewen-appetite. - pp well, that's it. that's such appetite. people are such a huge appetite. people are taeeinatet— such a huge appetite. people are taeeinatet ta— such a huge appetite. people are fascinated to know— such a huge appetite. people are fascinated to know and come fascinated to know and to come to eeneween— fascinated to know and to come to somewhere where they they knew— to somewhere where they theyi knew—tatt- know they're getting the truth. it's know they're getting the truth. it-e-waw — know they're getting the truth. it-e-waw paw,- it's not just, you know, unsubstantiated online. unsubstantiated gossip online. a-ciicttait— unsubstantiated gossip online. a-clickbait-isn't. a lot of clickbait online isn't there, the mail, i'm there, but not at the mail, i'm sure. harry and meghan not sure. harry and meghan might not be so happy with that news, but everyone mansi, everyone else is. kate mansi, assistant the mail on assistant editor of the mail on sunday. so good to have you here tonight. thank you tonight. pleasure. thank you so much. it's time now to much. but it's time now to reveal greatest reveal tonight's greatest britain my britain and union jackass my superstar panel return. christine hamilton, who is your nominee for jibe? well my nominee for jibe? well my nominee i disapprove of this , nominee i disapprove of this, but it's an honorary greatest britain. and it's harry belafonte._ britain. and it's harry belafonte. not- p and it's harry belafonte. not only did he have the belafonte. not only did he have tne meet— belafonte. not only did he have the most divine— belafonte. not only did he have the most divine and glorious

ne— the most divine and glorious voice, he was— the most divine and glorious voice, he was an— the most divine and glorious voice, he was an a major eanpaianen— voice, he was an a major campaigner for- voice, he was an a major campaigner for civil rights and an ati— campaigner for civil rights and an at nanni— campaigner for civil rights and an all round good— campaigner for civil rights and an all round good egg. oh, enawit— an all round good egg. oh, enewit we— an all round good egg. oh, should we have— an all round good egg. oh, should we have a little listen to we— should we have a little listen to the voice?— should we have a little listen to the voice? oh,— should we have a little listen to the voice? oh, come on. tete— to the voice? oh, come on. iet-e. vee— to the voice? oh, come on. let's. yes how— to the voice? oh, come on. let's. yes how lovely. thank wen.— let's. yes how lovely. thank won. on— let's. yes how lovely. thank wen. on, ie— let's. yes how lovely. thank you. oh, £6 mbappe. ten months iaten— you. oh, £6 mbappe. ten months iaten .— you. oh, £6 mbappe. ten months later . come you. oh, £6 mbappe. ten months later. come on. me of £6 and handin later. come on. me of £6 and hand in ten months. that company bungaide. hand in ten months. that company bungai de . he's a nato bungai de. he's a nato litvinenko . adam brooks. who's litvinenko. adam brooks. who's your nominee? well, i'm holding my naee— your nominee? well, i'm holding my tene— your nominee? well, i'm holding my nose here. it's. _ your nominee? well, i'm holding my nose here. it's. i'm- i 7 well, i'm holding my nose here. it's. i'm not patina— my nose here. it's. i'm not hating the government for finally clamping down on the trans agenda and realising the danger that this is. this is causing for schools. - ::g this is causing for schools. /iiic. danger that this is. this is causing for schools. you know, i think— causing for schools. you know, i think you had you like what rishi said earlier today. let's have a look. yeah. but- ?~pip c iipc : let's have a look. yeah. but when 3pp c iipc : let's have a look. yeah. but when it ta— have a look. yeah. but when it comes to children,— have a look. yeah. but when it comes to children, as we've eati— comes to children, as we've an, ite— comes to children, as we've said, it's important that the nateniai— said, it's important that the material that— said, it's important that the material that children are expaeet— material that children are ewpaeet ta— material that children are exposed to in— material that children are exposed to in classrooms is eeneitiwe— exposed to in classrooms is sensitive appropriate. sensitive and age appropriate. ant— sensitive and age appropriate.| ant—newiewina and that's why we're reviewing the and that's why we're reviewing tne—.- and that's why we're reviewing tne—. andl the guidance currently. and iiattnew— the guidance currently. and matthew lousy,— the guidance currently. and matthew lousy, your nominee mine

is a matthew lousy, your nominee mine ie a date— matthew lousy, your nominee mine ie a date tan— matthew lousy, your nominee mine is a dale for her— matthew lousy, your nominee mine is a dale for her for— matthew lousy, your nominee mine is a dale for her for doing the tinat— is a dale for her for doing the tinai eanpaai— is a dale for her for doing the final carpool karaoke. she's one titan.— final carpool karaoke. she's one britain, california we can all be proud of . well, obviously be proud of. well, obviously tenant— be proud of. well, obviously teniant ite— be proud of. well, obviously tonight it's got— be proud of. well, obviously tonight it's got to- : well, obviously tonight it's got to be harry neiatante— tonight it's got to be harry belafonte, doesn't he ? it is belafonte, doesn't he? it is wenw— belafonte, doesn't he? it is wenw eat— belafonte, doesn't he? it is very eat tnat— belafonte, doesn't he? it is very sad that we continue to toe— very sad that we continue to iaee tneee— very sad that we continue to lose these legends. i mean , you lose these legends. i mean, you know,— lose these legends. i mean, you know, ne— lose these legends. i mean, you tnaw ne wae— lose these legends. i mean, you know, he was pictured with wantin— know, he was pictured with martin luther— know, he was pictured with martin luther king junior right at we— martin luther king junior right at tne etat— martin luther king junior right at the start of— martin luther king junior right at the start of the civil rights movement. so _ at the start of the civil rights movement. so yeah, real loss wnen— movement. so yeah, real loss tact— movement. so yeah, real loss union jack has— movement. so yeah, real loss union jack has time now. cnnietine— union jack has time now. christine hamilton, you're on a mini. — christine hamilton, you're on a min. on.— christine hamilton, you're on a mini. oh, well— christine hamilton, you're on a mini. oh, well this- christine hamilton, you're on a mini. oh, well this i- christine hamilton, you're on a mini. oh, well this i mean, let's go for a double whammy, shall we? this is the pathetic, patronising pillock known as hugh , who is something to hugh pill, who is something to do with the bank of england. yes, he's right. all yes, he's right. we've all got to get to lower living to get used to lower living standards. the way he did it standards. but the way he did it from his lofty heights of earning 200,000 a year, earning nearly 200,000 a year, it unbelievable. yeah, it was so unbelievable. yeah, ridiculous. and it overlooked it was so unbelievable. yeah, riditroleis. and it overlooked it was so unbelievable. yeah, riditroleis. the it overlooked it was so unbelievable. yeah, riditroleis. the bankzrlooked it was so unbelievable. yeah, riditroleis. the bank ofioked it was so unbelievable. yeah, riditroleis. the bank of england the role of the bank of england in causing inflation. very true. adam your in causing inflation. very true. adam _your nominee,. adam brooks, your nominee, eteetena. — adam brooks, your nominee,i etcetera. _london etcetera. mine is the london mayor over his mayor sadiq khan, over his disinformation over the ulez expansion. sadiq can't call him and matthew lasalle, your nominee, andrew bridgen , for

nominee, andrew bridgen, for going so over the top and so down a rabbit hole. he makes it difficult for anybody to question the vaccine situation . question the vaccine situation. well, look, i'm actually going to 90— well, look, i'm actually going to 90 witn— well, look, i'm actually going to go with adam _ well, look, i'm actually going to go with adam brooks and sadiq tnan— to go with adam brooks and sadiq tnan .— to go with adam brooks and sadiq tnan . inte— to go with adam brooks and sadiq tnan . inie nae— to go with adam brooks and sadiq khan . this has to— to go with adam brooks and sadiq khan . this has to be stopped. khan. this has to be stopped. inte— khan. this has to be stopped. itie wiz— khan. this has to be stopped. this ulez acas. it— khan. this has to be stopped. p it does. he's this ulez acas. it does. he's the this ulez acas. it does. he's tne tanten-e— this ulez acas. it does. he's the london's failed - p it does. he's the london's failed mayor. he's going— the london's failed mayor. he's going to— the london's failed mayor. he's going to nan— the london's failed mayor. he's going to we— the london's failed mayor. he's going to ruin us. he is ruining tne— going to ruin us. he is ruining tne want-e— going to ruin us. he is ruining the world's greatest city. adam innate— the world's greatest city. adam brooks, christine _ the world's greatest city. adam brooks, christine hamilton , brooks, christine hamilton, iiattnew— brooks, christine hamilton, matthew lasalle, my fabulous ewpenetan— matthew lasalle, my fabulous superstar panel,— matthew lasalle, my fabulous superstar panel, thank you so neat. — superstar panel, thank you so neat. inant— superstar panel, thank you so much. thank you— superstar panel, thank you so much. thank you for your company tenant.— much. thank you for your company taniant. i— much. thank you for your company taniant. i an— much. thank you for your company tonight. i am back— much. thank you for your company tonight. i am back again tomorrow from 9 pm. you're not going— tomorrow from 9 pm. you're not going to— tomorrow from 9 pm. you're not going to want— tomorrow from 9 pm. you're not going to want to— tomorrow from 9 pm. you're not going to want to miss it. lady eatin— going to want to miss it. lady colin campbell— going to want to miss it. lady colin campbell is— going to want to miss it. lady colin campbell is in the house next— colin campbell is in the house next up— colin campbell is in the house next wp-it-e- next up, though, it's headliners.- next up, though, it's headliners. night.

good evening. here with gb news in a headliners. but in a moment, headliners. but first, bring first, let's bring you the latest headlines. and latest news headlines. and tonight, are tonight, british forces are racing to evacuate as many people as they can from sudan before a ceasefire ends at 11:00 pm tomorrow . 536 people with pm tomorrow. 536 people with british passports have already been flown to safety on six separate flights . more than 2000 separate flights. more than 2000 british nationals have registered for evacuation, but it's believed thousands more could be in the country . could be in the country. military chiefs have told the prime minister they can continue to airlift people out of sudan for as long as they need to. but the foreign secretary says he can't guarantee how many flights will depart at once the ceasefire expires as one man

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