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

arriving at stansted airport this afternoon thanked british troops for bringing him home. it's absolutely fantastic to be back. it's just it's absolutely fantastic to be back. it'sjust it's it's absolutely fantastic to be back. it's just it's been a n.gh.m..e_ back. it's just it's been a nightmare .— back. it's just it's been a nightmare . i've- f it's just it's been a nightmare . i've never seen nightmare. i've never seen anything— nightmare. i've never seen nnynnng une— nightmare. i've never seen anything like this before . we anything like this before. we n— anything like this before. we n on— anything like this before. we saw it on television before we thought— 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 nnnnen to— never thought it was going to nnnnen no n— never thought it was going to happen to a peaceful country une— happen to a peaceful country like sunnn— happen to a peaceful country like sunnn ,— happen to a peaceful country like sudan , the— happen to a peaceful country like sudan , the khartoum is just like sudan, the khartoum is just like sudan, the khartoum is just uke n— like sudan, the khartoum is just like a non— like sudan, the khartoum is just like a ghost city.— like sudan, the khartoum is just like a ghost city. everybody is leaving— like a ghost city. everybody is leaving khartoum now and ever so grateful— leaving khartoum now and ever so gtatetat ta— leaving khartoum now and ever so gtatatat ta tne— leaving khartoum now and ever so grateful to the british service ant— grateful to the british service men and women— grateful to the british service men and women who risked their uten— men and women who risked their ttvas ta— men and women who risked their ten to canne— men and women who risked their lives to come to— men and women who risked their lives to come to sudan and help us lives to come to sudan and help an ant— lives to come to sudan and help an ant .— lives to come to sudan and help an ant . wett— lives to come to sudan and help us out . well here— lives to come to sudan and help us out . well here at home, the us out. well here at home, the mp,— us out. well here at home, the mp, anten— us out. well here at home, the mp, andrew bridgen , has told gb mp, andrew bridgen, has told gb tene— mp, andrew bridgen, has told gb news nee— mp, andrew bridgen, has told gb news ne-e ven— mp, andrew bridgen, has told gb news he's very disappointed that the conservative— news he's very disappointed that the conservative party has teatet— the conservative party has leaked details— the conservative party has leaked details of his expulsion nnen— leaked details of his expulsion nnen ne— leaked details of his expulsion nnen ne nae— leaked details of his expulsion when he was ousted from the party— when he was ousted from the natty en— when he was ousted from the natty an tne— when he was ousted from the party on the 12th— when he was ousted from the party on the 12th of april. o" party on the 12th of april. on tne— party on the 12th of april. on the recommendation- party on the 12th of april. on the recommendation of a disciplinary panel. the recommendation of a disciplinary panel . and that's disciplinary panel. and that's after he questioned the efficacy of covid 19 vaccines in a retweeted comparison of the government's rollout to the holocaust, clinical trials have

shown covid vaccines are effective and safe. mr bridgen said. he's going to stand as an independent at the next election . the government says it has met its pledge from 2019in its manifesto to recruit 20,000 new police officers in england and wales . the metropolitan police wales. the metropolitan police force is the only force in the country to have not reached its target, admitting there are 1000 officers short . the on going officers short. the on going recruitment programme is expected to cost £185 recruitment programme is expected to cost £18.5 billion over the next decade . both the over the next decade. both the police federation and the labour party say there are now fewer police officers per head of population than there were in 2010. the high court has been heanng 2010. the high court has been hearing today a claim that the king and queen consorts phone calls were intercepted by the publisher of the sun in the 1990s. the duke of sussex has made the allegation in his claim against news group newspapers. he is suing them over what he's

calling unlawful information gathering stories he said were published in the sun as a result, had the headlines heir to the phone and the midnight caller. the hearing is expected to finish tomorrow. full details here on gb news. now, the king consort , king and queen consort consort, king and queen consort have unveiled the stage set for the eurovision song contest today , the royals turned on the today, the royals turned on the lights at the liverpool arena before being given a behind the scenes tour. 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 . host the contest on behalf of. ukraine on tv online , dab+ radio ukraine on tv online, dab+ radio and on the tune in app here with gb news, britain's news .

gb news, britain's news. channel hello. hello gb news, britain's news. channel hello . hello and welcome to hello. hello and welcome to neatttnete— hello. hello and welcome to headliners. i'm— hello and welcome to headliners. i'm josh howie and joining— headliners. i'm josh howie and joining ae— headliners. i'm josh howie and joining as an— headliners. i'm josh howie and joining us on our— headliners. i'm josh howie and joining us on our mission to extneate— joining us on our mission to extneate att— joining us on our mission to extricate all that's good from tnatetay-e— extricate all that's good from thursday's newspapers , we have thursday's newspapers, we have the thursday's newspapers, we have tne eye— thursday's newspapers, we have tne eye candy— thursday's newspapers, we have the eye candy that— thursday's newspapers, we have the eye candy that is louis senaetet— the eye candy that is louis schaefer and— the eye candy that is louis schaefer and she makes delicious candy.— schaefer and she makes delicious eantt. otane— schaefer and she makes delicious candy. diane spencer you're ngnt. — candy. diane spencer you're ngnt. netng— candy. diane spencer you're ngnt. netng a— candy. diane spencer you're right. being a sex- candy. diane spencer you're right. g right. being a sex symbol. louis i take what— right. being a sex symbol. louis i take what i- right. being a sex symbol. louis i take what i can- right. g louis i take what i can get. tast— louis i take what i can get. just pav— louis i take what i can get. just pay attention- louis i take what i can get. just pay attention to- louis i take what i can get. just pay attention to me.- louis i take what i can get. just pay attention to me. that's why it's all i care. okay? i didn't know— why it's all i care. okay? i didn't know if— why it's all i care. okay? i didn't know if |_ why it's all i care. okay? i didn't know if i was- f okay?| didn't know if i was allowed to say— didn't know if i was allowed to eat tnat. — didn't know if i was allowed to say that. that's— didn't know if i was allowed to say that. that's why- didn't know if i was allowed to say that. that's why i went with the candy thing. but you do make delicious candy, diane. thank you very much. yes, i'm a big tateante— you very much. yes, i'm a big taveante et— you very much. yes, i'm a big favourite of the— cg ti yes, i'm a big favourite of the fudge. cg i yes, i'm a big favourite of the fudge. /t:::t. favourite of the fudge. you have mate— favourite of the fudge. you have mate ne— favourite of the fudge. you have made me some of your fudge. it was amazing. and also why- was amazing. and also why i had to was amazing. and also why i had talen— was amazing. and also why i had telen a— was amazing. and also why i had telen a net— was amazing. and also why i had to.on a diet and— was amazing. and also why i had to.on a diet and do- was amazing. and also why i had to on a diet and do you know to go on a diet and do you know nnat— to go on a diet and do you know nnat nt— to go on a diet and do you know nnat nt aet— to go on a diet and do you know what my act is? _ to go on a diet and do you know what my act is? i what my act is? basically a fudge erg. there we what my act is? i 33 k there we go. fudge erg. there we go. sttatgnt.— fudge erg. there we go. straight. you— fudge erg. there we go. straight. you said- 33 3c there we go. straight. you said before the entw— straight. you said before the state you— straight. you said before the show you - like, - straight. you said before the show you like, i'm sorry, show you were like, i'm sorry, teen— show you were like, i'm sorry, teen t— show you were like, i'm sorry, teen t ten-t— show you were like, i'm sorry, josh, i don't-i- show you were like, i'm sorry, josh, i don't i have it josh, i don't know if i have it tnte— josh, i don't know if i have it tnte eventng— josh, i don't know if i have it this evening, but— josh, i don't know if i have it this evening, but straight away you this evening, but straight away yea antea— this evening, but straight away you proved -you're - this evening, but straight away you proved you're straight you proved to me you're straight a-et— you proved to me you're straight a-of something. - you proved to me you're straight a-of something. i- a little bit of something. i anetegtte— a little bit of something. i apologise to— a little bit of something. i apologise to the- a little bit of something. i apologise to the audience. it's another i feel like i don't another day. i feel like i don't have it today. so let's find out if louis gets it back. right. have it today. so let's find out if lottakezts it back. right.

have it today. so let's find out if lottake a; it back. right. have it today. so let's find out if lottake a quick:k. right. have it today. so let's find out if lottake a quick splash |t. have it today. so let's find out if lottakthursday'splashlt. have it today. so let's find out if lottakthursday's front |t. have it today. so let's find out if lottakthursday's front pages. through thursday's front pages. first, the telegraph architect of first, the telegraph architect et tang— first, the telegraph architect of hong-cracked- first, the telegraph architect. of hong-cracked-to of hong kong cracked down to attent— of hong kong cracked down to attend—ete- attend coronation, the eye neattn— attend coronation, the eyei health—popular health warning over popular netgnt— health warning over popular netgnt-ttag— health warning over popular weight drug sold illegally weight loss drug sold illegally on weight loss drug sold illegally an taeeteet. — weight loss drug sold illegally on facebook. the— weight loss drug sold illegally on facebook. the guardian concerns raised over barclays contact— conduct towards civil servants. tne —catt- conduct towards civil servants. l tne—cattltatt the financial times call of duty mater— the financial times call of duty maker activision_ the financial times call of duty maker activision-at- the financial times call of duty maker activision at uk for maker activision rails at uk for tantng— maker activision rails at uk for tantng 75— maker activision rails at uk for barring 75 billion— maker activision rails at uk for barring 75 billion microsoft teat. — barring 75 billion microsoft teat. were— barring 75 billion microsoft deal. we're going to talk about man— deal. we're going to talk about tnat. tne— deal. we're going to talk about that. the metro. _ deal. we're going to talk about that. the metro. i'm here to get my that. the metro. i'm here to get nt-tnat-e— that. the metro. i'm here to get nt-tnat-e nat- that. the metro. i'm here to get my-that's not louis. my life back. that's not louis tne— my life back. that's not louis tne stat. — my life back. that's not louis the star. the— my life back. that's not louis the star. the proof- my life back. that's not louis the star. and we are the star. the proof. and we are going— the star. the proof. and we are getng te— the star. the proof. and we are getng ta tegtn— the star. the proof. and we are going to begin with— the star. and we are going to begin with the tetegtann.— going to begin with the telegraph. louis yeah, this is an interesting— telegraph. louis yeah, this is an interesting story. i think, because— an interesting story. i think, because tt— an interesting story. i think, because it shows the unemployed distance of the car nation. i say that in a nice way, not taking one side. i've got the word right. you got it. but as an american, did— word right. you got it. but as an american, did you- : g 413.91] c but as an american, did you find : g 413.9th c but as an american, did you find it nattteutattu— an american, did you find it particularly tough to kind of stutt— particularly tough to kind of enttt taut— particularly tough to kind of split your covid mean, it's like it's split your covid mean, it's like tt-e ute— split your covid mean, it's like tt-e ttte a— split your covid mean, it's like tt-e ttte a natty— split your covid mean, it's like it's like a party for— split your covid mean, it's like it's like a party for that old people— it's like a party for that old neente ate— it's like a party for that old people are having and no one wante— people are having and no one wants to— people are having and no one wants to go— people are having and no one nante to go to— people are having and no one wants to go to a— people are having and no one wants to go to a party and tnat-e— wants to go to a party and tnat-e a— wants to go to a party and man a natty— wants to go to a party and that's a party for people. that's a party for old people. anu— that's a party for old people. ant that-t— that's a party for old people. and that's what— that's a party for old people. and that's what this- that's a party for old people. and that's what this party- that's a party for old people. and that's what this party is in the daily telegraph, it says the architects of hong kong crackdown attend the crackdown is going to attend the coronation in the maybe in the place place of the premier guy.

his name is han zhen, and he was tntettet— his name is han zhen, and he was tnvetvet tn— his name is han zhen, and he was involved in cracking— his name is han zhen, and he was involved in cracking down on the nae—teneetaeu— involved in cracking down on the pro—democracy protests in 2019 ant— pro—democracy protests in 2019 ant t— pro—democracy protests in 2019 ant t gueee— pro—democracy protests in 2019 and i guess 2020— pro—democracy protests in 2019 and i guess 2020 as well. and tntng— and i guess 2020 as well. and tntng te— and i guess 2020 as well. and trying to suppf955_ and i guess 2020 as well. and trying to suppress the semi—independent guidance of tong— semi—independent guidance of ueng tong,— semi—independent guidance of hong kong, which everyone knew was hong kong, which everyone knew tattng— hong kong, which everyone knew was fading fast. _ hong kong, which everyone knew was fading fast. but i think the ttetten — was fading fast. but i think the ttetten te— was fading fast. but i think the problem is, isn't— was fading fast. but i think the problem is, isn't it, diane, tnat— problem is, isn't it, diane, tnat tne— problem is, isn't it, diane, that the it's— problem is, isn't it, diane, that the it's the- problem is, isn't it, diane, that the it's the leader of the proteste— that the it's the leader of the protests te— that the it's the leader of the protests is also— that the it's the leader of the protests is also going to be tnete. — protests is also going to be tnete. st— protests is also going to be there. so there's- protests is also going to be there. so there's a- protests is also going to be there. c there. so there's a bit of a sort of political are they going to put them on the same row, the same seat? it might be quite nice to have a chat. it's going to be nice to have a chat. it's going to te ute— nice to have a chat. it's going to te ttte a— nice to have a chat. it's going to be like a wedding.- " ti.t:i; ti.“tetc it's going to be like a wedding. it's “ ti.t:i; ti.“t?tc it's going to be like a wedding. it's going to be like a wedding. it's going to te— to be like a wedding. it's going to be great — to be like a wedding. it's going to be great. ttzi;g : c. to be great. everybody turns up and there's going to be saying they're to get drunk and they're going to get drunk and sleep other. oh,i sleep with each other. oh, i mean, maybe that- i oh, i mean, maybe that could solve a lot mean, maybe that could solve a tet et— mean, maybe that could solve a lot of problems. _ mean, maybe that could solve a lot of problems. /t:::t. lot of problems. you never know. a little of flirtation a little bit of flirtation across the table. couldn't across the table. it couldn't do any harm. you say it's any harm. i mean, you say it's going be a that going to be a party that nobody's going to go to. i happen to know that around my area, are we going to area, not only are we going to have a street party, we're going

to have a best dressed dog competition. i mean, the coronation going be fun. coronation is going to be fun. it's going to be great it's going to be a great opportunity kind out opportunity to kind of get out there lots of different there and make lots of different coloured are there and make lots of different cologoing are there and make lots of different colo going to are there and make lots of different cologoing to dress are there and make lots of different cologoing to dress up are there and make lots of different cologoing to dress up kevin? are there and make lots of different cologoing to dress up kevin? re you going to dress up kevin? that's husband, by the way. that's your husband, by the way. i that's your husband, by the way. t-tetnt— that's your husband, by the way. t-tetnt-eut. - i should point that out. best tteeeet—vet- i should point that out. best dressed—yes, he. i should point that out. besti dressed—yes, he is i should point that out. best- dressed _yes, he is best dressed husband. yes, he is best in show. okay. but yeah, this is interesting obviously interesting because obviously the xi the invitation was sent to xi jinping and the pronunciation there. that's how you it. there. that's how you do it. touts. etat. — there. that's how you do it. louis. okay. learning- there. that's how you do it. louis. okay. learning from the masters. yeah. yeah. jinping, masters. yeah. yeah. xi jinping, you would of hope that he'd you would kind of hope that he'd say just turn up say yes. yeah. and just turn up ant— say yes. yeah. and just turn up ant-eeet. — say yes. yeah. and just turn up ant-eeet. tut- say yes. yeah. and just turn up and-cool. but no.- and be like, cool. but no. tneteat— and be like, cool. but no. instead this— and be like, cool. but no. instead this guy is coming. mr tan— instead this guy is coming. mr uan ant— instead this guy is coming. mr han and obviously it's little instead this guy is coming. mr hatcontentioustslyit's little instead this guy is coming. mr hatcontentious because little instead this guy is coming. mr hatcontentious because prince bit contentious because prince cnattee— bit contentious because prince cnattee-taet— bit contentious because prince charles-past did- charles in the past did criticise— charles in the past did criticise chinese handling criticise the chinese handling of criticise the chinese handling et tong— criticise the chinese handling et ueng tong,— criticise the chinese handling of hong kong, called of hong kong, and he called them at—eatteti at one point in 1997, he called tne— at one point in 1997, he called tne tuttng— at one point in 1997, he called the ruling elite— at one point in 1997, he called the ruling elite as— at one point in 1997, he called the ruling elite as appalling old waxworks. _ the ruling elite as appalling old waxworks. cool . “tit?“ old waxworks. so cool. yeah. ant— old waxworks. so cool. yeah. ant ne— old waxworks. so cool. yeah. ant ne tttn-t— old waxworks. so cool. yeah. and he didn't go— old waxworks. so cool. yeah. and he didn't go to— old waxworks. so cool. “tit?“ and he didn't go to the 2008, tt— and he didn't go to the 2008, tt tne— and he didn't go to the 2008, was it the beijing— and he didn't go to the 2008, was it the beijing or 18 the beijing— was it the beijing or 18 the beijing olympics ? ti; t: t: “ c git beijing olympics? he didn't go ehhen beijing olympics? he didn't go either. and lots of people believe that's because they said to him, you know, it's not a good look, what with the human rights stuff that's going on. so it's interesting so in china, it's interesting tnat— so in china, it's interesting tnat tnet— so in china, it's interesting

that they-still- so in china, it's interesting that they still issue you that they did still issue you knew,— that they did still issue you know, an— that they did still issue you know, an invitation to xi ttnttng— know, an invitation to xi ttngtng . — know, an invitation to xi ttngtng. ant- know, an invitation to xi jinping. '“t: know, an invitation to xi jinping. “t: jinping. and this is just, i guess, the result of that. i mean, it's a shame that really you kind of hope that at some point leaders will put point the leaders will put differences aside and try to work together. but who knows? well, the sinn fein's is coming. leaderis well, the sinn fein's is coming. leader is coming and said that it's leader is coming and said that tt-e you— leader is coming and said that tt-e you knew,— leader is coming and said that it's you know, and— leader is coming and said that it's you know, and this arguably eeutt— it's you know, and this arguably eeutt te— it's you know, and this arguably eeutt be a— it's you know, and this arguably could be a step— it's you know, and this arguably could be a step as— it's you know, and this arguably could be a step as like i said tente— could be a step as like i said before, towards— could be a step as like i said before, towards peace. i guess it's before, towards peace. i guess tt-e unetnet— before, towards peace. i guess it's whether the _ before, towards peace. i guess it's whether the chinese government _ it's whether the chinese government takes it as an insult by government takes it as an insult ty tnte— government takes it as an insult ty tnte very— government takes it as an insult ty tnte yety ant— government takes it as an insult by this very and see it as a tteyeeattte— by this very and see it as a provocative action. c?“ i“ provocative action. can can i t— provocative action. can can i t say— provocative action. can can i can i say this was that too serious a question ? i didn't serious a question? i didn't even listen to it. okay i see you zoning out. by- even listen to it. okay i see you zoning out. by the- “ c ~§ctii“ c i see you zoning out. by the way, as “ c 5th5“ c i see you zoning out. by the way, as i tattng— you zoning out. by the way, as i was walking because because. because— was walking because because. tecause tn— was walking because because. tecause t-nn an— was walking because because. because i'm an american.- was walking because because. because i'm an american. and the royalty, i think, is i mean, i'm against politics. against the royal politics. don't about it. yeah, but don't worry about it. yeah, but but think this king is but i think i think this king is not the i don't think he's the king of england . oh, my gosh. king of england. oh, my gosh. here king of england. oh, my gosh. uete ne— king of england. oh, my gosh. uete ne gees.— king of england. oh, my gosh. nete ne gees. t— king of england. oh, my gosh. here he goes. i don't- “g 3: oh, my gosh. here he goes. i don't think he is. here he goes. i don't think he ts. someone— here he goes. i don't think he is. someone just— here he goes. i don't think he is. someone just lost their job. teat,— is. someone just lost their job. vean t— is. someone just lost their job. vean t tntnt— is. someone just lost their job. yeah, | think |— is. someone just lost their job. yeah, i think i know this is i knew— yeah, i think i know this is i knew tnts— yeah, i think i know this is i know this is— yeah, i think i know this is i know this is a— yeah, i think i know this is i know this is a pro royalty

tntng. — know this is a pro royalty tntng. ant— know this is a pro royalty thing. and if— know this is a pro royalty thing. '“t: �*" it; git “g know this is a pro royalty thing. ' “t: �*" git “g thing. and if we're going to have a royalty, need have a royalty, we need a royalty that's going to defend england, defend britain, defend wales and i wales and the places. and i don't know, wales and the places. and i. don't-know,-other don't think, you know, the other eeunnest— don't think, you know, the other countries-out— don't think, you know, the other countries-out of— don't think, you know, the other countries out of interest. countries just out of interest. i countries just out of interest. t—att— countries just out of interest. t—att tne- countries just out of interest. i_all the otheri i do know that all the other eeutnest— i do know that all the other countries, the _ i do know that all the other countries, the oil of sark and tne— countries, the oil of sark and tne-ttan— countries, the oil of sark and tne-ttan ant- countries, the oil of sark and the man and scotland, the isle of man and scotland, unatevet— the isle of man and scotland, unatevet-ts— the isle of man and scotland, whatever-is,-you. the isle of man and scotland,- whatever-is,-you know, whatever that is, and, you know, all whatever that is, and, you know, att-eeuntnes- whatever that is, and, you know, all countries defend, all the other countries defend, tetent— all the other countries defend, tetent-ne— all the other countries defend, defend.-he doing- all the other countries defend, defend. he doing not to defend. what is he doing not to tetent— defend. what is he doing not to defend these? _ defend. what is he doing not to defend these? ti; defend. what is he doing not to defend these? he's he is he i get the impression and i don't know, i got this gut feeling that he's he's sort of making a deal with the world economic forum and is in hands the forum and is in the hands of the of my god. thank you. of oh, my god. okay. thank you. let's ofcom calling let's just get ofcom calling right now. what are you talking about? deals with about? he's making deals with whoever. no, i don't make whoever. no, i don't mean make a deal i whoever. no, i don't mean make a deal. idon't whoever. no, i don't mean make a deal. i don't think he's made a tea.— deal. i don't think he's made a dett-ithink_ deal. i don't think he's made a deal.ithink-like.- deal. i don't think he's made a dealithink-like. - deal. i don't think he's made a dealithink-like. he's. deal. i think he's like. he's ute— deal. i think he's like. he's ttte. te— deal. i think he's like. he's like. he believes— deal. i think he's like. he's like. he believes in that stuff. this bad? but. and this is. is that bad? but. and for that's this is. is that bad? but. and ten-tnat-s a— this is. is that bad? but. and for-that's a bad- this is. is that bad? but. and for-that's a bad thing.- for you, that's a bad thing. tnat-s— for you, that's a bad thing. that's what— for you, that's a bad thing. that's what you're saying. �*ftt�*tz; that's what you're saying. we nett— that's what you're saying. we neet—stant- that's what you're saying. we need _stand as. that's what you're saying. wel need _stand aslas need someone to stand as a as a british person, not british, but as british. kids as my kids are british. my kids are you're british are british. you're a british people. a british who's people. i love a british who's going up this going to stand up for this country . i just let me just country. i just get let me just say, you've still say, lewis, you've still got it. thank you. you've still got it. tnant— thank you. you've still got it. tnant you— thank you. you've still got it. tnant you very— thank you. you've still got it. thank you very-next. thank you. you've still got it. thank you very-next up

thank you. you've still got it.- thank you very-next up is thank you very much. next up is the before we all get the i. diane before we all get cancelled and never appear on television anywhere again. television anywhere ever again. yeah. the headline television anywhere ever again. yeah. health the headline yeah. health warning! headline yeah. health warning overdline here. health warning over nenutat— here. health warning over popular weight loss drug sold tttegatty— popular weight loss drug sold tttegatty en— popular weight loss drug sold illegally on facebook. so what's it illegally on facebook. so what's tt cattete — illegally on facebook. so what's it called? cocaine. _ illegally on facebook. so what's it called? i / it called? cocaine. yeah it's called cocaine. and yeah, a lot of jogging,— called cocaine. and yeah, a lot of joggingt maybe— i: ii and yeah, a lot of jogging, maybe some red bull. so of jogging, maybe some red bull. so saaenta— of jogging, maybe some red bull. so saxenda wegovy. i'm. is that the teatet— so saxenda wegovy. i'm. is that the teatet tt— so saxenda wegovy. i'm. is that the leader of china wrong? is that the leader of china and ozempic are only available in the uk via prescription in. however, there are facebook groups— however, there are facebook gteuns unten— however, there are facebook groups which are where people are groups which are where people setttng— groups which are where people are selling these— groups which are where people are selling these drugs. i mean, you— are selling these drugs. i mean, you tennennett— are selling these drugs. i mean, you remember when i think we stu— you remember when i think we stttt nave— you remember when i think we still have the— you remember when i think we still have the air— you remember when i think we still have the air shortage unete— still have the air shortage where women— still have the air shortage where women are kind of they've eteatet— where women are kind of they've eteatet tnett— where women are kind of they've created their own— where women are kind of they've created their own black market unete— created their own black market unete tney-te — created their own black market where they're selling their own utt— where they're selling their own urn—net- hrt drugs. well this is not tate— hrt drugs. well this is not ttate. ttte— hrt drugs. well this is not trade. this is— hrt drugs. well this is not trade. this is a— hrt drugs. well this is not trade. this is a weight loss taug— trade. this is a weight loss ttug unete— trade. this is a weight loss drug where people are doing exactty— drug where people are doing exaetty tne— drug where people are doing exactly the same thing. and the i exactly the same thing. and the t tt— exactly the same thing. and the t ttt an— exactly the same thing. and the i did an investigation into ttte— i did an investigation into tnts. ten,— i did an investigation into this. now, the— i did an investigation into this. now, the issue with this netgnt— this. now, the issue with this netgnt tees— this. now, the issue with this weight loss drug— this. now, the issue with this weight loss drug is obviously netgnt— weight loss drug is obviously netgnt can— weight loss drug is obviously weight can be— weight loss drug is obviously weight can be a— weight loss drug is obviously weight can be a serious i weight can be a serious issue. i knew—ttttetl know that out there in tiktok neatt— know that out there in tiktok went ant— know that out there in tiktok world and everything, there's the . acceptance - world and everything, there's the acceptance movement the fat acceptance movement and you—et— the fat acceptance movement and you—et teette- the fat acceptance movement and you of people going, you have a lot of people going, oh,_beautiful- you have a lot of people going, oh,_beautiful .. oh, all bodies are beautiful. tut— oh, all bodies are beautiful. tut net— oh, all bodies are beautiful. but not everybody believes that.

ant— but not everybody believes that. ant tents— but not everybody believes that. ant tents ate— but not everybody believes that. and lewis, are they ? they can be and lewis, are they? they can be teautttut— and lewis, are they? they can be teautttut ,— and lewis, are they? they can be beautiful , but— and lewis, are they? they can be beautiful , but they're not beautiful, but they're not neattny. — beautiful, but they're not healthy. okay.- beautiful, but they're not healthy. o

be a bit chunky as is. that's very kind of you. lewis- i that's very kind of you. lewis is. is ttts— very kind of you. lewis is. is ttts. ttts— very kind of you. lewis is. is ttts. ttts ts. — very kind of you. lewis is. is this. this is. this— very kind of you. lewis is. is this. this is. this is- very kind of you. lewis is. is this. this is. this is basically a puff piece to get people excited this drug , to get excited about this drug, to get the to get people to buy it over to get it to buy it, whether they're buying it on facebook or whether they're buying it online or whether they're buying it through nhs. so through the nhs. so you're saying through the nhs. so you're saytng ttng— through the nhs. so you're saying king-is- through the nhs. so you're saying king-islisl through the nhs. so you're. saying king-islis in saying king charles is in is in ad saying king charles is in is in at-tn— saying king charles is in is in ad-in collusion- saying king charles is in is in ad in collusion with . ad hoc, is in collusion with. t-nn — ad hoc, is in collusion with. t-nn nat— ad hoc, is in collusion with. t-nn nat saytng— ad hoc, is in collusion with. i'm not saying that,- ad hoc, is in collusion with. i'm not saying that, but- ad hoc, is in collusion with. i'm not saying that, but he could be. he could be. he's totally into everything . totally into everything. possibly. i love. okay. i think ttane— possibly. i love. okay. i think utane wants— possibly. i love. okay. i think diane wants to— possibly. i love. okay. i think diane wants to make- okay. i think diane wants to make an actual netnt. — diane wants to make an actual serious point. o

tatttng— buy online illegally anti balding drugs . : balding drugs. so should you admit that we're going to be taking off the air to say there's a danger, there's an obvious danger there. this is something work.— obvious danger there. this is something work. you- 33 c“t:i;it:i; this is something work. you know, this you— something work. you know, this yet knew— something work. you know, this you know-about— something work. you know, this you know about me. this is you know this about me. this is ngnt— you know this about me. this is ngntlas— you know this about me. this is ngntlas tney— you know this about me. this is right-as they call— you know this about me. this is right as they call my right up as they call my wheelhouse. - right up as they call my wheelhouse. i am totally obsessed with kind obsessed with this kind of thing. can't my thing. and i have i can't get my head around, but this, this, this. it's a ozempic. it's wegovy at the end of the day, it makes people addicted to the actual drug. and when they stop taking it, their weight goes back up and they gain even more weight. it makes it harder to harder to they've got to basically keep on on it forever. and it's so expensive. the and it's so expensive. and the side effects are untested . side effects are are untested. they're basically it's basically i'm against it. okay. i'm going to i'm against it. okay. i'm going te stee— i'm against it. okay. i'm going te sten tattng— i'm against it. okay. i'm going to stop taking it.— e33 c okay. i'm going to stop taking it. thank you, tents.— to stop taking it. thank you, tents-neve— to stop taking it. thank you, lewis.-move on- to stop taking it. thank you, lewis. move on to the lewis. let's move on to the cuatttan— lewis. let's move on to the guardian-this- lewis. let's move on to the guardian-this is- lewis. let's move on to the guardian-this is thei guardian now. this is the guardian. concerns- guardian now. “5 c3 concerns raised over guardian. concerns raised over eatetays— guardian. concerns raised over barclays conduct— guardian. concerns raised over barclays conduct-civil. barclays conduct toward civil sentee. —tnts- barclays conduct toward civil service._this is. service. and this is this is anetnet— service. and this is this is another civil— service. and this is this is another civil servant who was tetng— another civil servant who was tetng aeeuset— another civil servant who was being accused of— another civil servant who was being accused of bullying by tnett— being accused of bullying by tnett um.— being accused of bullying by their nato, the— being accused of bullying by their nato, the civil servant. ttts— their nato, the civil servant. ttts ts— their nato, the civil servant. this is barclays— their nato, the civil servant. this is barclays who- their nato, the civil servant. this is barclays who who's the minister who's being accused by civil service of bullying

people. and this is exactly what was people. and this is exactly what expectedt — people. and this is exactly what was expected, is— and this is exactly what was expected, is when they tteugnt— was expected, is when they brought down _ was expected, is when they brought down the other guy , rob brought down the other guy, rob rabt_ brought down the other guy, rob tat. ngnt— brought down the other guy, rob rab, right when _ brought down the other guy, rob rab, right when they brought him . tet— rab, right when they brought him . tet unen— rab, right when they brought him . tet unen tney— rab, right when they brought him . rob when they brought him tenn— . rob when they brought him tenn tt— . rob when they brought him tenn tt gust— . rob when they brought him down, it just made open season for down, it just made open season tet every— down, it just made open season ten eyety stngte— down, it just made open season for every single civil servant, every— for every single civil servant, eyety tutty— for every single civil servant, eyety tutty eut— for every single civil servant, every bully out there, every tutty— every bully out there, every tutty eut— every bully out there, every bully out there,— every bully out there, every bully out there, every bully out tnete— bully out there, every bully out tnete ceutt— bully out there, every bully out there could get— bully out there, every bully out there could get their comeuppance. / there could get their comeuppance. yeah. mean, comeuppance. yeah. so i mean, this is thing, diane. what? this is the thing, diane. what? you've got sides this is the thing, diane. what? you've got-sideslthis. you've got two sides of this tetate— you've got two sides of this debate here.— you've got two sides of this debate here. people going, debate here. some people going, oh, debate here. some people going, enlts— debate here. some people going, enls tne— debate here. some people going, oh,-is the civil— debate here. some people going, oh, is the civil servants. debate here. some people going, oh, they're he civil servants. debate here. some people going, oh, they're he cisortervants. debate here. some people going, oh, they're he cisortervnow and they're just sort of now tney-te—ttnt- and they're just sort of now they're _ kind of l they're this is the kind of ustng— they're this is the kind of ustng tnese— they're this is the kind of using these accusations to bring tenn— using these accusations to bring teun tne— using these accusations to bring down the tories.— using these accusations to bring down the tories. and you've got etnet— down the tories. and you've got etnet neente— down the tories. and you've got other people saying, just like, you— other people saying, just like, yet—teat- other people saying, just like, yet—teat yeutl you know what, treat your nererst— you know what, treat your workers right— you know what, treat your workers right ._ you know what, treat your workers right . you can't be workers right. you can't be a teeent— workers right. you can't be a teeent tress— workers right. you can't be a decent boss, you— workers right. you can't be a decent boss, you know. yes but unat— decent boss, you know. yes but unatltutte— decent boss, you know. yes but what quite worrying is the what is quite worrying is the repeated we had repeated pattern, because we had priti patel, we've got dominic raab now we've got steve barclay and the voices are the same . you and the voices are the same. you have the ministers always saying , we can't get things done . , we can't get things done. these people are inefficient . these people are inefficient. and then you have the civil servants going, they're yelling at me , wow. and like , that's how at me, wow. and like, that's how it sounds . so if that's how it

it sounds. so if that's how it sounds and the ministers are the people who have been elected, so which side are you on? i'm actually on this. i'm starting to veer onto the side of the ministers because this has happened so much , which i can't happened so much, which i can't help feeling that actually we you know, that really funny sitcom, the thick of it and there was the blockage woman , there was the blockage woman, tern there was the blockage woman, terri coverley. and they all described her as a blockage. i feel like in the civil service, there must be a blockage because why else would you have one minister after the next saying, i can't get stuff done? you guys are inefficient. it could be that the tory ministers are bullies. that could be part of it. bullies. that could be part of t. — bullies. that could be part of t. tut— bullies. that could be part of it. but they're— bullies. that could be part of it. but they're right. that could be part of it. ”c: t3“c okay. it. but they're right. okay. let's say that— it. but they're right. okay. let's say that they- it. but they're right. okay. let's say that they are- it. ”c: t3“c okay. let's say that they are bullies, rtgnte— let's say that they are bullies, rtgnte eut— let's say that they are bullies, right? but still,— let's say that they are bullies, right? but still, like it sounds ttte— right? but still, like it sounds ttte tney— right? but still, like it sounds like they have— right? but still, like it sounds like they have got a reason to be angry— like they have got a reason to be angry because— like they have got a reason to be angry because it sounds like i'm be angry because it sounds like t-n sue— be angry because it sounds like t-n tnat— be angry because it sounds like i'm sure that there— be angry because it sounds like i'm sure that there is. we're eteettng— i'm sure that there is. we're electing them.— i'm sure that there is. we're electing them. what do something and electing them. what do something ant-tnere— electing them. what do something ant-tnere ts— electing them. what do something and-there is truth— electing them. what do something and there is truth to what and they there is truth to what yet-re— and they there is truth to what yeue saytng. — and they there is truth to what yeue saytng. t— and they there is truth to what you're saying. cc you're saying. i still think shouting various more than shouting and various more than that two the complaints that. and two of the complaints were upheld against dominic raab and you can still treat people

right even though i admit or i don't admit i wasn't there. but i can understand that if these people are sort of blocking and stuff. yeah, but also, what ateut— stuff. yeah, but also, what ateut tne— yeah, but also, what about the subtleties of like a tene— about the subtleties of like a tene et— about the subtleties of like a tone of voice— about the subtleties of like a tone of voice ?_ about the subtleties of like a tone of voice ? because don't you tone of voice? because don't you etten— tone of voice? because don't you etten ttnt— tone of voice? because don't you often find that— tone of voice? because don't you often find that one— tone of voice? because don't you often find that one person's ttea— often find that one person's ttea et— often find that one person's idea of what— often find that one person's idea of what an— often find that one person's idea of what an angry tone of vette— idea of what an angry tone of tse— idea of what an angry tone of voice is? can— idea of what an angry tone of voice is? can be— idea of what an angry tone of voice is? can be another eersen-s-et- voice is? can be another person's of just firm person's idea of just a firm tene— person's idea of just a firm tene et— person's idea of just a firm tone of voice?— person's idea of just a firm tone of voice? no, i don't think tnat—nere- tone of voice? no, i don't think tnat—nereltel tone of voice? no, i don't think. that—move ito the that right. let's move on to the daily star. this is what do you think about that? hey, diane. yeah don't block me . get on with yeah don't block me. get on with it. i am. this yeah don't block me. get on with it. iam. this is yeah don't block me. get on with it. i am. this is a fabulous- it. i am. this is a fabulous arttete— it. i am. this is a fabulous arttete. tney— it. i am. this is a fabulous article. they say— it. this is a fabulous article. they say our fearless tntesttgater— article. they say our fearless investigator debunks once and for investigator debunks once and ter att— investigator debunks once and ter att tne— investigator debunks once and for all the myth— investigator debunks once and for all the myth that the jaffa cakes— for all the myth that the jaffa cates — for all the myth that the jaffa cakes are the— for all the myth that the jaffa cakes are the number one for tunttng— cakes are the number one for dunking. apparently they're not. ten— dunking. apparently they're not. ten yeu— dunking. apparently they're not. uen yeu see— dunking. apparently they're not. now you see, i'm— dunking. apparently they're not. now you see, i'm quite a fan of tarta— now you see, i'm quite a fan of tatta cakes— now you see, i'm quite a fan of tatta cates er— now you see, i'm quite a fan of jaffa cakes or these kind of spongy— jaffa cakes or these kind of spongy ,_ jaffa cakes or these kind of snengy . nn— jaffa cakes or these kind of spongy , non biscuity things . did spongy, non biscuity things. did you spongy, non biscuity things. did yeu knew— spongy, non biscuity things. did yeu tnen yeu— spongy, non biscuity things. did you know you can— spongy, non biscuity things. did you know you can get lemon ttaveuret— you know you can get lemon flavoured ones?— you know you can get lemon flavoured ones? oh, they are tetteteus— flavoured ones? oh, they are delicious learning stuff here on neatttnes. — delicious learning stuff here on headlines. this— delicious learning stuff here on headlines. this is— delicious learning stuff here on headlines. “ i headlines. this is insane. i knew.— headlines. this is insane. i knew. tut— headlines. this is insane. i know, but what— headlines. this is insane. i know, but what is- headlines. “ i know, but what is incredible to me ts— know, but what is incredible to me ts uny— know, but what is incredible to me ts nny en— know, but what is incredible to

me is why on earth would you be tunttng— me is why on earth would you be tunttng a— me is why on earth would you be dunking a biscuit— me is why on earth would you be dunking a biscuit that's already sette— dunking a biscuit that's already set? surety— dunking a biscuit that's already soft? surely one— dunking a biscuit that's already soft? surely one of the joys is tnat— soft? surely one of the joys is tnat yeu — soft? surely one of the joys is tnat yeu tunt— soft? surely one of the joys is that you dunk a— soft? surely one of the joys is that you dunk a hard biscuit. eut— that you dunk a hard biscuit. eut|suttese— that you dunk a hard biscuit. butisuppose-the- that you dunk a hard biscuit. but suppose the chocolate but i suppose it's the chocolate vou— but i suppose it's the chocolate yet-tt— but i suppose it's the chocolate yeu-tt te— but i suppose it's the chocolate yeu-tt te nett— but i suppose it's the chocolate you it to melt. well, the you want it to melt. well, the star— star of duncan incredible investigation— star of duncan incredible investigation they investigation piece where they nave —tatta- investigation piece where theyi have _jaffa cakes have been dunking jaffa cakes all have been dunking jaffa cakes art-ant— have been dunking jaffa cakes art-ant tney— have been dunking jaffa cakes all and they have come up all day and they have come up untn— all day and they have come up nttn se— all day and they have come up with some conclusive proof. so nuan— with some conclusive proof. so must—tney- with some conclusive proof. so nucn—tney uerei much so apparently they were tetng— much so apparently they were doing-yesterday- doing this story yesterday and tney-te— doing this story yesterday and tney-te-en— doing this story yesterday and tney-te-en te- doing this story yesterday and they've on to today. they've rolled it on to today. tt-s— they've rolled it on to today. tt-s anaztng— they've rolled it on to today. it's amazing stuff. yeah. i mean-tnts- it's amazing stuff. yeah. i mean, this double it's amazing stuff. yeah. i- mean,-this double non mean, louis is this double non stery— mean, louis is this double non stery . — mean, louis is this double non stery . t— mean, louis is this double non stery . t mean— mean, louis is this double non story . i mean, this- mean, louis is this double non story . i mean, this is- mean, louis is this double non story . “ story. i mean, this is the double. have you seen a double. have you ever seen a double. have you ever seen a double before it's even double non before it's even a triple because i never even heard dunking heard of the myth of dunking jaffa cakes . no, i heard of the myth of dunking jaffa cakes. no, i didn't heard of the myth of dunking jaffa cakes . no, i didn't know jaffa cakes. no, i didn't know that. no, would agree with that. no, i would agree with jaffa cake hot mean, the jaffa cake in a hot i mean, the melting. why? but have you heard that melting. why? but have you heard tnat tnts— melting. why? but have you heard tnat we was— melting. why? but have you heard that this was an— melting. why? but have you heard that this was an issue?— “3 why? but have you heard that this was an issue? i never even—tnts-anl even heard that this was an issue-doesn't- issue. i never doesn't get attestet— issue. i never doesn't get affected. 3t3“c it's not about affected. right. it's not about it's affected. right. it's not about tt-s an— affected. right. it's not about tt-s an tssue— affected. right. it's not about it's an issue. it's— affected. right. it's not about it's an issue. it's the- affected. 3t3“c it's not about it's an issue. it's the fact tnat— it's an issue. it's the fact- tnat—star that yesterday the daily star was-saytng- that yesterday the daily star was-saying that. was basically saying that scientific— was basically saying that- scientific _that scientific proof out there that tnat— scientific proof out there that tnat aetuatty— scientific proof out there that that actually cakes were that actually jaffa cakes were the that actually jaffa cakes were tne test— that actually jaffa cakes were the best biscuit— that actually jaffa cakes were the best biscuit or or the best biscuit or cake or wnatewer— the best biscuit or cake or whatever.is_ the best biscuit or cake or whateverlis for- the best biscuit or cake or whatever is for dunking in whatever it is for dunking in tea. — whatever it is for dunking in tea. ant— whatever it is for dunking in tea. ant new— whatever it is for dunking in tea. and now they say it's anetner— tea. and now they say it's another story. _ tea. and now they say it's another story. so essentially tnere-s— another story. so essentially tnere-s rust— another story. so essentially there's just not— another story. so essentially there's just not going on there's just not enough going on in there's just not enough going on tn—tnts— there's just not enough going on tn—tnts ts— there's just not enough going on tn—tnts ts tne- in the world. this is the utttnate— in the world. this is the ultimate definition of slow ultimate definition of a slow news-wnen— ultimate definition of a slow news -when - got l ultimate definition of a slow. news -when - got the news day when you've got the natty— news day when you've got the natty-wars— news day when you've got the daily -wars _this- news day when you've got the

daily wars this story daily star wars to do this story on daily star wars to do this story en tne— daily star wars to do this story on the second— daily star wars to do this story on the second day,— daily star wars to do this story on the second day, then there's not on the second day, then there's net nuan— on the second day, then there's not much happening in the world tnat-s— not much happening in the world was wny— not much happening in the world that's why there _ not much happening in the world that's why there is— not much happening in the world that's why there is just the tatty— that's why there is just the tatty g..,_ that's why there is just the daily star, not— that's why there is just the daily star, not on the day they want— daily star, not on the day they want te. — daily star, not on the day they want to. surely— daily star, not on the day they want to. ”rig c“t::;it:j; daily star, not on the day they want to. surely there's some sort of onlyfans tattooed woman that they could have got on there like normal. yeah, well, they're_animals.| they're proud to love animals. they— they're proud to love animals. tney ceutt— they're proud to love animals. they could have— they're proud to love animals. they could have put thing they're proud to love animals. they (animalste put thing they're proud to love animals. they (animals oniut thing they're proud to love animals. they (animals on there. ting they're proud to love animals. they (animals on there. there's about animals on there. there's atways— about animals on there. there's. always—animals. always animals. always animals. thank we thank you, liz. right. we are going to go the front . no, going to go to the front. no, we're going to go to an interval. front interval. now. that's the front pages, join us pages, thoroughly done. join us in for part two in a few moments for part two where we're going about where we're going to talk about x box boxed may versus braveman. and a new one. brexit has and here's a new one. brexit has healed us. see you there

news radio show. i welcome - news radio show. welcome back to headliners. i'm josh howie this is my tatter— i'm josh howie this is my father, schaffer, and this father, louis schaffer, and this is father, louis schaffer, and this ts nts— father, louis schaffer, and this ts nts eaen— father, louis schaffer, and this is his carer, spencer is his carer, diane spencer tnat-s— is his carer, diane spencer tnat-s att— is his carer, diane spencer that's all right. cc that's all right. i'll take that right that's all right. i'll take that rtgtt. teuts— that's all right. i'll take that right. louis, first— that's all right. i'll take that right . louis, first off,- that's all right. cc . t3“c louis, first off, should right. louis, first off, should be tytng— right. louis, first off, should be tytng ant— right. louis, first off, should be dying and have- . t3“c louis, first off, should be dying and have diane spencer like be dying and have diane spencer ttte tattng— be dying and have diane spencer like taking care— be dying and have diane spencer like taking care would you take tn— like taking care would you take t-nn getng— like taking care would you take care? i'm going to— like taking care would you take

care? t3t:::t “3 care? i'm going to say that i'm not to say that, but not going to say that, but it would amazing. would be would be amazing. it would be amazing to be like bed amazing to, to be like in my bed and incomes. i do make her i do mate— and incomes. i do make her i do make a— and incomes. i do make her i do make a ne— and incomes. i do make her i do make a try— and incomes. i do make her i do make a nice fry up— and incomes. i do make her i do make a nice fry up like- 3 i i do make her i do make a nice fry up like a bit teause— make a nice fry up like a bit teause t— make a nice fry up like a bit because i know— make a nice fry up like a bit because i know you only eat like tacen— because i know you only eat like tacen ant— because i know you only eat like tacen ant eggs— because i know you only eat like bacon and eggs stuff like bacon and eggs and stuff like ttat—yeanl bacon and eggs and stuff like ttat—yean -i that. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. tnere— that. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. tnere-veu— that. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. there-you sort- that. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. there you sort that out. there we go. you sort that out. were— there we go. you sort that out. there—nextl there we go. you sort that out. tnere —next so there you go. that's the next 20 years— there you go. that's the next 20 years-ttte— there you go. that's the next 20 years-ttte. — there you go. that's the next 20 years-life. yeah.- there you go. that's the next 20 years life. “415?“ “415?“ years of your life. yeah. yeah > okay.— years of your life. yeah. yeah > otay. teuts— years of your life. yeah. yeah > okay. louis, first— years of your life. yeah. yeah > okay. louis, first up- years of your life. “415?“ “415?“ > okay. louis, first up is tnurstay-s— > okay. louis, first up is thursday's and > okay. louis, first up is thursday's-and story thursday's times. and a story ateut— thursday's times. and a story ateut-ant— thursday's times. and a story about-and the- thursday's times. and a story about and the holocaust on about covid and the holocaust on tenan— about covid and the holocaust on tenatt .— about covid and the holocaust on tenatt . tet— about covid and the holocaust on tenatt . tet ne— about covid and the holocaust on behalf, let me just— about covid and the holocaust on behalf , let me just say, about covid and the holocaust on behalf, let me just say, on tenatt— behalf, let me just say, on tenatt et— behalf, let me just say, on behalf of jews— behalf, let me just say, on behalf of jews everywhere, so ntease — behalf of jews everywhere, so ntease ten-t— behalf of jews everywhere, so please don't let— behalf of jews everywhere, so please don't let us down. louis wett— please don't let us down. louis wett-getng— please don't let us down. louis wett-getngltet- please don't let us down. louis well, going let you down. well, i'm going to let you down. oh, well, i'm going to let you down. on-tecause— well, i'm going to let you down. oh,-because andrew- well, i'm going to let you down. i oh,-because andrew bridgen oh, man. because andrew bridgen is expelled by the tories for covid vaccine . holocaust covid vaccine. holocaust comments. remember comments. do you remember he said the vaccine said that the vaccine rollout was, unquote, the biggest was, quote unquote, the biggest crime humanity since the crime against humanity since the holocaust. and now this has been used by the conservative party to kick him out, saying saying he wasn't sympathetic or maybe even anti he was. andrew bridgen is anti—semitic for saying this. right. and this is exactly what what what the what the what labour did to diane abbott is used the jews to get rid of

someone as and that's the reason . okay. okay. i personally whatever you think about the holocaust okay you can make a comparis an with anything. i personally think and i'm a jew , personally think and i'm a jew, so do not be offended by this. i think the holocaust is a very bad thing. you know this it's not like i think you speak of it before. yes, very bad. very negative manner. - before. yes, very bad. very negative manner. but i think i think the covid business, including vaccine, including the vaccine, is possibly than the possibly worse than the holocaust because it affected. no, i don't care. it affected more people. holocaust is absolutely horrible. single worst thing. but in terms of a worldwide p&o sick of well, covid. but we talk you saying the anti—vax is a pandemic and the anti—vax is a pandemic and the anti—vax is a pandemic and the anti—vax arguably saved millions of lives. i know the vax. the vax saved millions of lives. don't say arguably i don't. i personally don't think that it did. i think and you're seeing the net effect of excess deaths. what deaths. this is what i personally you can personally believe. you can believe you to believe what you want to believe. josh okay. i think so. does me an does that make me an anti—semite? because i think that it is the worst thing

that it's it is the worst thing in history of the world in the history of the world globally. yes. well, i well, i tntnt— think that you're obviously wreng— think that you're obviously wreng ant— think that you're obviously wrong and wrong. but the point. but that make me an but does that make me an anti—semite? well, to compare it to anti—semite? well, to compare it te-uetecaust.— anti—semite? well, to compare it to-holocaust, yes. - anti—semite? well, to compare it to-holocaust, yes. ithink. to the holocaust, yes. i think tt-s— to the holocaust, yes. i think tt-sltttnt— to the holocaust, yes. i think it's think minimises the it's i think it minimises the holocaust. it's a very holocaust. i think it's a very stupid thing. does it? but does it stupid thing. does it? but does tt mate— stupid thing. does it? but does tt make me— t3 “3 does it? but does it make me anti—semite? it make me an anti—semite? it mates— it make me an anti—semite? it mates-tte— it make me an anti—semite? it| makes-it?.doesn't. makes you. does it? it doesn't. tt-s— makes you. does it? it doesn't. us an— makes you. does it? it doesn't. it's an anti—semitic thing to say. —te- it's an anti—semitic thing to. say. _to apologise it's an anti—semitic thing to- say. _to apologise on say. and i want to apologise on behalf jews everyone behalf of the jews to everyone out there. okay? louis, sorry. before i do want to get into this, i do want to hear your things. louis, i think what you said is a ridiculous thing. i think that there's arguments being made the being made about the covid vaccine excess and vaccine and excess deaths and whatever and whatever to compare it and saying than the saying it's worse than the holocaust, i think is a massive mistake. i think it minimises the that happened the true evil that happened dunng the true evil that happened during holocaust . and during the holocaust. and i'll say about this. say something else about this. here's those here's the problem with those comments ? number one is comments right? number one is the biggest. this is him and he's quoting someone else. and i know someone will go, oh, but he's actually quoting somebody else. whatever biggest else. whatever the biggest crime against humanity since the holocaust, things holocaust, here's the two things that against it. that i would argue against it. number actually,

number one, is it and actually, in ties into what in some way, it ties into what you're because you're saying because it universalises holocaust as universalises the holocaust as like thing that happened to like this thing that happened to humanity. happen to humanity. it didn't happen to humanity. it didn't happen to humanity. happened to jews humanity. it happened to jews and this been a movement and this has been a movement over last however years over the last however many years where sort of where they've tried to sort of make oh, this is man make it like, oh, this is man being you horror to being in, you know, horror to man and whatnot. no, it's a very specific thing. the holocaust referring to jews. the other thing that i think about it is that it's like you don't there is an issue within the anti—vax movement of anti—semitism that i don't believe that those within the anti—vax movement are properly dealing with. that's, you know, something- properly dealing with. that's, you know, something .- 3 “3 that's, you know, something . okay, i'm you know, something. okay, i'm going— you know, something. okay, i'm getng te— you know, something. okay, i'm getng te say— you know, something. okay, i'm going to say something to you. test.— going to say something to you. tesn. serry— going to say something to you. tesn. serry ter— going to say something to you. josh, sorry for slamming on. the tntng— josh, sorry for slamming on. the tntng-tnat-s— josh, sorry for slamming on. the thing-that's what- josh, sorry for slamming on. the thing that's what they thing is that that's what they do. thing is that that's what they te—tel thing is that that's what theyi te—te say. do. they try to they try to say, tnat— do. they try to they try to say, tnat-wne-s— do. they try to they try to say, that-who's they? - do. they try to they try to say, that who's they? 57 that guy, who's they? louis? tney— that guy, who's they? louis? tney. tney— that guy, who's they? louis? they. they the in you they. they are the people in you and me. no, they. they. okay. reente— and me. no, they. they. okay. reette twe— and me. no, they. they. okay. people i've-heard - 3 no, they. they. okay. people i've heard this, people i've often heard this, tnts— people i've often heard this, tnts-tnat- people i've often heard this, tnts-tnat yeu- people i've often heard this, this that you just this argument that you just sat. — this argument that you just sat. tney— this argument that you just said. they-well,- this argument that you just said. they well, the said. they said, well, the ant—wax— said. they said, well, the. anti—vax _wrong anti—vax people are wrong teause— anti—vax people are wrong because some— anti—vax people are wrong because some of them are flat eartners— because some of them are flat eartners er— because some of them are flat earthers or some— because some of them are flat earthers or some of are earthers or some of them are anti—semites_ earthers or some of them are anti—semites or— earthers or some of them are anti—semites or some of them are tnts— anti—semites or some of them are tnts-ceutt— anti—semites or some of them are tnts-ceutt yeu- anti—semites or some of them are this. could you could. this. and you could you could. tney-re— this. and you could you could. they're-separate.- this. and you could you could. they're-separate. - this. and you could you could. they're separate. \rt:::t they're totally separate. no, no...— they're totally separate. no, nel- tnts— they're totally separate. no, nel- ttts ts—

they're totally separate. no, no,.. this is-i'll- they're totally separate. no, no,.. this is-i'll say. they're totally separate. no,- no,.. this is-i'll say and no, no. this is why i'll say and this why i'll go diane and this is why i'll go to diane and this is why i'll go to diane and this is why i'll go to diane and this is what this is what my point louis that there's point is. louis is that there's something anti—vax something within the anti—vax movement something within the anti—vax moveiitself flat earthers. i lends itself flat earthers. i don't know lends itself don't know if they lends itself to anti—semitism, idea to anti—semitism, but the idea of global globalist of these global globalist conspiracies and whatever and someone's trying to saying if you go, if you follow it down the end of the line, it's always that someone going, it's that someone going, oh, it's the jews rothschilds the jews and the rothschilds and the soros. are you saying to me, josh, i'm an anti—semite? josh, that i'm an anti—semite? because believe okay because i believe that. okay tnat-s— because i believe that. okay was a— because i believe that. okay tnat-s a treet— because i believe that. okay that's a proof point. t3t:::t that's a proof point. but do you tttnt— that's a proof point. but do you think at the end of the line that it's running that it's jews running everything? okay. well, everything? no. okay. well, that's the difference between you it and you because you'll do it and some do. but lot of some of them do. but a lot of them do. but some of the pro—vax ers them do. but some of the pro—vax ese-tws— them do. but some of the pro—vax ers think that jews run ewerytntng— ers think that jews run everything so you can't ers think that jews run- everything-so you can't say everything too. so you can't say tnat— everything too. so you can't say tat—wreng.- everything too. so you can't say that—wrong. okay. | that that's that's wrong. okay. serry. — that that's that's wrong. okay. serry. -ts— that that's that's wrong. okay. serry. -ts tnts— that that's that's wrong. okay. sorry. -is this this- that that's that's wrong. okay. sorry. -is this this is- that that's that's wrong. okay. sorry. -is this this is what. sorry. this is this this is what this what it's like. if you this is what it's like. if you want to come and- “ c c if you want to come and hang out with tens— want to come and hang out with teuts ant— want to come and hang out with teuts ant t— want to come and hang out with louis and i when— want to come and hang out with louis and i when meet louis and i when we meet up on a saturtay— louis and i when we meet up on a saturday-shabbat,_ louis and i when we meet up on a saturday shabbat, know, saturday on shabbat, you know, this saturday on shabbat, you know, tnts—tastcatty- this is what it's basically ateut. — this is what it's basically about. bridgen is this is what it's basically- about.-bridgen is not an about. andrew bridgen is not an ant—sente— about. andrew bridgen is not an antt—sentte. — about. andrew bridgen is not an anti—semite. and— about. andrew bridgen is not an anti—semite. “t3 �*ettic anti—semite. and the fact that they're using to get rid of they're using this to get rid of him a shame. but you know him is a shame. but you know wat— him is a shame. but you know wtat—ewen- him is a shame. but you knowi what,_even what? what, louis? i could even what? mane.— what, louis? i could even what? mane—tntnte- what, louis? i could even what? diane,_think? do. what, louis? i could even what?l diane,_think? do you diane, what do you think? do you

tntnt— diane, what do you think? do you tntnt-ustng— diane, what do you think? do you think-using this- diane, what do you think? do you think-using this to- diane, what do you think? do you think using this to get think they're using this to get rid think they're using this to get ttt-ntne— think they're using this to get rid-him? there— think they're using this to get rid him? there sorry rid of him? there we go. sorry i rid of him? there we go. sorry t-te— rid of him? there we go. sorry t-ne went— rid of him? there we go. sorry t-ne went a— rid of him? there we go. sorry i-he went a bridge- rid of him? there we go. sorry i-he went a bridge too. i think he went a bridge too far. oh, you're making a joke. okay.— far. oh, you're making a joke. okay-t— far. oh, you're making a joke. okaylt-tt— far. oh, you're making a joke. okaylt-tt was- far. oh, you're making a joke. okay,.i-it was a- far. oh, you're making a joke. okay,.i-it was a shame okay, so i think it was a shame he inoculated against he wasn't inoculated against anti—semitism . um, he might also anti—semitism. um, he might also have foot in mouth disease. oh so these are jokes. so yeah, well, i was trying to make light of it because i realised a peacemaker, a deeply. you know, it's a deeply distressing comment. and i happen to agree that there are marked differences because the vaccine was intended to save lives. the holocaust was intended to end them . the vaccine was created to them. the vaccine was created to save the majority of the human race as best it could , and the race as best it could, and the holocaust was targeted to a specific group of people, and it was brought about through politics. so i would say that when he got suspended , that when he got suspended, that would make him a suspension bndgen would make him a suspension bridgen so i was trying to just kind of yeah, no, look, yeah , kind of yeah, no, look, yeah, taking the serious points that you're saying there, it's louis.

and i can understand your point tnat— and i can understand your point tnat arguatty— and i can understand your point that arguably that— and i can understand your point that arguably that people are ttte— that arguably that people are ttte. neente— that arguably that people are like, people will— that arguably that people are like, people will use these tntngs— like, people will use these tntngs as— like, people will use these tntngs as a— like, people will use these things as a way- like, people will use these things as a way he's been a ntetten. — things as a way he's been a nretten. ue-s— things as a way he's been a problem. he's been a pain in tne— problem. he's been a pain in tne. ant— problem. he's been a pain in tne. ant t— problem. he's been a pain in the. and i understand to the rety— the. and i understand to the ten natty— the. and i understand to the ten tarty ustng— the. and i understand to the tory party using this as a way. eut— tory party using this as a way. tut tne— tory party using this as a way. tut tne tetnt— tory party using this as a way. but the point is,— tory party using this as a way. but the point is, just please, anytety— but the point is, just please, anytety eut— but the point is, just please, anybody out there, whatever your tneertes— anybody out there, whatever your tneertes er— anybody out there, whatever your theories or conspiracies or anytntng— theories or conspiracies or anytntng tnat— theories or conspiracies or anything that you think about, just anything that you think about, tust ten-t— anything that you think about, tust tent-tt- anything that you think about, just don't-itlthe. just don't compare it to the uetecaust. — just don't compare it to the holocaust. should pretty holocaust. it should be pretty easy— holocaust. it should be pretty easy te— holocaust. it should be pretty easy te mate— holocaust. it should be pretty easy to make point with easy to make your point with ttat— easy to make your point with ttat-ttease— easy to make your point with. that.-please-our that. keep please keep the our teat— that. keep please keep the our teat eut— that. keep please keep the our teat eut et— that. keep please keep the our dead out of your— that. keep please keep the our dead out of your mouth, if tnat-s— dead out of your mouth, if tnat-s etay— dead out of your mouth, if that's okay. no— dead out of your mouth, if that's okay. no no. /t:::tc. ”c: that's okay. no no. you're tetttng— that's okay. no no. you're telling those people out there that if you're against if you think that the covid thing was exaggerate covid or totally blown, mention why you blown, don't mention why do you have to refer to the holocaust when with when you're dealing with it? because you just you just accused people, the people accused those people, the people who anybody who accuse all i said, anybody who accuse all i said, anybody who don't who does it, please don't do. you're there's major you're saying there's a major trend in people? believe that trend in people? i believe that there is. there's a major trend, tut— there is. there's a major trend, tut tt— there is. there's a major trend, tut tt ts— there is. there's a major trend, tut tt ts a— there is. there's a major trend, tut tt ts a part. — there is. there's a major trend, but it is a part. the- c“t:i;it:i; there's a major trend, but it is a part. i “3 but it is a part. the shocking thing is you're calling me an anti—semites. it's not. i didn't say— anti—semites. it's not. i didn't say tt-s— anti—semites. it's not. i didn't say tt-s a— anti—semites. it's not. i didn't say it's a trend.— anti—semites. it's not. i didn't say it's a trend. you— it's not. i didn't say it's a trend. you just said you— say it's a trend. you just said yeu cattet— say it's a trend. you just said yeu cattet ne— say it's a trend. you just said you called me an— say it's a trend. you just said you called me an anti—semitic ant—yeul you called me an anti—semitic. ant—yet tnat and people aren't doing you that he and people aren't doing you that ne-teuts— and people aren't doing you that he-louis because- and people aren't doing you that he-louis because no. and people aren't doing you that he-louis because no ,. and people aren't doing you thati he-louis because no , he he didn't. louis because no, he didn't. i'm witness and he

didn't. i'm a witness and he didn't. i'm a witness and he didn't. all right, you know wnate— didn't. all right, you know wnate tet-s— didn't. all right, you know what? let's clip— t3 t3 “ c all right, you know what? let's clip this one up and move-next story. - move on to the next story. ttewng— move on to the next story. ttewng en— move on to the next story. moving on lthe- move on to the next story. moving on the guardian and moving on to the guardian and mane— moving on to the guardian and mane-nancy- moving on to the guardian and diane - nancy kim - moving on to the guardian and diane nancy kim rye. diane is lewis, nancy kim rye. go.— diane is lewis, nancy kim rye. we. ne— diane is lewis, nancy kim rye. we. ne .— diane is lewis, nancy kim rye. no, no . doesn't— diane is lewis, nancy kim rye. no, no . doesn't this company no, no. doesn't this company reattse— no, no. doesn't this company reattse tnat— no, no. doesn't this company realise that this— no, no. doesn't this company realise that this country likes to realise that this country likes telcteset— realise that this country likes to.closed for— realise that this country likes to closed for business? we to be closed for business? we nat— to be closed for business? wei tat—wee had a referendum, didn't we? okay.— had a referendum, didn't we? otay. se— had a referendum, didn't we? okay. so tn— had a referendum, didn't we? otay. se tn tte— had a referendum, didn't we? okay, so in the guardian,- had a referendum, didn't we? okay, so in the guardian, the title is activision blizzard calls uk quote, closed for business after microsoft takeover veto . so the takeover veto. so the competition markets authority has prevented . a £55 billion has prevented. a £55 billion deal where microsoft wanted to take over activision , activision take over activision, activision blizzard and the competition markets authority have said , oh, markets authority have said, oh, no. well, the issue with this is that it would create , you know, that it would create, you know, microsoft would be able to bump up the prices of games. you see, the gaming industry is the most lucrative industry right now. it it's the largest entertainment sector just to give you an idea sectorjust to give you an idea of than headliners hey, more than headliners—

c“t5t“ hey, more than headliners bigger, sadly. so than headliners bigger, sadly. se t— than headliners bigger, sadly. se t can— than headliners bigger, sadly. so i mean we're— than headliners bigger, sadly. so i mean we're getting there are so i mean we're getting there we tattng— so i mean we're getting there are we raking in— so i mean we're getting there are we raking in £11 billion a yeare— are we raking in £11 billion a year? wett— are we raking in £11 billion a year? well, when— are we raking in £11 billion a year? well, when lewis is on tren— year? well, when lewis is on tren tne— year? well, when lewis is on from the anti—vaxxers , well, put from the anti—vaxxers, well, put it from the anti—vaxxers, well, put tt tnts— from the anti—vaxxers, well, put tt tnts way.— from the anti—vaxxers, well, put tt tnts way. tne— from the anti—vaxxers, well, put it this way, the music business . ttattng— it this way, the music business . ttattng tr— it this way, the music business was. making 1.1 billion gtetatty— was. making 1.1 billion gtetatty. t— was. making 1.1 billion globally, i think it was. that-s— globally, i think it was. was tn— globally, i think it was. that's in terms- globally, i think it was. that's in terms of- globally, i think it was. that's in terms of downloads. so essentially it's all about cloud gaming. now, if you're not a gamer, gaming kind of works that you can buy a console all where you can buy a console all where you buy games that you play on the console or you can play on any kind of equipment like a pc or a tablet and you play through to the cloud. so you sort of have your game working in the internet . and they were worried internet. and they were worried that microsoft was suddenly gain control of the cloud if they dare by activision blizzard because activision blizzard has so many incredible games, mainly things like call of duty and candy crush saga. but is it is it this

candy crush saga. but is it is tt tnts tne— candy crush saga. but is it is it this the competition- 3 3 but is it is it this the competition and markets— it this the competition and markets authority's job to stop tnate— markets authority's job to stop tnate arguatty— markets authority's job to stop that? arguably, it's going to be ratstng— that? arguably, it's going to be raising bringing— that? arguably, it's going to be raising bringing a lot of money tnte— raising bringing a lot of money tnte tne— raising bringing a lot of money tnte tne wt.— raising bringing a lot of money into the uk. lewis— raising bringing a lot of money into the uk. lewis right. it wttt. — into the uk. lewis right. it wttt. tt-s— into the uk. lewis right. it will. it's bringing- into the uk. lewis right. it will. “3 “3 “ fit“; will. it's bringing in $75 billion, which is a lot of money. i mean, they're treating it like it's the water supply. like, you know, if two companies join they've join together, they've controlled water and controlled the water supply and they they want. they can do what they want. i mean, understand these mean, i don't understand these gaming too too gaming things. i'm a bit too too old this. well, gaming things. i'm a bit too too old this . well, the issue old for this. well, the issue is, old for this. well, the issue ts ts— old for this. well, the issue ts ts tnat— old for this. well, the issue is, is that they— old for this. well, the issue is, is that they were- t:::tct3 well, the issue is, is that they were concerned tnat— is, is that they were concerned that.microsoft_ is, is that they were concerned thathicrosoft-this- that if microsoft had this nenenety— that if microsoft had this monopoly, would suddenly monopoly, they would suddenly tne— monopoly, they would suddenly increase the because increase the price because tttcresett— increase the price because microsoft-then - increase the price because microsoft then say, right, microsoft would then say, right, all microsoft would then say, right, attleur— microsoft would then say, right, all-our gamers— microsoft would then say, right, all our gamers have to pay all of our gamers have to pay more _we're alsoj more because now we're also ettertng— more because now we're also ettertng tnen— more because now we're also offering them the— more because now we're also offering them the library from acttwsten— offering them the library from activision blizzard . right? but activision blizzard. right? but the activision blizzard. right? but tne tntng— activision blizzard. right? but tne tntng ts— activision blizzard. right? but the thing is, is— activision blizzard. right? but the thing is, is that microsoft nas— the thing is, is that microsoft nas stgnet— the thing is, is that microsoft has signed deals with other cteut— has signed deals with other cloud service— has signed deals with other cloud service providers, so they atreaty— cloud service providers, so they atreaty are— cloud service providers, so they already are going— cloud service providers, so they already are going to share the game.— already are going to share the game. wnat— already are going to share the game. what the— already are going to share the game. what the competition ttartets— game. what the competition markets authority have demonstrated here is that they ten-t— demonstrated here is that they ten-t reatty— demonstrated here is that they don't really understand how gantng— don't really understand how gantng werts— don't really understand how gaming works and is gaming works and what is nannentng— gaming works and what is happening is— gaming works and what is happening is that they're stenntng— happening is that they're stenntng catt— happening is that they're stopping call of duty from going out stopping call of duty from going eut tnte— stopping call of duty from going eut tnte a— stopping call of duty from going out into a huge— stopping call of duty from going out into a huge it's being it

ceutt— out into a huge it's being it ceutt te— out into a huge it's being it could be accessed by so many reente— could be accessed by so many more people because activision tttssart— more people because activision tttzsart tne— more people because activision blizzard the people who actually nave— blizzard the people who actually nave mate— blizzard the people who actually have made call— blizzard the people who actually have made call of— blizzard the people who actually have made call of duty they're not have made call of duty they're net teettng— have made call of duty they're not looking into— have made call of duty they're not looking into getting it out were— not looking into getting it out tnere ente— not looking into getting it out there onto like— not looking into getting it out there onto like a— not looking into getting it out there onto like a switch or some etner. — there onto like a switch or some etner. t— there onto like a switch or some etner. t mean— there onto like a switch or some other. i mean, isn't— there onto like a switch or some other. i mean, isn't the- there onto like a switch or some other. c other. i mean, isn't the issue here, as activision blizzard says, it's going to damage the image of this country , the uk, image of this country, the uk, as being a friendly country to these large this is the difficult image of the competition markets authority. they think that they are they tntnt— they think that they are they tntnt tnat— they think that they are they think that they're stopping a nenenety— think that they're stopping a monopoly operation. yeah. yeah but monopoly operation. yeah. yeah tut wnat— monopoly operation. yeah. yeah but what they're— monopoly operation. yeah. yeah but what they're actually doing is but what they're actually doing ts tney-re — but what they're actually doing is they're kind— but what they're actually doing is they're kind of— but what they're actually doing is they're kind of stopping a game— is they're kind of stopping a game tren — is they're kind of stopping a game from getting out there and it game from getting out there and tt teens— game from getting out there and tt teets ttte— game from getting out there and it looks like they're being reatty— it looks like they're being reatty neety— it looks like they're being really nooby about this . okay, really nooby about this. okay, ttne. — really nooby about this. okay, ttne. wett— really nooby about this. okay, fine. well, let's— really nooby about this. okay, fine. well, let's look- really nooby about this. okay, fine. c. fine. well, let's look up what newbie means. next up, we've got the mirror's an and lewis. i'm not sure these two will be standing next each in standing next to each other in the parliamentary the next tory parliamentary photo. oh, the next tory parliamentary photo . oh, that's me and her. me photo. oh, that's me and her. me ant— photo. oh, that's me and her. me ant tneresa— photo. oh, that's me and her. me and theresa may.— photo. oh, that's me and her. me and theresa may. no,— oh, that's me and her. me and theresa may. no, me , theresa and theresa may. no, me, theresa may— and theresa may. no, me, theresa taay ant— and theresa may. no, me, theresa taay ant suetta— and theresa may. no, me, theresa may and suella braverman. well it's may and suella braverman. well tt-s an— may and suella braverman. well it's an interesting— may and suella braverman. well it's an interesting thing. i mean, i'm trying to get my head areunt— mean, i'm trying to get my head areunt n,— mean, i'm trying to get my head around it, basically. basically wnat— around it, basically. basically wnat tney-re— around it, basically. basically what they're trying to i think

tney-re— they're trying to remove a teennete— they're trying to remove a loophole theresa may loophole that theresa may accuses who is accuses suella braverman, who is the accuses suella braverman, who is tne ntntster— accuses suella braverman, who is the minister-illegal— the minister of illegal tttgratten— the minister of illegal migration of. she's a home secretary.— migration of. she's a home secretary, which i love in this ceuntry— secretary, which i love in this ceuntry. tney-we— secretary, which i love in this country. they've got a home secretary. — country. they've got a home secretary. tt— country. they've got a home secretary. it sounds like someone's operating outside in wet— someone's operating outside in tnetr—er— someone's operating outside in their—or lounge.- someone's operating outside in their or lounge. the their living room or lounge. the tene— their living room or lounge. the nene secretary.— their living room or lounge. the home secretary, they've got a fax home secretary, they've got a tax-en— home secretary, they've got a tax-en tet- home secretary, they've got a fax _on top lthe i fax machine on top of the trttge. — fax machine on top of the fridge. good— fax machine on top of the fridge. good one.- fax machine on top of the fridge. c3 c3 fridge. good one. good one. let's all right. is let's move on. all right. is that theresa may -youl let's move on. all right. is- that theresa may-you calling that theresa may are you calling me that theresa may are you calling mg-ngn,_ that theresa may are you calling me right, whatever. me in? all right, whatever. anyway— me in? all right, whatever. anyway se— me in? all right, whatever. anyway se. — me in? all right, whatever. anyway so. so. suella braverman is anyway so. so. suella braverman ts tney— anyway so. so. suella braverman ts tney want.— anyway so. so. suella braverman ts tney want. t— anyway so. so. suella braverman is they want. i think they want to is they want. i think they want te ettntnate— is they want. i think they want to eliminate a— is they want. i think they want to eliminate a loophole which attews— to eliminate a loophole which allows someone— to eliminate a loophole which allows someone to come to this ceuntry— allows someone to come to this ceuntry. wett— allows someone to come to this country, work for— allows someone to come to this country, work for a— allows someone to come to this country, work for a long time, get— country, work for a long time, get-wett— country, work for a long time, get work illegally in get caught, work illegally in tnts— get caught, work illegally in we ceuntry— get caught, work illegally in this country and— get caught, work illegally in this country and saying, hey , i this country and saying, hey, i treugnt— this country and saying, hey, i was brought here— this country and saying, hey, i was brought here illegally. i tn— was brought here illegally. i was in slaved— was brought here illegally. i was in slaved by bringing here. i was in slaved by bringing here. t tttn-t— was in slaved by bringing here. t tttn-t want— was in slaved by bringing here. i didn't want to— was in slaved by bringing here. i didn't want to come here and i weutt— i didn't want to come here and i weutt ttte— i didn't want to come here and i weutt nte te— i didn't want to come here and i would like to stay— i didn't want to come here and i would like to stay here because it would like to stay here because tt was— would like to stay here because tt net— would like to stay here because tt net rust— would like to stay here because it was not just people who are necessary— it was not just people who are necessarily brought over and wertet— necessarily brought over and. worked _time. worked here for a long time. tt-s— worked here for a long time. tt-s reente— worked here for a long time. it's people-were- worked here for a long time. it's people were immediately it's people who were immediately brought then brought over, brought and then claiming they've been claiming that they've been brought modern by this brought over as modern by this quy- brought over as modern by this guy. are certainly guy. and there are certainly people arguably have been people who arguably have been exploiting de—man exploiting the system. de—man right. there's right. yeah. so there's etwteusty— right. yeah. so there's obviously two- 33“c / so there's obviously two sides to this argument. — obviously two sides to this

argument. you— obviously two sides to this argument. you have on one side eeeete— argument. you have on one side neente saytng— argument. you have on one side pepple sayings 0h_ argument. you have on one side neente saytng. en .— argument. you have on one side people saying, oh , no, sweller people saying, oh, no, sweller is people saying, oh, no, sweller ts rtgtt— people saying, oh, no, sweller is right, they're— people saying, oh, no, sweller is right, they're run by crtntnat— is right, they're run by criminal-if- is right, they're run by criminal if you're is right, they're run by- criminal-if you're coming criminal gangs. if you're coming nere— criminal gangs. if you're coming nere tttegatty— criminal gangs. if you're coming here illegally, clearly here illegally, then clearly yeue— here illegally, then clearly you're-involved. you're already involved in crtntnat— criminal activity. but then were— criminal activity. but then tnere ts— criminal activity. but then there is another side to this argument— there is another side to this argument where— there is another side to this argument where people are saying no, argument where people are saying tut— argument where people are saying tut neente— argument where people are saying no, but people still— argument where people are saying no, but people still are tttegatty— no, but people still are| illegally-here no, but people still are- illegally-here and we illegally trafficked here and we neet— illegally trafficked here and we neet te— illegally trafficked here and we need to provide— illegally trafficked here and we need to provide some kind of satety— need to provide some kind of satety-tnen. - need to provide some kind of safety them. need to provide some kind of. safety _them. that's why safety net for them. that's why the exists. i mean, that's the bill exists. i mean, that's why the modern slavery bill was created may. yeah created by theresa may. yeah whereas got suella whereas you've got suella braverman this braverman who is like, no, this is a loophole. it's going is a loophole. it's only going tolexploited-_ is a loophole. it's only going to.exploited. we- it's only going to exploited. we need to shut to be exploited. we need to shut it to be exploited. we need to shut tt tewn— to be exploited. we need to shut it down _obviously- to be exploited. we need to shut| it down _obviously-is it down because obviously she is strtwng— it down because obviously she is strtwtngltry— it down because obviously she is strtwngltry ant— it down because obviously she is striving-try and hit— it down because obviously she is striving try and hit those striving to try and hit those targets. — targets. hits that were tntttatty— targets. hits that were - initially—cameron , initially set by david cameron, wntcn—nene- initially set by david cameron, wntcn—nene et- initially set by david cameron,- which_hope of reaching which he had no hope of reaching , which he had no hope of reaching elstoppinti— which he had no hope of reaching .lstenntng tne— which he had no hope of reaching , stopping the migration of , of stopping the migration of the , of stopping the migration of tne smatt— , of stopping the migration of the small boats. _ , of stopping the migration of the small boats. “3 the small boats. the thing is, louis, that some of these things and i have, you know, from what i now , the albanian i understand now, the albanian immigration, they're it immigration, they're saying it was be a lot larger immigration, they're saying it was it be a lot larger immigration, they're saying it was it was. be a lot larger immigration, they're saying it was it was. they'vett larger immigration, they're saying it was it was. they've actually immigration, they're saying it was whittled they've actually immigration, they're saying it was whittled down e actually immigration, they're saying it was whittled down e acttbecause has whittled down a lot because of the efforts that of some of the efforts that they've terms taking they've taken in terms of taking them the list countries them off the red list countries and whatever, letting and whatever, and letting albanians know that they aren't they be able to they aren't going to be able to stay here. are some stay here. so there are some things seems things that work, but it seems like using this and i believe

the bill has now actually passed this but with some this evening, but with some provisos it, some with provisos to it, some with additions. it seems like it's a shame this is this we i believe we were the first country in the world, to louis, adopt this sort of modern slavery. bill well , of modern slavery. bill well, the problem is, is on one hand, and i understand this , we as and i understand this, we as human beings, we want to be loving and let people in. on the other hand, we don't— loving and let people in. on the other hand, we don't want- “3 t?“t3 “ on the other hand, we don't want to be taken— other hand, we don't want to be taken advantage— other hand, we don't want to be taken advantage of. and sometimes— taken advantage of. and sometimes when you're you're too tewtng— sometimes when you're you're too tewnglget— sometimes when you're you're too tewnglget taken— sometimes when you're you're too loving, get taken advantage loving, you get taken advantage of loving, you get taken advantage et—yeu-re- of a lot. when too you're strtct— of a lot. when too you're strict, then— of a lot. when too you're strict, then people don't come tnte— strict, then people don't come tnte-ceuntry. — strict, then people don't come into-country. -i- strict, then people don't come into-country. -i readj into the country. they i read tnts— into the country. they i read this on your wife's divorce papers. right? another breather before midnight before i descend into midnight madness, where there'll be people eggs single people who produce eggs, single cheeses it alone. if cheeses and leave it alone. if you want to decipher what all of that means, see you in two minutes

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daily mail story about a school tnat— daily mail story about a school tnat teesn-t— daily mail story about a school that doesn't want— daily mail story about a school that doesn't want to teach some pretty— that doesn't want to teach some pretty tastc— that doesn't want to teach some pretty basic words. _ that doesn't want to teach some pretty basic words. diane so the ttte— pretty basic words. diane so the tttte ts— pretty basic words. diane so the title is vermont— pretty basic words. diane so the title is vermont elementary scneet— title is vermont elementary school removed male and female tanguage— school removed male and female tanguage tren — school removed male and female language from its— school removed male and female language from its fifth grade sctence— language from its fifth grade science lessons— language from its fifth grade science lessons and replaces it wttn— science lessons and replaces it wttn tesn— science lessons and replaces it with person who— science lessons and replaces it with person who produces sperm and with person who produces sperm ant tesn— with person who produces sperm ant tersen wne— with person who produces sperm and person who produces eggs. i yeuwe get— and person who produces eggs. i mean, you've got to— and person who produces eggs. i mean, you've got to admit,- and person who produces eggs. mean, you've got to admit, it means that the signs on the toilets now have to be very, very big. i'm looking forward to sports day when the person who produces sperm runs 100m and then the person who produces eggs runs 100m. this is really ridiculous . eggs runs 100m. this is really ridiculous. i mean, just to put it into context, this is happening in america and it's the fifth grade, so it's 10 to 11 year olds. and what i find ironic is that the principal is sarah jablonski said the changes were made to align the curriculum with the district's equality equity policy and the school strives to use person first language. ironically albie then if she is a principal, which comes from the latin word principal ,

which comes from the latin word principal, which comes which means prince, she should be a person pal, because otherwise , person pal, because otherwise, as her job title principal is actually a male title. so you're going to go actually a male title. so you're getng te ge ant— actually a male title. so you're going to go and tell— actually a male title. so you're going to go and tell her- c so you're going to go and tell her that, oh,— going to go and tell her that, on. t— going to go and tell her that, on. t tntnt— going to go and tell her that, on. t tntnt a— going to go and tell her that, oh, i think a round of applause for oh, i think a round of applause tet tnat— oh, i think a round of applause for that there. _ oh, i think a round of applause for that there. very good. wett— for that there. very good. wen. ttat— for that there. very good. well, that took— for that there. very good. well, that took me- for that there. very good. well, that took me by- for that there. very good. well, that took me by surprise. i old. i felt old. i felt i felt old. i felt old. i felt all tingly when i learned that. lewis, what do you think about tntse— lewis, what do you think about tntse wnat— lewis, what do you think about this? what do— lewis, what do you think about this? what do |— lewis, what do you think about this? what do i-i- lewis, what do you think about this? what do i think? i think tersen— this? what do i think? i think tersen wnt— this? what do i think? i think person who sperm. that person who produces sperm. that means anymore . means i'm not a man anymore. it's you . i think it's it's over for you. i think it's oven it's over for you. i think it's over. no, the audience doesn't need to know that. the people that are watching know. i'm very. just made an excellent very. i'm just made an excellent point that means that point because that means that accidentally, a accidentally, by the way, a woman who gone through the woman who has gone through the menopause is no longer a woman. a woman to this definition. yes. a woman to this definition. yes. a wan— a woman to this definition. yes. a woman, which— a woman to this definition. yes. a woman, which shocking. a woman, which is shocking. wett— a woman, which is shocking. wen-tntng- a woman, which is shocking. well,-thing here. a woman, which is shocking. well, thing here that well, the other thing here that it well, the other thing here that tt says— well, the other thing here that tt says tt— well, the other thing here that tt says tt says— well, the other thing here that it says it says she's doing it tecaus— it says it says she's doing it because-want- it says it says she's doing it because -want to - it says it says she's doing it because want to do because they want to do affirmative _ because they want to do affirmative affirming perspectives for the lgbtqia trus— perspectives for the lgbtqia ttus .— perspectives for the lgbtqia ttus. tew— perspectives for the lgbtqia plus . now, why— perspectives for the lgbtqia plus . now, why do you need to plus. now, why do you need to atttrn — plus. now, why do you need to atttrn .— plus. now, why do you need to affirm , affirm— plus. now, why do you need to affirm , affirm the— plus. now, why do you need to affirm , affirm the perspectives affirm, affirm the perspectives of affirm, affirm the perspectives et certatnty— affirm, affirm the perspectives of certainly the _ affirm, affirm the perspectives of certainly the shia? what the

aseuat— of certainly the shia? what the aseuat ant— of certainly the shia? what the asexual and the— of certainly the shia? what the asexual and the plus like? why tees— asexual and the plus like? why tees tne— asexual and the plus like? why tees tne trus— asexual and the plus like? why does the plus, which we know tnctutes— does the plus, which we know tnctutes a— does the plus, which we know includes a lot— does the plus, which we know includes a lot of— does the plus, which we know includes a lot of slightly i'm net— includes a lot of slightly i'm net getng— includes a lot of slightly i'm net getng te— includes a lot of slightly i'm net getng te say— includes a lot of slightly i'm not going to say like particularly- not going to say like particularly wholesome stuff , particularly wholesome stuff, seuat— particularly wholesome stuff, sexual interest.— particularly wholesome stuff, sexual interest. why do 1011 year— sexual interest. why do 1011 year etts— sexual interest. why do 1011 year olds need— sexual interest. why do 1011 year olds need to have that atttrnet— year olds need to have that affirmed for— year olds need to have that affirmed for because it's about tnts— affirmed for because it's about we ts— affirmed for because it's about this is something— affirmed for because it's about this is something i might have a rnetertcat— this is something i might have a rhetorical question— this is something i might have a rhetorical question no , sorry. rhetorical question no, sorry. no.— rhetorical question no, sorry. we. — rhetorical question no, sorry. we. reu— rhetorical question no, sorry. we. veu can— rhetorical question no, sorry. no, no. you can answer it gutctty. — no, no. you can answer it gutctty. tt-s— no, no. you can answer it quickly. it's about it's about tetng— quickly. it's about it's about tetng-t— quickly. it's about it's about being-i disagree- quickly. it's about it's about being 3 3 quickly. it's about it's about. being-i disagree with it, being nice. i disagree with it, but about nice . they but it's about being nice. they want nice to people, want to be nice to people, but they realise that there they don't realise that there are issues. yeah. are safeguarding issues. yeah. and other and they're hurting some other teette— and they're hurting some other teette-tntnt- and they're hurting some other people-think it's- and they're hurting some other people think it's the people and they think it's the tntng— people and they think it's the same thing with— people and they think it's the same thing with with sevilla bravoman. you're going to hurt people. well, while you're helping onto the helping them right onto the metro and louis, it seems metro next. and louis, it seems ttte— metro next. and louis, it seems trte jk_ metro next. and louis, it seems trte jk tewttng— metro next. and louis, it seems like jk rowling-up— metro next. and louis, it seems like jk rowling-up to- like jk rowling is up to a testtcatte— like jk rowling is up to a despicable tricks again. yeah wett— well, standing up for women. wean. —tttsl well, standing up for women. wean. —ttts ts| yeah. this is about. this is ateut— yeah. this is about. this is about eurovision, to me is about eurovision, which to me is like, i don't understand. i'm an american. it's like the royalty. like, i don't understand. i'm an adon'tan. it's like the royalty. like, i don't understand. i'm an adon't understand the royalty. like, i don't understand. i'm an adon't understand eurovision. like, i don't understand. i'm an ado reallyderstand eurovision. like, i don't understand. i'm an ado reallyderstrthiseurovision. like, i don't understand. i'm an ado really derstrthis stuff. sion. like, i don't understand. i'm an ado reallyderstrthis stuff. we. like, i don't understand. i'm an ado realtherstrthis stuff. we. like, i don't understand. i'm an ado realthe royalty stuff. we. like, i don't understand. i'm an ado realthe royalty and:. we. get it. the royalty and eurovision,— get it. the royalty and eurovision, and- 3tz;c c the royalty and eurovision, and you're making netes — eurovision, and you're making netes -a— eurovision, and you're making notes. _a-we'll. eurovision, and you're makingi notes. _a-we'll get notes. make a note. we'll get into and the into an argument and the holocaust goes after holocaust jk rowling goes after ireland's for ireland's eurovision entry for sacking director over sacking creative director over transphobic posts posts . so transphobic posts posts. so there was this band and they had

a song and this they had a creative director. i don't know why a band needs a creative director boy band and they don't do anything themselves. right? okay okay so i okay allegedly. so. okay so i found that out and he had he had tweeted against one of those women who were originally men. oh, here we go. look, we see the tweet— oh, here we go. look, we see the tweet nete. — oh, here we go. look, we see the tweet here. it's— oh, here we go. look, we see the tweet here. it's a— oh, here we go. look, we see the tweet here. it's a male- cit“ “t:;it:j; 3t:::t look, we see the tweet here. it's a male rapist whot_ tweet here. it's a male rapist wne. ttte— tweet here. it's a male rapist who, like, tied— tweet here. it's a male rapist who, like, tied somebody up and got who, like, tied somebody up and get a— who, like, tied somebody up and get a tnte— who, like, tied somebody up and get a tntte eut— who, like, tied somebody up and got a knife out and— who, like, tied somebody up and got a knife out and whatever. ant— got a knife out and whatever. ant tne— got a knife out and whatever. and the-someone- got a knife out and whatever.- and the-someone-bbc and the bbc or someone the bbc reterrtng— and the bbc or someone the bbc reterrtng te — and the bbc or someone the bbc referring to them— and the bbc or someone the bbc referring to them as— and the bbc or someone the bbc referring to them as a woman, wntcn— referring to them as a woman, wntcn ts— referring to them as a woman, wntcn ts very— referring to them as a woman, which is very traumatic. certatnty— which is very traumatic. certainly victims of which is very traumatic. - certainly _victims of the certainly to the victims of the rate—stanttng- certainly to the victims of the rape—standing up. certainly to the victims of the. rape—standing up for rape jk rowling standing up for that rape jk rowling standing up for tnat—get— rape jk rowling standing up for that—got kicked- rape jk rowling standing up for that got kicked out that because he got kicked out tecaus— that because he got kicked out because-basically- that because he got kicked out because basically said to because he basically said to tnat— because he basically said to that original— because he basically said to that original tweet, it's that original tweet, yes, it's a man , obviously,— that original tweet, yes, it's a man , obviously, like the entire man, obviously, like the entire t man, obviously, like the entire t et— man, obviously, like the entire t et tne— man, obviously, like the entire t of the entire— man, obviously, like the entire t of the entire world. diane, can see. right.— t of the entire world. diane, can see. right. i— t of the entire world. diane, can see. right. i believe so. ant— can see. right. i believe so. ant arse— can see. right. i believe so. ant atse tte— can see. right. i believe so. and also the lan— can see. right. i believe so. and also the ian banham, who is the is the man we're talking about. he made comments about dylan mulvaney because one person wrote a tweet about dylan mulvaney saying, i've never met a woman that acts like this . and a woman that acts like this. and ian banham agreed. and said,

well, that's because he's not a woman. by the way, this guy who tney— woman. by the way, this guy who tney ttret— woman. by the way, this guy who tney ttret ts— woman. by the way, this guy who tney ttret ts gay.— woman. by the way, this guy who they fired is gay. so— “ by the way, this guy who they fired is gay. so good for ten— they fired is gay. so good for ten tn— they fired is gay. so good for them in terms— they fired is gay. so good for them in terms of— they fired is gay. so good for them in terms of their diversity ant— them in terms of their diversity and exclusivity,— them in terms of their diversity and exclusivity, you know, and tetng— and exclusivity, you know, and tetng-ant— and exclusivity, you know, and being-and kind- and exclusivity, you know, and being and kind and all of being nice and kind and all of wt— being nice and kind and all of tnat stutt. — being nice and kind and all of that stuff. _what- being nice and kind and all of that stuff. _what is- that stuff. well, what is interesting i think this interesting is that i think this band seriously band is seriously virtue signalling, is funny signalling, which is funny because like you said, they're a boy band. how much do they do themselves ? and you're throwing themselves? and you're throwing your creative director and your manager under the bus. yeah. and it turns out also the trurnrner— and it turns out also the drummer had- and it turns out also the drummer had some tweets saying tretty— drummer had some tweets saying some pretty offensive stuff ateut— some pretty offensive stuff about mentally disabled people or i about mentally disabled people er—t-tnewl about mentally disabled people er—t-tnew tti or something or i don't know if it or something or i don't know if tt-senetntng- or something or i don't know if it something pretty it was, but something pretty tetgy. — it was, but something pretty tetgy. intere- it was, but something pretty dodgy. i“t:::tit:i; , dodgy. it's more virtue signalling, so jk signalling, of course. and so jk rowling has as like just come in. he's about she's a badass, she's cool, love her right thursday's guardian now and diane what's the church talking about? jesus is not single isn't nee— about? jesus is not single isn't nee ue-s— about? jesus is not single isn't he? he's married— about? jesus is not single isn't he? he's married to— c7’ jesus is not single isn't he? he's married to all those nuns. no. jesus— he? he's married to all those nuns. no. jesus was single. so tte— nuns. no. jesus was single. so tte cturct— nuns. no. jesus was single. so the church and— nuns. no. jesus was single. so the church and single- nuns. no. jesus was single. so the church and single people should be valued for church of england. gee lucky you, lewis. thanks. church i mean, let's. i

mean , obviously the church is mean, obviously the church is like, well known for saying, okay, everybody, quickly get married and populate the earth because we want to make more babies than the church down the road because they're the evil people . well, yeah, that's people. well, yeah, well, that's what religions do they what sort of religions do they tend say, right? we our tend to say, right? we want our followers to make as many babies as possible because there's lots of around we of other churches around and we want that our want to make sure that our church lasts. clues, judaism, want to make sure that our churci got ts. clues, judaism, want to make sure that our churcigot i've clues, judaism, want to make sure that our churcigot i've gotes, judaism, want to make sure that our churcigot i've got five jdaism, want to make sure that our churci got i've got five jdaiero we've got i've got five kids. so yeas— we've got i've got five kids. so yean-tetnt. - we've got i've got five kids. so yeah,-point. but- we've got i've got five kids. so yeah,-point. but it's. yeah, case in point. but it's net— yeah, case in point. but it's nettust— yeah, case in point. but it's not just but just remember not just but let's just remember that jesus , although yes, he was that jesus, although yes, he was single, he also hung around with 12 he had 12 mates that 12 dudes. he had 12 mates that he regularly saw hung he regularly saw and he hung around with mary lee, who apparently was a sex worker. so let's just remember that. yes, single . but you've got single. but you've got a community around you that's lovely. and they do say here, tewts— lovely. and they do say here, tewts tnat— and they do say here, lewis, that singleness can be a tettterate— lewis, that singleness can be a deliberate choice,— lewis, that singleness can be a deliberate choice, can be a tettterate— deliberate choice, can be a deliberate choice. well, that's tce— deliberate choice. well, that's tsn-t— deliberate choice. well, that's nice, isn't it?— deliberate choice. well, that's nice, isn't it? is— nice, isn't it? is it a deliberate- nice, isn't it? is it a deliberate choice for you if nice, isn't it? is it a— deliberate choice for you if the cturct— deliberate choice for you if the cnurcn—ts- deliberate choice for you if the church—is saying. church of england is saying tnts— church of england is saying tnts-tnts— church of england is saying this,-this is— church of england is saying this,-this is like- church of england is saying this, this is like is this, then this is like this is tne— this, then this is like this is tne teatn— this, then this is like this is the death of— this, then this is like this is the death of love. “ the death of love. this is rtgtt. — the death of love. this is right. here is an example , is right. here is an example, is that want people that they don't want people to have have children. and the

church basically saying church is basically saying they're putting them. you're right , they're putting them. you're right, putting they're putting them. you're right , putting yourselves of right, putting yourselves out of business. they're putting themselves out of business. i mean, know what jesus mean, i don't know what jesus was. he never get married. and he long greasy hair and he he had long greasy hair and he had crazy radical beliefs. he was an brilliant ratio. was an incel, brilliant ratio. that's the final section coming up. that's the final section coming ut. as— that's the final section coming ut. as atways— that's the final section coming ut. as atways .— that's the final section coming up. as always , we've left the up. as always, we've left the stutttest— up. as always, we've left the stupidest for— up. as always, we've left the stupidest for last. we've got tie stupidest for last. we've got tte se— stupidest for last. we've got tte teys— stupidest for last. we've got tie sex toys, baked beans, snecter— tie sex toys, baked beans, shocker and— tie sex toys, baked beans, shocker and a— tie sex toys, baked beans, shocker and a baby who eats crtctets. — shocker and a baby who eats crickets. you _ shocker and a baby who eats crickets. you cannot go to bed tetere— crickets. you cannot go to bed before hearing— crickets. you cannot go to bed before hearing about that. see you— before hearing about that. see yeu tn— before hearing about that. see yeu tn a— before hearing about that. see yeu tn a ec— before hearing about that. see yeu tn a .—

welcome back to the final part of headliners.— welcome back to the final part of headliners. and lewis is this the of headliners. and lewis is this tne stery— of headliners. and lewis is this tne stery tn— of headliners. and lewis is this the story in the— of headliners. and lewis is this the story in the guardian that tnat— the story in the guardian that tnat ttsnt — the story in the guardian that that rishi should— the story in the guardian that that rishi should start thinking ateut— that rishi should start thinking ateut ter— that rishi should start thinking about for the— that rishi should start thinking about for the next election ? about for the next election? wen. — about for the next election? wen. wttct — about for the next election? well, which one— about for the next election? well, which one is- about for the next election? well, which one is it?- about for the next election? well, which one is it? the because thai conservatives . can because thai conservatives. can i because thai conservatives. can ttett— because thai conservatives. can ttett yeu— because thai conservatives. can i tell you something?— because thai conservatives. can i tell you something? this is the kind of story that i think i think you're it's your i mean.

oh, really? yeah i don't know wnat— oh, really? yeah i don't know wnat ttane— oh, really? yeah i don't know what diane should— cit“ itz;t5tccgt7’ “tit?“ i don't know what diane should do. “ what diane should do. this one, i what diane should do. this one, ttttnt— what diane should do. this one, i think diane, she's got sex toys written all over her. wow. okay. he's giving away the punch line okay. he's giving away the punch nne-att— okay. he's giving away the punch ttne-att rtgtt— okay. he's giving away the punch line all right, diane, go line there. all right, diane, go for line there. all right, diane, go tet-wett— line there. all right, diane, go tet-wen tney— line there. all right, diane, goj for-well, they-buzzing for it. well, they are buzzing with thailand with excitement in thailand because conservatives because the thai conservatives are saying that now thai vowed to legalise these sex toys in a bid to shake up the election. so i guess they want to have level pegging with the opposition. their are currently behind in the polls and they want to plug that gap . and so one of ways so that gap. and so one of ways so one of the things that they are going to do is they're going to say that sex toys are useful because they can be included with your partner and they can help with libido and it seems to be a very sharp sort of pivot away from traditional thai conservative values . and conservative values. and obviously, we've included this story to suggest that because it would be ridiculous to suggest that rishi sunak decides that this is how the conservatives are going to somehow be elected,

they need some sort of drastic movement. this sexy policy. they teganset— movement. this sexy policy. they tegattset nete.— movement. this sexy policy. they legalised here. strange.- this sexy policy. they legalised here. strange. yeah. tnat— legalised here. strange. yeah. ttt-tttegat- legalised here. strange. yeah. that illegal there. but that they're illegal there. but but that they're illegal there. but tut tewts— that they're illegal there. but but lewis, they're making a tretty— but lewis, they're making a tretty tnsane— but lewis, they're making a pretty insane point where tney-re—tt- pretty insane point where tney-re—tt we| they're saying that if we teganse— they're saying that if we legalise these sex toys that wtt— legalise these sex toys that wttt cut— legalise these sex toys that will cut down— legalise these sex toys that will cut down on rape, like seeenw— will cut down on rape, like somehow using— will cut down on rape, like somehow using sex toys is going to somehow using sex toys is going te stet— somehow using sex toys is going te stet rate— somehow using sex toys is going te stet rate er— somehow using sex toys is going te stet rate er t— somehow using sex toys is going to stop rape or i mean, they're retatet— to stop rape or i mean, they're related. they're— to stop rape or i mean, they're related. they're basically saytng— related. they're basically saytng tt-s— related. they're basically saying it's better than sliced treat.— saying it's better than sliced treat. se— saying it's better than sliced bread, sex toys. _ saying it's better than sliced bread, sex toys. c cc ti.c. it; bread, sex toys. it'll cure tt-tt— bread, sex toys. it'll cure it'll cure cancer. or maybe dandruff and it'll make people happy. dandruff and it'll make people happy . it's dandruff and it'll make people happy. it's ridiculous. i think i think it shouldn't be. i think anything could be a sex toy. what, are they going to stop selling cucumbers at at the supermarket? so anything could be a well, going shopping with supermarket? so anything could be eagain. going shopping with supermarket? so anything could be eagain. butig shopping with supermarket? so anything could be eagain. butig sialso ng with supermarket? so anything could be eagain. butig sialso goingh supermarket? so anything could be eagain. butig sialso going to you again. but i'm also going to say, can i just make one point? if you need a sex toy get if you need a sex toy to get your needs met, then you're not very interested in sex. if you need a toy, you you you're wrong. okay, well, i'm not. i'm net.— wrong. okay, well, i'm not. i'm net. twerytety— wrong. okay, well, i'm not. i'm not. everybody got— wrong. okay, well, i'm not. i'm not. everybody got the- 3 okay, well, i'm not. everybody got the holocaust not. everybody got the holocaust tnt— not. everybody got the holocaust trst. we-we— not. everybody got the holocaust trst. we-we get— not. everybody got the holocaust first. we've got sex— everybody got the holocaust first. we've got sex toys. ti; first. we've got sex toys. he's going— first. we've got sex toys. he's getng te— first. we've got sex toys. ti; 3t:::t “3 3t::ic everybody first. we've got sex toys. ti; 3t:::t “3 3tz;c everybody is going to get. everybody is tttterent. — going to get. everybody is different. so— going to get. everybody is different. so you're- going to get. everybody is different. so you're saying you're saying can i ask you a

very personal question? no. is it you know, i just said no. you did. do you know what censent— you did. do you know what censent-tn— you did. do you know what consent i'm going to should consent is? i'm going to should i consent is? i'm going to should t ceutt— consent is? i'm going to should t ceutt t— consent is? i'm going to should t ceutt t te— consent is? i'm going to should i could i be able. _ consent is? i'm going to should i could i be able. /t:::tc. is“ consent is? i'm going to should i could i be able. /t:::tc. is i could i be able. you can ask me— i could i be able. you can ask me ask me question. ask me me ask me the question. ask me the question. do-need- me ask me the question. ask me the question. do-needlsexl the question. do you need a sex toy the question. do you need a sex tey tn— the question. do you need a sex tey tn enter— the question. do you need a sex toy in order-meet— the question. do you need a sex toy in order meet your needs? toy in order to meet your needs? test— toy in order to meet your needs? test newte. t— toy in order to meet your needs? josh howie. i don't— toy in order to meet your needs? josh howie. i don't ._ toy in order to meet your needs? josh howie. i don't . but- toy in order to meet your needs? ti; i don't . but then i josh howie. i don't. but then i ten-t— josh howie. i don't. but then i ten-t get— josh howie. i don't. but then i ten-t get my— josh howie. i don't. but then i don't get my needs— ti; i don't. but then i don't get my needs met, so maybe i don't get my needs met, so maybe t sneutt— don't get my needs met, so maybe t sneutt newe— don't get my needs met, so maybe i should move to— don't get my needs met, so maybe i should move to thailand right? wett— i should move to thailand right? went w-wee— i should move to thailand right? went get— i should move to thailand right? next we've got the— i should move to thailand right? next we've got the daily mail, ant— next we've got the daily mail, ant t— next we've got the daily mail, ant t tneugnt— next we've got the daily mail, and i thought it— next we've got the daily mail, and i thought it better that you start— and i thought it better that you start tnts— and i thought it better that you start tnts ene— and i thought it better that you start this one off,— and i thought it better that you start this one off, diane, and netetutty— start this one off, diane, and hopefully lewis— start this one off, diane, and hopefully lewis then can regain his hopefully lewis then can regain nts testure. — hopefully lewis then can regain his posture. oh,— hopefully lewis then can regain his posture. cit“ hopefully lewis then can regain his posture. oh, this is a wonderful story. the daily mail beans on toast is good for you. top nutrition body warns ultra processed foods are being wrongly villainized and can make up a healthy diet and fish fingers are given the all clear to great british cuisine. we're getting a nutritional comeback . getting a nutritional comeback. it is the bland revolution we have all been striving for. you see a highly processed ultra processed foods is basically a food that's undergone more than one process. so they make this example of kind of apple super raw. very good for you . but raw. very good for you. but baked beans obviously less so.

but they've been slandered when actually they can make up a really good part of your diet and they're a little bit cheapen and they're a little bit cheaper. all right. let's see, lewis what he's— cheaper. all right. let's see, lewis what he's going- i 3“c let's see, lewis what he's going to say ateut—veal lewis what he's going to sayi about—you are about this bad boy. you are tetatty— about this bad boy. you are totally wrong, diane. and they told you, no, you can't. first of all, this is done by the british nutrition foundation and on board directors is on the board of directors is kellogg's, the king of kellogg's, which is the king of ultra processed food. this is a complete non—story. it's a it's basically pr to get people to buy food that causes diabetes, that causes fatty liver disease, that causes fatty liver disease, that causes fatty liver disease, that causes cancer nato, but arguably not all unprocessed foods are created equally, i.e. there is sugary cereal and there are some cereals that are not as bad. surely all processed food, anytntng— bad. surely all processed food, anytntng tnat— itst3 surely all processed food, anything that involves ist3 surely all processed food, anything that involves cooking tnat— anything that involves cooking tnat yeu— anything that involves cooking tnat yeu neet— anything that involves cooking that you need to— anything that involves cooking that you need to cook is, is anytntng— that you need to cook is, is anything that's— that you need to cook is, is anything that's made with a ttant. — anything that's made with a ttant. t— anything that's made with a plant. i refuse— anything that's made with a plant. i refuse to- anything that's made with a plant. “3 plant. i refuse to eat anything with a plant. and let me just say this about speaking about the about the subject we spoke about before. diane kellogg's was before. diane said kellogg's was founded by religious people who were looking for a way to have a breakfast, have a have a food that would stop men from

masturbating. can i say that word? did you know that you can look that up? look kellogg's, look that up? look up kellogg's, look that up? look up kellogg's, look up kellogg's and cornell motty. and to people watching this motty. and to people watching tnts tn— motty. and to people watching tnts tn tne— motty. and to people watching this in the morning,— and to people watching this in the morning, good nerntng— this in the morning, good morning. thursday's mirror has a stery. — morning. thursday's mirror has a stery. ann— morning. thursday's mirror has a stery. ann t— morning. thursday's mirror has a story. am i allowed— morning. thursday's mirror has a story. am i allowed to- morning. thursday's mirror has a story. 3 morning. thursday's mirror has a story. ' c.5t:i; story. am i allowed to use that word? whatever you've used it ant— word? whatever you've used it ant tn— word? whatever you've used it now and i'm going— word? whatever you've used it now and i'm going to- 3 7’ it you've used it now and i'm going to apologise. i now and i'm going to apologise. ttteugtt— now and i'm going to apologise. ttteugtt tt— now and i'm going to apologise. i thought it was— now and i'm going to apologise. i thought it was okay— now and i'm going to apologise. i thought it was okay because it's thursday. mirror has a stery— it's thursday. mirror has a stery neat— it's thursday. mirror has a story next-possibly. it's thursday. mirror has a. story next-possibly the story next about possibly the neat— story next about possibly the next ttrs. — story next about possibly the next mrs. schaffer. ' next mrs. lewis schaffer. am i getttng— next mrs. lewis schaffer. am i getttng. ot— next mrs. lewis schaffer. am i getting. oh _this- next mrs. lewis schaffer. am i getting. oh this is . this getting. oh yeah. this is. this is crickets . what are we is about crickets. what are we talking about ? yeah, the talking about? yeah, the crtctets. — talking about? yeah, the crickets. yes. - talking about? yeah, the crickets. yes. crickets . yeah. crickets. yes. crickets. yeah. she's feeding the baby crickets . you love. you love protein. you love fresh meat. this sounds like a right up your street, right? yeah, it is. this is not processed. no, it processed. no, it isn't. it tsn-t— processed. no, it isn't. it isn't process,— processed. no, it isn't. it isn't process, but- i: no, it isn't. it isn't process, but it's not. tt-s— isn't process, but it's not.- tt-s—tecause it's not human food. because nuans— it's not human food. because humans normally it's not human food. because. humans-normally eat humans would not normally eat tnts— humans would not normally eat tnts tntng— humans would not normally eat tnts tntng. tney— humans would not normally eat this thing. they gave this woman humans would not normally eat thi always they gave this woman humans would not normally eat thi always feeds gave this woman humans would not normally eat thi always feeds here this woman humans would not normally eat thi always feeds her eight woman humans would not normally eat thi always feeds her eight month an always feeds her eight month old an always feeds her eight month ett taty— an always feeds her eight month old baby crickets.— an always feeds her eight month old baby crickets. she devours tnen — old baby crickets. she devours tnen ttte— old baby crickets. she devours them like crisps— old baby crickets. she devours them like crisps ,_ old baby crickets. she devours them like crisps , which is not them like crisps, which is not true— them like crisps, which is not true because _ them like crisps, which is not true because ._ them like crisps, which is not true because . because according true because. because according to true because. because according te tnts— true because. because according te tnts artcte— true because. because according to this article in— true because. because according to this article in the mirror , to this article in the mirror, sne— to this article in the mirror, sne gave— to this article in the mirror, she gave them— to this article in the mirror, she gave them she gave her kid a wnete— she gave them she gave her kid a whole roasted— she gave them she gave her kid a whole roasted crickets and she

tney— whole roasted crickets and she tney — whole roasted crickets and she was they were icky. and she retuset— was they were icky. and she retuset te— was they were icky. and she refused to eat— was they were icky. and she refused to eat them. the little taty. — refused to eat them. the little taty. se— refused to eat them. the little taty. se wnat— refused to eat them. the little baby. so what this woman does is she baby. so what this woman does is sne grtnts— baby. so what this woman does is she grinds them— baby. so what this woman does is she grinds them up.— baby. so what this woman does is she grinds them up. this is anetner— she grinds them up. this is another piece— she grinds them up. this is another piece by the food trecesstng — another piece by the food processing where another piece by the food- processing _where they processing industry where they want— processing industry where they want te — processing industry where they want to replace— processing industry where they want to replace real food , food want to replace real food, food wttn— want to replace real food, food wttn wttn— want to replace real food, food with with with— want to replace real food, food with with with cheap processed junk— with with with cheap processed junk . — with with with cheap processed junk . one— with with with cheap processed junk. one more— with with with cheap processed junk . tc3t“t:i i“titit:i 5ct:itg with with with cheap processed junk. tc3t“ti; i“titit:i; g with with with cheap processed junk . cit“ti i“tititi g junk. one more story. the times now , and this is terrifying news now, and this is terrifying news for us comedians , isn't it, for us comedians, isn't it, dion? what are we going to do in the day? we actually have to write some new jokes. so the times with write some new jokes. so the times-with napping- write some new jokes. so the times-with napping for- so the times with napping for more times go with napping for more tnan— times go with napping for more tnanlntnutes — times go with napping for more than-minutes. is— times go with napping for more than minutes. is linked to than 30 minutes. is linked to ttatetes— than 30 minutes. is linked to diabetes and— than 30 minutes. is linked to diabetes and obesity . motty now, diabetes and obesity. motty now, tetere— diabetes and obesity. motty now, tetere-tantcs— diabetes and obesity. motty now, tetere-tantcs .- diabetes and obesity. motty now, before-panics , i- diabetes and obesity. motty now, before panics , i should before anybody panics, i should tetnt— before anybody panics, i should tetnt eut— before anybody panics, i should tetnt eut tne— before anybody panics, i should point out the study looked at sets— point out the study looked at sets atutts— point out the study looked at 3275 adults in— point out the study looked at 3275 adults in the spanish regten— 3275 adults in the spanish regten et— 3275 adults in the spanish region of murcia, and they were stectttcatty— region of murcia, and they were specifically looking at how long you specifically looking at how long yeu nat— specifically looking at how long yeu nat yeur— specifically looking at how long you had your siesta for. so now tney-re— you had your siesta for. so now tney-re saytng— you had your siesta for. so now they're saying that— you had your siesta for. so now they're saying that if you slept for they're saying that if you slept tet ee— they're saying that if you slept tet so— they're saying that if you slept for over 30 minutes, you were trene te— for over 30 minutes, you were more prone to be— for over 30 minutes, you were more prone to be to put on wetgtt— more prone to be to put on wetgnt. tut— more prone to be to put on weight. but but— more prone to be to put on weight. but but when you look at the weight. but but when you look at tne actuat— weight. but but when you look at the actual article— weight. but but when you look at the actual article ,_ weight. but but when you look at the actual article , it's because the actual article, it's because tne— the actual article, it's because tne teette— the actual article, it's because tne teette wne— the actual article, it's because the people who are sleeping for so— the people who are sleeping for over 30 minutes— the people who are sleeping for over 30 minutes have had a massive light— over 30 minutes have had a massive light lunch and drunk tretatty— massive light lunch and drunk tretatty as— massive light lunch and drunk probably as well,— massive light lunch and drunk probably as well, and probably trunk— probably as well, and probably trunk-tet— probably as well, and probably drunk-lotllovely- probably as well, and probably drunk lot lovely red drunk quite a lot of lovely red stantsn—

drunk quite a lot of lovely red spanish-which- drunk quite a lot of lovely red spanish which probably drunk quite a lot of lovely red sparthey're which probably drunk quite a lot of lovely red sparthey're sleeping probably drunk quite a lot of lovely red sparthey're sleeping fortrobably why they're sleeping for a ttttte— why they're sleeping for a ttttte ttt— why they're sleeping for a little bit longer than the teette— little bit longer than the teette wne— little bit longer than the people who maybe a people who maybe had just a ttte— people who maybe had just a tttttelet— people who maybe had just a little-of fish _ people who maybe had just a little-of fish and- people who maybe had just a little of fish and some little bit of fish and some satat. — little bit of fish and some salad. _about- little bit of fish and some salad. _about you,| little bit of fish and some- salad. _about you, louis? salad. what about you, louis? do nap? well, salad. what about you, louis? do-nap? well, that's- do you nap? well, that's interesting. _ do you nap? well, that's interesting. think interesting. i think she's ctese —tei interesting. i think she's| close. _to the interesting. i think she's- close. _to the truth. close. she's close to the truth. tnere — there diane. that's amazing. tratse— there diane. that's amazing. praise that's— there diane. that's amazing. praise that's amazing. but you neet—tsl need to go a step further is ttat— need to go a step further is tat-tney- need to go a step further is tnat-tney say- need to go a step further is that they say it's that any time they say it's ttntet— that any time they say it's gntgg, tt-s— that any time they say it's linked, it's one— that any time they say it's linked, it's one of those words assectatten— linked, it's one of those words association correlation. there's association correlation. there's a rtst— association correlation. there's a rtst et— association correlation. there's a rtst et .— association correlation. there's a rtst et . etay— association correlation. there's a risk of , okay, it's— association correlation. there's a risk of, okay, it's a association correlation. there's a risk of , okay, it's a complete a risk of, okay, it's a complete tt-s— a risk of, okay, it's a complete tt-slcenttete— a risk of, okay, it's a complete it'slcomplete that- a risk of, okay, it's a complete it's complete that is our time it's a complete that is our time eut— it's a complete that is our time eut. excett— it's a complete that is our time run out, except for— it's a complete that is our time run out, except for a final run tneugn— run out, except for a final run tnreugnltne— run out, except for a final run through the pages so through of the front pages so you— through of the front pages so yet-treterty- through of the front pages so you properly informed you can be properly informed areunt— you can be properly informed around-water— you can be properly informed around water cooler. around the water cooler. the retegratt— around the water cooler. the telegraph architect of hong kong crackdown to attend coronation. the health warning over the eye health warning over popular weight loss drug sold illegally on facebook. the guardian raised over guardian concerns raised over barclays conduct towards civil servants. financial times call of duty maker activision rails at uk for barring 75 billion microsoft deal . the metro. i'm microsoft deal. the metro. i'm here to get my life back and the star the proof . thank you very star the proof. thank you very much to my superlative guest louis schaefer and diane spencer , where we're all about to have a big argument now. tomorrow we have leo kearse, nick and have leo kearse, nick dixon and returning that

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