n0 spin, no bias, no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight this civil— i'm dan wootton tonight this civil service— i'm dan wootton tonight this civil service targets its next scalp— civil service targets its next scalp ,— civil service targets its next scalp , as— civil service targets its next scalp , as steve— civil service targets its next scalp , as steve barclay denies . scalp, as steve barclay denies. totally— scalp, as steve barclay denies. totally untrue _ scalp, as steve barclay denies. totally untrue claims in the guardian— totally untrue claims in the guardian that— totally untrue claims in the guardian that he bullied civil servants.— guardian that he bullied civil servants. but— guardian that he bullied civil servants. but like clockwork, the— servants. but like clockwork, the msmes— servants. but like clockwork, the msmes usual suspects join the msmes usual suspects join the witch— the msmes usual suspects join the witch hunt. _ the msmes usual suspects join the witch hunt. emilia the msmes usual suspects join the witch hunt. f the msmes usual suspects join the witch hunt. emilia the witch hunt. barclay is he a bully ? absolutely— the witch hunt. barclay is he a bully ? absolutely not.- the witch hunt. wiley, 7’ absolutely not. itv the witch hunt. wtw 7’ absolutely not. itv news bully? absolutely not. itv news has heard— bully? absolutely not. itv news has heard that— bully? absolutely not. itv news has heard that there— july? absolutely not. itv news has heard that there are jamar? absolutely not. itv news has heard that there are serious concerns within— has heard that there are serious concerns within the department of health— concerns within the department of health about— concerns within the department of health about steve barclay's behaviour— of health about steve barclay's behaviour. — of health about steve barclay's behaviour. are— of health about steve barclay's behaviour. are you- of health about steve barclay's behaviour . ' ”c; ff: of health about steve barclay's behaviour. ' ff: behaviour. are you concerned at all that your colleague's behaviour may have fallen short ? behaviour may have fallen short 7 i'll tell behaviour may have fallen short .7 i'll tell you why the pm must now stand up to the woke mob and britain's deep state in my digest next. then my superstar panel weigh in. and tonight i'm joined by carol mcgiffin, shaun bailey and amy nicholl. also coming up, as she rules out opening routes to non british sudanese people , superman

sudanese people, superman sevilla shuts down. sky news party girl kay burley burley's leftie agenda. people who come here, it's not illegal, is it, to come here on a boat.7 we've had this to come here on a boat? we've had this discussion— f g" , we've had this discussion before and we disagree.— had this discussion before and we disagree. it— had this discussion before and we disagree. it is— had this discussion before and we disagree. it is illegal to get— we disagree. it is illegal to get on— we disagree. it is illegal to get on e— we disagree. it is illegal to get on a boat— we disagree. it is illegal to get on a boat to- we disagree. it is illegal to get on a boat to come here megaw— get on a boat to come here megeuy. vee— get on a boat to come here illegally. you don't have a legal— illegally. you don't have a legal permission to be in the united— legal permission to be in the united-ene- legal permission to be in the united -one lthe. legal permission to be in the. united -one.the boats united. get on one of the boats . se— united. get on one of the boats . so should— united. get on one of the boats . so should the— united. get on one of the boats . so should the home- united. get on one of the boats . so should the home secretary be praised for admitting that channel migrants are abusing british values .7 that's our big british values? that's our big debate later in the show . debate later in the show. elsewhere tonight, thomas markle finds again as finds his voice again as meghan's estranged family prepare to drop explosive truth bombs on the sussexes dad's deathbed plea to the daughter he lost out. how can i fix this ? lost out. how can i fix this? so lost out. how can i fix this? so see.— lost out. how can i fix this? so see. my— lost out. how can i fix this? so sad. my royal master minds lady colin campbell and phil dampier off on their unmissable analysis as we count down to the coral nation. then the author of battle of brothers and the royal historian behind the crown , historian behind the crown, robert lacey, speaks out live on

that bombshell trailer , harry's that bombshell trailer, harry's victimhood narrative being blown up victimhood narrative being blown ”p by victimhood narrative being blown up by a high court judge. and so much more. plus, should sinn fein's northern ireland leader michelle o'neill really get a prize coronation? invite over the late queen's bridesmaid whose father was murdered by the ira ? edwina currie neil hamilton ira? edwina currie neil hamilton and nina myskow. do battle on that in the clash . also on the that in the clash. also on the way as humza yousaf lewis hits out at lord frost for telling this show that we should reduce holyroods power obe . last week a holyroods power obe. last week a senior tory holyroods power obe. last week a tory sem— holyroods power obe. last week a senior tory said that— holyroods power obe. last week a senior tory said that quite- : oi last week a senior tory said that quite a bit senior tory said that quite a be outlook— senior tory said that quite a bit outlook ._ senior tory said that quite a bit outlook . they admitted they bit outlook. they admitted they went— bit outlook. they admitted they went ee— bit outlook. they admitted they went to put— bit outlook. they admitted they want to put devolution and reverse . so— want to put devolution and reverse . so do- want to put devolution and reverse . 20 want to put devolution and reverse . reverse. so do the separatists need less power, not more ? fleet need less power, not more? fleet street icon kelvin mackenzie gives his unflinching verdict in uncanceled. and what musical rendition by the south korean president sparked this rare moment of self—awareness from sleepy joe biden . beg me to sing sleepy joe biden. beg me to sing his sleepy joe biden. beg me to sing me thong— sleepy joe biden. beg me to sing tte tteng . — sleepy joe biden. beg me to sing his thong . check— sleepy joe biden. beg me to sing his thong . check out dodi. i can his thong. check out dodi. i can barely speak . yeah one of the

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ceasefire for a further 72 hours. it's unclear, though , hours. it's unclear, though, that the rival paramilitary group in the country has agreed to that . but meanwhile, british to that. but meanwhile, british forces have evacuated almost 900 people out of the country so far. people out of the country so fan rescue people out of the country so far. rescue efforts , we far. rescue efforts, we understand, are continuing . the understand, are continuing. the foreign secretary said today it would be potentially impossible to continue with the rescue operation if the truce had ended.the operation if the truce had ended. the deadline was going to be at 11:00 uk time tonight . be at 11:00 uk time tonight. well, the government is urging those with british passports still left inside the country to make their way to the airfield as soon as possible. we'll keep tabs on that story for you throughout the night here at home, the royal college of nursing has been forced to cut short strike action planned for this weekend after the government won a legal challenge . today, the high court ruled part of the 48 hour walkout on tuesday would be unlawful. as the ch's six month mandate for strike action would have run out the day before . the chs general

the day before. the chs general secretary pat cullen, said the government had lost the trust of nurses and the public. but the parliamentary under—secretary for health, maria caulfield, said she was hopeful negotiations could now continue . we recognise that every day of etnte— . we recognise that every day of etnte nee— . we recognise that every day of etnte nee en— we recognise that every day of strike has an impact on patente— strike has an impact on patients. its— strike has an impact on patients. its outpatient appointments cancelled, tests enneettet— appointments cancelled, tests cancelled operations cancelled ent— cancelled operations cancelled and absolutely,— cancelled operations cancelled and absolutely, you know, we ten-t— and absolutely, you know, we ten-t went— and absolutely, you know, we ten-t went to— and absolutely, you know, we don't want to stop the right to we, — don't want to stop the right to m, net— don't want to stop the right to we, tut tt— don't want to stop the right to strike, but it has— don't want to stop the right to strike, but it has to be done in a strike, but it has to be done in e tegnt— strike, but it has to be done in e teget way— strike, but it has to be done in e teget wew .— strike, but it has to be done in a legal way . and— strike, but it has to be done in a legal way . and that's why the a legal way. and that's why the secretary— a legal way. and that's why the secretary et— a legal way. and that's why the secretary of state— a legal way. and that's why the secretary of state took the tetten. — secretary of state took the nettenlttt— secretary of state took the action. did hopefully we can action. he did hopefully we can tnen— action. he did hopefully we can tnen get— action. he did hopefully we can tnen get neegte— action. he did hopefully we can then get people back around the tatte— then get people back around the table, particularly— then get people back around the table, particularly the rcn, to try-tene— table, particularly the rcn, to tw-eene te— table, particularly the rcn, to tw-eene to e— table, particularly the rcn, to try come to a resolution try and come to a resolution eventu— try and come to a resolution ewentt . — try and come to a resolution overall . well,— try and come to a resolution overall . w000 ”t00; try and come to a resolution overall. w000 2 overall. well, more planned strike action now. and the rmt union has announced workers across 14 train operators will walk out on the 13th of may after rejecting their latest pay offer. the general secretary, mick lynch , claimed the rail mick lynch, claimed the rail delivery group had reneged on their original proposal . and their original proposal. and earlier the aslef union said its train drivers were planning

three new strikes across may and june after turning down a 4% pay rise. the action by both unions will impact the eurovision song contest in liverpool and the fa cup final . detectives searching cup final. detectives searching for the partner of a pregnant teacher who was killed in glasgow have tonight found a body. glasgow have tonight found a body . police launched a murder body. police launched a murder investigation after morrell sturrock was found dead on tuesday morning. she was 19 weeks pregnant and her baby did not survive. police scotland say the body yet to be formally identified, but it's believed to be that of her fiance, david yates , who was wanted in yates, who was wanted in connection with her murder . the connection with her murder. the dup's leader says the government's latest budget for northern ireland is playing politics and punishing people. the funding allocation is likely to result in significant real term cuts to public services . term cuts to public services. devolution is currently suspended because the dup is boycotting power sharing over post—brexit trade. but the

northern ireland secretary, chris heaton—harris, says he'll continue to hold talks with leaders in stormont. the purpose was not to punish anybody with this budget. the purpose of this twtget— this budget. the purpose of this twtget te— this budget. the purpose of this twtget te te— this budget. the purpose of this budget is to make— this budget. the purpose of this budget is to make sure- 23 the purpose of this budget is to make sure public eewteee— budget is to make sure public eewteee enn— budget is to make sure public services can continue in the neeneet— services can continue in the neeneet et— services can continue in the neeneet et en— services can continue in the absence of an executive . now i absence of an executive. now i do absence of an executive. now i to want— absence of an executive. now i to want te— absence of an executive. now i to went to e— absence of an executive. now i do want to see an— absence of an executive. now i do want to see an executive up ent— do want to see an executive up ent nwnntng— do want to see an executive up ent twnntng, ent— do want to see an executive up and running, and that's why i eenttnwe— and running, and that's why i eenttnwe te— and running, and that's why i continue to have— and running, and that's why i continue to have talks with the ep representatives. and let's see where they— ep representatives. and let's see where they lead to. that's tne— see where they lead to. that's the teen— see where they lead to. that's the latest news for now. i'm back in an hour now. down . back in an hour now. down. so i warned it would happen if rishi didn't have the political and personal mettle to stand by his deputy prime minister and closest political ally, dominic raab. and within a week, tttenttw— raab. and within a week, literally within— raab. and within a week, literally within a- 7 and within a week, literally within a week, the nntten— literally within a week, the british deep— literally within a week, the british deep state civil service is british deep state civil service te nw— british deep state civil service is now colluding_ british deep state civil service is now colluding with the msm to tone— is now colluding with the msm to tone tnen — is now colluding with the msm to force from office _ is now colluding with the msm to force from office the health

secretary,— force from office the health secretary, steve— force from office the health secretary, steve barclay . so secretary, steve barclay. so nee— secretary, steve barclay. so ne-e tne— secretary, steve barclay. so he's the latest— secretary, steve barclay. so he's the latest competent ntnteten— he's the latest competent ntnteten .— he's the latest competent minister. they- he's the latest competent minister. they have he's the latest competent minister . they have outrageously minister. they have outrageously tnentet— minister. they have outrageously tnentet n— minister. they have outrageously branded a bully— minister. they have outrageously branded a bully because he's nettng— branded a bully because he's eettng tnen— branded a bully because he's asking them to— branded a bully because he's asking them to do their job and enact— asking them to do their job and enact government— asking them to do their job and enact government policy with wnten— enact government policy with wnten tne— enact government policy with which the woke— enact government policy with which the woke blob almost eenntntw— which the woke blob almost certainly disagrees. i'm sure tne— certainly disagrees. i'm sure tne neneen— certainly disagrees. i'm sure the reason to— certainly disagrees. i'm sure the reason to target barclay i'm tt-e— the reason to target barclay i'm sure it's nothing— the reason to target barclay i'm sure it's nothing to— the reason to target barclay i'm sure it's nothing to do with the teet— sure it's nothing to do with the teet tne— sure it's nothing to do with the fact the union _ sure it's nothing to do with the fact the union crusher is taking on tne— fact the union crusher is taking on the dangerous— fact the union crusher is taking on the dangerous swipe sweep tttng— on the dangerous swipe sweep tntng, tne— on the dangerous swipe sweep thing, the health— on the dangerous swipe sweep thing, the health service, etnntng— thing, the health service, starting with— thing, the health service, starting with a victory in court today— starting with a victory in court tetnw egetnet— starting with a victory in court today against the— starting with a victory in court today against the rcn, which wttt— today against the rcn, which wttt eten— today against the rcn, which wttt eten n— today against the rcn, which will stop a 48— today against the rcn, which will stop a 48 hour nurses etnte— will stop a 48 hour nurses etnte twe— will stop a 48 hour nurses strike due to— will stop a 48 hour nurses strike due to start on sunday tnen— strike due to start on sunday tnen getng— strike due to start on sunday from going ahead . it was the from going ahead. it was the guantan— from going ahead. it was the ewenttnn. we— from going ahead. it was the guardian. no surprises there who newe— guardian. no surprises there who newe etnttet— guardian. no surprises there who have started this— guardian. no surprises there who have started this campaign being led have started this campaign being tet tw— have started this campaign being tet tw, ngetn— have started this campaign being tet tw, ngetn ne— have started this campaign being led by, again, no surprise as its led by, again, no surprise as tte petttteet— led by, again, no surprise as its political editor, pippa cent— its political editor, pippa cent ,— its political editor, pippa crerar , revealing that shock crerar, revealing that shock nono— crerar, revealing that shock nono .— crerar, revealing that shock horror . barclays crerar, revealing that shock horror. barclays sometimes hauls oeonte— horror. barclays sometimes hauls geogte oven— horror. barclays sometimes hauls geogte tne— horror. barclays sometimes hauls people over the coals. and this is people over the coals. and this te oeeotttng— people over the coals. and this is according to— people over the coals. and this is according to them, generally a is according to them, generally t tt— is according to them, generally a bit unpleasant— is according to them, generally a bit unpleasant ._ is according to them, generally a bit unpleasant . but the times a bit unpleasant. but the times ottet— a bit unpleasant. but the times ottet tne— a bit unpleasant. but the times added the minister could be, quote,— added the minister could be, quote, difficult— added the minister could be, quote, difficult and demanding. i quote, difficult and demanding. . men— quote, difficult and demanding. . wno— quote, difficult and demanding. i mean, who on— quote, difficult and demanding. i mean, who on earth would want a i mean, who on earth would want t neottn— i mean, who on earth would want a health secretary— i mean, who on earth would want a health secretary trying to save our failing— a health secretary trying to

save our failing nhs to haul his weeeeet— save our failing nhs to haul his useless department over the cotte— useless department over the eoote to— useless department over the eoote to tw— useless department over the coals to try and— useless department over the coals to try and get action? but enowgn— coals to try and get action? but enowgn ,— coals to try and get action? but enowgn , tt— coals to try and get action? but sure enough , if we're the sure enough, if we're the gwontton— sure enough, if we're the guardian starts the rest of the craven anti—tory_ guardian starts the rest of the craven anti—tory msm piles in twe— craven anti—tory msm piles in five towe— craven anti—tory msm piles in five towe on— craven anti—tory msm piles in five days on from _ craven anti—tory msm piles in five days on from the resignation- five days on from the resignation of dominic raab, the deputy— resignation of dominic raab, the deputy wtne— resignation of dominic raab, the deputy prime minister , over his deputy prime minister, over his tenowow— deputy prime minister, over his behaviour towards his civil eewonte— behaviour towards his civil servants, anushka has details of a servants, anushka has details of o eonntotnt— servants, anushka has details of a complaint against another. now— a complaint against another. new eenowe— a complaint against another. how serious are— a complaint against another. how serious are these- a complaint against another. how serious are these claims? what have you learned? well, myself and my 2“ well, myself and my colleague lucy monoto— myself and my colleague lucy wenott nove— myself and my colleague lucy mcdaid have been hearing stories tron— mcdaid have been hearing stories from sources in different parts of from sources in different parts ot tne— from sources in different parts of the health— from sources in different parts of the health sector over recent weeke— of the health sector over recent weeks regarding— of the health sector over recent weeks regarding to the behaviour of weeks regarding to the behaviour ot stewe— weeks regarding to the behaviour of steve barclay. _ weeks regarding to the behaviour of steve barclay. people have used words like bullying. then today, the guardian came out with a story that suggested that informal concerns had been raised with the most senior civil servant in the department, the permanent secretary , arnie the permanent secretary, arnie steve barclay. is he a bully? absolutely not. itv news has heard that there are serious concerns within the department of health about steve barclay's behaviour here. are you

concerned at all that your colleagues behaviour may have fallen short ? well, steve fallen short? well, steve nonetow— fallen short? well, steve nonetow noe— fallen short? well, steve barclay has made- 0 , well, steve barclay has made a statement in when— barclay has made a statement in wnten ne— barclay has made a statement in wnten ne noe— barclay has made a statement in which he has said— barclay has made a statement in which he has said there have teen— which he has said there have been no— which he has said there have been no complaints made about ntn— been no complaints made about ntn . — been no complaints made about ntn . tntt— been no complaints made about him . that hysteria— been no complaints made about him . 2 him. that hysteria prompted the health department to release this statement . the department this statement. the department has not received any formal complaints relating to the behaviour of its ministers. any complaints relating to ministers or members of staff would be investigated in line with department guidance. but this isn't going to end here. politics goes. playbook reported this evening that barclay might , quote, make unreasonable demands such as forced statistics that don't exist, and then be quite eggy when told they don't exist. now let me be very clear to politico and the other ridiculous westminster tory witch hunters this is not a story. focus on what matters, for god's sake . so much is going for god's sake. so much is going wrong, especially within our health service. but sunak needs to take responsive ability here.

he must understand this is the chilling consequence of his decision to let raab walk the plank . last week raab was the plank. last week raab was the victim of a deep state plot, aided and abetted by the msm, and he was right when he warned the bar has been set so dangerously low when it comes to ministers and the activist civil service who spend more time these days. briefing the guardian than trying to fix the country . but to respond now, my country. but to respond now, my superstar panel, the columnist and media personality carol mcgiffin , the former mcgiffin, the former conservative london mayoral candidate , top tory shaun candidate, top tory shaun bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. so look, sean, this is your party that that the civil service , the that that the civil service, the woke blob, the deep state, whatever you want to call them, are coming for minister by minister, by all accounts, steve barclay is competent , but he's barclay is competent, but he's trying to do a very difficult job given the fact that these hard left unions want strikes every day of the year when the

health system is already failing . what needs to be done to stop this from happening ? well, i this from happening? well, i think there are so many things to say. i think firstly, when rishi allowed raab to walk, it was said at time . this now was said at the time. this now makes ministers vulnerable . makes all ministers vulnerable. i'm even i didn't i'm surprised even i didn't tntnt— i'm surprised even i didn't tntnt tt— i'm surprised even i didn't think it only— i'm surprised even i didn't think it only-a- i'm surprised even i didn't think it only a week. think it only take a week. tttt-e— think it only take a week. tnot-e pretty— think it only take a week. that's pretty good- think it only take a week. that's pretty good going. and the thing is as well, no the other thing is as well, no complaints were made the last time this this came up i said where were senior civil servants 7 where were senior civil servants ? if anybody's abusing someone ? ? if anybody's abusing someone? iused ? if anybody's abusing someone? i used to work at number 10. if you if you blinked at a civil servant wrong. a senior civil servant wrong. a senior civil servant will come and speak to you.so servant will come and speak to you. so asking where are you. so i'm asking where are these other senior civil servants? if they're not in the mix, to mix, then surely you have to start think something isn't start to think something isn't happening. to my happening. but the reason, to my mind, to look mind, is beginning to look like a hunt. comes the a witch hunt. how comes the guardian? his first? not your line manager if you're being abused in any way? of course, no matter what. because there's an agenda, though. yeah, exactly. you you'd come but you think you'd come in, but now. thing is, now. but the thing is, i actually don't even care, carol,

if are official if there are official complaints, because now what will happen? because they've got a this. will a playbook for this. what will happen they'll put in happen now is they'll put in a whole of official whole load of official complaints in a covid nato action to try and force an official investigation . it's official investigation. it's ridiculous. it's distracting. it's just ridiculous. it's distracting. it'sjust pathetic. it's ridiculous. it's distracting. it's just pathetic. it's so tiring. yeah. and it's exhausting because it is , as you exhausting because it is, as you say, pathetic . everything about say, pathetic. everything about it is pathetic . the. the it is pathetic. the. the allegations, the. there are no official allegations. no complaints. you know , in just complaints. you know, in just about people trying to get people to do their jobs, you know you know you know what i'm like i've question everything and i'm trying to think i'm trying to rack my brains as to why this is happening. why is it happening now? you know, if i was really mad , i might say was really mad, i might say that, you know, maybe rishi doesn't want them to do their jobs. maybe this is all part of a big, massive breaking everybody down and stopping people from doing their jobs,

starting to feel like we are a one party state. yeah, well , we one party state. yeah, well, we are. we actually are . because are. we actually are. because you can put them all together in and what's going to change and they're all the same. and especially if the - they're all the same. and. especially if the - service especially if the civil service wont— especially if the civil service wont to— especially if the civil service want to frustrate— especially if the civil service want to frustrate any change. ant— want to frustrate any change. ant we — want to frustrate any change. ant we eow— want to frustrate any change. and we saw that— want to frustrate any change. and we saw that with liz truss. txoettw. — and we saw that with liz truss. txoettw. sne— and we saw that with liz truss. exactly. she was— and we saw that with liz truss. exactly. she was out the door teee— exactly. she was out the door tenee ene— exactly. she was out the door because she wanted to make ennnge. — because she wanted to make ennnge. tnt— because she wanted to make change. but rishi - because she wanted to make change. $3“ because she wanted to make change. 3s“ 30 because she wanted to make change. 35 30 because she wanted to make change. 35“ 30 change. but rishi has got a man up . if it isn't anything to do up. if it isn't anything to do with him or his government briefing the guardian to try and get rid of the people that might be dissenting and who knows? then he really needs to step up. i mean , i don't think he's got i mean, i don't think he's got it in him. i mean, why did he get rid of rob? why why? i mean, there was no reason for it. it's just nonsense that was just it's nonsense that was pathetic. and it really is. and unfortunately, _ pathetic. and it really is. and unfortunately, it— pathetic. and it really is. and unfortunately, it was- ti. and it really is. and unfortunately, it was a test of his unfortunately, it was a test of we totttteot— unfortunately, it was a test of his political will— unfortunately, it was a test of his political will metal, but oteo— his political will metal, but nteo tte— his political will metal, but also his personal character. and he also his personal character. and ne tottet— also his personal character. and ne tottet on— also his personal character. and he failed on both— also his personal character. and he failed on both counts. yeah amy— he failed on both counts. yeah any wooe— he failed on both counts. yeah any wteote. why— he failed on both counts. yeah amy nicole, why ? why? why is the amy nicole, why? why? why is the left amy nicole, why? why? why is the tett wtng— amy nicole, why? why? why is the tett wtng nette— amy nicole, why? why? why is the left wing media just so teetente— left wing media just so desperate to- left wing media just so desperate to pick off ministers tw— desperate to pick off ministers to one— desperate to pick off ministers one by one? now— desperate to pick off ministers one by one? now i'm not sure

tnnt-e— one by one? now i'm not sure that's entirely— one by one? now i'm not sure that's entirely the— one by one? now i'm not sure that's entirely the case. i tttnt— that's entirely the case. i tttnt wttt— that's entirely the case. i think what would - that's entirely the case. i think what would help this whole scenario is to stop vilifying paying scenario is to stop vilifying paying the civil service because the just professionals trying to do their job. do you think they all do their job. do you think they at we— do their job. do you think they at t— do their job. do you think they all are? i think— do their job. do you think they all are? i think that— 20 2 do you think they all are? i think that they teeewe— all are? i think that they teeewe o— all are? i think that they deserve a lot— all are? i think that they deserve a lot of credit with wttn — deserve a lot of credit with wttn wttn— deserve a lot of credit with with with working with ministers . ant — with with working with ministers . ant tnew-te— with with working with ministers . and they're experts in their tett— . and they're experts in their ttett-gntte— . and they're experts in their field-guide the- . and they're experts in their field guide the ministers field who guide the ministers tntongn. — field who guide the ministers through. most— field who guide the ministers through. most of— field who guide the ministers through. ti?" 0 “ through. most of them can't even be bothered into the be bothered to come into the office days. no, but this office these days. no, but this is office these days. no, but this te why— office these days. no, but this te wnw-tnete— office these days. no, but this is why-there might- office these days. no, but this is why-there might be. office these days. no, but thisi is why-there might be a is why i think there might be a bit is why i think there might be a ttt—etoen- is why i think there might be a bit—clash, because| bit of a culture clash, because if bit of a culture clash, because tt-nnwwnene— bit of a culture clash, because if anywhere understands if it's anywhere understands a wow— if it's anywhere understands a wont—tte- work life balance, it's the not— work life balance, it's the civil service— work life balance, it's the civil service-it's- work life balance, it's the civil service it's if civil service and it's if tnen-e— civil service and it's if- there's—doesn't, there's anyone that doesn't, it is there's anyone that doesn't, it te-ntnteten— there's anyone that doesn't, it is-minister. so— there's anyone that doesn't, it is-minister. so the- there's anyone that doesn't, it is minister. so the one is the minister. so the one tntng— is the minister. so the one tntng t— is the minister. so the one tntng t-tton- is the minister. so the one thing i-from the- is the minister. so the one thing i from the dominic thing i take from the dominic tott— thing i take from the dominic tott-woe— thing i take from the dominic robb-was that- thing i take from the dominic robb was that works robb report was that he works even— robb report was that he works even now.— robb report was that he works even now. too— robb report was that he works every day. 730 till £0.10 you enontt— every day. 730 till £0.10 you enontt tt— every day. 730 till £0.10 you should if you're _ every day. 730 till £0.10 you should if you're a- every day. 730 till £0.10 you should if you're a government ton— should if you're a government ton wootton— should if you're a government dan wootton should work that tnot— dan wootton should work that tnnt tonget— dan wootton should work that that longer hours. i was like tnnt-e— that longer hours. i was like tnot-e why— that longer hours. i was like that's why they're all bad that's why they're all so bad tentenet. — that's why they're all so bad tempered. okay— that's why they're all so bad tempered. 2 tempered. okay so they need a peloton. so your solution tempered. 2 ’“ so your solution is peloton. so your solution is tnetenttw— peloton. so your solution is basically the— ’“ so your solution is basically the ministers should wont— basically the ministers should work teee. — basically the ministers should work less. no— basically the ministers should work less. no no— basically the ministers should work less. no no .- basically the ministers should work less. \0 c. basically the ministers should work less. \0 c basically the ministers should work less. \t0 c. ti. , i work less. no no. give the civil servants an easy ride. the ministers should- servants an easy ride. the ministers should not- 5“ 2 the ministers should not have '5t“ 2 the ministers should not have such tot— ministers should not have such tot tempere— ministers should not have such bad tempers because no one wants to wow—

bad tempers because no one wants to wow tn— bad tempers because no one wants to work in these. _ bad tempers because no one wants to work in these. look at this. wnnt— to work in these. look at this. wnot wontt— to work in these. look at this. what would help _ to work in these. what would help would be a bit of what would help would be a bit ot yoga— what would help would be a bit ot wogn tn— what would help would be a bit ot wogn tn tnot— what would help would be a bit of yoga in that came out weetettnw. — of yoga in that came out yesterday. ’“ 020 3 “ yesterday. sean the foreign office currently involved in a crisis trying to evacuate brits out of sudan in in the early days not doing a fabulous job with that half of the foreign office are still actually refusing to come in to the office but doing it from home. here's here's the big problem. the civil service is and actions tte— the civil service is and actions tte tnte— the civil service is and actions like this speak— the civil service is and actions like this speak to— the civil service is and actions like this speak to the guardian tetote— like this speak to the guardian tetote won— like this speak to the guardian before you speak— like this speak to the guardian before you speak to your to your to wont— before you speak to your to your to your secretary— before you speak to your to your to your secretary of— before you speak to your to your to your secretary of state, woewetn— to your secretary of state, woewenn tt— to your secretary of state, whoever it is,— to your secretary of state, whoever it is, are now putting tneneetwee— whoever it is, are now putting themselves in— whoever it is, are now putting themselves in the political arena and people start to ask wen— arena and people start to ask very different— arena and people start to ask very different questions of ten — very different questions of ten letote— very different questions of them. ispoke to- very different questions of them. ti. , l very different questions of- them. ispoke to civil servant. them. i spoke to civil servant. i was distressed i know, and he was distressed that civil are behaving that civil servants are behaving in because he we in this way because he said, we want neutral. we don't want to be neutral. we don't want to be neutral. we don't want be the story. and these want to be the story. and these are story. hold on. are making us a story. hold on. in long end. long what's in the long end. long what's going to is people are going to happen is people are going to happen is people are going asking different going to start asking different questions you've questions. aslef so you've said how professionals and how they're professionals and how they're professionals and how behave. that's what how they behave. that's what most feel. these stories most people feel. these stories will change that, then will change that, and then people ask , why aren't people will ask, why aren't there the because there in the office? because i'm

in office. but there is a in the office. but there is a ttene— in the office. but there is a theme,-there,- in the office. but there is a theme,-there, with- theme, isn't there, with ministers. _ theme, isn't there, with ministers. .we - theme, isn't there, with- ministers. .we-gavin ministers. so we had gavin wttttnneon— ministers. so we had gavin williamson to williamson saying he wanted to slit williamson saying he wanted to ettt—tntont— williamson saying he wanted to ettt—tntont .- williamson saying he wanted to slit—throat . that- williamson saying he wanted to slit—throat . that is. slit someone's throat. that is notew— slit someone's throat. that is nonttw tnet— slit someone's throat. that is nonttw tnet n— slit someone's throat. that is hardly just a little bit of eye contact. — hardly just a little bit of eye contact. to— hardly just a little bit of eye contact. do you— hardly just a little bit of eye contact. j0 contact. do you think he meant they're saying you they're saying me or do you think it was a throwaway comment? ithink think it was a throwaway comment? i think you should never say that— comment? i think you should never say that in— i“ i think you should never say that in office. never say that in an office. t-nn — never say that in an office. t-nn tttttt— never say that in an office. i'm afraid-not- never say that in an office. i'm afraid-not some- never say that in an office. i'm afraid-not some of. i'm afraid it's not some of the behaviour. no, no, no. behaviour. no, no, no, no, no. has been. you've, you've demonstrated what the press are doing. theme. doing. that is not a theme. that is gavin is something that gavin williamson there seem williamson did. there does seem to be. let's be. no, no, no. that to then that seems to be. and then you're people from you're removing people from their be an theirjobs. seems to be an evidence different evidence of a different thing. let's . there was no let's be clear. there was no official complaint made against him. by the way, if you read him. and by the way, if you read the raab report, it's so blindingly obvious that this bloke is not a bully. he's just got high professional standards. fine blindingly obvious that the own— fine blindingly obvious that the not eewtee— blindingly obvious that the civil service throughout that retort— civil service throughout that teton tnnt— civil service throughout that report that tolley credits the own— report that tolley credits the civil service _ report that tolley credits the civil service for— report that tolley credits the civil service for being tntnntot— civil service for being impartial and professional and nnwtng— impartial and professional and having brazier— impartial and professional and having brazier in— impartial and professional and having brazier in very well tnen.— having brazier in very well tnete. — having brazier in very well tnete. t— having brazier in very well there. i think— having brazier in very well there. 2 �*" e ’“ tt0;2«t there. i think you'd fit in very well there because . no, no, well there because. no, no, because they are becoming increasingly woke in

increasingly woke in increasingly lefty. so i think you would do very, very well . i you would do very, very well. i love a work life balance. civil eewtee. — love a work life balance. civil service. well,— love a work life balance. civil service. well, you- love a work life balance. civil service. 0000 t2t:0;�* “ 5:03 service. well, you definitely do. well, you would definitely do. well, you would definitely do well. amy, nicole, sean bailey, carol mcgiffin. do stand by my stuff. hang with me all evening, but still to come, as jk rowling slams irish eurovision for cancelling their choreographer because he objected to a jailed trans rapist being described as a woman . is the left's woke woman. is the left's woke intolerance actually normalising misogyny ? well, man of the misogyny? well, man of the people ex—corrie star charlie lawson is back to have his say on this . but up next the on this. but up next in the clash, we stuck into some clash, we get stuck into some coronation controversy after sinn fein's northern ireland leader got a prized seat at the king's big day over the late queen's bridesmaid who's father lord mountbatten , was murdered lord mountbatten, was murdered by the ira . lord mountbatten, was murdered by the ira. but was that lord mountbatten, was murdered by the ira . but was that really by the ira. but was that really a just decision? nina myskow edwina currie and neil hamilton well, they have very divergent views on this and are going to

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charles highly anticipated coronation is now just nine days away. but the official invitation _ away. but the official invitation list- but the official invitation list is causing noon— invitation list is causing uproar after— invitation list is causing uproar after the daily mail tewentet— uproar after the daily mail revealed that— uproar after the daily mail revealed that sinn fein's leader in revealed that sinn fein's leader tn wonnenn— revealed that sinn fein's leader in northern ireland, michelle o-wettt— in northern ireland, michelle o-wettt wno— in northern ireland, michelle o'neill, who comes from a family wttn— o'neill, who comes from a family wttn ttnte— o'neill, who comes from a family wttn ttnte to— o'neill, who comes from a family with links to the— o'neill, who comes from a family with links to the ira , will be with links to the ira, will be ottenttng— with links to the ira, will be attending the _ with links to the ira, will be attending the ceremony while lady— attending the ceremony while lady annett— attending the ceremony while lady pamela hicks, the late neee— lady pamela hicks, the late queen's bridesmaid whose father, tott— queen's bridesmaid whose father, lord mountbatten _ queen's bridesmaid whose father, lord mountbatten ,_ queen's bridesmaid whose father, lord mountbatten , was murdered lord mountbatten, was murdered by-ira— lord mountbatten, was murdered by-ira .— lord mountbatten, was murdered by-ira . noe— lord mountbatten, was murdered by-ira , has been— lord mountbatten, was murdered by ira , has been cruelly by the ira, has been cruelly ennttet. — by the ira, has been cruelly snubbed. less— by the ira, has been cruelly snubbed. less than a year after the snubbed. less than a year after tne neee— snubbed. less than a year after the queen's death,— snubbed. less than a year after the queen's death, sinn fein's o-wettt— the queen's death, sinn fein's o-wettt noe— the queen's death, sinn fein's o'neill has responded, saying, we o'neill has responded, saying, we we— o'neill has responded, saying, we ttwng— o'neill has responded, saying, we are living in— o'neill has responded, saying, we are living in a— o'neill has responded, saying, we are living in a time of great otnnge— we are living in a time of great ennnge. t— we are living in a time of great ennnge. t on— we are living in a time of great ennnge. t on on— we are living in a time of great change. i am an irish republican.- change. i am an irish republican. i also recognise tnete— republican. i also recognise tnene ne— republican. i also recognise there are many— republican. i also recognise there are many people on our tent— there are many people on our tetont tot— there are many people on our island for whom _ there are many people on our island for whom the coronation island for whom the coronation te o— island for whom the coronation te n nngetw— island for whom the coronation is a hugely important occasion . is a hugely important occasion. t-n — is a hugely important occasion. i'm committed— is a hugely important occasion. i'm committed to— is a hugely important occasion. i'm committed to being a first wtnteten— i'm committed to being a first wtnteten tot— i'm committed to being a first minister for all. _ i'm committed to being a first minister for all. so what do you tntnte— minister for all. so what do you tntnte te— minister for all. so what do you tntnte te ene— minister for all. so what do you think? is she right? should sinn tetn-e— think? is she right? should sinn fein's northern— think? is she right? should sinn fein's northern ireland leader get a— fein's northern ireland leader get n tnzet— fein's northern ireland leader get a prized seat— fein's northern ireland leader get a prized seat for the coronation— get a prized seat for the coronation over late queen's coronation over the late queen's tnteenntt— coronation over the late queen's bridesmaid whose— coronation over the late queen's bridesmaid whose father was nnttetet— bridesmaid whose father was nnttetet by— bridesmaid whose father was murdered by the ira, emailed me on the— murdered by the ira, emailed me on the tow— murdered by the ira, emailed me on the tow ot— murdered by the ira, emailed me on this day at gbnews.uk. vote in on this day at gbnews.uk. vote tn on— on this day at gbnews.uk. vote tn tott— on this day at gbnews.uk. vote tn tott ot— on this day at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb— on this day at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb news. but to nett— in our poll at gb news. but to tett won— in our poll at gb news. but to tett won note— in our poll at gb news. but to tett won note nt— in our poll at gb news. but to help you make up your mind, i'm totnet— help you make up your mind, i'm totnet by— help you make up your mind, i'm totnet by tne— help you make up your mind, i'm

joined by the journalist and broadcaster— joined by the journalist and broadcaster nina mikhalkov, tonne— broadcaster nina mikhalkov, tonnnen tow— broadcaster nina mikhalkov, former tory minister edwina onnne.— former tory minister edwina cnnnte. ont— former tory minister edwina currie, and the— former tory minister edwina currie, and the leader of the wtn— currie, and the leader of the nttn tony.— currie, and the leader of the ukip party, neil— currie, and the leader of the ukip party, neil hamilton. neil, i'll ukip party, neil hamilton. neil, t-tt eton— ukip party, neil hamilton. neil, t-tt eton wttn— ukip party, neil hamilton. neil, i'll start with you— ukip party, neil hamilton. neil, i'll start with you because tone— i'll start with you because you're furious— i'll start with you because you're furious about this, oent— you're furious about this, oent you?— you're furious about this, aren't you? i— you're furious about this, aren't you? i certainly am. i tttnt— aren't you? i certainly am. i tttnt tte— aren't you? i certainly am. i think it's absolutely- aren't you? i certainly am. i think it's absolutely grotesque that lady pamela has not been ianed that lady pamela has not been invited to the coronation after all. the last coronation had 8000 people. this one's going to have only two. the idea that it isn't room for one other single person in westminster abbey is absurd. and if that were the case, that there wasn't room for one other. the idea that michelle o'neill should take lady pamela's place is utterly grotesque . you know, her family grotesque. you know, her family is drenched in the blood of innocent victims of ira murder and mayhem throughout the 70s 80s and 90s. her father was interned because of his importance in the east tyrone brigade of the ira. and yes, maybe now she is genuine in her desire for reconciliation in northern ireland. but she has never expressed the slightest regret for the murder of lord

mountbatten or anybody else . and mountbatten or anybody else. and she's not the first minister of northern ireland. northern ireland doesn't have a first minister because minister at the minute because the will not go back into the dup will not go back into a power sharing executive. so there's no reason why she, other than any other leader of a political party in northern ireland, should be invited to the coronation nina michkov you tteognee— the coronation nina michkov you tteognee e — the coronation nina michkov you disagree ? well,— the coronation nina michkov you disagree ? well, first— the coronation nina michkov you disagree ? well, first of- the coronation nina michkov you disagree ? well, first of all, disagree? well, first of all, i agree with her. her sentiment, her intentions, peace has been hard fought and hard won. and it's not. it's only holding- it's not. it's only holding tennonetw— it's not. it's only holding tenuously and- it's not. it's only holding tenuously and it's just we just eetetnotet— tenuously and it's just we just celebrated 25— tenuously and it's just we just celebrated 25 years since the noon— celebrated 25 years since the toot tnttow— celebrated 25 years since the good friday agreement. so we know— good friday agreement. so we know now— good friday agreement. so we know how difficult all of that is. the thing is, you know , we is. the thing is, you know, we all is. the thing is, you know, we ott tettewe— is. the thing is, you know, we all believe in— the thing is, you know, we all believe in democracy and tnot— all believe in democracy and tnot ene— all believe in democracy and that she has— all believe in democracy and that she has been democratically eteetet. — that she has been democratically eteetet. ste— that she has been democratically elected. she is— that she has been democratically elected. she is the— that she has been democratically elected. she is the whatever you know, the fact that there isn't a government at stormont is not her fault. it is the dup who are holding out. she has been democrat. she and her party have been democratically elected . been democratically elected. they are the majority party. and when and if there the stormont

mp , stormont parliament is mp, stormont parliament is reconvened. she is the first minister designate and the thing is at some point you have to grow up and move forward. the troubles were terrible. i remember i've neil and i, you know, and edwina were all of the same vintage. we all remember how dreadful all that was. and god knows we do not want to go back to that. so you have to move forward and it only comes from talking and it only doesn't come from guns. well, i want to bnng come from guns. well, i want to bring edwina currie in on this. edwina, look, obviously, i want to know— edwina, look, obviously, i want to know wnot— edwina, look, obviously, i want to know what you _ edwina, look, obviously, i want to know what you think about wtenette— to know what you think about michelle o'neill,— to know what you think about michelle o'neill, but can i eton— michelle o'neill, but can i eton wttn— michelle o'neill, but can i start with pamela hicks, lady? noneto— start with pamela hicks, lady? pamela hicks— start with pamela hicks, lady? pamela hicks because as this wontt— pamela hicks because as this wontt towe— pamela hicks because as this would have been— pamela hicks because as this would have been her third coronation,— would have been her third coronation, i'm— would have been her third coronation, i'm very surprised by the— coronation, i'm very surprised by this decision— coronation, i'm very surprised by this decision by king cnontee. — by this decision by king charles. she— by this decision by king charles. she was incredibly etoee— charles. she was incredibly etoee to— charles. she was incredibly close to the— charles. she was incredibly close to the late queen. her totnen— close to the late queen. her totnen woe— close to the late queen. her father was lord _ close to the late queen. her father was lord mountbatten , an father was lord mountbatten, an towont— father was lord mountbatten, an sowont wno— father was lord mountbatten, an saward who was— father was lord mountbatten, an saward who was a— father was lord mountbatten, an saward who was a guiding light for saward who was a guiding light ton cnontee.— saward who was a guiding light for charles. shouldn't she be ten— for charles. shouldn't she be ten ot— for charles. shouldn't she be ten ot tne— for charles. shouldn't she be

there at the very— for charles. shouldn't she be there at the very least ? 30:00 there at the very least? well, ene-e— there at the very least? well, ene-e own not— there at the very least? well, she's 94. god bless- there at the very least? 30:00 9” god bless her and the she's 94. god bless her and the wtng.— she's 94. god bless her and the atng. tn— she's 94. god bless her and the atng. t-n not— she's 94. god bless her and the king. i'm not entirely— 9” god bless her and the king. i'm not entirely been a ton— king. i'm not entirely been a ton ot— king. i'm not entirely been a ton ot tne— king. i'm not entirely been a fan of the king— king. i'm not entirely been a fan of the king most of his tte. — fan of the king most of his tte. t— fan of the king most of his life. i think— fan of the king most of his life. i think he's- fan of the king most of his life. i think he's got it right on the — life. i think he's got it right on the won— life. i think he's got it right on this. you know, they have big tntwote— on this. you know, they have big tntwote ton— on this. you know, they have big tntwote tont .— on this. you know, they have big tntwote tont . tte— on this. you know, they have big private part , his lunch parties private part, his lunch parties ont— private part, his lunch parties ont eo— private part, his lunch parties ont eo on— private part, his lunch parties and so on where— private part, his lunch parties and so on where lots and lots of no— and so on where lots and lots of nowote— and so on where lots and lots of minor royals will— and so on where lots and lots of minor royals will gather. and twe— minor royals will gather. and he no— minor royals will gather. and i've no doubt— minor royals will gather. and i've no doubt she'd be there wnetnen— i've no doubt she'd be there whether she— i've no doubt she'd be there whether she would actually enjoy tetng— whether she would actually enjoy tetng eot— whether she would actually enjoy tetng eot tn— whether she would actually enjoy tetng eot tn o— whether she would actually enjoy being sat in a wheelchair in the ottew— being sat in a wheelchair in the ottew ton— being sat in a wheelchair in the abbey for three— being sat in a wheelchair in the abbey for three solid hours. you know.— abbey for three solid hours. you know, worried— abbey for three solid hours. you know, worried about where the tone— know, worried about where the tonte tn— know, worried about where the tonte t-n not— know, worried about where the louis i'm not sure— know, worried about where the louis i'm not sure that's exoettw— louis i'm not sure that's exoettw o— louis i'm not sure that's exactly a good- louis i'm not sure that's exactly a good idea where i tntnt— exactly a good idea where i tntnt nee— exactly a good idea where i think he's got— exactly a good idea where i think he's got it— exactly a good idea where i think he's got it right is in tnwttng— think he's got it right is in tnwttng o— think he's got it right is in inviting a large number of onttnonw— inviting a large number of ordinary people. the bem holders . nonw— ordinary people. the bem holders . nonw ot— ordinary people. the bem holders . nonw ot wnon— ordinary people. the bem holders , many of whom are— ordinary people. the bem holders , many of whom are thrilled to ttte— , many of whom are thrilled to ttte ont— , many of whom are thrilled to bits and they're— , many of whom are thrilled to bits and they're actually going to te— bits and they're actually going to te tn— bits and they're actually going to te tn tne— bits and they're actually going to be in the abbey. i think it's going— to be in the abbey. i think it's gotng to— to be in the abbey. i think it's going to something like 450 have teen— going to something like 450 have teen tnwttet— going to something like 450 have been invited. fantastic been invited. that's fantastic toette— been invited. that's fantastic toette-o— been invited. that's fantastic toette-oiot- been invited. that's fantastic tastic-a.of other- been invited. that's fantastic tastic a of other young tastic and a lot of other young people-— tastic and a lot of other young teotte. tnene— tastic and a lot of other young people. there is— tastic and a lot of other young people. there is a— tastic and a lot of other young people. there is a degree of discrimination,— people. there is a degree of discrimination, shall we say , a discrimination, shall we say, a te—non— discrimination, shall we say, a de—man against— discrimination, shall we say, a de—man against older people , de—man against older people, otnoet— de—man against older people, otnnoet oe— de—man against older people, otnnoet oe tt— de—man against older people, almost as if the— de—man against older people, almost as if the king and the oneen— almost as if the king and the oneen neottw— almost as if the king and the queen really don't want to acknowledge _ queen really don't want to acknowledge that they're well tnto— acknowledge that they're well tnto-ae— acknowledge that they're well tnto-ae ton- acknowledge that they're well into as for michelle into their 70s. as for michelle o-wettt— into their 70s. as for michelle o-wettt t— into their 70s. as for michelle o'neill, i don't— into their 70s. as for michelle o'neill, i don't know if you

notteet— o'neill, i don't know if you noticed that— o'neill, i don't know if you noticed that she- o'neill, i don't know if you noticed that she wants to have a tote— noticed that she wants to have a coke ont— noticed that she wants to have a coke ont eot— noticed that she wants to have a cake and eat it.— noticed that she wants to have a cake and eat it. she— noticed that she wants to have a cake and eat it. she was tweettng— cake and eat it. she was tweeting earlier today about how owtnt— tweeting earlier today about how owtnt tne— tweeting earlier today about how owtnt tne ne— tweeting earlier today about how awful the new budget is for the wont.— awful the new budget is for the wontn. oe— awful the new budget is for the wontn. oe ene— awful the new budget is for the north, as she calls— awful the new budget is for the north, as she calls it, to which t-n — north, as she calls it, to which t-n otnott— north, as she calls it, to which i'm afraid responded on twitter tnot— i'm afraid responded on twitter tnot tt— i'm afraid responded on twitter tnot tt ene— i'm afraid responded on twitter that if she ever— i'm afraid responded on twitter that if she ever achieved her otteettwe— that if she ever achieved her otteettwe. o— that if she ever achieved her objective, a united ireland, she wonttn-t— objective, a united ireland, she wonttn-t get— objective, a united ireland, she wouldn't get any— objective, a united ireland, she wouldn't get any money from westminster— wouldn't get any money from westminster. _ wouldn't get any money from westminster . t“”t0;5t’“ wouldn't get any money from westminster . t“”t0;5t“ 22 westminster. yeah, well, indeed. so an also she doesn't want to celebrate kate the coronation. she doesn't want the people of wonnenn— she doesn't want the people of northern ireland— she doesn't want the people of northern ireland to celebrate the coronation— northern ireland to celebrate the coronation neil my belief is tnot— the coronation neil my belief is tnot ene— the coronation neil my belief is that she stopped— the coronation neil my belief is that she stopped lots of otttetot— that she stopped lots of official events . ' 003 that she stopped lots of- official events . absolutely. she official events. absolutely. she is a republican first and foremost. and an irish republican. secondly and the idea that she's at the coronation i think is an insult to the rest of us in the united kingdom who do believe that the monarchy is a force for good and do believe in the union of northern ireland with great britain of course, she's entitled to her view. she doesn't want to be british. she wants to be irish. but that's not the point. you know, this is the coronation of the king of

the coronation of the king of the united kingdom, of great britain and northern ireland. and , is there a problem? and nina, is there a problem? she favoured over lady she should be favoured over lady pamela hicks is , to me, i think, pamela hicks is, to me, i think, a grotesque insult and don't a grotesque insult. and i don't think for us to decide think it's up for us to decide whether would , if whether lady pamela would, if she invited, want to be in she were invited, want to be in westminster no, she would westminster abbey? no, she would have attended. she would have ottentet. —te- have attended. she would have attended. _is a- attended. one is one is a political invitation , obviously, political invitation, obviously, and is a personal and the other is a personal invitation. and i find it very odd that charles has not invited her because lord martin bashir was he was so close to he was he was he was so close to he was he was charles's mentor . and so was charles's mentor. and so i can only imagine there must be something personal that he that has made him not invite her and a family thing. we don't know that. we have no idea . but but that. we have no idea. but but it seems very , very odd to me. it seems very, very odd to me. well, it seems like a cool decision. edwina currie, what otont— decision. edwina currie, what otont tne— decision. edwina currie, what about the fact— decision. edwina currie, what about the fact that- t2t0;ti. 0“ edwina currie, what about the fact that actually, tnongn— about the fact that actually, though there's— about the fact that actually, though there's quite a lot of tott— though there's quite a lot of tott ot— though there's quite a lot of tott ot the— though there's quite a lot of folk at this coronation who who we wont— folk at this coronation who who we would prefer— folk at this coronation who who we would prefer not to have tnene. — we would prefer not to have tnene. t— we would prefer not to have there. i mean— we would prefer not to have there. i mean ,_ we would prefer not to have there. i mean , china is sending there. i mean, china is sending twe— there. i mean, china is sending two tne— there. i mean, china is sending ing the awful— there. i mean, china is sending ing the awful bloke who has

gotten— ing the awful bloke who has cracked down _ ing the awful bloke who has cracked down on— ing the awful bloke who has cracked down on democracy and tneetone— cracked down on democracy and tneetone tn— cracked down on democracy and freedoms in hong_ cracked down on democracy and freedoms in hong kong, for exontte— freedoms in hong kong, for exontte .— freedoms in hong kong, for example . apparently there's example. apparently there's going— example. apparently there's gotng to— example. apparently there's gotng to te— example. apparently there's going to be this awful guy eottet— going to be this awful guy called prince— going to be this awful guy called prince harry there, too, tnot— called prince harry there, too, tnot tnot— called prince harry there, too, that that treacherous son of the ttng— that that treacherous son of the ttng. to— that that treacherous son of the ttng. so tte— that that treacherous son of the king. so it's not— that that treacherous son of the king. so it's not a— that that treacherous son of the king. so it's not a brilliant gneet— king. so it's not a brilliant gneet tet— king. so it's not a brilliant guest list at— king. so it's not a brilliant guest list at the moment. edwina no, guest list at the moment. edwina wo. tte— guest list at the moment. edwina wo. tt-e tte— guest list at the moment. edwina wo. tt-e tte onw— guest list at the moment. edwina no, it's like any wedding. 0 no, it's like any wedding. it's tte— no, it's like any wedding. it's tte onw— no, it's like any wedding. it's tte any ttg— no, it's like any wedding. it's like any big celebration. it's who you include . i mean, this is who you include. i mean, this is the aldi coronation whereas the queen's the in 1953, which some of us were old enough to witness , that was the, the waiter rose one. this one is a much smaller one. this one is a much smaller one.the one. this one is a much smaller one. the shelves are much more bare and. and when it's gone, it's gone. you know, the choices are much more narrow. i think the king has decided o sod them. basically we'll have a few of my friends who are the royals who aren't normally invited to coronations and we'll put out the heads of state invitation and see who so mrs. biden and see who comes so mrs. biden is coming . oh, goody. president is coming. oh, goody. president goody, goody, goody, goody .

goody, goody, goody, goody. okay, great stuff. former tory ntnteten— okay, great stuff. former tory minister edwina— okay, great stuff. former tory minister edwina currie, tonnnottet— minister edwina currie, journalist and broadcaster nina weentow.— journalist and broadcaster nina meshkov, leader— journalist and broadcaster nina meshkov, leader of ukip , neil meshkov, leader of ukip, neil nonttton— meshkov, leader of ukip, neil hamilton, really— meshkov, leader of ukip, neil hamilton, really interested to know— hamilton, really interested to know wno— hamilton, really interested to know wno won— hamilton, really interested to know who you agree with on this enontt— know who you agree with on this one. should sinn— know who you agree with on this one. should sinn fein's northern tnetont— ireland leader michelle o'neill get—tne- get a prized seat for the coronation— get a prized seat for the coronation over for the queen's tntteenott— coronation over for the queen's bridesmaid whose— coronation over for the queen's bridesmaid whose father was nnntenet— bridesmaid whose father was nnntenet by— bridesmaid whose father was murdered by the ira? from sean ? murdered by the ira? from sean? n murdered by the ira? from sean? w-ene— murdered by the ira? from sean? n -she shouldn't.— murdered by the ira? from sean? n she shouldn't. o'neill n no, she shouldn't. o'neill netneeente— n no, she shouldn't. o'neill netneeente o— n no, she shouldn't. o'neill represents a party from northern tnetont— represents a party from northern tnetont tnot— represents a party from northern ireland that supports republicanism, supports the tononttttonw— republicanism, supports the paramilitary group that killed tnnoeent— paramilitary group that killed innocent bystanders in britain ont—owen- innocent bystanders in britain ont—oe tnei and northern ireland over the weone— and northern ireland over the tene-ton- years, including earl earl mountbatten— years, including earl earl mountbatten ._ years, including earl earl mountbatten . she would be mountbatten. she would be a nwtoentte— mountbatten. she would be a nwtoentte tt— mountbatten. she would be a hypocrite if she— mountbatten. she would be a hypocrite if she turns up from attte— hypocrite if she turns up from attte on— hypocrite if she turns up from albie on twitter. _ hypocrite if she turns up from albie on twitter. i think the tee— albie on twitter. i think the queen's bridesmaid should have teen—neeteet- queen's bridesmaid should have been—respect for. been invited out of respect for his been invited out of respect for tte-ae— been invited out of respect for tte-ae ton— been invited out of respect for his as for michelle, his mother. as for michelle, nowte— his mother. as for michelle, nowte tte— his mother. as for michelle, maybe it's time— his mother. as for michelle, maybe it's time to put the past tentnt—tne- maybe it's time to put the past behind—the olive. behind us and offer the olive tnonen— behind us and offer the olive branch-peace— behind us and offer the olive branch-peace ._ behind us and offer the olive branch peace . forgiveness branch of peace. forgiveness ottowe— branch of peace. forgiveness ottowe to— branch of peace. forgiveness ottowe to ne— branch of peace. forgiveness allows to us move forward. and john— allows to us move forward. and john on— allows to us move forward. and john on twitter— allows to us move forward. and john on twitter says, i detest tne— john on twitter says, i detest tne tnongnt— john on twitter says, i detest the thought that— john on twitter says, i detest the thought that a woman with her the thought that a woman with ten wewe— the thought that a woman with ten te— the thought that a woman with her views is going to the coronation,— her views is going to the coronation, whether i like it or not.— coronation, whether i like it or not. sne— coronation, whether i like it or not. sneltne— coronation, whether i like it or not. she the elected first not. she is the elected first ntnteten— not. she is the elected first minister constituent part minister of a constituent part of minister of a constituent part ot—ttngton - minister of a constituent part ot—ttngton .- minister of a constituent part of_kingdom . i'mi minister of a constituent part- of_kingdom . i'm going of our united kingdom. i'm going to te— of our united kingdom. i'm going to te noneet— of our united kingdom. i'm going to be honest with— of our united kingdom. i'm going to be honest with too. to be honest with you, too. tnene-e— to be honest with you, too. tnene-e o— to be honest with you, too. there's a couple- to be honest with you, too. there's a couple of other people t-n —tnow-

there's a couple of other people i'm _know whether. i'm desperate to know whether tnet— i'm desperate to know whether tnew oe— i'm desperate to know whether they are invited. _ i'm desperate to know whether they are invited. are going they are invited. are we going to—nneeew- they are invited. are we going to—nneeew ot| they are invited. are we going. to_hussey at the to see lady susan hussey at the cononottone— to see lady susan hussey at the coronation? wouldn't coronation? because wouldn't be wonttn-t— coronation? because wouldn't be wouldn't-ironic— coronation? because wouldn't be wouldn't ironic she's wouldn't it be ironic if she's not— wouldn't it be ironic if she's not invited?— wouldn't it be ironic if she's not invited? but— wouldn't it be ironic if she's not invited? but ngozi fulani is won— not invited? but ngozi fulani is wow wenttet— not invited? but ngozi fulani is your verdict now— not invited? but ngozi fulani is your verdict now in just 16% of you— your verdict now in just 16% of won tettewe— your verdict now in just 16% of you believe that— your verdict now in just 16% of you believe that michelle o-wettt— you believe that michelle o'neill should— you believe that michelle o'neill should get the invite lady— o'neill should get the invite over lady pamela hicks 84% of you— over lady pamela hicks 84% of won wttn— over lady pamela hicks 84% of won wttn wett— over lady pamela hicks 84% of you with neil hamilton on this. contng— you with neil hamilton on this. contng nt— you with neil hamilton on this. contng nt .— you with neil hamilton on this. coming up, thomas markle has netonnt— coming up, thomas markle has netonnt tte— coming up, thomas markle has refound his voice— coming up, thomas markle has refound his voice as meghan's eetnonget— refound his voice as meghan's estranged family— refound his voice as meghan's estranged family prepares to eteot— estranged family prepares to eteot ont— estranged family prepares to speak out against the sussexes. in speak out against the sussexes. tn o— speak out against the sussexes. in a bombshell— speak out against the sussexes. in a bombshell documentary. our own— in a bombshell documentary. our royal masterminds_ in a bombshell documentary. our royal masterminds ,_ in a bombshell documentary. our royal masterminds , lady colin royal masterminds, lady colin conttett— royal masterminds, lady colin conttett ont— royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier are on teet— campbell and phil dampier are on tett wttn— campbell and phil dampier are on deck with their— campbell and phil dampier are on deck with their forensic royal onotwete— deck with their forensic royal analysis imminently. but first, as analysis imminently. but first, oe tnen— analysis imminently. but first, as irish eurovision comes under tte— as irish eurovision comes under ttne tnon— as irish eurovision comes under nne nnon w— as irish eurovision comes under fire from jk rowling for cancelling— fire from jk rowling for cancelling its acts choreographer because he otteetet— choreographer because he otteetet to— choreographer because he objected to a— choreographer because he objected to a jailed trans nottet— objected to a jailed trans nottet tetng— objected to a jailed trans rapist being described as a why— rapist being described as a woman. why are the woke left so happy— woman. why are the woke left so happy to_ woman. why are the woke left so nottw to tnt— woman. why are the woke left so happy to put warped gender tteotogw— happy to put warped gender ideology ahead— happy to put warped gender ideology ahead of women's ntgntee— ideology ahead of women's ntgntee won— ideology ahead of women's rights? man of— ideology ahead of women's rights? man of the people and tne—onne— rights? man of the people and ex—corrie star— rights? man of the people and ex—corrie star charlie lawson totne— ex—corrie star charlie lawson totne ne— ex—corrie star charlie lawson joins me straight— ex—corrie star charlie lawson joins me straight after this .

only on gb news news, the people's channel, britain's news . channel lady colin campbell on the . channel lady colin campbell on tne wow. — . channel lady colin campbell on tne wow. tnt— . channel lady colin campbell on the way. but first,— . channel lady colin campbell on the way. but first, our— ’“ lady colin campbell on the way. but first, our man of tne— the way. but first, our man of tne pewte— the way. but first, our man of the people, coronation street tegent— the people, coronation street legend charlie _ the people, coronation street legend charlie lawson. now the uk legend charlie lawson. now the wt wttt— legend charlie lawson. now the uk will become— legend charlie lawson. now the uk will become proud hosts of the— uk will become proud hosts of the wee— uk will become proud hosts of this year's eurovision song conteet— this year's eurovision song contest when— this year's eurovision song contest when it— this year's eurovision song contest when it kicks off in ttwentoot— contest when it kicks off in liverpool next— contest when it kicks off in liverpool next month. but a genten— liverpool next month. but a genten ow— liverpool next month. but a gender row has— liverpool next month. but a gender row has erupted between the gender row has erupted between tne tnen— gender row has erupted between tne tnen entw— gender row has erupted between the irish entry arnie and jk towttng— the irish entry arnie and jk towttng .— the irish entry arnie and jk towttng . so— the irish entry arnie and jk rowling . so this is the four rowling. so this is the four tteee— rowling. so this is the four tteee tntte— rowling. so this is the four piece indie rock— rowling. so this is the four piece indie rock band. that's

now— piece indie rock band. that's now tnet— piece indie rock band. that's how they describe themselves . how they describe themselves. wttt — how they describe themselves. wttt wontn — how they describe themselves. wttt wontn .— how they describe themselves. wild youth , right? we are one. wild youth, right? we are one. we wild youth, right? we are one. we tte— wild youth, right? we are one. we .— wild youth, right? we are one. we . one.— wild youth, right? we are one. we are . one. well,— wild youth, right? we are one. we are . one. well, we- wild youth, right? we are one. we are. one. well, we rise. we rise like the song . well, i rise like the song. well, i think there's— rise like the song. well, i think there's a— rise like the song. well, i think there's a good- 2 c 3 well, i think there's a good reason tnoee— think there's a good reason those blokes— think there's a good reason those blokes are covering their toeee— those blokes are covering their faces because— those blokes are covering their faces because this woke band towe— faces because this woke band nowe no— faces because this woke band nowe went— faces because this woke band have now very publicly cut ties wttn— have now very publicly cut ties wttn tnet— have now very publicly cut ties with their creative— have now very publicly cut ties with their creative director, ton — with their creative director, ian banham._ with their creative director, ian banham. after they took ottenee— ian banham. after they took ottenee to— ian banham. after they took offence to one— ian banham. after they took offence to one of his recent tweete— offence to one of his recent tweets railing— offence to one of his recent tweets railing against extremist genten— tweets railing against extremist genten tteotogw— tweets railing against extremist genten tteotogw .— tweets railing against extremist gender ideology , the celebrated gender ideology, the celebrated tneeton— gender ideology, the celebrated ttneeton not— gender ideology, the celebrated director had commented on the ot— director had commented on the ot zono— director had commented on the case of zara jade— director had commented on the case of zara jade ,_ director had commented on the case of zara jade , the convicted case of zara jade, the convicted nottet— case of zara jade, the convicted nottet wno— case of zara jade, the convicted nottet wno te— case of zara jade, the convicted rapist who is currently serving a rapist who is currently serving o ntne— rapist who is currently serving o teon— rapist who is currently serving a nine year sentence for a wetone— a nine year sentence for a vicious assault— a nine year sentence for a vicious assault on his partner. wow— vicious assault on his partner. wow gooe— vicious assault on his partner. wow tote .— vicious assault on his partner. wow tote . tn— vicious assault on his partner. now jade , in my— vicious assault on his partner. now jade , in my opinion, is now jade, in my opinion, is ntgnttw— now jade, in my opinion, is ntgnttw tn— now jade, in my opinion, is ntgnttw tn o— now jade, in my opinion, is rightly in a men's prison, teettte— rightly in a men's prison, teettte tte— rightly in a men's prison, despite his solicitor's efforts to get— despite his solicitor's efforts to get ntn — despite his solicitor's efforts to get him sent— despite his solicitor's efforts to get him sent to a female jail teoee— to get him sent to a female jail teoee ne— to get him sent to a female jail because he was— to get him sent to a female jail because he was in— to get him sent to a female jail because he was in the process of tnonetttontng— because he was in the process of tnonetttontng .— because he was in the process of transitioning , banham sparked transitioning, banham sparked woke— transitioning, banham sparked wote nnoont— transitioning, banham sparked woke uproar when he responded to a woke uproar when he responded to o tte— woke uproar when he responded to o ttc ontete— woke uproar when he responded to a bbc article that— woke uproar when he responded to a bbc article that had labelled the biologically— a bbc article that had labelled the biologically male sex beast as a woman did— the biologically male sex beast as a woman did ,_ the biologically male sex beast as a woman did , clearing. it's

as a woman did, clearing. it's a . so— as a woman did, clearing. it's a . so tn— as a woman did, clearing. it's a man . so i'm going— as a woman did, clearing. it's a man . so i'm going to let you man. so i'm going to let you tnon— man. so i'm going to let you tnow wonn— man. so i'm going to let you draw your own— man. so i'm going to let you draw your own conclusions . but draw your own conclusions. but the draw your own conclusions. but tne ontnon— draw your own conclusions. but the author and— draw your own conclusions. but the author and women's rights tetenten— the author and women's rights tetenoen w— the author and women's rights defender jk rowling she was defenderjk rowling she was gntet— defenderjk rowling she was gntet to— defenderjk rowling she was quick to slam _ defenderjk rowling she was quick to slam the irish band's wtne— quick to slam the irish band's virtue signalling— quick to slam the irish band's virtue signalling to virtue signalling decision to nnnt— virtue signalling decision to dump-director,- virtue signalling decision to dump director, tweeting dump their director, tweeting the traumatisation of female the re traumatisation of female note— the re traumatisation of female note enwtwone— the re traumatisation of female note ennwtwone .— the re traumatisation of female rape survivors , including this rape survivors, including this wetne— rape survivors, including this man's victims, on seeing him eottet— man's victims, on seeing him eottet o— man's victims, on seeing him called a woman— man's victims, on seeing him called a woman by the press conte— called a woman by the press eonte ton— called a woman by the press counts for naturally nothing the eo—eottet— counts for naturally nothing the so—called kindness and inclusivity_ so—called kindness and inclusivity of- so—called kindness and inclusivity of band wild youth is inclusivity of band wild youth te tneentng— inclusivity of band wild youth is preening, self—satisfied nteogwnw— is preening, self—satisfied nteogwnwton— is preening, self—satisfied misogyny for those confused as to why— misogyny for those confused as to why ton— misogyny for those confused as to why ian banham was fired and tntttetw— to why ian banham was fired and publicly lambasted by by wild wont.— publicly lambasted by by wild wontn. tene-e— publicly lambasted by by wild youth, here's one— publicly lambasted by by wild youth, here's one of his nonnttwtng— youth, here's one of his horrifying tweets. his crime is etonttng— horrifying tweets. his crime is standing against— horrifying tweets. his crime is standing against the insanity of tnetenttng— standing against the insanity of pretending knife— standing against the insanity of pretending knife wielding nottete— pretending knife wielding nottete oe— pretending knife wielding rapists are women , even if they rapists are women, even if they say— rapists are women, even if they eow tnet— rapists are women, even if they eow tnew oe— rapists are women, even if they eow tnew .— rapists are women, even if they eow tnew . to.— rapists are women, even if they say they are . so, charlie, say they are. so, charlie, tone— say they are. so, charlie, you're obviously no stranger to the you're obviously no stranger to tne wont— you're obviously no stranger to tne wontt ot— you're obviously no stranger to the world of showbiz , but why do the world of showbiz, but why do you the world of showbiz, but why do won tntnt— the world of showbiz, but why do you think these— the world of showbiz, but why do you think these young artists, you— you think these young artists, won know.— you think these young artists, you know, these— you think these young artists, you know, these young bands, tneee— you know, these young bands, tneee wonng— you know, these young bands, these young celebrities so , these young celebrities are so, so intolerant— these young celebrities are so, so intolerant of— these young celebrities are so, so intolerant of different ottntone— so intolerant of different opinions given they always tneoen— opinions given they always preach about— opinions given they always preach about inclusivity ? well

preach about inclusivity? well it's preach about inclusivity? well tt-e not— preach about inclusivity? well tt-e not o— preach about inclusivity? well it's not a surprise, daniel. mat it's not a surprise, daniel. my tnong— it's not a surprise, daniel. my tnenn. te— it's not a surprise, daniel. my tent to te— it's not a surprise, daniel. my friend, is it? i— it's not a surprise, daniel. my friend, is it? i mean,- it's not a surprise, daniel. my friend, is it? i mean, you know, there were always going to toe that particular party line, if you like , rather like their you like, rather like their friends from that neck of the woods. jedward. but these lviv, instead of having funny haircuts, these lot have got bags over their heads. so anyway, if that's what they want to do, that's fine. look, this is just typical. their following the that we have at the the trend that we have at the moment that everybody would stand up and say something against jk because they can. it's a free country. and no, it's like water off a duck's back to her now. and of course she if she was ever to have a debate with those four bucket eejits, then she'd win hands down. as as that. down. it's as simple as that. and she sticks to her and and she sticks to her guns and she full support . and she has my full support. and you've got to look at the you've only got to look at the people on social media now. they're there was an american guy on the other day saying if anybody tries to stop me going into a lady's bathroom , it'll be into a lady's bathroom, it'll be the last thing you ever do . now, the last thing you ever do. now,

interestingly enough, we all know eurovision has a huge gay following, and that's absolutely fine. it's not my cup of tea, but you know, so i'll not be watching. but, you know, i was speaking to a lesbian friend of mine this morning and about this whole subject and she was finding increasingly hinckley finding it increasingly hinckley unpleasant with her sexuality, with the transgender movement, not only having a go at sharron davis, god bless her, and riley gaines in america, but now they seem to be having a go at everybody dodi. and so it's just trendy for these four eejits to just climb on the bandwagon. imagine if they said something in support of their their manager or whatever , you know manager or whatever, you know what i mean? exactly possibly do that. no and they're on the wnong— that. no and they're on the wnong ette— that. no and they're on the wrong side of— that. no and they're on the wrong side of this- \t0 and they're on the wrong side of this one because tnet— wrong side of this one because tnew oe— wrong side of this one because they are backing— wrong side of this one because they are backing a rapist over a tnttttont— they are backing a rapist over a brilliant director. _ they are backing a rapist over a brilliant director. i— they are backing a rapist over a brilliant director. i think it's so wrong. well,— brilliant director. i think it's so wrong. well, look, charlie, eteewnene— so wrong. well, look, charlie, eteewnene .— so wrong. well, look, charlie, elsewhere , they're obviously not elsewhere, they're obviously not tnot— elsewhere, they're obviously not tnot tntgnt. — elsewhere, they're obviously not that bright. are— elsewhere, they're obviously not that bright. ' 2t0; :tt3 elsewhere, they're obviously not that bright. '2t0; 33 0“5t“7 that bright. are they, big man? no, that bright. are they, big man? to. no— that bright. are they, big man? to. toeen-t— that bright. are they, big man? no, no. doesn't seem— that bright. are they, big man? no, no. doesn't seem like- that bright. ' 2t0; 33 0“5t“7 no, no. doesn't seem like it. tnt— no, no. doesn't seem like it. but unfortunately, we have to tott— but unfortunately, we have to note tneee— but unfortunately, we have to hold these people to account, tnnne— hold these people to account, charlie, because _ hold these people to account, charlie, because they are the

one who's cancelling this poor guy— one who's cancelling this poor guy wno— one who's cancelling this poor guy wno wttt— one who's cancelling this poor guy who will now— one who's cancelling this poor guy who will now be terrified to ever express his— guy who will now be terrified to ever express his opinion . and ever express his opinion. and tnot-e— ever express his opinion. and tnot-e tne— ever express his opinion. and that's the fear— ever express his opinion. and that's the fear that i have. neotte— that's the fear that i have. people-showbiz- that's the fear that i have. people showbiz industry people in the showbiz industry now—wtn— people in the showbiz industry now—with what- people in the showbiz industry now with what you now often agree with what you say,— now often agree with what you eow. tnnne— now often agree with what you say, charlie, but— now often agree with what you say, charlie, but they don't towe— say, charlie, but they don't note-eone— say, charlie, but they don't have same balls as you to have the same balls as you to oetnottw— have the same balls as you to actually come— have the same balls as you to actually come out— have the same balls as you to actually come out and say it publicly-— actually come out and say it publicly-look,- actually come out and say it publicly. look, charlie, publicly. have a look, charlie, eteewnene— publicly. have a look, charlie, eteewnene .— publicly. have a look, charlie, elsewhere , the— publicly. have a look, charlie, elsewhere , the vicious to elsewhere, the vicious march to wegonten — elsewhere, the vicious march to veganism continues with animal ntgnte— veganism continues with animal ntgnte enontt— veganism continues with animal rights charity peta causing a stir rights charity peta causing a ettn otten— rights charity peta causing a stir after unveiling a very controversial— stir after unveiling a very controversial new ad campaign. i eonttn-t— controversial new ad campaign. i couldn't believe— controversial new ad campaign. i couldn't believe this. this is in lincolnshire,_ couldn't believe this. this is in lincolnshire, which outrageously claims that eating fish outrageously claims that eating tten te— outrageously claims that eating tten te tne— outrageously claims that eating fish is the same— outrageously claims that eating fish is the same as chowing down on tot— fish is the same as chowing down on eot neon— fish is the same as chowing down on eot neot. so.— fish is the same as chowing down on cat meat. so, charlie, why tneee— on cat meat. so, charlie, why are these new— on cat meat. so, charlie, why are these new age— on cat meat. so, charlie, why are these new age vegan extnentete— are these new age vegan extremists so— are these new age vegan extremists so determined to ruin our extremists so determined to ruin ttete— extremists so determined to ruin ttete wttn— extremists so determined to ruin our diets with their— extremists so determined to ruin our diets with their idiot etottnot— our diets with their idiot etottnot e — our diets with their idiot claptrap ? 30:00 2t0; our diets with their idiot- claptrap ? well, they're actually claptrap? well, they're actually just getting about parallel with the numpties who are just stop oil. i mean , they're just idiots oil. i mean, they're just idiots for christ's sake. this woman comes across rather well, the young lady. so she does. she's very nice. and she comes across and she believes in what she believes in. well it's complete and utter . excuse me, but that's

and utter. excuse me, but that's all it is. i mean , you know, all it is. i mean, you know, i've never eaten a cat and would know no intention of eating a cat. i mean, it's just a ridiculous, a ridiculous comparison. i understand. she she doesn't want us to eat cat, but she's trying to say that, you know, having a nice rainbow trout or catching a salmon and eating it, you know, it's , it's, eating it, you know, it's, it's, it's parallel to eating your domestic pet. well please, darling, just go away and get a life and let us. let us all normal people get on with life. you know what i mean? but these people, they're they're actually batting on a good wicket at the moment because we all what moment because we all know what happened at liverpool and they've which, which in my opinion actually was largely down to the speed to the first fence, which is largely down to the jockeys and they're all warned before the race. but anyway, that's another debate. but she's on a on a winning wicket because she's jumped on the bandwagon. but quite frankly , most normal people this , most normal people in this great kingdom of ours just really yawn and wish she would just go and have a cup of tea.

yeah. and let us eat what we choose to eat. i'd beautiful eotnon— choose to eat. i'd beautiful salmon fillets— choose to eat. i'd beautiful salmon fillets for- i i'd beautiful salmon fillets for lunch today , salmon fillets for lunch today, but salmon fillets for lunch today, tnt t— salmon fillets for lunch today, tnt t towe— salmon fillets for lunch today, tnt t note to— salmon fillets for lunch today, but i have to say— salmon fillets for lunch today, but i have to say i— salmon fillets for lunch today, but i have to say i will not be eottng— but i have to say i will not be eottng ny— but i have to say i will not be eating my lovely— but i have to say i will not be eating my lovely cat dirk any tne— eating my lovely cat dirk any ttne — eating my lovely cat dirk any time soon. charlie lawson , our time soon. charlie lawson, our ot— time soon. charlie lawson, our ot tne— time soon. charlie lawson, our man of the people. thank you so nnon— man of the people. thank you so nnon ton— man of the people. thank you so much for coming— man of the people. thank you so much for coming up as sly news onet— much for coming up as sly news chief propagandist_ much for coming up as sly news chief propagandist kay burley etoeee— chief propagandist kay burley etoeee ten— chief propagandist kay burley exposes her true— chief propagandist kay burley exposes her true colours in a entnge— exposes her true colours in a entnge wontt— exposes her true colours in a cringe worthy double confrontation with james ctewentw— confrontation with james cleverly and _ confrontation with james cleverly and suella braverman is the cleverly and suella braverman is tne none— cleverly and suella braverman is the home secretary— cleverly and suella braverman is the home secretary right that cnonnet— the home secretary right that channel migrants are fuelling nne— channel migrants are fuelling ont— channel migrants are fuelling crime and disorder in the uk? tnot-e— crime and disorder in the uk? tnot-e tne— crime and disorder in the uk? tnot-e tne ttg— crime and disorder in the uk? that's the big debate with my enteneton— that's the big debate with my superstar panel.— that's the big debate with my superstar panel. soon but next, wegnon— superstar panel. soon but next, meghan markle's_ superstar panel. soon but next, meghan markle's ex arranged tonttw— meghan markle's ex arranged tonttw tnetone— meghan markle's ex arranged family prepare to speak out in ot— family prepare to speak out in ot tne— family prepare to speak out in one of the most— family prepare to speak out in one of the most hotly anticipated - one of the most hotly anticipated documentaries of the wear.— anticipated documentaries of the yen. tnetnttng— anticipated documentaries of the year, including heartbroken tnonoe— year, including heartbroken thomas markle, who has refound his thomas markle, who has refound we vote— thomas markle, who has refound his voice after— thomas markle, who has refound his voice after that— thomas markle, who has refound his voice after that horror etnote. — his voice after that horror stroke. well— his voice after that horror stroke. well one of his close tntente— stroke. well one of his close tntente ont— stroke. well one of his close friends and one— stroke. well one of his close friends and one of our royal noetenntnte— friends and one of our royal masterminds, dodi colin conten— masterminds, dodi colin campbell, gives her reaction otongette— campbell, gives her reaction alongside phil— campbell, gives her reaction alongside phil dampier on this. ant— alongside phil dampier on this. ant tn— alongside phil dampier on this. ant t-n gotng— alongside phil dampier on this. ant t-n gotng to— alongside phil dampier on this. and i'm going to show you what tnonoe— and i'm going to show you what tnonoe noe— and i'm going to show you what tnonoe toe to— and i'm going to show you what thomas has to say. _ and i'm going to show you what thomas has to say. that is immediately— thomas has to say. that is immediately after this .

kelvin mackenzie and robert toeew— kelvin mackenzie and robert toeew on— kelvin mackenzie and robert toeew on tne— kelvin mackenzie and robert lacey on the way . but time now lacey on the way. but time now for lacey on the way. but time now ton on— lacey on the way. but time now ton nowot— lacey on the way. but time now for our royal masterminds, lady conn— for our royal masterminds, lady colin campbell— for our royal masterminds, lady colin campbell and phil dampier and colin campbell and phil dampier ont tn— colin campbell and phil dampier ont tn o— colin campbell and phil dampier ont tn o wontt— colin campbell and phil dampier and in a world exclusive, anetnotto— and in a world exclusive, australia as— and in a world exclusive, australia as channel seven will air australia as channel seven will otn o— australia as channel seven will air a never before— australia as channel seven will air a never before seen look at wegnon— air a never before seen look at meghan markle— air a never before seen look at meghan markle this sunday, teotnntng— meghan markle this sunday, teotnntng on— meghan markle this sunday, featuring an extraordinary eeeoge— featuring an extraordinary eeeeg tnon — featuring an extraordinary message from from her family, tnetnttng— message from from her family, including thomas— message from from her family, including thomas markle, her dad and including thomas markle, her dad ont wno— including thomas markle, her dad ont wno tn— including thomas markle, her dad and who i'm glad— including thomas markle, her dad and who i'm glad to report is re ttnttng— and who i'm glad to report is re ttnttng tte— and who i'm glad to report is re finding his voice.— and who i'm glad to report is re finding his voice. so have a toot— finding his voice. so have a toot ot— finding his voice. so have a toot ot tne— finding his voice. so have a look at the bombshell trailer nnton— look at the bombshell trailer wnten noe— look at the bombshell trailer which has just— look at the bombshell trailer which has just been released at the which has just been released at tne wontt— which has just been released at the world has— which has just been released at the world has never seen meghan like the world has never seen meghan tte tnte— the world has never seen meghan tte tnte . — the world has never seen meghan like this. the— the world has never seen meghan like this . i “3 2 like this. the homecoming queen, the markle family reunite . this the markle family reunite. this would be your last ’“ this would be your last interview ever. treasured— would be your last interview ever. 2

would be your last interview- ever. treasured memories , home ever. treasured memories, home truths and secret tapes are all coming out. she would still be a wottneee— coming out. she would still be a wottneee tt— coming out. she would still be a wottneee t tt— coming out. she would still be a waitress if it wasn't— coming out. she would still be a waitress if it wasn't for- ti.t:0.ti“ “t3 she would still be a waitress if it wasn't for dad ti.00“ “t3 she would still be a waitress if it wasn't for dad . waitress if it wasn't for dad. were— waitress if it wasn't for dad. were not— waitress if it wasn't for dad. were not gotng— waitress if it wasn't for dad. we're not going to- waitress if it wasn't for dad. we're not going to go- waitress if it wasn't for dad. we're not going to go away. this is going to change everything. there really unhealthy for each other. it's a toxic relationship . dad's deathbed plea to the tongnten— . dad's deathbed plea to the tongnten ne— . dad's deathbed plea to the daughter he lost— dad's deathbed plea to the daughter he lost it. i“ daughter he lost it. how can i fix daughter he lost it. how can i to tttee tn— daughter he lost it. how can i fix this? on the— daughter he lost it. how can i fix this? on the eve- daughter he lost it. how can i fix this? on the eve of- daughter he lost it. i“ ”x 57 on the eve of the fix this? on the eve of the cononotton— fix this? on the eve of the coronation the _ 7.x 57 on the eve of the coronation the inside story , coronation the inside story, nonw— coronation the inside story, harry otneotw— coronation the inside story, harry already had a lot of these tnongnte— harry already had a lot of these tnongnte ont— harry already had a lot of these thoughts and feelings, and wegnon— thoughts and feelings, and wegnon tnet— thoughts and feelings, and meghan just kind of emboldened ntn. — meghan just kind of emboldened ntn. ann— meghan just kind of emboldened ntn. ann-tnte— meghan just kind of emboldened him. and lthis the— meghan just kind of emboldened him. ' 2 33 him. and is this the biggest prince andrew bombshell yet ? prince andrew bombshell yet? but what was your relationship wttn— but what was your relationship wttn ntnte— but what was your relationship with prince andrew? so a lot to nnttet— with prince andrew? so a lot to nnttettnene. — with prince andrew? so a lot to unpick there. lady— with prince andrew? so a lot to unpick there. 52 c with prince andrew? so a lot to unpick there. 53 unpick there. lady c but i think the thing for me that is actually most upsetting and i know that you are very fond and close with markle family as well, is that thomas markle is a decent human being. he is a good guy - decent human being. he is a good guy . you can see how difficult guy. you can see how difficult it is for him to speak because he's still recovering from the

stroke that nearly took his life a year ago and all he's asking of meghan lady c is how can i fix this? but she continues , fix this? but she continues, choose to ignore him . well, the choose to ignore him. well, the reality is he can't fix it. there's nothing for thereis nothing for him to do reality is he can't fix it. - there's nothing for him to do . there's nothing for him to do. ant— there's nothing for him to do. and incidentally,— there's nothing for him to do. and incidentally, did you notice tnot— and incidentally, did you notice tnot tte— and incidentally, did you notice that his mouth— and incidentally, did you notice that his mouth is— and incidentally, did you notice that his mouth is distorted, wnon— that his mouth is distorted, wnten te— that his mouth is distorted, which is obviously a sign of a neettnot— which is obviously a sign of a residual effect— which is obviously a sign of a residual effect of— which is obviously a sign of a residual effect of the stroke . residual effect of the stroke. so.— residual effect of the stroke. so. you — residual effect of the stroke. so. you know.— residual effect of the stroke. so, you know, there's- residual effect of the stroke. so, you know, there's no- residual effect of the stroke. so, you know, there's no doubt he had a very serious stroke, but he can't fix it. he didn't break it. it's up to her to fix it . you know, he really has done it. you know, he really has done very little compared to when you stop to think what she and harry have done, the way they have violated everybody's privacy, the lies that they have told the intrusive interviews they've given. i mean, what thomas markle did, which was simply

trying to, uh , restore his trying to, uh, restore his dignity, was really a bagatelle compared to what they've done. and how dare she think that her father should be put in this invidious position? i don't think he has anything to do. i think he has anything to do. i think it's up to her and i think she ought to hurry up and do it . yeah, and i'm sorry if she ween-t.— . yeah, and i'm sorry if she toeen-t. t— . yeah, and i'm sorry if she doesn't. i judge— yeah, and i'm sorry if she doesn't. i judge her because tnte— doesn't. i judge her because the te— doesn't. i judge her because the te ten— doesn't. i judge her because this is her father— doesn't. i judge her because this is her father saying i'm tnotottw— this is her father saying i'm probably close— this is her father saying i'm probably close to death now. i note— probably close to death now. i note tnot-e— probably close to death now. i hope that's not— probably close to death now. i hope that's not true . you know, hope that's not true. you know, i hope that's not true. you know, t note— hope that's not true. you know, t note tonn — hope that's not true. you know, t note tonn noe— hope that's not true. you know, i hope tom has the vigour to ttgnt— i hope tom has the vigour to ttgnt — i hope tom has the vigour to ttgnt ant— i hope tom has the vigour to fight on. and i— i hope tom has the vigour to fight on. and i know that sonontno.— fight on. and i know that samantha, his- fight on. and i know that samantha, his daughter, and his otnen— samantha, his daughter, and his otnen eo— samantha, his daughter, and his other son, tom _ samantha, his daughter, and his other son, tom markle junior, gotng— other son, tom markle junior, gotng to— other son, tom markle junior, are going to support him . but are going to support him. but the are going to support him. but tne neotttw— are going to support him. but the reality is— are going to support him. but the reality is he— are going to support him. but the reality is he is pleading wttn— the reality is he is pleading wttn ten— the reality is he is pleading with her just— the reality is he is pleading with her just to— the reality is he is pleading with her just to get in touch . with her just to get in touch. wee. — with her just to get in touch. wee. wett— with her just to get in touch. wee. wett won— with her just to get in touch. yes. well you know. cj’“ yes. well you know. oh, sorry. ate— yes. well you know. oh, sorry. ate you— yes. well you know. oh, sorry. are you coming, phil? go on field. go we'll give you your vote—

field. go we'll give you your toot— field. go we'll give you your voice back to— field. go we'll give you your voice back to phil.- field. go we'll give you your voice back to phil. i- �*" 02 c0 we'll give you your voice back to phil. i thought tnot— voice back to phil. i thought tnot woe— voice back to phil. i thought that was directed at me. ” that was directed at me. yeah. no that was directed at me. yeah. to t— that was directed at me. yeah. to t neon— that was directed at me. yeah. to t tte— that was directed at me. yeah. no i mean, it's one— that was directed at me. yeah. no i mean, it's one of the things i've always felt incredibly sorry for thomas markle. i mean, the that markle. i mean, the fact that they're living in america they're now living in america and they can't be bothered to go down road and see him in down the road and see him in mexico, it's absolutely mexico, i think it's absolutely cruel. absolutely cruel. it's absolutely unbelievable. and you remember that that harry that that interview that harry gave promoting gave when he was promoting spare, gave when he was promoting spafather? well, she hasn't her father? well, she hasn't lost to to lost him. it's up to them to make it up to him. but looks make it up to him. but it looks like aussies have got hold like the aussies have got hold of a bombshell. there. doesn't it? footage and some it? some old footage and some sensational interviews. let's sensational interviews. so let's hope we can see some more of that here. looks that program over here. it looks incredible. course. now back incredible. of course. now back here, a incredible. of course. now back tene. o ntgn— incredible. of course. now back here, a high court— incredible. of course. now back here, a high court judge- i2 i now back here, a high court judge has totntet— here, a high court judge has totntet ont— here, a high court judge has pointed out glaring instances , pointed out glaring instances, teee— pointed out glaring instances, teee tn— pointed out glaring instances, audiences in prince harry's tnone— audiences in prince harry's phone hacking— audiences in prince harry's phone hacking claim against the tntttenen— phone hacking claim against the tntttenen ot— phone hacking claim against the publisher of the— phone hacking claim against the publisher of the sun . nan, this publisher of the sun. nan, this is publisher of the sun. nan, this te wn— publisher of the sun. nan, this te on net— publisher of the sun. nan, this is mrjust miss— publisher of the sun. nan, this is mrjust miss fancourt, publisher of the sun. nan, this is mr just miss fancourt, who eott— is mr just miss fancourt, who eott tnot— is mr just miss fancourt, who said that harry— is mr just miss fancourt, who said that harry claimed to know otont— said that harry claimed to know otont o— said that harry claimed to know about a secret— said that harry claimed to know about a secret agreement between wewe— about a secret agreement between wewe enont— about a secret agreement between news group newspapers and tnettngnon — news group newspapers and buckingham palace that prevented him buckingham palace that prevented ntn tonnentng— buckingham palace that prevented him launching litigation in 2012 wntte— him launching litigation in 2012 wntte oteo— him launching litigation in 2012 while also claiming he can. he onw— while also claiming he can. he only tnttw— while also claiming he can. he only fully appreciated the scale of only fully appreciated the scale ot tne— only fully appreciated the scale of the hacking _ only fully appreciated the scale of the hacking in— only fully appreciated the scale of the hacking in 2019. but the judge— of the hacking in 2019. but the

judge questioned— of the hacking in 2019. but the judge questioned why the duke had judge questioned why the duke not tottet— judge questioned why the duke had failed to— judge questioned why the duke had failed to make reference to the had failed to make reference to tne otteget— had failed to make reference to the alleged deal— had failed to make reference to the alleged deal between the newetoten— the alleged deal between the newspaper group and william in his newspaper group and william in tte-eotn. — newspaper group and william in his-claim. now,- newspaper group and william in his claim. now, royal his original claim. now, royal sources say that— his original claim. now, royal sources say that harry could towe— sources say that harry could have received— sources say that harry could have received a— sources say that harry could have received a payout just like his have received a payout just like we tnottet— have received a payout just like his brother, prince— have received a payout just like his brother, prince william, who gntettw— his brother, prince william, who gntettw eetttet— his brother, prince william, who quietly settled with the company in quietly settled with the company tn zone.— quietly settled with the company tn zozo. tnt— quietly settled with the company in 2020. but quote— quietly settled with the company in 2020. but quote , he went in 2020. but quote, he went nogne— in 2020. but quote, he went nogne so— in 2020. but quote, he went rogue. so ladies,— in 2020. but quote, he went rogue. so ladies, see the issue for rogue. so ladies, see the issue ton tene— rogue. so ladies, see the issue ton tene nonw— rogue. so ladies, see the issue for here harry is— rogue. so ladies, see the issue for here harry is that the judge toeen-t— for here harry is that the judge toeen-t oe— for here harry is that the judge doesn't care that— for here harry is that the judge doesn't care that he's a prince acas— doesn't care that he's a prince acas tne— doesn't care that he's a prince acas tne tntge— doesn't care that he's a prince acas the judge isn't just going to oeeett— acas the judge isn't just going to oeeett nte— acas the judge isn't just going to accept his narrative and oetnottw— to accept his narrative and oetnottw .— to accept his narrative and oetnottw . on— to accept his narrative and actually , on the show last actually, on the show last ntgnt— actually, on the show last ntgnt. t— actually, on the show last night, i went— actually, on the show last night, i went through his wttneee— night, i went through his witness statement and picked notee— witness statement and picked notee tn— witness statement and picked notee tn tt— witness statement and picked holes in it. it's— witness statement and picked holes in it. it's simply not tnntntnt. — holes in it. it's simply not truthful. lady— holes in it. it's simply not truthful. lady c- holes in it. it's simply not truthful. lady c well, the judge has truthful. lady c well, the judge noe note— truthful. lady c well, the judge noe note tt— truthful. lady c well, the judge has made it absolutely clear tnot— has made it absolutely clear tnot ne— has made it absolutely clear tnot ne noe— has made it absolutely clear that he has problems with the totte— that he has problems with the toete. oe— that he has problems with the toete. oe nonw— that he has problems with the facts, as harry has presented tnen— facts, as harry has presented tnen .— facts, as harry has presented tnen . ont— facts, as harry has presented them , and that— facts, as harry has presented them , and that they are, while them, and that they are, while them, and that they are, while tne tneeent— them, and that they are, while the present witness statement is eonttetetw— the present witness statement is eonttetetw ot— the present witness statement is completely at variance with his tontentone— completely at variance with his tontentone ot— completely at variance with his particulars of claim and the toeteottw— particulars of claim and the toeteottw .— particulars of claim and the basically , you— particulars of claim and the basically , you know, that means basically, you know, that means tnot— basically, you know, that means tnot nonw— basically, you know, that means tnot nonnw te— basically, you know, that means tnot harry te on— basically, you know, that means that harry is an unreliable wttneee— that harry is an unreliable witness this— that harry is an unreliable witness this that you can't rely

on onwtntng— witness this that you can't rely on onwtntng ne— witness this that you can't rely on anything he says . : 2 witness this that you can't rely on anything he says . ' 2 on anything he says. and a totter— on anything he says. and a rotor noe— on anything he says. and a rather more perfunctory would say , you know, the judge is say, you know, the judge is saying very elegantly, he thinks harry is lying , that he has come harry is lying, that he has come up with a new version of the facts to really gouge out the eyes of news group news papers because his old version of the facts is not going to wash. and mean it's as big a condemnation from a judge as i've ever heard about a potential little claimants evidence. yeah and phil, the extraordinary- ti.5 2 i ”t05’“ and phil, the extraordinary thing otont— phil, the extraordinary thing otont tnte— phil, the extraordinary thing about this witness statement is nee— about this witness statement is ne-e not— about this witness statement is ne-e not tnet— about this witness statement is he's not just going for the eettee— he's not just going for the newspapers. he's going for his tonttw— newspapers. he's going for his tonttw wet— newspapers. he's going for his own family yet again. he's going for own family yet again. he's going ton cnontee.— own family yet again. he's going for charles. he's— own family yet again. he's going for charles. he's going for conttto. — for charles. he's going for camilla. he's— for charles. he's going for camilla. he's going for william. tnet— camilla. he's going for william. tnet ntne— camilla. he's going for william. just towe— camilla. he's going for william. just nine days before the coronation— just nine days before the coronation ._ just nine days before the coronation . my it's coronation. my it's extraordinary. ’“ coronation. my it's- extraordinary. i mean, we coronation. my it's— extraordinary. i mean, we all know he likes rewriting history. but i mean, when you think about

it, before meghan came along, he and william were so close. i just don't believe william just don't believe that william wouldn't have discussed phone hacking him. he wouldn't hacking with him. he wouldn't have him have discussed with him the tactics with and tactics to deal with it. and indeed, charles and the queen. so making so i think he's just making it up along, really. and up as he goes along, really. and what is he's got what fascinates me is he's got these three cases hasn't these three cases now, hasn't he, the mail he, against the sun, the mail and what happens if and the mirror. what happens if he them? is he is he going he loses them? is he is he going to give up with this legal to give up with all this legal nonsense and carry with it nonsense and carry on with it and keep mounting up and just keep mounting up the costs? to finally costs? or is he going to finally sort take one back sort of take one step back and say, look, you know, there's really gained really nothing to be gained by this? sad to watch this? it's quite sad to watch it. it's almost destructive. it's mission now . it's a deranged mission now. tte— it's a deranged mission now. tt-eltenonget— it's a deranged mission now. it's deranged mission. but it's a deranged mission. but toot.— it's a deranged mission. but toot. eon— it's a deranged mission. but toot. we— it's a deranged mission. but look, can we cross to allah? neee— look, can we cross to allah? because because _ look, can we cross to allah? because because harry and meghan was because because harry and meghan etottet— because because harry and meghan etottet on— because because harry and meghan etottet on o— because because harry and meghan was spotted on a romantic date at was spotted on a romantic date otltotene— was spotted on a romantic date at lakers basketball game this at a lakers basketball game this week.— at a lakers basketball game this ween-gotng— at a lakers basketball game this ween-gotng to— at a lakers basketball game this week.-going to say- at a lakers basketball game this week. going to say romantic week. i'm going to say romantic tte— week. i'm going to say romantic tte tnot— week. i'm going to say romantic like that because— week. i'm going to say romantic like that because as of course, tnet— like that because as of course, tnew — like that because as of course, they were caught— like that because as of course, they were caught on kiss cam totw. — they were caught on kiss cam totw. see— they were caught on kiss cam lady. see where— they were caught on kiss cam lady. see where it appears that wegnon— lady. see where it appears that wegnon tnttet— lady. see where it appears that meghan pulled away from harry, but meghan pulled away from harry, tnt tneteot— meghan pulled away from harry, but instead of— meghan pulled away from harry, but instead of this— meghan pulled away from harry, but instead of this actually tetng— but instead of this actually tetng on— but instead of this actually being an intimate night together for being an intimate night together ton lady— being an intimate night together ton totw c.— being an intimate night together for lady c, apparently this was

oetnottw— for lady c, apparently this was oetnottw o— for lady c, apparently this was oetnottw o gnont— for lady c, apparently this was actually a group of lackeys and enttoweee— actually a group of lackeys and employees surrounding them, tnetnttng— employees surrounding them, including their— employees surrounding them, including their lawyer, pr eente — including their lawyer, pr executive and _ including their lawyer, pr executive and a load of archewell_ executive and a load of archewell staff. so lady c, this wnote— archewell staff. so lady c, this wnote tntng— archewell staff. so lady c, this whole thing looks— archewell staff. so lady c, this whole thing looks staged to me. am whole thing looks staged to me. an t— whole thing looks staged to me. an t tetng— whole thing looks staged to me. am i being unfair— whole thing looks staged to me. am i being unfairthere? well whole thing looks staged to me. am i being unfair there? well of course you're not— am i being unfair there? well of course you're not being unfair. ton— course you're not being unfair. g... .— course you're not being unfair. ton . tte— course you're not being unfair. dan , it's obviously— course you're not being unfair. dan , it's obviously been- course you're not being unfair. dan , it's obviously been staged dan, it's obviously been staged . it was staged to knock out louis birthday and to muscle in on the coronation. it's also giving the message that the separation rumours are not true, but they might be true because she can't even allow him to kiss her. you know, the problem with meghan and harry is there are so many subtexts with their narratives , they just throw narratives, they just throw things out the way people throw sandin things out the way people throw sand in every body's face and i actually think that if you examine what they've done, it costs about $20,000 to have their employees who are employed arnie, supposedly of a charity .

arnie, supposedly of a charity. she also has her lawyer and her business manager who, contrary to reports in the papers, are very secondary . they are not very secondary. they are not first street. they're not of the first rank in holyrood . they first rank in holyrood. they have always been second rate and they've boosted her financially and she's boosting their reputation as they hope with her celebrity. except of course, her celebrity. except of course, her celebrity has become pretty much infamy, hasn't it? so do you think infamy, hasn't it? so do you tntnt tnew-ne— infamy, hasn't it? so do you think they're okay?- c 7 so do you think they're okay? you know, are think they're okay? you know, won — think they're okay? you know, won getttng— think they're okay? you know, are you getting any sense that nonw— are you getting any sense that nonnw ont— are you getting any sense that harry and meghan are leading eetonote— harry and meghan are leading separate lives?— harry and meghan are leading separate lives? i— harry and meghan are leading separate lives? i don't think tnew-ne— separate lives? i don't think they're leading— separate lives? i don't think they're leading separate lives, but they're leading separate lives, tnt tt— they're leading separate lives, tnt tt woe— they're leading separate lives, tnt tt o— they're leading separate lives, but it was a bit— they're leading separate lives, but it was a bit more like the ontee— but it was a bit more like the otttee tony.— but it was a bit more like the office party, wasn't it, than a nonontte— office party, wasn't it, than a romantic night— office party, wasn't it, than a romantic night out. ’“ romantic night out. i mean, turn tenno— romantic night out. i mean, turn round and everyone was round and everyone else was there. i it's all part there. but i think it's all part of relaunch. she looked of her relaunch. she looked quite she? quite different, didn't she? she's the new hairstyle. i she's got the new hairstyle. i don't know whether had don't know whether she's had anything but yeah. anything else done, but yeah. and of course. of course. and of course. phil of course. nn— and of course. phil of course. phil,-relaunch_ and of course. phil of course. phil, relaunch just phil, this relaunch just tottenet— phil, this relaunch just happened to- phil, this relaunch just happened to come. see happened to come. oh, i see you, toot.— happened to come. oh, i see you, toot-eee— happened to come. oh, i see you, totw.-eee-won-ne- lady. see, i see what you're ttnttng— lady. see, i see what you're hinting-this- lady. see, i see what you're hinting this relaunch hinting there. this relaunch tottenet— hinting there. this relaunch. happened—before hinting there. this relaunch- happened_before the happened to come just before the

cononotton— happened to come just before the coronation—steal- happened to come just before the coronation—steal all. coronation so she can steal all of coronation so she can steal all ot tne— coronation so she can steal all of the headlines.— coronation so she can steal all of the headlines. hey, but very exettet— of the headlines. hey, but very exettet-totw— of the headlines. hey, but very excited-lady c- of the headlines. hey, but very excited lady c and phil excited to say lady c and phil tontten— excited to say lady c and phil tontten wtt— excited to say lady c and phil dampier will be _ excited to say lady c and phil dampier will be live with me for a dampier will be live with me for o eteetot— dampier will be live with me for a special edition— dampier will be live with me for a special edition of— dampier will be live with me for a special edition of the show next— a special edition of the show next thursday— a special edition of the show next thursday night previewing the coronation.— next thursday night previewing the coronation. so i will see you— the coronation. so i will see won-tn— the coronation. so i will see won-tn neeo- the coronation. so i will see you-in person at- the coronation. so i will see you in person at bp on you both in person at bp on tnnnetow— you both in person at bp on tnnnetow .— you both in person at bp on thursday. but— you both in person at bp on thursday. but coming up, as nonw— thursday. but coming up, as harry launches— thursday. but coming up, as harry launches his fresh round of harry launches his fresh round ot wonteetto— harry launches his fresh round of montecito missiles, robert toeew— of montecito missiles, robert toeew te— of montecito missiles, robert toeew te gotng— of montecito missiles, robert lacey is going to— of montecito missiles, robert lacey is going to join me live in lacey is going to join me live tn tne— lacey is going to join me live in the studio.— lacey is going to join me live in the studio. he's, of course, tne— in the studio. he's, of course, tne tnotne— in the studio. he's, of course, the brains behind— in the studio. he's, of course, the brains behind the crown. but sir, the brains behind the crown. but snetto— the brains behind the crown. but sir, suella braverman locks tonne— sir, suella braverman locks tonne wttn— sir, suella braverman locks horns with sly— sir, suella braverman locks horns with sly news party girl kay— horns with sly news party girl tow tnntew— horns with sly news party girl tow tnntew .— horns with sly news party girl kay burley . but— horns with sly news party girl kay burley . but why are the kay burley. but why are the note— kay burley. but why are the nottt tett— kay burley. but why are the rabid left frothing at the nontne— rabid left frothing at the nontne at— rabid left frothing at the mouth? at her admission , given mouth? at her admission, given tnot— mouth? at her admission, given tnot tnene— mouth? at her admission, given that there are _ mouth? at her admission, given that there are multiple cases eoettw— that there are multiple cases eoettw tnowtng— that there are multiple cases easily proving the home seenetonw-e— easily proving the home secretary's point about these ntgnonte— secretary's point about these migrants superstar panel are ntten— migrants superstar panel are nttet ont— migrants superstar panel are riled and ready— migrants superstar panel are riled and ready to go on this etnotgnt— riled and ready to go on this straight after— riled and ready to go on this straight after the .

break it's 10 ibreak- it's 10 pm. itteot- it's 10 pm. i'm itteot— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tongnt— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tontgnt wttn— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight with the— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight with the snp and gulfed in accusations— tonight with the snp and gulfed in accusations of— tonight with the snp and gulfed in accusations of corruption, tne— in accusations of corruption, the scottish _ in accusations of corruption, the scottish tory— in accusations of corruption, the scottish tory leader douglas toee— the scottish tory leader douglas toee woe— the scottish tory leader douglas toee totow— the scottish tory leader douglas ross was today reminded of a eenotn— ross was today reminded of a eenotn tw— ross was today reminded of a certain tv crime— ross was today reminded of a certain tv crime drama . ’“ certain tv crime drama. this is all certain tv crime drama. this is ott etonttng— certain tv crime drama. this is ott etonttng to— certain tv crime drama. this is all starting to look like an episode of line of duty and after lord frost appeared on this show to call for failing devolution to be reversed, the first minister humza yousaf lewis, has hit out in a lame riposte obe . last week, a senior riposte obe. last week, a senior tow— riposte obe. last week, a senior tow eott— riposte obe. last week, a senior tory eott tne— riposte obe. last week, a senior tory said the quiet— riposte obe. last week, a senior tory said the quiet bit- 2 cjfié last week, a senior tory said the quiet bit out loud

. they— tory said the quiet bit out loud . they admitted— tory said the quiet bit out loud . they admitted they want to put tewotntton— . they admitted they want to put devolution in— . they admitted they want to put devolution in reverse . 30:00 devolution in reverse. well, tete— devolution in reverse. well, let's discuss— devolution in reverse. well, let's discuss it— devolution in reverse. well, let's discuss it out loud then, shall we? useless or should the snp have less power and not more? kelvin mackenzie is going to give his searing take on the collapse of scottish separatism in uncanceled after superwoman sevilla had to spell out british law to sly news party gal cable . surely not illegal is it to come here on— . surely not illegal is it to come here on a— surely not illegal is it to come here on a boat? it is tttegot— come here on a boat? it is tttegot to— come here on a boat? it is tttegot to get— come here on a boat? it is illegal to get on a boat to come tene— illegal to get on a boat to come nene tttegottw— illegal to get on a boat to come nene tttegottw .— illegal to get on a boat to come here illegally . you— illegal to get on a boat to come here illegally . you don't have here illegally. you don't have tegot— here illegally. you don't have legal permission— here illegally. you don't have legal permission to be in the nnttet. — legal permission to be in the nnttet. eet— legal permission to be in the united. get on— legal permission to be in the united. get on one of the boats . so— united. get on one of the boats . so te— united. get on one of the boats . so to ete— united. get on one of the boats . so is she right— united. get on one of the boats . so is she right that- united. get on one of the boats . so is she right that illegal migrants are criminals who are at odds with british values? that's big with my that's the big debate with my superstar panel next. and tonight , i'm superstar panel next. and tonight, i'm joined carol tonight, i'm joined by carol mcgiffin , sean bailey and amy mcgiffin, sean bailey and amy nicholl. it'sjust mcgiffin, sean bailey and amy nicholl. it's just nine days until king charles is awkwardly reunited with his son at the coronation. but another father has his own axe to grind. dad's deathbed plea to— has his own axe to grind. dad's deathbed plea to the- “ 0nt“ 5t,t

deathbed plea to the daughter he toet . — deathbed plea to the daughter he toet . wont— deathbed plea to the daughter he lost. nana how— deathbed plea to the daughter he lost. nana how can— deathbed plea to the daughter he lost. nana how can i- deathbed plea to the daughter he lost . \t5t“5t i“ 7x deathbed plea to the daughter he lost . \t5“5 ti.5“ deathbed plea to the daughter he lost . \t5“5t i“ 57 lost. nana how can i fix this? so sad . so as the lovely thomas so sad. so as the lovely thomas wonne— so sad. so as the lovely thomas wontte. o— so sad. so as the lovely thomas markle, a really— so sad. so as the lovely thomas markle, a really good— 552 so as the lovely thomas markle, a really good man, gets his markle, a really good man, gets nte totte— markle, a really good man, gets his voice back— markle, a really good man, gets his voice back almost a year on tnon— his voice back almost a year on tnon tnot— his voice back almost a year on from that devastating stroke are the from that devastating stroke are tne sneeeee— from that devastating stroke are the sussexes suddenly on the toot— the sussexes suddenly on the toot toote— the sussexes suddenly on the back foot? robert lacey, author of back foot? robert lacey, author ot totte— back foot? robert lacey, author ot tottte ot— back foot? robert lacey, author of battle of brothers and otween— of battle of brothers and otween on— of battle of brothers and adviser on the - of battle of brothers and adviser on the hit netflix tne— adviser on the hit netflix series the crown speaks out live on tnot— series the crown speaks out live on that bombshell— series the crown speaks out live on that bombshell tv appearance . tony-e— on that bombshell tv appearance . harry's victimhood narrative teen— . harry's victimhood narrative teen ttown— . harry's victimhood narrative teen ttown nt— . harry's victimhood narrative been blown up by a high court judge— been blown up by a high court tntge ont— been blown up by a high court tntge ont nnon— been blown up by a high court judge and much more as the cononotton— judge and much more as the coronation countdown continues . coronation countdown continues. ntne.— coronation countdown continues. ntne. oe— coronation countdown continues. ntne. oe o— coronation countdown continues. plus, as a massive— coronation countdown continues. plus, as a massive new global etnot— plus, as a massive new global etntw enowe— plus, as a massive new global study shows the— plus, as a massive new global study shows the uk is one of the teoet— study shows the uk is one of the teoet nonet— study shows the uk is one of the least racist countries in the wontt.— least racist countries in the wontt. tne— least racist countries in the world. one of— least racist countries in the world. one of our superstar tonetttete.— world. one of our superstar panellists, sean— world. one of our superstar panellists, sean bailey, says tne— panellists, sean bailey, says tne tett— panellists, sean bailey, says tne tett oe— panellists, sean bailey, says the left are trying to create a race war. so our— the left are trying to create a race war. so our top tory will exttotn— race war. so our top tory will eottotn why— race war. so our top tory will eottotn why tn— race war. so our top tory will explain why in just a few ntnntee— explain why in just a few minutes. and— explain why in just a few minutes. and finally , the king minutes. and finally, the king of minutes. and finally, the king ot tne— minutes. and finally, the king ot tne enot— minutes. and finally, the king of the chat show— minutes. and finally, the king of the chat show tv legend jerry stntngen— of the chat show tv legend jerry stnngen noe— of the chat show tv legend jerry springer has died— of the chat show tv legend jerry springer has died at the age of 79. springer has died at the age of at. ant— springer has died at the age of 79. and unlike— springer has died at the age of 79. and unlike the sneering tneeentene— 79. and unlike the sneering presenters we— 79. and unlike the sneering presenters we see on screen presenters we see on screen totow— presenters we see on screen totow .— presenters we see on screen totow . ne— presenters we see on screen totow . ne knew— presenters we see on screen today , he knew that entertaining today, he knew that entertaining

tetn— today, he knew that entertaining tettw enontt— today, he knew that entertaining telly should be— today, he knew that entertaining telly should be for— today, he knew that entertaining telly should be for the people by tne— telly should be for the people by tne teotte. — telly should be for the people by the people. harry has more tnon— by the people. harry has more tnon won— by the people. harry has more tnon won to— by the people. harry has more tnon won to .— by the people. harry has more tnon won to . — by the people. harry has more than you do . �*tjy�*jtii: cc i than you do. we'll be back. wnot— than you do. we'll be back. wnot o— than you do. we'll be back. wnot o guy- — than you do. we'll be back. wnot o guy- ant— than you do. we'll be back. what a guy. and you- than you do. �*tjy�*jtii: cc i what a guy. and you know he was tonn— what a guy. and you know he was tonn tn— what a guy. and you know he was born in britain.— what a guy. and you know he was born in britain. jerry— what a guy. and you know he was born in britain. jerry springer. he born in britain. jerry springer. ne woe— born in britain. jerry springer. ne tonn— born in britain. jerry springer. he was born in— born in britain. jerry springer. he was born in a— born in britain. jerry springer. he was born in a tube station in ttet— he was born in a tube station in ttaa tnntng— he was born in a tube station in 1944 during world— he was born in a tube station in 1944 during world war ii. of nte— 1944 during world war ii. of course, his parents, they're ntttng— course, his parents, they're ntttng tnon — course, his parents, they're hiding from the— course, his parents, they're hiding from the bomb. so perhaps he hiding from the bomb. so perhaps ne conto— hiding from the bomb. so perhaps ne eontt te— hiding from the bomb. so perhaps ne eontt te o— hiding from the bomb. so perhaps he could be a contender for tontgnt-e— he could be a contender for tonight's greatest britain as wet.— tonight's greatest britain as wet. we-ne— tonight's greatest britain as well. we're also— tonight's greatest britain as well. we're also going to have a ttet— well. we're also going to have a ttnet toot— well. we're also going to have a ttnet toot ot— well. we're also going to have a first look at tomorrow's neweoopen— first look at tomorrow's newspaper, front pages, hot off the newspaper, front pages, hot off tne tneee— newspaper, front pages, hot off tne tneee tn— newspaper, front pages, hot off the press in just— newspaper, front pages, hot off the press in just a— newspaper, front pages, hot off the press in just a moment. tetone— the press in just a moment. tetone ott— the press in just a moment. before all of— the press in just a moment. before all of that, though, the news headlines— before all of that, though, the news headlines with polly middlehurst— news headlines with polly middlehurst ._ news headlines with polly middlehurst . dan thank you. middlehurst. dan thank you. the top etont— middlehurst. dan thank you. the top story tongnt— middlehurst. dan thank you. the top story tonight from _ middlehurst. dan thank you. the top story tonight from the gb news room in sudan. the army and para military group have both agreed now to extend the ceasefire for a further 72 hours. british forces have

evacuated almost 900 people out of sudan so far , and those of sudan so far, and those rescue efforts are continuing . rescue efforts are continuing. the foreign secretary said today it would be potentially impossible to continue with that operation if the truce had ended.the operation if the truce had ended. the deadline was going to be at 11:00 tonight. the government's now urging those with british passports and visas to make their way to the airfield as soon as possible here. the royal college of nursing has been forced to cut short strike action plan for this weekend after the government won a legal challenge in court. the high court ruled part of their 48 hour walkout on tuesday would be unlawful, as the chs six month mandate for strike action would have run out the day before . the chs general the day before. the chs general secretary pat cullen says the government has lost the trust of nurses and the public. but the parliament undersecretary for health, maria caulfield, said she's hopeful negotiations will now be able to continue. we

recognise that every day of strike has an impact on patients. it's outpatient appointments,- t0;“5 it's outpatient appointments, cancelled, tests eoneettet— appointments, cancelled, tests cancelled and _ appointments, cancelled, tests cancelled and operations eoneettet— cancelled and operations cancelled and- cancelled and operations cancelled and absolutely, you know.— cancelled and absolutely, you know. we— cancelled and absolutely, you know, we don't— cancelled and absolutely, you know, we don't want to stop the ntgnt— know, we don't want to stop the ntgnt to — know, we don't want to stop the ntgnt to etntte— know, we don't want to stop the right to strike, but— know, we don't want to stop the right to strike, but it has to be right to strike, but it has to te tone— right to strike, but it has to te tone tn— right to strike, but it has to te tone tn o— right to strike, but it has to be done in a legal way. right to strike, but it has to be done in a legal way . and be done in a legal way. and tnot-e— be done in a legal way. and tnot-e why— be done in a legal way. and that's why the— be done in a legal way. and that's why the secretary of stote — that's why the secretary of stote toot— that's why the secretary of state took the— that's why the secretary of state took the action did. state took the action he did. notetnttw— state took the action he did. notetnttw we— state took the action he did. hopefully we can then get people toot— hopefully we can then get people toot nonnt— hopefully we can then get people back round the— hopefully we can then get people back round the table, particularly- back round the table, particularly rcn, to try back round the table,- particularly-rcn, to try and particularly the rcn, to try and to— particularly the rcn, to try and to o— particularly the rcn, to try and come to a resolution overall, etntte— come to a resolution overall, more strike news— come to a resolution overall, more strike news now. “ c more strike news now. this time the more strike news now. this time tte ttnt— more strike news now. this time the rmt union, which has announced workers across 14 train operate centres, are due to work at walkout rather on the 13th of may after rejecting the latest pay offer. general secretary mick lynch claims the rail delivery group has now reneged on their original proposal. earlier the aslef union said train drivers are planning three new strikes across may and june after turning down a 4% pay rise. the action by both unions will impact both the eurovision song contest in liverpool and the fa cup final . now detectives cup final. now detectives searching for the partner of a

pregnant teacher who was killed in glasgow have found a body. police launched a murder investigation after morrell sturrock was found dead on tuesday morning. she was 29 weeks pregnant and her baby did not survive. police scotland say the body is yet to be formally identified, but it is believed to be that of her fiance, david yates, who was wanted in connection with her murder . the connection with her murder. the dup leader says the government's latest budget for northern ireland is playing politics and punishing people. the funding allocation is likely to result in significant real terms cuts to public services. devolution is currently suspended because the dup is boycotting power sharing over post—brexit trade . sharing over post—brexit trade. but the northern ireland secretary, chris heaton—harris, secretary, chris heaton— harris, says secretary, chris heaton—harris, says he'll continue to hold talks with leaders in stormont. the purpose was not to punish anybody with this budget. the purpose of this budget- anybody with this budget. the purpose of this budget is- 2 23 the purpose of this budget is to note— purpose of this budget is to make sure public services can

eonttnne— make sure public services can eonttnne tn— make sure public services can continue in the— make sure public services can continue in the absence of an eente— continue in the absence of an eente .— continue in the absence of an executive . now— continue in the absence of an executive . now i— continue in the absence of an executive . now i do want to see executive. now i do want to see an executive. now i do want to see on eente— executive. now i do want to see on eente nt— executive. now i do want to see an executive up and running, and tnot-e— an executive up and running, and toe why— an executive up and running, and toe wby t— an executive up and running, and that's why i continue to have totte— that's why i continue to have totte wttn— that's why i continue to have talks with the _ that's why i continue to have talks with the epp representatives and let's see wnene— representatives and let's see wnene-teot— representatives and let's see where-lead to. - representatives and let's see where lead to. you're up to where they lead to. you're up to tote— where they lead to. you're up to tote on— where they lead to. you're up to tote on tw— where they lead to. you're up to date on tv online_ where they lead to. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on tne— date on tv online dab+ radio and on tne tnne— date on tv online dab+ radio and on tne tnne tn— date on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in app. _ date on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in app. “ cit on the tune in app. this is gb wowe— on the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news . news, britain's news. channel tomorrow's news tonight. news, britain's news. channel- . tomorrow's news tonight. now in news, britain's news. channel- . tomorrow's news tfronttt. now in our media abuzz. first front pages— our media abuzz. first front togee oe— our media abuzz. first front togee .— our media abuzz. first front togee . tn— our media abuzz. first front pages are . in the metro reports pages are. in the metro reports on tne— pages are. in the metro reports on tne ennet— pages are. in the metro reports on the cruel rail— pages are. in the metro reports on the cruel rail strikes by the nnon— on the cruel rail strikes by the asttt— on the cruel rail strikes by the union aslef as— on the cruel rail strikes by the union aslef as they plan to walk out union aslef as they plan to walk ont on— union aslef as they plan to walk ont on tne— union aslef as they plan to walk ont on tne tow— union aslef as they plan to walk out on the day of— union aslef as they plan to walk out on the day of the first ever fa out on the day of the first ever ta cup— out on the day of the first ever ta cnt ttnot— out on the day of the first ever fa cup final between manchester ntwote— fa cup final between manchester ntwote cttw— fa cup final between manchester ntwote cttw ont— fa cup final between manchester rivals city and united . the rmt rivals city and united. the rmt nnon— rivals city and united. the rmt oteo— rivals city and united. the rmt union also announced today that tnet— union also announced today that tnew wtt— union also announced today that tnew wttt etoge— union also announced today that they will stage their own to etntte — they will stage their own to strike clash _ they will stage their own to strike clash with eurovision, nnton— strike clash with eurovision, wnten noe— strike clash with eurovision, which has been— strike clash with eurovision, which has been held in liverpool next— which has been held in liverpool next nontt— which has been held in liverpool next month. honestly scumbags. the next month. honestly scumbags. tne enontton—

next month. honestly scumbags. the guardian leads with the wonntng— the guardian leads with the wonntng tnot— the guardian leads with the warning that the metropolitan totte— warning that the metropolitan nottee conto— warning that the metropolitan police could be— warning that the metropolitan police could be failing to spot eentot— police could be failing to spot serial killers— police could be failing to spot serial killers and— police could be failing to spot serial killers and identify murderers because they are not tnotentw— murderers because they are not properly investigating unexpected deaths . that's unexpected deaths. that's oeeonttng— unexpected deaths. that's according to _ unexpected deaths. that's according to the inspector of conetotntonw— according to the inspector of constabulary and those woke tonnnottete— constabulary and those woke journalists couldn't help themselves.— journalists couldn't help themselves. they've also gone wttn— themselves. they've also gone wttn tne— themselves. they've also gone wttn tne tn— themselves. they've also gone with the in quotation marks newetotton— with the in quotation marks revelation that— with the in quotation marks revelation that the royal family are revelation that the royal family ttntet— revelation that the royal family ttntet to— revelation that the royal family are linked to slavery. the paper netontng— are linked to slavery. the paper netontng tnot— are linked to slavery. the paper reporting that king charles has tneet— reporting that king charles has direct ancestors— reporting that king charles has direct ancestors bought and eottottet— direct ancestors bought and exploited enslaved people . my exploited enslaved people. my enteneton— exploited enslaved people. my superstar panel— exploited enslaved people. my superstar panel back with me won— superstar panel back with me now. you weren't— superstar panel back with me now. you weren't impressed with tnot— now. you weren't impressed with tnot one— now. you weren't impressed with tnot wee— now. you weren't impressed with that one, were you?— now. you weren't impressed with that one, were you? mciff cj“ now. you weren't impressed with that one, were you? mciff cj“ that one, were you? mciff oh, my not.— that one, were you? mciff oh, my not. t— that one, were you? mciff oh, my not. t non-t— that one, were you? mciff oh, my god. i don't know— that one, were you? mciff oh, my god. i don't know how much more i can take. the awning at the guardians action . guardians wokery in action. it's just unbelievable, isn't it 7 it's just unbelievable, isn't it t tt— it's just unbelievable, isn't it t tt te. — it's just unbelievable, isn't it t tt te. tte— it's just unbelievable, isn't it 7 it is. it's like,— it's just unbelievable, isn't it ? it is. it's like, give it a net— ? it is. it's like, give it a neet .— ? it is. it's like, give it a neet . ewe— ? it is. it's like, give it a rest . give it— ? it is. it's like, give it a rest. give it a- ? it is. it's like, give it a rest. give it a rest. ? it is. it's like, give it a rest . give it a rest. exactly. rest. give it a rest. exactly. nnt— rest. give it a rest. exactly. tnt o— rest. give it a rest. exactly. tnt o eott— rest. give it a rest. exactly. put a sock in— rest. give it a rest. exactly. put a sock in it— rest. give it a rest. exactly. put a sock in it and stop it. top— put a sock in it and stop it. top tory— put a sock in it and stop it. top tony. soon— put a sock in it and stop it. top tory, sean bailey- put a sock in it and stop it. top tory, sean bailey alongside her and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. now, sky news party girl kay burley later left the agenda slip once again in a brace of confrontations with suella braverman and james cleverly on the migrant crisis today. this

is the moment the foreign secretary said small boat arrivals quote , abusing arrivals were, quote, abusing our . when asked if our hospitality. when asked if he agreed with robert jenrick's comments about migrants having different values to brits . different values to brits. thousands, tens of thousands different values to brits. - thousands, tens of thousands are tttegot— thousands, tens of thousands are tttegot to— thousands, tens of thousands are tttegot to one— thousands, tens of thousands are illegal to come over on a boat. is illegal to come over on a boat. t tt— illegal to come over on a boat. t tt tttegot— illegal to come over on a boat. t tt tttegot to— illegal to come over on a boat. is it illegal to come— illegal to come over on a boat. is it illegal to come on- illegal to come over on a boat. is it illegal to come on a- illegal to come over on a boat. is it illegal to come on a boat? but where people are illegal? ttongte— but where people are illegal? though? foreign— but where people are illegal? though? foreign secretary, why are you saying it's illegal? it's illegal because we are you saying it's illegal? - it's-illegal because we have it's not illegal because we have tegot. — legal. we can also see that tnene— legal. we can also see that tnene oe— legal. we can also see that there are-who- there are people who are tnooettwetw— there are people who are proactively abusing our noetttotttw.— proactively abusing our hospitality. if we see people otnetng— hospitality. if we see people otnetng tnot— hospitality. if we see people abusing that generosity , it abusing that generosity, it eoeet— abusing that generosity, it erodes trust. _ abusing that generosity, it erodes trust. it— abusing that generosity, it erodes trust. it erodes trust in tne— erodes trust. it erodes trust in the immigration— erodes trust. it erodes trust in the immigration system. it was on totow— the immigration system. it was on totow. — the immigration system. it was on one today. she— the immigration system. it was on one today. 2 on one today. she asked the same question to suella braverman as the home secretary ruled out opening routes to non—british sudanese people fleeing violence. so actually, if you can answer my question, what did he mean by not adopting our values people who are coming values for people who are coming here breaking our here illegally are breaking our laws. they criminals and laws. they are criminals and tnet— laws. they are criminals and tnew ton-t— laws. they are criminals and they don't have— laws. they are criminals and they don't have a— they are criminals and they don't have a right to be tene— they don't have a right to be tene tnot— they don't have a right to be tene tnot te— they don't have a right to be here that is at— they don't have a right to be here that is at odds with our tee— here that is at odds with our totee ot— here that is at odds with our values of upholding the rule of law:— values of upholding the rule of tow. genenoettw—

values of upholding the rule of law, generosity. but as we know, netttng— law, generosity. but as we know, helping pebble— law, generosity. but as we know, helping people who come here is not tttegot.— helping people who come here is not tttegot. te— helping people who come here is not illegal, is it,— helping people who come here is not illegal, is it, to— helping people who come here is not illegal, is it, to come here onltoote— not illegal, is it, to come here onltoote-not- not illegal, is it, to come here onlboat?-had this- on a boat? we've had this tteeneeton— on a boat? we've had this discussion before. and discussion before. we have. and we-tt— discussion before. we have. and we-ttltttegot- we disagree. it is illegal to get— we disagree. it is illegal to get-toot— we disagree. it is illegal to get-toot to- we disagree. it is illegal toi get-boat to-here get on a boat to come here tttegottw— get on a boat to come here tttegottt. ton— get on a boat to come here illegally. you don't have legal tennteeton— illegally. you don't have legal permission-be— illegally. you don't have legal permission-be in- illegally. you don't have legal permission be in the united. permission to be in the united. eet— permission to be in the united. net on— permission to be in the united. net on one— permission to be in the united. net on ot— permission to be in the united. get on one of the— permission to be in the united. get on one of the boats now. t-n — get on one of the boats now. t-n ente— get on one of the boats now. t-n tow— get on one of the boats now. i'm sure 90% of— get on one of the boats now. i'm sure 90% of-countryl i'm sure 90% of the country actually agree superwoman actually agree with superwoman sevilla there. but course, sevilla there. but of course, her sparked outrage her remarks have sparked outrage from at the mouth from the frothing at the mouth left . it was only from the frothing at the mouth left. it was only in left. but it was only in november that national crime november that the national crime agency said albanian were agency said albanian gangs were now of now running the majority of cannabis uk cannabis production in the uk with smuggling hundreds of with thugs smuggling hundreds of millions pounds of millions of pounds out of britain quote, britain each year, end quote, blatantly abusing modern slavery laws . then we have the stark laws. then we have the stark warning from steven watson, greater manchester police from greater manchester police from greater manchester police , who greater manchester police, who said migrants were said channel migrants were fuelling £8.6 billion fuelling a whopping £8.6 billion in organised crime trade after recruiting millions from asylum hotels and children's homes. we also had the savage murder of thomas roberts in bournemouth by the monster afghani abdul rahim zahawi, who snuck into the uk claiming he was a child and hiding the fact he had already

shot dead two people in serbia years before . so i'm sorry, years before. so i'm sorry, carol mcgiffin suella is speaking the truth on this. no matter how much the hard left media might not want to accept the facts . well, yeah. the facts. well, yeah. ttenttntng — the facts. well, yeah. everything she- i well, yeah. everything she says is absolutely— everything she says is absolutely true. and spot on. ant— absolutely true. and spot on. and ttte— absolutely true. and spot on. and this this— absolutely true. and spot on. and this this new— absolutely true. and spot on. and this this new law- absolutely true. and spot on. and this this new law that they've passed through the commons has got to go to the laws of albie for the small boats. it sounds good and it eonnet— it sounds good and it sounds encouraging, but i'm eonnt— sounds encouraging, but i'm eonnt ton.— sounds encouraging, but i'm eonnt ton. tnt— sounds encouraging, but i'm sorry dan, but i— sounds encouraging, but i'm sorry dan, but i just think they toee— sorry dan, but i just think they can pass as many— sorry dan, but i just think they can pass as many laws as they wont. — can pass as many laws as they wont. tnet— can pass as many laws as they wont. tnet eon— can pass as many laws as they want. they can change as many nntee— want. they can change as many nntee oe— want. they can change as many nntee oe tnet— want. they can change as many rules as they want.— want. they can change as many rules as they want. they can say wnot— rules as they want. they can say wnot tnet— rules as they want. they can say wnot tnet ttte— rules as they want. they can say what they like because that's wnot— what they like because that's wnot ott— what they like because that's wnot ott tnet— what they like because that's what all they ever do. a0“ “3 what all they ever do. nothing wtt— what all they ever do. nothing wttt eter— what all they ever do. nothing will ever happen. and so the rhetoric is good, but we're not seeing we're not seeing anything being actually done . and she's being actually done. and she's right. or being actually done. and she's ntgnt. on tonee— being actually done. and she's right. or james cleverly- “3 i 2 and she's right. or james cleverly is ntgnt— right. or james cleverly is ntgnt wnen— right. or james cleverly is right when he— right. or james cleverly is right when he says that they are tnet— right when he says that they are tnet oetnottt— right when he says that they are they actually are— right when he says that they are they actually are abusing our noetttotttt— they actually are abusing our hospitality because they know tnt— hospitality because they know tntt wett— hospitality because they know tntt wett .— hospitality because they know full well . why— hospitality because they know full well . why do you think that full well. why do you think that noet— full well. why do you think that nnoet ot—

full well. why do you think that nnoet ot tnen— full well. why do you think that most of them who— full well. why do you think that most of them who come in the tone— most of them who come in the toote ettn— most of them who come in the boats skip about— most of them who come in the boats skip about 4— most of them who come in the boats skip about 4 or 5 countries— boats skip about 4 or 5 countries before they get here. they— countries before they get here. tnet ton-t— countries before they get here. they don't claim _ countries before they get here. they don't claim asylum there. they— they don't claim asylum there. wet-tnet— they don't claim asylum there. tnet-tnet wont- they don't claim asylum there. they _they want to - they don't claim asylum there. they they want to claim it they claim they want to claim it tene.— they claim they want to claim it tene-tne— they claim they want to claim it here.-the reason— they claim they want to claim it here. the reason they do here. and the reason they do tnot— here. and the reason they do that-because— here. and the reason they do that because know a, that is because they know a, tnet— that is because they know a, tnet wtt— that is because they know a, they will-have- that is because they know a, they will have leave they will never have to leave ont— they will never have to leave ont t.— they will never have to leave ont t. tnet-tt— they will never have to leave and b, they'll get everything gtten— and b, they'll get everything gtten to— and b, they'll get everything given to them— and b, they'll get everything given to them on a plate. and tnet— given to them on a plate. and tnet to— given to them on a plate. and tnet to .— given to them on a plate. and tnet to . tn— given to them on a plate. and they do . or they— given to them on a plate. and they do . or they can disappear they do. or they can disappear ont— they do. or they can disappear ont get— they do. or they can disappear ont get-tne— they do. or they can disappear and get-the crime- they do. or they can disappear and get the crime world, and get into the crime world, nnton— and get into the crime world, which lexactly _ and get into the crime world, which-exactly . - and get into the crime world, which-exactly . i- and get into the crime world, which exactly . “ ' which is exactly. i mean, amy, what disagree with? what what do you disagree with? what do you disagree with?— what do you disagree with? what do you disagree with? i- 20 2 3 “7 what do you disagree with? i would say— do you disagree with? i would eot tnot— do you disagree with? i would eot tnot tne— do you disagree with? i would say that the reason that they tnotottt— say that the reason that they tnotottt-to— say that the reason that they probably to come here is probably want to come here is teoee— probably want to come here is because because— probably want to come here is because because english, they eteot—ttel because because english, they- speak _the world speak english. most of the world speaks cares? speaks english. and who cares? the sevilla is the reason that sevilla is, is factually incorrect is because there evidence of causal there is no evidence of causal impact on immigration , on crime. impact on immigration, on crime. it's factually. well, i just gave you three examples, anecdotes that does not make a crime rate. so 12% of the criminal population are uk foreign nationals. 13 of the population, 13% of the population, 13% of the population are foreign nationals . that's actually lower. so they're under represented in the in the crime rates . now, in the crime rates. now, research suggest, however , research does suggest, however, that people overestimate the link between immigrants and crime . actually, the slight

crime. actually, the slight difference is, amy, can i finish this point? let me finish the point creates fear , and point that creates fear, and thatis point that creates fear, and that is why policies around clamping down on immigration are so popular because they prey upon the fear that immigration spikes crime. it's a very it's a real it's a very real fear. amy. no, it's because how real it's a very real fear. - amy. no, it's because how would you— amy. no, it's because how would ton teet— amy. no, it's because how would ton teet tt— amy. no, it's because how would you feel if thomas— amy. no, it's because how would you feel if thomas roberts was won— you feel if thomas roberts was won netotttee— you feel if thomas roberts was your relative? thomas your tottntent— your relative? thomas your boyfriend and— your relative? thomas your boyfriend and your brother nnntenet— boyfriend and your brother nnntenet tt— boyfriend and your brother murdered by this absolute eenntog— murdered by this absolute scumbag who— murdered by this absolute scumbag who was not meant to be in scumbag who was not meant to be tn tne— scumbag who was not meant to be tn tne eonntnte— scumbag who was not meant to be in the country? how— scumbag who was not meant to be in the country? how would you teet— in the country? how would you teet otont— in the country? how would you feel about that?— in the country? how would you feel about that? would you still teet— feel about that? would you still teet tnot— feel about that? would you still feel that-should— feel about that? would you still feel that should be allowed feel that he should be allowed tene— feel that he should be allowed tene oe— feel that he should be allowed nene oe o— feel that he should be allowed here as a murderer? 2 7000 here as a murderer? i would feel like that murderer could have been bred or come been born and bred here or come as a murderer before we as a he was a murderer before we allowed him into the country. they were not because of our soft policies , because of soft touch policies, because of where they. sean do you where they. sean bailey do you wont—tenet- where they. sean bailey do you wont—tenet - where they. sean bailey do you wont—tenet t- where they. sean bailey do you. want—here? i actually want to come in here? i actually i want to come in here? i actually ttttnt— want to come in here? i actually i think the thing to look at here, if you bring in large numbers of people and are, numbers of people and they are, then being exploited then exposed to being exploited because may be because amy's facts may be technically correct, but you didn't have look what didn't have to look at what crimes are they involved in, how

are they being brought? hold on, hold on, hold on. hold on, hold on, hold on. eetn— hold on, hold on, hold on. seon.-.— hold on, hold on, hold on. sean,-, listen- hold on, hold on, hold on. - sean,-, listen _amy. sean, sean, listen to you, amy. so sean make what are so let sean make what crimes are you these you involved in and are these people being exploited? there's been prostitution, been talk about prostitution, etcetera. people etcetera. i don't think people travel desire to travel here with the desire to be prostitute. they be a prostitute. i think they get they exploited get here and they get exploited by these gangs. and look, when the say things, have the police say things, they have to certain about what to be very certain about what they're . when they're saying. so when the police are it's worry, police are saying it's a worry, we look at it. we do we need to look at it. we do need to look at it. i don't think you can blanket say people are believe are criminals. i don't believe people are. i don't believe i don't think 5% are don't even think 5% of them are criminals. but 1% enough to criminals. but 1% is enough to cause trouble if they're cause enough trouble if they're doing type crime cause enough trouble if they're dwhat type crime cause enough trouble if they're dwhat british type crime cause enough trouble if they're dwhat british peoplee crime cause enough trouble if they're dwhat british people have:rime cause enough trouble if they're dwhat british people have shown . what british people have shown over time, particularly over time, we're particularly terrified , by drugs terrified by burglary, by drugs and . and if that's and street crime. and if that's the impact, then of course, of course, push back. by the course, try to push back. by the way, the fact that crime is out of amy in our own of control. amy in our own country that country doesn't mean that we should fling the doors open to terrorists, murderers, murderers and rapists from overseas . and rapists from overseas. well, it is if you look at it, if well, it is if you look at it, tt ton— well, it is if you look at it, tt ton toot— well, it is if you look at it, if you look at— well, it is if you look at it, if you look at crime rates, nettet— if you look at crime rates, relief related— if you look at crime rates, relief related to- if you look at crime rates, relief related to migration , the relief related to migration, the sex crimes, the—

relief related to migration, the sex crimes, the terrorism was eonttetett— sex crimes, the terrorism was eonttetett tne — sex crimes, the terrorism was completely the lowest down of the completely the lowest down of tne ennnee— completely the lowest down of the crimes that— completely the lowest down of the crimes that these people are eonnttttng— the crimes that these people are committing, which— the crimes that these people are committing, which is which is oetnottt— committing, which is which is oetnottt tnet— committing, which is which is actually just as— committing, which is which is actually just as likely as them tetng.— actually just as likely as them tetng-ton— actually just as likely as them being..you know- actually just as likely as them being. you know number actually just as likely as them beincrime you know number actually just as likely as them beincrime ability)w number actually just as likely as them beincrime ability ,v number actually just as likely as them beincrime ability , fare number actually just as likely as them beincrime ability , fare dodging one crime ability, fare dodging ont— one crime ability, fare dodging ont tnono— one crime ability, fare dodging and fraud, trying— one crime ability, fare dodging and fraud, trying to trying to misrepresent— and fraud, trying to trying to misrepresent their papers, which is misrepresent their papers, which te otttonett— misrepresent their papers, which is obviously going— misrepresent their papers, which is obviously going to be way is obviously going to be the way the economics— is obviously going to be the way the economics-it— is obviously going to be the way the economics-it is- is obviously going to be the way the economics it is what the economics of it is what causes crime,— the economics of it is what causes crime, not rubbish. ”tit. causes crime, not rubbish. you are causes crime, not rubbish. you ore-oteotnte- causes crime, not rubbish. you are absolute rubbish. are speaking absolute rubbish. but going to move on but look, i'm going to move on because world was shaken because the tv world was shaken today that today by the shocking news that legendary talk legendary british born us talk show legend jerry springer has died cancer aged 79. trail died from cancer aged 79. trail rac tv presenter born in the london underground station of highgate during world war ii, fronted the jerry springer show. i loved it for almost three decades, recording almost 5000 episodes of on air drama , episodes of on air drama, infidelity revelations and outrageous disputes . next on outrageous disputes. next on spnngen outrageous disputes. next on stntngen. wnot— outrageous disputes. next on springer, what you're- 3 2 next on springer, what you're going to neon— springer, what you're going to ten totot— springer, what you're going to ten totot te— springer, what you're going to hear today is absolutely astonishing. - hear today is absolutely astonishing. inititic hear today is absolutely- astonishing. meet earl , a man astonishing. meet earl, a man who cut off his own male organ. he did it with a pair of garden eeonen— he did it with a pair of garden shears, identical— he did it with a pair of garden shears, identical ,_ he did it with a pair of garden shears, identical , identical to shears, identical, identical to tneee— shears, identical, identical to tneee. — shears, identical, identical to tneee . on.— shears, identical, identical to these . oh, boy.— shears, identical, identical to

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spnnger i actually think that jerry springer democratised tv. he allowed ordinary folk not preening multi—millionaires to become stars and why the hell not? he's a huge loss to the entertainment world. amy nicole .sean entertainment world. amy nicole . sean bailey, carol mcgiffin do stand by, because coming up is sean wright to accuse the left of creating a race war after it's revealed that britain is one of the least racist countries in the world. so sean and the superstar panel will clash and make their case after this. but next, as thomas markle gets set to make a deathbed plea to his daughter megan, on the eve of the coronation, is there any hope that either of the estranged sussexes will reconcile with their families? esteemed royal historian, he's an adviser to the crown, robert lacey speaks out as the countdown to the coronation is on. we're back .

me. so anyway, headline is every ntgnt— me. so anyway, headline is every ntgnt tnon— me. so anyway, headline is every ntgnt tnon tt— me. so anyway, headline is every night from 11 on— me. so anyway, headline is every night from 11 on gb— so anyway, headline is every night from 11 on gb news tnttotn-e— night from 11 on gb news tnttotn-e .— night from 11 on gb news britain's . news c night from 11 on gb news britain's . news “ britain's. news it'sjust nine days until the coronation and despite the duke of sussex eonttnntng— despite the duke of sussex confirming he _ despite the duke of sussex confirming he will attend his tot-e— confirming he will attend his tot-e ttg— confirming he will attend his tot-e ttg tot.— confirming he will attend his dad's big day, relations remain etnotnet— dad's big day, relations remain strained with— dad's big day, relations remain strained with his— dad's big day, relations remain strained with his brother, the ntnte— strained with his brother, the tntnee ot— strained with his brother, the prince of wales,— strained with his brother, the prince of wales, in a distracting - prince of wales, in a distracting subplot to the enowntng— distracting subplot to the enowntng ot— distracting subplot to the crowning of king charles iii tnte— crowning of king charles iii we week.— crowning of king charles iii this week, harry— crowning of king charles iii this week, harry sensationally nonet— this week, harry sensationally named william— this week, harry sensationally named william in high court totene— named william in high court totene oe— named william in high court papers as claiming that his tnotnen— papers as claiming that his brother received a huge secret

tnon — brother received a huge secret sum from rupert— brother received a huge secret sum from rupert murdoch's newetoten— sum from rupert murdoch's newspaper group over phone noettng.— newspaper group over phone noettng. tne— newspaper group over phone hacking. the extraordinary wttneee— hacking. the extraordinary witness statement comes just nontne— witness statement comes just months after— witness statement comes just months after harry made a string of months after harry made a string ot teneonot— months after harry made a string of personal attacks— months after harry made a string of personal attacks against wtttton — of personal attacks against wtttton tn— of personal attacks against william in his— of personal attacks against william in his memoir spare . and william in his memoir spare. and wntte— william in his memoir spare. and wntte totot— william in his memoir spare. and while royal insiders say the ttng— while royal insiders say the ttng netotne— while royal insiders say the king retains hope of a family reconciliation,— king retains hope of a family reconciliation, i'd say he's a ttte— reconciliation, i'd say he's a ttttte ttt— reconciliation, i'd say he's a little bit deluded on that one. tenetone— little bit deluded on that one. tensions between the two rival tnotnene— tensions between the two rival tnotnene oe— tensions between the two rival brothers are at— tensions between the two rival brothers are at fever pitch. my next— brothers are at fever pitch. my next gneet— brothers are at fever pitch. my next gneet te— brothers are at fever pitch. my next guest is the— brothers are at fever pitch. my next guest is the esteemed royal ntetonton— next guest is the esteemed royal historian robert— next guest is the esteemed royal historian robert lacey, who tnone— historian robert lacey, who tnowe tne— historian robert lacey, who knows the siblings better than noet— knows the siblings better than nnoet oe— knows the siblings better than noet oe tne— knows the siblings better than most as the author of battle of tnotnene. — most as the author of battle of brothers. he's— most as the author of battle of brothers. he's also, of course , brothers. he's also, of course, tne— brothers. he's also, of course, tne tot— brothers. he's also, of course, the top historical— brothers. he's also, of course, the top historical adviser on tne— the top historical adviser on tne ntt— the top historical adviser on the hit netflix— the top historical adviser on the hit netflix series the cnown— the hit netflix series the cnown ant— the hit netflix series the crown. and i'm delighted that toten— crown. and i'm delighted that toten toeet— crown. and i'm delighted that robert lacey joins me live in tne— robert lacey joins me live in tne etntto— robert lacey joins me live in the studio. so,— robert lacey joins me live in the studio. so, rob , i mean, the studio. so, rob, i mean, tte— the studio. so, rob, i mean, tt-e tent— the studio. so, rob, i mean, it's very difficult— the studio. so, rob, i mean, it's very difficult to see how tnene— it's very difficult to see how tnene eon— it's very difficult to see how there can be— it's very difficult to see how there can be any— it's very difficult to see how there can be any reconciliation tetween— there can be any reconciliation tetween tne— there can be any reconciliation between the two _ there can be any reconciliation between the two brothers given tnot— between the two brothers given tnot tnte— between the two brothers given that this week— between the two brothers given that this week just days before he that this week just days before ne knew— that this week just days before ne tnew ne — that this week just days before he knew he was— that this week just days before he knew he was going to come toee— he knew he was going to come toee to— he knew he was going to come toee to toee— he knew he was going to come face to face with— he knew he was going to come face to face with william , he's face to face with william, he's tnnowtng — face to face with william, he's tnnowtng tnte— face to face with william, he's throwing this grenade out in the ntgn— throwing this grenade out in the ntgn eonnt— throwing this grenade out in the ntgn eonnt — throwing this grenade out in the

high court? yes— throwing this grenade out in the high court? yes ,_ throwing this grenade out in the high court? yes , i— throwing this grenade out in the high court? ”05 37�*2 “ti.ti high court? yes, i think prince charles is wish to reconcile with his younger son. makes a lot of sense . but you can't lot of sense. but you can't blame william for being absolutely furious. this is just the latest in what in his view, are a series of betrayals of personal family confidence sources, whatever you say about prince andrew, prince, andrew has stayed loyal to the family and the fact that . harry has and the fact that. harry has basically exploited the family disputes which happen in any family for money is something that i think william understood and he finds hard to forgive. and i think the worrying thing tnon— and i think the worrying thing tnon tne— and i think the worrying thing from the point— and i think the worrying thing from the point of view of the nononent— from the point of view of the nononent te— from the point of view of the monarchy is you— from the point of view of the monarchy is you can't see it enttng— monarchy is you can't see it ending because— monarchy is you can't see it ending because obviously harry and ending because obviously harry ont wegnon— ending because obviously harry and meghan worked out, and meghan have worked out, ottnongn— and meghan have worked out, ottnongn tnet— and meghan have worked out, although they say they want notntng— although they say they want notntng to — although they say they want nothing to do— although they say they want nothing to do with the royal tonttt— nothing to do with the royal tonttt tnot— nothing to do with the royal family that how they're

identified, _ family that how they're identified, that's how they make money — identified, that's how they make money ann— identified, that's how they make money. and it's— identified, that's how they make money. and it's i— identified, that's how they make money. '“t2 c identified, that's how they make money. and it's i think it's extraordinary that the very moment when they're rejecting everything royal, they insist that their children should be known as prince and princess. so you have this strange phenomenon of meghan out there in california saying she dislikes the royal family, but she's actually the one who's buying sitting on royal status, the one who's producing the most current princes and princesses. absolute bakhmut bizarre nttoenet— absolute bakhmut bizarre nttoenet .— absolute bakhmut bizarre nttoenet. t— absolute bakhmut bizarre hypocrisy . i couldn't agree hypocrisy. i couldn't agree ant— hypocrisy. i couldn't agree more. and it— hypocrisy. i couldn't agree more. and it wasn't just william wno— more. and it wasn't just william wno got— more. and it wasn't just william wno got tt— more. and it wasn't just william wno got tt tn— more. and it wasn't just william who got it in these— more. and it wasn't just william who got it in these high court totene— who got it in these high court totene tnte— who got it in these high court papers this week. it was the tote— papers this week. it was the tote oneen — papers this week. it was the late queen queen elizabeth ii wno— late queen queen elizabeth ii wno te— late queen queen elizabeth ii who is painted— late queen queen elizabeth ii who is painted as some sort of tottent— who is painted as some sort of tottent toot— who is painted as some sort of tottent toot tt— who is painted as some sort of doddery fool by harry, who is eonetonttt— doddery fool by harry, who is constantly overruled by her own eonntene— constantly overruled by her own eonntene ont— constantly overruled by her own courtiers and her— constantly overruled by her own courtiers and her own son. and tnen— courtiers and her own son. and tnen ton— courtiers and her own son. and tnen ton oteo— courtiers and her own son. and then you also have— courtiers and her own son. and then you also have charles and conttto— then you also have charles and conttto tet— then you also have charles and camilla yet again— then you also have charles and camilla yet again being dragged tnongn— camilla yet again being dragged tnnongn tne— camilla yet again being dragged through the mud— camilla yet again being dragged through the mud by harry. he went— through the mud by harry. he went ntgnt— through the mud by harry. he went right back. _ through the mud by harry. he went right back. he raised the

oeotone— went right back. he raised the accusations from _ went right back. he raised the accusations from the late 80s ont— accusations from the late 80s ont tne— accusations from the late 80s ont tne eont— accusations from the late 80s and the early 90s— accusations from the late 80s and the early 90s when an affair gotng— and the early 90s when an affair gotng on— and the early 90s when an affair was going on. and— and the early 90s when an affair was going on. and there was the teot— was going on. and there was the teot ot— was going on. and there was the teot ot tne— was going on. and there was the leak of the squidgygate tapes and leak of the squidgygate tapes ont ott— leak of the squidgygate tapes and all-that.— leak of the squidgygate tapes and all that. and also made and all of that. and also made ont— and all of that. and also made ont oe— and all of that. and also made ont oe tt— and all of that. and also made out as if charles— and all of that. and also made out as if charles and camilla note— out as if charles and camilla have somehow— out as if charles and camilla have somehow been colluding with the have somehow been colluding with tne neoto— have somehow been colluding with tne netto ton— have somehow been colluding with the media for decades to prepare for the media for decades to prepare ton tnte— the media for decades to prepare for this moment.— the media for decades to prepare for this moment. is— the media for decades to prepare for this moment. is any of that tnne.— for this moment. is any of that tnne. on— for this moment. is any of that tnne. on te— for this moment. is any of that true, or is prince— for this moment. is any of that true, or is prince harry now ttttng— true, or is prince harry now ttttng tn— true, or is prince harry now ttttng tn o— true, or is prince harry now living in a fantasy world? ' “2 living in a fantasy world? and i tttnt— living in a fantasy world? and i tttnt tee— living in a fantasy world? and i think he's correct— living in a fantasy world? and i think he's correct that in the years after diana's death, prince charles is emphasis was on getting camilla accepted and there was one episode when harry had been involved in drugs and when people around charles use that episode to present charles as a father that perhaps he hadnt as a father that perhaps he hadn't been, because certainly in those years, actually the best stepmother for the two boys had was not camilla. it was the queen but now we've moved on. it's 20 years, quarter of a eentnnt— it's 20 years, quarter of a century later. _ it's 20 years, quarter of a century later. and at the moment

of century later. and at the moment ot nte— century later. and at the moment ot nte totnen-e— century later. and at the moment of his father's well— century later. and at the moment of his father's well ,_ century later. and at the moment of his father's well , let's hope of his father's well, let's hope nee— of his father's well, let's hope ne-e not— of his father's well, let's hope he's not crowning— of his father's well, let's hope he's not crowning glory, because tete— he's not crowning glory, because tet-e note— he's not crowning glory, because tet-e note tne— he's not crowning glory, because let's hope the glory goes on. tnt— let's hope the glory goes on. tnt ot— let's hope the glory goes on. tnt ot ttte— let's hope the glory goes on. but at this moment- let's hope the glory goes on. but at this moment of- let's hope the glory goes on. but at this moment of such importance in his father's life to resurrect all these matters for essentially his own profit . for essentially his own profit. well, what's interesting , of well, what's interesting, of course, is that even in america , the once popular sussexes are now figures of fun . but it feels now figures of fun. but it feels like a vendetta— now figures of fun. but it feels like a vendetta ,_ now figures of fun. but it feels like a vendetta , doesn't- �*7 3. 205 “ but it feels like a vendetta , doesn't it, like a vendetta, doesn't it, wett— like a vendetta, doesn't it, wett .— like a vendetta, doesn't it, now? well , it's- like a vendetta, doesn't it, now? well , it's so- like a vendetta, doesn't it, now? c i now? well, it's so certainly a vendetta against the media, but it also feels like a vendetta against his own family. yes. and he views the royal— against his own family. yes. and he views the royal family- 5t35 “ yes. and he views the royal family as eottnttng— he views the royal family as colluding with— he views the royal family as colluding with the media. �*jntt�*ticc colluding with the media. well, otttonett— colluding with the media. well, otttonett. tte— colluding with the media. well, obviously, the royal— colluding with the media. well, obviously, the royal family have to live with the media. the media is the vehicle- to live with the media. the media is the vehicle by- 0 0“tit2 the media is the vehicle by which the media is the vehicle by which tne totot— media is the vehicle by which the royal family— media is the vehicle by which the royal family are projected . the royal family are projected. but the royal family are projected. tnt te— the royal family are projected. tnt te te— the royal family are projected. tnt te te not— the royal family are projected. but he is not above— the royal family are projected. but he is not above using- the royal family are projected. but he is not above using the media himself, is he, as we saw now? indeed. which is why i tnnt— now? indeed. which is why i tntnt ne— now? indeed. which is why i think he cannot— 7 indeed. which is why i think he cannot not call this ont— think he cannot not call this out constantly— think he cannot not call this out constantly .— think he cannot not call this out constantly . meghan tried to

out constantly. meghan tried to say out constantly. meghan tried to eot tnot— out constantly. meghan tried to eot tnot tte— out constantly. meghan tried to say that it's been— out constantly. meghan tried to say that it's been a circus oneotet— say that it's been a circus created. people - say that it's been a circus created. people like by people ttte— created. people like by people tte ton— created. people like by people tte ton ont— created. people like by people like you and me.— created. people like by people like you and me. actually they note— like you and me. actually they have created— like you and me. actually they have created the— like you and me. actually they have created the circus with the ontottognotnt— have created the circus with the autobiography and with the wettttt— autobiography and with the netflix series.— autobiography and with the netflix series. and the oprah tntenttew— netflix series. and the oprah interview and— netflix series. and the oprah interview and all of that. but tnene-e— interview and all of that. but tnene-e gotng— interview and all of that. but there's going to— interview and all of that. but there's going to be a bombshell for there's going to be a bombshell ton tne— there's going to be a bombshell for the markles_ there's going to be a bombshell for the markles over the weekend.— for the markles over the weekend. thomas markle well, wegnon-e— weekend. thomas markle well, wegnon-e tot.— weekend. thomas markle well, meghan's dad, he— weekend. thomas markle well, meghan's dad, he is a very good mant— meghan's dad, he is a very good tn nt— meghan's dad, he is a very good man, in my opinion— meghan's dad, he is a very good man, in my opinion. i've had a lot man, in my opinion. i've had a tot to— man, in my opinion. i've had a tot to to— man, in my opinion. i've had a lot to do with— man, in my opinion. i've had a lot to do with him.— man, in my opinion. i've had a lot to do with him. i think he's teen— lot to do with him. i think he's been treated— lot to do with him. i think he's been treated appallingly by his tongnten— been treated appallingly by his tongnten. not— been treated appallingly by his daughter, had a— been treated appallingly by his daughter, had a terrible stroke otont— daughter, had a terrible stroke otont o— daughter, had a terrible stroke otont o-ogo.— daughter, had a terrible stroke about a-ago. the- daughter, had a terrible stroke about a ago. the family about a year ago. the family ttone— about a year ago. the family ttone ntn. — about a year ago. the family blame him. meghan, the pressure that blame him. meghan, the pressure tnot ene— blame him. meghan, the pressure tnot ene tnt— blame him. meghan, the pressure that she put her— blame him. meghan, the pressure that she put her father under for that she put her father under ton tnte— that she put her father under for this stroke,— that she put her father under for this stroke, he lost his otttttt— for this stroke, he lost his otttttt to— for this stroke, he lost his ability to speak. he's been wonttng— ability to speak. he's been working hard— ability to speak. he's been working hard to get it back and nee— working hard to get it back and ne-e gotng— working hard to get it back and ne-e gotng to— working hard to get it back and he's going to actually speak to anetnotton— he's going to actually speak to australian tv— he's going to actually speak to australian tv over— he's going to actually speak to australian tv over the weekend . australian tv over the weekend. we-te— australian tv over the weekend. we-te got— australian tv over the weekend. we-te got o— australian tv over the weekend. we've got a short— australian tv over the weekend. we've got a short clip of what he we've got a short clip of what ne noe— we've got a short clip of what ne toe to— we've got a short clip of what ne toe to eot— we've got a short clip of what he has to say, but— we've got a short clip of what he has to say, but it's a direct eott— he has to say, but it's a direct eott to— he has to say, but it's a direct call to meghan— he has to say, but it's a direct call to meghan .— he has to say, but it's a direct call to meghan . the world has call to meghan. the world has never seen meghan like this. tte— never seen meghan like this. tte tone— never seen meghan like this. the home coming— never seen meghan like this. the home coming queen,- never seen meghan like this. the home coming queen, the markle family re unite. this would be your last interview ever treasured memories, home

truths and secret tapes are all coming out. dad's truths and secret tapes are all coming out . dad's deathbed plea coming out. dad's deathbed plea to tne— coming out. dad's deathbed plea to the daughter— coming out. dad's deathbed plea to the daughter he— coming out. dad's deathbed plea to the daughter he lost- ti.titi“ “t3 dad's deathbed plea to the daughter he lost it. how t— to the daughter he lost it. how t tt— to the daughter he lost it. how t to ttte— to the daughter he lost it. how can i fix this ? and— to the daughter he lost it. how can i fix this ? and i- to the daughter he lost it. ti.5“ 7x 7’ and i would can i fix this? and i would gneetton— can i fix this? and i would question robert.- i“ 7x 57 and i would question robert. how can she eonttnne— question robert. how can she eonttnne to— question robert. how can she continue to ignore her father? ttete-e— continue to ignore her father? ttete-e o— continue to ignore her father? there's a poignancy— continue to ignore her father? there's a poignancy about- continue to ignore her father? there's a poignancy about it. isn't this? and when you think tnte— isn't this? and when you think we te— isn't this? and when you think we te tne— isn't this? and when you think this is the man— isn't this? and when you think this is the man who supported her this is the man who supported nen tnongn— this is the man who supported her through to— this is the man who supported her through to her, through her etneotton— her through to her, through her education, this— her through to her, through her education, this is— her through to her, through her education, this is the man who note— education, this is the man who note ten— education, this is the man who made her what— education, this is the man who made her what she was . “ made her what she was. this is the made her what she was. this is tte non— made her what she was. this is tte wto— made her what she was. this is the man who introduced her to show business. so when we see this figure , meghan, at odds this figure, meghan, at odds with both her own family and so many members in her family , it many members in her family, it does give you a perspective of on why she might have fallen out with the new family that she was

ianed with the new family that she was invited to join and into which she was welcomed so warmly. the problem is for charles, they- the problem is for charles, they are eteottng— problem is for charles, they are eteottng ott— problem is for charles, they are stealing all of— problem is for charles, they are stealing all of the— problem is for charles, they are stealing all of the attention ont— stealing all of the attention ont tt— stealing all of the attention and it feels— stealing all of the attention and it feels purposeful. “ and it feels purposeful. this toeen-t— and it feels purposeful. this went teet— and it feels purposeful. this doesn't feel coincidence mental because they made their first joint public appearance . this is joint public appearance. this is the sussexes at the la lakers game where they put on a public display of affection to the world. even though meghan did turn away, she didn't want harry to kiss her. she's also unveiled this new look. she's had a makeover. i mean, she could have done this a couple of months ago. why on earth are they doing this now ? nine days before the this now? nine days before the coronation robert, if they are not trying to hijack it? well, there's another “t3 i 7 well, there's another question . 0,539 there's another question. why? wten— there's another question. why? wten ttet— there's another question. why? when they were— there's another question. why? when they were invited a month ago , how could not then ago, how could they not then have said meghan, staying at home with the children and harry is going to come again. it was something they played out. i mean, i suspect we haven't got

the mean, i suspect we haven't got tne eott— mean, i suspect we haven't got the solid evidence— mean, i suspect we haven't got the solid evidence for this . the solid evidence for this. t hey— the solid evidence for this. ttet te— the solid evidence for this. ttet te we— the solid evidence for this. they he was negotiating over where he's going to sit in the abbey. you saw a look on his toee— abbey. you saw a look on his toee wten— abbey. you saw a look on his face when they— you saw a look on his face when they appeared at the teen— face when they appeared at the queen's jubilee— face when they appeared at the queen's jubilee and he suddenly neotteet— queen's jubilee and he suddenly neotteet ne— queen's jubilee and he suddenly realised he wasn't— queen's jubilee and he suddenly realised he wasn't going to be sat realised he wasn't going to be eot wttn— realised he wasn't going to be eot wttn tne— realised he wasn't going to be sat with the family , but he was sat with the family, but he was going— sat with the family, but he was gotng to— sat with the family, but he was gotng to te— sat with the family, but he was gotng to te eot— sat with the family, but he was going to be sat in— sat with the family, but he was going to be sat in the equivalent— going to be sat in the equivalent of siberia. that's tteennottt— equivalent of siberia. that's presumably what's being argued about now . but you're quite about now. but you're quite right, the coronation is intended to celebrate . kate, our intended to celebrate. kate, our new head of state,— intended to celebrate. kate, our new head of state, and- 22 i kate, our new head of state, and what he etonte— new head of state, and what he etonte ton— new head of state, and what he etonte ton oe— new head of state, and what he stands for as our— new head of state, and what he stands for as our head of state etonte— stands for as our head of state etonte ton— stands for as our head of state stands for all— stands for as our head of state stands for all the— stands for as our head of state stands for all the values we ognee— stands for all the values we ognee otont.— stands for all the values we ognee otont. — stands for all the values we agree about. c23t “3 stands for all the values we agree about. .q “3 agree about. true, trying to live a good family life, not being perfect, but trying to do so. and harry has yet again tnotet— so. and harry has yet again tnotet o— and harry has yet again proved a distraction as a royal ntetonton— proved a distraction as a royal ntetonton te— proved a distraction as a royal historian is there— proved a distraction as a royal historian is there any precedent for historian is there any precedent ton tnte— historian is there any precedent ton tnte eon— historian is there any precedent for this sort of— historian is there any precedent for this sort of situation? for example— for this sort of situation? for etontte .— for this sort of situation? for etontte . wttn— for this sort of situation? for example , with the- for this sort of situation? for example , with the duke of example, with the duke of windsor and wallis simpson? i mean, does harry deserve a good seating position in the abbey, given he is no longer a working royal, or can he be sat ten rows

back? well, the difference tetween— back? well, the difference between harry— i7 well, the difference between harry and the duke of wtnteon— between harry and the duke of wtnteon te— between harry and the duke of windsor is that— between harry and the duke of windsor is that both split with tnet— windsor is that both split with their families— windsor is that both split with their families. _ windsor is that both split with their families . windsor is that both split with theirfamilies. t windsor is that both split with theirfamilies . t their families. the duke of windsor had his say and that was it, he said he wanted no more to do with the royal family, and he published his memoirs. and then he went off and lived his life with the woman that he loved. it looks to me as if harry is destined to spend the rest of his life or much of his life fighting against this institution that he says he has no respect for. and i'd bring a great deal of grief to his father at a very important moment in his life . yeah, he's moment in his life. yeah, he's living in moment in his life. yeah, he's ttttng tn tne— moment in his life. yeah, he's living in the past,— moment in his life. yeah, he's living in the past, isn't- “ “ 0 ”ti yeah, he's living in the past, isn't he? tte— living in the past, isn't he? tt-e tent— living in the past, isn't he? tt-e tent eot— living in the past, isn't he? it's very sad, very sad. robert toeew— it's very sad, very sad. robert toeet. notot— it's very sad, very sad. robert lacey, royal historian . anne lacey, royal historian. anne ot— lacey, royal historian. anne was, of course,— lacey, royal historian. anne was, of course, chief historical ottteen— was, of course, chief historical ottteen to— was, of course, chief historical adviser to the— was, of course, chief historical adviser to the crown, the wettttt— adviser to the crown, the netflix series.- adviser to the crown, the netflix series. thank you so nnon— netflix series. thank you so nnon ton— netflix series. thank you so much for being— netflix series. thank you so much for being here. but coming up much for being here. but coming nt tn— much for being here. but coming up in uncancelled,_ much for being here. but coming up in uncancelled, as homes are neeeeet— up in uncancelled, as homes are useless was made— up in uncancelled, as homes are useless was made to defend his eeontot— useless was made to defend his scandal ridden— useless was made to defend his scandal ridden party again today in scandal ridden party again today tn nottnoot.— scandal ridden party again today in holyrood, does— scandal ridden party again today in holyrood, does scotland need to te— in holyrood, does scotland need

to te eotet— in holyrood, does scotland need to be saved from _ in holyrood, does scotland need to be saved from this snp ntgntnone— to be saved from this snp ntgntnone e— to be saved from this snp nightmare ? kelvin mackenzie nightmare? kelvin mackenzie gttee— nightmare? kelvin mackenzie gttee nte— nightmare? kelvin mackenzie gives his unwavering take soon the gives his unwavering take soon tne nett— gives his unwavering take soon tne next tn— gives his unwavering take soon the next in the— gives his unwavering take soon the next in the media abuzz as a massive new global— the next in the media abuzz as a massive new global study shows the massive new global study shows tne nt— massive new global study shows tne nt te— massive new global study shows tne nt te one— massive new global study shows the uk is one of— massive new global study shows the uk is one of the least nonet— the uk is one of the least racist countries- the uk is one of the least racist countries in the world. snonn— racist countries in the world. snonn tottet— racist countries in the world. shaun bailey says the left are tetttenotett— shaun bailey says the left are deliberately creating a race war. does the— deliberately creating a race war. does the rest of my enteneton— war. does the rest of my superstar panel agree? i think nott— superstar panel agree? i think not. eo— superstar panel agree? i think not. eo tt— superstar panel agree? i think not, so it might— superstar panel agree? i think not, so it might get heated. we-ne— not, so it might get heated. we-ne toot— not, so it might get heated. we're back with— not, so it might get heated. we're back with that in just a moment— we're back with that in just a nonnent .—

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tett— the fa cup final, the epsom tentt .— the fa cup final, the epsom tentt . wnon— the fa cup final, the epsom derby , which meant to be going derby, which meant to be going to-tnotottt— derby, which meant to be going to-probably won't- derby, which meant to be going to probably won't be able to to and probably won't be able to ont— to and probably won't be able to now and eurovision— to and probably won't be able to now and eurovision for strike ooton— now and eurovision for strike action hospitality chiefs action which hospitality chiefs _te — action which hospitality chiefs -te o— action which hospitality chiefs warn be a hammer blow to warn would be a hammer blow to the warn would be a hammer blow to tne tntnetnw— warn would be a hammer blow to the industry. and— warn would be a hammer blow to the industry. and it's not only tone— the industry. and it's not only tone wno— the industry. and it's not only fans who will— the industry. and it's not only fans who will be— the industry. and it's not only fans who will be affected with the fans who will be affected with tne poten— fans who will be affected with the paper reporting pupils the paper reporting that pupils ettttng—eontt- the paper reporting that pupils sitting could also sitting their gcses could also toee — sitting their gcses could also face disruption— sitting their gcses could also face disruption strikes face disruption with the strikes eotnetttng— face disruption with the strikes coinciding season. so coinciding with exam season. so i'm coinciding with exam season. so t-n tnet— coinciding with exam season. so t-n tnet-to— coinciding with exam season. so i'm just-to-what. i'm just going to repeat what i eott— i'm just going to repeat what i eott eontten— i'm just going to repeat what i eott eontten .— i'm just going to repeat what i said earlier. the— i'm just going to repeat what i said earlier. the scumbags, the i said earlier. the scumbags, the t netonte— said earlier. the scumbags, the t netone tnot— said earlier. the scumbags, the i reports that nhs— said earlier. the scumbags, the i reports that nhs doctors wttnont— i reports that nhs doctors wttnont nt— i reports that nhs doctors without uk citizenship are set to te— without uk citizenship are set to te tett— without uk citizenship are set to be left behind— without uk citizenship are set to be left behind in the sudan etoton— to be left behind in the sudan evacuation and— to be left behind in the sudan evacuation and the times reports on tneee— evacuation and the times reports on these tougher— evacuation and the times reports on these tougher new gambling towe— on these tougher new gambling towe tetng— on these tougher new gambling laws being introduced by the gotennnent— laws being introduced by the government in— laws being introduced by the government in the hopes of eottng— government in the hopes of eottng tonng— government in the hopes of saving young people from otttete— saving young people from addicts. now,— saving young people from addicts. now, part of the new tente— addicts. now, part of the new tente wtt— addicts. now, part of the new kerbs will see— addicts. now, part of the new kerbs will see under 25, limited to o— kerbs will see under 25, limited to o nnoxtnnn— kerbs will see under 25, limited to a maximum of— kerbs will see under 25, limited to a maximum of between two and £4 to a maximum of between two and tto-onttne— to a maximum of between two and £4.online-machines- to a maximum of between two and £4.online-machines ,- £4 for online slot machines, wttn — £4 for online slot machines, with enhanced— £4 for online slot machines, with enhanced checks on their tttoneee — with enhanced checks on their finances. this— with enhanced checks on their finances. this is— with enhanced checks on their finances. this is a— with enhanced checks on their finances. this is a very weird ton— finances. this is a very weird one for me because this is a coneentottte— one for me because this is a conservative government and it teete— conservative government and it teete ttte— conservative government and it feels like another— conservative government and it feels like another example of the feels like another example of tne nonnt— feels like another example of the nanny state— feels like another example of the nanny state in action. my enteneton— the nanny state in action. my superstar panel— the nanny state in action. my superstar panel back with me now:— superstar panel back with me tnongn— superstar panel back with me now, though, the— superstar panel back with me now, though, the columnist and

netto— now, though, the columnist and media personality, carol wegttttn— media personality, carol mcgiffin, top— media personality, carol mcgiffin, top tory shaun bailey, and mcgiffin, top tory shaun bailey, ont tne— mcgiffin, top tory shaun bailey, and the author— mcgiffin, top tory shaun bailey, and the author and broadcaster amy— and the author and broadcaster ant wttnon— and the author and broadcaster ant wtenott .— and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl , now— and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl , now in a massive amy nicholl, now in a massive gtotot— amy nicholl, now in a massive new global study,— amy nicholl, now in a massive new global study, the uk has teen— new global study, the uk has been confirmed.— new global study, the uk has been confirmed. and let's eetetnote— been confirmed. and let's celebrate this,— been confirmed. and let's celebrate this, folks. one of tne— celebrate this, folks. one of tne teoet— celebrate this, folks. one of the least racist— celebrate this, folks. one of the least racist countries in tne— the least racist countries in tne wontt. — the least racist countries in the world. the— the least racist countries in the world. the analysis from the tottet— the world. the analysis from the policy institute _ the world. the analysis from the policy institute at— the world. the analysis from the policy institute at king's cottege— policy institute at king's college london uses a traditional— college london uses a traditional and actually very oneottte— traditional and actually very eneottte wot— traditional and actually very creative way of— traditional and actually very creative way of measuring racism by creative way of measuring racism tt oettng— creative way of measuring racism tt oettng o— creative way of measuring racism by asking a simple— creative way of measuring racism by asking a simple question wontt— by asking a simple question wontt ton— by asking a simple question wontt ton te— by asking a simple question would you be happy to live next toon— would you be happy to live next toon to— would you be happy to live next door to someone— would you be happy to live next door to someone of— would you be happy to live next door to someone of a different note— door to someone of a different tnet— door to someone of a different tnet zoo— door to someone of a different race? just 2% of— door to someone of a different race? just 2% of brits said tneto— race? just 2% of brits said tnet-t teet— race? just 2% of brits said they'd feel uncomfortable. weontnge— they'd feel uncomfortable. meaning? meaning we ranked as the meaning? meaning we ranked as tne tnnt— meaning? meaning we ranked as the third most— meaning? meaning we ranked as the third most accepting country gtotottw— the third most accepting country gtotottt. nonttng— the third most accepting country globally, ranking ahead of germany— globally, ranking ahead of germany, the— globally, ranking ahead of germany, the us and france, tnnoteon— germany, the us and france, european nations, italy and soon.— european nations, italy and spain, meanwhile, scored a notteeottt— spain, meanwhile, scored a noticeably higher 12 and 13. but teettte— noticeably higher 12 and 13. but teettte tnot— noticeably higher 12 and13. but despite that hard— noticeably higher 12 and 13. but despite that hard evidence, the ttnt— despite that hard evidence, the blm movement— despite that hard evidence, the blm movement three years ago gote— blm movement three years ago gote tne— blm movement three years ago gote tne totee— blm movement three years ago gave the false impression of a ttgotet— gave the false impression of a bigoted britain— gave the false impression of a bigoted britain where the eonntnt-e— bigoted britain where the country's woke politician is ttte— country's woke politician is tte tetn— country's woke politician is like keir starmer and angela totnen— like keir starmer and angela ttownen. tottng— like keir starmer and angela rayner, taking the knee in a wtne.—

rayner, taking the knee in a virtue, signalling display. but in virtue, signalling display. but tn ton— virtue, signalling display. but in case you thought the country not— in case you thought the country not notee— in case you thought the country not notet on— in case you thought the country had moved on from divisive race totttng— had moved on from divisive race totttng tnet— had moved on from divisive race baiting just yesterday labour mp netto—toe— baiting just yesterday labour mp bella—rae birch— baiting just yesterday labour mp bella—rae birch obe called on the bella—rae birch obe called on tne-wtnteten— bella—rae birch obe called on the-minister to- bella—rae birch obe called on the minister to apologise the prime minister to apologise for the prime minister to apologise ton-note— the prime minister to apologise ton-note tn— the prime minister to apologise for-role in-slave. for britain's role in the slave tnoee— for britain's role in the slave note-tne— for britain's role in the slave trade-the prime- for britain's role in the slave trade the prime minister trade talks. the prime minister totow— trade talks. the prime minister totot. tt— trade talks. the prime minister totot. tt ne— trade talks. the prime minister today, if he will— trade talks. the prime minister today, if he will do what bernie enont— today, if he will do what bernie enont oxet— today, if he will do what bernie grant axed, all— today, if he will do what bernie grant axed, all those years ago. wnot— grant axed, all those years ago. wnot t— grant axed, all those years ago. wnot t tote— grant axed, all those years ago. what i have asked— grant axed, all those years ago. what i have asked and- grant axed, all those years ago. what i have asked and what countless others have asked since a full and since and offer a full and meaningful for our meaningful apology for our country's role slavery country's role in slavery and colonialism and commit to reparatory justice. well, no, no , “0, reparatory justice. well, no, no , no, mr speaker, what i think our focus should now be on doing is, of course, understanding our history in all its parts, not running away from it. but right now running away from it. but right nottng— running away from it. but right now making sure— running away from it. but right now making sure that- “3 c but right now making sure that we have a eoetett— now making sure that we have a eoetett wnten — now making sure that we have a society which is— now making sure that we have a society which is inclusive and totenont— society which is inclusive and totenont ot— society which is inclusive and tolerant of people from all backgrounds— tolerant of people from all backgrounds trying to unpick our ntetont— backgrounds trying to unpick our ntetont te— backgrounds trying to unpick our ntetont te not— backgrounds trying to unpick our history is not the— backgrounds trying to unpick our history is not the right way tonwont— history is not the right way tonwont-te— history is not the right way forward-is not- history is not the right way forward is not something history is not the right way forwtwe is not something history is not the right way forwtwe willis not something history is not the right way forwtwe will focus something history is not the right way forwtwe will focus ouriething history is not the right way forwtwe will focus our energies that we will focus our energies on. that we will focus our energies on-tottet— that we will focus our energies on-tottet .- that we will focus our energies on-tottet . we- that we will focus our energies on.-bailey , we are. that we will focus our energies on. bailey , we are the on. so sean bailey, we are the tnnt— on. so sean bailey, we are the tntnt teoet— on. so sean bailey, we are the third least country, least nonet— third least country, least racist country— third least country, least racist country in the world. ttnt— racist country in the world. that should _ racist country in the world. that should be— racist country in the world. that should be celebrated, that should from the should be screamed from the rooftops. you say actually rooftops. but you say actually the don't want to embrace the left don't want to embrace this stat because they're trying to a race war. what do

to create a race war. what do you mean? look i mean race war you mean? look i mean a race war in intellectual sense. but in the intellectual sense. but they've talked about a rainbow coalition all it is coalition and all it does is focus and if focus on our differences. and if you've noticed over the last 10 to 15 years, our politics have become more and more and more polarised. and we're pulling the country apart rather than focusing what we have in focusing on what we have in common, which is much more we have common. you're having have in common. you're having difference and how we move forward together. and what i worry about is that we do two very things. one, very important things. one, i was born in this country. i've been entire life. been here my whole entire life. this of the most this feels like one of the most racist . acas in in racist moments. acas in in in the in the public discourse that we've seen . and remember, the in the public discourse that we've had seen . and remember, the in the public discourse that we've had moments d remember, the in the public discourse that we've had moments of'emember, the in the public discourse that we've had moments of theember, the in the public discourse that we've had moments of the nf er, the in the public discourse that we've had moments of the nf and all sorts of stuff i can tell you stories of having to run away when i was away from the nf when i was young, we're young, but the thing we're having used to having now, it's been used to beat over the head and beat people over the head and it's driving wedges it's actually driving wedges between and that's between communities and that's my second point. young people in this country now, i believe they had had made a lot of had they had made a lot of progress with racism. um, but had they had made a lot of progit's with racism. um, but had they had made a lot of progit's been racism. um, but had they had made a lot of progit's been racism. ibackiut had they had made a lot of progit's been racism. iback in now it's been brought back in a way almost as a punishment beating to make people feel beating and to make people feel guilty. beginning to

guilty. and we're beginning to lose . and i think a lose our allies. and i think a lot racism now becoming lot of racism is now becoming a hidden it isn't overt hidden piece. it isn't overt like it used to be. we can't deal with it's becoming a hidden peace. and that's because people won't progress won't acknowledge the progress that of course, that has been made of course, there's lots of racist people in there's lots of racist people in the country. we need to deal with that. but we've made significant i significant progress and i challenge your survey challenge anybody as your survey show, anywhere else in show, to go anywhere else in the world find racism . world and find less racism. well, i'm nicole third at least race country in the world. why do you crave and folk on the left not celebrate how brilliant we are as a country? how tolerant we are as a country, how accepting we are as a country and not understand that actually the reason why people are trying to arrive here illegally is because of our tolerance. with you. we tolerance. i agree with you. we are a tolerant country and- are a tolerant country and i tnnt— are a tolerant country and i tntnt notte— are a tolerant country and i think maybe the 2% are the nent— think maybe the 2% are the current cabinet— think maybe the 2% are the current cabinet ,_ think maybe the 2% are the current cabinet , actually. but current cabinet, actually. but t— current cabinet, actually. but ttnet— current cabinet, actually. but ttnet eot— current cabinet, actually. but can i just say that i think it's a can i just say that i think it's o ttt— can i just say that i think it's o ttt ot— can i just say that i think it's o ttt ot o— can i just say that i think it's a bit of a wonky— can i just say that i think it's a bit of a wonky survey. do you tnnt— a bit of a wonky survey. do you tntnt teotte— a bit of a wonky survey. do you think people are— a bit of a wonky survey. do you think people are racist for tnttng— think people are racist for tnttng to— think people are racist for tnttng to etot— think people are racist for trying to stop the boats? do tone— trying to stop the boats? do tone we-te— trying to stop the boats? do you? we've done— trying to stop the boats? do you? we've done that one before. tne — you? we've done that one before. tne wot— you? we've done that one before. tne wot tnet— you? we've done that one before. tne wot tnet ttt— you? we've done that one before. the way they did survey is the way they did this survey is tnet—

the way they did this survey is tnet-teotte— the way they did this survey is tnet-teotte .— the way they did this survey is they people , would you they asked people, would you ttte— they asked people, would you tte-toon— they asked people, would you tte-toon e— they asked people, would you live - door ? so - they asked people, would you live-door ? so i- they asked people, would you live door ? so i don't think live next door? so i don't think etenttott-e— live next door? so i don't think etenttott-e gotng— live next door? so i don't think everybody's going to go like, say— everybody's going to go like, eot tnet— everybody's going to go like, say their true _ everybody's going to go like, say their true feelings. “ say their true feelings. i mean, ttet— say their true feelings. i mean, ttet oet— say their true feelings. i mean, ttet oet tt— say their true feelings. i mean, ttet oet tt tn— say their true feelings. i mean, they ask it in every country. i just i just think the statistics conto— just i just think the statistics eontt te— just i just think the statistics eontt te o— just i just think the statistics could be a little— just i just think the statistics could be a little off. (9305th could be a little off. okay. so ttte— could be a little off. okay. so ttte te— could be a little off. okay. so this is great. this is great. so you don't pull apart every other survey that throws something bad about the uk, but all of a sudden when there's a survey done internationally , not by me, done internationally, not by me, by the way, but by king's college london, i just don't. all of a sudden you don't believe results, is that believe the results, is that what saying? i don't what you're saying? i don't think-should- what you're saying? i don't think-should distract. what you're saying? i don't. think-should distract from think this should distract from the think this should distract from tne ongotng— think this should distract from the ongoing racial disparity tnot— the ongoing racial disparity tnot to— the ongoing racial disparity that do exist. _ the ongoing racial disparity that do exist. like last week we saw a statistic— that do exist. like last week we saw a statistic that— that do exist. like last week we saw a statistic that you're four tnee— saw a statistic that you're four ttnee none— saw a statistic that you're four times more likely— saw a statistic that you're four times more likely to die in entttttnn— times more likely to die in childbirth if— times more likely to die in childbirth if you're black. teon.— childbirth if you're black. teon. we— childbirth if you're black. yeah, we all— childbirth if you're black. yeah, we all we also saw diane attott— yeah, we all we also saw diane attott tetng— yeah, we all we also saw diane abbott being incredibly racist toet— abbott being incredibly racist toet weet. — abbott being incredibly racist last week. t c “ last week. doesn't mean that the whole country is anti—semitic. i mean, carol, look, amy's reaction is a fascinating case study, isn't it? because it's proof that you think everyone asks that question, answered that question honestly . no, but that question honestly. no, but you're missing the point. so we

undressed that question- you're missing the point. so we undressed that question in- “3 so we undressed that question in every eonntnt. — undressed that question in every eonntnt. .tttnt— undressed that question in every country. .think the- undressed that question in every country. so i think the same number brits might about number of brits might lie about it same number of it as the same number of italians. ithink it as the same number of italians. i think it's great tnot— italians. i think it's great tnot we— italians. i think it's great that we .the - italians. i think it's great that we .the least- i think it's great that we the least racist italians. i think it's great- that we .the least racist and that we are the least racist and i that we are the least racist and t-tnot— that we are the least racist and t-tnot-tnototttl i accept that we are probably tne— i accept that we are probably the-tolerant.-are. i accept that we are probably the tolerant. are the the most tolerant. we are the noet— the most tolerant. we are the most tolerant.— the most tolerant. we are the most tolerant. i— the most tolerant. we are the most tolerant. i don't deny tnon— most tolerant. i don't deny tnot. tnt— most tolerant. i don't deny that. butlalso_ most tolerant. i don't deny that. butialso-it. that. but i also think it nntenttot— that. but i also think it underplay the underplay is the truth about the noetot— underplay is the truth about the racial disparities— racial disparities in this eonntnw— racial disparities in this eonntnwlso— racial disparities in this country. racial disparities in this- country.iso-point stands, country. so my point stands, mcgeough, when we have great news this, just like we had mcgeough, when we have great nevtreport this, just like we had mcgeough, when we have great nevtreport by;, just like we had mcgeough, when we have great nevtreport by the st like we had mcgeough, when we have great nevtreport by the brilliante had mcgeough, when we have great nevt report by the brilliant tony the report by the brilliant tony sewell which said, we're not an institutionally country. sewell which said, we're not an instileftinally country. sewell which said, we're not an instileftinally ignoreountry. sewell which said, we're not an instileftinally ignore it ntry. sewell which said, we're not an instileftinally ignore it ory. the left either ignore it or refuse accept the results. refuse to accept the results. yeah. and i sean is right. yeah. and i think sean is right. i yeah. and i think sean is right. t-ott— yeah. and i think sean is right. t-ott ot— yeah. and i think sean is right. t-ott ot ttte— yeah. and i think sean is right. i-all of this having- i think all of this having things, you know, shoved down your throat all the time and being forced to think or being forced to think this or know that or apologising for slavery , if you don't read this slavery, if you don't read this particular book, it means you're racist. yeah, particular book, it means you're racist . yeah, it is. we've racist. yeah, it is. we've tttenottt— racist. yeah, it is. we've literally been— 25i. yeah, it is. we've literally been told that no. and you— literally been told that no. and ton eon-t— literally been told that no. and ton eon-t eot— literally been told that no. and you can't say anything without tetng— you can't say anything without tetng eottet— you can't say anything without being called either a racist, a nonotnote— being called either a racist, a nonotnote on— being called either a racist, a homophobe or a— being called either a racist, a homophobe or a transphobe or an tetonottote— homophobe or a transphobe or an islamophobe or— homophobe or a transphobe or an islamophobe or whatever . and islamophobe or whatever. and it's islamophobe or whatever. and tt-e tnt— islamophobe or whatever. and tt-e tnt tt— islamophobe or whatever. and it's but it becomes meaningless to tt— it's but it becomes meaningless to tt te— it's but it becomes meaningless to it is meaningless. ' 2 c to it is meaningless. and it's totottt— to it is meaningless. and it's totally wrong. but i can understand actually now , right

understand actually now, right now, as sean says , it's now, as sean says, it's a dangerous moment in time because you can actually feel people becoming resentful . and if that becoming resentful. and if that turns into racism, proper racism , um, then i blame the people that have caused that. they've actually caused that because britain is a really tolerant country, sometimes too tolerant . i mean, but the thing is, the institutions just aren't. i mean, look at the casey report into the police. the police were proven to have a real problem with racism. so we're doing it again. you're doing you're are teetenote— again. you're doing you're are teetenote to— again. you're doing you're are teetenote to tnt— again. you're doing you're are desperate to try and- 5t35 “ you're doing you're are desperate to try and paint tnttotn— desperate to try and paint tnttotn oe— desperate to try and paint britain as a— desperate to try and paint britain as a racist. 02 britain as a racist. hold on. nott— britain as a racist. hold on. not on— britain as a racist. hold on. hold on, hold on. no, no, britain as a racist. 02 no, no, no, hold on, hold on. no, no, no, no. i hold on, hold on. no, no, no, t wontt— hold on, hold on. no, no, no, no. i would not— hold on, hold on. no, no, no, no. i would not say.- hold on, hold on. no, no, no, no. i would not say. - no, no, no, no. i would not say. hold on, hold on. no, no, no, no. i would not say. let's take tte— no. i would not say. let's take the final word. let's take on institutional racism. sometimes that's a lazy term because what it is, it's individuals. if you look at the people who run the police, look at most police, if you look at most police officers, they're not racist. have it racist. but a few have made it to have problem with to have a massive problem with race. but armed forces, massive tnottene— race. but armed forces, massive tnottene wttn— i but armed forces, massive problems with racism you need to ottneee— problems with racism you need to address-laziness— problems with racism you need to address-laziness to— problems with racism you need to address laziness to ignore. address is laziness to ignore. we-ne— address is laziness to ignore. we-ne nottng— address is laziness to ignore. we-ne nottng o— address is laziness to ignore. we're having a discussion here. ton— we're having a discussion here. ton note— we're having a discussion here. ton note to— we're having a discussion here. you have to admit— we're having a discussion here. you have to admit that they

extet— you have to admit that they extet .— you have to admit that they exist. nobody's_ you have to admit that they exist . nobody's they need to be exist. nobody's they need to be wontet— exist. nobody's they need to be worked - always - worked on. we'll always say we-ne—tnti worked on. we'll always say- we-ne—tnt wten we're annoying them. but when you we're annoying them. but when ton eot— we're annoying them. but when you say when you say when you say are say entire institutions are racist , what mean people racist, what you mean is people who racist , they're who are not racist, they're racist too. and of course, no te— racist too. and of course, no te tenttng— racist too. and of course, no one is denying that- 25i. and of course, no one is denying that racism extete. — one is denying that racism extete. we— one is denying that racism exists. we just— one is denying that racism exists. we just saw it with ttone— exists. we just saw it with diane abbott— exists. we just saw it with diane abbott being incredibly nonet— diane abbott being incredibly racist about— diane abbott being incredibly racist about jewish folk last week.— racist about jewish folk last week. tnt— racist about jewish folk last week. but the _ racist about jewish folk last week. but the point is that toeen-t— week. but the point is that doesn't mean— week. but the point is that doesn't mean we're an anti—semitic- doesn't mean we're an anti—semitic country. and what i ttnt— anti—semitic country. and what i find hilarious— anti—semitic country. and what i find hilarious is— anti—semitic country. and what i find hilarious is you're going to e— find hilarious is you're going to nonttt— find hilarious is you're going to see hardly any coverage about this to see hardly any coverage about tnte neton— to see hardly any coverage about this report elsewhere in the netto— this report elsewhere in the media because— this report elsewhere in the media because it doesn't fit the nonotte— media because it doesn't fit the narrative that— media because it doesn't fit the narrative that britain is a nonet— narrative that britain is a racist hellhole - narrative that britain is a racist hellhole . we're not we're racist hellhole. we're not we're the racist hellhole. we're not we're tne tntt— racist hellhole. we're not we're the third least— racist hellhole. we're not we're the third least racist country in the third least racist country tn tne— the third least racist country in the world. _ the third least racist country in the world. we— the third least racist country in the world. we must celebrate tnot— in the world. we must celebrate tnot — in the world. we must celebrate that now. finally— in the world. we must celebrate that now. finally gets to the wntte— that now. finally gets to the white house.— that now. finally gets to the white house. state dinner got none-tnet— white house. state dinner got more they bargained for more than they bargained for wten—ot- when the president of south toneo — when the president of south korea belted _ when the president of south korea belted line of don korea belted out a line of don weteon—nte. - korea belted out a line of don mclean _ pie. so i korea belted out a line of don. mclean—pie. so this mclean hit american pie. so this is mclean hit american pie. so this te-nonent— mclean hit american pie. so this is-moment yoon_ mclean hit american pie. so this is moment yoon suk yeol took is the moment yoon suk yeol took the is the moment yoon suk yeol took tne nte— is the moment yoon suk yeol took tne nnte tnon — is the moment yoon suk yeol took the mic from joe— is the moment yoon suk yeol took the mic from joe biden and let tooee— the mic from joe biden and let tooee oe— the mic from joe biden and let tooee oe tnet— the mic from joe biden and let loose as they wow— the mic from joe biden and let loose as they wow the music tuc ttet— loose as they wow the music tuc ttet .—

loose as they wow the music tuc ttet . — loose as they wow the music tuc ttet . ton-t— loose as they wow the music tuc died . don't expect— loose as they wow the music tuc died . don't expect me- loose as they wow the music tuc died . jtit“ c i loose as they wow the music tuc died . j“ c i “t3 died. don't expect me to sing his thoughts . check out dodi. died. don't expect me to sing his thoughts. check out dodi. i tonett— his thoughts. check out dodi. i can barely speak— his thoughts. check out dodi. i can barely speak. _ his thoughts. check out dodi. i can barely speak. so- “ 3 check out dodi. i can barely speak . can barely speak. so what's actually most incredible about that clip actually isn't the south korean president singing. it's joe biden's mission that he's not going to sing because he's not going to sing because he can barely speak. in case you missed it, look, i'm just going to play this to you again . to play this to you again. don't expect me to sing his to play this to you again. - don't expect me to sing his song . eteot— don't expect me to sing his song . cteet ont— don't expect me to sing his song . check out dodi. _ don't expect me to sing his song . check out dodi. i— don't expect me to sing his song . check out dodi. i can- don't expect me to sing his song . check out dodi. i can barely speak. i can? yeah. loving the newtonnt— i can? yeah. loving the newfound self—awareness. .jt�*~tj.2 newfound self—awareness. mr tteettent— newfound self—awareness. mr tteettent. t— newfound self—awareness. mr president. i mean,— newfound self—awareness. mr president. i mean, sean bailey, carol mcgiffin. do stand by, because coming up is immigration minister robert jenrick right to say that a legal channel migrants threatening migrants are threatening community cohesion in the uk? we'll find out as we crown tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. but next in uncanceled, after scottish tory leader douglas ross compares the snp's woes to tv crime series line of duty. whilst lord frost right to say on this show that we should reverse scottish devolution will humza useless. whined about those comments

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it's time for cancelled . and it's time for cancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now nicola sturgeon has described the police investigation snp's investigation into snp's finances her worst nightmare. finances as her worst nightmare. but this bad dream just keeps getting worse for queen nick gibb and humza yousaf plus at another qus humbling for the new first minister, the leader of the scottish conservatives, douglas ross, mocked the mess the snp is in, comparing it to the snp is in, comparing it to the hit police drama line of duty this week the snp's ex treasurer, colin beattie, said it was not me gov when he was asked about the notorious

campervan before abruptly changing mind . and humza changing his mind. and humza yousaf has said he is not sure if scottish government ministers are using burner phones . that is are using burner phones. that is what the first minister said. this is all starting to look like an episode of line of duty and as the snp's reckless management of scotland continues to bear its rotten fruit, lord frost explained on my show this week, why now is the perfect time to start to reverse devolution. we time to start to reverse devolution . we have written that devolution. we have written that ttgen— devolution. we have written that ttgen tong— devolution. we have written that tiger long enough. _ devolution. we have written that tiger long enough. it's- 2 0“ we have written that tiger long enough. c i tiger long enough. it's come eoee— tiger long enough. it's come etoee to— tiger long enough. it's come close to dismembering the country and it's time to stop and have a proper debate about does scotland need all these powers ? in a failed attempt to powers? in a failed attempt to etgnot— powers? in a failed attempt to signal business— powers? in a failed attempt to signal business as— 7 in a failed attempt to signal business as usual, humza toneot— signal business as usual, humza toneot te— signal business as usual, humza yousaf is directly— signal business as usual, humza yousaf is directly responded to tnot— yousaf is directly responded to tnot noet— yousaf is directly responded to that frost interview in a promo ttteo— that frost interview in a promo ttteo nngtng— that frost interview in a promo video urging separatists to take part— video urging separatists to take tont tn— video urging separatists to take tont tn o— video urging separatists to take part in a national— video urging separatists to take part in a national campaign day . woten. — part in a national campaign day . watch. well,— part in a national campaign day . watch. well, we— part in a national campaign day .watch. �*jntt�*tiii part in a national campaign day . watch. �*jntt�*tiii part in a national campaign day . watch. well, we last week a senior tory said the quiet bit out loud. they admitted they wontet— out loud. they admitted they wontet to— out loud. they admitted they wontet to tnt— 0.2 they admitted they wanted to put devolution in 0i0.2 they admitted they wanted to put devolution in and

reverse in westminster . 2 reverse in westminster. today the reverse in westminster. today tte swt-e— reverse in westminster. today the snp's brendan o'hara tried to take penny mordaunt to task over lord frost devolution proposal , over lord frost devolution proposal, but the leader of the house of commons slammed his party's record . how devastating party's record. how devastating it party's record. how devastating tt nnet— party's record. how devastating tt nnet te— party's record. how devastating tt nnet te to— party's record. how devastating it must be to snp— i 2 how devastating it must be to snp members and enttonene— it must be to snp members and enttonene to— it must be to snp members and supporters to have— it must be to snp members and supporters to have placed their notee— supporters to have placed their notee ont— supporters to have placed their hopes and trust— supporters to have placed their hopes and trust at the hands of teotte— hopes and trust at the hands of teotte wno— hopes and trust at the hands of people who have— hopes and trust at the hands of people who have been so reckless wttn— people who have been so reckless wttn tnet— people who have been so reckless with their dream— people who have been so reckless with their dream homes and the nontote— with their dream homes and the nontote tnot— with their dream homes and the mandate that they have given tnen — mandate that they have given tnen .— mandate that they have given tnen . ant— mandate that they have given them . and now— mandate that they have given them . and now they know how many them. and now they know how many soottten— them. and now they know how many scottish taxpayers— them. and now they know how many scottish taxpayers also feel wten— scottish taxpayers also feel wten tnet— scottish taxpayers also feel when they look— scottish taxpayers also feel when they look at the snp's ruinous sell— when they look at the snp's ruinous sell off— when they look at the snp's ruinous sell off and sell out of tnet— ruinous sell off and sell out of tnetn eonntnt— ruinous sell off and sell out of tnetneonntnt. — ruinous sell off and sell out of their country . “ .jt�*~tj.t5tti.

snp collapsing after seven years of basically taking our money and then mocking the english and hoping that that turned out to be a policy in itself and it didn't work in the end. in the end, the chief executive- 2 2 “ c “ it“t2 in the end, the chief executive is onneetet— end, the chief executive is arrested and _ end, the chief executive is arrested and the first minister noe— arrested and the first minister toe to— arrested and the first minister toe to etont— arrested and the first minister has to stand out.— arrested and the first minister has to stand out. so the devolution— has to stand out. so the devolution is— has to stand out. so the devolution is in reverse. i non-t— devolution is in reverse. i non-t tttnt— devolution is in reverse. i don't think we— devolution is in reverse. i don't think we should we should have to hurry it along because i think it's collapsing anyway, as people begin to discover said, well, if the snp can't handle its own finances , what are they its own finances, what are they doing with ours? after all, they're already— 20 “3 57 after all, they're already being taxed ntgnen— they're already being taxed ntgnen ont— they're already being taxed higher and yet— they're already being taxed higher and yet they get a bigger teneentoge— higher and yet they get a bigger teneentoge ot— higher and yet they get a bigger percentage of the— higher and yet they get a bigger percentage of the money from the tneoennt— percentage of the money from the tneoennt tnon— percentage of the money from the treasury than anyone dodi tnetnttng— treasury than anyone dodi including the— treasury than anyone dodi including the english. so the toote— including the english. so the soote oe— including the english. so the scots are doing— including the english. so the scots are doing just great under the scots are doing just great under tne tneeent— scots are doing just great under the present system. why? they wont— the present system. why? they wont to— the present system. why? they want to change— the present system. why? they want to change it,— the present system. why? they want to change it, i have no tteo— want to change it, i have no tteo. ttnee— want to change it, i have no idea. since it's— want to change it, i have no idea. since it's now clear that tne— idea. since it's now clear that the nationalists— idea. since it's now clear that the nationalists can't run onttttng— the nationalists can't run anything, including their own tttoneee — anything, including their own finances. where— anything, including their own finances. where actually they eon-t— finances. where actually they eon-t ttnt— finances. where actually they can't find auditors in time to

get— can't find auditors in time to get tnet— can't find auditors in time to get their accounts signed off in tnte— get their accounts signed off in this financial— get their accounts signed off in this financial year. they are . this financial year. they are. they— this financial year. they are. tnet oe— this financial year. they are. tnet tn— this financial year. they are. they are in serious trouble and tnet— they are in serious trouble and tnet wtt— they are in serious trouble and tnet wttt get— they are in serious trouble and they will get fined for that. on top they will get fined for that. on tot ot— they will get fined for that. on tot ot etenttntng— they will get fined for that. on top of everything else. ' “2 0“ top of everything else. and on top of everything else. and on top ot— top of everything else. and on top ot tton— top of everything else. and on top ot ttot. t— top of everything else. and on top of that, i do— top of everything else. and on top of that, i do not believe that as we dislike that much as we dislike sturgeon, she turned out to be a leader. yusuf or useless as you tte.— leader. yusuf or useless as you tte. ont— leader. yusuf or useless as you like, and others— leader. yusuf or useless as you like, and others like— 2 yusuf or useless as you like, and others like to refer to ntn — like, and others like to refer to him actually— like, and others like to refer to him actually is not a winning nont— to him actually is not a winning nont tn— to him actually is not a winning nont tn nt— to him actually is not a winning hand in my view— to him actually is not a winning hand in my view and that oetnottt— hand in my view and that actually he's— hand in my view and that actually he's going to be like tnoee— actually he's going to be like those managers— actually he's going to be like those managers who followed for a those managers who followed for o wntte— those managers who followed for a while, followed— those managers who followed for a while, followed the manchester ttnttet — a while, followed the manchester ttnttet tegent— a while, followed the manchester ttnttet tegent .— a while, followed the manchester united legend . and there is united legend. and there is going— united legend. and there is gotng to— united legend. and there is gotng to te— united legend. and there is gotng to te o— united legend. and there is going to be a series of them tnot-e— going to be a series of them tnot-e gotng— going to be a series of them tnot-e gotng to— going to be a series of them that's going to be dismissed. ant— that's going to be dismissed. ant nee— that's going to be dismissed. ant ne-e one— that's going to be dismissed. and he's one of— that's going to be dismissed. and he's one of them. he's going to te— and he's one of them. he's going to te net-eetee.— and he's one of them. he's going to be rejected. they've got a tt—eteetton— to be rejected. they've got a by—election coming shortly. by—election coming up shortly. tnet-ne— by—election coming up shortly. ttete-toee- by—election coming up shortly. they're-lose that- by—election coming up shortly. they're lose that to they're going to lose that to totonn. — they're going to lose that to totonn. .t— they're going to lose that to labour. .if they- they're going to lose that to labour. if they lose that to labour. and if they lose that to totonn— labour. and if they lose that to totonn. tnte— labour. and if they lose that to labour, this is— labour. and if they lose that to labour, this is the— labour. and if they lose that to labour, this is the only thing tnot— labour, this is the only thing that worries— labour, this is the only thing that worries me— labour, this is the only thing that worries me that going that worries me that we're going to—wnote- that worries me that we're going to—wnote toot- that worries me that we're going to _whole load of. to end up with a whole load of totonn—otl labour mps, a whole load of eonoton— labour mps, a whole load of gordon brown's— labour mps, a whole load of gordon brown's coming here. gordon brown's coming down here. and gordon brown's coming down here. ant oetnottt— gordon brown's coming down here. ant oetnottt t— gordon brown's coming down here. and actually i liked— gordon brown's coming down here. and actually i liked it when tnene— and actually i liked it when tnen-o— and actually i liked it when tnene-o tot- and actually i liked it when there-a lot of- and actually i liked it when there a lot of gordon there weren't a lot of gordon toe— there weren't a lot of gordon brown's-here. - there weren't a lot of gordon brown's-here. no,- there weren't a lot of gordon. brown's-here. no, indeed there weren't a lot of gordon- brown's-here. no, indeed . brown's down here. no, indeed. ttnt— brown's down here. no, indeed. thatis brown's down here. no, indeed. that is a that is a good point. and of course, now he's almost

pleading with starmer to get into a coalition of chaos . yes. into a coalition of chaos. yes. yes . it's absolutely fantastic. yes. it's absolutely fantastic. by yes. it's absolutely fantastic. tt tne— yes. it's absolutely fantastic. tt tne wot.— yes. it's absolutely fantastic. tt tne not on— yes. it's absolutely fantastic. by the way, on the gordon brown eene— by the way, on the gordon brown . t— by the way, on the gordon brown issue , i noticed— by the way, on the gordon brown issue , i noticed that he hasn't issue, i noticed that he hasn't eott— issue, i noticed that he hasn't eoto onttntng— issue, i noticed that he hasn't said anything about bullying. note— said anything about bullying. note ton— said anything about bullying. have you noticed that? i wonder why— have you noticed that? i wonder wnt tetttn— have you noticed that? i wonder wnt tetttn e— have you noticed that? i wonder wnt tetttn 7why_ have you noticed that? i wonder why kelvin ? why do you think why kelvin? why do you think tnot— why kelvin? why do you think tnot tee— why kelvin? why do you think tnot tee t— why kelvin? why do you think that is? i mean— why kelvin? why do you think that is? i mean ,_ why kelvin? why do you think that is? i mean , he was he was that is? i mean, he was he was a note— that is? i mean, he was he was a tnoten tono— that is? i mean, he was he was a tnoten tone ogne.— that is? i mean, he was he was a proper 101% ogre, right . a proper 101% ogre, right. a totonn— proper 101% ogre, right. a labour cabinet- proper 101% ogre, right. a labour cabinet minister told me tnot— labour cabinet minister told me tnot .— labour cabinet minister told me tnot . so— labour cabinet minister told me tnot . so wnt— labour cabinet minister told me tnot . so wnt te— labour cabinet minister told me that . so why is it— labour cabinet minister told me that . so why is it that he that. so why is it that he toeen-t— that. so why is it that he doesn't step— that. so why is it that he doesn't step forward and say, ten-t— doesn't step forward and say, ten-t tt— doesn't step forward and say, isn't it disgrace— doesn't step forward and say, isn't it disgrace awful what the way— isn't it disgrace awful what the wot tnet-te— isn't it disgrace awful what the way they've treated dominic raab i way they've treated dominic raab t got— way they've treated dominic raab t got owot— way they've treated dominic raab t got owot wttn— way they've treated dominic raab t got owot wttn tt— way they've treated dominic raab i got away with it scot free. vent.— i got away with it scot free. tent. tent— i got away with it scot free. tent. tent goot— i got away with it scot free. very, very good point. “ very, very good point. kelvin woetenete— very, very good point. kelvin mackenzie you do make me laugh and kelvin back of course monday night have a good weekend kelvin but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain and union jackass my superstar. back with me, mcgeough, who's your nominee for greatest? britain my nominee for greatest? britain my greatest britain tonight is weteno— my greatest britain tonight is nevena bridgen._ my greatest britain tonight is nevena bridgen. that's andrew tnttgen-e— nevena bridgen. that's andrew tnttgen-e wte— nevena bridgen. that's andrew bridgen's wife. who is. and yeah . teon.— bridgen's wife. who is. and yeah , yeah. brilliantly— bridgen's wife. who is. and yeah , yeah. brilliantly stuck up for ntn— , yeah. brilliantly stuck up for to ant— , yeah. brilliantly stuck up for him. and she's— , yeah. brilliantly stuck up for him. and she's angry because she

has him. and she's angry because she noe teen— him. and she's angry because she has been persecuted and she's neott— has been persecuted and she's neottt ongnt— has been persecuted and she's neottt ongnt ot— has been persecuted and she's really angry at the tory party for really angry at the tory party ton eoettng— really angry at the tory party for sacking him— really angry at the tory party for sacking him for doing the oetnot— for sacking him for doing the oetnot tot— for sacking him for doing the actual job that— for sacking him for doing the actual job that he was voted to do actual job that he was voted to to tt— actual job that he was voted to to tt nte— actual job that he was voted to do by his constituents. and tnot-e— do by his constituents. and that's speaking— do by his constituents. and that's speaking up for them. teon.— that's speaking up for them. teon. wetn— that's speaking up for them. teon. wett. t— that's speaking up for them. yeah, well, i hope— that's speaking up for them. yeah, well, i hope we- that's speaking up for them. yeah, well, i hope we hear more from nevena because she says she's a to tell. she's got quite a tale to tell. yeah, your yeah, sure. bailey, your nominee. nominee is raf nominee. my nominee is raf for heroically evacuating british citizens from sudan. people have said that the evacuation haven't gone well . clearly don't gone well. clearly don't understand the level of danger involved. there quietly getting on with their job as the always do. and let's hope they can get as many people out as quickly as possible. again, it's a demonstration- again, it's a demonstration of where well—organised country when we neet— well—organised country when we neet to— well—organised country when we neet to te. — well—organised country when we need to be. and— well—organised country when we need to be. and i'm— well—organised country when we need to be. ' “2 need to be. and i'm a nominee. i've gone for an honorary nominee this week now nominee this week and now i think this person probably wasn't that good for me. but i spent a lot of time— wasn't that good for me. but i spent a lot of time with- spent a lot of time with them in my spent a lot of time with them in nnt teenoge— spent a lot of time with them in nt teenoge teone— spent a lot of time with them in my teenage years, so i had to pay— my teenage years, so i had to tot tnttnte— my teenage years, so i had to tot tnttnte to— my teenage years, so i had to pay tribute to jerry springer teoee— pay tribute to jerry springer teoee t— pay tribute to jerry springer because i was— pay tribute to jerry springer because i was so sad to hear tnot— because i was so sad to hear tnot ne— because i was so sad to hear tnot ne ttet— because i was so sad to hear that he died today. well, look, i that he died today. well, look, t ton-t— that he died today. well, look, t ton-t tnnt— that he died today. well, look, i don't think we— that he died today. well, look, i don't think we even need to eott— i don't think we even need to eon tent— i don't think we even need to call jerry springer an honorary

teoee ot— call jerry springer an honorary because, of course, he was born on tn— because, of course, he was born on tn o— because, of course, he was born on tn o tnte— because, of course, he was born on in a tube station— because, of course, he was born on in a tube station in 1944, in ntgngote— on in a tube station in 1944, in ntgngote tn— on in a tube station in 1944, in highgate in london. ' 2 on in a tube station in 1944, in highgate in london. “2 highgate in london. and he is, of course, tonight's greatest briton. huge loss to the entertainment industry. sad to say goodbye to jerry springer, union jackass. time now. carol mcgiffin , who's your nominee? mcgiffin, who's your nominee? well, it's edwina currie. not for well, it's edwina currie. not ton onttntng. — well, it's edwina currie. not for anything. cj“ well, it's edwina currie. not for anything. tijj“ 0“ for anything. oh, she was on earlier. oh, goodness me. what an awkward position you're putting in. if nothing . i putting me in. if nothing. i love you, edwina. not for onttntng— love you, edwina. not for onttntng ene— love you, edwina. not for anything she said- t2nt not for anything she said on the show tongnt— anything she said on the show tontgnt. tnt— anything she said on the show tonight, but for— anything she said on the show tonight, but for what she said on twttten— tonight, but for what she said on twitter about— tonight, but for what she said on twitter about andrew bridgen that on twitter about andrew bridgen tnot ne— on twitter about andrew bridgen tnot ne woe— on twitter about andrew bridgen tnot ne o— on twitter about andrew bridgen that he was a deluded idiot. ann— that he was a deluded idiot. ann wten— that he was a deluded idiot. and when lawrence- that he was a deluded idiot. and when lawrence fox- that he was a deluded idiot. and when lawrence fox was was having a go at the tory party as well, she said he was too. so she's my a union jackass. sean bailey , quickly, your nominee. bailey, quickly, your nominee. my bailey, quickly, your nominee. my jacket is aslef union train onttene— my jacket is aslef union train onttene oe— my jacket is aslef union train drivers are going— my jacket is aslef union train drivers are going on strike on eenntoge— drivers are going on strike on eenntoge .— drivers are going on strike on scumbags . let's— drivers are going on strike on scumbags . let's just call them scumbags. let's just call them eenntog— scumbags. let's just call them eenntog ton— scumbags. let's just call them scumbag fan scumbags. union if tone— scumbag fan scumbags. union if you're man—u fan— scumbag fan scumbags. union if you're man—u fan or eurovision or you're man—u fan or eurovision on ttnttet— you're man—u fan or eurovision on ttnttet ton.— you're man—u fan or eurovision or united fan, you're going to

be or united fan, you're going to te ot— or united fan, you're going to te ot eoe— or united fan, you're going to be at some dougie beattie kind of be at some dougie beattie kind ot onnotet— be at some dougie beattie kind ot onnotet to— be at some dougie beattie kind of annoyed to be— be at some dougie beattie kind of annoyed to be going to union. toot— of annoyed to be going to union. toot noe— of annoyed to be going to union. toot noe ttne— of annoyed to be going to union. jack has time. amy— of annoyed to be going to union. jack has time. amy i feel like i teet— jack has time. amy i feel like i teet eonnt— jack has time. amy i feel like i teet eonnt ton— jack has time. amy i feel like i feel sorry for this— jack has time. amy i feel like i feel sorry for this guy because i feel sorry for this guy because t teet— feel sorry for this guy because t teet ttte— feel sorry for this guy because i feel like he's— feel sorry for this guy because i feel like he's just trying to nt— i feel like he's just trying to nt tne— i feel like he's just trying to cover up the fact— i feel like he's just trying to cover up the fact he's done a nonntte— cover up the fact he's done a nonntte tot— cover up the fact he's done a horrible job and— cover up the fact he's done a horrible job and i— cover up the fact he's done a horrible job and i feel like nee— horrible job and i feel like he's-prodded- horrible job and i feel like. he's - prodded .suella he's being prodded by suella braverman—you. braverman but who are you enooetng— braverman but who are you etooetnglnoe— braverman but who are you choosing . has to - braverman but who are you choosing has to robert choosing it has to be robert jenrick— choosing it has to be roberti rennet—tee jenrick for. okay, well, he's not because was very not winning because he was very honest week, so he's not honest this week, so he's not winning. imean, honest this week, so he's not winning. i mean, he wasn't. i'm gotng— winning. i mean, he wasn't. i'm gotng-eonntoge.- winning. i mean, he wasn't. i'm going-scumbags, the. going with the scumbags, the asttt— going with the scumbags, the asttt-wno— going with the scumbags, the aslef-who want- going with the scumbags, the aslef who want to do aslef union who want to do teetnot— aslef union who want to do teetnot ott— aslef union who want to do destroy all of— aslef union who want to do destroy all of our travel plans . tnen. — destroy all of our travel plans . tnen. tnt— destroy all of our travel plans . them. but thank— destroy all of our travel plans . them. but thank you to my enteneton— . them. but thank you to my superstar panel.— . them. but thank you to my superstar panel. they were great tongnt— superstar panel. they were great tonight, weren't— superstar panel. they were great tonight, weren't they? carol wegttttn— tonight, weren't they? carol mcgiffin and— tonight, weren't they? carol mcgiffin and sean bailey. tonight, weren't they? carol mcgiffin and sean bailey . amy mcgiffin and sean bailey. amy toote.— mcgiffin and sean bailey. amy toote—tonn- nicole, thank you for your eontont— nicole, thank you for your content-.- nicole, thank you for your eontont-. tne| nicole, thank you for your- company-. the coronation company all week. the coronation eonnttown— company all week. the coronation countdown—bank. countdown continues. it's a bank nontot— countdown continues. it's a bank notttot—tnt- countdown continues. it's a bank holiday—but don't. holiday on monday. but don't wonnt— holiday on monday. but don't wont-tene— holiday on monday. but don't worry,-here from - holiday on monday. but don't worry, here from 9 pm. worry, i am here from 9 pm. neotttnene— worry, i am here from 9 pm. headliners next.— worry, i am here from 9 pm. headliners next. good night.