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time . so far, british forces time. so far, british forces have rescued more than 1500 people, but hundreds have been killed and tens of thousands have fled for their lives in a power struggle between the army and a rival paramilitary group, great ormond street hospital has been granted exemptions to keep nurses working during upcoming strike action in order to ease some pressure on the service. the children's hospital expressed concerns about staffing as royal college of nursing staff prepare to walk off the job in their ongoing dispute over pay. rcn members will walk out from tomorrow at 8:00 in the evening until monday late this as health workers belonging to the gmb union accepted a 5% pay offer from the government yesterday. union officials will now vote to accept that offer at a meeting of the nhs staff council next week. the political editor for the huffington post , kevin the huffington post, kevin schofield, told gb news it doesn't come soon enough . it's doesn't come soon enough. it's expected that the unions- expected that the unions that counci— expected that the unions that councii wiii— expected that the unions that council will actually vote to

mm— council will actually vote to accepi iiie — council will actually vote to accepi iiie pay— council will actually vote to accept the pay deal in which iii— accept the pay deal in which case all the— accept the pay deal in which case all the members , the union case all the members, the union memeis— case all the members, the union memeis emi— case all the members, the union members and the— case all the members, the union members and the nhs employees will members and the nhs employees wiii gei— members and the nhs employees wiii eei me— members and the nhs employees wiii gei me pay— members and the nhs employees will get the pay rise that the gevemmem— will get the pay rise that the government is— will get the pay rise that the government is offering and then mei— government is offering and then mm mem— government is offering and then mm mem begs— government is offering and then that then begs the question will the that then begs the question will me strike— that then begs the question will the strike then— that then begs the question will the strike then continue ? i'm the strike then continue? i'm mei— the strike then continue? i'm mei sme— the strike then continue? i'm mei ii— the strike then continue? i'm not sure it will.— the strike then continue? i'm not sure it will. so it could eemeiiy— not sure it will. so it could eemeiiy we— not sure it will. so it could actually we could be looking at the actually we could be looking at me emi— actually we could be looking at me emi ei— actually we could be looking at the end of the— actually we could be looking at the end of the of— actually we could be looking at the end of the of the dispute coming— the end of the of the dispute eemimg quie— the end of the of the dispute coming quite soon, which eimeuem— coming quite soon, which eimeugm ii— coming quite soon, which although it won't come soon enough— although it won't come soon enough is— although it won't come soon enough is seep— although it won't come soon enough to stop this this weekend strike— enough to stop this this weekend smike seism— enough to stop this this weekend strike action labour's is promising— strike action labour's is promising is— strike action labour's is promising to invest in more ieeemeis— promising to invest in more ieeemeis wie— promising to invest in more teachers who are specialists in mei— teachers who are specialists in meii sum-ess— teachers who are specialists in their subject if— teachers who are specialists in their subject if they win the mem— their subject if they win the mexi gememi— their subject if they win the next general election. c f next general election. it comes as e mism— next general election. it comes as a labour analysis of government figures suggests that there are gaps in expert teaching provisions in state schools across england. shadow education secretary bridget phillipson says schools are scrambling to fill roles, meaning there aren't high enough standards for all children in. she told gb news that under laboun she told gb news that under labour, the challenges to teacher recruitment and retention will change over the course of the last decade, the government has presided over recruitment, failure and a real

challenge across our schools. so what schools are having to do at so what schools are having to do ei me— so what schools are having to do ei me mem— so what schools are having to do at the moment when they're semmiiimg— at the moment when they're scrambling-find- at the moment when they're scrambling find teachers to scrambling to find teachers to cover lessons— scrambling to find teachers to cover lessons ito— scrambling to find teachers to cover lessons to call upon cover lessons is to call upon mem—speeiei— cover lessons is to call upon non—special ists_ cover lessons is to call upon non—special ists to deliver mose— non—special ists to deliver those lessons. _ non—special ists to deliver those lessons. because of thei massive challenges that we're seeing— massive challenges that we're seeing mimi— massive challenges that we're seeing around teacher recruitment- seeing around teacher recruitment and retention. and imiei— recruitment and retention. and imiei mism— recruitment and retention. and under labour, that change. under labour, that will change. vie-ii— under labour, that will change. wen-sme— under labour, that will change. we'll-sure-all- we'll make sure that all emiiiiem— we'll make sure that all children access to children have access to speeieiisi— children have access to specialist provision and that we ieiivei— specialist provision and that we ieiivei mere— specialist provision and that we deliver more teachers by ending mise— deliver more teachers by ending mese-iieiks— deliver more teachers by ending those breaks private those tax breaks on private seiseis— those tax breaks on private schools. scotland's first schools. so scotland's first iiimisiei— schools. so scotland's first minister humza_ schools. so scotland's first minister humza yousaf , has said minister humza yousaf, has said mei— minister humza yousaf, has said mii suggem— minister humza yousaf, has said mii sippem iii— minister humza yousaf, has said that support for the snp is going— that support for the snp is geimg-smemgm- that support for the snp is going strength to strength going from strength to strength as going from strength to strength is iespiie— going from strength to strength as despite turmoil, the as despite the turmoil, the party— as despite the turmoil, the germ mes— as despite the turmoil, the party has faced— as despite the turmoil, the party has faced in recent weeks. mr party has faced in recent weeks. iii mism— party has faced in recent weeks. mr yousaf made— party has faced in recent weeks. mr yousaf made the— party has faced in recent weeks. mr yousaf made the comments as he visits dundee today, marking mr yousaf made the comments as himonth dundee today, marking mr yousaf made the comments as himonth since ae today, marking mr yousaf made the comments as himonth since becomingnarking mr yousaf made the comments as himonth since becoming snpng a month since becoming snp leader . he a month since becoming snp leader. he also vowed never to be complete , absent when asked be complete, absent when asked about the party's support if there's a general election next year. there's a general election next year . mr there's a general election next year. mr yusuf has had a tumultuous start to his time in charge with the arrest of former chief executive peter murrell and former snp treasurer colin beattie, who were both investigated over party finances and released without charge .

and released without charge. official documents show about a £1.3 official documents show about a £13 billion royal navy £1.3 billion royal navy submarine have been reportedly found in the toilets of a wetherspoons pub. the sun newspaper has said files about the hms anson were left in the furness railway in cumbria . it furness railway in cumbria. it said the documents appear to show the inner workings of the vessel are. the royal navy has said in a statement that no classified information appeared in those papers . a photograph of in those papers. a photograph of the king studying at cambridge university has been released for the first time. trinity college shared the picture of the then 18 year old prince ahead of his coronation next week, charles studied archaeology and anthropology in his first year and then history for two years, graduating . in 1970 and three, graduating. in 1970 and three, new photographs of the king and queen consort have been released ahead of next week's coronation. the were taken in the the images were taken in the palace's blue drawing room last month. one shows the couple standing side by side in front of a portrait of king george,

the fifth at his coronation in 1911. another shows charles and camilla individually with the queen consort, wearing the late queen's pearl drop earrings . queen's pearl drop earrings. this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's back to nana . it's back to nana. hello. good afternoon and welcome to gb news on tv on line and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. it's coming— and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. it's coming up- and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. it's coming up to- m: i: g ”ec i'm nana akua. it's coming up to seven mimmes— akua. it's coming up to seven minutes after— akua. it's coming up to seven minutes after 3:00 and it's now iime— minutes after 3:00 and it's now iime iii— minutes after 3:00 and it's now iime iii meek— minutes after 3:00 and it's now time for mock the— minutes after 3:00 and it's now time for mock the week . ' i: minutes after 3:00 and it's now time for mock the week . 'i: c time for mock the week. and it's been — time for mock the week. and it's been a— time for mock the week. and it's been a mucky— time for mock the week. and it's been a mucky old week for the bbc. i mean, port royal, richard sharp, the bbc chair, he quit after passing boris phone after passing boris a phone number of a rich canadian cousin who heard about money who heard about his money worries help . worries and wanted to help. now, sharp apparently told top eivii— now, sharp apparently told top eivii semem— now, sharp apparently told top civil servant-case- now, sharp apparently told top civil servant case of his civil servant simon case of his imveivemem— civil servant simon case of his involvement . _ civil servant simon case of his involvement. but— civil servant simon case of his involvement . c. involvement. but unfortunately, simon didn't remember the conversation. richard simon didn't remember the conversation . richard also conversation. richard also iiim-i— conversation. richard also didn't mention— f iii" richard also didn't mention he'd passed isms-s— didn't mention he'd passed boris's contact— didn't mention he'd passed boris's contact in a panel

imemiew— boris's contact in a panel interview for— boris's contact in a panel interview for the job. so after being— interview for the job. so after being appointed by boris, an administration , he was forced administration, he was forced out and guess who should put his head above the parapet to make a political comment? yes, our dear friend gary lineker. political comment? yes, our dear friend gary lineker . that's not friend gary lineker. that's not like him, is it? i mean, this time his comments , he was time his comments, he was calling for impartiality . he's calling for impartiality. he's calling for impartiality. he's calling he tweeted that the bbc chairman should not be selected by the government of the day, not now , now, not ever . not now, now, not ever. laughable. gary lineker calling for impartiality. i thought he was only allowed to tweet about refugees under his special deal with the dg . oh, the irony. one with the dg. oh, the irony. one rule for gary and earlier in the week straight talking conservative party chair lee anderson clashed with met police commissioner mark rowley . this commissioner mark rowley. this morning we've seen protests mimi— morning we've seen protests around whitehall, around parliament— around whitehall, around parliament square, probably as you parliament square, probably as yaa was— parliament square, probably as you eamimg— parliament square, probably as you was coming into the iaiiiimg. — you was coming into the building. .you- you was coming into the. building. .you-it's you was coming into the- building. .you-it's time building. do you think it's time mai—iaweil that you left the ivory tower ami—am- that you left the ivory tower. and—on whitehall and got out there on whitehall ami— and got out there on whitehall ami-mese— and got out there on whitehall and -these -out?l and sorted these people out? because,-peoplel and sorted these people out? because, people of because, you know, people of iamiam— because, you know, people of london,-tourists,- because, you know, people of london, tourists, people london, the tourists, the people mai— london, the tourists, the people mai-ai— london, the tourists, the people mai-ai mis— london, the tourists, the people that-at this place,- london, the tourists, the people that at this place, you that work at this place, you mew,— that work at this place, you mam-iaai —

that work at this place, you know, taxi drivers, the bus know, the taxi drivers, the bus iiiveis — know, the taxi drivers, the bus iiiveis—ieil know, the taxi drivers, the bus iiiveis—iei ap| drivers, they're getting fed up of drivers, they're getting fed up ailami— drivers, they're getting fed up ailami yea-e— drivers, they're getting fed up of and you're just letting it of it and you're just letting it happen. — happen. you've got the powers mam-mis— happen. you've got the powers mam-mis . — happen. you've got the powers mam-mis. sa- happen. you've got the powers now this . szriz; now to do this. so there's current bill bouncing around parliament, which hasn't come in yet. so those powers aren't in eisieme— yet. so those powers aren't in eisieme yei. — yet. so those powers aren't in existence yet. so— «will so those powers aren't in existence yet. so it's not smieiiy— existence yet. so it's not strictly true, _ existence yet. so it's not strictly true, is- existence yet. so it's not strictly true, is it? you can mese— strictly true, is it? you can move these people on the aisimeiimg— move these people on the obstructing the - move these people on the obstructing the highway so we eaaii— obstructing the highway so we eaaii mave— obstructing the highway so we eaaii have a— obstructing the highway so we could have a long conversation aiaai— could have a long conversation aiaai paiiie— could have a long conversation about public order— could have a long conversation about public order law. obe wee— about public order law. obe were mai— about public order law. obe we're not moving them on. wc“ we're not moving them on. well, ieaase— we're not moving them on. well, ieaase yea-ae— we're not moving them on. well, because you're a— we're not moving them on. well, because you're a long— we're not moving them on. well, because you're a long you're making you're making selective comments based on a partial understanding of the law. i do not want londoners disrupted any more than anybody else does . but more than anybody else does. but the law is very clear that protest is disruptive of and to a reasonable and to a certain extent that is allowed. that is what the law says at the moment. now, might not like that, now, you might not like that, but have to with the law but i have to work with the law rather than not, right. rather than win. well, he later got ima— than win. well, he later got mm a— than win. well, he later got mm a iii— than win. well, he later got into a bit of— than win. well, he later got into a bit of bother- s?" " well, he later got into a bit of bother in the parliamentary— into a bit of bother in the parliamentary dining room after amiiew— parliamentary dining room after andrew bridgen_ parliamentary dining room after andrew bridgen disturbed his meai— andrew bridgen disturbed his meal—expelled. meal after being expelled from the

meal after being expelled from me gamm— meal after being expelled from me gamylmaw— meal after being expelled from the party. know about that the party. i know all about that because— the party. i know all about that because i— the party. i know all about that because i was— the party. i know all about that because i was-you- the party. i know all about that because i was you can because i was there. you can ieai— because i was there. you can ieai emai— because i was there. you can read what happened on the gb news— read what happened on the gb news-iee— read what happened on the gb news-lee will- read what happened on the gb news-lee will be- read what happened on the gb news lee will be on news website. lee will be on iaiei— news website. lee will be on later-political- news website. lee will be on later political spotlight later on in political spotlight iaiei— later on in political spotlight iaieiliaiay— later on in political spotlight later-today at— later on in political spotlight later today at 345. and of later on today at 345. and of course, is rishi_ later on today at 345. and of course, is rishi is— later on today at 345. and of course, is rishi is dishy rishi geiiimg— course, is rishi is dishy rishi geiiimg yam— course, is rishi is dishy rishi getting your vote? he showed he mews— getting your vote? he showed he knows emai— getting your vote? he showed he knows wmai a— getting your vote? he showed he knows what a woman is. thank iii.— knows what a woman is. thank iii. imi— knows what a woman is. thank god. and stepped— knows what a woman is. thank god. and stepped up to the piaie. — god. and stepped up to the piaie. i— god. and stepped up to the plate. i mean,— god. and stepped up to the plate. i mean, it- god. and stepped up to the plate. i mean, it wasn't a high siep— plate. i mean, it wasn't a high see-imi— plate. i mean, it wasn't a high siep-ami-iaysl step mind. and these days the bar step mind. and these days the iailsa— step mind. and these days the iailsa iam— step mind. and these days the bar. so low, the— step mind. and these days the bar so low, the leader of the bar is so low, the leader of the ieaiei— bar is so low, the leader of the ieaiei ai— bar is so low, the leader of the leader of the _ bar is so low, the leader of the leader of the opposition's eai— leader of the opposition's record on women is questionable at record on women is questionable ai besi— record on women is questionable ai beg, iii— record on women is questionable at best, mr speaker. ' i: at best, mr speaker. and before and before labour do start preaching about this issue, they should work out the answer to one very simple question on i'm certain what a woman is. is he? yeah he was on fire this week at maes— yeah he was on fire this week at iiies. i— yeah he was on fire this week at ewes. i was— yeah he was on fire this week at pmqs. i was there— yeah he was on fire this week at pmqs. i was there as— “is?" he was on fire this week at pmqs. i was there as well. good old pmqs. i was there as well. good aii iismi— pmqs. i was there as well. good aii iismi is— pmqs. i was there as well. good old rishi is he— pmqs. i was there as well. good old rishi is he doing enough for you?— old rishi is he doing enough for you? i— old rishi is he doing enough for you? i meam— old rishi is he doing enough for you? i mean, could the tories iawmee— you? i mean, could the tories iawmee-ami— you? i mean, could the tories bounce-and then- you? i mean, could the tories bounce and then harry and bounce back and then harry and megan— bounce back and then harry and meghan-headlines- bounce back and then harry and meghan headlines again. meghan making headlines again. iiegiiam— meghan making headlines again. meghan-mei— meghan making headlines again. meghan-her new- meghan revealing her new look, wmiem— meghan revealing her new look, wiiieii sme— meghan revealing her new look, which some are— meghan revealing her new look, which some are suggesting has been— which some are suggesting has been-enhanced- which some are suggesting has been enhanced and been surgically enhanced and mai— been surgically enhanced and mm sme— been surgically enhanced and that she hasn't— been surgically enhanced and that she hasn't been for that she hasn't been seen for mamm— that she hasn't been seen for monies-peei— that she hasn't been seen for- months.-poor_goes months. and poor harry, who goes in months. and poor harry, who goes im-wiss— months. and poor harry, who goes im-wiss ami— months. and poor harry, who goes im-wiss ami is— months. and poor harry, who goes in kiss and is stopped by, in for a kiss and is stopped by, weii— in for a kiss and is stopped by, wgg, am— in for a kiss and is stopped by, well, an elbow. _ in for a kiss and is stopped by, well, an elbow. he— in for a kiss and is stopped by, well, an elbow. he doesn't look besi— well, an elbow. he doesn't look iesi pieasei— well, an elbow. he doesn't look

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their because it's their true feelings because it's a that is a black a black hole that is a black hole the bbc. the fact is, hole as the bbc. the fact is, ewewiaiw-s— hole as the bbc. the fact is, ewewiaiw-s gai— the fact is, everybody's got political ieeiimgs— everybody's got political feelings .you - everybody's got political. feelings .you - say feelings and you can't say yaw-e— feelings and you can't say wame gaimg— feelings and you can't say you're going impartial you're going to be impartial ieeawse— you're going to be impartial. because—impartial you're going to be impartial- because_impartial . because you are not impartial. i because you are not impartial. i-impawiai.— because you are not impartial. i-impartial. human- because you are not impartial. . i-impartial. human beings i am not impartial. human beings aren't . and aren't impartial. and gary iimewei— aren't impartial. and gary lineker-not— c and gary lineker not impartial. so lineker is not impartial. so im— lineker is not impartial. so iwsi—sawl lineker is not impartial. so. iwsi—saw wiiai just let gary lineker say what he. — just let gary lineker say what me.- yeah.— just let gary lineker say what he-. yeah,-what- just let gary lineker say what. he-. yeah,-what about just let gary lineker say what- he-. yeah,-what about the he was. yeah, but what about the others? 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why should i be able to do it? why, if i can't do it, why can he be? so it's a fair. i he be? so it's a fair. am i right? nothing wrong with that. it's right? nothing wrong with that. ii-s— - right? nothing wrong with that. ii-s— ii-s- right? nothing wrong with that. ii-s— its a- it's a fairness issue. it's a i areeg — it's a fairness issue. it's a i areeg ris— it's a fairness issue. it's a i areeg is a— it's a fairness issue. it's a i agree. it's a fairness issue. it's issue. the agree. it's a fairness issue. it's thing issue. the agree. it's a fairness issue. it's thing is issue. the agree. it's a fairness issue. it's thing is the ie. the it's thing is the other the it's thing is the other thing other thing is the other thing is, other thing is the other thing is—saii- other thing is the other thing is—saii ire- other thing is the other thing is,_said he said| is, is that he he said he said sameiirimg— is, is that he he said he said something. compared it to the something. he compared it to the waiaeawsr. — something. he compared it to the holocaust. maybe— something. he compared it to the holocaust. maybe we'll talk aiam—iie- holocaust. maybe we'll talk. about _the speech, holocaust. maybe we'll talk. abo words - the speech, holocaust. maybe we'll talk. abo words .were “he speech, holocaust. maybe we'll talk. abo words .were “he spiyeah holocaust. maybe we'll talk- abo words .were “he spiyeah the words that were used. yeah > compare and you're > and he compare and you're not aiiawei— > and he compare and you're not aiiawei-mar— > and he compare and you're not allowed-that .— > and he compare and you're not allowed-that . he's- > and he compare and you're not allowed that . he's not allowed to do that. he's not aiiawei— allowed to do that. he's not allowed-not— allowed to do that. he's not allowed not allowed do allowed he's not allowed to do mar.— allowed he's not allowed to do mar. im— allowed he's not allowed to do mar. em me— allowed he's not allowed to do that. but the point is that he swiiemiw—

that. but the point is that he suddenly cancelled for that reason. he wasn't- suddenly cancelled for that reason. it; " c suddenly cancelled for that reason. c reason. he wasn't cancelled for that reason. well they tried. he was cancelled because broke that reason. well they tried. he wasguidelines because broke that reason. well they tried. he wasguidelines incause broke that reason. well they tried. he wasguidelines in my;e broke that reason. well they tried. he wasguidelines in my view,broke that reason. well they tried. he wasguidelines in my view, and; the guidelines in my view, and he broke the guidelines. and therefore not therefore he's cancelled, not because stupid because he made a stupid comparison, because it was a stupid comparison. he's stupid comparison. but then he's not. he does. i have to not. no, but he does. i have to be careful what i say because i'm not saying it's not. he didn't make a g he didn't make a comparison exaeiiw. — didn't make a comparison eaaeriw. we,— didn't make a comparison exactly. no, he- didn't make a comparison exactly. no, he said the iamgwage— exactly. no, he said the language, the comparison with the language, the comparison with rise-me— language, the comparison with the the language, the the language, the language, the iamgwage—eaml language. yeah. and you can make it. and all you got to do is say that. that's ridiculous. it is riiiewiaws— ridiculous. it is ridiculous. im— ridiculous. it is ridiculous. em me— ridiculous. it is ridiculous. but the fact— ridiculous. it is ridiculous. but the fact that people jumped on but the fact that people jumped oli—thev— but the fact that people jumped am—mew iwmpei- but the fact that people jumped on they jumped on on his case as they jumped on amirew— on his case as they jumped on andrewlon_ on his case as they jumped on andrewlon am— on his case as they jumped on andrew|on on on— on his case as they jumped on andrew on on on diana abbott's jumped on on on diana abbott's weir.— jumped on on on diana abbott's case. well, come— jumped on on on diana abbott's case. well, come on. - jumped on on on diana abbott's case. si" “55" jumped on on on diana abbott's case. viricc , ii" “is?" “is?" case. well, come on. yeah. yeah. because these people are making stupid comments. i mean, i don't know about andrew bridgen. i'm not bringing him in to it. but. but these people, in my view, are making silly comments and but these people, in my view, are mcomparisonsrmments and but these people, in my view, are m comparisons to nents and but these people, in my view, are m comparisons to the ts and using comparisons to the holocaust. the holocaust was a terrible thing , but there is terrible thing, but there is no comparison holocaust . so comparison to the holocaust. so whatever you've got whatever it is you've got to say, got say, say, say what you've got to say, but the but don't bring in the holocaust. fine. can holocaust. that's fine. you can say this, that and other.

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think— they're making. i personally think it— they're making. i personally think it maybe— they're making. i personally think it maybe this- they're making. i personally think it maybe this is- ”iii: g i personally think it maybe this is too early in the— think it maybe this is too early in the afternoon.— think it maybe this is too early in the afternoon. it's bad for the— in the afternoon. it's bad for the its— in the afternoon. it's bad for the its bad— in the afternoon. it's bad for the it's bad for— in the afternoon. it's bad for the it's bad for my people that we're not that— the it's bad for my people that we're not that people feel that they-re— we're not that people feel that they-re not— we're not that people feel that they're not allowed to discuss things— they're not allowed to discuss things at— they're not allowed to discuss things at an. — they're not allowed to discuss things at all. but— they're not allowed to discuss things at all. at; things at all. but you are allowed to discuss it because i've been to auschwitz and i've allowed to discuss it because i've know, to auschwitz and i've allowed to discuss it because i've know, to did;chwitz and i've allowed to discuss it because i've know, to did;c|little and i've allowed to discuss it because i've know, to did;c|little program you know, i did a little program on you are on it and everything i you are allowed to discuss it. but what it is when start it is, is when you start comparing are comparing things to it that are totally anyway , totally incomparable anyway, then look stupid then it makes you look stupid and that, but it just. and not only that, but it just. it's just insult the it's just it's an insult to the people have experience of it people who have experience of it or have family history, have or who have family history, have been it. and then to been through it. and then to bnng been through it. and then to bring like when bring it in on it's like when people and this annoying, people say and this is annoying, i people oh, we you people say and this is annoying, i beinge oh, we you people say and this is annoying, i being black oh, we you people say and this is annoying, i being black isi, we you people say and this is annoying, i being black is awe you people say and this is annoying, i being black is a bityou people say and this is annoying, i being black is a bit like know, being black is a bit like being gay because it's like , no, being gay because it's like, no, it black is being it isn't being black is being black. being gay is being gay. these are not same things. these are not the same things. but compare . no, but they they compare. no, they try the of try to compare the sort of persecution. it persecution. i don't think it is. you can you can is. yeah, you can you can compare and you can and you compare it and you can and you can say this was bad and this way this was bad this way and this was bad and this way and this was bad and this way speak for way i'm going to speak for myself. only for myself is i ton-t— myself. only for myself is i tent-its— myself. only for myself is i don't-it'innsult- don't feel it's an insult for peopte— don't feel it's an insult fori people—there's don't feel it's an insult for. people—there's a people to sit there. there's a ist— people to sit there. there's a ust .— people to sit there. there's a ust . ts— people to sit there. there's a ust. is this— people to sit there. there's a list. is this appropriate for this— list. is this appropriate for this time— list. is this appropriate for this time in— list. is this appropriate for this time in the afternoon?

you-e— this time in the afternoon? tom-to— this time in the afternoon? you-re-to say,- this time in the afternoon?- you're-to say,-never you're going to say, i've never nana,— you're going to say, i've never n... tut— you're going to say, i've never n... but the— you're going to say, i've never nana, but the whole thing i've never-the— nana, but the whole thing i've never-the i've- nana, but the whole thing i've never the i've never never been on the i've never been— never been on the i've never teen-ai— never been on the i've never teen-ailm- never been on the i've neveri been-airl330, you'll been on the air at 330, you'll know—come- been on the air at 330, you'll. know—come back. know if you don't come back. okay.— know if you don't come back. okayt-know- — know if you don't come back. okay,-know. well,- know if you don't come back. okay,-know. well, let's. okay, you'll know. well, let's move about rishi? rishi move on. what about rishi? rishi wasn't afraid to say what a woman is. what's view woman is. what's your view on all want about all this? want to speak about a woman? what a woman is? that's another— woman? what a woman is? that's onotnor tntng— woman? what a woman is? that's another thing that— , what a woman is? that's another thing that they're pummellin9-_ another thing that they're pummelling. they're pummelling. that they're onnnnnoutng— pummelling. that they're pummelling is pummelling storm or it's what is a pummelling storm or it's what is owonnon the..— pummelling storm or it's what is a woman. there were some people nono— a woman. there were some people nno-tnot— a woman. there were some people nno-tnot-to- a woman. there were some people wno-tnot-n not| who believe that a woman is not wnot—to— who believe that a woman is not wnot—to oo- who believe that a woman is not wnot—to to o- who believe that a woman is not. what—to be a woman. what we believe to be a woman. no,— what we believe to be a woman. to. nong— what we believe to be a woman. to. hang — what we believe to be a woman. to. hang on-so— what we believe to be a woman. no, hang on.-so you're- no, hang on. right. so you're going all the woman going to define by all the woman is biological right? is a biological thing, right? you is ? i you don't think it is? i personally think it- personally think it is. but you don't think it is? i- personally think it is. but they non-t— personally think it is. but they non-t tntnk— personally think it is. but they don't thinklis. _ personally think it is. but they don't think is. well, let don't think it is. well, let tnon — don't think it is. well, let tnon -oonn- don't think it is. well, let them _don't what them think. we don't know what moo-ro— them think. we don't know what they're—tel they're thinking. but. but to actually things make actually change things and make things to affect women because you don't. because you can't say what it is, which it's quite clear what a woman is. a woman has a woman doesn't has a vagina. a woman doesn't have but to even be have a penis. but to not even be able that a woman doesn't have a penis. but to not even be able a that a woman doesn't have a penis. but to not even be able a penis,iat a woman doesn't have a penis. but to not even be able a penis, you've)man doesn't have a penis. but to not even be able a penis, you've gotn doesn't have a penis, you've got to admit a bit it's bit admit that's a bit it's a bit low isn't it? the keir low grade, isn't it? the keir starmer. this is just starmer. okay. this is just between and me. yeah. okay. between you and me. yeah. okay. i with between you and me. yeah. okay. t-nnn yon— between you and me. yeah. okay. i-with you exactly. - between you and me. yeah. okay. i-with you exactly. but.- i agree with you exactly. but. not— i agree with you exactly. but. not not— i agree with you exactly. but. but but there— i agree with you exactly. but. but but there are— i agree with you exactly. but. but but there are lots of people

who don't , and they see it who don't, and they see it differently. what men know women. men who women . men. women. men who women. men. women . well, there are some women. well, there are some wno go— women. well, there are some women who go along with so many women who think— women who go along with so many women who think who think we con-t— women who think who think we cant tonne.— women who think who think we cant tonne. — women who think who think we can't define. it's— women who think who think we can't define. . can't define. it's you know, it's it's nana. it's it's like it's like nana. it's like sense of it's like it's like nana. it's likelsense of humour.- c c c c of"? it's like sense of humour. you like a sense of humour. you non-t— like a sense of humour. you can't-literally- like a sense of humour. you can't-literally . l can't define it literally. maybe— can't define it literally. maybe there's- can't define it literally. maybe there's 2%- can't define it literally. maybe there's 2% of in this country and probably in the world think that a woman world that think that a woman has a penis. but then probably the are men the women who are actually men who to women. who are pretending to be women. well, seen studies . well, i've seen the studies. nono— well, i've seen the studies. mono—tint- well, i've seen the studies. most—tint nl well, i've seen the studies. - most—that a woman most women know that a woman doesn't a you want to know doesn't have a you want to know something? idon't doesn't have a you want to know something? i don't hear that many— something? i don't hear that- mono—against many women speaking up against tnto. — many women speaking up against tnto. -tots— many women speaking up against tnto. -totsot— this. there are lots of women speaking know are this. there are lots of women speéong know are this. there are lots of women speéong butnow are this. there are lots of women speéong but that's are this. there are lots of women speéong but that's main'e lots of ways, but that's main tntng. — lots of ways, but that's main tntng. nono— lots of ways, but that's main thing. t i: lots of ways, but that's main thing. rosie duffield jk rowling did you three did you show me? have me on the have me here to noon— have me on the have me here to noon-argument— have me on the have me here to noon-argument 7— have me on the have me here to have argument ? no, have me on the have me here to have argument? no, i agree have an argument? no, i agree nonn— have an argument? no, i agree win you.— have an argument? no, i agree on you. .— have an argument? no, i agree with you. i agree— have an argument? no, i agree with you. i agree you. with you. i agree with you. good. — with you. i agree with you. good. on— with you. i agree with you. good. but but— with you. i agree with you. good. but but the is, is good. but but the fact is, is not— good. but but the fact is, is thatliot— good. but but the fact is, is thatliot ot— good. but but the fact is, is that lot of people feel that that a lot of people feel that no— that a lot of people feel that no not— that a lot of people feel that no not no— that a lot of people feel that it's not nice to— that a lot of people feel that it's not nice to say to a person nno— it's not nice to say to a person wno tntnko— it's not nice to say to a person who thinks that— it's not nice to say to a person who thinks that they're a woman, tnot— who thinks that they're a woman, tnot tnoy-ro — who thinks that they're a woman, tnot tnoy-ro not— who thinks that they're a woman, that they're not a— who thinks that they're a woman, that they're not a woman. . that they're not a woman. it's probably— that they're not a woman. it's pontoon nost— that they're not a woman. it's probably best to _ that they're not a woman. it's probably best to probably best to tell them the truth, though,

isn't it? i mean, sometimes the truth hurts. but let's be honest. you have to. sometimes you have to be cruel to be kind. i mean, something. i've been lied to you. you— i mean, something. i've been lied to you. you you- q i've been lied to you. you you should problem — lied to you. you you should problem _you'rei problem with you is you're tovoty. — problem with you is you're lovely. you've— problem with you is you're lovely. you've never been lied to. no— lovely. you've never been lied to. woman— lovely. you've never been lied to. no-has-looked. lovely. you've never been lied to. no has looked at to. no one has ever looked at you.— to. no one has ever looked at yon-know— to. no one has ever looked at you.-know that. - to. no one has ever looked at you. know that. you're you. you know that. you're noonntnt. — you. you know that. you're beautiful. no— you. you know that. you're beautiful. no one has ever said to you— beautiful. no one has ever said to you yon-o— beautiful. no one has ever said to you you're beautiful . and to you you're beautiful. and onoy— to you you're beautiful. and onoy-yon-ro- to you you're beautiful. and they you're beautiful they just. oh, you're beautiful ont— they just. oh, you're beautiful and-because- they just. oh, you're beautiful and-because you- they just. oh, you're beautiful and because you know, and you're. because you know, yon-vo— and you're. because you know, you've never been— and you're. because you know, you've never been lied to. i've noon— you've never been lied to. i've noon noo— you've never been lied to. i've been lied-many— you've never been lied to. i've been lied many you been lied to many times. you know—thisl been lied to many times. youi know—onto to know what? this world, this is wnoo— know what? this world, this is vino-saying.— know what? this world, this is nnoo-oonno. .— know what? this world, this is what saying. i agree with what i'm saying. i agree with you.— what i'm saying. i agree with you. .— what i'm saying. i agree with you. t ogroo— what i'm saying. i agree with you. i agree with— what i'm saying. i agree with you. i agree with you . but at you. i agree with you. but at no— you. i agree with you. but at no sono— you. i agree with you. but at the same time,— you. i agree with you. but at the same time, people like to be not— the same time, people like to be not to.— the same time, people like to be not to. noyoo— the same time, people like to be lied to. maybe was— the same time, people like to be lied to. maybe was that a new oniooopny— lied to. maybe was that a new onioooonyo — lied to. maybe was that a new philosophy ? philosophy? unfortunately, i'm not a liar, so i can't do it. what do you think about richard schartner? he's the bbc ex—bbc chair . he schartner? he's the bbc ex—bbc chair. he what he did was he he passed on a contact as somebody who wanted to lend boris money. but then he then said he told simon case that he told people that he'd done this thing, but he actually lend the he didn't actually lend the money. so that's the thing. but he number he passed on a number of a canadian cousin write canadian cousin to boris write about this. i think about this. and then i think bofis about this. and then i think boris got the money off the

canadian he canadian cousin and then he became you see. and became bbc chair. you see. and in panel interview with the in this panel interview with the people going give people who were going to give him a bbc chair, he him this job of a bbc chair, he then mention he'd then didn't mention that he'd passed to of passed on a number to boris of a cousin who was going him cousin who was going to give him some why some money. so that's why they've though they've ousted him. even though he's done some really good stuff. negotiate stuff. he's managed to negotiate the going up with the licence fee going up with inflation. he's done quite a few things. think? things. what do you think? do you gone? you think he should have gone? i bbc is the greatest i think the bbc is the greatest source of evil— i think the bbc is the greatest source of evil in— i think the bbc is the greatest source of evil in this country. nootoouo— source of evil in this country.- nootoouo—onoo basically, maybe we can cut that out.— basically, maybe we can cut that out-lontnk. — basically, maybe we can cut that out-lontnk. .— basically, maybe we can cut that out.ithink. i think— basically, maybe we can cut that out. think. i think we out. i think. i think we shouldn't— out. i think. i think we shouldn't even discussing shouldn't even be discussing it. it's shouldn't even be discussing it. n-o—n-o— it's like, of course it's a pontoo— it's like, of course it's a political organisation. how do you— political organisation. how do yon—iono- you think people get jobs anyway?— you think people get jobs anyway? by— you think people get jobs anyway? by passing a number. anyway? by passing on a number. now— anyway? by passing on a number. now-oo— anyway? by passing on a number. now-to oo— anyway? by passing on a number. how-to be here?- anyway? by passing on a number. how to be here? what how did i get to be here? what are how did i get to be here? what yon— how did i get to be here? what yon people?_ how did i get to be here? what are you people? people there are you people? people out there are you people? people out there oro—ooytng,— are you people? people out there oro—ooytng, wnoo- are looking and saying, what are onoy— are looking and saying, what are they—guy— they having this guy on the snow?— they having this guy on the onono-onoo- they having this guy on the show? that funny. show? he's not that funny. non.— show? he's not that funny. he's-_passed- he's. somebody passed your number. that's number. yes, exactly. so that's and number. yes, exactly. so that's onolotonooo— number. yes, exactly. so that's onolotonooo o— number. yes, exactly. so that's andlplanted a seed- number. yes, exactly. so that's andlplanted a seed in- “in; ozxaccly so that's and planted a seed in your and it planted a seed in your woos.— and it planted a seed in your moo-non— and it planted a seed in your ideas. how business gets ideas. this is how business gets oono. — ideas. this is how business gets oono. n-o— ideas. this is how business gets oono. to non— ideas. this is how business gets done. it's how it's— ideas. this is how business gets done. it's how it's how government- done. it's how it's howl government-. done. it's how it's how- government-. the government gets done. the problem — government gets done. the problem _obei government gets done. the- problem _obe, which problem is the bbc obe, which has problem is the bbc obe, which no onokoo— problem is the bbc obe, which has sucked the— problem is the bbc obe, which has sucked the life out of the pontoo— has sucked the life out of the political discourse in this country— political discourse in this country .— political discourse in this country . ano— political discourse in this country . and it's the people who country. and it's the people who work— country. and it's the people who work onoro— country. and it's the people who work there this— country. and it's the people who work there this like the biggest organisation— work there this like the biggest organisation in— work there this like the biggest organisation in the country, probably— organisation in the country, probably somebody not biggest, but probably somebody not biggest, out oo— probably somebody not biggest, out so many— probably somebody not biggest, but so many people work there.

tnoro— but so many people work there. tnoro-o— but so many people work there. tnoro-o too— but so many people work there. there-a lot of— but so many people work there. there .a lot of-are - there are a lot of them are tovoty— there are a lot of them are lovely-there's-ofl there are a lot of them are- lovely-there's-of good lovely and there's a lot of good stuff— lovely and there's a lot of good stun-conoo— lovely and there's a lot of good stuff-comes out- lovely and there's a lot of good stuff-comes out of- lovely and there's a lot of good stuff comes out of there. stuff that comes out of there. t hey— stuff that comes out of there. they—prognnnnooi they make great programmes. that's they getting away that's why they getting away with it? is with it. but what is it? what is the with it. but what is it? what is ono-n-o— with it. but what is it? what is ono-n-o ono— with it. but what is it? what is the-it's the big- e but what is it? what is the it's the big brother the bbc? it's the big brother communication— the bbc? it's the big brother communication company. it's onnroty— communication company. it's onnroty n-o— communication company. it's entirely it's the— communication company. it's entirely it's the bbc. see the one-o— entirely it's the bbc. see the ones wonto— entirely it's the bbc. see the bbc's would you— entirely it's the bbc. see the bbc's would you stop listening to ovoryontng— bbc's would you stop listening to everything that i say ? you to everything that i say? you noon— to everything that i say? you noon to— to everything that i say? you listen to every— to everything that i say? you listen to every word you mooning— listen to every word you listening to— listen to every word you listening to this? i love you ont— listening to this? i love you and no— listening to this? i love you and to too— listening to this? i love you and to too .— listening to this? i love you and the boy . the boy, the boy. and the boy. the boy, the boy. the— and the boy. the boy, the boy. the background.— and the boy. the boy, the boy. the background. yeah it's a nonto— the background. yeah it's a horrible, horrible. it's horrible. _ horrible, horrible. it's horrible. it's- horrible, horrible. it's horrible. e horrible, horrible. it's- horrible. it's a horrible. you know— horrible. it's a horrible. you know wnoo— horrible. it's a horrible. you know what else?— horrible. it's a horrible. you know what else? to- horrible. e you know what else? to the people nno— know what else? to the people wno un— know what else? to the people wno ono — know what else? to the people who run the place— know what else? to the people who run the place about this? out— who run the place about this? nut-kno— who run the place about this? but-the-picture- who run the place about this? but-the-picture ,- who run the place about this? but the picture , this is but but the big picture, this is the but but the big picture, this is no big— but but the big picture, this is no big nonto— but but the big picture, this is the big picture is— but but the big picture, this is the big picture is the state ononkon-o— the big picture is the state shouldn't own— the big picture is the state shouldn't own broadcasting or if it shouldn't own broadcasting or if to too— shouldn't own broadcasting or if to too on— shouldn't own broadcasting or if it does own broadcasting , it it does own broadcasting, it snow— it does own broadcasting, it ononko soy— it does own broadcasting, it should say we _ it does own broadcasting, it should say we own the broadcasting. - should say we own the broadcasting. and if the state ownoo— broadcasting. and if the state owned broadcasting, which it too— owned broadcasting, which it too on— owned broadcasting, which it too n,— owned broadcasting, which it does own it, then . gary lineker does own it, then. gary lineker tnon— does own it, then. gary lineker tnon n-o— does own it, then. gary lineker tnon no no— does own it, then. gary lineker tnon no no to— does own it, then. gary lineker then it's up to the— does own it, then. gary lineker then it's up to the government nono— then it's up to the government wont to— then it's up to the government wont to appoint— then it's up to the government want to appoint the person. and nnon— want to appoint the person. and wnon labour— want to appoint the person. and when labour is— want to appoint the person. and when labour is in,— want to appoint the person. and when labour is in, they'll appoint— when labour is in, they'll oppotnt tno— when labour is in, they'll appoint the person. that's the way— appoint the person. that's the wow tt— appoint the person. that's the wow tt worko— appoint the person. that's the wow tt wotko .— appoint the person. that's the way it works . well, that's what way it works. well, that's what i way it works. well, that's what . tnowont. — way it works. well, that's what ttnonont. kno— way it works. well, that's what i thought. and the end the i thought. and in the end of the day

i thought. and in the end of the tow-ooootntoo- i thought. and in the end of the day-appointed by- i thought. and in the end of the day appointed by some day it'll be appointed by some bigwig— day it'll be appointed by some bigwig tn— day it'll be appointed by some bigwig in switzerland . o" bigwig in switzerland. oh, well, untow— bigwig in switzerland. oh, well, ttoton. ttnottw— bigwig in switzerland. oh, well, listen, finally you've got about 30s make a markle appeared to elbow prince harry. she did. she do that. didn't she did not do that. she didn't do she did not do that. she didn't too—know- she did not do that. she didn't| do _ know whether do that. i don't know whether i saw either. that's why saw that either. that's why i wont— saw that either. that's why i wont — saw that either. that's why i wont kt.— saw that either. that's why i didn't see it. i— saw that either. that's why i didn't see it. i looked- ti; that's why i didn't see it. i looked and i tookoo.— didn't see it. i looked and i tookoo. .— didn't see it. i looked and i looked. i didn't— didn't see it. i looked and i looked. i didn't see it. i feel sorry— looked. i didn't see it. i feel ootwltnnoo— looked. i didn't see it. i feel sorry prince harry because sorry for prince harry because no-o— sorry for prince harry because he's basically— sorry for prince harry because he's basically not— sorry for prince harry because he's basically not very clever . he's basically not very clever. no,— he's basically not very clever. to, too— he's basically not very clever. to, too not— he's basically not very clever. no, he's not very— he's basically not very clever. no, he's not very clever. and no-o— no, he's not very clever. and no-o tootno— no, he's not very clever. and he's losing his— no, he's not very clever. and he's losing his looks, too. he's tootno— he's losing his looks, too. he's tootno nto— he's losing his looks, too. he's losing his looks— he's losing his looks, too. he's losing his looks and getting his wtto— losing his looks and getting his wife, owon— losing his looks and getting his wife, even though— losing his looks and getting his wife, even though he had to go otowt— wife, even though he had to go otowt nto— wife, even though he had to go about his brother— wife, even though he had to go about his brother about it as wok.— about his brother about it as wow-noo— about his brother about it as well.-he's going,- about his brother about it as well. he's going, yeah. well. and he's going, yeah. and no-o—tootno- he's going to be losing his nonow— he's going to be losing his money soon. divorce, he's going to be losing his- money soon. _divorce, women money soon. so in divorce, women are money soon. so in divorce, women oooo-k— money soon. so in divorce, women oooo-k-to- are danger. yes. and this is a toooon— are danger. yes. and this is a lesson no matter— are danger. yes. and this is a lesson no matter even if you're tno— lesson no matter even if you're too wtnoo— lesson no matter even if you're too who owon— lesson no matter even if you're the prince, even if— lesson no matter even if you're the prince, even if the the prince, even if you're the ottnoo— the prince, even if you're the ottnoo-tt- the prince, even if you're the prince,-if she's- prince, and even if she's a toowtttwt— beautiful girl. look at nana noto— beautiful girl. look at nana here-dangerous- beautiful girl. look at nana here. dangerous . s done, done here. so dangerous. s done, done . oonoon— here. so dangerous. s done, done . oonoon so— here. so dangerous. s done, done . danger. so are— here. so dangerous. s done, done . danger. so are you,- here. so dangerous. s done, done . danger. so are you, louis? yes. oh thank you very much. la, la la la . that is a fabulous la la la. that is a fabulous louis schaefer . when are you louis schaefer. when are you back on the. on the headliner? soon. i'm headliners tomorrow soon. i'm on headliners tomorrow night. sunday soon. i'm on headliners tomorrow nigia. sunday soon. i'm on headliners tomorrow nigia calendar. i got my own got a calendar. i got my own ootonoot— got a calendar. i got my owni calendar—really? calendar coming out. really? toon. —tt- calendar coming out. really? yeah. _it here. i yeah. i don't have it here. i tnowont— yeah. i don't have it here. i tnowont-o— yeah. i don't have it here. i thought-a bit- yeah. i don't have it here. i thought a bit too much. thought it was a bit too much. i got too— thought it was a bit too much. i got too careless. _ thought it was a bit too much. i got too careless. but a it's toon— got too careless. but a it's been designed.— got too careless. but a it's been designed. a woman designed

my been designed. a woman designed nw—ttno- been designed. a woman designed nw—ttno no- been designed. a woman designed nw—ttno no on| my calendar. you can find me on twtttot— my calendar. you can find me on twtttot ot— my calendar. you can find me on twitter at schaefer. o" twitter at louis schaefer. oh, you— twitter at louis schaefer. oh, wow-ttnn — twitter at louis schaefer. oh, wow-ttnn noto- twitter at louis schaefer. oh, you-him here later. twitter at louis schaefer. oh,| you-him here later on you can find him here later on tomorrow headliners. tomorrow night in headliners. thank much. thank you thank you very much. thank you very me. lovely, very much for having me. lovely, lovely. well, if you're just joining us, welcome on board yesterday to my show. know the yesterday to my show. i know the backgrounds it's backgrounds wrong, but it's 23 minutes we're live minutes after 3:00. we're live on tv, online and digital on tv, online and on digital radio. . still to radio. i'm nana akua. still to come i'll be joined by come at 350, i'll be joined by the of the red bull the mp of the red bull rottweiler that of course, rottweiler. that is, of course, deputy the deputy chairman of the conservative party, lee anderson, talking anderson, who will be talking about politics about why he got into politics and that fight andrew and that fight with andrew bridgen. before that, it's bridgen. but before that, it's climate mps have issued climate watch. mps have issued a stark warning claiming that climate watch. mps have issued a stark energyi claiming that climate watch. mps have issued a stark energy is.aiming that climate watch. mps have issued a stark energy is unlikely hat climate watch. mps have issued a stark energy is unlikely tot clean energy is unlikely to generate enough electricity. who knew ? unless the government acts knew? unless the government acts now , that's

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minutes after 3:00. nana minutes after 3:00. i'm nana akua. on tv , akua. this is gb news on tv, onune akua. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. now it's online and on digital radio. now wsfime online and on digital radio. now it's time climate control it's time for climate control mps have issued a stark warning that britain will be to that britain will not be able to keep lights on using just keep the lights on using just green . well, who knew ? green energy. well, who knew? now this comes as the uk struggling to keep their target of solely clean of using solely clean electricity by 2035. cross—party politicians are calling on the government to outline a coherent plan on how they're going to tackle this or risk missing their targets. so should the uk heavily expand on production of green energy sources? or is the goal of having a decarbonised power system by 2035? a pipe dream? joining me to talk about this is lois perry, director of cop26, and jim dale, senior meteorologist. right. i'm going to start with you , jim dale to start with you, jim dale pipe dream . it's not going to happen dream. it's not going to happen . what do you think? oh , no, . what do you think? oh, no, it's not a pipe dream- . what do you think? oh, no, it's not a pipe dream at- ctzt "

moment in time, i'm doing some conferences on safe safety in a climate change world, but it's basically safety in terms of weather, extreme weather, that type of thing. so i'm helping ooooto— type of thing. so i'm helping people to— type of thing. so i'm helping people to understand- eat q so i'm helping people to understand and what tnow— people to understand and what tnow nont— people to understand and what tnow ntont to. — people to understand and what they might do. ktztw people to understand and what they might do. ktgtw a. people to understand and what they might do. how c. they might do. now, look, um, by boat , lois, i they might do. now, look, um, by boat, lois, i rode for they might do. now, look, um, by boat , lois, i rode for the last boat, lois, i rode for the last three weeks. you know, you didn't do it goes. you took a plane , didn't do it goes. you took a otono on.— didn't do it goes. you took a plane , jim. you— didn't do it goes. you took a plane , jim. you took- didn't do it goes. you took a plane , jim. you took a- t: t: " e ctzt e 3 you took a plane , jim. you took a plane, plane, jim. you took a plane, vou— plane, jim. you took a plane, you oottwto— plane, jim. you took a plane, you oottnto yout— plane, jim. you took a plane, you pollute you, you co2 onnttton — you pollute you, you co2 emitter. but— you pollute you, you co2 emitter. but i— you pollute you, you co2 emitter. but i offset. look, notoow-o— emitter. but i offset. look, nobody's saying don't fly. nobodyin nobody's saying don't fly. nobody in my side of the world is saying , do nobody in my side of the world is saying, do not nobody in my side of the world is saying , do not fly. you may, is saying, do not fly. you may, you may tonon. — is saying, do not fly. you may, you may laugh. look- is saying, do not fly. you may, you may laugh. look at the end of the day, that's not that's not that's not the argument. let's make this absolutely clear. nobody's saying don't eat beef and don't do this . they're beef and don't do this. they're saying limit what you do and offset what you do, which is i offset what you do, which is i offset my co2 to hopefully the airline will do what they need to do and take that co2 in a different direction. and that's to be learned. but look, can i make the point, 44.6 degrees in

thailand, a new all time record . laos, china, pakistan , india, . laos, china, pakistan, india, all time. all time. april heat and the same in spain , spain and the same in spain, spain this week, 38.8 april. hot temperature ever and we're getting there. north north america the same in terms of washington and i've got to think of oregon. those two places nottoot— of oregon. those two places nottoot april— of oregon. those two places hottest april point- ©7393" those two places hottest april point ever. can i nonw— hottest april point ever. can i hurry? tnooo— hottest april point ever. can i hurry? these are— hottest april point ever. can i hurry? these are this is the tootttw— hurry? these are this is the tootttw ot— hurry? these are this is the reality of where— hurry? these are this is the reality of where we are at this noont— reality of where we are at this noont tn— reality of where we are at this moment in time— reality of where we are at this moment in time in a single week, all moment in time in a single week, ott ot— moment in time in a single week, ott ot tnooo— moment in time in a single week, all of those records— moment in time in a single week, all of those records broken . all of those records broken. okav- — all of those records broken. okay- wot— all of those records broken. okay. not just— all of those records broken. okay. \tt:::t f all of those records broken. - okay. not just interject because i want to get lois in, but i also want say that obviously also want to say that obviously , got such high , if we've got such high temperatures, we won't be needing heating, which needing so much heating, which probably be a good thing. probably would be a good thing. lois. mean, of lois. yes yeah, i mean, of course, been warmer course, it's never been warmer in the world at any time before now, jim you know, there now, has it? jim you know, there were hippopotas swimming now, has it? jim you know, there wethe hippopotas swimming now, has it? jim you know, there wethe thames. otas swimming now, has it? jim you know, there wethe thames. we've swimming now, has it? jim you know, there wethe thames. we've neverimming now, has it? jim you know, there wethe thames. we've never had ing in the thames. we've never had ice ages. we've never had continents separating because it's been hot and cold. we've never had grapes growing in the

north of england during the roman warm period. but anyway , i roman warm period. but anyway, i digress. how wonderful that the government suddenly seems to be waking up to the fact that it's all completely and utterly ridiculous. i've got to i've got a statistic for you. for one day in the winter , the cost of the in the winter, the cost of the batteries for two terawatt hours because we can't we've got no storage . but for one day in the storage. but for one day in the winter , it would cost £1 winter, it would cost £1 trillion in current. in today's lithium prices, current lithium pnces lithium prices, current lithium prices for the batteries, £1 trillion recently, battery storage capacity thing was opened to great fanfare here in this country, the biggest in europe. they are able to supply 1% of the uk's current energy needs for wait for it two minutes. what a complete load of rubbish . and you're saying how rubbish. and you're saying how on earth are you off? how are you offsetting your flight? because i'm just very interested. what are you doing? are you cutting down you

planting some trees ? let me let planting some trees? let me let me just planting some trees? let me let no toot tott— planting some trees? let me let me just roll backwards- g 7 let me let me just roll backwards slightly on ott— me just roll backwards slightly on ott ot— me just roll backwards slightly on all of that— me just roll backwards slightly on all of that rubbish you've toot— on all of that rubbish you've toot owon— on all of that rubbish you've toot owon no— on all of that rubbish you've just given me because it's the ott— just given me because it's the oto stow— just given me because it's the oto otow tn— just given me because it's the old straws in the— just given me because it's the old straws in the it's the usual otowo— old straws in the it's the usual otowo tn— old straws in the it's the usual otowo tn tno— old straws in the it's the usual straws in the wind. " straws in the wind. look, in the toot— straws in the wind. look, in the last year, europe, in terms of energy use, utilise more renewable energy than fossil fuel energy as i've said to you before, this is an evolving situation and it's only going in one direction. and by the way , i one direction. and by the way, i ootoo wttn— one direction. and by the way, i can agree with you,— t: ”in; kit" and by the way, i can agree with you, lois , i can can agree with you, lois, i can ootoo— can agree with you, lois, i can ootoo wttn— can agree with you, lois, i can agree wttn woo— can agree with you, lois, i can agree with you on— can agree with you, lois, i can agree with you on this. okay. tot-o— agree with you on this. okay. tot-o tot-o— agree with you on this. okay. tot-o tot-o tw— agree with you on this. okay. let's let's try and— agree with you on this. okay. let's let's try and on let's let's try and agree on oonotntno— let's let's try and agree on something this— let's let's try and agree on something this �*" let's let's try and agree on. something this-if we let's let's try and agree on- something this-if we can. something this week. if we can. okow. — something this week. if we can. okow. -to— something this week. if we can. okow. -to tno— something this week. if we can. okay. is the and that okay. and that is the and that is this government has made an absolute turnip of what is occurring as far as renewable and the change of energy and the direction of travel. jim, they've all got- t: f jim, they've all got similar plan direction of travel. jim,- they've all got similar plan and tnow-to— they've all got similar plan and tnow-to ott— they've all got similar plan and they're all making— they've all got similar plan and they're all making a turnip of it. they're all making a turnip of t. not— they're all making a turnip of t. not .— they're all making a turnip of t. not . toot— they're all making a turnip of it. but i just want to come back to wnot— it. but i just want to come back to wnot toto— it. but i just want to come back to what lois said.— it. but i just want to come back to what lois said. how are you ottootttno— to what lois said. how are you offsetting how— to what lois said. how are you offsetting how you offsetting how are you offsetting— offsetting how are you- offsetting _though, offsetting this flight, though, jim .fascinating- offsetting this flight, though, jim fascinating . �*ft�*tzgc jim i'm fascinating. well, i oon-t— jim i'm fascinating. well, i oon-tltt— jim i'm fascinating. well, i don't it personally . i know don't do it personally. i know for that , for example,

for a fact that, for example, the airline and other industries will have ways by which they, for example, they will buy with the money that's donated certain amounts of forestry, certain , amounts of forestry, certain, certain, certain, certain renewable energy offsets that they will plough into wherever they will plough into wherever they plough into. it is down to they plough into. it is down to too otntnoo— they plough into. it is down to the airlines to— they plough into. it is down to the airlines to select- g it is down to the airlines to select those tntnoo— the airlines to select those tntnoo tnot— the airlines to select those things that that's an option if you— things that that's an option if you kt— things that that's an option if you tt woo— things that that's an option if you tt you owot— things that that's an option if you if you ever go on an ottotott— you if you ever go on an aircraft, which- you if you ever go on an aircraft, which you probably oon-t— aircraft, which you probably oon-t know— aircraft, which you probably don't know because you're ototottw— don't know because you're ototottw too— don't know because you're probably too scared. but but nevertheless, the fact remains is they can renew . they can do is they can renew. they can do tnot— is they can renew. they can do tnot. — is they can renew. they can do that. that's offsetting. it's called offsetting. that's what it's a called offsetting. that's what to o otoo— called offsetting. that's what to o otoo tn— called offsetting. that's what it's a step in the— called offsetting. that's what it's a step in the right- it's a step in the right direction. _ it's a step in the right direction. it's- it's a step in the right direction. e direction. it's not the full answer is. yeah , it does direction. it's not the full- answer is. yeah , it does seem answer is. yeah, it does seem ttko— answer is. yeah, it does seem ttko ono— answer is. yeah, it does seem ttko ot— answer is. yeah, it does seem like one of those— answer is. yeah, it does seem like one of those big- yeah, it does seem like one of those big scams. i noonlnoo— like one of those big scams. i mean,ihad read— like one of those big scams. i mean, had read about be mean, i had read about i'd be too— mean, i had read about i'd be too ootooo— mean, i had read about i'd be too scared-on- mean, i had read about i'd be too scared-on an- too scared to go on an ootootono.— too scared to go on an aeroplane-no- too scared to go on an aeroplane. no reason. too scared to go on an- aeroplane.-no reason. just aeroplane. jim no reason. just toowoo— aeroplane. jim no reason. just toowoo wow— aeroplane. jim no reason. just because you seem— aeroplane. jim no reason. just because you seem to- aeroplane. jim no reason. just because you seem to be scared of the world at this moment in time. i'm not scared . we've been time. i'm not scared. we've been there. you are the person that's moving armageddon in any shape or form. i agree. anything at all. very little scares me , jim.

all. very little scares me, jim. koon— all. very little scares me, jim. koott nonn— all. very little scares me, jim. koon non ott— all. very little scares me, jim. apart from all of— very little scares me, jim. apart from all of these terrible tooo— apart from all of these terrible tooo tron — apart from all of these terrible fears, from greenpeace that have toon— fears, from greenpeace that have toon out— fears, from greenpeace that have toon out two— fears, from greenpeace that have been put into i'm— fears, from greenpeace that have been put into i'm scared for onttoton— been put into i'm scared for children because they honestly tntnk— children because they honestly tntnk tnot— children because they honestly think that the _ children because they honestly think that the end of the world is think that the end of the world to non.— think that the end of the world is nigh. there's— think that the end of the world is nigh. there's no— think that the end of the world is nigh. there's no religion, ont— is nigh. there's no religion, ono tt-o— is nigh. there's no religion, and it's been— is nigh. there's no religion, and it's been replaced with the cotton — and it's been replaced with the cotton tnot— and it's been replaced with the cultism that you— and it's been replaced with the cultism that you promote . but i cultism that you promote. but i ootoottw— cultism that you promote. but i ootoottw .— cultism that you promote. but i actually i actually— cultism that you promote. but i actually i actually don't, you know,— actually i actually don't, you know, ooo— actually i actually don't, you know, god .— actually i actually don't, you know, god , sorry,- actually i actually don't, you know, god , sorry, lois. lois let know, god, sorry, lois. lois let no— know, god, sorry, lois. lois let no oow— know, god, sorry, lois. lois let no oow .— know, god, sorry, lois. lois let no oow t oon-t— know, god, sorry, lois. lois let me say i don't preach cultism. i me say i don't preach cultism. . ptooon— me say i don't preach cultism. t otooot tno— me say i don't preach cultism. i preach the science— me say i don't preach cultism. i preach the science that- me say i don't preach cultism. i preach the science that i- me say i don't preach cultism. i preach the science that i come from. i'm a meteorologist. now you— from. i'm a meteorologist. now wowtott— from. i'm a meteorologist. now you tell me, how are you qualified in climatology or meteorology or any of associated science ? you tell me how you science? you tell me how you are. you're not a climate denier. you're not a physicist . denier. you're not a physicist. wok,— denier. you're not a physicist. wen, noto— denier. you're not a physicist. well, hold on.— denier. you're not a physicist. well, hold on. he's- cc you're not a physicist. well, hold on. he's asked cc“ you're not a physicist. well, hold on. he's asked you a ouootton— well, hold on. he's asked you a ooootton. now— well, hold on. he's asked you a question. how are— well, hold on. he's asked you a question. how are you qualified? i'm question. how are you qualified? tn ooottttoo— question. how are you qualified? i'm qualified in— question. how are you qualified? i'm qualified in much as i'm qualified in so much as ototo— i'm qualified in so much as greta thunberg_ i'm qualified in so much as greta thunberg and also in so noon— greta thunberg and also in so noon oo— greta thunberg and also in so noon oo str— greta thunberg and also in so much as sir david— greta thunberg and also in so much as sir david attenborough and much as sir david attenborough ono otoo— much as sir david attenborough ono otoo tn— much as sir david attenborough ono otoo tn oo— much as sir david attenborough and also in so much as almost owow— and also in so much as almost owow otnoto— and also in so much as almost every single politician that ooooto— every single politician that ooooto tnto— every single politician that spouts this complete and utter ototottot— spouts this complete and utter globalist agenda— spouts this complete and utter globalist agenda . nonsense. i'm globalist agenda. nonsense. i'm wow— globalist agenda. nonsense. i'm wow kooky.— globalist agenda. nonsense. i'm wow kooky. tow— globalist agenda. nonsense. i'm very lucky. my organisation has a very lucky. my organisation has o tooo— very lucky. my organisation has onooo nonnot— very lucky. my organisation has a huge number of— very lucky. my organisation has a huge number of advisors, tnotootno— a huge number of advisors,

including physicists , ice including physicists, ice oootoototo— including physicists, ice geologists and also engineers ont— geologists and also engineers on monoto— geologists and also engineers and members of— geologists and also engineers and members of most of them otootototw— and members of most of them absolutely fake. _ and members of most of them absolutely fake. �*" and members of most of them absolutely fake. c; absolutely fake. but if you're on a level with david attenborough, i'll eat my hat, to be honest with you , as one to be honest with you, as one day we'll have a drink too. then we this. but why do we can discuss this. but why do you kooo— we can discuss this. but why do you keep ooktno— we can discuss this. but why do you keep asking-out? - c?“ c f but why do you keep asking out? /c.t. we can discuss this. but why do- you keep asking-out? you want you keep asking me out? you want to-wttt— you keep asking me out? you want to-wttt down— to level with david actionscript? he's been polite. nonto— actionscript? he's been polite. tottto—tntnk- actionscript? he's been polite. polite _think on. polite well, listen, i think on tnot— polite well, listen, i think on that bombshell,— polite well, listen, i think on that bombshell, that lovely that bombshell, on that lovely tnwto— that bombshell, on that lovely invite _which - invite of a drink, which i oooooot— invite of a drink, which i suspect-will- invite of a drink, which i suspect will accept . jim suspect lois will accept. jim noto— suspect lois will accept. jim ooo-woo— suspect lois will accept. jim ooo-woo wow- suspect lois will accept. jim dale, you very much. and dale, thank you very much. and toto— dale, thank you very much. and toto nonw— dale, thank you very much. and toto tony, onoot— dale, thank you very much. and lois perry, great to— dale, thank you very much. and lois perry, great to talk to woo.— lois perry, great to talk to won-ottnoto- lois perry, great to talk to. you.-climate control lois perry, great to talk to- you.-climate control . you. that was climate control. wow.— you. that was climate control. wow. woo-no— you. that was climate control. wow. you're with— you. that was climate control. wow. you're with me. i'm nana kkoo— wow. you're with me. i'm nana kkoo .— wow. you're with me. i'm nana kkoo . tno— wow. you're with me. i'm nana kkoo . tnto to— wow. you're with me. i'm nana akua . this is gb— wow. you're with me. i'm nana akua . this is gb news on tv akua. this is gb news on tv onttno— akua. this is gb news on tv onttno ont— akua. this is gb news on tv online and on— akua. this is gb news on tv online and on digital radio. now online and on digital radio. now on tno— online and on digital radio. now on to wow— online and on digital radio. now on the way, have— online and on digital radio. now on the way, have you ever wonoonoo— on the way, have you ever wondered what- on the way, have you ever wondered what it would be like to tott— wondered what it would be like to tott tnto— wondered what it would be like to tott tnto o— wondered what it would be like to fall into a-hole- wondered what it would be like to fall into a hole or to fall into a black hole or wnot— to fall into a black hole or what—actually. to fall into a black hole or. what—actually look what one would actually look ttkoo— what one would actually look ttkoo-ttt— what one would actually look like?-i'll.getting- what one would actually look like? i'll getting the like? well i'll be getting the towoown— like? well i'll be getting the lowdown - holes - like? well i'll be getting the lowdown holes with lowdown on black holes with dr. woooto— lowdown on black holes with dr. maggie international maggie liu to mark international kotnononw— maggie liu to mark international kotnononw dav-— maggie liu to mark international astronomy day. but first, let's get astronomy day. but first, let's got—nowo- astronomy day. but first, let's get news headlines astronomy day. but first, let's. get—news headlines . get your latest news headlines. wono. — get your latest news headlines. wono. ttonk— get your latest news headlines. nana. thank you— get your latest news headlines. nana. thank you very- get your latest news headlines. nana. c.“ get your latest news headlines. nana. thank you very much and good afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom. the

deadune latest from the newsroom. the deadline for british nationals to reach the evacuation airfield in sudan has now passed. it comes as final evacuation flights out of the war torn country will take place later today. deputy prime minister oliver dowden will chair a cobra meeting this afternoon to discuss the security situation in khartoum ahead of the final flight , taking off at 6 pm. uk flight, taking off at 6 pm. uk time . so far, british forces time. so far, british forces have rescued more than 1500 people, but hundreds have been killed and tens of thousands have fled for their lives in a power struggle between the army and the paramilitary , great and the paramilitary, great ormond street hospital has been granted exemptions to keep nurses working during upcoming strike action in order to ease some pressure on the service. the children's hospital expressed concerns about staffing as royal college of nursing staff prepare to walk off the job in their ongoing dispute over pay. rcn members will walk out from tomorrow evening until late on monday. labouris evening until late on monday. labour is promising to invest in more teachers who are

specialists in their subject if they win the next general election. it comes as a labour analysis of government figures suggests that there are gaps in expert teaching provisions in state schools across england . state schools across england. shadow education secretary bridget phillipson says schools are scrambling to fill roles, meaning there aren't high standards for all children and three new photographs of the king and the queen consort have been released ahead of next week's coronation. the images were taken in the palace's blue drawing last month. one drawing room last month. one shows couple standing side shows the couple standing side by side in front of a portrait of king george, the fifth at his coronation in another coronation in 1911. another shows charles and camilla individually with the queen consort, wearing the late queen's pearl drop earrings , tv queen's pearl drop earrings, tv online dab+ radio and on tunein. this is gb news. now it's back to nana .

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astronomy day and a chance for outer space enthusiasts to share their and knowledge about their love and knowledge about their love and knowledge about the universe. and one the the universe. and one of the most fascinating extreme astronomical phenomena is our black holes. and they able black holes. and they are able to bend both light and time quite incredible. but you ever wondered what would actually happenif wondered what would actually happen if you fell into and happen if you fell into one and what looks is what one actually looks like? is it black and how it it just a black hole and how it can change time? how does it do that? well, better to that? well, who better to discuss this than astrophysicist of the university of nottingham and the host of the space mog youtube channel, dr. maggie liu . dr. maggie liu. right so this is it. i've got to find out what is it. i've got to find out what is a black hole ? what is a black is a black hole? what is a black hole ? yeah, so a black hole is hole? yeah, so a black hole is oonotntno— hole? yeah, so a black hole is something that— hole? yeah, so a black hole is something that has— 7 yeah, so a black hole is something that has so much onowtw— something that has so much onowtw tnot— something that has so much gravity that not— something that has so much gravity that not even light can ooooo— gravity that not even light can ooooo tt. — gravity that not even light can ooooo to so— gravity that not even light can escape it. so we— gravity that not even light can escape it. so we know from calculation is that these things should exist and thing and we have actually observed some of these objects . now there are these objects. now there are actually two types of black holes . and what happens when you

holes. and what happens when you approach a black hole depends on what kind of black hole it actually is. so you have supermassive_ f so you have supermassive black holes. actually is. so you have- supermassive black holes. these guys— supermassive black holes. these guys oto— supermassive black holes. these guys ttook— supermassive black holes. these guys are black holes which will have millions or even billion times the mass of our sun. so that's a huge amount of- e ” “ so that's a huge amount of gravity, nonto— that's a huge amount of gravity, nonto kno— that's a huge amount of gravity, right? and these— that's a huge amount of gravity, right? and these exist well, we tottowo— right? and these exist well, we tottowo tnow— right? and these exist well, we believe they exist— right? and these exist well, we believe they exist at the centre of believe they exist at the centre on owow— believe they exist at the centre on owow otnoto— believe they exist at the centre of every single galaxy. so there are of every single galaxy. so there ttko— of every single galaxy. so there are like billions— of every single galaxy. so there are like billions and zillions of are like billions and zillions ot tnooo— are like billions and zillions of these things. _ are like billions and zillions of these things. but there are otoo— of these things. but there are otoo wnot— of these things. but there are otoo wnot wo— of these things. but there are also what we call— of these things. but there are also what we call stellar mass ttook— also what we call stellar mass ttook notoo. — also what we call stellar mass black holes. so— also what we call stellar mass black holes. so these are black notoo— black holes. so these are black notoo tnot— black holes. so these are black holes that form _ black holes. so these are black holes that form after either the oootn — holes that form after either the oootn ot— holes that form after either the oootn on o— holes that form after either the death of a massive star and it wit— death of a massive star and it wttt toot— death of a massive star and it will just collapse— death of a massive star and it will just collapse right back tow...— will just collapse right back down, forming— will just collapse right back down, forming a black hole. tnooo— down, forming a black hole. tnooo kno— down, forming a black hole. these kind of— down, forming a black hole. these kind of objects will be a tow— these kind of objects will be a tow tnoo— these kind of objects will be a few times the— these kind of objects will be a few times the mass of our sun . few times the mass of our sun. wow.— few times the mass of our sun. wow. so— few times the mass of our sun. wow. so because— few times the mass of our sun. wow. so because there are like tnoo— wow. so because there are like tnnoo ktnoo— wow. so because there are like three kinds of— wow. so because there are like three kinds of things that could noooon— three kinds of things that could noooon . — three kinds of things that could noooon . okow.— three kinds of things that could happen . [jo/c; one, three kinds of things that could happen . one, one, three kinds of things that could happen . [jo/c; one, one, an happen. okay. one, one, an okotttno— happen. okay. one, one, an okotttno tnno— happen. okay. one, one, an exciting thing is— happen. one, one, an exciting thing is called time ottotton— exciting thing is called time ottotton .— exciting thing is called time dilation . and— exciting thing is called time dilation . and this was something dilation. and this was something that dilation. and this was something tnot woo— dilation. and this was something that was predicted— dilation. and this was something that was predicted by einstein tnot—

that was predicted by einstein tnot wnon— that was predicted by einstein that when gravity is so strong , that when gravity is so strong, otto— that when gravity is so strong, on wow— that when gravity is so strong, tko won tno— that when gravity is so strong, erg your time will actually slow town— erg your time will actually slow town ont— erg your time will actually slow down and this— erg your time will actually slow down and this is— erg your time will actually slow down and this is actually oonotntno— down and this is actually something that we've seen so wnon— something that we've seen so wnon woo— something that we've seen so wnon you wnon— something that we've seen so when you when you have ootnonooto— when you when you have astronauts go— when you when you have astronauts go into space, they ootoottw— astronauts go into space, they ootoottw kno— astronauts go into space, they actually kind of— astronauts go into space, they actually kind of have a experienced _ actually kind of have a experienced different gravity toooooo— experienced different gravity because they're _ experienced different gravity because they're further away non — because they're further away ton to — because they're further away from the earth,— because they're further away from the earth, right? so the onowttw— from the earth, right? so the onowtw to— from the earth, right? so the onowtw to o— from the earth, right? so the gravity is a bit— from the earth, right? so the gravity is a bit weaker. and so tnoo— gravity is a bit weaker. and so tnow wttt— gravity is a bit weaker. and so they will actually— gravity is a bit weaker. and so they will actually have their tno— they will actually have their ttno oooo— they will actually have their ttno oooo to— they will actually have their time pass is why they move like tno— time pass is why they move like tnto . — time pass is why they move like tnto . so— time pass is why they move like tnto. so no— time pass is why they move like this. so it's so— time pass is why they move like this . so it's so slow. - time pass is why they move like this. so it's so slow. mo is that what it is that's not slowing down time at all? that's because . what is that? what is because. what is that? what is that? but because. what is that? what is that ? but it because. what is that? what is that? but it is a phenomena that we see in interstellar,— $17 but it is a phenomena that we see in interstellar, the nonto— we see in interstellar, the . .— we see in interstellar, the movie . i don't- we see in interstellar, the movie . i don't know if you movie. i don't know if you remember that. - movie. i don't know if you remember that. that was i don't remember that— remember that. that was i don't remember that a— remember that. that was i don't remember that a long time ago. an onoztno— remember that a long time ago. an amazing movie.— remember that a long time ago. an amazing movie. but when these ootnonooto— an amazing movie. but when these astronauts travel— an amazing movie. but when these astronauts travel close to a knock— astronauts travel close to a ttook noto— astronauts travel close to a black hole, their- astronauts travel close to a black hole, their time passes. so black hole, their time passes. so ootoktw— black hole, their time passes. so ootoktw oo— black hole, their time passes. so quickly, so slowly that when tnoo— so quickly, so slowly that when tnow oo— so quickly, so slowly that when they come back— so quickly, so slowly that when they come back to— so quickly, so slowly that when they come back to normal gravity , ooowno tnot— they come back to normal gravity , everyone that they— they come back to normal gravity , everyone that they know have otnooow— , everyone that they know have already oooooo— , everyone that they know have

already passed away because tnot— already passed away because tnotn ttno— already passed away because their time slowed albie right town.— their time slowed albie right down kno— their time slowed albie right down. and the— their time slowed albie right down. and the other thing is oooonotttttoo— down. and the other thing is spaghettified motion, because the spaghettified motion, because no onoot— spaghettified motion, because no onoot oont— spaghettified motion, because the great point of gravity is so otttonont— the great point of gravity is so otttonont .— the great point of gravity is so different . if— the great point of gravity is so different . if you— the great point of gravity is so different . if you come close to different. if you come close to a different. if you come close to o ttook— different. if you come close to o ttook noto— different. if you come close to a black hole, the— different. if you come close to a black hole, the gravity would be a black hole, the gravity would to pulling— a black hole, the gravity would be pulling more— a black hole, the gravity would be pulling more on your like toot— be pulling more on your like toot tnon— be pulling more on your like toot tnon tt— be pulling more on your like feet than it would your head . feet than it would your head. nonto— feet than it would your head. ktonto kno— feet than it would your head. right? and what— feet than it would your head. right? and what that does is it otnotonoo— right? and what that does is it otnotonoo woo — right? and what that does is it stretches you out— right? and what that does is it stretches you out like a big otnno— stretches you out like a big otnno ot— stretches you out like a big string of spaghetti because i noon— string of spaghetti because i noono tnot— string of spaghetti because i heard that black holes, they move so fast— heard that black holes, they move so fast that they suck owowtnno — move so fast that they suck owowtnno tn— move so fast that they suck everything in with them. so everything— everything in with them. so everything sort— everything in with them. so everything sort of- everything in with them. so everything sort of kind- everything in with them. so everything sort of kind of sucks towards them and they just keep moving moving. is moving and moving and moving. is that is that what that right? is that what happens? well, that right? is that what happens? well , they don't happens? well, they don't oxoottw— happens? well, they don't exactly suck,— happens? well, they don't exactly suck, but- 7 well, they don't exactly suck, but yeah, essentially _ exactly suck, but yeah, essentially it- exactly suck, but yeah, essentially it everything that totto— essentially it everything that falls towards _ essentially it everything that falls towards it— essentially it everything that falls towards it will just keep oono.— falls towards it will just keep oono. tnooo— falls towards it will just keep going. there but— falls towards it will just keep going. there but with the time ottotton— going. there but with the time ottotton on— going. there but with the time dilation an actually you wooton-t— dilation an actually you wouldn't actually know that woo-no— wouldn't actually know that you ootttno— wouldn't actually know that you're getting stretched to for a you're getting stretched to for o tno— you're getting stretched to for o big otrtno— you're getting stretched to for otto otrtno ot— you're getting stretched to for a big string of spaghetti until your— a big string of spaghetti until your ttno— a big string of spaghetti until your ttno to— a big string of spaghetti until your time is so— a big string of spaghetti until your time is so slowed down you wouto— your time is so slowed down you wouto ooo— your time is so slowed down you would see like— your time is so slowed down you

would see like the— your time is so slowed down you would see like the end of the universe before _ would see like the end of the universe before you actually tott— universe before you actually not no— universe before you actually fell into the _ universe before you actually fell into the black hole . e7’ fell into the black hole. is it? kro— fell into the black hole. is it? are you— fell into the black hole. is it? are you falling— fell into the black hole. is it? are you falling ?_ fell into the black hole. is it? are you falling ? you wouldn't be are you falling? you wouldn't be able to tell him. but look, i've just seen the end of the universe. but they'd be like, where she's where is she? she's. she's in the so. listen, the black hole. so. but listen, so envisioning you said so i'm just envisioning you said about different galaxies. so is this. wherein one this. so what? wherein is one galaxy. with all the things galaxy. so with all the things going around you're saying that there's loads of them , there's there's loads of them, there's loads loads of other loads of them loads of other ones like over . ones just like this all over. yeah. and there's a super massive black— yeah. and there's a super massive black hole at the centre of massive black hole at the centre on owory— massive black hole at the centre on owory galaxy- — massive black hole at the centre on owory galaxy- so— massive black hole at the centre of every galaxy. so we live in tno— of every galaxy. so we live in no wttky— of every galaxy. so we live in no nttky woy— of every galaxy. so we live in no nttky woy .— of every galaxy. so we live in the milky way . it's just one of, the milky way. it's just one of, of the milky way. it's just one of, on nony— the milky way. it's just one of, of many galaxies.— the milky way. it's just one of, of many galaxies. and at the contro— of many galaxies. and at the onto ot— of many galaxies. and at the centre of every— of many galaxies. and at the centre of every galaxy is a ouornoootowo— centre of every galaxy is a supermassive black hole in ouornoootowo— supermassive black hole in supermassive black hole in supermassive black holes. aotuotty— supermassive black holes. kotuotty, you — supermassive black holes. actually, you don't get this spaghettification because the orottonto— spaghettification because the orottonto .— spaghettification because the gradients , there's just no gradients, there's just no orottont— gradients, there's just no orootont tn— gradients, there's just no gradient in there. there's so nuon— gradient in there. there's so much orowty— gradient in there. there's so much orowty .— gradient in there. there's so much gravity . it's so much much gravity. it's so much otronoor— much gravity. it's so much stronger than _ much gravity. it's so much stronger than a - much gravity. it's so much stronger than a stellar mass ttook— stronger than a stellar mass ttook noto— stronger than a stellar mass black hole that— stronger than a stellar mass black hole that it would just took— black hole that it would just took ott— black hole that it would just took ott tno— black hole that it would just feel all the same . jcr feel all the same. do we ootuotty— feel all the same. do we actually know this? how do we know this is because this could be just made up? because we don't know as anybody. how have we this? this? we seen this? who's seen this?

so somebody actually seeing this ? well, the other thing is that tnoy—toroool ? well, the other thing is that thewhen_forces.l 7’ well, the other thing is that thewhen you forces. 7’ well, the other thing is that thewhen you have forces. 7’ well, the other thing is that thewhen you have stars)rces. 7’ well, the other thing is that thewhen you have stars that come so when you have stars that come otooo— so when you have stars that come otooo to— so when you have stars that come otooo to o— so when you have stars that come close to a black— so when you have stars that come close to a black hole— so when you have stars that come close to a black hole , you close to a black hole, you ootuotty— close to a black hole, you actually _the - close to a black hole, you actually the stars close to a black hole, you. actually _the stars , actually see like the stars, ttko— actually see like the stars, ttko got— actually see like the stars, like get shredded to pieces and you otoo— like get shredded to pieces and you otoo got— like get shredded to pieces and you otoo oot tno— like get shredded to pieces and you also get big ejecta of roototton— you also get big ejecta of radiation and— you also get big ejecta of radiation and yeah, and these are radiation and yeah, and these tntnoo— radiation and yeah, and these are things that— radiation and yeah, and these are things that we've observed . are things that we've observed. wow.— are things that we've observed. wow. wett— are things that we've observed. wow. wott. .— are things that we've observed. wow. well, i don't— are things that we've observed. wow. well, i don't fancy- are things that we've observed. wow. well, i don't fancy falling in one. well, listen , is this in one. well, listen, is this astronomy day then? what's what's the big deal? what's happening and can people get involved it? you're real involved in it? if you're a real astronomer and want to find astronomer and they want to find out something out more, is there something they yeah so they can do today? yeah so international cu?“ cc :7 “cu?“ so international astronomy day is tuot— international astronomy day is tuot o— international astronomy day is tuot o oonorot— international astronomy day is just a general day to promote ootronony— just a general day to promote ootronony .— just a general day to promote ootronony . wo— just a general day to promote astronomy . we promote idea astronomy. we promote the idea of astronomy. we promote the idea on ootttno— astronomy. we promote the idea on ootttno oo— astronomy. we promote the idea of getting more people interested— of getting more people interested in- of getting more people interested in the universe . interested in the universe. tnoro— interested in the universe. tnoro oro— interested in the universe. there are organisations oroontotno— there are organisations organising star parties and otnor— organising star parties and otnor tntnoo— organising star parties and other things .— organising star parties and other things . it would be great other things. it would be great if other things. it would be great tt you— other things. it would be great tt you count— other things. it would be great tt you oouto 90— other things. it would be great if you could go to— if you could go to a planetarium, but if not, maybe an planetarium, but if not, maybe on otoowotory— planetarium, but if not, maybe on otoowotory .— planetarium, but if not, maybe an observatory . websites like go an observatory. websites like go storooztno— an observatory. websites like go stargazing .co.uk_ an observatory. websites like go stargazing .co.uk offer like a trot— stargazing .co.uk offer like a not on— stargazing .co.uk offer like a list of everywhere in the uk wnoro— list of everywhere in the uk wnoro you — list of everywhere in the uk where you can— list of everywhere in the uk where you can find local , all where you can find local, all kno— where you can find local, all ktno ot— where you can find local, all kind of observing events. wow.

wott— kind of observing events. wow. wott ttoton— kind of observing events. wow. wott ttoton .— kind of observing events. wow. well listen , it— kind of observing events. wow. well listen , it sounds great. well listen, it sounds great. dr. well listen, it sounds great. or. woooto— well listen, it sounds great. or. woooto tou— well listen, it sounds great. dr. maggie lou, you're- well listen, it sounds great. dr. maggie lou, you're obviously very, very an astrophysicist and go wish there's somebody. wow that's a very that's an incredible, very clever woman. thank you very much. really good to dr. to talk to you. that is dr. maggie liu . of course, that's maggie liu. of course, that's all holes because, all about black holes because, of is astronomy of course, today is astronomy day. see not astrology, but astronomy . astronomy, the stars, astronomy. astronomy, the stars, not not the made up ones. right. lovely well, listen, stay tuned. this is gb news. if you've just joined me. it's coming up to 48 minutes after 3:00. and it's now time for political spotlight and this delighted this week, i'm delighted to be joined titan the joined by a titan of the conservative party, lee anderson, who's been the mp for mansfield since 2019. he's known for his fiery personality and has even been dubbed the red wall rock violet . no, he's not. wall rock violet. no, he's not. he's a pussycat. wall rock violet. no, he's not. he's a pussycat . excuse me. lee he's a pussycat. excuse me. lee brought his experience as a coal miner to shake westminster miner to shake up westminster for being relative newcomer to for being a relative newcomer to the political scene. lee is a verbal powerhouse and isn't afraid how it is. he's afraid to say how it is. he's also not a stranger to hard times, recalling that he once

had sell his car to make ends had to sell his car to make ends meet. now, just this week he had an andrew an argument with mp andrew bridgen made about bridgen over comments made about vaccines. joining me now is vaccines. so joining me now is the deputy chairman of the conservative party, lee anderson . i'm lee anderson. thank you very much for joining really . i'm lee anderson. thank you very ito ch for joining really . i'm lee anderson. thank you very ito talkrr joining really . i'm lee anderson. thank you very ito talk to )ining really . i'm lee anderson. thank you very ito talk to )inintthankteally . i'm lee anderson. thank you very ito talk to )inintthank youy good to talk to you. thank you so much. so, lee, in this bit of political spotlight, always political spotlight, i always like more about you like to find out more about you because you're quite new to the political scene. a lot of people won't have they will have heard of they know of you, but they might not know much so what is it much about you. so what is it that made you get into politics? well, that's that's a simple, otnoto— well, that's that's a simple, simple answer— well, that's that's a simple, simple answer to that one. new? simple answer to that one. nana i simple answer to that one. nana t wo— simple answer to that one. nana t totour— simple answer to that one. nana i was labour councillor, as you know, many, many years ago and i did that because i was working for a labour mp who had recruited me from the local citizens advice bureau. so i took that experience from the citizens advice bureau to work for, for a member of parliament because i was in the labour party at the time, as many people know , and that sort of people know, and that sort of put that political put me on that political journey. you journey. so going from being you know, being an adviser in the cab you know, to ten

cab to, to, you know, to ten years later being a member of parliament for ashfield. so that was it. but the was pretty much it. but the actual the road to actual one of the road to damascus moments think, in damascus moments, i think, in becoming was when i was in becoming an mp was when i was in a labour group meeting in, in 2018 and one of the one of the labour members asked me if i'd ever read the works of karl marx . said, i've not. and . and i said, no, i've not. and they said, well, go and join the tory party then we don't want you. so i did. and then within 18 his mp, so great 18 months i was his mp, so great career advice again from, from the but if you if the labour party. but if you if you hadn't gone into politics, what do you think you would have been doing ? what left been doing? well, what i left the cab while sorry. whilst i was still at the cab. yeah did a bit of weekend work working with um young care leavers . these are um young care leavers. these are people, young people that have been through the care system. are or care are the foster care or care home, and we then put them into like hostel, a halfway house like a hostel, a halfway house really, and then hopefully support them for a couple of years, them with years, get them equipped with the they needed the life skills that they needed to independently then to live independently and then move independent to live independently and then move that's independent to live independently and then move that's independent to live independently and then move that's isorttendent to live independently and then move that's i sort of dent living. that's what i sort of love that job. i really enjoyed

that job. and i think if politics wouldn't have in politics wouldn't have got in the have been the way, that would have been something work with something that i did work with young young young people, homeless, young people. nowi young people, homeless, young people. now i love your comments this people. now i love your comments tnto wook— people. now i love your comments tnto wook to— people. now i love your comments this week to mark— now i love your comments this week to mark rowley, toouoo— this week to mark rowley, because-it's- this week to mark rowley, because it's important because i think it's important tnot— because i think it's important tnot .— because i think it's important tnot , you— because i think it's important that , you know,— because i think it's important that , you know, because the that, you know, because the oottoo— that, you know, because the oottoo tnooo— that, you know, because the police these days, people have toot— police these days, people have toot o— police these days, people have toot o tot— police these days, people have toot o tot ot— police these days, people have lost a lot of respect for them. if lost a lot of respect for them. tt wnot-o— lost a lot of respect for them. tt wnot-o your— lost a lot of respect for them. if what's your thoughts on on tno— if what's your thoughts on on no wnoto— if what's your thoughts on on the whole situation, especially wttn— the whole situation, especially wttn ooono— the whole situation, especially with people like— the whole situation, especially with people like just stop oil , with people like just stop oil, tnooo— with people like just stop oil, these protesters— with people like just stop oil, these protesters and the way the ottuotton— these protesters and the way the ottuotton to— these protesters and the way the situation is currently being managed?— situation is currently being managed? well i think we're far too oont— managed? well i think we're far too oott on— managed? well i think we're far too oott on on— managed? well i think we're far too soft on on nana . managed? well i think we're far too soft on on nana. '“c e gc too soft on on nana. and it got a too soft on on nana. and it got o ttttto— too soft on on nana. and it got a little bit heated, i think, on it was on wednesday morning in the select the home affairs select committee the committee with me and the commissioner. it commissioner. i didn't want it to heated, what to get heated, but what went before of the answers before that some of the answers or answers he gave actually or non answers he gave actually wound a lot. he was he wound me up a lot. he was he wasn't holding his hands up. he wasn't holding his hands up. he wasn't we wasn't holding his hands up. he wasn' happens we wasn't holding his hands up. he wasn' happens . we wasn't holding his hands up. he wasn' happens . and we wasn't holding his hands up. he wasn' happens . and i we wasn't holding his hands up. he wasn' happens . and i actuallye know happens. and i actually thought that he treated a little bit of contempt in that committee . he thought it was committee. he thought it was like idiots . and i think, you like idiots. and i think, you know, top cop comes, know, when the top cop comes, you need to give him a good grilling. but funnily enough, you , on that morning, there

you know, on that morning, there was protests again outside parliament. these these eco warriors were just being nuisances, blocking the traffic . but after the grilling, the day after a presto, guess what? they moved them on. so sometimes a bit of tough love works . it a bit of tough love works. it seems. sometimes the - seems. sometimes the police are a seems. sometimes the police are o ttttto— seems. sometimes the police are o ttttto tut— seems. sometimes the police are a little bit soft— seems. sometimes the police are a little bit soft on— seems. sometimes the police are a little bit soft on it. i remember— a little bit soft on it. i remember one time when they a little bit soft on it. i— remember one time when they were ottonno— remember one time when they were ottonno .— remember one time when they were ottonno , on,— remember one time when they were ottonno , on, tt— remember one time when they were offering , oh, if-need- remember one time when they were offering , oh, if need to go offering, oh, if you need to go to-tottot— offering, oh, if you need to go to-tottot or— offering, oh, if you need to go to .toilet or if— offering, oh, if you need to go to .toilet or if you- offering, oh, if you need to go to toilet or if you need to to the toilet or if you need to do to the toilet or if you need to to onytttno— to the toilet or if you need to to onytnno. .— to the toilet or if you need to do anything. i like, what? do anything. i was like, what? oot— do anything. i was like, what? got-tnoro. — do anything. i was like, what? get-there. it's- get them off there. it's torntto. — get them off there. it's terrible. lee- get them off there. it's terrible. lee now your view? noouoo— terrible. lee now your view?l noouoonow—kn terrible. lee now your view?- because_known to because i mean, you're known to be because i mean, you're known to to outto— because i mean, you're known to to outto, you— because i mean, you're known to to outto, you know,— because i mean, you're known to be quite, you know, a strong onorootor— be quite, you know, a strong character and— be quite, you know, a strong character and you seem to get youroott— character and you seem to get youroott nto— character and you seem to get yourself into sort— character and you seem to get yourself into sort of situations wnon— yourself into sort of situations wnton oront— yourself into sort of situations which aren't always your fault, i which aren't always your fault, t-to— which aren't always your fault, t-to oont.— which aren't always your fault, i-to admit-was- which aren't always your fault,| i-to admit.-was with i have to admit. and i was with you— i have to admit. and i was with you-wook— i have to admit. and i was with you-wook wnon— i have to admit. and i was with you week when andrew had you this week when andrew had had you this week when andrew had too o— you this week when andrew had had a conversation— you this week when andrew had had a conversation with us. what your— had a conversation with us. what was your thoughts— had a conversation with us. what was your thoughts on that ? was your thoughts on that? won.— was your thoughts on that? wott. o— was your thoughts on that? wott. o tott— was your thoughts on that? well, a bit of— was your thoughts on that? well, a bit of a— was your thoughts on that? well, a bit of a mixed- was your thoughts on that? well, a bit of a mixed bag, really. now, i think when you're out with friends, having a meal, you're entitled to think that you're entitled to think that you're actually in a safe space where you can have that uninterrupted , you know, catch uninterrupted, you know, catch up friends , have a good up with friends, have a good chat and not anything. and then go know, do whatever go and, you know, do whatever you've to do for the rest of

you've got to do for the rest of the but somebody comes the day. but when somebody comes up when with up to you, when you're with your friends having a friends and you are having a nice time and starts, you know, arguing and pointing the finger, i cross a line when i think you cross a line when you do that. you know, argue you do that. you know, we argue and debate chamber and in and debate in the chamber and in private in public private, but to do it in public and provoke a confrontation , and provoke a confrontation, totally unacceptable. i understand andrew's got a lot on his plate, but in public, is not the place to do it. yeah, that's fair enough. that's fair enough. kno— fair enough. that's fair enough. ant-toowo— fair enough. that's fair enough. and-leave that— fair enough. that's fair enough. and-leave that one- ” cg that's fair enough. and leave that one there. and we'll leave that one there. wow— and we'll leave that one there. now tno— and we'll leave that one there. now the other— and we'll leave that one there. now the other wanted to now the other thing i wanted to tow— now the other thing i wanted to totk-otout— now the other thing i wanted to talk-about was- now the other thing i wanted to talk about was your talk to you about was your uotrtnotno— talk to you about was your upbringingw-lotl talk to you about was your. upbringing,-lot of upbringing, because a lot of ooono— upbringing, because a lot of people—quiterl upbringing, because a lot of pe0|know, quite, upbringing, because a lot of pe0|know, what quite, upbringing, because a lot of pe0|know, what was quite, upbringing, because a lot of pe0|know, what was itjuite, upbringing, because a lot of pe0|know, what was it like , upbringing, because a lot of pe0|know, what was it like for you know, what was it like for you— you know, what was it like for you-up?— you know, what was it like for you-up? because- you know, what was it like for you up? because where you growing up? because where otout— about were you born? what was your—you- about were you born? what was your—you ootl your life like before you got wnot— your life like before you got what-great? - your life like before you got what-great? i- your life like before you got what great? o your life like before you got- what-great? i mean, i was what was great? i mean, i was born so never born in ashfield, so i've never lived five lived really more than five miles i born miles from where i was born in. we lived in a two up, two down terraced house, an attic bedroom for my sisters. dad was for my sisters. my dad was a coal miner. my mother was a factory worker. um, you know, when people go on about poverty, they say in this day and age, it doesn't exist like it when i doesn't exist like it did when i was growing up. we had a long garden vegetables , and garden full of vegetables, and that food bank the that was our food bank at the bottom the garden that we had

bottom of the garden that we had chickens and ducks and rabbits. that bank chickens and ducks and rabbits. thrwell. bank chickens and ducks and rabbits. thrwell. my bank chickens and ducks and rabbits. thrwell. my mum bank chickens and ducks and rabbits. thrwell. my mum and bank chickens and ducks and rabbits. thrwell. my mum and dad)ank chickens and ducks and rabbits. thrwell. my mum and dad worked as well. my mum and dad worked incredibly they didn't incredibly hard. they didn't have gave have much money when they gave us our dinner money on a monday morning. that was it. they were skint for the and we just skint for the week and we just live week week how live week to week and that's how people lived. we didn't think i was impoverished that was poor or impoverished that was poor or impoverished that was normal us. but we was normal for us. but now we live social media where live in a social media age where people you people are comparing things, you know, we've this know, saying, we've not had this money whatever. money come through or whatever. i to parents, was i mean, to my parents, that was auen. i mean, to my parents, that was alien . they just thought, and alien. they just thought, and rightly so. i think that i've got know, three kids got you know, there's three kids in there's five of in the house. there's five of us. responsibility to us. it's our responsibility to look family and that's look after our family and that's what they did. and they did it very, a on a meagre very, very well on a on a meagre budget. so, yeah, mean i budget. and so, yeah, i mean i didn't didn't have an inside didn't we didn't have an inside toilet our first we toilet in our first house. we had down the garden for it toilet in our first house. we had you down the garden for it toilet in our first house. we had you downadiatorsien for it toilet in our first house. we had you downadiators doublet and you know, radiators double glazing and thing like that. and my parents really to work my parents really had to work hard make ends meet. so, you hard to make ends meet. so, you know, when i, when i talk about this chamber, the left this in the chamber, the left may scoff at and sneer at me, but i'm talking from a position of strength because i've been there. i've done it. i've been that makes you

that person. it makes you a better person. nana well, i think prefer our politicians think we prefer our politicians to things, to have been through things, and especially had to work especially if you've had to work very a lot people do very hard. a lot of people do get— very hard. a lot of people do got-oootttono- very hard. a lot of people do get-positions more- cg “ct”c a lot of people do get positions more easily get these positions more easily tnon— get these positions more easily tnon otnoro— get these positions more easily than others, but— get these positions more easily than others, but it— get these positions more easily than others, but it does show tnot— than others, but it does show tnot-rootty- than others, but it does show that really relatable to that you are really relatable to the that you are really relatable to no nonot— that you are really relatable to the normal person. i relate to tno— the normal person. i relate to no tntnoo— the normal person. i relate to the things you're— the normal person. i relate to the things you're saying. i tntnk— the things you're saying. i tnnk youo— the things you're saying. i think you're direct, which think you're very direct, which l, think you're very direct, which ulnotor— think you're very direct, which ulnotor-totno- think you're very direct, which i, prefer being direct i, i prefer people being direct ont— i, i prefer people being direct onto-no— i, i prefer people being direct and-me-truth- i, i prefer people being direct. and-me-truthlmy and telling me the truth to my tooo — and telling me the truth to my tooo-tnon— and telling me the truth to my face _than behind - and telling me the truth to my face than behind my back. face rather than behind my back. so face rather than behind my back. soltntnk— face rather than behind my back. soltntnk-ot— face rather than behind my back. soithink-of people- so i think a lot of people oooroototo— so i think a lot of people appreciate-and- appreciate that. and very outokty— appreciate that. and very quickly, thoughts appreciate that. and very- quickly,-thoughts on quickly, lee, your thoughts on the quickly, lee, your thoughts on tno—nonol quickly, lee, your thoughts oni the—boris and the whole thing with boris and the whole thing with boris and to non— the whole thing with boris and no not on— the whole thing with boris and the chair of the— the whole thing with boris and the chair of the bbc . do you the chair of the bbc. do you tntnk— the chair of the bbc. do you tntnk no— the chair of the bbc. do you think he should— the chair of the bbc. do you think he should have gone ? think he should have gone? toon.— think he should have gone? toon-know— think he should have gone? yeah,-know that- think he should have gone? yeah,-know that to- think he should have gone? yeah, .know that to be. yeah, i do know that to be honest. it should have gone. he sort of is been very foolish. he's dug his own grave . you know he's dug his own grave. you know my thoughts on the bbc . i mean, my thoughts on the bbc. i mean, i want the bbc gone. i think it's the only product , the only it's the only product, the only service, should i say, in this country where you are forced to pay country where you are forced to pay for it, even if you don't use it. i think it should go. i think it should be a subscription service. yes. and then see. we'll see. these then we'll see. we'll see. these people like lineker and we'll see of comments see what sort of comments they make once the public are actually the choice of

actually have the choice of whether or not they pay for it. so, from top to so, you know, from top to bottom, think i there's bottom, i think i think there's some the bbc now some great people in the bbc now and they make some great programmes, the moment programmes, but at the moment they as a official they appear as a official opposition. you know, opposition. and you know, when you've people doing dodgy you've got people doing dodgy stuff, they've go. stuff, yeah, they've got to go. well, anderson, well, listen, lee anderson, otwoyo— well, listen, lee anderson, always—thank. well, listen, lee anderson,- always_thank you so always a pleasure. thank you so nuon— always a pleasure. thank you so nuonlotwno— always a pleasure. thank you so nuonlotwno no— always a pleasure. thank you so much giving me time much for giving me your time for our much for giving me your time for oottttoot— much for giving me your time for our political-that- our political spotlight. that is too—oni lee anderson, mp. this is gb wowo. — lee anderson, mp. this is gb wowo. _ttoro- lee anderson, mp. this is gb news. _more to. lee anderson, mp. this is gb. news. _more to come news. we're live. more to come in news. we're live. more to come tn tno— news. we're live. more to come tn no not— news. we're live. more to come in the next-join- news. we're live. more to come in the next-join me- in the next hour. join me conttto— in the next hour. join me camilla _on- in the next hour. join me. camilla _on sunday camilla tominey on sunday norntnoo— camilla tominey on sunday mornings from _ camilla tominey on sunday mornings from 930. the mornings from 930. taking the politician to task and breaking out of s1 to see how their decisions are affecting you across the uk bursting the westminster bubble every sunday morning. only on gb news, the people's channel. britons wotontno— people's channel. britons wotontno .— people's channel. britons watching . new- people's channel. britons watching . new to- ’“ britons watching . new to gb news. it's watching. new to gb news. it's the watching. new to gb news. it's no soturooy— watching. new to gb news. it's the saturday five. _ watching. new to gb news. it's the saturday five. join us every soturooy— the saturday five. join us every soturooy tron — the saturday five. join us every saturday from 8— the saturday five. join us every saturday from 8 pm. as we oototo— saturday from 8 pm. as we oototo tno— saturday from 8 pm. as we debate the week's stories . right debate the week's stories. right totko. — debate the week's stories. right totko. tnot— debate the week's stories. right folks. that was— debate the week's stories. right folks. that was a _ debate the week's stories. right folks. c folks. that was a spicy one, wasn't it? with us four plus a ooootot— wasn't it? with us four plus a ooootot ouoon— e c7 with us four plus a special guest. sometimes she has to ottok— special guest. sometimes she has to ottok nor— special guest. sometimes she has to stick her foot— special guest. sometimes she has to stick her foot in— special guest. sometimes she has to stick her foot in it. sometimes— to stick her foot in it. sometimes she- to stick her foot in it. sometimes she has. to stick her foot in it. sometimes she has to say things as they are. sometimes i think

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the final flight taking off at otoo pm — the final flight taking off at otoo pm uk— the final flight taking off at 6:00pm uk time. the final flight taking off at 6:00pm uk time . um, but so far, 6:00 pm uk time. um, but so far, ontton— 6:00 pm uk time. um, but so far, ontton tooo— 6:00 pm uk time. um, but so far, british forces have— 6:00pm uk time. um, but so far, british forces have rescued more tnon— british forces have rescued more tnon tooo— british forces have rescued more than 1500 people,— british forces have rescued more than 1500 people, but hundreds nono— than 1500 people, but hundreds nowo toon— than 1500 people, but hundreds have been killed— than 1500 people, but hundreds have been killed and tens of tnouoonoo— have been killed and tens of thousands have— have been killed and tens of thousands have fled for their tnoo— thousands have fled for their two tn— thousands have fled for their two tn o— thousands have fled for their lives in a power— thousands have fled for their lives in a power struggle totwoon— lives in a power struggle between the _ lives in a power struggle between the army and a rival oorttonontory— between the army and a rival parliamentary group . great parliamentary group. great ormond— parliamentary group. great ormond street— parliamentary group. great ormond street hospital has been orontoo— ormond street hospital has been granted exceptions— ormond street hospital has been granted exceptions to keep nurses working— granted exceptions to keep nurses working during upcoming otnko— nurses working during upcoming otrtko ootron— nurses working during upcoming strike action in— nurses working during upcoming strike action in order to ease some pressure on- strike action in order to ease some pressure on the service. no— some pressure on the service. the children's— some pressure on the service. the children's hospital has okorooooo— the children's hospital has expressed concerns about ototttno— expressed concerns about ototttno oo— expressed concerns about staffing as royal college of wurotno— staffing as royal college of nursing staff— staffing as royal college of nursing staff prepare to walk out tn— nursing staff prepare to walk out tn tnotr— nursing staff prepare to walk out in their ongoing dispute troy.— out in their ongoing dispute ooy. tow— out in their ongoing dispute over pay. rcn members will walk out tron — over pay. rcn members will walk out tron 8— over pay. rcn members will walk out tron 8 on.— over pay. rcn members will walk out from 8 pm. tomorrow until montoy— out from 8 pm. tomorrow until nonooy evening-— out from 8 pm. tomorrow until monday evening. this comes as noottn— monday evening. this comes as health workers— monday evening. this comes as health workers belonging to the own — health workers belonging to the own wnon— health workers belonging to the gmb union accepted a 5% pay otnor— gmb union accepted a 5% pay ottor tron— gmb union accepted a 5% pay offer from the— gmb union accepted a 5% pay offer from the government yootorooy— offer from the government yootorooy .— offer from the government yesterday. union offer from the government yesterday . union officials, yesterday. union officials, otttototo— yesterday. union officials, officials will— yesterday. union officials, officials will now vote to ooooot— officials will now vote to ooooot tno — officials will now vote to accept the offer at a meeting of the accept the offer at a meeting of no wus— accept the offer at a meeting of the nhs staff— accept the offer at a meeting of the nhs staff council next week

. totour— the nhs staff council next week . totour to— the nhs staff council next week . labour is promising to invest in more teachers— . labour is promising to invest in more teachers who are ooootottoto— in more teachers who are specialists in— in more teachers who are specialists in their subjects if tnoy— specialists in their subjects if tnoy wtn— specialists in their subjects if tnoy wtn tno— specialists in their subjects if they win the next general otootton. — they win the next general election. it— they win the next general election. it comes as a labour onotyoto— election. it comes as a labour onotyoto ot— election. it comes as a labour analysis of government figures onow— analysis of government figures onow tnoro— analysis of government figures show there are— analysis of government figures show there are gaps in expert tooontno— show there are gaps in expert teaching supplies in state oonooto— teaching supplies in state schools across— teaching supplies in state schools across england. shadow touootton— schools across england. shadow education secretary bridget tnttttooon— education secretary bridget phillipson says schools are oowoo— phillipson says schools are screwed , failing to fill roles, screwed, failing to fill roles, noontno— screwed, failing to fill roles, meaning there— screwed, failing to fill roles, meaning there are not high otonooroo— meaning there are not high standards for— meaning there are not high standards for all children. she tott— standards for all children. she out on— standards for all children. she told gb news— standards for all children. she told gb news news that under totoun— told gb news news that under totoun tno— told gb news news that under labour, the challenges to tooonor— labour, the challenges to teacher recruitment and rotontton— teacher recruitment and retention will- teacher recruitment and retention will change over the course of the— retention will change over the course of the last— retention will change over the course of the last decade, the oowornnont— course of the last decade, the government has— course of the last decade, the government has presided over a rooruttnont— government has presided over a recruitment failure and a real onottonoo— recruitment failure and a real challenge across— recruitment failure and a real challenge across our schools. so challenge across our schools. so wnot— challenge across our schools. so what schools— challenge across our schools. so what schools are- challenge across our schools. so what schools are having to do at the moment when they're scrambling to find teachers to cover lessons is to call upon non—specialists to deliver those lessons of the massive lessons because of the massive challenges that seeing challenges that we're seeing around teacher recruitment and retention . and under labour, retention. and under labour, that will change. make that will change. we'll make sure children have sure that all children have access specialist provision access to specialist provision and deliver more and that we deliver more teachers ending those tax

teachers by ending those tax breaks schools . breaks on private schools. staying with education- staying with education now and a oonoot— staying with education now and a oonoot to— staying with education now and a oonoot to oot— staying with education now and a school is set to— staying with education now and a school is set to take— staying with education now and a school is set to take off said to court— school is set to take off said to court tor— school is set to take off said to court for not— school is set to take off said to court for not following the oonoot— to court for not following the correct procedures during a tno— correct procedures during a review, the queen emma primary snoot— review, the queen emma primary sonoot tn— review, the queen emma primary school in cambridge was downgraded— school in cambridge was downgraded to inadequate, the towoot— downgraded to inadequate, the lowest possible _ downgraded to inadequate, the lowest possible rating while wotttno— lowest possible rating while wotttno tor— lowest possible rating while waiting for the _ lowest possible rating while waiting for the ofsted report to be waiting for the ofsted report to to outttotoot— waiting for the ofsted report to be published. head teacher ruth tony— be published. head teacher ruth tony woo— be published. head teacher ruth perry was informed of the result ono— perry was informed of the result on took— perry was informed of the result on took nor— perry was informed of the result and took her own— perry was informed of the result and took her own life in a ooooon— and took her own life in a ooooon to— and took her own life in a speech to the— and took her own life in a speech to the national association _ speech to the national association of head teachers . association of head teachers. nor— association of head teachers. nor ototon— association of head teachers. her sister, professor julia wottoro— her sister, professor julia wottoro .— her sister, professor julia walters , has— her sister, professor julia walters , has condemned the walters, has condemned the wotonooo— walters, has condemned the watchdog and— walters, has condemned the watchdog and has called for onotoo— watchdog and has called for ofsted inspectors to hand in non— ofsted inspectors to hand in tnotr tooooo— ofsted inspectors to hand in their badges when three ofsted tnooootoro— their badges when three ofsted inspectors pronounced on frankly tttnoy— inspectors pronounced on frankly tttnoy orounoo— inspectors pronounced on frankly flimsy grounds that ruth's tooooronto— flimsy grounds that ruth's leadership and therefore her oonoot— leadership and therefore her school were— leadership and therefore her school were inadequate at the tnturoo— school were inadequate at the injured . — school were inadequate at the injured . justice— school were inadequate at the injured . justice of- school were inadequate at the injured . c injured. justice of that one word judgement don't destroy ruth's career. her world and her sense of self. i won't give up until ofsted is radically

reformed to place the welfare of teaching staff as well as of children at its heart . children at its heart. scotland's first minister humza yousaf, says that support for the snp is going from strength to strength . thus, despite the to strength. thus, despite the turnott— to strength. thus, despite the rumor, tno— to strength. thus, despite the turmoil, the party— 93c“; thus, despite the turmoil, the party has faced in roont— turmoil, the party has faced in roont wooko— turmoil, the party has faced in recent weeks ,_ turmoil, the party has faced in recent weeks , mr— turmoil, the party has faced in recent weeks , mr yousaf made the recent weeks, mr yousaf made the comments as he— recent weeks, mr yousaf made the comments as he visits dundee totoy— comments as he visits dundee toooy. work— comments as he visits dundee toooy. work o— comments as he visits dundee today. mark a month since tooontno— today. mark a month since becoming snp— today. mark a month since becoming snp leader. he also wowoo— becoming snp leader. he also vowed never to— becoming snp leader. he also vowed never to be complacent wnon— vowed never to be complacent wnon ookoo— vowed never to be complacent when asked about— vowed never to be complacent when asked about the party's ouooort— when asked about the party's ouooort tt— when asked about the party's support if there— when asked about the party's support if there is a next oonorot— support if there is a next general election next year. mr kouoot— general election next year. mr kouoot noo— general election next year. mr yousaf has had— general election next year. mr yousaf has had a— general election next year. mr yousaf has had a rocky start to his yousaf has had a rocky start to no ttno— yousaf has had a rocky start to no ttno tn— yousaf has had a rocky start to his time in charge— yousaf has had a rocky start to his time in charge with the onoot— his time in charge with the onoot ot— his time in charge with the arrest of former— his time in charge with the arrest of former chief executive notor— arrest of former chief executive peter murrell— arrest of former chief executive peter murrell and— arrest of former chief executive peter murrell and former snp treasurer colin— peter murrell and former snp treasurer colin beattie, who totn — treasurer colin beattie, who were both invested ba.2 over party— were both invested ba.2 over oorty ttnonooo— were both invested ba.2 over party finances and released wttnout— party finances and released without charge— party finances and released without charge .— party finances and released without charge . official without charge. official documents— without charge. official documents about £13 billion. toyot— documents about £13 billion. toyot wowy— documents about £13 billion. royal navy submarine have been

rooortoo— royal navy submarine have been rooortoo to— royal navy submarine have been reported be found— royal navy submarine have been reported be found in the toilets of reported be found in the toilets on o— reported be found in the toilets of a wetherspoons_ reported be found in the toilets of a wetherspoons pub. the sun nowooooor— of a wetherspoons pub. the sun nowooooor ooyo— of a wetherspoons pub. the sun newspaper says files about hms knoon— newspaper says files about hms anson were left— newspaper says files about hms anson were left in— newspaper says files about hms anson were left in the furness kottwoy— anson were left in the furness kottwoy tn— anson were left in the furness railway in cumbria. it said the ooounonto— railway in cumbria. it said the documents appeared to show the nor— documents appeared to show the worktnoo— documents appeared to show the inner workings of— documents appeared to show the inner workings of the vessel wntto— inner workings of the vessel wntto tno— inner workings of the vessel while the royal— inner workings of the vessel while the royal navy has said in a while the royal navy has said in o ototonont— while the royal navy has said in a statement that— while the royal navy has said in a statement that no classified tntornotton— a statement that no classified information appeared in those ootrono— information appeared in those ooooro .— information appeared in those ooooro , tnoo— information appeared in those papers , three new photographs of papers, three new photographs of the papers, three new photographs of to kno— papers, three new photographs of no ktno ono— papers, three new photographs of the king and queen consort have toon— the king and queen consort have toon rotooooo— the king and queen consort have been released ahead of next ooko— been released ahead of next week's coronation. the images tokon— week's coronation. the images tokon tn— week's coronation. the images were taken in the— week's coronation. the images were taken in the palace's blue orowtno— were taken in the palace's blue orowtno oon— were taken in the palace's blue drawing room last— were taken in the palace's blue drawing room last month . one drawing room last month. one onowo— drawing room last month. one onowo tno— drawing room last month. one shows the couple _ drawing room last month. one shows the couple standing side by shows the couple standing side ty otoo— shows the couple standing side by otoo tn— shows the couple standing side by side in front— shows the couple standing side by side in front of— shows the couple standing side by side in front of a portrait of by side in front of a portrait ot kno— by side in front of a portrait of king george,— by side in front of a portrait of king george, the fifth at his coronotton— of king george, the fifth at his coronation in— of king george, the fifth at his coronation in 1911.— of king george, the fifth at his coronation in 1911. and another onowo— coronation in 1911. and another shows charles— coronation in 1911. and another shows charles and camilla individually— shows charles and camilla individually with the queen onoort— individually with the queen consort wearing the late king's ooon— consort wearing the late king's pearl troo— consort wearing the late king's pearl drop earrings . this is gb pearl drop earrings. this is gb wowo. — pearl drop earrings. this is gb wowo. wott— pearl drop earrings. this is gb news. we'll bring— pearl drop earrings. this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it noooono.— news. we'll bring you more as it noooono. wow,— news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now, though, it's nana

-- i good good afternoon and welcome. this is gb news on tv , online this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. it's just coming up to seven minutes after 4:00. i'm nana akua . it seems 4:00. i'm nana akua. it seems the worst insult that anyone could ever be called is racist and these days it's bandied about like nobody's business, even when it simply doesn't make any sense at all. this week, the results came in of a study by the policy institute of king's college london, which investigated 24 countries. levels of racism . it confirmed levels of racism. it confirmed what i knew all along that the uk is one of the least racist and most accepting places on earth . but you wouldn't think it earth. but you wouldn't think it the way the accusation of racism is bandied about. i mean, look at the recent treatment of suella braverman . she's trying suella braverman. she's trying every which way she can to come up with plans to stop the united kingdom from being overwhelmed or , as she calls invaded by or, as she calls it, invaded by people coming in illegally in

small boats. instead of supporting her to ensure national security is preserved and a load of liberals like gary lineker, who will never be directly impacted by the influx , weighed in on the issue, picking holes in the language, pretty much calling it racist, making comparisons to the holocaust, but with no solution in sight. instead hindering progress, annoying the british public, which will create civil unrest , public, which will create civil unrest, which will eventually turn to xenophobia. if nothing is done about the situation . far is done about the situation. far from racist, suella has from being racist, suella has read the mood, music and worked out. as of most of us, that the boats aren't stopped . civil boats aren't stopped. civil unrest will ensue, which will probably result in racism and for that she is called the racist . remember harry and racist. remember harry and meghan's ghastly interview with oprah and the face that oprah pulled when she made an assumption which was accepted as assumption which was accepted as a reasonable one, that archie wouldn't be given a title because of the colour of his skin. the was vilified on the skin. the uk was vilified on the world stage, fanning the flames for reparation as many commonwealth looking commonwealth countries looking on a disgust at meghan and

on us at a disgust at meghan and harry waving the race card without actually using the word which suddenly morphed into unconscious when harry was unconscious bias when harry was questioned further by his good old friend tom bradbury, in that embarrassing interview his embarrassing interview about his sell out memoir, spare akua, he went to her grave not knowing any different that the royal family were branded as racist, and those two didn't step in to change the narrative, even picking up an award for their work in expunging it. laughable how about their work for creating it? but it turns out that this country isn't half as bad as most of the others. in fact , in a recent survey by the fact, in a recent survey by the in by the uk, the uk came in second from bottom of the list of the most racist countries with only 2% of britons feeling uncomfortable about living next door to someone with a different racial results also racial makeup. the results also revealed that those in the uk were among the least racist countries and that the uk was fourth from the bottom in showing prejudice towards immigrants and foreign workers at the top was iran, greece, the

philippines and china. other surveys may show different results and there were plenty of established media outlets that want to say otherwise . but i can want to say otherwise. but i can vouch for the results . being a vouch for the results. being a woman colour, there is no woman of colour, there is no doubt that racism exists and it's often subtle. others it's often subtle. so others around may not notice it. around you may not notice it. and yes, it can manifest itself in different guises, but on in many different guises, but on the whole , the uk is a very the whole, the uk is a very tolerant and welcoming country and seems it is often those and it seems it is often those who cry racism are those who are unaware of their own. those who are least affected or impacted by it. calling it out. let's stop doing britain down. we are a fabulous, tolerant country, full of opportunity. why do you think so many people are prepared to risk their lives from the safety of france to get . here so before we get stuck into the debate, here's what else is coming up today for the great british debate this hour. i'm should i'm asking, should the government the government of the day pick the bbc chair gary lineker has

tweeted government tweeted that the government shouldn't be allowed to appoint bbc richard bbc chairs after richard sharp resigned after a report found that he breached the rules for pubuc that he breached the rules for public appointments. then at 450, royal roundup time and 450, it's royal roundup time and biographer angela levin will be in to give the in the studio to give us the latest behind palace latest from behind the palace walls. the king's walls. on the menu, the king's coronation, which is just days away , the full people away, the full list of people with ceremonial roles been with ceremonial roles have been released by buckingham palace, with 50 people chosen from various walks of to take various walks of life to take part. then for difficult conversations at five, i'll be joined by nina luck to discuss honour killings at the tender age of six, she was forced into being a servant for her family before sexually assaulted before being sexually assaulted by of led her by a gang of men led by her father. her family then attempted murder as they attempted to murder her as they believed brought shame believed that she brought shame onto she'll be onto the family. she'll be joining live in the studio to joining me live in the studio to discuss her ordeal and how she's making a positive out of very making a positive out of a very terrible that's making a positive out of a very terrible up that's making a positive out of a very terrible up in that's making a positive out of a very terrible up in the that's making a positive out of a very terrible up in the next's making a positive out of a very terrible up in the next hour. as. coming up in the next hour. as. as ever . tell coming up in the next hour. as. as ever. tell me you think as ever. tell me what you think on discussing. on everything we're discussing. email tweet email gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at . gb news. right. let's

me at. gb news. right. let's welcome again to my ghastly panel welcome again to my ghastly panel. my lovely panel. how dare you? columnist and broadcaster lizzie cundy and also political commentator sam dolan . hello. commentator sam dolan. hello. hello both in pink. yeah, we are to have a little conversation without me. a little convo about , well, we all dressed for a wedding , so , well, we all dressed for a wedding, so we all had a chat about that . or coronation. about that. or a coronation. that's week . coronation. that's next week. coronation. but you'll be having parties next week. we'll hopefully be coming definitely. coming to you live. definitely. i'm a party. amazing i'm having a party. amazing party. they're all fans of party. and they're all fans of the show. wonderful going to be joining in. oh, that'll be so good. that'll good. get good. that'll be so good. get a big then we can all big cam out, then we can all chat. exactly. right, so, chat. exactly. all right, so, sam, going come sam, darling, i'm going to come to there was to you about this. there was a big report came big thing the report that came out. country out. do you think this country is racist country? look, is a racist country? look, obviously,-read- is a racist country? look,- obviously,-read-report obviously, i've read this report ono— obviously, i've read this report onot-know— obviously, i've read this report onot-know tt- and there are know it contradicts- and there are know it- contradicts-other contradicts so many other rooorto—ttl contradicts so many other rooorto—tt toi contradicts so many other. reports—it is or reports that say that it is or tnoro-o— there's, you know, like tnorotnoo— there's, you know, like ingrained within there's, you know, like- ingrained _within the ingrained racism within the oouoo— ingrained racism within the oottoo too — ingrained racism within the police force, etcetera, otootoro— police force, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera . do i think etcetera, etcetera. do i think no— etcetera, etcetera. do i think to o— etcetera, etcetera. do i think to o rootot— etcetera, etcetera. do i think it's a racist country? look, otwtouoty— it's a racist country? look, obviously, as— it's a racist country? look, obviously, as a— it's a racist country? look, obviously, as a white man, i oon-t— obviously, as a white man, i oon-t you— obviously, as a white man, i oon-t you know,— obviously, as a white man, i can't you know, i- obviously, as a white man, i can't you know, i can't speak to towns;— can't you know, i can't speak to

nownoltwoo— can't you know, i can't speak to having lived experience of having a lived experience of tnot. — having a lived experience of tnot. vou— having a lived experience of that. you know,— having a lived experience of that. you know, i- having a lived experience of that. /c,r. cc’“ cc’“ that. you know, i can only i can only say you might do, you only say like you might do, you might job because might not have got a job because you're white. well, well i mean, i you're white. well, well i mean, t oon-t. — you're white. well, well i mean, toon-t. -yoo— you're white. well, well i mean, t oon-t. -yoo .— you're white. well, well i mean, i don't. _yes , well,- you're white. well, well i mean, i don't. yes , well, you i don't. well, yes, well, you might have. i mean that's that's the might have. i mean that's that's tno—tnooo- might have. i mean that's that's the _these days,- the way it's going these days, ton-t— the way it's going these days, tout-nono- the way it's going these days,| isn't-maybe,-you isn't it? 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up together. the school, the oonoot—wool up together. the school, the oonoot—woo ,| up together. the school, the. school—was , you school that i went to was, you know,— school that i went to was, you know, .— school that i went to was, you know, t wouto— school that i went to was, you know, i would i— school that i went to was, you know, i would i would say maybe oono— know, i would i would say maybe oono wno— know, i would i would say maybe oono wnre, oono— know, i would i would say maybe 70% white, 30% like, you know, ttook— 70% white, 30% like, you know, ttook ono— 70% white, 30% like, you know, black and brown— 70% white, 30% like, you know, black and brown and like, you know,— black and brown and like, you know, ono— black and brown and like, you know, on t— black and brown and like, you know, and it was— black and brown and like, you know, and it was and this was ono— know, and it was and this was on t— know, and it was and this was on t woo— know, and it was and this was on t tt— know, and it was and this was and it was it was— know, and it was and this was and it was it was how i grew up. knu— and it was it was how i grew up. and .— and it was it was how i grew up. and t turnk— and it was it was how i grew up. and i think, like— and it was it was how i grew up. and i think, like because- and i think, like because obviously have a diverse obviously we have such a diverse nafion obviously we have such a diverse nation children, nation now that children, children see racism, children don't see racism, children don't see racism, children don't see colour. they just they just see people who i think i think sometimes we reprogramme them when reprogramme it into them when they're not seeing it and we go, oh, to be racist, oh, that's going to be racist, even we never see oh, that's going to be racist, ev

how long ago was a long time? lizzie. lizzie no, we are not a racist country at all. we are not. and let me tell you, the sad thing is, is that certain people like meghan and harry have put a nasty stain on us by saying, as you said, so wonderfully in your monologue, nana that labelling the royal family as racist and now they're backtracking on that. and of course was just a lie- backtracking on that. and of course was just a lie .- ff g and of course was just a lie . and we course was just a lie. and we not— course was just a lie. and we are not we have— course was just a lie. and we are not we have been so giving and— are not we have been so giving and helping— are not we have been so giving and hehphg he— are not we have been so giving and helping to other countries . and helping to other countries. leek— and helping to other countries. leek whee— and helping to other countries. look what we've— and helping to other countries. look what we've done for the ukraine.— look what we've done for the uhehe. ahe— look what we've done for the ukraine. and look, we but it's hee— ukraine. and look, we but it's he were— ukraine. and look, we but it's fact we're paying _ ukraine. and look, we but it's fact we're paying 6 million a day— fact we're paying 6 million a hey at— fact we're paying 6 million a hey at the— fact we're paying 6 million a day at the moment for illegal hmmherente— day at the moment for illegal immigrants. it's— day at the moment for illegal immigrants. it's a real problem ahe— immigrants. it's a real problem and we— immigrants. it's a real problem and we have— immigrants. it's a real problem and we have to— immigrants. it's a real problem and we have to get on top of it . h— and we have to get on top of it . he he,— and we have to get on top of it . in fact, we've— and we have to get on top of it . in fact, we've been too soft. were— . in fact, we've been too soft. were a— . in fact, we've been too soft. were a soft— . in fact, we've been too soft. we're a soft country. sam's agreeing— we're a soft country. sam's egreehg whh— we're a soft country. sam's agreeing with you. you are agreeing— agreeing with you. you are egreehg whh— agreeing with you. you are agreeing with me. my god. when you 90— agreeing with me. my god. when you go he— agreeing with me. my god. when you go to america,— agreeing with me. my god. when you go to america, as you said in-mv_ you go to america, as you said h-hy hhehee- you go to america, as you said in-my friends, is- in america, my friends, is a very— in america, my friends, is a very-shew- in america, my friends, is a veh-ehehlh-hl in america, my friends, is a. veh-ehehlh-h very in america, my friends, is a very of story i'm very in america, my friends, is a very of how story i'm very in america, my friends, is a very of how so?y i'm very in america, my friends, is a very of how so? in i'm very in america, my friends, is a very of how so? in thisvery in america, my friends, is a very of how so? in this iny in america, my friends, is a very of how so? in this in this proud of how so? in this in this country— proud of how so? in this in this country he— proud of how so? in this in this eeuhhy ah the— proud of how so? in this in this country at the moment, like my sheer,— country at the moment, like my eheheh she-e— country at the moment, like my sister, she's teacher her sister, she's a teacher and her hee— sister, she's a teacher and her hes—young. l sister, she's a teacher and her. hes—young. and. kids are both quite young. and, you—hee— kids are both quite young. and,| you—had ukrainians you know, they've had ukrainians come and live in their town like

a tiny town in devon and stuff and like. but sometimes when there's when there's problems like they call, they the like they call, they call the ukrainians , our friends and, you ukrainians, our friends and, you know, if there's problems with the kids, they're like, oh, our friends hit friends have just tried to hit somebody something that. somebody or something like that. so the thing is. but it is. but it but i agree with you that it is. but i agree with you that it is. but i agree with you that it influx immigration it is an influx of immigration and immigration that it and legal immigration that it gets back up. it's like gets people's back up. it's like . but that's the thing. but suella braverman is being called racist saying things racist for using saying things like that's not like invasion was that's not that's not racist . that's not that's not racist. that's not racist. that's true to your own people. own village, in a people. in my own village, in a hotel near us is full of illegal immigrants and the schools are worried next door won't let their children walk past. and it is got we have to is you've got we have a duty to look after our own people as a as a any government. their first order is to look after its own people. do you think that suella is being unfairly treated because there they're trying to say, using a brown say, oh, they're using a brown person then, i mean, person because then, i mean, that's that's something narinder said, was said, which i thought was ridiculous. as if as if suella hasn't brain in her head.

hasn't got a brain in her head. nannder narinder kaur. i know, but. but, but that is a that's a narrative. excuse me. you speak i'm sorry. people have said that to me. that that braverman could get away with it. yeah, because she get away with it. yeah, because he he— get away with it. yeah, because he he hem — get away with it. yeah, because he he hem eh— get away with it. yeah, because she is from an ethnic- 9:3. . yeah, because she is from an ethnic minority. hue— she is from an ethnic minority. hue that-s— she is from an ethnic minority. hue that-s hee— she is from an ethnic minority. but that's not true. _ she is from an ethnic minority. but that's not true. i— she is from an ethnic minority. but that's not true. i mean,- but that's not true. i mean, it's so silly, isn't and skin colour has nothing to do with it. it's her policy. she made a mistake. and no, she didn't make a mistake. she didn't make a mistake . what we've got to do. mistake. what we've got to do. the only mistake is getting rid of the european judges so that rwanda plane can take off. that's need to do. she that's what we need to do. she made a mistake by using- : in] she made a mistake by using the word hveeheh— made a mistake by using the word invasion-invasion— made a mistake by using the word invasion. invasion invasion invasion. an invasion invasion is. invasion. an invasion invasion h. h— invasion. an invasion invasion he. h-hhhh— invasion. an invasion invasion he. h-hhhh she- invasion. an invasion invasion is. i think she did. it is. i don't think she did. it makes— is. i don't think she did. it makes h— is. i don't think she did. it makes it people think is. i don't think she did. it- makes it-people think that makes it makes people think that they— makes it makes people think that they-behe— makes it makes people think that they being invaded. ' z they are being invaded. and somebody— they are being invaded. and somebody-but- they are being invaded. and somebody but they but somebody basically but they but they are sort of in way . let they are sort of in a way. let me let someone they are sort of in a way. let me _let someone who i they are sort of in a way. leti me-let someone who is me finish let someone who is hee— me finish let someone who is rhea-ceme— me finish let someone who is riled-could-a- me finish let someone who is riled could a brown riled up could see a brown heeeh— riled up could see a brown person on-street- riled up could see a brown person on street say person on the street and say heu— person on the street and say wen-hee— person on the street and say well-lotlvouri person on the street and say. well-lotiyour boats well you you lot on your boats or whatever,— well you you lot on your boats or whatever, knowing that or whatever, not knowing that the— or whatever, not knowing that thee-knowing- or whatever, not knowing that that knowing that they that person knowing that they come— that person knowing that they eeuhhlhhe— that person knowing that they could i like, - know, - could be like, you know, but the— could be like, you know, but thee—he- could be like, you know, but that—be listen. could be like, you know, but that—be listen ,i that person will be listen, heheh— that person will be listen, listen,-controll that person will be listen,| listen, _control for listen, you can't control for i..— listen, you can't control for the—thet- listen, you can't control for. the _that person the stupid people that person hm— the stupid people that person win—anyway- will be like that anyway and they-h— will be like that anyway and they'll-waiting- will be like that anyway and they'll waiting something they'll be waiting for something to they'll be waiting for something tee-uh.— they'll be waiting for something he-uh.-ehhhh- to be riled up. i don't think

he— to be riled up. i don't think ire—whee- to be riled up. i don't think it's—what they. to be riled up. i don't think. it's—what they do it's fair. i think what they do is it's fair. i think what they do he-ehe— it's fair. i think what they do h-ehe hick- it's fair. i think what they do is-and pick on- it's fair. i think what they do is and pick on language is they try and pick on language to is they try and pick on language tee—gee- is they try and pick on language he—eeee donel to make sure nothing gets done because—he- to make sure nothing gets done because—be done.i to make sure nothing gets done becaiwhereas, be done. to make sure nothing gets done becaiwhereas, suella zie done. to make sure nothing gets done becaiwhereas, suella is done. to make sure nothing gets done becaiwhereas, suella is trying and. whereas, suella is trying to and. whereas, suella is trying heleehehhhe— and. whereas, suella is trying to something they're to do something and all they're hhhhhe— to do something and all they're thinking-what— to do something and all they're thinking-what are- to do something and all they're thinking what are we going thinking is, what are we going to thinking is, what are we going he—eehe- thinking is, what are we going he—eehg he- thinking is, what are we going ee—eehg he pickl to do is we're going to pick whee— to do is we're going to pick whee-eem.— to do is we're going to pick what-said. it's- to do is we're going to pick what said. it's when what you said. it's like when yeuhe— what you said. it's like when you're-argument. you're having an argument with someone and they start picking out someone and they start picking eue—eehel out little bits that you said, yeah— out little bits that you said, yeah,_wissart. out little bits that you said,- yeah,_wissart instead out little bits that you said, ye actually wissart instead out little bits that you said, ye actually going, wissart instead out little bits that you said, ye actually going, actually,istead out little bits that you said, ye actually going, actually, sheid of actually going, actually, she may— of actually going, actually, she hey—hee- of actually going, actually, she hey—ehee h- of actually going, actually, she hey—ehee h youl may have a point that if you heheve— may have a point that if you believe-the— may have a point that if you believe the word, believe it's the wrong word, ehey, — believe it's the wrong word, ehey, iehe — believe it's the wrong word, okay, .the _word, i believe it's the wrong word,- okay, .the _word, end okay, it's the wrong word, end of okay, it's the wrong word, end eh—whee- okay, it's the wrong word, end of_whathei of conversation. what are we going— of conversation. what are we gehe-eheue— of conversation. what are we going-about it?- of conversation. what are we going about it? but going to do about it? but heeeee— going to do about it? but. instead—about instead they're talking about hveeheh— instead they're talking about. invasion,_being invasion, invasion. she's being heist.— racist. it's like hooked to on the— racist. it's like hooked to on thee—heel that line, not knowing, you knew,— that line, not knowing, you knew, she— that line, not knowing, you know, she wants to do good. she heme— know, she wants to do good. she heme-seep— know, she wants to do good. she weheeleeeh-h-e- know, she wants to do good. she wants-stop-it's not- wants to stop this. it's not heh— wants to stop this. it's not- heh—hvee fair, my friend. you know, lives in fair, my friend. you know, lives h-eh— fair, my friend. you know, lives h-eh h.— fair, my friend. you know, lives h-eh he. he— fair, my friend. you know, lives in on in. it's horrific. in kent on in. it's horrific. hee— in kent on in. it's horrific. let me— in kent on in. it's horrific. let me heu— in kent on in. it's horrific. let me tell you,- in kent on in. it's horrific. let me tell you, the only one hheehe. — let me tell you, the only one hheehe. big— let me tell you, the only one mistake. big mistake is the h— mistake. big mistake is the racism in the— mistake. big mistake is the racism in the labour party. hhehhe— racism in the labour party. hhehhe ee— racism in the labour party. thanks to diane abbott with her euphe— thanks to diane abbott with her sheid, shephe— thanks to diane abbott with her stupid, stupid letter that that was anti—semitism more than thee— was anti—semitism more than that h— was anti—semitism more than racism that i would say, well , racism that i would say, well, heeehe— racism that i would say, well, some people would say that that is some people would say that that he — some people would say that that he .— some people would say that that is racism . some— some people would say that that is racism . some people that is racism. some people that is ehheueh— is racism. some people that is through-labour— is racism. some people that is through labour party through the labour party hhghhhhh— through the labour party hhghhhhg, hh-e— through the labour party fighting, it's cross—purposes at the fighting, it's cross—purposes at he ene— fighting, it's cross—purposes at he ehe eh— fighting, it's cross—purposes at the end of the— fighting, it's cross—purposes at the end of the day, like , you the end of the day, like, you knew,— the end of the day, like, you knew—were- the end of the day, like, you- know,-we're-going know, you're not we're not going to know, you're not we're not going ee-ehe— know, you're not we're not going he-ehe heehe. — know, you're not we're not going to .the boats. the- know, you're not we're not going to the boats. to stop the boats. the point is . hee— to stop the boats. the point is , it's management of the , it's the management of the people when they get here. and the language is surrounded and

where and where they and where they and where they and where they and where they and where they and where they and where they so you where they put so, so you process up the process so you've given up the nofion process so you've given up the notion that the boats can be stopped now picking stopped and now you're picking on minutiae. well, tell me on the minutiae. well, tell me hee— on the minutiae. well, tell me hew-hew— on the minutiae. well, tell me how- how they're - on the minutiae. well, tell me. how- how they're _to how tell me how they're going to be how tell me how they're going to he—seee— how tell me how they're going to he—seee them.- how tell me how they're going to be-stop them. just- how tell me how they're going to be-stop them. just gol be stopped. stop them. just go in turn the boats in there and turn the boats back. look back. they send it back. look what australia, what australia did. australia, australia take australia. australia. let's take australia. australia. let's take australia. a giant country. they a giant, giant country. they eem— a giant, giant country. they eem-heat— a giant, giant country. they turn boat straight back . you turn the boat straight back. you get and as get here illegally. and as you're going to at the back you're going to be at the back of ship them all bali . of the ship them all to bali. oh, they'd love oh, they'd probably love that. i'd they send i'd go, i'd go. can they send me. and actually i quite rwanda's actually really nice. it's actually it's got beautiful scenery. home of the scenery. it's the home of the gorillas and things like that scenery. it's the home of the gorilgoodid things like that scenery. it's the home of the gorilgood if things like that scenery. it's the home of the gorilgood if you're like that scenery. it's the home of the goril good if you're ane that scenery. it's the home of the gorilgood if you're an lgbt isn't good if you're an lgbt person example. no, that's person for example. no, that's not not true. no , not true. that's not true. no, thee-e— not true. that's not true. no, hheh-e hee— not true. that's not true. no, that's not true. _ not true. that's not true. no, that's not true. and- not true. that's not true. no, that's not true. and they've been past years been known in the past few years in attack. so been known in the past few years in attack . so have we in the in the attack. so have we in the heeh. — in the attack. so have we in the heeh. se— in the attack. so have we in the heeh. se have— in the attack. so have we in the past. so have we.— in the attack. so have we in the past. so have we..have- " f so have we in the past. so have we. have we. past. so have we. so have we. hhe— past. so have we. so have we. hhe eheeh— past. so have we. so have we. hhe eheeh eh— past. so have we. so have we. the order of any— past. so have we. so have we. the order of any government is to the order of any government is he cere— the order of any government is he her— the order of any government is to care for its— the order of any government is to care for its own— the order of any government is to care for its own people, to preheeh— to care for its own people, to preheeh hheh. — to care for its own people, to protect them. it— to care for its own people, to protect them. it was not preheehee— protect them. it was not protected at _ protect them. it was not protected at the minute. it weehh— protected at the minute. it weehh longh— protected at the minute. it wasn't long, long since this eeuhhh— wasn't long, long since this eeuhhh hee— wasn't long, long since this country has actually made say , country has actually made say, you— country has actually made say, yeu knew,— country has actually made say, yeu hhew, eehe— country has actually made say, you know, same sex marriage heeeh— you know, same sex marriage hegeh hhe— you know, same sex marriage legal and being— you know, same sex marriage legal and being gay legal. so

for legal and being gay legal. so her he— legal and being gay legal. so her he he— legal and being gay legal. so for to us even— legal and being gay legal. so for to us even dare to start hhehhhe— for to us even dare to start ehehhhg eh— for to us even dare to start picking on other- for to us even dare to start picking on other countries about her— picking on other countries about hheh-eeeh— picking on other countries about hheh-heeh .— picking on other countries about hheh-heeh, h- picking on other countries about their-past , i just- their historical past, i just i hhe— their historical past, i just i find hheh— their historical past, i just i find that immigrants that i. no.— find that immigrants that i. he. gehhg— find that immigrants that i. no, we're going to- find that immigrants that i. no, we're going to be- find that immigrants that i. no, we're going to be far more dangerous, i think here i think you're listening to rumours and actually people actually if you speak to people or find out more about rwanda, you'd there you'd realise that there is an element there's element of that. but there's an ehehehh— element of that. but there's an element-single- element of that. but there's an element-single countryj element in every single country heehhe—hheh- element in every single country people—then well,i people want to go. then well, heeeuee— because they're scared and hhehe-e— because they're scared and hhehe-e e— because they're scared and there's a level— because they're scared and there's a level of racism from peehhe— there's a level of racism from peephe—hehel people because there's lots of hheeh—hhhhhl black people there. i think hheh-e— that's what that's about. ceheeh. — that's what that's about. ceheeh.-,- that's what that's about. correct.-, what. that's what that's about. correct.-, what you correct. but hey, what do you knew— correct. but hey, what do you know? - know?- correct. but hey, what do you. know? - know?- is correct. but hey, what do you- know? - know? - is gb know? what do i know? this is gb newe— know? what do i know? this is gb hewe—ehe- know? what do i know? this is gb newe—ehe eh- news on tv, online and on ehehheh— news on tv, online and on digital radio. _ news on tv, online and on digital radio. thank you so much for digital radio. thank you so much her—heme.- forjoining me. stay tuned. hhehe-e— forjoining me. stay tuned. there's-much- forjoining me. stay tuned.- there's-much-come forjoining me. stay tuned.- there's.much-come at there's so much still to come at he,— there's so much still to come at five,_difficult- five, this week's difficult conversation _ five, this week's difficult conversation you five, this week's difficult- conversation iyou - listen conversation. you must listen to the conversation. you must listen to hhe eheh— conversation. you must listen to hhe eheh eh— conversation. you must listen to the story of this— conversation. you must listen to the story of this incredible woman i've found her on heeeheeh— woman i've found her on heeeheeh. h— woman i've found her on facebook. i was reading it. hehhvheh— facebook. i was reading it.| hehhvheh—he activist nina elliott will be joining— activist nina elliott will be joining he— activist nina elliott will be joining he hh— activist nina elliott will be joining me in the studio talk joining me in the studio to talk eheuh— joining me in the studio to talk about-experience- joining me in the studio to talk about experience with honour about her experience with honour hhhhhhee. — killings. now, they are ephehehhhy— killings. now, they are apparently the apparently on the up on the he— apparently on the up on the rise, especially— apparently on the up on the rise, especially since 2020. hhe— rise, especially since 2020. the eate— rise, especially since 2020. nina says that— rise, especially since 2020. nina says that her family hhegheehhy— nina says that her family tragically attempted to murder her-ehehhhhe— tragically attempted to murder her claiming that she her after claiming that she hheuehh— her after claiming that she hheuehh-eh- her after claiming that she brought on them, breaking her after claiming that she brough'abusive on them, breaking her after claiming that she brough'abusive husband, breaking up her abusive husband, breaking up her abusive husband, breaking uh—huehehel up from her abusive husband. she— up from her abusive husband. shay—eheh- up from her abusive husband. stay—story threel stay tuned. it's a story three hhe— stay tuned. it's a story three and e— stay tuned. it's a story three and e heh— stay tuned. it's a story three and a half and— stay tuned. it's a story three and a half and then our next up, it's and a half and then our next up, he hhe— and a half and then our next up, he hhe eheeh— and a half and then our next up, it's the great british debate. hh— it's the great british debate.

h-h eehhhe— it's the great british debate. i'm asking should i'm asking, should the government- i'm asking, should the government day i'm asking, should the government-day the government of the day pick the eheh—eeh- government of the day pick the chair—gary linekerj chair for the bbc? gary lineker hee— chair for the bbc? gary lineker hee hweehee— chair for the bbc? gary lineker has tweeted that— chair for the bbc? gary lineker has tweeted that the government eheuheh-h— has tweeted that the government eheuheh-h he— has tweeted that the government shouldn't be allowed to appoint hec— shouldn't be allowed to appoint hhe-hheughh— shouldn't be allowed to appoint bbc-thought he- shouldn't be allowed to appoint bbc thought he wasn't bbc chair. i thought he wasn't ehhewee— bbc chair. i thought he wasn't allowed _thought. bbc chair. i thought he wasn't allowed thought he allowed to tweet. i thought he i hheuehh— allowed to tweet. i thought he i hheughh he— allowed to tweet. i thought he i thought he could— allowed to tweet. i thought he i thought he could only tweet eheuh— thought he could only tweet about immigration after richard sheet—e- about immigration after richard sheet—e rehehl sharp resigned after a report tethe— sharp resigned after a report heuhe-he— sharp resigned after a report found he breached the rules found that he breached the rules for-appointments. - found that he breached the rulesi for-appointments. _of for public appointments. some of heur— for public appointments. some of your—ever. email- your thoughts as ever. email gbviews@gbnews.uk . tell me what gbviews@gbnews.uk. tell me what you gbviews@gbnews.uk. tell me what tee-eh— gbviews@gbnews.uk. tell me what tee-eh eh— gbviews@gbnews.uk. tell me what tee-eh eh newe— gbviews@gbnews.uk. tell me what you at gb news. tweet me you think at gb news. tweet me here.— you think at gb news. tweet me here. he— you think at gb news. tweet me here. the eeh— you think at gb news. tweet me there. i've got-pull- you think at gb news. tweet me there. i've got pull right there. i've got to pull up right new—hhe- now asking, should the government— now asking, should the government of now asking, should the- government of-pick the government of the day pick the eheh— government of the day pick the eheh-hhc— government of the day pick the eheh-hhc e— government of the day pick the chair-bbc 7 cast- government of the day pick the chair bbc ? cast your chair for the bbc? cast your vehe—

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isn't racist . ross says isn't isn't racist. ross says it isn't fair call the uk racist. fair to call the uk racist. there is no evidence of it at all. with you . people all. i agree with you. people can racist. individuals but can be racist. individuals but a whole country. come on, that's not right. it's now time for the great british debate this hour. and asking, the and i'm asking, should the government the government of the day pick the bbc now, lineker has bbc chair? now, gary lineker has tweeted opinion on the tweeted his opinion on the matter saying the bbc matter yet again, saying the bbc chairman should not be selected by the government the day, by the government of the day, not , not ever . in by the government of the day, not , not ever. in a childish not now, not ever. in a childish voice. it comes after richard sharpe resigns as bbc chair yesterday after a report found that he breached the rules of bbc appointments. now the review found sharpe failed to disclose his involvement in getting former prime minister boris johnson an £800,000 loan guarantee. and of course , mr guarantee. and of course, mr sharpe called the breach inadvertent and not material, but added that he's quitting to prioritise the interests of the broadcaster. now of course, that happened passed over happened because he passed over a phone number of a canadian. it turns out canadian of turns out canadian cousin of boris. that cousin boris. and i think that cousin lent money, but that was lent in the money, but that was why saying inadvertent. the why he's saying inadvertent. the

prime minister that prime minister says that he can't a non—political can't guarantee a non—political figure him. figure would replace him. meanwhile, public meanwhile, the former public appointments commissioner, sir peter , suggests that peter riddell, suggests that bods peter riddell, suggests that boris role boris johnson's role in appointing richard sharpe should be examined , even though, be examined, even though, to be fair , each political party has fair, each political party has appointed somebody who's politically aligned them up politically aligned with them up till this moment. so for the great british debate hour, great british debate this hour, i'm government i'm asking should the government of pick the bbc chair? of the day pick the bbc chair? i'm joined now by rebecca read, author broadcaster habib author and broadcaster ben habib , former brexit party mep roger bolton, former bbc executive and presenter, and also martin campbell , former chief adviser campbell, former chief adviser to ofcom. well, i'm going to start with you, roger, because you're a former bbc executive. what's your views on this ? what's your views on this? well, i think that the government- well, i think that the government of the day will ehweye— government of the day will ehweye wehh— government of the day will always want to _ government of the day will always want to have some big say in always want to have some big say he hhe— always want to have some big say in the appointment— always want to have some big say in the appointment of the bbc ehehhheh— in the appointment of the bbc ehehhheh .— in the appointment of the bbc chairman . the— in the appointment of the bbc chairman . the crucial thing in chairman. the crucial thing in he— chairman. the crucial thing in hhhe eeee— chairman. the crucial thing in hhhe eh— chairman. the crucial thing in this case, of course , it was this case, of course, it was eheehhvehy— this case, of course, it was effectively rigged . " effectively rigged. i mean, hhehehh— effectively rigged. i mean, richard sharpe went and told bods richard sharpe went and told boris johnson before he'd appued boris johnson before he'd applied for the job that he was applying for it. number ten let

it applying for it. number ten let hh he— applying for it. number ten let hh he hhehhh— applying for it. number ten let it be known that— g c number ten let it be known that richard sharpe was it be known that richard sharpe hhe— it be known that richard sharpe was the favoured _ it be known that richard sharpe was the favoured candidate . so was the favoured candidate. so ehhheugh— was the favoured candidate. so ehhheugh hhe— was the favoured candidate. so although the people in charge of the appointments— although the people in charge of the appointments put forward eheuh— the appointments put forward eheuh heur— the appointments put forward about four names and so on, evehheey— about four names and so on, evehheey hhew— about four names and so on, everybody knew what boris wenheeh— everybody knew what boris wanted-and- everybody knew what boris wanted. and behold , everybody knew what boris- wanted.-and behold , boris wanted. and lo and behold, boris got wanted. and lo and behold, boris eeh-wehhee.— wanted. and lo and behold, boris got-wanted. now,- wanted. and lo and behold, boris got wanted. now, in the got what he wanted. now, in the tee— got what he wanted. now, in the heehlwee— got what he wanted. now, in the heehlwee eehe— got what he wanted. now, in the past was done rather better. past it was done rather better. etheh— past it was done rather better. etheh hh— past it was done rather better. etheh h you'd— past it was done rather better. often if you'd had a chairman hem— often if you'd had a chairman hem ee— often if you'd had a chairman hem perh— often if you'd had a chairman from one party, you'd have a vhee— from one party, you'd have a hee-hh— from one party, you'd have a vice-for another.- vice chairman for another. i hhhhh— vice chairman for another. i hhhhh wehe— vice chairman for another. i hhhhh hh— vice chairman for another. i think we're in difficult areas think we're in a difficult areas —ehewhe- think we're in a difficult areas. now._should happen now. i think what should happen is-appointments- is that the appointments committee _ is that the appointments committee should put forward a hwheh— committee should put forward a number-names— committee should put forward a number-names .— committee should put forward a number names. the dcms? committee should put forward a number names . the dcms? yes. number of names. the dcms? yes. not number of names. the dcms? yes. we hhe— number of names. the dcms? yes. we hhe hhhhe— number of names. the dcms? yes. not the prime minister should have— not the prime minister should have a— not the prime minister should have a whew— not the prime minister should have a view about who that ehewhe— have a view about who that ehewhe he. — have a view about who that should be. but— have a view about who that should be. but then a select eehhhhhee— should be. but then a select committee of— should be. but then a select committee of the house of cehhehe— committee of the house ofi commons _the committee of the house of- commons _the final commons should make the final eeeheheh. — commons should make the final decision. .that_ commons should make the final decision..that it's— commons should make the final decision. that it's got decision. so that it's got a party— decision. so that it's got a cross party support and at least we— cross party support and at least hwe hhhee— cross party support and at least hwe hhhee eh— cross party support and at least two thirds of that— cross party support and at least two thirds of that committee ehewhe — two thirds of that committee should endorse— two thirds of that committee should endorse the candidate. so yew-e— should endorse the candidate. so yew-e eheh— should endorse the candidate. so we ehee h— should endorse the candidate. so you'd stop a situation where a very— you'd stop a situation where a very controversial— you'd stop a situation where a very controversial candidate eewhe— very controversial candidate eewhe eeh— very controversial candidate could get through because the gewehhhehh— could get through because the government had— could get through because the government had one more. but but but government had one more. but but huh hhehe-e— government had one more. but but huh hhehe-e heh— government had one more. but but but there's not really. but hegeh— but there's not really. but hegeu hegeh— but there's not really. but roger. roger, there's not really anything wrong, though, with some. roger. roger there's not really anything wrong, though, with somebody preferring a

candidate for a job specifically. i mean, doesn't that isn't that the way life is? i'm going to bring this to ben habib, who's the former brexit party your thoughts party mep. what's your thoughts ? well, enough, i agree ? well, funnily enough, i agree in, ? well, funnily enough, i agree hh weu— ? well, funnily enough, i agree hh, you knew— ? well, funnily enough, i agree hh, you knew he— ? well, funnily enough, i agree in, you know, to a— 7’ well, funnily enough, i agree in, you know, to a great extent whhh— in, you know, to a great extent whhh whhh— in, you know, to a great extent with what roger— in, you know, to a great extent with what roger said. /:::. with what roger said. you know, the with what roger said. you know, hhe hhe— with what roger said. you know, the bbc should be an independent arbiter of the news, if you like, and what you want is someone who is genuinely independently appointed as best you can. and i'm a great you know, i have great suspicion of lots of these bodies that claim to be independent and have actually, you know , achieved actually, you know, achieved their appointments like the electoral commission, for example, through to, you know, degree of who they know and effectively, therefore, cronyism . and so i do think it should be cross—party. i do think it should be a political appointment, think it appointment, but i think it should cross—party and there should be cross—party and there ought be reasonably high ought to be a reasonably high hurdle in order to get over the bar to be appointed so that someone who is controversial doesn't get through, you know,

on a minority , you know, on on a minority, you know, on a very small majority. so i think roger's spot on as far as i'm concerned. and i think that kind of approach, that of of approach, that sort of discipline ought be, discipline ought to be, you know, more broadly know, applied more broadly across all these so—called independent bodies. we have that have, you know, now control us so much. all right, martin. whhh— so much. all right, martin. martin campbell,- it.“ all right, martin. martin campbell, your thoughts . martin campbell, your thoughts. weth— martin campbell, your thoughts. wehh. hhe— martin campbell, your thoughts. wehh. hhe hhe— martin campbell, your thoughts. well, the bbc is— martin campbell, your thoughts. well, the bbc is a— martin campbell, your thoughts. well, the bbc is a state- martin campbell, your thoughts. well, the bbc is a state funded broadcaster, and this is the only position where the bbc itself doesn't have a say in it. and while i would hate to say i feel sorry for richard sharpe because i think he was a bit silly in all this. because i think he was a bit silly in all this . the fact of silly in all this. the fact of the matter is that there was no great fuss when greg was appointed . there was no great appointed. there was no great fuss when gavyn davies was appointed and there blairite card carriers and the fact of the matter is, whoever you put in this position will have their own political views, whether or

not they are card carrying party members. so i, i think what it does do is, is show that the whole organisation is not actually 2023 ready . it needs to actually 2023 ready. it needs to be looked at all the way through, including this. but i don't see the big problem , um, don't see the big problem, um, because it's never been a great problem before, so i don't see why it's a big problem now. the big problem is the bbc itself. let's go to rebecca reid . let's go to rebecca reid. heheeee— let's go to rebecca reid. heheeee h— let's go to rebecca reid. rebecca. i mean, i think that hhe— rebecca. i mean, i think that the government— rebecca. i mean, i think that the government should have a the— the government should have a hhhhhe he— the government should have a hhhhhe he he— the government should have a little to do with— the government should have a little to do with it— the government should have a little to do with it as possible . anu— little to do with it as possible . hhe h— little to do with it as possible . hhe h hhew— little to do with it as possible . and i know that- little to do with it as possible . and i know that it- little to do with it as possible . and i know that it might sound wild, but it might be sensible to perhaps have people have to perhaps have people who have been long time been in the bbc for a long time who's background is in journalism, somebody creative people. but journalism, somebody creative people . but the idea that the people. but the idea that the hec— people. but the idea that the he eeeeh-h— people. but the idea that the bbc doesn't get— people. but the idea that the bbc doesn't get to— but the idea that the bbc doesn't get to choose its own:— bbc doesn't get to choose its whe-e hh— bbc doesn't get to choose its own, who's in charge of it is heheeee— own, who's in charge of it is madness. and— own, who's in charge of it is madness. and it- own, who's in charge of it is madness . ' o own, who's in charge of it is madness. o own, who's in charge of it is madness . ' o o madness. and it should be. it should be as internal as possible with as little political involvement, as possible. and this idea of

heuhhhhhw— possible. and this idea of neutrality is— possible. and this idea of neutrality is all- and this idea of neutrality is all very well and deed,— neutrality is all very well and oeee, hhe— neutrality is all very well and oeee, end he— neutrality is all very well and good, and it's a— neutrality is all very well and good, and it's a lovely idea, huh— good, and it's a lovely idea, huh-heh— good, and it's a lovely idea, but-not-sure- good, and it's a lovely idea,i but-not-sure where but i'm not really sure where finding— but i'm not really sure where we're finding people who are hehhhheehhw— we're finding people who are politically engaged enough to run a national— politically engaged enough to run a national broadcaster but have— run a national broadcaster but have-political— run a national broadcaster but have political opinions of have no political opinions of her— have no political opinions of hheh ew— have no political opinions of hheh eh— have no political opinions of their own, or least their own, or at least of eeehhhe— their own, or at least of captains silent. think it's captains silent. so i think it's an ehhhe— captains silent. so i think it's an entire arnie— captains silent. so i think it's an entire arnie impossible ehhuehheh— an entire arnie impossible situation and— an entire arnie impossible situation and it should be based on situation and it should be based eh exeheehee— situation and it should be based on experience and— situation and it should be based on experience and talent and who— on experience and talent and hhhhhhw he— on experience and talent and ability to actually run the organisation,— ability to actually run the organisation, not who sat next to organisation, not who sat next he whe— organisation, not who sat next he whe hh— organisation, not who sat next to who at dinner— organisation, not who sat next to who at dinner and whose kids wehh— to who at dinner and whose kids wehh he— to who at dinner and whose kids went to school— to who at dinner and whose kids went to school with— to who at dinner and whose kids went to school with who. kathi“ went to school with who. well, hegeh— went to school with who. well, hegeh whhh—hw- went to school with who. well, roger, what—say to i roger, what would you say to that? do you think it should be eeheheew—hh- that? do you think it should be somebody—at the. that? do you think it should be. somebody—at the bbc somebody who's been at the bbc for somebody who's been at the bbc he a— somebody who's been at the bbc he a whhhee— somebody who's been at the bbc for a while? there— somebody who's been at the bbc for a while? there is a problem. hhe— for a while? there is a problem. hhe hhe— for a while? there is a problem. hhe hhe-hhe— for a while? there is a problem. the bbc-it's independent. the bbc says it's independent, but it's freed. its independence is but it's freed. its independence he—hee- is sort of on licence. it has heeeeh— is sort of on licence. it has freedom-licence- is sort of on licence. it has freedom licence . ' h: is sort of on licence. it has- freedom.licence . and there freedom on licence. and there are occasions when really are two occasions when it really has the charter has a problem. when the charter needs to be renewed and when it wants a licence to be increased and you've got to have somebody at the top the who at the top of the bbc who can talk government, talk to government, who understands how things work and so you've to have somebody so you've got to have somebody who know, been who really, you know, has been in tumble. but in the rough and tumble. but i think additional think there's one additional thing like to which think there's one additional th this. like to which think there's one additional th this. the like to which think there's one additional ththis. the national which think there's one additional ththis. the national trustwhich think there's one additional ththis. the national trust has h is this. the national trust has independently elected members . i

independently elected members. i don't see why on the bbc board they can't be non—executives who are voted for by the licence fee payen are voted for by the licence fee payer. and another thing that would be very helpful would be if there was a representative of the unions as there used the trade unions as there used to there no longer is what to be. there no longer is what you've got a board now is it's tilted towards business. you know, you've got to have a lot of business on but of business expertise on it, but it's tilted . so i think it's over tilted. so i think that could broaden that, but that you could broaden that, but you also say the you could also say to the public, it's your bbc, you should have right elect should have the right to elect some people , maybe maybe some people, maybe two, maybe three non—executive, if the three non—executive, as if the national trust can do it. why can't bbc ? well, it sounds can't the bbc? well, it sounds hhe— can't the bbc? well, it sounds hhhe h— can't the bbc? well, it sounds hhhe h-heee— can't the bbc? well, it sounds like a-idea,-then- can't the bbc? well, it sounds like a .idea,-then you. like a nice idea, but then you hhehh— like a nice idea, but then you hhehh-whhh- like a nice idea, but then you hhghh-whhh h- like a nice idea, but then you. might-with, i-who might end up with, i mean, who would— might end up with, i mean, who would you— might end up with, i mean, who would you put— might end up with, i mean, who would you put on— might end up with, i mean, who would you put on there? martin wen— would you put on there? martin wen ,— would you put on there? martin wen , .— would you put on there? martin men , n men— would you put on there? martin well , i mean, i— would you put on there? martin well, i mean, i think this nonmem— well, i mean, i think this position itself— well, i mean, i think this position itself i repeat, i eem-n— position itself i repeat, i don't think— position itself i repeat, i don't think the position itself is problematic. _ don't think the position itself is problematic. c don't think the position itself is problematic. . c is problematic. it's all it's nu— is problematic. it's all it's all the things underneath that that that need rearranging . and that that need rearranging. and if it takes , you know, the best if it takes, you know, the best person , i'm a little bit worried

person, i'm a little bit worried about saying, oh, we ought to have a woman in charge. we ought to have someone in charge. we ought to have the best person in charge. personally, i'd charge. i mean, personally, i'd like somebody like archie norman to persuaded to come out of to be persuaded to come out of amadeus. he did fabulous job amadeus. he did a fabulous job at could do so well at at itv and could do so well at the bbc. but but it's all part and parcel. i don't think we should get too wound up about this particular position. it's the whole aspect of the bbc that needs looking at. so if i ask you this direct question very directly, because we're running out of time , so i want a yes or out of time, so i want a yes or no, should the government of the day pick the bbc chair? rebecca reid yes or no? should- can m (“a 7 rebecca reid yes or no? should they? an? ni.

we don't have that. you know, the bbc is a means. so yes or no, roger, because— the bbc is a means. so yes or no, roger, because we- so yes or no, roger, because we haven't gen— no, roger, because we haven't gen. se— no, roger, because we haven't gen. se enm— no, roger, because we haven't got. so what are— no, roger, because we haven't got. so what are you saying? yes or got. so what are you saying? yes on nee— got. so what are you saying? yes on nee wnm— got. so what are you saying? yes or no? what would— got. so what are you saying? yes or no? what would you say ? or no? what would you say? so i enme— or no? what would you say? so i mmn yes.— or no? what would you say? so i mmn yes, they— or no? what would you say? so i think yes, they should . i'll say think yes, they should. i'll say yes, they should, because that's what happens, that that is the rule. if you want to change the rule, then let's get a consultation and look at the whole business. well, listen, mann— whole business. well, listen, menk yen— whole business. well, listen, man you ee— whole business. well, listen, thank you so much- whole business. well, listen, thank you so much for- well, listen, thank you so much for your meneme — thank you so much for your thoughts. _about- thoughts. sorry about that. were— thoughts. sorry about that. . were—em we're running out of time. but mumm— we're running out of time. but brilliant thoughts they are brilliant thoughts as they are anyway— brilliant thoughts as they are anyway .— brilliant thoughts as they are anyway , mank— brilliant thoughts as they are anyway , thank you so much to the anyway, thank you so much to the meanne— anyway, thank you so much to the fabulous-reid— anyway, thank you so much to the fabulous-reid from - fabulous rebecca reid from broadcaster— fabulous rebecca reid from. broadcaster—who's broadcaster ben habib, who's a farmer— broadcaster ben habib, who's a former brexit— broadcaster ben habib, who's a former brexit mep. roger former brexit party mep. roger nonmem— former brexit party mep. roger neanen .— former brexit party mep. roger boulton , who's— former brexit party mep. roger boulton , who's former boulton, who's a former bbc eeane— boulton, who's a former bbc executive presenter , and executive and presenter, and nann— executive and presenter, and mann—fennel executive and presenter, and. martin _former chief martin campbell, a former chief annea— martin campbell, a former chief adviser-ofcom _ martin campbell, a former chief adviser-ofcom .— martin campbell, a former chief adviser-ofcom . so- martin campbell, a former chief adviser ofcom . so what are adviser to ofcom. so what are yam— adviser to ofcom. so what are yam meagme— adviser to ofcom. so what are your thoughts and do you think the your thoughts and do you think me—m— your thoughts and do you think nne—en-aay- your thoughts and do you think. the—of-day should the government of the day should men— the government of the day should men-enam— the government of the day should men-enam ne- the government of the day should pick-chair it's your- pick the bbc? chair it's your meaeme —a- thoughts. i mean, it's a nonma— thoughts. i mean, it's a- political-appointment. political political appointment. the political political appointment. nne-neam— political political appointment. the - board issued - political political appointment. the board issued the the bbc board issued the fattening— the bbc board issued the following statement. accept following statement. we accept and understand— following statement. we accept and understand richard's aeemen— and understand richard's decision stand down. the bbc decision to stand down. the bbc neare— decision to stand down. the bbc board believes— decision to stand down. the bbc board believes that— decision to stand down. the bbc board believes that richard snam— board believes that richard snap-penan- board believes that richard sharp person integrity sharp is a person of integrity ana— sharp is a person of integrity and ne— sharp is a person of integrity and we understand the uk and we understand that the uk geyemmem— and we understand that the uk geyemmem m— and we understand that the uk government is moving swiftly to begin— government is moving swiftly to begin-process— government is moving swiftly to begin-process of—

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involvement in getting former neme— involvement in getting former boris johnson— involvement in getting former boris johnson an— involvement in getting former boris johnson an £800,000 loan guarantee.— boris johnson an £800,000 loan guarantee. se— boris johnson an £800,000 loan guarantee. so for— boris johnson an £800,000 loan guarantee. so for the great nnnen— guarantee. so for the great british debate,— guarantee. so for the great british debate, sir, i'm asking . enema— british debate, sir, i'm asking . enema me— british debate, sir, i'm asking , should the government of the day— , should the government of the day men— , should the government of the day pick me— , should the government of the day pick the bbc— , should the government of the day pick the bbc chair? let's nnan— day pick the bbc chair? let's nnan my— day pick the bbc chair? let's see what my panel make of that. i'm _broadcast- see what my panel make of that. i'm _broadcast from - i'm joined by broadcast from eemmmen— columnist lizzie cundy, also a nonma— columnist lizzie cundy, also a political commentator . sam political commentator. sam denier.— political commentator. sam dewey-a- political commentator. sam dowler,-a rather. dowler, that was a rather eeaaenve— dowler, that was a rather seductive lizzie cundy there for a moment sne— seductive lizzie cundy there for a moment. she wasn't paying anemon— a moment. she wasn't paying attention. she— a moment. she wasn't paying attention. she was on slo mo, yam-n— attention. she was on slo mo, waen-n ne— attention. she was on slo mo, waen-n me n— attention. she was on slo mo, wasn't it? it was— attention. she was on slo mo, wasn't it? it was like a slow it nae-mam — wasn't it? it was like a slow it was-from tim— wasn't it? it was like a slow it was from tim motty video. was like from tim motty video. vean— was like from tim motty video. vean ma— was like from tim motty video. em on a— was like from tim motty video. em on a p0p— was like from tim motty video. yeah did a pop video, by the way,— yeah did a pop video, by the way. nnan— yeah did a pop video, by the way. nnan ne— yeah did a pop video, by the way, what we needed was an air mower— way, what we needed was an air mower men— way, what we needed was an air mower men an— way, what we needed was an air blower just at moment for way, what we needed was an air blow headnt at moment for way, what we needed was an air blowheadnt ago. moment for way, what we needed was an air blow headnt ago. go noment for way, what we needed was an air blowheadnt ago. go back nt for way, what we needed was an air blowheadnt ago. go back to for way, what we needed was an air blowheadnt ago. go back to the your head to go. go back to the see. —mene. l 80s. yes take me back there, neme— 80s. yes take me back there, meme canny.— 80s. yes take me back there, lizzie cundy. what do you think? nec— lizzie cundy. what do you think? me me— lizzie cundy. what do you think? me me n— lizzie cundy. what do you think? me me n n— lizzie cundy. what do you think? bbc is? is it right— lizzie cundy. what do you think? bbc is? is it right for them to men— bbc is? is it right for them to men-enam— bbc is? is it right for them to pick-chair for— bbc is? is it right for them to pick-chair for the- bbc is? is it right for them to pick chair for the bbc? pick the chair for the bbc? mey-ve— pick the chair for the bbc? nney-ye neme— pick the chair for the bbc? they've done it— pick the chair for the bbc? they've done it year on, year em— they've done it year on, year eae—mean- they've done it year on, year eamn—ean .- they've done it year on, yeari out—mean , look, they've done it year on, year. out—mean , look, i out every time. i mean, look, i men— out every time. i mean, look, i knew-lineker— out every time. i mean, look, i knew lineker would knew gary lineker would get involved— knew gary lineker would get involved-you?- knew gary lineker would get. involved _you?-gary , involved, didn't you? oh, gary, mere-e— involved, didn't you? oh, gary, mere-e me— involved, didn't you? oh, gary, there's the bbc— involved, didn't you? oh, gary, there's the bbc paying me minions— there's the bbc paying me millions for— there's the bbc paying me millions for their sports presenters— millions for their sports presenters .— millions for their sports presenters . and one day a week, presenters. and one day a week, nea— presenters. and one day a week, poor eae— presenters. and one day a week, poor old pensioners . “n; it; poor old pensioners. they're squeezing— poor old pensioners. they're squeezing for £159 for them. danng squeezing for £159 for them. daring to have a television. i'm so many.— daring to have a television. i'm ea eemy. men.— daring to have a television. i'm so sorry. well, look, it's the any— so sorry. well, look, it's the any way— so sorry. well, look, it's the any way nen— so sorry. well, look, it's the only way for the _ so sorry. well, look, it's the only way for the conservative gevemnnenne— only way for the conservative governments to _ only way for the conservative

governments to achieve some sort of balance— governments to achieve some sort on balance nen— governments to achieve some sort of balance for me— governments to achieve some sort of balance for me . _ governments to achieve some sort of balance for me . 'n: governments to achieve some sort of balance for me . ' n: itatty of balance for me. and i really am sick of this woke nonsense . am sick of this woke nonsense. it really is going too far. sam, nan-n— it really is going too far. sam, nan-n agn— it really is going too far. sam, nan-n nan .— it really is going too far. sam, don't sigh . rolled my eyes. don't sigh. rolled my eyes. actually.— don't sigh. rolled my eyes. actually. yeah.— don't sigh. rolled my eyes. actually. yeah. rolled your eyes neu— actually. yeah. rolled your eyes mu yam— actually. yeah. rolled your eyes nan yam eyes— actually. yeah. rolled your eyes roll your eyes at— actually. yeah. rolled your eyes roll your eyes at me . and i roll your eyes at me. and i neauy— roll your eyes at me. and i really mann— roll your eyes at me. and i really think the— roll your eyes at me. and i really think the well, the bbc is really think the well, the bbc m evemaa— really think the well, the bbc is overpaid and— really think the well, the bbc is overpaid and it needs meanne— is overpaid and it needs updating and- is overpaid and it needs updating and it's past its sell by date. — updating and it's past its sell by aane. rm— updating and it's past its sell by date. i'm afraid- updating and it's past its sell by date. n: it by date. i'm afraid to say. it really— by date. i'm afraid to say. it neauy m.— by date. i'm afraid to say. it neatly in. ann— by date. i'm afraid to say. it really is. and it's— by date. n: it really is. and it's losing viewers. 1.9,— really is. and it's losing viewers. 1.9, 6- really is. and it's losing viewers. 1.9, 6 million viewers. ana— viewers. 1.9, 6 million viewers. ana rm— viewers. 1.9, 6 million viewers. ana »-m sonny.— viewers. 1.9, 6 million viewers. and i'm sorry. they need to enanee. — and i'm sorry. they need to enanae. ana— and i'm sorry. they need to change. and you- and i'm sorry. they need to change. n: f»: and i'm sorry. they need to- change. and you know, and how dare they? honestly, who do they mank— dare they? honestly, who do they mink mey— dare they? honestly, who do they mink nney ae— dare they? honestly, who do they think they are ?_ dare they? honestly, who do they think they are ? are— : it; .t�*nt;«n7 honestly, who do they think they are ? are the n:tiit; .t�*ntyn7 honestly, who do they think they are ? are the woke think they are? are the woke meane— think they are? are the woke brigade taking— think they are? are the woke brigade taking over or do you mink— brigade taking over or do you mink nie— brigade taking over or do you think it's perhaps they weren't happy— think it's perhaps they weren't nappy man— think it's perhaps they weren't nappy nnn ane— think it's perhaps they weren't happy with the person who was mere—en- happy with the person who was mere—en nkel there because he's sort of like mane—ne- more has an allegiance to more of more has an allegiance to more enlnny— more has an allegiance to more ofltory allegiance. _ more has an allegiance to more of tory allegiance. so this of a tory allegiance. so this mm— of a tory allegiance. so this mm enme— of a tory allegiance. so this this thing they— of a tory allegiance. so this this thing they pulled out is eemennme— this thing they pulled out is something that— this thing they pulled out is something that is a deal. something that is a big deal. it something that is a big deal. at m — something that is a big deal. at m in— something that is a big deal. at mlmlmg— something that is a big deal. it is..islbig deal. we- it is. it is a big deal. we still don't even know- c c g: we still don't even know who it is. it is a big deal. we- still don't even know who these benefactors— still don't even know who these benefactors-that - still don't even know who these benefactors that that benefactors were that that provided— benefactors were that that provided boris— benefactors were that that provided boris johnson. �*ifyintgt provided boris johnson. well, no, provided boris johnson. well, nia— provided boris johnson. well, no, it's apparently— provided boris johnson. well, no, it's apparently a canadian cousin. doesn't but cousin. it doesn't matter. but it guarantee. he's it was a loan guarantee. he's provided-johnson- it was a loan guarantee. he's provided _johnson with. it was a loan guarantee. he's. provided _johnson with 800 provided boris johnson with 800 k provided boris johnson with 800 n ana— provided boris johnson with 800 n analnannenea— provided boris johnson with 800 k and happened to well, it's k and it happened to well, it's a-eaanannee— k and it happened to well, it's a-guarantee is— k and it happened to well, it's a-guarantee is a- k and it happened to well, it's

a guarantee is a guarantee. a loan guarantee is a guarantee. but a loan guarantee is a guarantee. nae ama— a loan guarantee is a guarantee. but also richard— a loan guarantee is a guarantee. but also richard-was- a loan guarantee is a guarantee. but also richard _was the. but also richard sharp was the only bbc forward only person the bbc put forward to be to be the chairman. and do i think that to be to be the chairman. and do | think that the— to be to be the chairman. and do | think that the that— to be to be the chairman. and do i think that the that the- i think that the that the government— i think that the that the government should choose ? no, government should choose? no, because— government should choose? no, because n— government should choose? no, because n m— government should choose? no, because it is it— government should choose? no, because it is it is— government should choose? no, because it is it is supposed to because it is it is supposed to be impartial.— because it is it is supposed to be impartial. whatever, whatever we say— be impartial. whatever, whatever we say ana— be impartial. whatever, whatever we say and whatever whatever , we say and whatever whatever, wnaaeven— we say and whatever whatever, wnaaewen ef— we say and whatever whatever, whatever of that. _ we say and whatever whatever, whatever of that. but i hear but i whatever of that. but i hear but . near— whatever of that. but i hear but . near my— whatever of that. but i hear but i hear my friends— whatever of that. but i hear but i hear my friends of mine say, on.— i hear my friends of mine say, an. nie— i hear my friends of mine say, an. n-elaen— i hear my friends of mine say, an. n-elaen .— i hear my friends of mine say, oh, it's-left , it's- i hear my friends of mine say, oh, it's left , it's left. oh, it's so left, it's so left. ana— oh, it's so left, it's so left. ana-saying.- oh, it's so left, it's so left. and-saying,-it's and others saying, oh, it's so nem— and others saying, oh, it's so mam .— and others saying, oh, it's so mam . nie— and others saying, oh, it's so right . it's anti— and others saying, oh, it's so right . it's anti royal. \: right. it's anti royal. nobody says— right. it's anti royal. nobody says nis— right. it's anti royal. nobody says it's right. it's left as says it's so right. it's left as all . where have you all joking. where have you heard? heard that heard? have you heard say that people say that all the time to heard? have you heard say that pe0jbutnay that all the time to heard? have you heard say that pe0jbut the hat all the time to heard? have you heard say that pe0jbut the pointl the time to heard? have you heard say that pe0jbut the point is, ie time to heard? have you heard say that pe0jbut the point is, thisne to heard? have you heard say that pe0jbut the point is, this is to me. but the point is, this is about about the about this is about a the chairman and some shady dealings. and again, it looks une— dealings. and again, it looks like - sleaze. _ dealings. and again, it looks like-sleaze. no- dealings. and again, it looks like-sleaze. no no,- : g and again, it looks like sleaze. no no, no. like tory sleaze. no no, no. i tany— like tory sleaze. no no, no. i mean, tony blair.— like tory sleaze. no no, no. i mean, tony blair. i- like tory sleaze. no no, no. i mean, tony blair. i do.- like tory sleaze. no no, no. i mean, tony blair. i do. alistair campbell. alistair campbell . campbell. alistair campbell. yeah, but gary lineker there should be. greg no, there should be me— should be. greg no, there should be am— should be. greg no, there should be an okay— should be. greg no, there should be an okay .— should be. greg no, there should be no, but okay , but— : greg no, there should be no, but okay , but what about be no, but okay, but what about wnat— be no, but okay, but what about wnat anem— be no, but okay, but what about what about the _ be no, but okay, but what about what about the fact that hang on, what about the fact that hang mm— what about the fact that hang mm m— what about the fact that hang mm m a— what about the fact that hang on, this is a this— what about the fact that hang on, this is a this is a public may— on, this is a this is a public may mat— on, this is a this is a public may mat we— on, this is a this is a public body that we pay for. ”13.3“ body that we pay for. so yeah, the government of the day would have to have somebody who they can work with. and it has to be with government involvement. it has to. so i don't think it's

realistic for people to say, oh, no, it shouldn't be that the government that would pick government that they would pick them. not? it's our them. why not? it's our money that spending . so we are that they're spending. so we are an the bbc government an office. the bbc government office, because though they call it the bbc licence, it's a tax. but surely but surely if they eweay— but surely but surely if they eweay m— but surely but surely if they surely if government of the surely if the government of the time — surely if the government of the time nave— surely if the government of the time have picked— surely if the government of the time have picked who want time have picked who they want to time have picked who they want te-wewa— time have picked who they want te-wewa mey- time have picked who they want to would they would to be, they would they would men—a— to be, they would they would men—a-te- to be, they would they would. men—a-te mem pick them with a view to them neme— pick them with a view to them being maybe— pick them with a view to them being maybe slightly lenient or une— being maybe slightly lenient or nee—une- being maybe slightly lenient or nee—um not| like, you know, maybe like not criticising— like, you know, maybe like not criticising government \nntn criticising the government. no, because—mi because it's supposed to be an impartial labour impartial body. so if labour gemne— impartial body. so if labouri getting—cronyism impartial body. so if labour. getting—cronyism , impartial body. so if labour- getting_cronyism , i getting none of this cronyism, i wowe— getting none of this cronyism, i wanna-woma— getting none of this cronyism, i would : would go. i would absolutely hope would. i would would go. i would absolutely hope would. iwould hope would go. i would absolutely hope would. i would hope they hope it would. i would hope they wowe— would hope they would pick eemeneay— would hope they would pick- somebody—impartial, somebody who could be impartial, but somebody who could be impartial, am mey— somebody who could be impartial, am aney mam— somebody who could be impartial, but they might be. _ somebody who could be impartial, but they might be. “n; g but they might be. they might be better it, though. better at hiding it, though. but this just this is my fear that i just think all a load of think this is all a load of rubbish. sharp passed think this is all a load of rtcontact sharp passed think this is all a load of rtcontact number.�*iarp passed think this is all a load of rtcontact number. he) passed think this is all a load of rtcontact number. he said sed think this is all a load of rtcontact number. he said that a contact number. he said that he to case and told he spoke to simon case and told simon of had happened. he spoke to simon case and told sinthought of had happened. he spoke to simon case and told sinthought that had happened. he spoke to simon case and told sinthought that thatiad happened. he spoke to simon case and told sinthought that that would jpened. he spoke to simon case and told sinthought that that would sorted. he thought that that would sort of expunge him being of expunge him from being in trouble.remember of expunge him from being in trouble. remember. of expunge him from being in trouble. remember . so then, of expunge him from being in trouble.remember . so then, but doesn't remember. so then, but that's what simon case is saying. and then there was a sort of public meeting that he has with people who are has with the people who are going at the going to give him the job at the bbc. there's like an interview type thing. the panel, and he

didn't fact that type thing. the panel, and he didn'passed fact that type thing. the panel, and he didn'passed on fact that type thing. the panel, and he didn'passed on a fact that type thing. the panel, and he didn'passed on a contact.at type thing. the panel, and he didn'passed on a contact. now, he'd passed on a contact. now, i don't to i don't don't really think to me i don't think big deal. sorry. think that's a big deal. sorry. but think that is the way but i just think that is the way life for a job any life is, even for a job in any old job, if people know somebody who on a number or who passes on a number or somebody to someone, i could pass on a number for somebody. you pass me the number of your dentist. know, of dentist. i mean, you know, of course he ruins my teeth, course i if he ruins my teeth, i'll kill you. give my i'll kill you. i give you my dentist doctor did that dentist because doctor did that to you. you and doctor. to you. you did. and doctor. deena.— to you. you did. and doctor. deena—mi doctor, dr. richard marks is fanweae— doctor, dr. richard marks is fabulous-is- doctor, dr. richard marks is fabulous-is we. doctor, dr. richard marks is fabulous is we are fabulous. but this is we are talking— fabulous. but this is we are talking about— fabulous. but this is we are talking about on the top level of government,— talking about on the top level of government, the top level of gevemnem— of government, the top level of government, the _ of government, the top level of government, the chairman of the mac. — government, the chairman of the mac. sa- ana— government, the chairman of the bbc. so. and the— government, the chairman of the bbc. and the prime minister, bbc. so. and the prime minister, do bbc. so. and the prime minister, ea yea— bbc. so. and the prime minister, no you met— bbc. so. and the prime minister, no you not mink— bbc. so. and the prime minister, do you not think at— bbc. and the prime minister, do you not think at some point he do you not think at some point me mam— do you not think at some point ne mmm nave— do you not think at some point he might have thought, oh, i enema— he might have thought, oh, i should _that,- he might have thought, oh, i. should _that,-was should disclose that, but it was new — should disclose that, but it was not? alistair— should disclose that, but it was not? alistair campbell- should disclose that, but it was not? it . not? alistair campbell that's fine. them on the fine. shall i get them on the phone? all been phone? but they've all been doing somebody, doing it, passing somebody, doing it, passing somebody, doing dup doesn't make being dup doesn't doesn't make this it's been this any less. but it's been going on forever. this any less. but it's been going on forever . so not just going on forever. so not just this shouldn't go. this government shouldn't go. no, i actually think no, no. but i actually think there's a governmental office, though. after there's a governmental office, th0|public after there's a governmental office, th0|public so after there's a governmental office, th0|public so i after there's a governmental office, th0|public so i don'tfter there's a governmental office, th0|public so i don't see the public money. so i don't see any issue with somebody who is goodin any issue with somebody who is good in the government to be deaung good in the government to be dealing actually, dealing with it. and actually, it richard sharp it turns out richard sharp was

pretty at his job. he pretty good at his job. he managed to renegotiate the licence it would licence fee so that it would go up inflation and a lot of up with inflation and a lot of them were struggling to get them were struggling to even get people, any people, tax payers to accept any increase that. guy increase in that. the guy was doing i don't doing a good job. so i don't really that matters. really think that matters. are we down listen we going to bow down and listen to the gary lineker? would you like lineker chair like gary lineker as chair because sprouts about because he sprouts out about everything anti—government everything about anti—government talks about shouldn't he talks about the he shouldn't he should impartial because he should be impartial because he is of the most highly paid. is one of the most highly paid. well, calling well, he's calling for impartiality not impartiality and he's just not doing tell you doing it himself. i tell you what, it's a timely resignation because i think it's now the conservatives can put in their man and they can have him there for 4 to 5 years, despite that, whether or lose the whether they win or lose the election. but it election. but but but it shouldn't be about that. it shouldn't be about that. it shouldn't be about that. it shouldn't be putting- shouldn't be putting their shouldn't be putting in theirj man. it should be putting in eemeneay— man. it should be putting in. somebody—who's somebody who's going to who's going— somebody who's going to who's game-me— somebody who's going to who's game-me beet- somebody who's going to who's going the best the going to be at the best for the nee.— going to be at the best for the. bbc—keep bbc. well, and this and to keep it impartial,— bbc. well, and this and to keep it impartial, not— bbc. well, and this and to keep it impartial, not to— bbc. well, and this and to keep it impartial, not to be left. but— it impartial, not to be left. but this— it impartial, not to be left. bu. this guy— it impartial, not to be left. but this guy was down the but this guy was good down the middle. — but this guy was good down the middle. _w- but this guy was good down the middle. _find that. middle. okay. so find that person i don't know person because i don't know whether they listen, the person because i don't know whe was they listen, the person because i don't know whe was good. listen, the person because i don't know whe was good. he listen, the person because i don't know whe was good. he was ten, the person because i don't know whe was good. he was doing|e person because i don't know whe was good. he was doing a guy was good. he was doing a good said, good job. and everyone said, what he was doing. what a good job he was doing. so for that thing. for just that little thing. oh, will, he did what.7 will, he got that. he did what.7 literally of the others have

literally all of the others have done him. but doesn't . done before him. but doesn't. but it doesn't but no, no, no. it doesn't matter doesn't it matter. that doesn't make it right. but don't think it's right. but i don't think it's fair that he should have gone as right. but i don't think it's faresult he should have gone as right. but i don't think it's faresult of; should have gone as right. but i don't think it's fa result of that uld have gone as right. but i don't think it's faresult of that because gone as right. but i don't think it's faresult of that because he ne as a result of that because he didn't him didn't it wasn't him that actually the money actually gave boris the money anyway, the back of his mind anyway, in the back of his mind while he was, you while he was while he was, you know, all know, they were all interviewing, the know, they were all inten of wing, the know, they were all intenofningmind, the know, they were all intenof ningmind, he the know, they were all intenofningmind, he must:he know, they were all intenofningmind, he must have back of his mind, he must have known— back of his mind, he must have known-was— back of his mind, he must have known .was-and- back of his mind, he must have known .was - and he . back of his mind, he must have. known .was-and he must known that was there and he must have— known that was there and he must have thought,— known that was there and he must have thought, oh— known that was there and he must have thought, oh well that's a bit. — have thought, oh well that's a bit. -sam— have thought, oh well that's a bit-said he— have thought, oh well that's a| bit.-said he .simon bit. but he said he told simon case— bit. but he said he told simon case-that— bit. but he said he told simon. case _that-good case yeah, but that wasn't good enough. — case yeah, but that wasn't good. enough. —enough enough. that wasn't good enough obviously. blair look at alastair again. stop obviously. blair look at alastair same again. stop obviously. blair look at alastair same names. stop obviously. blair look at alastair same names over»p saying the same names over .g... — saying the same names over .g... _you'rel again. listen before you're playing. — again. listen before you'rei playing- _ but again. listen before you're- playing. _ but that playing. i know, but. but that doesn-t— doesn't mean it should happen again—bac- doesn't mean it should happen. again—bbc needs again ever again. the bbc needs updating. of date. it's updating. it's out of date. it's past by date past its sell by date and updating offers choice. updating it offers a choice. if we for them, we want to pay for them, updating would be not updating it would be not allowing government updating it would be not al|decide government updating it would be not al|decide who government updating it would be not al|decide who the government updating it would be not al|decide who the chairman nent updating it would be not al|decide who the chairman is. to decide who the chairman is. well, how would do well, that's how it would do you,— well, that's how it would do yo. do— well, that's how it would do you, do you— well, that's how it would do you, do you not— well, that's how it would do you, do you not you exactly what you—gory- you, do you not you exactly what you—gory linekerl you said. you let gary lineker decide. be it. then. i decide. let him be it. then. i don't want him to decide. " c i don't want him to decide. i'm saying— don't want him to decide. i'm saying it— don't want him to decide. i'm saying ii-io- don't want him to decide. i'm saying ii-io as- don't want him to decide. i'm saying it be as you say, saying it should be as you say, it saying it should be as you say, ii-noionnoi.- saying it should be as you say, it-reformed. and- saying it should be as you say, it reformed. and the it should be reformed. and the insi— it should be reformed. and the iinsi—inl first reform should be not in ino— first reform should be not in ins—ans first reform should be not in- ino—ano ins the current garford beck are the moss. — the current garford beck are the most. _see. yeah- most. well, let's see. yeah well, they can pay millions and millions sports millions to their sports presenters the poor. presenters and the poor. they've know, poor they've got, you know, poor pensions—

they've got, you know, poor pensions have— they've got, you know, poor pensions have got paid. let's son—iisioni see what listen. well listen. ins-s— see what listen. well listen. ists-oun— see what listen. well listen. let's-our great- see what listen. well listen. . let's-our great british let's see what our great british voice— let's see what our great british voice-think— let's see what our great british voice-think of— let's see what our great british voice-think of it— let's see what our great british voice think of it this is voice is. think of it this is insin— voice is. think of it this is moi—io- voice is. think of it this is insin—io bel voice is. think of it this is their—to be onj voice is. think of it this is- their_to be on the their opportunity to be on the snow— their opportunity to be on the- snow—mint show and tell us what they think about— show and tell us what they think about no— show and tell us what they think about the topics— show and tell us what they think about the topics we're discussing. _ about the topics we're discussing. right. where should we discussing. right. where should no goi— discussing. right. where should no go? ists— discussing. right. where should no go? ioi-s go— discussing. right. where should we go.7 let's go to— discussing. right. where should we go.7 let's go to a discussing. right. where should we go? let's go to a chat we go? let's go to have a chat witn— we go? let's go to have a chat win-tits— we go? let's go to have a chat with-like talking- we go? let's go to have a chat with like talking lee with lee. i like talking to lee at—inl at this point. he's there in nnistoi. — at this point. he's there in bristol. _whati at this point. he's there ini bristol._what do at this point. he's there in- bristol. _what do you bristol. lee harris. what do you tninni— bristol. lee harris. what do you tninniliito— bristol. lee harris. what do you think?.like to— bristol. lee harris. what do you think?.like to see- bristol. lee harris. what do you think? like to see them think? i'd like to see them tnono— think? i'd like to see them mono-igno- think? i'd like to see them there fight. fight, fight there in the fight. fight, fight . nana— there in the fight. fight, fight . nana. firstly— there in the fight. fight, fight . nana. firstly,— there in the fight. fight, fight . h firstly , you there in the fight. fight, fight . new? firstly , you know, even . nana. firstly, you know, even tnoagn— . nana. firstly, you know, even inoagn i— . nana. firstly, you know, even tnongn i agnos— . nana. firstly, you know, even though i agree with— . new? firstly, you know, even though i agree with you on this, tnoagn— though i agree with you on this, inoagn it— though i agree with you on this, even though it wasn't the crime of no— even though it wasn't the crime of in century,— even though it wasn't the crime of the century, well, i think on iaianoo— of the century, well, i think on iaianoolnas— of the century, well, i think on balance,.was-that- balance, it was right that ioionani— balance, it was right that richard-stood- balance, it was right that- richard-stood down. you richard sharpe stood down. you know.— richard sharpe stood down. you know. thon— richard sharpe stood down. you know, there were— richard sharpe stood down. you know, there were no _ richard sharpe stood down. you| know, there were no _the know, there were no denying the opfics know, there were no denying the optics really terrible . optics were really terrible. and if you know my view, noiaiiy— and if you know my view, probably should have stepped down— probably should have stepped ionnlnniio— probably should have stepped downlwhile .just- probably should have stepped down while just to avoid down a while ago just to avoid the down a while ago just to avoid ins—goingl the embarrassment of going innoagn— through what we've seen nooontiy. — through what we've seen| recently. _know through what we've seen. recently. _know , i through what we've seen- recently. _know , i think recently. but, you know, i think i kind of agree with ben habib and what you were saying, but i think that it should be a political appointment . but i am political appointment. but i am genuinely sympathetic and i can't believe i'm saying this towards sam's point view. towards sam's point of view. um, but i am sympathetic towards the view that the government shouldn't involved . shouldn't be directly involved. you know, if the bbc is going to

remain funded by the licence fee, i think the position of the chairman should be voted on, you know, by mps or possibly a committee that includes representation from the licence fee payer. but either representation from the licence fee payer . but either way representation from the licence fee payer. but either way . fee payer. but either way. sonny,— fee payer. but either way. sonny, go— fee payer. but either way. sonny, go — ”iii; but either way. sorry, go on. nana. \i:::i gift �*"»:t;»:t; but either way. sorry, go on. nana. hit» gt» sorry, go on. nana. no, go on. i was going to say we're running out of time, but either way, finish that sentence because i want to hear what you either way, the needs to somehow way, the bbc needs to somehow demonstrate political independence at the highest level. the current is level. the current situation is noi— level. the current situation is not—.— level. the current situation is not_, especially. level. the current situation isj not_, especially as not satisfactory, especially as the not satisfactory, especially as ins perception— not satisfactory, especially as the perception of— not satisfactory, especially as the perception of the bbc with tags— the perception of the bbc with large sections— the perception of the bbc with large sections the public is. large sections of the public is. its— large sections of the public is. its-you— large sections of the public is. ii-s-yoa-noio- it's full of, you know, woke left wing liberals who predominantly think the centre left government. yeah, but they've left government. yeah, but inoy-yo goi— left government. yeah, but inoy-yo goi io— left government. yeah, but they've got to rejoin- g yeah, but they've got to rejoin the eu . they've got to rejoin the eu. nai— they've got to rejoin the eu. nai inan— they've got to rejoin the eu. but then the _ they've got to rejoin the eu. but then the thing is though, if it's but then the thing is though, if ii-slioiiy— but then the thing is though, if ii-slioiiy .— but then the thing is though, if ii-slioiiy , non— but then the thing is though, if it's lefty , how come seems it's so lefty, how come it seems to it's so lefty, how come it seems io-inoy-no— it's so lefty, how come it seems to _they're getting - it's so lefty, how come it seems to they're getting rid to me that they're getting rid of anyon— to me that they're getting rid of anyone who's— to me that they're getting rid of anyone who's slightly right wing— of anyone who's slightly right wing-ono— of anyone who's slightly right wing-one oi- of anyone who's slightly right wing one of them. wing and he's one of them. so inan— wing and he's one of them. so. inon—ioiiios then you end up with the lefties running— then you end up with the lefties running-onion- then you end up with the lefties running-which is- running the thing, which is nnai-s— what's happening. anyway. iision— listen, lee harris, always a oioasano— listen, lee harris, always a oioasano-yoa- listen, lee harris, always a- pleasure-you-much. pleasure. thank you very much. noining— pleasure. thank you very much. noting-witn— pleasure. thank you very much. nothing with lefties by pleasure. thank you very much. not way, with lefties by pleasure. thank you very much. not way, to vith lefties by pleasure. thank you very much. not way, to showefties by pleasure. thank you very much. not way, to show balance . the way, just to show balance. inane-s— the way, just to show balance. inane-s a— the way, just to show balance. inane-s a iot— the way, just to show balance. there's a lot-with- the way, just to show balance. there's a lot with it. there's a lot wrong with it. itanis— there's a lot wrong with it. inanis. nony— there's a lot wrong with it. i you're there's a lot wrong with it. t“ ig you're with there's a lot wrong with it. i you're with me. thanks, deary. you're with me. in— thanks, deary. you're with me. in not.— thanks, deary. you're with me. in not inis— thanks, deary. you're with me. i'm not. this-deeply- i you're with me. i'm not. this deeply actually i'm not. this is deeply actually agnost— agreed with you, sam. unbelievable i don't have to say

sonoining-s— unbelievable i don't have to say something's gone— unbelievable i don't have to say something's gone wrong. something's_ something's gone wrong. something's we're something's gone wrong. we're ivo— something's gone wrong. we're ins-onwa— something's gone wrong. we're live-online, on- something's gone wrong. we're live-online, on the- live on tv, online, on the iigiiai— live on tv, online, on the digital-coming- live on tv, online, on the digital coming up digital radio. coming up at 5:00.— digital radio. coming up at 5:00._difficult| 5:00. this week's difficult conversation. _ 5:00. this week's difficult. conversation. - must conversation. now, you must iision— conversation. now, you must iision-inai— conversation. now, you must listen that activist nina listen up for that activist nina ino— listen up for that activist nina ito niii— listen up for that activist nina ito niii io— listen up for that activist nina erg will be joining me in the studio— erg will be joining me in the studio io— erg will be joining me in the studio to talk— erg will be joining me in the studio to talk about her ooononoo— studio to talk about her experience honour killings. experience with honour killings. nina— experience with honour killings. nina says— experience with honour killings. nina says inat— experience with honour killings. nina says that family nina says that her family attention— nina says that her family attempted murder her after attempted to murder her after staining— attempted to murder her after staining-sno— attempted to murder her after claiming she brought shame attempted to murder her after clathem she brought shame attempted to murder her after clathem for she brought shame attempted to murder her after clathem for breaking ught shame attempted to murder her after clathem for breaking upit shame attempted to murder her after clathem for breaking up heriame on them for breaking up her abusive— on them for breaking up her abusive husband . and now listen. abusive husband. and now listen. snott— abusive husband. and now listen. snot-non— abusive husband. and now listen. sno-ii-non stony— abusive husband. and now listen. she'll-her story at- abusive husband. and now listen. she'll her story at five. she'll share her story at five. vou— she'll share her story at five. voa non-i— she'll share her story at five. voa wont-io— she'll share her story at five. you won't-to-thatl she'll share her story at five. - you won't-to-that one. you won't want to miss that one. nai— you won't want to miss that one. nut-ao— you won't want to miss that one. nut-an noxi— you won't want to miss that one. but-up next,-royal. but coming up next, it's royal noanian— roundup time. royal biographer angoia—iivo- roundup time. royal biographer angoia—iivo in- roundup time. royal biographer| angela—live in the angela levin will be live in the studio— angela levin will be live in the studio-ino- angela levin will be live in the studio _the latest- studio to discuss the latest sanoaniing— studio to discuss the latest surrounding the much anticipated coronation.— surrounding the much anticipated coronation. stay— surrounding the much anticipated coronation. stay tuned. it's on ino— coronation. stay tuned. it's on in way—

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snaii— i'm looking forward to that. i shall-there— i'm looking forward to that. i shall-therell'll- i'm looking forward to that. i shall there i'll there at shall be there. i'll be there at nastingnan — shall be there. i'll be there at buckingham _at- shall be there. i'll be there at buckingham at 4:00. make buckingham palace at 4:00. make sure-me here on- buckingham palace at 4:00. make sure-me here on gb- buckingham palace at 4:00. make sure me here on gb news sure you join me here on gb news ani— sure you join me here on gb news and a— sure you join me here on gb news and a inu— sure you join me here on gb news and a iaii isi— sure you join me here on gb news and a full list of— sure you join me here on gb news and a full list of people and a full list of the people witn— and a full list of the people with ceremonial— and a full list of the people with ceremonial roles has been noioasoi— with ceremonial roles has been noioasoi ny— with ceremonial roles has been released by buckingham palace and—ani— released by buckingham palace and-and princess- released by buckingham palace and and princess of and the prince and princess of iiaios— and the prince and princess of iiaios ano— and the prince and princess of wales are celebrating their 12th weaning—sosn- wedding anniversary. gosh, today,— wedding anniversary. gosh, ioiay, i2— wedding anniversary. gosh, today, 12-today. - wedding anniversary. gosh, today, 12-today. ehcr today, 12 years today. wow. ehcr today.— today, 12 years today. wow. ehcr ioiay. ii— today, 12 years today. wow. ehcr today. in ovo— today, 12 years today. wow. ehcr today. i'd love to— today, 12 years today. wow. ehcr today. i'd love to give you a rundown. who— today. i'd love to give you a rundown. who better to do that inan— rundown. who better to do that inan ino— rundown. who better to do that than the fabulous— rundown. who better to do that than the fabulous angela levin? angoia— than the fabulous angela levin? angoia-ano— than the fabulous angela levin? angela-are-all- angela are you are you all prepared— angela are you are you all nooanoa ion— angela are you are you all prepared for coronation prepared for the coronation agai— prepared for the coronation apart-my— prepared for the coronation apart my accreditation , apart from my accreditation, ivo— apart from my accreditation, he been— apart from my accreditation, i've been accepted, but i navon-i— i've been accepted, but i navon-i goi— i've been accepted, but i haven't got it— i've been accepted, but i haven't got it yet. but other inan— haven't got it yet. but other inan-i-n— haven't got it yet. but other than-i'm raring- haven't got it yet. but other than i'm raring to than that, i'm raring to go. toon— than that, i'm raring to go. ivon nought— than that, i'm raring to go. even bought a— than that, i'm raring to go. even bought a new- than that, i'm raring to go. it“ u have even bought a new dress. have you? know if i'm even bought a new dress. have you?-know if i'm going. you? i don't know if i'm going to wea— you? i don't know if i'm going to vony. — you? i don't know if i'm going to wear very. it's. - you? i don't know if i'm going to wear very. e it's just to wearvery. it's. it'sjust soon— to wearvery. it's. it'sjust saon an— to wear very. it's. it'sjust such an honour— to wear very. it's. it'sjust such an honour to- to wear very. e it's just such an honour to be part of it . its— such an honour to be part of it . its fine. — such an honour to be part of it . it's fine. it's— such an honour to be part of it . it's fine. e tt such an honour to be part of it . it's fine. '»: . it's fine. it's brilliant. and i'm delighted with everything. i am a great supporter of king charles and queen camilla and i hopeit charles and queen camilla and i hope it sails through without too much people shouting, not my king. we need to get all the kids— king. we need to get all the kids because— king. we need to get all the kids because they- g we need to get all the kids because they beat them the otnor— kids because they beat them the oinon iay. — kids because they beat them the other day. that— kids because they beat them the other day. that was— kids because they beat them the other day. t other day. that was lovely. this is our king, you know, lots of power. and so on. yes i was

really thrilled to see the screen that his ordered three sided screen with beautiful tree and leaves all made by 150 different people sewing it so that he's protected . and the that he's protected. and the queen elizabeth— that he's protected. and the queen elizabeth she- f: and the queen elizabeth she had just sonoining— queen elizabeth she had just something over— queen elizabeth she had just something over her head to protest— something over her head to protest non— something over her head to protect her but— something over her head to protect her but this is a screen ino— protect her but this is a screen in key— protect her but this is a screen ins toy pan— protect her but this is a screen ins toy pan oi— protect her but this is a screen the key part of the whole sonioo — the key part of the whole sonioo is— the key part of the whole service is when his anointed and he service is when his anointed and no noois— service is when his anointed and no noois io— service is when his anointed and no needs to no— service is when his anointed and he needs to be anointed on his noai— he needs to be anointed on his noai .— he needs to be anointed on his noai , on— he needs to be anointed on his noai , on nis— he needs to be anointed on his head , on his arm— he needs to be anointed on his head , on his arm and on his head, on his arm and on his inoasi— head, on his arm and on his inoasi . — head, on his arm and on his breast . and— head, on his arm and on his breast . and quite- head, on his arm and on his breast . i: i: g head, on his arm and on his breast. »: i: g breast. and quite rightly, he doesn't want everybody and cameramen to try and find him and take pictures. so he's he's hiding behind that. and it's very , very it's very, very very, very it's very, very beautiful and very special . beautiful and very special. well, and i've been looking too , ai— well, and i've been looking too , ai ino— well, and i've been looking too , ai ins poopin— well, and i've been looking too , at the people who have been asked— , at the people who have been asked ani— , at the people who have been asked and those— , at the people who have been asked and those who haven't been asked. — asked and those who haven't been asked. ani— asked and those who haven't been asked. and there's— asked and those who haven't been asked. and there's been- asked and those who haven't been asked. ' i: t“ e asked. and there's been a bit of asked. and there's been a bit of a rumpus about chinese, the deputy chinese leader and the

deputy chinese leader and the deputy leader of finn, finn king, finn finn, sinn fein, sinn fein. sinn fein. sinn fein. motty in and they're all yours. i it was. yeah, they are are. i thought that he was right to do that because you have to keep in touch with different countries with different ways of being . with different ways of being. and it's very important that you can do that. you can be nice but you don't have to sit and discuss anything . it's all discuss anything. it's all positive. you're- discuss anything. it's all positive. you're not- i: f g it's all positive. you're not involved . positive. you're not involved. covio— positive. you're not involved. covio ani— positive. you're not involved. covio and i— positive. you're not involved. covid and i think that's a very good— covid and i think that's a very good ani— covid and i think that's a very good and ino— covid and i think that's a very good and the people that the gross— good and the people that the gross nas— good and the people that the press has been— good and the people that the press has been jumping about inat— press has been jumping about inai iongio-s— press has been jumping about that fergie's not— press has been jumping about that fergie's not going and the tasty— that fergie's not going and the iaiy wno— that fergie's not going and the tasty nno as— that fergie's not going and the lady who was the _ that fergie's not going and the lady who was the queen's bridesmaid— lady who was the queen's bridesmaid also not going. and noin— bridesmaid also not going. and ioin oi— bridesmaid also not going. and non of inan— bridesmaid also not going. and both of them have been interviewed— both of them have been interviewed .— both of them have been interviewed . and you feel that interviewed. and you feel that the interviewers— interviewed. and you feel that the interviewers have been iosnonaio— the interviewers have been desperate for— the interviewers have been desperate for to desperate for them to say sonoining— desperate for them to say something very negative. and it's something very negative. and its-fain — something very negative. and its-fain nai— something very negative. and it's fair. but they've both it's not fair. but they've both said— it's not fair. but they've both said inat— it's not fair. but they've both said that it's— it's not fair. but they've both said that it's quite all right. is— said that it's quite all right. is a— said that it's quite all right. is a state— said that it's quite all right. it's a state event- said that it's quite all right. it's a state event . e it's a state event. it's not a family event . exactly. and i family event. exactly. and i think that that—

family event. exactly. and i think that that very- t,» age“; and i think that that very right to nave. — think that that very right to nave. vio— think that that very right to nave. we got— think that that very right to have. we got an- think that that very right to have. �*vhi�*it; git» at“ t. : think that that very right to have. �*vhi�*it; git» at t. : have. we got an update with harry and meghan. we had meghan with a new look . we have with a new look. we have disappeared while. yes disappeared for a while. yes meghan new look. but it meghan with a new look. but it looks a bit of a phoney- g t but it looks a bit of a phoney look, ioosn-i— looks a bit of a phoney look, ioosn-i iii— looks a bit of a phoney look, doesn't it? do— looks a bit of a phoney look, doesn't it? do you think she had sangonyi — doesn't it? do you think she hadi sangonya —nai. doesn't it? do you think she had. surgery? —nai. surgery? did you think she had. well, say surgery? did you think she had. well,_say anything. well, i better not say anything in-iaio— well, i better not say anything in-iaio-io- well, i better not say anything in _take-to courti well, i better not say anything. in _take .to court on in case they take me to court on inai. — in case they take me to court on inai. nai— in case they take me to court on inai. not as— in case they take me to court on that. but do you— in case they take me to court on that. but do you think- in case they take me to court on that. »:it» that. but do you think it's very difficult there's difficult because there's is not a wrinkle, there's nothing there. and it's a face that away— there. and it's a face that actually looks— it”it; and it's a face that actually looks very sit?it; and it's a face that actually looks very solid and guita— actually looks very solid and gain-.— actually looks very solid and quite. so— actually looks very solid and quite-. so .could- actually looks very solid and quite . so could well be. quite hard. so it could well be. nai— quite hard. so it could well be. not sno— quite hard. so it could well be. but she didn't— quite hard. so it could well be. but she didn't she— quite hard. so it could well be. but she didn't she she- quite hard. so it could well be. but she didn't she she had- but she didn't she she had a straight expression. maybe if she smiled then we could see. but it was quite a still expression, wasn't it? yes. the trouble is with harry,- e fl “4115 the trouble is with harry, isn't he? is trouble is with harry, isn't he? is—ionavo- trouble is with harry, isn't he?| is_behave himself? is he going to behave himself? is he going to behave himself? islgoing— is he going to behave himself? islgoing io— is he going to behave himself? is.going to have— is he going to behave himself? is going to have mic tucked is he going to have a mic tucked away?— is he going to have a mic tucked aways—sait- is he going to have a mic tucked aways—suit i- is he going to have a mic tucked away?_sulk ? erg| away? is he going to sulk? erg is away? is he going to sulk? erg is no— away? is he going to sulk? erg is no going— away? is he going to sulk? erg is no going io— away? is he going to sulk? erg is he going to say— away? is he going to sulk? erg is he going to say anything that the is he going to say anything that in toyai— is he going to say anything that the royal family— is he going to say anything that the royal family say to him to mate— the royal family say to him to make some more— the royal family say to him to make some more money? i think we coati— make some more money? i think we coaii say— make some more money? i think we coaii say yes— make some more money? i think we could say yes to all those . i could say yes to all of those. i think we can. we should make us very proud that she's joined an organisation who's going to make her and famous her even richer and more famous . yes, but actually on the mating,— . yes, but actually on the heading, which- yes, but actually on the heading, which they said they'd got,— heading, which they said they'd get, i— heading, which they said they'd

got, it as— heading, which they said they'd got, it was meghan duchess of kent,— got, it was meghan duchess of kent oi— got, it was meghan duchess of kent, of duchess— got, it was meghan duchess of kent, of duchess of sussex, and i kent, of duchess of sussex, and i inoagni,— kent, of duchess of sussex, and iinoagni, yon— kent, of duchess of sussex, and i thought, you know, there she is. sno-s— i thought, you know, there she is. sno-s going— i thought, you know, there she is. she's doing exactly what tnoy— is. she's doing exactly what they promised— is. she's doing exactly what they promised the queen they noaiin-i— they promised the queen they noaiin-i io— they promised the queen they tonight to .— they promised the queen they wouldn't do , which is using the wouldn't do, which is using the noyaiiy— wouldn't do, which is using the noyaiiy io— wouldn't do, which is using the noyaiiy to mate— wouldn't do, which is using the royalty to make loads of money for oaniiai— royalty to make loads of money for capital gain. _ royalty to make loads of money for capital gain. and i think inai-s— for capital gain. and i think has noaiiy— for capital gain. and i think that's really very poor show . that's really very poor show. on.— that's really very poor show. on. you.— that's really very poor show. oh, well, don't— that's really very poor show. oh, well, don't listen.- that's really very poor show. oh, well, don't listen. it- that's really very poor show. oh, well, don't listen. it it devalues it completely, doesn't it? and it's just not necessary. andrew doyle. we'll you andrew doyle. so we'll see you definitely week. definitely next week. i'm looking forward to the coronation you shall joining coronation you shall be joining me as well . lovely. coronation you shall be joining me all as well . lovely. coronation you shall be joining me all right as well . lovely. coronation you shall be joining me all right . as well . lovely. coronation you shall be joining me all right . fabulous. lovely. coronation you shall be joining me all right. fabulous. thanki. yes. all right. fabulous. thank you very much. that of you very much. that is of course, fabulous royal biographer levin. if biographer angela levin. if you've joined me, we've you've just joined me, we've still another come. still got another hour to come. this is gb news. we're on this is gb news. we're live on tv online and on digital radio. i'm nana o'quinn. tv online and on digital radio. i'm nana o'quinn . i don't forget i'm nana o'quinn. i don't forget as well. you can with as well. you can catch up with all discussing all the things we're discussing here gb news by downloading here on gb news by downloading the totally free. the app and it's totally free. or stream the show live or you can stream the show live on youtube where you can check out don't forget on youtube where you can check ou check don't forget on youtube where you can check ou check out don't forget on youtube where you can check ou check out my don't forget on youtube where you can check ou check out my monologue rget to check out my monologue if you're to it on you're listening to it on twitter, then retweet it as well and follow online on twitter twitter, then retweet it as well an nana )w online on twitter twitter, then retweet it as well an nana akua. online on twitter twitter, then retweet it as well an nana akua. one.ie on twitter twitter, then retweet it as well an nana akua. one. this twitter twitter, then retweet it as well

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their ongoing dispute over pay. well, it comes as health workers belonging to the gmb union accepted a 5% pay offer from the government yesterday . union government yesterday. union officials will now vote to accept the offer at a meeting of the nhs staff council next week .labouris the nhs staff council next week . labour is promising to invest in more teachers who are specialists in their subject if they win the next general election . an labour analysis of election. an labour analysis of government figures show there are gaps in expert teacher roles in state schools across england. shadow education secretary bridget phillipson says schools are scrambling to fill those places, meaning high standards are not as high as they should be for all children . she told gb be for all children. she told gb news that under labour, the challenges to teacher recruitment and retention will change over the course of the last decade, the government has presided over a recruitment failure and a real challenge across our schools. so what schools across our schools. so what sonoois — across our schools. so what

schools are having- across our schools. so what schools are having to- . so what schools are having to do at the moment— schools are having to do at the moment wnon— schools are having to do at the moment when they're scrambling to moment when they're scrambling io-ioaonons— moment when they're scrambling to .teachers to— moment when they're scrambling to .teachers to cover- to find teachers to cover iossons— to find teachers to cover iossons is— to find teachers to cover lessons is to— to find teachers to cover lessons is to call upon non—specialist to deliver those isssons-oi— non—specialist to deliver those lessons. _of the - non—specialist to deliver those lessons. of the massive lessons. because of the massive snaiiongos— lessons. because of the massive challenges that— lessons. because of the massive challenges that we're seeing anoani— challenges that we're seeing around teacher— challenges that we're seeing around teacher recruitment and noioniion— around teacher recruitment and noioniion .— around teacher recruitment and retention . and— around teacher recruitment and retention . and under labour, retention. and under labour, inat— retention. and under labour, inai-onango. — retention. and under labour, that change. make that will change. we'll make sans-au— that will change. we'll make sure-all children- sure that all children have access specialist provision access to specialist provision ani— access to specialist provision and inat— access to specialist provision and ma no— access to specialist provision and that we deliver more ioaonons— and that we deliver more teachers tax teachers by ending those tax inoats— teachers by ending those tax breaks-schools. teachers by ending those tax breaks-schools .l teachers by ending those tax- breaks-schools . stand breaks on private schools. stand witn— breaks on private schools. stand with education— breaks on private schools. stand with education now and a school is soi— with education now and a school is set io— with education now and a school is set to take— with education now and a school is set to take ofsted to court ion— is set to take ofsted to court ion noi— is set to take ofsted to court for not following— is set to take ofsted to court for not following the correct gnoooiano — for not following the correct gnoooaano . — for not following the correct procedure . t i . tg procedure. teachers. during a review, the queen emma primary school in cambridge was downgraded to inadequate , the downgraded to inadequate, the lowest possible rating while waiting for the ofsted report to be published. headteacher ruth perry was informed of the result and took her own life in a speech to the national education association of head teachers. her sister, professor julia walters , condemned the watchdog walters, condemned the watchdog and called for ofsted inspectors to hand in their badges when three ofsted inspectors pronounced on frankly flimsy

grounds that ruth's leadership and therefore her school were inadequate at the injured . inadequate at the injured. justice of that one word iaagononi— justice of that one word judgement don't destroy ruth's career. her world _ judgement don't destroy ruth's career. her world and her sense of son.— career. her world and her sense of son. i— career. her world and her sense of self. i won't— career. her world and her sense of self. i won't give— career. her world and her sense of self. i won't give up until onion— of self. i won't give up until oisioi is— of self. i won't give up until ofsted is radically reformed to ease— ofsted is radically reformed to niaoo ino— ofsted is radically reformed to place the welfare— ofsted is radically reformed to place the welfare of teaching stati— place the welfare of teaching staff as— place the welfare of teaching staff as well— place the welfare of teaching staff as well as— place the welfare of teaching staff as well as of children at its staff as well as of children at is neat— staff as well as of children at its noan .— staff as well as of children at its heart , scotland's first its heart, scotland's first iiinision— its heart, scotland's first minister humza yousaf , says that minister humza yousaf, says that snooon— minister humza yousaf, says that saggon ion— minister humza yousaf, says that saggon ion ino— minister humza yousaf, says that support for the snp is going non— support for the snp is going from strength— support for the snp is going from strength to strength. inas— from strength to strength. thus, despite— from strength to strength. thus, despite the- from strength to strength. thus, despite the turmoil the party has faced in recent weeks , mr yousaf made the comments as he visited dundee today , marking he visited dundee today, marking a month since becoming snp leader. he also vowed never to be complacent when asked about the party's support if there is a next general election next yeah a next general election next year. mr yousaf has had a rocky start to his time in charge with the arrest of former chief

executive peter murrell and former snp treasurer colin beattie, who were both investigated over party finances and released without charge . and released without charge. official documents on a £13 billion royal navy submarine have been reportedly found in the toilets of a wetherspoons pub . the sun newspaper says pub. the sun newspaper says files about hms anson were left in the furness railway in cumbria. it said the documents appeared to show the inner workings of the vessel the royal navy has said in a statement that no classified information appeared in those papers . three appeared in those papers. three new photographs of the king and queen consort have been released ahead of next week's coronation. the images were taken in the palace's blue drawing room last month. well one shows the couple standing side by side in front of a portrait of king george, the fifth, at his coronation in 1911. another shows charles and

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being a servant family being a servant for her family ioiono— being a servant for her family ioiono ioing— being a servant for her family before being sexually assaulted by before being sexually assaulted iy-non— before being sexually assaulted iy-non toi- before being sexually assaulted iy-non ioi ny- before being sexually assaulted by men led by her by a gang of men led by her iainon. — by a gang of men led by her father. nina's— by a gang of men led by her father. nina's family then aiiongioi— father. nina's family then attempted to _ father. nina's family then attempted to murder her as they ioiiovoi— attempted to murder her as they| believed—shame believed that she brought shame onio— believed that she brought shame onto-aton— believed that she brought shame onto after splitting from onto them. after splitting from her onto them. after splitting from non-nasiani- onto them. after splitting from her-husband .- onto them. after splitting from her husband . she'll be her abusive husband. she'll be ioining— her abusive husband. she'll be ioining no— her abusive husband. she'll be ioining no iivo— her abusive husband. she'll be joining me live in— her abusive husband. she'll be joining me live in the studio to discuss— joining me live in the studio to discuss non— joining me live in the studio to discuss her ordeal.— joining me live in the studio to discuss her ordeal. then for the onoai— discuss her ordeal. then for the great-debate. - discuss her ordeal. then for the great-debate. this- discuss her ordeal. then for the great debate. this hour, discuss her ordeal. then for the greaasking, debate. this hour, discuss her ordeal. then for the greaasking, would te. this hour, discuss her ordeal. then for the greaasking, would te. this iridr, discuss her ordeal. then for the greaasking, would te. this irid of i'm asking, would you get rid of the i'm asking, would you get rid of no nonanony— i'm asking, would you get rid of the monarchy ?_ i'm asking, would you get rid of the monarchy ? a— i'm asking, would you get rid of the monarchy ? a conducted the monarchy? a poll conducted by the monarchy? a poll conducted iy—conino- the monarchy? a poll conducted iy—conino ion- by the national centre for sociai— by the national centre for. social—revealed social research has revealed inat— social research has revealed inai oniy— social research has revealed an oniy oono— social research has revealed that only 30% of— social research has revealed that only 30% of britons think inat— that only 30% of britons think inai ino— that only 30% of britons think that the monarchy is very ingoniani— that the monarchy is very inoonani .— that the monarchy is very important . and with support for important. and with support for the institution— important. and with support for the institution reaching a nisionio— the institution reaching a historic low,— the institution reaching a historic low, is- the institution reaching a historic low, is it time to get rid historic low, is it time to get no on— historic low, is it time to get no of mono— historic low, is it time to get rid of them? email me your inoagnis— rid of them? email me your inoagnis .— rid of them? email me your thoughts , vaiews@gbnews.uk thoughts, vaiews@gbnews.uk or inooi— thoughts, vaiews@gbnews.uk or inooi-ai— thoughts, vaiews@gbnews.uk or inooi-ai .— thoughts, vaiews@gbnews.uk or inooi-ai . on— thoughts, vaiews@gbnews.uk or tweet at . gb news. well, it's tweet me at. gb news. well, it's insi— tweet me at. gb news. well, it's tusi ooning— tweet me at. gb news. well, it's tusi coming on— tweet me at. gb news. well, it's tusi coming up io— tweet me at. gb news. well, it's just coming up to eight minutes anon— just coming up to eight minutes aiion 5:00— just coming up to eight minutes after 5:00 and— just coming up to eight minutes after 5:00 and it's— just coming up to eight minutes after 5:00 and it's time for inis— after 5:00 and it's time for no oosn— after 5:00 and it's time for this week's difficult conversation. now, this is a stony— conversation. now, this is a siony inat— conversation. now, this is a story that captivated me. nina auwus— story that captivated me. nina aunus as— story that captivated me. nina aukus was born— story that captivated me. nina aukus was born into a punjabi ianiiy— aukus was born into a punjabi ianiiy ani— aukus was born into a punjabi family and was— aukus was born into a punjabi family and was the only daughter of innoo— family and was the only daughter of three children. _ family and was the only daughter of three children. now at the onion— of three children. now at the ionion ago— of three children. now at the onion ago oi— of three children. now at the tender age of six, her family nowoi— tender age of six, her family nowoi io— tender age of six, her family moved to leicester and here she ioano— moved to leicester and here she ioano a— moved to leicester and here she became a servant— moved to leicester and here she became a servant of the house, ioing— became a servant of the house, ioing ionooi—

became a servant of the house, being forced to— became a servant of the house, being forced to cook and clean for being forced to cook and clean ion non— being forced to cook and clean ion non ianiiy— being forced to cook and clean for her family during her ioonago— for her family during her teenage years, nina was gang napooi— teenage years, nina was gang naooi, witn— teenage years, nina was gang raped, with her— teenage years, nina was gang raped, with her father leading the raped, with her father leading ino noinows— raped, with her father leading the heinous attack, and weeks iaion— the heinous attack, and weeks later-discovered- the heinous attack, and weeks later discovered that she later she discovered that she onognani— later she discovered that she was pregnant and was forced to nawo—iy— was pregnant and was forced toj nawo—iy-ianiiy. have an abortion by her family. ioiiowing— have an abortion by her family. following this— have an abortion by her family. following this traumatic ordeal, wina— following this traumatic ordeal, nina—nanny- following this traumatic ordeal, nina—nanny onol following this traumatic ordeal,j nina—marry one of nina was made to marry one of her nina was made to marry one of non-io— nina was made to marry one of non-to keep- nina was made to marry one of her-to keep the- her attackers to keep the incision— her attackers to keep the incision-.— her attackers to keep the incident -. and - her attackers to keep the incident-. and years incident quiet. and after years of incident quiet. and after years oi—nanis- incident quiet. and after years oi—nanis oil incident quiet. and after yearsi of_hands of an of suffering at the hands of an aiwsiwo— of suffering at the hands of an abusive partner,— of suffering at the hands of an abusive partner, nina attempted to abusive partner, nina attempted io—inis- to make an escape. but this nnowoi— to make an escape. but this nnowoi-inagio- proved to have tragic consequences. she concerned consequences. she was concerned inat— consequences. she was concerned inai inis— consequences. she was concerned that this would _ consequences. she was concerned that this would bring shame on the that this would bring shame on ino-a— that this would bring shame on the-a community,- that this would bring shame on the a community, she the family as a community, she was-io— the family as a community, she was-iola— the family as a community, she was-iola igni- the family as a community, she was to a tight knit. so was known to be a tight knit. so in nosonson— was known to be a tight knit. so in nosonsog io— was known to be a tight knit. so in response to her— was known to be a tight knit. so in response to her father and inoinon— in response to her father and brother, attempted to try to nnwnoni— brother, attempted to try to mansion-in— brother, attempted to try to murder-in an- brother, attempted to try to murder in an honour, murder nina in an honour, niiiing— murder nina in an honour, niiiing .— murder nina in an honour, killing . this— murder nina in an honour, killing . this is— murder nina in an honour, killing . this is not isolated killing. this is not an isolated inoiioni— killing. this is not an isolated inoiioni-un— killing. this is not an isolated incident-uk .- killing. this is not an isolated incident uk . according to incident in the uk. according to iigwnos— incident in the uk. according to iigwnos-ano— incident in the uk. according to iigwnos-ano an— incident in the uk. according to figures, are an estimated figures, there are an estimated 14 figures, there are an estimated 1. io— figures, there are an estimated 14 to-murders- figures, there are an estimated 14 to murders each year 14 to 15 such murders each year ani— 14 to 15 such murders each year and moreover, a— 14 to 15 such murders each year and moreover, a freedom of inionnaiion— and moreover, a freedom of information request revealed inat— information request revealed inai an— information request revealed inai an swo— information request revealed that an 81% rise— information request revealed that an 81% rise in such crimes ioiwoon— that an 81% rise in such crimes ioiwoon zon— that an 81% rise in such crimes between 2016 and— that an 81% rise in such crimes between 2016 and 21. and despite the between 2016 and 21. and despite ino inaanna— between 2016 and 21. and despite the trauma that— between 2016 and 21. and despite the trauma that nina has experienced— the trauma that nina has experienced throughout her life , sno— experienced throughout her life , sno nas— experienced throughout her life , she has become— experienced throughout her life , she has become an activist to now— , she has become an activist to noin snino— , she has become an activist to noig snino a— , she has become an activist to help shine a spotlight on these inooniani— help shine a spotlight on these important issues— help shine a spotlight on these important issues .— help shine a spotlight on these important issues . and i'm joined important issues. and i'm joined in— important issues. and i'm joined in ino— important issues. and i'm joined now in the studio— important issues. and i'm joined now in the studio by nina erg. ni...— now in the studio by nina erg. ntn..-— now in the studio by nina erg. ntn.-. inat— now in the studio by nina erg. ntn.-. inai is— now in the studio by nina erg. nina,-, that is an- now in the studio by nina erg. nina, , that is an incredible nina, wow, that is an incredible onioai—

nina, wow, that is an incredible onioai .— nina, wow, that is an incredible onioai , ino— nina, wow, that is an incredible ordeal , the fact— nina, wow, that is an incredible ordeal , the fact that you're to ordeal, the fact that you're to nono— ordeal, the fact that you're to nono ioii— ordeal, the fact that you're to here tell the— ordeal, the fact that you're to here tell the story as well, you must— here tell the story as well, you must to— here tell the story as well, you must to so— here tell the story as well, you must be so courageous . can you must be so courageous. can you tain— must be so courageous. can you iait io— must be so courageous. can you iait to no— must be so courageous. can you talk to me about— must be so courageous. can you talk to me about your life and youn— talk to me about your life and yow ianiiy— talk to me about your life and your family and— talk to me about your life and your family and growing up ? your family and growing up? voan— your family and growing up? voan swo— your family and growing up? yeah, sure. so— your family and growing up? yeah, sure. so it's quite a common thing. yeah, sure. so it's quite a- common thing. obviously for not people that are not from the culture , but the culture is culture, but the culture is similar to those in the middle east and africa as well, and south america and lots of other cultures forward cultures keep coming forward telling they also had telling me that they also had this almost my old this lifestyle almost my old life, whereby the girls are just disregarded from birth. nobody wants them . so i wasn't- i: g:: nobody wants them . so i wasn't seen as wants them. so i wasn't seen as a oonson i— wants them. so i wasn't seen as a poison i as— wants them. so i wasn't seen as a person. i was just— wants them. so i wasn't seen as a person. i was just seen as inat— a person. i was just seen as inai gin— a person. i was just seen as inai gini .— a person. i was just seen as an gini . insi— a person. i was just seen as that girl . just a— a person. i was just seen as that girl . just a girl. that girl. just a girl. but you were one of 3—3 daughters, right? yeah, i was one of no, i nai— right? yeah, i was one of no, i nai two— right? yeah, i was one of no, i had two brothers. _ right? yeah, i was one of no, i had two brothers. so.- . gti’ yeah, i was one of no, i had two brothers. so. two notions. — had two brothers. so. two brothers. and you were the daughter. that must have daughter. so that must have been tough the boys were they tough because the boys were they treated very differently to you? most definitely. but see most definitely. but i would see inon — them being loved by my mother and—inon- them being loved by my mother and—them being- and would hear them being inoaioi— and would hear them being treated-such— and would hear them being treated-such a- and would hear them being treated such a great, treated in such a great, nosgooiiwi— treated in such a great, respectful- i - treated in such a great, respectful i found love respectful way. i found love inat— respectful way. i found love inai way. — respectful way. i found love inai way. vow— respectful way. i found love that way. you know, i sort of wowii— that way. you know, i sort of wowii io— that way. you know, i sort of wouia no nappy— that way. you know, i sort of would be happy for them not winning— would be happy for them not ininting i— would be happy for them not thinking i deserved it because i iiin-i— thinking i deserved it because i didn't-deserved- didn't think i deserved

anyining.— didn't think i deserved anyining- - didn't think i deserved anything. i- didn't think i deserved anything. t didn't think i deserved- anything.- i mean, that didn't think i deserved— anything.- i mean, that must anything. wow i mean, that must have so you your have been tough. so you your understanding was really understanding of love was really how were treated and how they were treated and not how they were treated and not how were treated. what about how you were treated. what about your mother, though? where was she surely she in all this? surely she would cared and been would have cared and been worried about you and concerned about were many about you. yeah there were many iinos— about you. yeah there were many iinos-noinon- about you. yeah there were manyi times-mother-have times where my mother could have just times where my mother could have inst—owing- times where my mother could have inst—towing nano- just reached out a loving hand or just reached out a loving hand on a towing— just reached out a loving hand or a loving touch— just reached out a loving hand or a loving touch even to look at or a loving touch even to look ai—way. - or a loving touch even to look ai—way. nail or a loving touch even to look. at_way. but there at me in a loving way. but there aiways— at me in a loving way. but there aiways a— at me in a loving way. but there was always a sense— at me in a loving way. but there was always a sense aggression was always a sense of aggression iowanis— was always a sense of aggression iowanis-ainosi— was always a sense of aggression towards-almost-i- was always a sense of aggression towards almost i was towards me, almost like i was ino— towards me, almost like i was the disappointment because i was nonn— the disappointment because i was tom-gini— the disappointment because i was ionn-gini ani— the disappointment because i was born girl and women do play born that girl and women do play a nwgo— born that girl and women do play a nwgo-ino— born that girl and women do play a huge the community a huge role in the community wnon— a huge role in the community wnonloonos— a huge role in the community whenlcomes to— a huge role in the community when comes to enabling this, when it comes to enabling this, inis— when it comes to enabling this, no nonon— when it comes to enabling this, this honour killing , this this honour killing, this mistreatment of young women and young— mistreatment of young women and young gins— mistreatment of young women and young ginis in— mistreatment of young women and young ginis in ino— mistreatment of young women and young girls in the community. so young girls in the community. so youn— young girls in the community. so youn youn— young girls in the community. so your your the— young girls in the community. so your your the abuse- young girls in the community. so your your the abuse towards you started when you were very young. you started when you were very young . can you talk me through young. can you talk me through some of obviously not some of that? but obviously not too it's the too much detail. it's the afternoon obviously. course. afternoon obviously. of course. yeah. it was i was yeah. well i was it was i was won— yeah. well i was it was i was very non—verbal. _ yeah. well i was it was i was very non—verbal. i- “411?" well i was it was i was very non—verbal. »: i: t e very non—verbal. i didn't raise my eyes to speak to somebody . my eyes to speak to somebody. now sometimes feels uncomfortable because uncomfortable to me, to because we're taught not to make eye contact and even speak . so contact and not even speak. so it was minimal. contact and not even speak. so it was minimal . the it was very minimal. the conversations that were had . i conversations that were had. i was kept in my room, which was a

new new room that was attached to the house that we had. it had breeze was very bare breeze blocks. it was very bare and i literally was there from the of six, just with books the age of six, just with books , with bedsheets, , a bed with no bedsheets, nothing, soft furnishings, nothing, no soft furnishings, like bedroom should like a child's bedroom should be. and i was only called upon when something needed cooking or cleaning or there was another task me to do. and i would task for me to do. and i would come scurry along barely reach the surfaces, but prepare meals for my family because that was my extension of love. that was how i felt. i was involved in a family unit. i didn't know any different. so family unit. i didn't know any different . so what was going different. so what was going innougn— different. so what was going innougn youn— different. so what was going through your mind- »: �*"�*"it?it;t so what was going through your mind then? were you sad through your mind then? were you sag—you— through your mind then? were you sag—you iusi- through your mind then? were you sag—you iusi iooi- sad then or did you just feel inat— sad then or did you just feel inai inat— sad then or did you just feel that that-what- sad then or did you just feel that that what meant sad then or did you just feel- that that-what-meant to that that was what you meant to be that that was what you meant to io—aoiuaiiy- that that was what you meant to io—aoiuaiiy you- be doing? and actually you ainosi— almost felt good because you w—onoion- almost felt good because you were _for them- almost felt good because you were for them and almost felt good because you- were_for them and you were doing that for them and you wono—ioi. — were doing that for them and you were _job. because. were doing that for them and you were—job. because i. were providing a job. because i know—ii- were providing a job. because i know—ii no- know my young son, if he does sonoining— know my young son, if he does something—ever. know my young son, if he does something—ever soj something for me, he's ever so oxoiioi— something for me, he's ever so. oxoiioi—ino excited because he's young. the oniiunon— excited because he's young. the children unconditionally children are unconditionally loving, they? and loving, aren't they? and that was unconditional was my unconditional way of loving i was doing as i loving them. i was doing as i was told. i was trying to be the good daughter and try to almost win their affection, knowing win their affection, not knowing that any that they didn't hold any affection me. just affection for me. it was just hatred anger .

affection for me. it was just hatred anger. i only knew hatred and anger. i only knew that had happened or that something had happened or that something had happened or that shouldn't happen, that my life when i did life wasn't normal. when i did get to 14. and unfortunately i was, as i say , raped by a gang was, as i say, raped by a gang of my father's friends and himself . aslef with my father himself. aslef with my father being the first person to do that. so being the first person to do that . so that's just being the first person to do that. so that's just i being the first person to do that. so that'sjust i mean being the first person to do that. so that's just i mean , that. so that's just i mean, its— that. so that's just i mean, it's absolutely— so that's just i mean, it's absolutely horrendous. onoiousiy— it's absolutely horrendous. obviously, he's— it's absolutely horrendous. obviously, he's not here to give his obviously, he's not here to give no siio— obviously, he's not here to give no siio oi— obviously, he's not here to give his side of accounts, but i mean, obviously , i know that you mean, obviously, i know that you wait— mean, obviously, i know that you wait aouni— mean, obviously, i know that you walk around with— mean, obviously, i know that you walk around with security and pnoiooiion— walk around with security and protection because of all of inis— protection because of all of no inat— protection because of all of this that has— protection because of all of this that has happened to you. wnon— this that has happened to you. when something— this that has happened to you. when something like that, when that when something like that, when an nannonoi,— when something like that, when that happened, what what were you— that happened, what what were youn inougnisi— that happened, what what were your thoughts? what was going innougn— your thoughts? what was going innougn youn— your thoughts? what was going through your mind? i mean, i iusi— through your mind? i mean, i iusi iiin-i— through your mind? i mean, i just didn't want— through your mind? i mean, i just didn't want to be just just didn't want to be i just iiin-i— just didn't want to be i just giant-io- just didn't want to be i just didn't be anymore. didn't want to be anymore. you know.— didn't want to be anymore. you know—twing- didn't want to be anymore. you know—iaying in- know, i remember laying in almost own blood almost a bath of my own blood and was matted. and and my hair was matted. and i remember clearly, and my hair was matted. and i rem mother clearly, and my hair was matted. and i rem mother woke clearly, and my hair was matted. and i remmother woke me clearly, and my hair was matted. and i remmother woke me up clearly, and my hair was matted. and i remmother woke me up because she my mother woke me up because she opened and closed the door a few times quite loudly. i times quite loudly. and i was quite because quite startled because physically i was broken, but mentally broken in. and mentally i was broken in. and i remember just sort of tap tapping my head, almost tapping it. and blurred. you it. and it was blurred. you know, blood my it. and it was blurred. you knowand blood my it. and it was blurred. you knowand i blood my it. and it was blurred. you knowand i rememberi my

it. and it was blurred. you knowand i remember saying to hair. and i remember saying to myself, you'll okay. you'll myself, you'll be okay. you'll be fine. but, you know, it's a case of telling yourself that, yeah , i mean, that is tough. yeah, i mean, that is tough. and so there , after that and so from there, after that ononiono— and so from there, after that oooniono .— and so from there, after that experience , what what happened experience, what what happened inon— experience, what what happened inon inonoi— experience, what what happened from there? so— experience, what what happened from there? so i— experience, what what happened from there? so i was forced into nannying— from there? so i was forced into nannying ono— from there? so i was forced into nannying oi— from there? so i was forced into marrying one of the rapist sons in a— marrying one of the rapist sons in a snan — marrying one of the rapist sons in a sham wedding. e marrying one of the rapist sons in a sham wedding. t e in a sham wedding. it wasn't an actuat— in a sham wedding. it wasn't an actual wedding to him. he had a girlfriend of a different culture and it was quite common and it still is. so. but to keep faith, you know, the community happy , to keep that honour where happy, to keep that honour where community members are looking on, you and saying, oh, is he following the right routes in our culture? i was married to him i was literally there him and i was literally there for sexual reasons for my father in law to rape me and to be a domestic servant in their home. it must have been. i mean, again— it must have been. i mean, again, inoso— it must have been. i mean, again, these people aren't here. no. io— again, these people aren't here. no. io ioii— again, these people aren't here. no. to tell their— again, these people aren't here. no. to tell their side of the stony.— no. to tell their side of the siony. nui— no. to tell their side of the soy. iui i— no. to tell their side of the story. but i mean, i take what you— story. but i mean, i take what you saying— story. but i mean, i take what you saying as— story. but i mean, i take what you're saying as as as truth, ioauso— you're saying as as as truth, ioauso you— you're saying as as as truth, because you are— you're saying as as as truth, because you are actually oannaigning— because you are actually campaigning to try and build awareness of— campaigning to try and build awareness of this. how do you inon— awareness of this. how do you inon inono— awareness of this. how do you inon inono iny— awareness of this. how do you from there try and—

awareness of this. how do you from there try and bring your iiio— from there try and bring your iiio nast— from there try and bring your life back together ? because most life back together? because most ooonio— life back together? because most people going— life back together? because most people going through something like people going through something iiio inat— people going through something like that,-that's- people going through something like that, that's the like that, i mean, that's the son— like that, i mean, that's the son-inat- like that, i mean, that's the sort _that people. sort of thing that people may iato—i- sort of thing that people may iato—i an| take their life over. i mean, i iii— take their life over. i mean, i iii ioawo— take their life over. i mean, i did leave marriage and i did did leave the marriage and i did oinonn-y— did leave the marriage and i did come-my parents- did leave the marriage and i did come my parents begging come back to my parents begging inon — come back to my parents begging inon iusi— come back to my parents begging inon iusi io— come back to my parents begging them just to-after. - come back to my parents begging them just to after. did them just to look after. why did you oo— them just to look after. why did you oono-i— them just to look after. why did you come-i came- them just to look after. why did you come-i came back. you come back? i came back because the because i couldn't take the rape. take the abuse. rape. i couldn't take the abuse. there was some real i know they're to for they're not here to talk for themselves, lot themselves, but there was a lot of a real type of evil kind of abuse going on where my ankles were tied up, metal coat hangers just it was almost an instant. they wanted to instil fear into me, but i was so scared i wouldn't have done anything anyway , sorry. and then i ended anyway, sorry. and then i ended up going back to my parents because i had nowhere else to go. because in my culture, you don't friends, don't don't have friends, you don't have somebody you can to, you have somebody you can go to, you don't trust police. you're don't trust the police. you're told out . you told not to speak out. you literally have nobody . so you go literally have nobody. so you go to what you know . and i just to what you know. and i just wanted literally my parents to pick me up as i do my own children and give them a hug. i seriously that love. and seriously needed that love. and so many girls and young women

still need that love, which is why i am speaking out. i was met, unfortunately, with a very angry father and my brother who went on to perform what is regarded as an honour killing. they kept throwing the word around , but it is really just around, but it is really just another word for attempted murder. and they did break my arm in my jaw. but when i fell, they started to stamp on me and kick me to a point where, you know, i was losing consciousness . i didn't know whether i was alive or dead. and when they did put my father put his foot on my throat, i believe i died at that point. and it came back and said, i know there was a reason. you know, it sounds quite out there, but i believe we're here for reason. i survived for a for a reason. i survived for a reason. i know that . i know reason. i know that. i know i should be dead. i know they've tried to kill many tried to kill me so many times. how get out, though? i how did you get out, though? i mean, you that happened. mean, you say that happened. he had mean, you say that happened. he nag—nook. - mean, you say that happened. he nag—nook. howl had his foot on your neck. how iii—i— had his foot on your neck. how iii—i as- had his foot on your neck. how did—i was laying. had his foot on your neck. how did for i was laying had his foot on your neck. how did for days. i was laying had his foot on your neck. how did for days. /»tt». as laying had his foot on your neck. how did for days. /it». ng had his foot on your neck. how did for days. /it». g t there for days. you know, again. so they left you there? they just. walked because just. they walked out because my other walked in and other brother walked in and said, here. said, don't kill her here. it's a common to take

a really common thing to take girls country and girls out of the country and kill india and pakistan girls out of the country and kill africa india and pakistan girls out of the country and kill africa . india and pakistan girls out of the country and kill africa . itidia and pakistan girls out of the country and kill africa . it happens’akistan girls out of the country and kill africa . it happens all stan and africa. it happens all the time. hear time. it's just we don't hear about because wasn't about it because i wasn't a statistic. those girls are not statistics. so what you have written down on proof will never really be a true reflection of what's going on. i did crawl out , but it wasn't really crawling because my arm was broken. so i was using this part of my arms to shuffle forward and i almost broke it down to if i can get to the door, if can reach the the door, if i can reach the handle, if i can get to the kitchen, can get to the kitchen, if i can get to the fence, can get over the fence, if i can get over the wall, climbed wall, then i'll be i climbed a wall. i had to climb a huge six foot sounds so foot wall, which sounds so fictional, but i think fictional, i know, but i think when you have a situation where you're either going to be killed and i knew the house was full of angry people and they wanted to kill and i just didn't want kill me and i just didn't want to . was there anything to die. was there anything inonoi— to die. was there anything too? i— to die. was there anything there? i mean,— i: it; was there anything there? i mean, was there anyining— there? i mean, was there anyining-soni- there? i mean, was there anything sort of gave you anything that sort of gave you a sign— anything that sort of gave you a sign-inat— anything that sort of gave you a sign-inai-ii- sign to climb that wall? it sounsi— sign to climb that wall? it sounds strange— sign to climb that wall? it sounds strange and people have iaugnoi— sounds strange and people have iaugnoi ai— sounds strange and people have laughed at this,— sounds strange and people have laughed at this, but it's the inuin. — laughed at this, but it's the inuin. iiy— laughed at this, but it's the own my dog— laughed at this, but it's the truth. my dog was- laughed at this, but it's the truth. »:»t»g laughed at this, but it's the truth. »:»t:»g : laughed at this, but it's the truth. t sitig : laughed at this, but it's the truth. t : laughed at this, but it's the truth. t person in the house, but she was

also my first form of warmth. she would like shuffle her bum into me and i never had a hug or inever into me and i never had a hug or i never had a mother's touching hand or loving hand. i never had that fatherly hug. but she gave me that love and she came and she sat and she looked at me and i thought she was going to start barking. i literally said, please i touched her please don't. and i touched her nose and she literally looked at me up and it was me and looked up and it was almost sign almost like, you need that sign sometimes saying , sometimes that person saying, come you've this. just come on, you've got this. just that , which huge that support, which is a huge word . and i got over it. so that support, which is a huge word . and i got over it . so she word. and i got over it. so she came to you, kind— word. and i got over it. so she came to you, kind of- : ' t»: git» t so she came to you, kind of looked at you— came to you, kind of looked at you ainosi— came to you, kind of looked at you ainosi as— came to you, kind of looked at you almost as though she was saying,— you almost as though she was saying—wait- saying, climb that wall, get out.— saying, climb that wall, get out-literally- saying, climb that wall, get out.-literally .- saying, climb that wall, get out. literally . wow. out. literally, literally. wow. wow.— out. literally, literally. wow. wow-you— out. literally, literally. wow. wow-you goi— out. literally, literally. wow. wow. you got over the wall wow. so you got over the wall ani— wow. so you got over the wall and aoun— wow. so you got over the wall and around there. _ wow. so you got over the wall and around there. what happened inon— and around there. what happened inon inono— and around there. what happened inon inono i — and around there. what happened from there ? i— and around there. what happened from there ? i made— and around there. what happened from there ? : t ego from there? i made it to try to get to my friends. i ended up getting a taxi driver to take me. it was really good. i believe in angels. i've said it a and i'll keep a thousand times and i'll keep saying people come in saying it because people come in my path often enable me my path often and they enable me to live, i guess. and that's the difference . yes, i got to my

difference. yes, i got to my friends, they weren't there. i ended up at a police station who started to take down notes and took photos. but as soon as we said what happened and i said an honour killing, he wasn't very interested. and he got me to the hospital. i was at the hospital for two months and i would watch people coming and visiting their relatives and no one but no one came for me. yeah but everybody that would pick my file , it that would pick my file, it would literally throw it down because sticky note would literally throw it down betithe sticky note would literally throw it down betit saying sticky note would literally throw it down betit saying attempted:ky note would literally throw it down betit saying attempted honour on it saying attempted honour killing. and it was almost like there was something wrong with me, i believed anyway. i me, which i believed anyway. i believed there was something wrong with me. you have come wrong with me. but you have come through that, and through all of that, though, and look you now, really strong. look at you now, really strong. what are you doing try and what are you doing to try and i know— what are you doing to try and i know-youino— what are you doing to try and i know you're working hard know you're you're working hard to know you're you're working hard ioawanonoss- — know you're you're working hard to-awareness. talk- know you're you're working hard to awareness. talk to to bring awareness. talk to me about—going- to bring awareness. talk to me about—doing nowi to bring awareness. talk to mei about—doing now so about what you're doing now so inat— about what you're doing now so inai iiionaiiy— about what you're doing now so that literally led— about what you're doing now so that literally led me to being in a— that literally led me to being in a relationship— that literally led me to being in a relationship for 23 years, wnion— in a relationship for 23 years, wnion asni— in a relationship for 23 years, which wasn't healthy . t which wasn't healthy. it was witn— which wasn't healthy. it was with someone— which wasn't healthy. it was with someone who treated me very badly. but i didn't know how to be treated . i guess i ended up be treated. i guess i ended up becoming homeless six and a half years ago because of domestic

violence. and in a way i moved away three years ago towards london and i was away from everyone, but i discovered that that my father had had a daughter out of wedlock. my half sister , who he , for the sake of sister, who he, for the sake of honour , abducted and we don't honour, abducted and we don't know where she is. okay. and i'm not allowed to say too much, but we'll leave. we won't talk about non. — we'll leave. we won't talk about non. nui— we'll leave. we won't talk about non. nut inat— we'll leave. we won't talk about her. but that prompted me to start speaking out because i felt i hadn't held him accountable at and you accountable at all. and when you don't somebody accountable don't hold somebody accountable , again and again , all they do it again and again . i started speaking up . and . and i started speaking up. and there's a stigma attached. there's a lot of threats that i receive death threats all the time. the middle east are always threatening me. i had a death threatening me. i had a death threat mexican cartel threat from the mexican cartel the day. but you're still the other day. but you're still nusning— the other day. but you're still pushing forward— the other day. but you're still pushing forward ,_ »tti but you're still pushing forward , though. cu?» but you're still pushing forward , though. pushing forward, though. i'm gusting— pushing forward because i don't want life want anyone to live my old life . i've been there. it's hurtful . well, i've found this love now for me and to give to other people and you've got three. you've got children of your own.

wow— you've got children of your own. wow ivo— you've got children of your own. wow iiwo goi— you've got children of your own. now i've got three— you've got children of your own. now i've got three amazing- now i've got three amazing children. do you have children. and do you have a partner kind to partner who's loving and kind to you? no, don't. but you've got you? no, i don't. but you've got ioauiiiui— you? no, i don't. but you've got beautiful—three- beautiful children. three amazing— amazing children. that's amazing. _talk- amazing children. that's amazing. _talk for amazing. i could talk to you for agos—so- amazing. i could talk to you forj agosso— nuon ages. nina, thank you so much for ages. nina, thank you so much ion—towing- ages. nina, thank you so much ion—ioiiing usl ages. nina, thank you so much. for—telling us the for coming in and telling us the stony— for coming in and telling us the siony so— for coming in and telling us the siony so muon— for coming in and telling us the story so much. stay safe. keep going—going- story so much. stay safe. keep. doing—doing because doing what you're doing because people— doing what you're doing because people-know— doing what you're doing because people know about it and people need to know about it and i wish— people need to know about it and i wish you— people need to know about it and i iiisii you a— people need to know about it and i wish you a safe,— people need to know about it and i wish you a safe, safe everyiiing. - i wish you a safe, safe everything. ci?" i wish you a safe, safe everything. i wish you a safe, safe- everything. can i just quickly say, if there is anybody out there suffering from there that's suffering from honour , gender based honour based, gender based violence violence violence or domestic violence or trauma of kind, trauma of any kind, my non—profit open to everyone . non—profit is open to everyone. do you have a web address or somewhere they— do you have a web address or somewhere they can go for that? ieopie— somewhere they can go for that? ieopie can— somewhere they can go for that? people can google_ somewhere they can go for that? people can google it,— somewhere they can go for that? people can google it, and- somewhere they can go for that? people can google it, and i'm sure if they look for me, they'll find it. okay. all right, aukus. right, cool. so it's nina aukus. she-s— right, cool. so it's nina aukus. she-s-suvaor- right, cool. so it's nina aukus. she's-survivor and- she's an abuse survivor and aciivisi— she's an abuse survivor and activist. and— she's an abuse survivor and activist. and you— she's an abuse survivor and activist. and you spell her surname a-i- activist. and you spell her surname a-i l- activist. and you spell her surname a-i l k- activist. and you spell her surname a i l k a brilliant surname a o u i l k a brilliant as i— surname a o u i l k a brilliant woman. as i said,— surname a o u i l k a brilliant woman. as i said, there have been— woman. as i said, there have been a— woman. as i said, there have been a nbe— woman. as i said, there have been a number of- woman. as i said, there have been a number of allegations bened— been a number of allegations nieeb in— been a number of allegations raised in this— been a number of allegations raised in this conversation. bene— raised in this conversation. bone of— raised in this conversation. bone of ine— raised in this conversation. none of the people that are the eaneei— none of the people that are the eaneei en— none of the people that are the subject of these _ none of the people that are the subject of these allegations are bene— subject of these allegations are nene ib— subject of these allegations are here to respond.— subject of these allegations are here to respond. but we can inab— here to respond. but we can assume that they would likely bieane— assume that they would likely meme—.- assume that they would likely iieane—. sbey- assume that they would likely dispute . stay tuned, dispute the claims. stay tuned, inengn— dispute the claims. stay tuned, though, because _ dispute the claims. stay tuned, though, because coming up, it's the great british debate this been—webm- the great british debate this hour. _would you| the great british debate this. hour._would you get hour. i'm asking, would you get rid hour. i'm asking, would you get iii-nenenenye— hour. i'm asking, would you get rid monarchy? now a poll

rid of the monarchy? now a poll eenbnebeb— rid of the monarchy? now a polli conducted _centre conducted by the national centre of conducted by the national centre en—neveeieeil of social research has revealed inab— of social research has revealed inei enn— of social research has revealed inei eniy bon— of social research has revealed that only 30% of— of social research has revealed that only 30% of britons think the that only 30% of britons think nbe-is— that only 30% of britons think nbe-is ven- that only 30% of britons think the is very important the monarchy is very important nnn— the monarchy is very important iiiin ine— the monarchy is very important with the support— the monarchy is very important with the support the with the support for the institution, _a i with the support for the - institution,-a historic institution, reaching a historic ion— institution, reaching a historic ion-ii— institution, reaching a historic ienlii ine— institution, reaching a historic low-it time to— institution, reaching a historic low it time to get rid of low is it time to get rid of inene— low is it time to get rid of them? we'll— low is it time to get rid of them? we'll discuss that after inb—

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ascend the throne to drum up support palace? so for support for the palace? so for ine— support for the palace? so for ine-anien — support for the palace? so for the-british-thisl the great british debate this nonn— the great british debate this noun—webm- the great british debate this hour,_would you| the great british debate this. hour,_would you get the great british debate this. hotof_would you get the great british debate this hotof the would you get the great british debate this hotof the monarchy?|ld you get the great british debate this hotof the monarchy? well u get rid of the monarchy? well joining— rid of the monarchy? well joining ne— rid of the monarchy? well joining ne ib— rid of the monarchy? well joining me to talk about this is bene— joining me to talk about this isi benie—iebenn denis macshane, former labour ninieien— denis macshane, former labourl minister_ belinda minister for europe, and belinda de minister for europe, and belinda ie—ii— minister for europe, and belinda ie—ii eienn - minister for europe, and belinda de_of reform andi de lucy, member of reform and inner— de lucy, member of reform and ierrner iren— de lucy, member of reform and former mep harold grant, former mep grant harold grant, ierrner— former mep grant harold grant, ierrner reyn— former mep grant harold grant, former royal butler and ella wneien— former royal butler and ella whelan journalist and author. nen— whelan journalist and author. been in— whelan journalist and author. ingnr i-n going— whelan journalist and author. right i'm going to start with you,— right i'm going to start with yen, grann— right i'm going to start with you, grant. seeing as you've met inen— you, grant. seeing as you've met inen iii,— you, grant. seeing as you've met them all, grant— you, grant. seeing as you've met them all, grant should we get rid them all, grant should we get riilinen— them all, grant should we get riilinen i — them all, grant should we get rid .them .7 well,- them all, grant should we get rid them ? wc“ bar? them all, grant should we get rid them ? ifiiczcc v3"? rid of them? well, nana, you know , my view is i adore the know, my view is i adore the royal family. i was lucky enough to royal family. i was lucky enough ie work— royal family. i was lucky enough i work ier— royal family. i was lucky enough to work for them,— royal family. i was lucky enough to work for them, get— royal family. i was lucky enough to work for them, get to- t can i was lucky enough to work for them, get to know inen, — to work for them, get to know inen, ene— to work for them, get to know inen, end i— to work for them, get to know them, and i don't— to work for them, get to know them, and i don't think this eennrn— them, and i don't think this. eenniry—inen country should not have them bee— country should not have them because-ier- country should not have them because-lot.the| because they do a lot for the nor— because they do a lot for the nor-iner— because they do a lot for the neilr-ner ine— because they do a lot for the not just the country, but not for just the country, but ibe— not for just the country, but iiee ier— not for just the country, but also for economy. " ”at also for the economy. in fact, i innk— also for the economy. in fact, i think with the coronation, i hate what they'll hate to imagine what they'll bnngin hate to imagine what they'll bring in from the tourist industry, normally it's industry, because normally it's about so i'm about 500 million. so i'm guessing there's going be guessing there's going to be a lot so do a lot for lot more. so they do a lot for the country. and i've a the country. and i've seen on a personal level how hard they work. what they do. work. i'm aware of what they do. so, no, i don't think we should get them. i think be get rid of them. i think it'd be maddening. and then if we do, then elected then what? an elected head. i just a crazy just think that would be a crazy idea. i think the way it works is what's fine centuries, is what's fine for centuries, and same and we should keep it the same as it's always okay ella

as it's always been. okay ella whelan and whelan your journalist and burner,— whelan your journalist and burner-ren- whelan your journalist and author, you think? i author, what do you think? i i innk— author, what do you think? i i ininb iner— author, what do you think? i i think that in— author, what do you think? i i think that in the— author, what do you think? i i think that in the kind of eeriine— think that in the kind of exciting moment we're in post been,— exciting moment we're in post brexii, nnere — exciting moment we're in post brexit, where democracy is a nneeiien— brexit, where democracy is a question that— brexit, where democracy is a question that people are asking ebon— question that people are asking ebenr, ebenr— question that people are asking about, about the— question that people are asking about, about the future of briiien— about, about the future of british democracy and the idea iner— british democracy and the idea inei ine— british democracy and the idea be be every— british democracy and the idea that the every man and woman enenii— that the every man and woman enenii neve— that the every man and woman should have more— that the every man and woman should have more say in politics is should have more say in politics ie beeenine— should have more say in politics is becoming more— should have more say in politics is becoming more and more beaner— is becoming more and more bebnber inb— is becoming more and more bebnber end i— is becoming more and more popular and i think moving rewarde— popular and i think moving towards being— popular and i think moving towards being realised . 'i: towards being realised. and i inbr— towards being realised. and i iii inn-i— towards being realised. and i just don't think— towards being realised. and i just don't think unelected family who are in power because of bloodlines fits into that vision. i mean, i don't i don't think they should be wiped from history. i think we could, you know, tourism can benefit very greatly from, you know, the history of the british monarchy. i mean, we go to i know that, you when to other you know, when i go to other countries, always out, countries, i always look out, you know, churches and castles and palaces to go and look at all that can still i'm all of that can still exist. i'm not to wipe all knowledge not saying to wipe all knowledge from them, but as a means of, you know, they still do hold some political sway . i mean, some political sway. i mean, some political sway. i mean, some of the projects that the princess, princess and prince of

wales are involved directly wales are involved in directly in their early years projects, directly affecting questions related women'sfreedom. directly affecting questions related women's freedom. we related to women's freedom. we know that charles has his own pet projects around environmentalism. i don't think any of that is appropriate it to have that kind of influence on politics is undemocratic, and i think most people are sort of well, i sense that there's a mood for change in british society. and i think at least these questions should be asked. i'm glad we're talking about it today. what about the money that they bring in money? but lucy, i mean, they bring in money? but lucy, i iney-re— they bring in money? but lucy, i iney-re i— they bring in money? but lucy, i mean, they're a net— g " , but lucy, i mean, they're a net benefit, nen-i— mean, they're a net benefit, eren-i-veen- mean, they're a net benefit, aren't yeah, hugely. aren't they? yeah, hugely. i innk— aren't they? yeah, hugely. i ibinb .— aren't they? yeah, hugely. i ibinb . beb— aren't they? yeah, hugely. i think. not just— aren't they? yeah, hugely. ii think. not just-per think. not just per head. per year. it's about £4, 50. and the royal family bring in hundreds of millions of pounds to our economy . and that's not even to economy. and that's not even to mention the soft power that they have and the idea of replacing a political arnie neutral head of state that represents everyone in with a political head of state that only represents a political faction of the country, i think is absolute

madness . looks anti—monarchists madness. looks anti—monarchists have been around forever. they peaked in 64, 1649 when they chopped charles the first head off. we tried a republic, then under— off. we tried a republic, then under oliver— we tried a republic, then under oliver cromwell. it was a iiiii— under oliver cromwell. it was a total disaster— under oliver cromwell. it was a total disaster and— under oliver cromwell. it was a total disaster and the country begged— total disaster and the country beggeb ier— total disaster and the country beggeb ier ine— total disaster and the country begged for the monarchy to rerun — begged for the monarchy to rerun ii— begged for the monarchy to return. 11 years— begged for the monarchy to return. “ «ices begged for the monarchy to return. “ return. 11 years later for the great thing that the monarchy does.isit great thing that the monarchy does. is it raises everyone above race, colour, religion , above race, colour, religion, and it unites us. and that's why and it unites us. and that's why i iii— and it unites us. and that's why i iii in— and it unites us. and that's why i iii on ine— and it unites us. and that's why a lot on the left— and it unites us. and that's why a lot on the left hate— and it unites us. and that's why a lot on the left hate it- a lot on the left hate it bee— a lot on the left hate it because it's— a lot on the left hate it because it's actually an eniiieie— because it's actually an antidote to _ because it's actually an antidote to the identity beiiiiee— antidote to the identity politics that _ antidote to the identity politics that are being forced upon— politics that are being forced upon ne— politics that are being forced upon ii ii— politics that are being forced upon us at the— politics that are being forced upon us at the moment. and we neve— upon us at the moment. and we neve inb— upon us at the moment. and we have this apolitical— upon us at the moment. and we have this apolitical head of eieie. — have this apolitical head of state. we're— have this apolitical head of state. we're the- have this apolitical head of state. viii; ”it; rz; have this apolitical head of state. viii; ”it; iii: state. we're the envy of the world. i go to all royal events and half of the people around me are brits that come from all over country half the over the country and half the people who have flown in, especially to dip their toe into the fairy tale of tradition, pomp ceremony that we're pomp and ceremony that we're lucky enough to have. and the factions of the— lucky enough to have. and the factions of the left— lucky enough to have. and the factions of the left from - (we; 3 and the factions of the left from to bieeen— factions of the left from to bleach from _ factions of the left from to bleach from our- factions of the left from to bleach from our country that bleach from our country so that were-iner— bleach from our country so that we're-black and— bleach from our country so that we're black and white grey we're just black and white grey enn— we're just black and white grey eni-inb— we're just black and white grey suit-and women- we're just black and white grey suit and women in charge. suit men and women in charge. no,— suit men and women in charge. be. bent— suit men and women in charge. be. ibnnb vou— suit men and women in charge. no, thank you . denis- suit men and women in charge. irzzr denis macshane is no, thank you. denis macshane is just no, thank you. denis macshane is be ieeberere— no, thank you. denis macshane is be ieeberere ie—

no, thank you. denis macshane is just desperate to speak.- ir:::r denis macshane is just desperate to speak. denis no just desperate to speak. denis ne ieve. — just desperate to speak. denis no love. belinda's- just desperate to speak. denis no love. . g c no love. belinda's right. it's a very traditional one, a few facts, perhaps , might be useful. facts, perhaps, might be useful. i mean, charles is very, very remnan— i mean, charles is very, very political. king— i mean, charles is very, very political. king charles. he's beiiiieei.— political. king charles. he's political. the— political. king charles. he's political. the whole range of ie— political. the whole range of issues is, uh,— political. the whole range of issues is, uh, money. ifiiczcc political. the whole range of issues is, uh, money. fibrin issues is, uh, money. well, we pay— issues is, uh, money. well, we in men— issues is, uh, money. well, we pay them £86 billion from government funds. that's you and me paying all of that , bringing me paying all of that, bringing in visitors. the most visited nyn— in visitors. the most visited reyei bebeee— in visitors. the most visited royal palace in— " , the most visited royal palace in europe is versailles,— royal palace in europe is versailles, where i think the knee— versailles, where i think the iing-e bene— versailles, where i think the king's head was— versailles, where i think the king's head was chopped off . king's head was chopped off. in — king's head was chopped off. in ner— king's head was chopped off. in nnr in— king's head was chopped off. i'm not an expert.— king's head was chopped off. i'm not an expert. more- king's head was chopped off. i'm not an expert. more than 200 years ago, so they really want to bring people in, open up buckingham palace. it's reserved. i would let- buckingham palace. it's- reserved. i would let everybody go reserved. i would let everybody 90 up— reserved. i would let everybody go ii in— reserved. i would let everybody go ii on ine— reserved. i would let everybody go up on the balcony and have iner— go up on the balcony and have their photograph— go up on the balcony and have their photograph taken. now, i'm not their photograph taken. now, i'm nei ebeeeeeb— their photograph taken. now, i'm not obsessed about royals itself . ine— not obsessed about royals itself . ine neer— not obsessed about royals itself . the most functioning monarch neeieei— . the most functioning monarch magical republics— . the most functioning monarch magical republics in europe are mere— magical republics in europe are inere in— magical republics in europe are inere in ine— magical republics in europe are there in the nordic countries ,

there in the nordic countries, maybe— there in the nordic countries, neybe ine— there in the nordic countries, maybe the netherlands, maybe a iiiiie— maybe the netherlands, maybe a iiiiie iii— maybe the netherlands, maybe a little bit spain _ maybe the netherlands, maybe a little bit spain and some of our repubiiee— little bit spain and some of our republics. look— little bit spain and some of our republics. look at— little bit spain and some of our republics. look at trump , you republics. look at trump, you knew,— republics. look at trump, you know, republican in. so what's your— know, republican in. so what's your bobb— know, republican in. so what's your point, dennis? so are you saying— your point, dennis? so are you eeying ee— your point, dennis? so are you eeying ee nnn— your point, dennis? so are you saying so what are— your point, dennis? so are you saying so what are you saying iner— saying so what are you saying iii we— saying so what are you saying that we should— saying so what are you saying that we should get rid of them or. that we should get rid of them in— that we should get rid of them i-n berry.— that we should get rid of them or. i'm sorry. sorry.— that we should get rid of them or. i'm sorry. sorry. i'm saying enenee. — or. i'm sorry. sorry. i'm saying change. think— or. i'm sorry. sorry. i'm saying change. think again.- or. i'm sorry. sorry. i'm saying change. " eigei " or. i'm sorry. sorry. i'm saying change. " g " or. i'm sorry. sorry. i'm saying change. " g i“ rrzi;; change. think again. i was very optimistic . we can't touch the optimistic. we can't touch the queen a rather bizarre business about that . but she's she's about that. but she's she's glorious. she's in all of our memories. charles- g she's in all of our memories. charles isn't. he's ner— memories. charles isn't. he's nei very— memories. charles isn't. he's ner very inner.— memories. charles isn't. he's not very popular. we're not very iniereeiei— not very popular. we're not very iniereeiei in— not very popular. we're not very interested in. look— not very popular. we're not very interested in. look at his fab. beek— interested in. look at his fab. ieeb ii— interested in. look at his fab. ieeb ii iii— interested in. look at his fab. look at his sons.— interested in. look at his fab. look at his sons. look at them. been— look at his sons. look at them. been-- — look at his sons. look at them. been-- be.— look at his sons. look at them. been-- in nn— look at his sons. look at them. yeah,-. no, no, but- look at his sons. look at them. yeah,-. no, no, butjust. yeah, but. no, no, but just because him. listen, listen. because of him. listen, listen. he's be like a he's going to be like a transition anyway. transition king anyway. everybody william transition king anyway. everkate. william transition king anyway. everkate. i'm william transition king anyway. everkate. i'm goinglliam transition king anyway. everkate. i'm going t0im and kate. ellen, i'm going to come back you because william come back to you because william and kate really, really and kate are really, really popular. young people love and kate are really, really popultare young people love and kate are really, really popultare you oung people love and kate are really, really popultare you sure?)eople love and kate are really, really popultare you sure? ieople love and kate are really, really popultare you sure? i don't.ove them. are you sure? i don't think it's outdated at all. i didn't say it was outdated. actually, i think the actually,«i think the opposite , actually, i think the opposite, iner— actually, i think the opposite, inei ine— actually, i think the opposite, that the problem with the new royals— that the problem with the new reyeie ie— that the problem with the new reyeie ie iner— that the problem with the new royals is that they are increasingly- royals is that they are increasingly like increasingly acting like celebrities— increasingly acting like celebrities who have particular

ane— celebrities who have particular causes. and again, to reiterate, in causes. and again, to reiterate, in ine— causes. and again, to reiterate, in ine ense— causes. and again, to reiterate, in ine ii— causes. and again, to reiterate, in the case of the— causes. and again, to reiterate, in the case of the kind of early years— in the case of the kind of early yeere int-eer— in the case of the kind of early years project that— in the case of the kind of early years project that kate has and iiiiiien — years project that kate has and william support— years project that kate has and william support that which is eeeeniieiiy— william support that which is essentially about , william support that which is essentially about, you william support that which is essentially about , you know, essentially about, you know, inrnine— essentially about, you know, turning mothers— essentially about, you know, turning mothers into machines iner— turning mothers into machines inei neve— turning mothers into machines inei neve ie— turning mothers into machines that have to watch their eniiiren— that have to watch their children at _ that have to watch their children at all times . it's children at all times. it's inereiiny— children at all times. it's incredibly full- children at all times. it's incredibly full of pressure and queen— incredibly full of pressure and queebery eni— incredibly full of pressure and quackery and quasi science around— quackery and quasi science around parenting that has a real irene— around parenting that has a real nerii eiieei— around parenting that has a real world effect on _ around parenting that has a real world effect on women who are renne— world effect on women who are reieine nbe— world effect on women who are raising kids at— world effect on women who are raising kids at the— world effect on women who are raising kids at the moment. and iner— raising kids at the moment. and be ie— raising kids at the moment. and be ie ner— raising kids at the moment. and be ie nor a— raising kids at the moment. and that is not a political or you knew,— that is not a political or you knew, i— that is not a political or you know, i share— that is not a political or you know, i share the- that is not a political or you know, i share the view that all of know, i share the view that all i cneriee-e— know, i share the view that all of charles's projects that he nee— of charles's projects that he be bernebe— of charles's projects that he has perhaps now a protocol reasons clammed up to a certain exieni— reasons clammed up to a certain exieni ebenr— reasons clammed up to a certain extent about now,— reasons clammed up to a certain extent about now, but has been very— extent about now, but has been very eieer— extent about now, but has been very eieer vner— extent about now, but has been very clear what he— extent about now, but has been very clear what he favours in reieiien— very clear what he favours in reieiien ie— very clear what he favours in relation to the— very clear what he favours in relation to the things you know, ininee— relation to the things you know, been ie— relation to the things you know, been ii ii— relation to the things you know, things to do with— things to do with environmentalism, things to do with— environmentalism, anti—growth , environmentalism, anti—growth, eni— environmentalism, anti—growth, anti production,— environmentalism, anti—growth, anti production, you know, eieanne— anti production, you know, clamping down on all the things iner— clamping down on all the things be ve— clamping down on all the things iii we need— clamping down on all the things that we need to— clamping down on all the things that we need to do— clamping down on all the things that we need to do to make the briiien— that we need to do to make the british economy _ that we need to do to make the british economy better and beer.— british economy better and been ven— british economy better and better. you know, people's beebie-e— better. you know, people's beebie-e iiiiy— better. you know, people's people's daily lives. he's not ier.— people's daily lives. he's not in and— people's daily lives. he's not in iian ii— people's daily lives. he's not for. and so that— people's daily lives. he's not for. and so that obviously has an influence.— for. and so that obviously has an influence. i— for. and so that obviously has an influence. i mean, you know , an influence. i mean, you know, i knew— an influence. i mean, you know, i knew iner— an influence. i mean, you know, i know that there's— an influence. i mean, you know, i know that there's a you know, inere-e— i know that there's a you know, inere-e e— i know that there's a you know, inere-e e inge— i know that there's a you know, there's a huge amount of love for there's a huge amount of love ier ine— there's a huge amount of love for the monarchy— there's a huge amount of love for the monarchy in this

eenniry— for the monarchy in this eenniry. i— for the monarchy in this country. i don't necessarily innk— country. i don't necessarily think that's— country. i don't necessarily think that's a— country. i don't necessarily think that's a bad or stupid inine. — think that's a bad or stupid inine. i— think that's a bad or stupid rning. i ion-i— think that's a bad or stupid thing. i don't take that beeiiien— thing. i don't take that position that- thing. i don't take that position that some anti—monarchist but just anti—monarchist do, but i just ine— anti—monarchist do, but i just iian ii— anti—monarchist do, but i just iian ii reeiiy— anti—monarchist do, but i just find it really hard— anti—monarchist do, but i just find it really hard to get on beare— find it really hard to get on bone viin— find it really hard to get on board with the— find it really hard to get on board with the kind of mythmaking around the monarchy, vnien— mythmaking around the monarchy, vnienlinei— mythmaking around the monarchy, which that genuinely cannot which is that i genuinely cannot nniereieni— which is that i genuinely cannot understand why— which is that i genuinely cannot understand why i— which is that i genuinely cannot understand why i would relate to, understand why i would relate ii, urn— understand why i would relate ii, ie— understand why i would relate to, um, to william or kate or to cneriee. — to, um, to william or kate or to cneriee. wner— to, um, to william or kate or to charles. what what— to, um, to william or kate or to charles. what what on earth inke— charles. what what on earth iinbe ne— charles. what what on earth links me with— charles. what what on earth links me with them? i think that eeineiiy— links me with them? i think that may ii— links me with them? i think that actually it would _ links me with them? i think that actually it would be much more breineiive— actually it would be much more productive and— actually it would be much more productive and this is why i van— productive and this is why i veni ie— productive and this is why i veni ii iii— productive and this is why i venr ii iii e— productive and this is why i want to put a positive spin on on inb— want to put a positive spin on on be ie— want to put a positive spin on on this is it'd— want to put a positive spin on on this is it'd be— want to put a positive spin on on this is it'd be much more breineiive— on this is it'd be much more productive to— on this is it'd be much more productive to imagine future productive to imagine a future briiien— productive to imagine a future british _whichl british political system which did british political system which iii reiieei— british political system which did reflect the _ british political system which did reflect the kind of things iner— did reflect the kind of things iner beebie— did reflect the kind of things that people relate to, which is we ion-i— that people relate to, which is we don't have— that people relate to, which is we don't have to— that people relate to, which is we don't have to have a beiiiieii— we don't have to have a political head- we don't have to have a political head of state. we eenii— political head of state. we eenii nave— political head of state. we could have a— political head of state. we could have a very different beiiiieii— could have a very different beiiiieii-.- could have a very different political-. we- could have a very different political . we could could have a very different- political-. we could have political system. we could have men— political system. we could have much more direct— political system. we could have much more direct democracy. you knew,— much more direct democracy. you knew, ve— much more direct democracy. you knew, we ion-i— much more direct democracy. you know, we don't-to- much more direct democracy. you know, we don't to replace know, we don't have to replace cniriee— know, we don't have to replace cniriee viin— know, we don't have to replace charles with someone a grey charles with someone in a grey enn— charles with someone in a grey enirlvve— charles with someone in a grey enirlvve-iiiii- charles with someone in a grey suit we could abolish suit. we could we could abolish the suit. we could we could abolish ine-ii— suit. we could we could abolish ine-ii ierie— suit. we could we could abolish the-of lords. we- suit. we could we could abolish the of lords. we could. the house of lords. we could. iii— the house of lords. we could. iii in— the house of lords. we could. iii in so— the house of lords. we could. but i'm so sick— the house of lords. we could. but i'm so sick and— the house of lords. we could. but i'm so sick and tired- the house of lords. we could. but i'm so sick and tired of voting. sick and tired of voting. i'm sick and tired of this. it's this nice idea of this. it's this nice idea of this democracy. but sometimes i think it's nice to have people who it.

who are detached from it. beunda who are detached from it. belinda something belinda let's do something to change monarchy is so much change the monarchy is so much bigger king bigger than whichever king or queen on the throne. my queen sits on the throne. my goodness, it's the most- goodness, it's the most reeiiieni— goodness, it's the most resilient institution the resilient institution in the verii— resilient institution in the world. we've _ resilient institution in the world. we've had monarchs that neve— world. we've had monarchs that have executed— world. we've had monarchs that have executed their wives, that nive — have executed their wives, that nive iiieieiiy— have executed their wives, that have allegedly killed their nebneve— have allegedly killed their nebneve in— have allegedly killed their nephews in the tower. "it; nephews in the tower. they've iirvivei— nephews in the tower. they've iirvivei-.— nephews in the tower. they've survived . they've survived famine. they've survived famine. they've survived civil this survived plague civil war. this is resilient institution. and is a resilient institution. and it does represent us because they're part of the fabric of our country. and it doesn't niiier— our country. and it doesn't we i— our country. and it doesn't matter if they're - ” tnitr. and it doesn't matter if they're rich or live in matter if they're rich or live in iiiieee— matter if they're rich or live in biiieee . — matter if they're rich or live in palaces . grzzr matter if they're rich or live in palaces . grzitr g in palaces. that's got nothing to do with it. they're they're the this the beating heart of this country way that we can country in a way that we can relate to each other and we can unite. well, i'm going give unite. well, i'm going to give inb— unite. well, i'm going to give this incredible— l. " well, i'm going to give this incredible institution. i'm going— this incredible institution. i'm going-give— this incredible institution. i'm going-give ky“— this incredible institution. i'm going give kyiv grant how going to give kyiv grant how the beer—ve- going to give kyiv grant how the last—we relate. last just why why do we relate to last just why why do we relate ii inene — last just why why do we relate to them? what— last just why why do we relate to them? what is— last just why why do we relate to them? what is it- last just why why do we relate to them? �*vaiei e last just why why do we relate to them? e , to them? what is it about them? i don't the continuity they have, they have continuity and they are they give us constitutional peace. and i don't want some- t t and i don't want some political guy inn— don't want some political guy inii ven— don't want some political guy that well, listen,— don't want some political guy that well, listen, i'm hundreds of that well, listen, i'm hundreds ii niiiiene— that well, listen, i'm hundreds of millions on— that well, listen, i'm hundreds of millions on anyway representing- of millions on anyway representing only a small irieiien — representing only a small fraction. i'm— representing only a small fraction. g t: fraction. i'm being forced to go. i have to go. i'm enjoying this. grant held very briefly, you've got 10s. what are your

thoughts? to thoughts? final thoughts to you out on a caribbean cruise out there on a caribbean cruise or something? can just say can or something? can i just say can i-nenrbn— or something? can i just say can i-mention what— or something? can i just say can i-mention what dennis- "g? can i just say can i mention what dennis said, i just mention what dennis said, inn— i just mention what dennis said, inn-neve— i just mention what dennis said, that-havelpicture. that you can't have a picture nnn— that you can't have a picture with-balcony? . that you can't have a picturei with-balcony? go that you can't have a picture. with-balcony? go to with them in a balcony? go to iiiiine— with them in a balcony? go to iiiiine-iii- with them in a balcony? go to madame-you can. with them in a balcony? go to madame you can have madame tussauds. you can have a picture the balcony there. picture in the balcony there. there tussauds . there you go. madame tussauds. bennn— there you go. madame tussauds. bennie, ie— there you go. madame tussauds. bennie, ere-ine— there you go. madame tussauds. dennis, go-the real- dennis, go there. the real inini. — dennis, go there. the real inini. .ibe- dennis, go there. the real. thing. .the-thing. thing. not the real thing. grant, thing. notthe real thing. - grant,_caribbean. grant, you're in the caribbean. inn-i— grant, you're in the caribbean. ibii-i ibe— grant, you're in the caribbean. that's the real— grant, you're in the caribbean. that's the real thing— grant, you're in the caribbean. that's the real thing-be. - that's the real thing to be. quite. dennis mcshane, thank you very much. labour very much. former labour minister for europe, belinda lucy of reform, lucy member of reform, and former grant howard, former former mep grant howard, former royal ella royal butler and also ella whelan . she's journalist whelan. she's a journalist and author. write loads still to come. thoughts coming come. keep your thoughts coming . asking do you think we . i'm asking do you think we need rid the monarchy? . i'm asking do you think we need thoughts the monarchy? . i'm asking do you think we need thoughts thiarnieiarchy? . i'm asking do you think we need thoughts thiarnie gb iy? get your thoughts in arnie gb views gbnews.uk coming up, we'll continue great british continue our great british debates , but right now, debates, but right now, it's time latest news time for your latest news headunes. time for your latest news headlines. thank time for your latest news headlines . thank you, nana. the headlines. thank you, nana. the iiieei— headlines. thank you, nana. the iiieei iren— headlines. thank you, nana. the latest from the— : thank you, nana. the latest from the newsroom . the latest from the newsroom. the ieiiiine— latest from the newsroom. the ieiiiine ier— latest from the newsroom. the deadline for british nationals to deadline for british nationals ii renn— deadline for british nationals ii reien ine— deadline for british nationals to reach the evacuation airfield in to reach the evacuation airfield in siiin— to reach the evacuation airfield in siiin nae— to reach the evacuation airfield in sudan has now— to reach the evacuation airfield in sudan has now passed , but the in sudan has now passed, but the inn— in sudan has now passed, but the final evacuation— in sudan has now passed, but the final evacuation flight out of siiin— final evacuation flight out of siiin ie— final evacuation flight out of sudan is expected to take off in

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nen— their subject if they win the nevr generii— their subject if they win the next general election . a labour next general election. a labour iniiyeie— next general election. a labour iniiyeie ii— next general election. a labour analysis of government figures enive— analysis of government figures enive inere— analysis of government figures shows there are _ analysis of government figures shows there are gaps in expert ieiinini— shows there are gaps in expert teaching roles— shows there are gaps in expert teaching roles in— shows there are gaps in expert teaching roles in state schools across england— teaching roles in state schools across england .— teaching roles in state schools across england . shadow education across england. shadow education seereiiry— across england. shadow education secretary bridget— across england. shadow education secretary bridget phillipson ere— secretary bridget phillipson ere einiiie— secretary bridget phillipson says schools are scrambling to fill says schools are scrambling to iiii iniee— says schools are scrambling to fill those places— says schools are scrambling to fill those places ,_ says schools are scrambling to fill those places , meaning fill those places, meaning iiiniirie— fill those places, meaning standards are— fill those places, meaning standards are not as high as iney— standards are not as high as iney eniiii— standards are not as high as they should be— standards are not as high as they should be for all children in inree— they should be for all children in inree ne— they should be for all children in three new photographs of the king— in three new photographs of the knee ini— in three new photographs of the king and queen— in three new photographs of the king and queen consort have been reieieei— king and queen consort have been released ahead— king and queen consort have been released ahead of— king and queen consort have been released ahead of next week's ciriniiiin — released ahead of next week's coronation. the— released ahead of next week's coronation. the images were iiben— coronation. the images were been in— coronation. the images were taken in buckingham palace blue irivini— taken in buckingham palace blue irivini iiin— taken in buckingham palace blue drawing room last— taken in buckingham palace blue drawing room last month . one drawing room last month. one enive— drawing room last month. one enive ine— drawing room last month. one shows the couple _ drawing room last month. one shows the couple standing iiieiner— shows the couple standing riieiner in— shows the couple standing together in front of a portrait of together in front of a portrait ii king— together in front of a portrait ii iini ieirie— together in front of a portrait ii iini ieirie .— together in front of a portrait of king george , the fifth at his of king george, the fifth at his ciriniiiin— of king george, the fifth at his coronation in— of king george, the fifth at his coronation in 1911,— of king george, the fifth at his coronation in 1911, the queen cineiri— coronation in 1911, the queen cineiri iiin— coronation in 1911, the queen consort court is— coronation in 1911, the queen consort court is wearing the iii— consort court is wearing the late queen's— consort court is wearing the late queen's pearl drop earrings and late queen's pearl drop earrings ini i— late queen's pearl drop earrings ini i been— late queen's pearl drop earrings and a pearl necklace from her briviie— and a pearl necklace from her private collection _ and a pearl necklace from her private collection , tv online private collection, tv online bibr — private collection, tv online iii iii— private collection, tv online dab+ radio and— private collection, tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is dab+ radio and on tune in. this ii ii— dab+ radio and on tune in. this ii ii beve— dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news nato— dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news nato .— dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news nato. back to nana.

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with just under 40% saying that they favoured kate middleton the most with a declining support for the monarchy reaching an all time low. is it time to get rid of them all together should of them all together or should prince and kate ascend prince william and kate ascend the throne and drum up support for and basically get for the palace and basically get charles and camilla off right. so for the great british debate this asking , would you this year, i'm asking, would you get of the monarchy? let's get rid of the monarchy? let's see make of see what my panel make of that. they're joined they're back. i'm joined by broadcaster lizzie they're back. i'm joined by broadcandr lizzie they're back. i'm joined by broadcandr political lizzie cundy and also political commentator, sir sam ad—dawla. sam all right, i'll start with you, dowles . i'm a royalist you, dowles. i'm a royalist ianiin— you, dowles. i'm a royalist ianiin ini— i i'm a royalist through and through. i've said it through and through. i've said ii beiire— through and through. i've said ii beiire i— through and through. i've said it before i went— through and through. i've said it before i went i— through and through. i've said it before i went i went to when rrinieee— it before i went i went to when princess diana— it before i went i went to when princess diana died. i went down ini— princess diana died. i went down ini eiiyei— princess diana died. i went down ini eriyei ive— princess diana died. i went down and stayed over overnight in the eireei— and stayed over overnight in the eireei ii— and stayed over overnight in the street to watch _ and stayed over overnight in the street to watch her— and stayed over overnight in the street to watch her courtiers go by. i— street to watch her courtiers go by. i vae— street to watch her courtiers go by. i ii— street to watch her courtiers go by. i ii ine— street to watch her courtiers go by. i was at the i— street to watch her courtiers go by. i was at the i was in iiiniiir— by. i was at the i was in windsor for— by. i was at the i was in windsor for the wedding of iieinin— windsor for the wedding of iieinin ini— windsor for the wedding of meghan and harry. i think . ”it; meghan and harry. i think. are you meghan and harry. i think. are yii iii— meghan and harry. i think. are yii iiii yii— meghan and harry. i think. are you glad you went— meghan and harry. i think. are you glad you went to- meghan and harry. i think. ”it; you glad you went to that? i'm really glad. i'm really glad i venr— really glad. i'm really glad i veni ibere— really glad. i'm really glad i went there. it— really glad. i'm really glad i went there. it was it was a it was a wonderful— went there. it was it was a it was a wonderful i- went there. it was it was a it was a wonderful i bet it was. iii— was a wonderful i bet it was. iii ve— was a wonderful i bet it was. iii we iive— was a wonderful i bet it was. but we love them,— was a wonderful i bet it was. but we love them, though. we love them. i remember. i

rernernerb ii— i remember. i remember it called love them. i remember. i- remember it-called markle's remember it was called markle's and remember it was called markle's ini sbeneen— remember it was called markle's and spencer. they— remember it was called markle's and spencer. they changed the ini— and spencer. they changed the ini iney— and spencer. they changed the name and they mark steyn show . name and they mark steyn show. i nein— name and they mark steyn show. i ii— name and they mark steyn show. i ii vi— name and they mark steyn show. i mean, it was just— name and they mark steyn show. i mean, it was just beautiful- name and they mark steyn show. i mean, it was just beautiful. so i'm a massive royalist and i innk— so i'm a massive royalist and i ininb nnn— so i'm a massive royalist and i think with the— so i'm a massive royalist and i think with the ascension of king cniriei— think with the ascension of king cniriei iii— think with the ascension of king cniriei iii i— think with the ascension of king charles iii, i think,— think with the ascension of king charles iii, i think, you know, it charles iii, i think, you know, ii ii— charles iii, i think, you know, it is obviously— charles iii, i think, you know, it is obviously ,_ charles iii, i think, you know, it is obviously , you know, it is obviously, you know, berie— it is obviously, you know, berie ie— it is obviously, you know, people are still in pain for the iieen— people are still in pain for the iieen i— people are still in pain for the queen. i think,— people are still in pain for the queen. i think, you know, ivaiiiiy— queen. i think, you know, obviously,-herl queen. i think, you know,- obviously,-her her 70 obviously, you know her her 70 iii— obviously, you know her her 70 iii yeir— obviously, you know her her 70 iii yeir reiin— obviously, you know her her 70 odd year reign and i don't think inn— odd year reign and i don't think inii viii— odd year reign and i don't think iii iii be— odd year reign and i don't think this will be as— odd year reign and i don't think this will be as long at all. i iiini— this will be as long at all. i ininb .— this will be as long at all. i ininb . wnii— this will be as long at all. i think . what do— this will be as long at all. i think . what do you mean charles think. what do you mean charles vin-i— think. what do you mean charles vin-i ny— think. what do you mean charles won't my personal— think. what do you mean charles won't my personal opinion is inii— won't my personal opinion is iii i— won't my personal opinion is ii ii ii— won't my personal opinion is ii ii ii ii— won't my personal opinion is that it if at some— won't my personal opinion is that it if at some point people ieei— that it if at some point people ieei ike— that it if at some point people feel like they— that it if at some point people feel like they are— that it if at some point people feel like they are bored with ine— feel like they are bored with be viii— feel like they are bored with the with the _ feel like they are bored with the with the monarchy or iineinini— the with the monarchy or something that he will 80 bernibi— something that he will 80 bernibe be— something that he will 80 perhaps be like do you know what i'm perhaps be like do you know what in iiini— perhaps be like do you know what in iiini ii— perhaps be like do you know what i'm going to they're— perhaps be like do you know what i'm going to they're not allowed to i'm going to they're not allowed ii ibiiiiie— i'm going to they're not allowed to abdicate but— i'm going to they're not allowed to abdicate but they shouldn't. he to abdicate but they shouldn't. be i— to abdicate but they shouldn't. he is allowed— to abdicate but they shouldn't. he is allowed he— to abdicate but they shouldn't. he is allowed he is allowed to ibiiiiie— he is allowed he is allowed to abdicate—dirty. abdicate but there's a dirty viii— abdicate but there's a dirty viri-iin-i- abdicate but there's a dirty word-isn't it. . abdicate but there's a dirty. word-isn't it. yeah abdicate but there's a dirty- word-isn't it. yeah it word abdicate isn't it. yeah it ii. ii— word abdicate isn't it. yeah it ii. ii ii— word abdicate isn't it. yeah it ii. ii ii i— word abdicate isn't it. yeah it is. it is a little— word abdicate isn't it. yeah it is. it is a little but- word abdicate isn't it. / e it is a little but you know. is. it is a little but you know. iiiiiiin.— is. it is a little but you know. william. sorry.— it is a little but you know. william. sorry. yeah. william ini— william. sorry. yeah. william ini-yii— william. sorry. yeah. william and-you know,- and kate are, you know, everybiiy— and kate are, you know,- everybody-loves them. everybody everybody loves them. and— everybody everybody loves them. ani—viiii - 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ibere— many. it's completely different. ibere ir— many. it's completely different. ibere niny— many. it's completely different. there are many that— many. it's completely different. there are many that are- many. it's completely different. there are many that are very anti royal. not very many . not anti royal. not very many. not very many. on the not very many. ir:::r rrzi;; on the coronation not very many. ir:::r ”q e; on the coronation are very many. on the coronation are going— very many. on the coronation are iiini ii— very many. on the coronation are iiini ii be— very many. on the coronation are going to be protesting.— ”q “53; on the coronation are going to be protesting. he's not my king-— going to be protesting. he's not my king- i— going to be protesting. he's not my king- i ein— going to be protesting. he's not my king. i mean, how dare they iiin— my king. i mean, how dare they inii— my king. i mean, how dare they inii iiy— my king. i mean, how dare they ruin that day and— my king. i mean, how dare they ruin that day and ruin it for iii— ruin that day and ruin it for iii ini— ruin that day and ruin it for iii ani i— ruin that day and ruin it for us? and i actually think it's iieiiiiini— us? and i actually think it's iieiiiiini .— us? and i actually think it's disgusting . and you know what? disgusting. and you know what? i iive— disgusting. and you know what? i iii iii— disgusting. and you know what? i love the royal— disgusting. and you know what? i love the royal family- disgusting. and you know what? i love the royal family and- disgusting. and you know what? i love the royal family and what they bring and huge for tourism. and me tell you, went past and let me tell you, i went past iiiiininin — and let me tell you, i went pasti buckingham _never and let me tell you, i went pasti bu busy ham _never and let me tell you, i went past bu busy ham well, never and let me tell you, i went past bu busyham well, let's never and let me tell you, i went past bu busyham well, let's see./er so busy today. well, let's see. vinii— so busy today. well, let's see. viniiliney— so busy today. well, let's see. what-they think?- so busy today. well, let's see.- what-they think? _this what do they think? because this iniv—viiniii- show is nothing without you and yiir—veiiine- your views. let's welcome our ireii—ineirl great british voice is their ibeniniry— great british voice is their- opportunity—show. opportunity to be on the show. ieii— opportunity to be on the show. ieii-iney— opportunity to be on the show. tell-they think- opportunity to be on the show. tell they think about tell us what they think about the tell us what they think about ine iiiiii— tell us what they think about the topics we're— tell us what they think about the topics we're discussing. ive— the topics we're discussing. ii iii— the topics we're discussing. i-ve iii iii— the topics we're discussing. i've got four of— the topics we're discussing. i've got four of yes right. the topics we're discussing. i've (start ur of yes right. the topics we're discussing. i've (start with yes right. the topics we're discussing. i've (start with yes rfrom let's start with lee webb from ieiiiri — let's start with lee webb from bedford we bedford lee monarchy. should we get bedford lee monarchy. should we ier-inen— bedford lee monarchy. should we ier-inen ii— bedford lee monarchy. should we ier-inen ii i— bedford lee monarchy. should we get them as a veteran, get rid of them as a veteran, ive— get rid of them as a veteran, i-ve iiinii— get rid of them as a veteran, i-ve eienei in— get rid of them as a veteran, i've signed an oath of allegiance— i've signed an oath of allegiance with her majesty , allegiance with her majesty, iieen— allegiance with her majesty, queen elizabeth. t: queen elizabeth. the second her heirs and successors . however, heirs and successors. however, if i was given a vote , i would if i was given a vote, i would actually vote for the monarchy . actually vote for the monarchy. however, i wouldn't be upset if we became a republic . bc that's we became a republic. bc that's my stance on it, and that's all due to the shenanigans from prince andrew. harry and meghan.

okay , well, they're not, they're okay, well, they're not, they're nii— okay, well, they're not, they're nii iii — okay, well, they're not, they're nii iii iine — okay, well, they're not, they're not top line royals— okay, well, they're not, they're not top line royals anyway. iiinii— not top line royals anyway. iiinii ier-i— not top line royals anyway. right? let's go— not top line royals anyway. right? let's go to alan mcnealy . nei— right? let's go to alan mcnealy . ne-i ibere— right? let's go to alan mcnealy . ne-i ibere in— right? let's go to alan mcnealy . he's there in grimsby. right? let's go to alan mcnealy . he's there in grimsby . t: . he's there in grimsby. good iiierniin— . he's there in grimsby. good afternoon, nana— . he's there in grimsby. good afternoon, nana . i- . he's there in grimsby. t: " iee i think . he's there in grimsby. t: iee ithink we're afternoon, nana. i think we're inereiiny— afternoon, nana. i think we're incredibly lucky— afternoon, nana. i think we're incredibly lucky to— afternoon, nana. i think we're incredibly lucky to live- iee ithink we're incredibly lucky to live in a constitutional— incredibly lucky to live in a constitutional monarchy as your iieii— constitutional monarchy as your iieii iiii— constitutional monarchy as your guest said there. _ constitutional monarchy as your guest said there. " tei" guest said there. i mean, can yii— guest said there. i mean, can you imagine that your president corbyn, the monarchy , reflect corbyn, the monarchy, reflect our history, our culture and bnng our history, our culture and bring people together right across the four nations of the united kingdom. but i think we're incredibly lucky to have them . i'm an ex—soldier like them. i'm an ex—soldier like your last guest, and i signed the oath of affirmation , so the oath of affirmation, so i will stick with the monarchy till the day that i die. it's as simple as that. and i would neven simple as that. and i would never, ever vote for a republic. i think that's an absolute lunatic idea . well, let's go to lunatic idea. well, let's go to dr. lunatic idea. well, let's go to in szezesny— lunatic idea. well, let's go to dr. szczesny szczesny.- t. : well, let's go to dr. szczesny szczesny. she's ibere— dr. szczesny szczesny. she's ibere in— dr. szczesny szczesny. she's there in milton— dr. szczesny szczesny. she's there in milton keynes. good iiierniin— there in milton keynes. good iiierniin .— there in milton keynes. good afternoon , nana. ir:::r : " e afternoon, nana. no, i wouldn't get rid of the royal family. the monarchy . i get rid of the royal family. the monarchy. i was get rid of the royal family. the monarchy . i was fortunate to

monarchy. i was fortunate to meet king charles on the 16th of february, and there were many more supporters for the royal family royalists like me, as opposed to anti—monarchists. they are going to be those that viii— they are going to be those that viii briieii— they are going to be those that viii brireii. — they are going to be those that will protest . and— they are going to be those that will protest . ' i: t will protest. and especially at the coronation but the royal family is very important. it's it unites the world with- it unites the world with the reii— it unites the world with the ii ii— it unites the world with the rest of with— it unites the world with the rest of with britain and it iniiei— rest of with britain and it unites different charities . it unites different charities. it iiei— unites different charities. it be i— unites different charities. it be i iii— unites different charities. it does a lot of— unites different charities. it does a lot of good in the world. ini— does a lot of good in the world. ani ve— does a lot of good in the world. ani ve ie— does a lot of good in the world. and we are dealing— does a lot of good in the world. and we are dealing with iriiiiiin— and we are dealing with tradition and— and we are dealing with tradition and history. so i just vini— tradition and history. so i just vini ii— tradition and history. so i just vini ii ier— tradition and history. so i just want to get rid— tradition and history. so i just want to get rid of— tradition and history. so i just want to get rid of that . lovely. want to get rid of that. lovely. sirry— want to get rid of that. lovely. in i— want to get rid of that. lovely. in i iii— want to get rid of that. lovely. iii i iii i— want to get rid of that. lovely. sorry i got it wrong. you're not in sorry i got it wrong. you're not in iiiiiin— sorry i got it wrong. you're not in milton keynes.— sorry i got it wrong. you're not in milton keynes. you're outside the in milton keynes. you're outside ine iiniin— in milton keynes. you're outside ine iiniin bye— in milton keynes. you're outside the london eye .— in milton keynes. you're outside the london eye . all right. and the london eye. all right. and iiiiiy— the london eye. all right. and lastly, waterloo _ the london eye. all right. and lastly, waterloo .— the london eye. all right. and lastly, waterloo . she is. yes. lastly, waterloo. she is. yes. ier-i— lastly, waterloo. she is. yes. ier-i ii. — lastly, waterloo. she is. yes. ier-i ii. bei-i— lastly, waterloo. she is. yes. let's go. let's hear from iiniinin— let's go. let's hear from jonathan jones. he's there in cirnviii.— jonathan jones. he's there in cornwall. jonathan should we get rid cornwall. jonathan should we get ii ii— cornwall. jonathan should we get ii ii ineni— cornwall. jonathan should we get ii ii ineni i— cornwall. jonathan should we get rid of them? i would say the iiyii— rid of them? i would say the iii iiniiy— rid of them? i would say the royal family isn't just one of ine— royal family isn't just one of iii iii— royal family isn't just one of the best things— royal family isn't just one of the best things about this iiiniiy. —ir the best things about this- country. _are the country. i'd say they are the best thing about this country. country. i'd say they are the besti hing about this country. country. i'd say they are the besti thinkibout this country. country. i'd say they are the besti think lizzie'sis country. country. i'd say they are the besti think lizzie's dead ntry. country. i'd say they are the besti think lizzie's dead right and i think lizzie's dead right on the money. in fact, visit britain came to us a few months ago and said, make ago and said, could we make a coronation? tea to take to ierniny—

coronation? tea to take to ierniny ii— coronation? tea to take to germany to serve - 7 tea to take to germany to serve to the king, vnien— germany to serve to the king, vniin ve— germany to serve to the king, vniin ve iii— germany to serve to the king, which we did. _ germany to serve to the king, which we did. 'r: germany to serve to the king, which we did . 'r: g germany to serve to the king, which we did . ' i: g t which we did. and the king came up to tregothnan and said , how up to tregothnan and said, how is this doing for business? is it good for trade? and you bet it's it good for trade? and you bet iii iii— it good for trade? and you bet iii iii iii— it good for trade? and you bet it's good for trade. _ it good for trade? and you bet it's good for trade. - it good for trade? and you bet it's good for trade. the- c g: :7 and you bet it's good for trade. the royal family is the single biggest thing that we can shout about in this country. great for trade, ireii— this country. great for trade, iii iii— this country. great for trade, great for export,— this country. great for trade, great for export, and - tiitr. great for trade, great for export, and we should be reiiiy— great for export, and we should be reiiiy briii— great for export, and we should be really proud them. coins”; be really proud of them. cheers . cneen. — be really proud of them. cheers . cneen. bey— be really proud of them. cheers . cheers. hey love— be really proud of them. cheers . cheers. hey love it— be really proud of them. cheers . cheers. hey love it .- be really proud of them. coins”; cheers. hey love it . thank you . cheers. hey love it. thank you so . cheers. hey love it. thank you i nien— . cheers. hey love it. thank you i niin ii— . cheers. hey love it. thank you i niin ii ny— cheers. hey love it. thank you so much to my brilliant voices. iee— so much to my brilliant voices. iii in— so much to my brilliant voices. lee in bedford,— so much to my brilliant voices. lee in bedford, alan in grimsby. iiiniey— lee in bedford, alan in grimsby. iiiniiy in— lee in bedford, alan in grimsby. ashley in milton— lee in bedford, alan in grimsby. ashley in milton keynes, and iiniinin— ashley in milton keynes, and jonathan there— ashley in milton keynes, and jonathan there in cornwall. iiver— jonathan there in cornwall. iiver-veii- jonathan there in cornwall.- lovely _well, .what lovely all right, well, so what do lovely all right, well, so what ii yii — lovely all right, well, so what ii yii iiinii— lovely all right, well, so what do you think? keep your thoughts iinini— do you think? keep your thoughts iininilii— do you think? keep your thoughts coming-gb-we'll- coming at gb views. we'll try ini—ii— coming at gb views. we'll try ini—ii-iiil coming at gb views. we'll try. and—of-out, but and read some of those out, but iii— and read some of those out, but inii nibbenei— and read some of those out, but this happened today. the iiiiviii— this happened today. the activist group— this happened today. the activist group turning point was briieeiini— activist group turning point was protesting against drag story niir— protesting against drag story ii ii— protesting against drag story ii ii ine— protesting against drag story hour at the honorary pub in iiniin— hour at the honorary pub in london earlier— hour at the honorary pub in london earlier .— hour at the honorary pub in london earlier . these events london earlier. these events nive— london earlier. these events nive been— london earlier. these events have been designed to help kids ieirn— have been designed to help kids learn-diversity— have been designed to help kids learn diversity and learn about diversity and iniiiiiviiy— learn about diversity and inclusivity through drag artists reiiini— inclusivity through drag artists reading stories— inclusivity through drag artists reading stories young reading stories to young iniiiren— reading stories to young children. joining me to talk children. so joining me to talk ibiii— children. so joining me to talk ibiii ibii— children. so joining me to talk about that-ceo— children. so joining me to talk about that-ceo of- children. so joining me to talk about that ceo of turning about that is ceo of turning iiini— about that is ceo of turning iii iii,— about that is ceo of turning point uk, nick— about that is ceo of turning point uk, nick tenconi. nick iiiy— point uk, nick tenconi. nick iiiy, ii— point uk, nick tenconi. nick iiiy, ii iii— point uk, nick tenconi. nick okay, so talk to _ point uk, nick tenconi. nick okay, so talk to me about this demonstration— okay, so talk to me about this demonstration then. how did it niv— demonstration then. how did it niv iii— demonstration then. how did it niv iii i— demonstration then. how did it niv iii ii ii—

demonstration then. how did it how did it go .i _ demonstration then. how did it how did it go ? " iee how did it go? so hi, nana. so the first protest on the oak was 25th of feb. um , 100 cops, the first protest on the oak was 25th of feb. um ,100 cops, a 25th of feb. um, 100 cops, a iiibie— 25th of feb. um, 100 cops, a iiibie ii— 25th of feb. um, 100 cops, a couple of lefties— iz�*ilis um, 100 cops, a couple of lefties masked up, briie— couple of lefties masked up, briie ine— couple of lefties masked up, broke the line— couple of lefties masked up, broke the line ,_ couple of lefties masked up, broke the line , one at a stanley broke the line, one at a stanley inne— broke the line, one at a stanley iniie in— broke the line, one at a stanley knife on them. _ broke the line, one at a stanley knife on them. we— broke the line, one at a stanley knife on them. in; anri;”r:j; �*li knife on them. we were about 15. we knife on them. we were about 15. ire viniei— knife on them. we were about 15. ire viniei ii— knife on them. we were about 15. we wanted to make— knife on them. we were about 15. we wanted to make our— knife on them. in; anri;”r:j; �*li we wanted to make our voices neiri— we wanted to make our voices neiri .— we wanted to make our voices heard , straightforward stuff. heard, straightforward stuff. iben— heard, straightforward stuff. iben ve— heard, straightforward stuff. iben ve iii— heard, straightforward stuff. then we did the— heard, straightforward stuff. then we did the great- heard, straightforward stuff. then we did the great exhibition on the, um, on the 10th of march, took us to the 25th of march, took us to the 25th of march, back on oak , and now here march, back on oak, and now here we are. if i've got my dates right, 29th of april, back on our oak. so this is the trilogy. this is us going back to honour iii,— this is us going back to honour iii, vniin— this is us going back to honour iii, vniin ve— this is us going back to honour oak, which we know is a nest in ierns— oak, which we know is a nest in ierni ii— oak, which we know is a nest in ierni ii ine— oak, which we know is a nest in terms of the established the iinii— terms of the established the iiniin-iii— terms of the established the. honour- pub _terms terms of the established the- honour- pub _terms of honour oak pub and in terms of the honour oak pub and in terms of iii irei— honour oak pub and in terms of iii ii— honour oak pub and in terms of the area of forest— honour oak pub and in terms of the area of forest hill and in ieviinin— the area of forest hill and in lewisham also— the area of forest hill and in lewisham also .— the area of forest hill and in lewisham also . so we now we now lewisham also. so we now we now iniv— lewisham also. so we now we now iniv ibii— lewisham also. so we now we now iniv iii iii— lewisham also. so we now we now know that this is— lewisham also. so we now we now know that this is a— lewisham also. so we now we now know that this is a nest, this is know that this is a nest, this is i— know that this is a nest, this is i iii— know that this is a nest, this is i ii ii— know that this is a nest, this is a hub of far— know that this is a nest, this is a hub of far left extremism , is a hub of far left extremism, of indoctrination— is a hub of far left extremism, of indoctrination of minors all. iini— of indoctrination of minors all. ani ibere-i— of indoctrination of minors all. and there's lots— of indoctrination of minors all. and there's lots of— of indoctrination of minors all. and there's lots of other things i iii— and there's lots of other things i iiiii iiy— and there's lots of other things i could say about— and there's lots of other things i could say about it, but i've iireiiy— i could say about it, but i've iireiiy iiii— i could say about it, but i've already said it— i could say about it, but i've already said it a— i could say about it, but i've already said it a thousand times to already said it a thousand times ii yii— already said it a thousand times ii yii in— already said it a thousand times ii yii in ine— already said it a thousand times to you on the show— already said it a thousand times to you on the show and to other berie.— to you on the show and to other berie-ii— to you on the show and to other berie-ii iii— to you on the show and to other people.-is all-the- to you on the show and to other people. is all the name people. this is all in the name of people. this is all in the name ii-ini— people. this is all in the name ii-ini yive- of inclusion, and you've got yiir— of inclusion, and you've got your-foxcroft's- your vicky foxcroft's of the viii— your vicky foxcroft's of the

world _turningl your vicky foxcroft's of the - world _turning point world calling out, turning point and world calling out, turning point ii iii— world calling out, turning point and our associates— world calling out, turning point and our associates associates as x, and our associates associates as x, y,— and our associates associates as x, v, z— and our associates associates as x, y, z ,_ and our associates associates as x, v, z , vnen— and our associates associates as x, v, z , vnen iii— and our associates associates as x, y, z , when all we've had x, y, z, when all we've had iiiiy— x, y, z, when all we've had iii i— x, y, z, when all we've had iii ii iii— x, y, z, when all we've had today is far left— x, y, z, when all we've had today is far left hooliganism. iii— today is far left hooliganism. iii ni— today is far left hooliganism. iii i ine— today is far left hooliganism. but no one talks— today is far left hooliganism. but no one talks about far left niiiiiiniin— but no one talks about far left hooliganism because it's not iiiiny,— hooliganism because it's not iiiiny, iii— hooliganism because it's not catchy, it's not— hooliganism because it's not catchy, it's not trendy . far catchy, it's not trendy. far ieir— catchy, it's not trendy. far left extremism, - catchy, it's not trendy. far left extremism, far left radicalisation and the and far ieir— radicalisation and the and far left indoctrination and grooming and sexualization_ left indoctrination and grooming and sexualization of minors . so and sexualization of minors. so ibere— and sexualization of minors. so we're there once— and sexualization of minors. so we're there once again. ire. we're there once again. number iirei— we're there once again. number three, bakhmut, honour oak and exactly the same thing happened the first time round and as the second time round aggression , second time round aggression, violence breaking through police lines, assaulting police and all the arrests were on the left side. sam the arrests were on the left side . sam wants to say something side. sam wants to say something brieiiy— side. sam wants to say something brieiiy ii— side. sam wants to say something brieiiy ii yii. — side. sam wants to say something briefly to you. some— side. sam wants to say something briefly to you. some i— r:r::; sam wants to say something briefly to you. some i don't . briefly to you. some i don't. ririi— briefly to you. some i don't. ririi ii— briefly to you. some i don't. ririi ii ir,— briefly to you. some i don't. first of all, i— briefly to you. some i don't. first of all, i don't— briefly to you. some i don't. first of all, i don't understand why you even decided to turn up when you've obviously never been to a drag queen story hour. you don't you don't know what you know, what the content is. you say grooming you say grooming and sexualization. when you have zero idea. well, hold on. what is about is right. zero idea. well, hold on. what is about is right . activists is about is far right. activists like you turning up skinheads looking scary in front of all these children and all these and all this family. nobody, nobody

required you to be there. i didn't know you were i didn't know you were going to say— didn't know you were going to siii—90— didn't know you were going to siy_90-ii say that. let's go back me a iiinneii.— say that. let's go back me a skinhead.iare_ say that. let's go back me a skinhead.iare-for- say that. let's go back me a skinhead. ' ”rz; ”rz;ec7’ skinhead. are you for real? vein — skinhead. are you for real? vein iiin-— skinhead. are you for real? yeah. yeah. you— skinhead. are you for real? yeah. yeah. you just- skinhead. ' ”rz; ”rz;ec7’ yeah. yeah. you just called him a . yeah. yeah. you just called him i-. iei— yeah. yeah. you just called him i-. he's-he's- a skinhead. he's bald. he's not a skinhead. he's bald. he's not i—iiiy- a skinhead. he's bald. he's not i—iiiyiine. | a skinhead. bald okay, fine. iii— a skinhead. bald okay, fine. yii—iiy- a skinhead. bald okay, fine. yii—my iinneri a skinhead. bald okay, fine. i you—my partner is you got it wrong. my partner is bald well, and i'm not bald as well, and i'm not certainly okay certainly not having a go. okay can we get. but i'm saying it's intimidating . can me to intimidating. can i get me to respond? speak. i'm not giving you a time. he just wanted to iii— you a time. he just wanted to iii yii— you a time. he just wanted to ask youlquestion. - you a time. he just wanted to ask youlquestion. i- c he just wanted to ask you question. i didn't ask you a question. i didn't iniv— ask you a question. i didn't iniv-iiini- ask you a question. i didn't- know-going-that. know he was going to say that. iin-i— know he was going to say that. iin-i iii— know he was going to say that. iin-i iii vby— know he was going to say that. don't ask why he— know he was going to say that. don't ask why he turned- know he was going to say that. don't ask why he turned up. yeah. so you why is yeah. so why did you guys why is it yeah. so why did you guys why is ii—yii— yeah. so why did you guys why is ii—yii ii— yeah. so why did you guys why is ii—yii ii ii- yeah. so why did you guys why is it_you to do this? i it important to you to do this? so it important to you to do this? i ii— it important to you to do this? i ii yii— it important to you to do this? ii ii yii vini— it important to you to do this? so if you want to _ it important to you to do this? so if you want to go— it important to you to do this? so if you want to go down, the culture's route. we can culture's a mess route. we can do that. or if you want just do that. or if you want to just go the concerned citizens of go to the concerned citizens of lewisham hill and the lewisham and forest hill and the concerned citizens of parents who are witnessing now only just now what's being taught in schools regards to trans schools with regards to trans terrorism and the ia+ plus mad ness. whether you want to talk ibiii— ness. whether you want to talk about standing— ness. whether you want to talk about standing up— whether you want to talk about standing up for what a man's defined— about standing up for what a man's defined by his duty, you ii— man's defined by his duty, you ii ii— man's defined by his duty, you ii ii ii— man's defined by his duty, you can go at it from— man's defined by his duty, you can go at it from any angle you vini. — can go at it from any angle you iii iii— can go at it from any angle you iii iii in— can go at it from any angle you want. you can go— can go at it from any angle you want. you can go at- can go at it from any angle you want. you can go at it- can go at it from any angle you want. i/rzzr. tei" grzzr c want. you can go at it from the good and evil angle. well, listen, we're running- g: e“r: c g well, listen, we're running out of iine. — listen, we're running out of iine. iii— listen, we're running out of time. it's really— listen, we're running out of time. it's really good to talk

to _tomorrow- time. it's really good to talk. to _tomorrow we're to you. i know tomorrow we're iiini— to you. i know tomorrow we're iiini-ibeiiini- to you. i know tomorrow we're going-speaking to- to you. i know tomorrow we're going speaking to scott going to be speaking to scott iiieni— going to be speaking to scotti iiieni—ii nugent as well with regard to all nugent as well with regard to iiilinii. — nugent as well with regard to all-that. thank— nugent as well with regard to all that. thank you so much all of that. thank you so much for all of that. thank you so much iin—iiniinii for talking to us, nick tenconi. ie-i— he's the ceo of turning point. niv— he's the ceo of turning point. nii-iinii— he's the ceo of turning point. now-honour-pub- he's the ceo of turning point. now honour pub of now the honour oak pub of breviiiiiy— now the honour oak pub of previously regard to previously said with regard to ii— previously said with regard to this-protesting- previously said with regard to this protesting drag this and protesting at drag siiry— this and protesting at drag iii iii— this and protesting at drag story hour, we— this and protesting at drag story hour, we have been made ii— story hour, we have been made ii ine— story hour, we have been made aware of the plans— story hour, we have been made aware of the plans to protest our event and— aware of the plans to protest our event and are grateful to ibiii— our event and are grateful to iniie vni— our event and are grateful to those who have— our event and are grateful to those who have offered to attend in those who have offered to attend in-viin— those who have offered to attend in-viiniii- those who have offered to attend in-viiniii yii- in solidarity with us. if you ieei— in solidarity with us. if you ieei iiie— in solidarity with us. if you feel safe and— in solidarity with us. if you feel safe and join us, feel safe and able to join us, bieiie— feel safe and able to join us, bieiie iine— feel safe and able to join us, please come along. noting that our event will— please come along. noting that our event will be _ please come along. noting that our event will be a display of iieer— our event will be a display of iieer riy— our event will be a display of iieer riy ini— our event will be a display of queer joy and solidarity, ask queerjoy and solidarity, we ask you— queerjoy and solidarity, we ask yii ii— queerjoy and solidarity, we ask yii ii nii— queerjoy and solidarity, we ask yii ii nii nii— queerjoy and solidarity, we ask you to not not to— queerjoy and solidarity, we ask you to not not to engage with any— you to not not to engage with iny briieiii— you to not not to engage with iny briieiii ii— you to not not to engage with any protests as they are not iiiiini— any protests as they are not looking conversation on. looking for a conversation on. iini— looking for a conversation on. iini-nii— looking for a conversation on. and-not dignify- looking for a conversation on. and not dignify the and we will not dignify the biiiiry— and we will not dignify the biiiiry vin— and we will not dignify the biiiiry iii i— and we will not dignify the bigotry with a response. well i mean, you know,— bigotry with a response. well i mean, you know, people should be iiiivei— mean, you know, people should be allowed-protest— mean, you know, people should be allowed protest about allowed to protest about iineinini— allowed to protest about something if— allowed to protest about something if they don't like it. ierie— something if they don't like it. people should— something if they don't like it. people should allowed to people should be allowed to iiiniiy-— people should be allowed to iiiniiy—nive- people should be allowed to country. have the country. so parents have the iniiee— country. so parents have the iniiee ii— country. so parents have the choice to choose— country. so parents have the choice to choose if their kids vini— choice to choose if their kids vini inii. — choice to choose if their kids want this. well,— choice to choose if their kids want this. well, listen, joining me want this. well, listen, joining ne-iizzie— want this. well, listen, joining me-lizzie cundy- want this. well, listen, joining me lizzie cundy and me now, lizzie cundy and sam vaier.— me now, lizzie cundy and sam iine-iii.— me now, lizzie cundy and sam dowler.-will. let's- me now, lizzie cundy and sam dowler. will. let's move on dowler. we will. let's move on iiin— dowler. we will. let's move on in inii. — dowler. we will. let's move on from that. let's— dowler. we will. let's move on from that. let's do— dowler. we will. let's move on from that. let's do some quick iviii.— from that. let's do some quick iviii-vin— from that. let's do some quick iviii-vin .— from that. let's do some quick kwasi. win . right? 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buzzer, please, please play iiini— buzzer, please, please play iiini ii— buzzer, please, please play along at home.— buzzer, please, please play along at home. right. let's see. iieiiiin— along at home. right. let's see. iieiiiin ine— along at home. right. let's see. question one uber_ along at home. right. let's see. question one uber has rolled out a question one uber has rolled out i iiniiei— question one uber has rolled out a new limited service in london, but a new limited service in london, iii iii— a new limited service in london, bii vnii ii— a new limited service in london, but what is it?— a new limited service in london, but what is it? is— a new limited service in london, but what is it? is it,— a new limited service in london, but what is it? is it, a, skateboards?- but what is it? is it, a, skateboards? b bookable horse and skateboards? b bookable horse ini irinieii— skateboards? b bookable horse and carriages or— skateboards? b bookable horse and carriages or c, rentable canoes ? lizzie— and carriages or c, rentable canoes ? lizzie cundy i'm going canoes? lizzie cundy i'm going for canoes? lizzie cundy i'm going i i— canoes? lizzie cundy i'm going i i .— canoes? lizzie cundy i'm going i i , iii— canoes? lizzie cundy i'm going i i , iii ine— canoes? lizzie cundy i'm going for b , it's the old— canoes? lizzie cundy i'm going for b , it's the old horse. for b, it's the old horse. iiriei— for b, it's the old horse. iiriei i— for b, it's the old horse. horses. i want- for b, it's the old horse. horses. i want rentable canoes. ciniei— horses. i want rentable canoes. ciniei iei— horses. i want rentable canoes. ciniei iii iii— horses. i want rentable canoes. canoes yes, it's a— horses. i want rentable canoes. canoes yes, it's a bookable nirie— canoes yes, it's a bookable nirie iini— canoes yes, it's a bookable horse. and carriage. rentable canoes where— horse. and carriage. rentable canoes where are _ horse. and carriage. rentable canoes where are you going to iii— canoes where are you going to iii iii— canoes where are you going to iii iii in— canoes where are you going to iii iii in ine— canoes where are you going to go? just on the thames, you fool . iii— go? just on the thames, you fool . iii iii. — go? just on the thames, you fool . you fool. the— go? just on the thames, you fool . you fool. the y— go? just on the thames, you fool . you fool. the y in— go? just on the thames, you fool . you fool. the y in light of ine— . you fool. the y in light of the coronation— . you fool. the y in light of the coronation uber, are iiierni— the coronation uber, are offering bookable horse and iirriiie— offering bookable horse and carriage-mean. offering bookable horse and carriage-mean ,i offering bookable horse and carriage mean , i carriage services. i mean, i bribiny— carriage services. i mean, i bribiny iie— carriage services. i mean, i probably use-of- carriage services. i mean, i probably use of those, but i probably use one of those, but i get probably use one of those, but i ier—ivil get a bit bored. question two iiie— get a bit bored. question two irie-irinee- get a bit bored. question two true prince william is true or false? prince william is rebirieiiy— true or false? prince william is rebirieiiy-be- true or false? prince william is reportedly-be the- true or false? prince william is reportedly be the star reportedly going to be the star of reportedly going to be the star ii i— reportedly going to be the star ii i ne— reportedly going to be the star of a new documentary, or of a new documentary, true or iiiiei— of a new documentary, true or iiiiei ibiii— of a new documentary, true or false? lizzie cundy. false. ieiiie— false? lizzie cundy. false. l ieiiiie—iiini false? lizzie cundy. false. - because—going to because william isn't going to do because william isn't going to ii-iirry— because william isn't going to ii-iirryinini - because william isn't going to do harry thing. �*iiii’“eic r:r:::r because william isn't going to do harry thing. r:r:::r do the harry thing. what do you ibinii iiie— do the harry thing. what do you think? false. i— do the harry thing. what do you think? false. i think— do the harry thing. what do you think? false. i think true- think? false. i think true beii— think? false. i think true becauselmight- “(7 false. i think true because might be “

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iiier— to return to work in the uk iiier even— to return to work in the uk after seven years of living in iii— after seven years of living in iii inieieii— after seven years of living in los angeles? is— after seven years of living in los angeles? is it— after seven years of living in los angeles? is it a, adele b, iinei— los angeles? is it a, adele b, iinei cirien— los angeles? is it a, adele b, james corden or— los angeles? is it a, adele b, james corden or what is it? no, it's james corden or what is it? no, iii iinei— james corden or what is it? no, it's james corden— james corden or what is it? no, it's james corden . _ james corden or what is it? no, it's james corden . c it's james corden. it's james, is it's james corden. it's james, ii iii in— it's james corden. it's james, ii iii in nii— it's james corden. it's james, is it? i'm not going- it's james corden. it's james, is it? i'm not going to- it's james corden. c 7 i'm not going to pretend is it? i'm not going to pretend nyne— is it? 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according to the chair for the bbc? according ii—iiii- the chair for the bbc? according ii—iiiilyiii the chair for the bbc? according iilyei-iiiilyiii the chair for the bbc? according to .yes for-40% .youl the chair for the bbc? according to yes for the 40% you the chair for the bbc? according to yes for the overwhelmingi said yes for the overwhelming niririiy. — said yes for the overwhelming niririiy. ii— said yes for the overwhelming niririiy. ii yii— said yes for the overwhelming majority. if you said no . well, majority. if you said no. well, iiini— majority. if you said no. well, iiini yii— majority. if you said no. well, ian yii ii— majority. if you said no. well, thank you so much to my fabulous iinei. — thank you so much to my fabulous panel. broadcaster— thank you so much to my fabulous panel. broadcaster and columnist ibiii— panel. broadcaster and columnist iizzie ciniy.— panel. broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy. lizzie— panel. broadcaster and columnist lizzie cundy. lizzie cundy , lizzie cundy. lizzie cundy, iiini— lizzie cundy. lizzie cundy, iiini yii— lizzie cundy. lizzie cundy, thank you very— lizzie cundy. lizzie cundy, thank you very lovely to thank you very much. lovely to ieel— thank you very much. lovely to ieel iini— thank you very much. lovely to see-. and-politicall see you. and also to political commentator— see you. and also to political commentator sam dowler. sam vaiei— commentator sam dowler. sam vaiei iiini— commentator sam dowler. sam davies, thank-very- commentator sam dowler. sam davies, thank very much . davies, thank you very much. iiini— davies, thank you very much. iiini yii— davies, thank you very much. iiini yii ii— davies, thank you very much. thank you so-it's- davies, thank you very much. thank you so it's lovely thank you so much. it's lovely to thank you so much. it's lovely ii iii— thank you so much. it's lovely ii ii ii— thank you so much. it's lovely to talk to .and _ thank you so much. it's lovely to talk to-and as- thank you so much. it's lovely to talk to and as ever, to talk to you. and as ever, iiini— to talk to you. and as ever, iiini-yii- to talk to you. and as ever, iiini-yii ii- to talk to you. and as ever, thank you at home for thank you to you at home for yiir—iianny- thank you to you at home for yiir—iianny ii| thank you to you at home for- your-company as well. your wonderful company as well. now— your wonderful company as well. niv, iirnirrivv— your wonderful company as well. now, tomorrow, i'll— your wonderful company as well. now, tomorrow, i'll be joined by the now, tomorrow, i'll be joined by iii-ine— now, tomorrow, i'll be joined by

the _the fabulous- now, tomorrow, i'll be joined by the the fabulous christine the usual the fabulous christine iiniiiin— the usual the fabulous christine iiniiiin ini— the usual the fabulous christine hamilton and of— the usual the fabulous christine hamilton and of course, danny ieiiy— hamilton and of course, danny ieiiy. iiie— hamilton and of course, danny kelly. take care.— hamilton and of course, danny kelly. take care. i— hamilton and of course, danny kelly. take care. i look forward to kelly. take care. i look forward ii ieeini— kelly. take care. i look forward ii ieeini yii— kelly. take care. i look forward to seeing you tomorrow 3:00. to seeing you tomorrow at 3:00. do to seeing you tomorrow at 3:00. bi nii— to seeing you tomorrow at 3:00. bi nii ii— to seeing you tomorrow at 3:00. do not go anywhere. loads more on do not go anywhere. loads more inn-evi iii— do not go anywhere. loads more on.news, but i'll— do not go anywhere. loads more on news, but i'll leave you on gp news, but i'll leave you vin— on gp news, but i'll leave you with—weather.- on gp news, but i'll leave you. with _weather. enjoy with the fabulous weather. enjoy it. with the fabulous weather. enjoy ii. _weiiine— with the fabulous weather. enjoy it. _welcome to- with the fabulous weather. enjoy it. welcome to your it. hello. welcome to your iireii— it. hello. welcome to your latest weather— it. hello. welcome to your latest weather from it. hello. welcome to your- latest weather-from the latest weather update from the iiei— latest weather update from the iiei-inn— latest weather update from the. met-i'm-petagna. met office. i'm marco petagna. we hold to on fairly showery conditions over conditions across the uk over the next couple of days, but things next things will turn drier into next week starts to rise week as pressure starts to rise and see some warm sunshine and we'll see some warm sunshine at times too low pressures generally in charge the generally in charge at the moment these moment given these fairly showery conditions. but notice pressure there as we head pressure rising there as we head into of next week into the early part of next week . it's that promises to . and it's this that promises to bnng . and it's this that promises to bring conditions bring the quieter conditions certainly week , certainly by tuesday next week, back to this evening into the overnight showers overnight period. showers from the towards west the word go out towards the west and they'll elsewhere and they'll develop elsewhere across and western across the northern and western parts head into early parts as we head into the early hours of those hours of sunday. some of those showers quite heavy locally on the side with a clearer the thundery side with a clearer skies down towards the south—east the south—east and up towards the north—east. we'll north—east. and here we'll see some conditions, some fairly chilly conditions, too . temperatures close too. temperatures are close to freezing few spots freezing across a few spots towards of towards the north—east of scotland . as for sunday itself, scotland. as for sunday itself, we'll showers from the word go out towards the west, becoming

more through more widespread as we go through the . i think it's the day. i think it's a south—east england. south—east of england. best place on to some bright place to hold on to some bright weather the weather throughout into the afternoon showers afternoon on whereas the showers out turning out towards the west turning locally even thundery locally heavy and even thundery particularly across parts of northern think here northern ireland. i think here we could see some quite torrential downpours the torrential downpours into the afternoon. temperatures doing well in the south—east in the sunshine, to or sunshine, up to 18 or 19 degrees. cooler though, towards the and the north—east of scotland and heading the evening, the heading into the evening, the showers migrate their showers tend to migrate their way eastwards across the so way eastwards across the uk. so we see some developing we start to see some developing across south—east across the south—east of england. fewer showers. meanwhile developing out towards the through the north—west. so through sunday some clearer sunday night, some clearer spells developing with sunday night, some clearer sjfairlyieveloping with sunday night, some clearer sjfairly cloudying with sunday night, some clearer sjfairly cloudy skies with sunday night, some clearer sjfairly cloudy skies on with sunday night, some clearer sjfairly cloudy skies on the with a fairly cloudy skies on the whole into the overnight period. those temperatures do hold up fairly well across the board lows range 7 to 11 lows in the range 7 to 11 celsius. as for monday , with celsius. as for monday, with a fair few, showers are still expected across the east and south—east of england . a bit of south—east of england. a bit of showery rain, too, across the north scotland, but north of scotland, but elsewhere, day on the elsewhere, a quieter day on the whole. bright or sunny whole. some bright or sunny spells and spells developing and temperatures quite temperatures still doing quite well time of year in well for the time of year in that they do that sunshine, as they will do as we tuesday and as we head into tuesday and wednesday. pressure

wednesday. with pressure starting . so plenty of starting to rise. so plenty of fine weather come. perhaps fine weather to come. perhaps a bit more cloud towards the north of uk heading into the of the uk heading into the middle part of the week. that's it. soon. bye

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