at 11:00, i'm rory smith in the gb news room. more than 1888 people on 21 flights have been evacuated from sudan. the majority of them being british nationals . the government says nationals. the government says the final flight is yet to leave the final flight is yet to leave the airfield near khartoum, even though it was scheduled for 6:00 this evening. well, earlier , this evening. well, earlier, deputy prime minister oliver dowden held a cobra meeting in downing street to discuss the security situation in the country. he said rescue operations ended following a significant decline in the number of british nationals coming forward to flee. mr dowden denied the government would abandon those who've been

unable to make it to the airfield on time . the prime airfield on time. the prime minister has hit out at protesters who slow traffic, calling them selfish saboteurs . calling them selfish saboteurs. rishi sunak told the sun on sunday that he wants to put a stop to those who use this tactic as a cause is too much pubuc tactic as a cause is too much public disruption. minister labour's plan to push through measures that will allow officers to stop activists. so walking after similar legislation was rejected by the lords . but opposition parties lords. but opposition parties accused the prime minister of hollow promises and chasing headune hollow promises and chasing headline to distract from his failure to tackle crime . failure to tackle crime. protesters in israel have blocked a busy highway as protests over the country's judicial overhaul continue. activists have left the main routes of the demonstration to cause major disruption to motorists where israeli police are attempting to remove the

protesters back in the main route. drone footage shows tens of thousands of people waving israeli flags in a square in tel aviv in protest against plans by the country's government to have control over the appointment of judges. control over the appointment of judges . the israeli president judges. the israeli president has urged both sides to reach a compromise in the 17th consecutive week of demonstrations . great ormond demonstrations. great ormond street hospital has been granted exemptions to allow nurses to continue working during upcoming strike action over the bank holiday. the children's hospital has expressed concerns about staffing as royal college of nursing workers prepare to walk out from 8 pm. tomorrow until monday evening in their ongoing dispute over pay . it comes as dispute over pay. it comes as health workers belonging to the gmb union accepted a 5% pay offer from the government yesterday. union officials will now vote to accept the offer at

a meeting of the nhs staff council next week . read council next week. read representatives from the nation's faith communities will play nation's faith communities will play an active role in the king's coronation on for the first time in history , when king first time in history, when king charles is crowned next weekend. leaders from jewish, hindu, sikh , muslim and buddhist groups will deliver a greeting to the king in unison the archbishop of canterbury says the service will be foremost an act of christian worship. but that new elements will reflect the diversity of modern society . staying with modern society. staying with royal news and buckingham palace has unveiled the gowns that king charles will wear for the coronation. one of the special garments is a gold silk coat trimmed with gold lace . it was trimmed with gold lace. it was originally made for king george's coronation in 1911. while some of the gowns haven't been worn in 70 years since queen elizabeth's coronation . in

queen elizabeth's coronation. in 1953 . tv online dab+ radio and 1953. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news nato . it's on tune in. this is gb news nato .wsfime on tune in. this is gb news nato . it's time for headliners . . it's time for headliners. hello hello and welcome to headliners.— hello hello and welcome to headliners. i'm— hello hello and welcome to headliners. i'm leo- hello and welcome to headliners. i'm leo kearse and wm.— headliners. i'm leo kearse and with me— headliners. i'm leo kearse and with me for— headliners. i'm leo kearse and with he tor a— headliners. i'm leo kearse and with me for a quick stroll through— with me for a quick stroll through tomorrow's top news stories— through tomorrow's top news stories we— through tomorrow's top news stories are the— through tomorrow's top news stories are the man himself, stewe— stories are the man himself, stewe h— stories are the man himself, steve in allen— stories are the man himself, steve in allen and the woman hetsett— steve in allen and the woman hetseit ,— steve in allen and the woman herself , cressida_ steve in allen and the woman herself , cressida wetton. how herself, cressida wetton. how are herself, cressida wetton. how vou— herself, cressida wetton. how you teth— herself, cressida wetton. how are you both doing .7 pretty good. are you both doing? pretty good. pretty— are you both doing? pretty good. ihettw good.— are you both doing? pretty good. pretty good. yeah.— are you both doing? pretty good. pretty good. yeah. right, cool . pretty good. yeah. right, cool. vow— pretty good. yeah. right, cool. you wont— pretty good. yeah. right, cool. you don't sound— pretty good. yeah. right, cool. you don't sound very convincing . i you don't sound very convincing . i meth— you don't sound very convincing . i have— you don't sound very convincing . i mean, have you— you don't sound very convincing . i mean, have you just had some hat— . i mean, have you just had some hat netw— . i mean, have you just had some hat tith— . i mean, have you just had some bad news from a— . i mean, have you just had some bad news from a doctor, steve? it bad news from a doctor, steve? it was— bad news from a doctor, steve? it tutt— bad news from a doctor, steve? it iwst a— bad news from a doctor, steve? it was just a chance. that was a really— it was just a chance. that was a really risky intro that you might misgendered either might have. misgendered either one because you might have. misgendered either one know. because you might have. misgendered either one know. so because you might have. misgendered either one know. so ifiecause you might have. misgendered either one know. so if we'ree you might have. misgendered either one know. so if we're trying never know. so if we're trying to cancelled, that would to get you cancelled, that would have good way to do it. have been a good way to do it. so this is this is gb news, not the—anyway,- so this is this is gb news, not the _anyway, let's the guardian tv. anyway, let's have—through- have a quick look through tomorrow's— have a quick look through. tomorrow's—the tomorrow's front pages. the swhttw— tomorrow's front pages. the sunday telegraph has this

scientist. — sunday telegraph has this scientist. in scientist. i support badenoch in our war on wokery._ scientist. i support badenoch in our war on wokery. the observer has— our war on wokery. the observer has swimw— our war on wokery. the observer has starmer. i'll— our war on wokery. the observer has starmer. i'll be— our war on wokery. the observer has starmer. i'll be bolder than hith— has starmer. i'll be bolder than hitit th— has starmer. i'll be bolder than blair on public— has starmer. i'll be bolder than blair on public service reform . blair on public service reform. the— blair on public service reform. the hati— blair on public service reform. the htit th— blair on public service reform. the mail on sunday has we are all the mail on sunday has we are hit ihwitet— the mail on sunday has we are all invited to— the mail on sunday has we are all invited to swear our ttiegithte— all invited to swear our allegiance to- all invited to swear our allegiance to the king. the sunday— allegiance to the king. the sunday times— allegiance to the king. the sunday times has archbishop will ask hittiths— sunday times has archbishop will ask millions to— sunday times has archbishop will ask millions to pledge allegiance— ask millions to pledge allegiance to their king. the sunday— allegiance to their king. the sunday mirror— allegiance to their king. the sunday mirror has £150 million on security— sunday mirror has £150 million on security hikes— sunday mirror has £150 million on security hikes up coronation hiii. — on security hikes up coronation hiii. whi— on security hikes up coronation bill. and finally— on security hikes up coronation bill. and finally ,_ on security hikes up coronation bill. and finally , the sunday bill. and finally, the sunday thresh— bill. and finally, the sunday txwess has— bill. and finally, the sunday express has king's solemn vow to sewe— express has king's solemn vow to sewe wt— express has king's solemn vow to sewe it hit. — express has king's solemn vow to serve us all. anyway, that's the tent— serve us all. anyway, that's the tent pages— serve us all. anyway, that's the tent pages .— serve us all. anyway, that's the front pages . and— serve us all. anyway, that's the front pages . and let's have front pages. and let's have a eeeet— front pages. and let's have a eeeet teet— front pages. and let's have a closer look at— front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages. — closer look at those front pages. whet— closer look at those front pages. what have they got in the tent— pages. what have they got in the tent towe— pages. what have they got in the front cover of— pages. what have they got in the front cover of the— pages. what have they got in the front cover of the sunday ietegtehh— front cover of the sunday telegraph, steve? they go on that— telegraph, steve? they go on that desantis_ telegraph, steve? they go on that desantis kemi badenoch stew— that desantis kemi badenoch stew thet— that desantis kemi badenoch story that mentioned. story that you mentioned. i support— story that you mentioned. i support-eh- story that you mentioned. i ewppett-eh t- story that you mentioned. i support-on a warl support badenoch on a war on wokery and this is where you get me my thing again as soon me doing my thing again as soon as the word wokeist used. oh we end up almost having pointless end up almost having a pointless discussion. that discussion. it's a word that means two means opposite things to two different groups, which means

any on it any statement founded on it becomes circular logic. wokeist bad . what you mean by woke? bad. what do you mean by woke? i i think we know what i think. i think we know what thew— i think. i think we know what they meth— i think. i think we know what they hw— i think. i think we know what they mean by it.— i think. i think we know what they mean by it. so they mean they mean by it. so they mean the weaponization_ they mean by it. so they mean the weaponization of victimhood to the weaponization of victimhood te-egehte. — the weaponization of victimhood te-egehte. ahe- to drive an agenda. and heeieetw— to drive an agenda. and basically all— to drive an agenda. and basically all the bad stuff like drag— basically all the bad stuff like drag queens— basically all the bad stuff like drag queens h— basically all the bad stuff like drag queens in schools, you thew.— drag queens in schools, you knew hit— drag queens in schools, you knew hit yew— drag queens in schools, you know. did you see the point, though— know. did you see the point, though et— know. did you see the point, though, of saying like woke is hete— though, of saying like woke is hate — though, of saying like woke is hate whet— though, of saying like woke is bad? what does— though, of saying like woke is bad? what does it- though, of saying like woke is bad? : l , 55h: bad? what does it mean? bad means you've got at least it's tautology. when it ever means you've got at least it's tautmejy. when it ever means you've got at least it's tautme tellthen it ever means you've got at least it's tautme tell men it ever means you've got at least it's tautme tell me the it ever means you've got at least it's tautme tell me the good ever means you've got at least it's tautme tell me the good meaning tell me tell me the good meaning of tell me tell me the good meaning eht-eh— tell me tell me the good meaning eht-eh ,— tell me tell me the good meaning eht-eh , yew— tell me tell me the good meaning of-mean , you know- tell me tell me the good meaning of mean , you know that of woke. i mean, you know that heepte— of woke. i mean, you know that some people think— of woke. i mean, you know that some people think it's good, though.— some people think it's good,i though—sew though. no, some people say, oh, it—eweeheee- it just means awareness of teethi— it just means awareness of racial—social. it just means awareness of- racial_social issues, racial issues and social issues, which— racial issues and social issues, which te— racial issues and social issues, which is i— racial issues and social issues, which is i mean,— racial issues and social issues, which is i mean, that would be great— which is i mean, that would be greetlthet-e— which is i mean, that would be greatlthat's what— great if that's what anybody teet— great if that's what anybody ever took it— great if that's what anybody ever took it to _ great if that's what anybody ever took it to mean. but that might— ever took it to mean. but that might he— ever took it to mean. but that might he a— ever took it to mean. but that might be a chance that you don't move in-circles_ might be a chance that you don't move in-circles of— might be a chance that you don't move in circles of people move in the circles of people whe— move in the circles of people who think— move in the circles of people who think it— move in the circles of people who think it means good things. yeah— who think it means good things. veeh hut— who think it means good things. yeah but i— who think it means good things. yeah, but i don't— who think it means good things. yeah, but i don't move in the cities— yeah, but i don't move in the circles-idiots— yeah, but i don't move in the circles-idiots-i'ml circles of idiots because i'm het— circles of idiots because i'm hetlitiet. — circles of idiots because i'm not-idiot. -well,- circles of idiots because i'm not idiot. well, that's not an idiot. oh, well, that's what— not an idiot. oh, well, that's what that— not an idiot. oh, well, that's what that-they're. not an idiot. oh, well, that's. what that-they're not what that means. they're not mutually concepts. what that means. they're not mutuawon't concepts. what that means. they're not mutuawon't matter concepts. what that means. they're not mutuawon't matter because )ts. what that means. they're not mutuawon't matter because you but it won't matter because you won't end up as president. but it's have this it's nice that they have this discussion. that discussion. it's nice that america or someone in america who power remembers who might have power remembers that little old uk a thing who might have power remembers that littlforld uk a thing who might have power remembers that littlforld while a thing who might have power remembers that littlforld while it thing who might have power remembers that littlforld while it feels because for a while it feels like special arrangement, like this special arrangement,

this relationship was this special relationship was kind of one we were kind of one way. we were slightly ghosted. if we slightly ghosted. yeah, if we had relationship, kind had a relationship, they kind of they'd biden they'd moved on. but biden eteetiw— they'd moved on. but biden hearty-ewe- they'd moved on. but biden clearly-care about. clearly doesn't care about when he—eeitiee- clearly doesn't care about when he _ selfies with - clearly doesn't care about when he selfies with jerry he was taking selfies with jerry aethe— he was taking selfies with jerry aethelheh— he was taking selfies with jerry adams,lman who— he was taking selfies with jerry adams, man who was, you know, adams, a man who was, you know, teeheheihie— adams, a man who was, you know, teeheheihie tet— adams, a man who was, you know, responsible for murders and hehhihge— responsible for murders and bombings and— responsible for murders and bombings and involved in all the ire-e— bombings and involved in all the ira's activities— bombings and involved in all the ira's activities ._ bombings and involved in all the ira's activities . yeah. “43?“ ira's activities. yeah. yeah, tetttiw. — ira's activities. yeah. yeah, tetttiw. i— ira's activities. yeah. yeah, totally. i think i think desantis is a bigger fan of the uk, isn't he? just a shame you went— uk, isn't he? just a shame you went te— uk, isn't he? just a shame you won't do anything— c 27 just a shame you won't do anything because l 7 just a shame you won't do anything because trump witt— won't do anything because trump will. definitely.— won't do anything because trump will. definitely. so _ won't do anything because trump will. definitely. so it's all irrelevant. _ will. definitely. so it's all irrelevant. “43?“ l irrelevant. yeah, it's all pointless. you think? you think trump's definitely, definitely going polls. going to get in in the polls. he's well. it's he's doing really well. it's tite— he's doing really well. it's like something— he's doing really well. it's like something ridiculous, like a like something ridiculous, like the— like something ridiculous, like the point— like something ridiculous, like a 46 point lead— like something ridiculous, like a 46 point lead or something ewetheth— hei over him. yeah. i mean, he could. go jail, but could. he could go to jail, but apparently in their constitution, there's nothing to stop you running the country from prison cells. from from your prison cells. from jail. it's going to be luke miall. yeah. fantastic just got a tweet. pablo escobar . a tweet. pablo escobar. brilliant. he's going to be he's going make sort of going to make some sort of luxurious cell and continue luxurious jail cell and continue running his empire. running running his empire. he's running , mate. his running mate will have—trem- , mate. his running mate will. have _from shawshank. his running mate will haveget from shawshank. his running mate will haveget him from shawshank. his running mate will haveget him stuff,)m shawshank. his running mate will haveget him stuff, which iwshank. just get him stuff, which i eewtt— just get him stuff, which i eewit eee— just get him stuff, which i could see that— just get him stuff, which i could see that happening. anyway.— could see that happening.

anyway, mowing— could see that happening. anyway, moving on.- could see that happening. anyway, moving on. let's see what's on the front cover of the observer. chris okay. starmer i'll be bolder— observer. chris okay. starmer i'll be bolder than— starmer i'll be bolder than blair on hwhtie— i'll be bolder than blair on public service— i'll be bolder than blair on public service reform . now, public service reform. now, i ten-t— public service reform. now, i teh-t thew— public service reform. now, i don't know whether that's a good thing— don't know whether that's a good thing et— don't know whether that's a good thing or e— don't know whether that's a good thing or a hat— don't know whether that's a good thing or a bad thing. labour chiet— thing or a bad thing. labour chiet htetgee— thing or a bad thing. labour chief pledges aid to first time hwwete. — chief pledges aid to first time hwwete. wett— chief pledges aid to first time buyers. well that sounds tenteetie— buyers. well that sounds fantastic. i'm— buyers. well that sounds fantastic. i'm up for that. you teth— fantastic. i'm up for that. you. heth—hwttipie fantastic. i'm up for that. you- heth—hwttipie . both homeowners. oh, multiple. multiple ilustre . okay. no, that multiple ilustre. okay. no, that eewhet— multiple ilustre. okay. no, that eewnet geot— multiple ilustre. okay. no, that eewnet geet .— multiple ilustre. okay. no, that sounds good . doesn't.- iiele okay. no, that sounds good . doesn't. there's no sounds good. doesn't. there's no teteii— sounds good. doesn't. there's no teteit here.— sounds good. doesn't. there's no detail here. tuition— sounds good. doesn't. there's no detail here. tuition fees are tetamget— detail here. tuition fees are revamped, though, among policy targete— revamped, though, among policy twgete. i— revamped, though, among policy targets. i mean,— revamped, though, among policy targets. i mean, revamp , be targets. i mean, revamp, be egeeitie— targets. i mean, revamp, be specific. more— targets. i mean, revamp, be specific. more tuition fees or tees— specific. more tuition fees or test .— specific. more tuition fees or test . i— specific. more tuition fees or less. i think— specific. more tuition fees or less. i think that's a direction gwite— less. i think that's a direction quite important.— less. i think that's a direction quite important. i'm going to assume less ._ quite important. i'm going to assume less . and they've also assume less. and they've also got— assume less. and they've also get e— assume less. and they've also get e story— assume less. and they've also got a story about— assume less. and they've also got a story about women's rugby. we-we— got a story about women's rugby. we've won some— got a story about women's rugby. we've won some rugby, wheetehttw— we've won some rugby, apparently, which is very exciting— apparently, which is very exciting .— apparently, which is very exciting . as— apparently, which is very exciting . as you know, i'm exciting. as you know, i'm a hwge— exciting. as you know, i'm a hwge eeette— exciting. as you know, i'm a huge sports fan— exciting. as you know, i'm a huge sports fan .- exciting. as you know, i'm a huge sports fan . we've won huge sports fan. we've won egeihet— huge sports fan. we've won against the— huge sports fan. we've won against the french. so that's geet— against the french. so that's good, ieh-t— against the french. so that's get, em ite— against the french. so that's good, isn't it? are you rugby eeehie— good, isn't it? are you rugby heeete e — good, isn't it? are you rugby heeete t we.— good, isn't it? are you rugby people ? no, no.- good, isn't it? are you rugby people ? with �*" good, isn't it? are you rugby people ? \i:::i �*" e good, isn't it? are you rugby people ? with �*" e f people? no, no. but if it comes to women's rugby, still no . but to women's rugby, still no. but beating the french, i imagine you're in favour of. no, i'm an enormous francophile. i love

nothing more than poor customer service and stepping in dog poo plastic. fantastic. there's also a plastic. fantastic. there's also e stew— plastic. fantastic. there's also e etew ehewt— plastic. fantastic. there's also a story about the— it. fantastic. there's also a story about the coastguard ieewihg— a story about the coastguard leaving migrants adrift. leaving channel migrants adrift. so leaving channel migrants adrift. se thie— leaving channel migrants adrift. se thie te— leaving channel migrants adrift. se this is h— leaving channel migrants adrift. so this is in november. not a geet— so this is in november. not a geet time— so this is in november. not a geet time te— so this is in november. not a good time to be— so this is in november. not a good time to be the sea. 20 good time to be in the sea. 20 zit— good time to be in the sea. 20 ziie teete— good time to be in the sea. 20 2119 boats were— good time to be in the sea. 20 2119 boats were left, so 440 heehie— 2119 boats were left, so 440 heeete tett— 2119 boats were left, so 440 people left adrift . and this is people left adrift. and this is weighty— people left adrift. and this is probably because of staffing iewete. — probably because of staffing iewete. se— probably because of staffing levels. so these- probably because of staffing levels. so these were boats that were that were left from france to come to the uk and obviously the a lot of the time they see the a lot of the time they see the coastguard is the people who pick them up and take them for the final leg of the journey. so they were drifting. and this is i mean, it speaks to the sheer volumes boats that have volumes of boats that have been setting off from france that there weren't enough coast guards to actually even even deal with these calls. well, no, guards to actually even even dthinkith these calls. well, no, guards to actually even even dthink they'ree calls. well, no, guards to actually even even dthink they're quite ;. well, no, guards to actually even even dthink they're quite busy, l, no, i think they're quite busy, aren't they were aren't they? maybe they were having— aren't they? maybe they were hewihg- i — aren't they? maybe they were hewihg-i teh-t- aren't they? maybe they werei having-i don't know. having a day off. i don't know. teth— having a day off. i don't know. veeh se— having a day off. i don't know. yeah so calls— having a day off. i don't know. yeah so calls for— having a day off. i don't know. yeah so calls for more staff . yeah so calls for more staff. hete— yeah so calls for more staff. have yew— yeah so calls for more staff. have you get— yeah so calls for more staff. have you get my— yeah so calls for more staff. have you got any opinions? well, firstly , i wouldn't well, firstle , i wouldn't have well, firstly, i wouldn't have put— well, firstly, i wouldn't have ewt thet— well, firstly, i wouldn't have put that picture— well, firstly, i wouldn't have put that picture above that stew—et- story because it kind of looks tite— story because it kind of looksi tite—heeete like they're celebrating people being— like they're celebrating people heihg emitt— like they're celebrating people being adrift. that's just ewtwett— being adrift. that's just - awkward—page. being adrift. that's just- awkward_page. but awkward for the front page. but tee— awkward for the front page. but tee-the— awkward for the front page. but also -the worst- awkward for the front page. but also the worst picture. also it's not the worst picture. the— also it's not the worst picture. the—published- also it's not the worst picture. l the—published. yeah, the guardian's published. yeah, not week. yeah. the

the guardian's published. yeah, not-week. yeah. the but- not this week. yeah. the but the— not this week. yeah. the but the em— not this week. yeah. the but the em thie— not this week. yeah. the but also on this story, it's very easy— also on this story, it's very easy te— also on this story, it's very easy to -tribal,- also on this story, it's very- easy to -tribal, -actually easy to get tribal, but actually you— easy to get tribal, but actually yew-tetimitew— easy to get tribal, but actually you-definitely be- easy to get tribal, but actually you definitely be favour you can definitely be in favour of you can definitely be in favour et saying— you can definitely be in favour et eewihg ew— you can definitely be in favour of saying our migration eitwetiem— of saying our migration situation-not- of saying our migration situation not good and you situation is not good and you teh-t— situation is not good and you teh-t tite— situation is not good and you don't like the— situation is not good and you don't like the idea of people being— don't like the idea of people being tett— don't like the idea of people being left adrift. let's this teem-t— being left adrift. let's this doesn't have— being left adrift. let's this doesn't have to- being left adrift. let's this doesn't have to be one to have a tew—i— doesn't have to be one to have a tew—i thiht- doesn't have to be one to have a row—i think even,i row on. yeah, and i think even, you— row on. yeah, and i think even, wew thew,— row on. yeah, and i think even, you knew heeete— row on. yeah, and i think even, you know, people trying you know, people who are trying to you know, people who are trying te—ee— you know, people who are trying to_as economic- to come here as economic migtehte— to come here as economic migtehte i— to come here as economic migrants i mean that understand thew— migrants i mean that understand they went— migrants i mean that understand they want t— migrants i mean that understand they want a better— migrants i mean that understand they want a better life for themselves— they want a better life for themselves . _ they want a better life for themselves . "cat they want a better life for themselves. "i; they want a better life for themselves . "i; they want a better life for- themselves . they want to come to themselves. they want to come to themselves. they want to come to the uk. i'm sure a lot of them would love to contribute. they're not all criminals and all the rest of it. so. so yeah , mean, is this is , i mean, this is this is tragic. whichever way you look at really need to at it. and we really need to toughen border control to toughen up our border control to prevent the loss of life as well as, you know, preserve our integrity. moving on, what of the mail on sunday? got in the front cover. steve an offer effectively about the king by the way , king charles you can the way, king charles you can see they've got the special new edition magazine where edition of the magazine where a young prince charles looks more like john travolta from grease. but i do think if he's on the hem— but i do think if he's on the hem hege— but i do think if he's on the hem hwge et— but i do think if he's on the front page of that magazine, it ehewitm-t— front page of that magazine, it ehewith-t he— front page of that magazine, it shouldn't be called you. it ehewit— shouldn't be called you. it

ehewit he— shouldn't be called you. it should be -one.- shouldn't be called you. it should be one. it was a should be called one. it was a eimeie— should be called one. it was a eimete ewe.— should be called one. it was a simple error.-know- should be called one. it was a simple error. know why simple error. i don't know why thew— simple error. i don't know why thew-w.— simple error. i don't know why thew-it, hwt- simple error. i don't know why they-it, but we - simple error. i don't know why they-it, but we are. they didn't do it, but we are all they didn't do it, but we are hit ihwitet— they didn't do it, but we are all invited to— they didn't do it, but we are all invited to swear our allegiance.— all invited to swear our allegiance. - all invited to swear our allegiance. all invited to swear our- allegiance. trust-to be allegiance. trust you to be pernickety about pronouns. yeah, pronoun yeah, exactly. my pronoun is eme—eettetl one. he's got that sorted, teem-t— one. he's got that sorted, teeeh-t-we- one. he's got that sorted, doesn't-we swear doesn't he? but we can all swear ettegiehee— doesn't he? but we can all swear ettegiehee-tihg— doesn't he? but we can all swear allegiance-king at- doesn't he? but we can all swear allegiance king at home, allegiance to the king at home, tighte— allegiance to the king at home, .ggge_.ggm,- allegiance to the king at home, right?_right, mate.. right? no, you're right, mate. ite— right? no, you're right, mate. it-e-tewtei— right? no, you're right, mate. it's-feudal times. - right? no, you're right, mate. it's feudal times. so you it's not feudal times. so you meet— it's not feudal times. so you emet hei- — it's not feudal times. so you crack on, pal. -a- it's not feudal times. so you crack on, pal. a good one. crack on, pal. have a good one. hwt— crack on, pal. have a good one. hwt-ett— crack on, pal. have a good one. hwt-ett-we-tel but it's really odd that we're all but it's really odd that we're at being— but it's really odd that we're at heihg-te- but it's really odd that we're all being to pledge all being invited to pledge etiegiemee— all being invited to pledge allegiance, at allegiance, but we're so good at this. — allegiance, but we're so good at this. -ihis— allegiance, but we're so good at this. -this reminds- allegiance, but we're so good at this. -this reminds mel this. this is. this reminds me of you know, clapping of the nhs, you know, clapping for the nhs. it's like we're all doing together public. and doing it together in public. and once in once you've declared it in public, it. public, then you're stick to it. but will people do this? will they— but will people do this? will thew—ewt- but will people do this? will thew—ewt ehtl but will people do this? will- they_out and stand they actually come out and stand on they actually come out and stand eh—eht— they actually come out and stand on_and declare- on the doorstep and declare thei— on the doorstep and declare their—te- on the doorstep and declare their—to king- their allegiance to king chetteee — their allegiance to king charles? lattice their allegiance to king charles? while ll �*" i: their allegiance to king- charles? well, we'll find out, won't well, you going to won't we? well, are you going to do i'm going to stand. do it? i'm going to stand. well, i got real front door, i haven't got a real front door, but i'm going to stand britain. you have front door you don't even have a front door to you don't even have a front door te tethere— you don't even have a front door te teetete yew— you don't even have a front door to declare your allegiance to the— to declare your allegiance to the-im— to declare your allegiance to the-i-m geihg- to declare your allegiance to the i'm going stand in the king. i'm going to stand in the king. i'm going to stand ini the—geimg the doorway and i'm just going to the doorway and i'm just going te—whet- the doorway and i'm just going te—whet the- to wait and see what the heighhewte— to wait and see what the neighbours do. chit" e to wait and see what the neighbours do. cit» e neighbours do. i don't know. they,— neighbours do. i don't know. etew iiewimg— neighbours do. i don't know. okay, moving on.— neighbours do. cit» e okay, moving on. what's on the hem— okay, moving on. what's on the hem et— okay, moving on. what's on the hem et the— okay, moving on. what's on the front of the sunday mirror? chie— front of the sunday mirror? chris skudder_ front of the sunday mirror? chris skudder £150 million on eeewtitw— chris skudder £150 million on security hikes— chris skudder £150 million on security hikes up— chris skudder £150 million on security hikes up coronation hiii. — security hikes up coronation hiii. se—

security hikes up coronation bill. so that's— security hikes up coronation bill. so that's quite- security hikes up coronation bill. i: security hikes up coronation bill. so that's quite a lot, isn't it? but i think this is going to be a relatively a relatively frugal coronation compared to times gone by. are you aware of some of the historical examples of this? so this is this is an example from 1821, king george the fourth ascended the throne. he insisted on one of the most outlandish coronation scenes in british history and insisted that everyone he ruled should be dressed in tudor and stuart penod dressed in tudor and stuart period dress, which cost £45,000. but in those days that was about 4 million. in today's money. so my point is historic . money. so my point is historic. actually. there have been some pretty crazy. well 4 million in today's money. i mean this this thie— today's money. i mean this this one's this one's— today's money. i mean this this one's this one's going- : i mean this this one's this one's going to cost zeo— one's this one's going to cost 250 miitieh— one's this one's going to cost 250 million in— one's this one's going to cost 250 million in today's money, it's 250 million in today's money, it-elhit— 250 million in today's money, it-elhit me— 250 million in today's money, it's bit more. well, it's a bit more. well, eeeetemttw- it's a bit more. well, apparently that's that's less them— apparently that's that's less them it— apparently that's that's less than is het— apparently that's that's less than £3 per head. i: than £3 per head. so i'd rather hete— than £3 per head. so i'd rather have a £3. could— than £3 per head. so i'd rather have a £3. could get- than £3 per head. so i'd rather have a £3. could get a- than £3 per head. i: 17:5 could get a tesco have a £3. could get a tesco meet— have a £3. could get a tesco meet teet— have a £3. could get a tesco meal deal. well— have a £3. could get a tesco meal deal. well i— 17:5 could get a tesco meal deal. well i could have teet— meal deal. well i could have teet wett— meal deal. well i could have last year hyperinflation. last year before hyperinflation. wett— last year before hyperinflation. wet-— last year before hyperinflation. weii- thie— last year before hyperinflation. well-, this isn't- last year before hyperinflation. well , this isn't so. e well yeah, this isn't so. it's tet— well yeah, this isn't so. it's tet teete— well yeah, this isn't so. it's tet teste .— well yeah, this isn't so. it's bad taste . whatever they spend, bad taste. whatever they spend, it's going to be taste in it's going to be bad taste in this isn't it? well, this climate, isn't it? well, chipping in to help because he's made off the back of made a few quid off the back of the biscuits. know, he's

the biscuits. so, you know, he's not the biscuits. so, you know, he's met geet. — the biscuits. so, you know, he's met geet. wette— the biscuits. so, you know, he's not poor. maybe-could- etf so, you know, he's not poor. maybe could stump etf so, you know, he's notatoor. maybe could stump 3it so, you know, he's nota bit. maybe could stump 31 so, you know, he's nota bit ofiaybe could stump 31 so, you know, he's nota bit of this. could stump 31. so, you know, he's nota bit of this. could stump 31.. so, you know, he's nota bit of this. "tituld stump 31.. so, you know, he's nota bit of this. j.1 imp 31.. so, you know, he's nota bit of this. j.1i:::i�*p up a bit of this. the duchy of cornwall yeah i mean, cornwall money? yeah i mean, that'd see. i mean, that'd be nice to see. i mean, obviously grudge the obviously i don't grudge the royal having a having royal family having a having a big, is. it's big, big occasion. it is. it's not. it's not every. every week you new yeah. so you have a new king. yeah. so yeah. we're going yeah. and obviously we're going to of state from all to have heads of state from all around the world attending and we need to make there we need to make sure there is nobody, know, putting bombs we need to make sure there is no bins, know, putting bombs we need to make sure there is nobins, anythingputting bombs we need to make sure there is no bins, anything like ng bombs we need to make sure there is no bins, anything like that. mbs in bins or anything like that. so we do need the security and also good, it? it's also it's good, isn't it? it's going bring also it's good, isn't it? it's going-bring revenue.- going bring revenue. and also it's good, isn't it? it's- goinglbring revenue. and the going to bring revenue. and the geet— going to bring revenue. and the geet-hete— going to bring revenue. and the geet-hewe-e- going to bring revenue. and the geet-hewe-e wewi poor old pubs have had a very tittiewtt— poor old pubs have had a very difficult—andl difficult few years. yeah. and were—ge- difficult few years. yeah. andi we-te—ge-eht we're all going to go out and wise— we're all going to go out and e gtess— we're all going to go out and raise a glass aren't we. �*ft�*izgl raise a glass aren't we. well yeah-— raise a glass aren't we. well yeah. amt— raise a glass aren't we. well yeah- amt it— raise a glass aren't we. well yeah. and if 12— raise a glass aren't we. well yeah. and if 12 people get around think that's the around it i think that's the cost today's prices cost covered at today's prices anyway. the front anyway. that's the front pages deau anyway. that's the front pages dealt got dealt with coming up we've got edgy cartoons guardian edgy cartoons in the guardian police goalposts in a police moving the goalposts in a shadowy snp plot . i'll see you shadowy snp plot. i'll see you in a couple of minutes.

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te heettihets— to gb news radio. welcome back to headliners with— to gb news radio. welcome back to headliners with me,— c15 \. 33: welcome back to headliners with me, leo, titstem— to headliners with me, leo, titsteh .— to headliners with me, leo, kirsten , the— to headliners with me, leo, kirsten , the comedian steve kirsten, the comedian steve attem— kirsten, the comedian steve the mt— kirsten, the comedian steve allen and cressida wetton, who we iwst— allen and cressida wetton, who we just learned— allen and cressida wetton, who we just learned doesn't have a tem— we just learned doesn't have a tent teet— we just learned doesn't have a front door anyway— we just learned doesn't have a front door anyway , moving on, front door anyway, moving on, ticking— front door anyway, moving on, ticking thihgs— front door anyway, moving on, kicking things off with the express— kicking things off with the express mt— kicking things off with the express and the guardian has gene— express and the guardian has gehe trem— express and the guardian has gone from dear— express and the guardian has gone from dear starmer to dear stetmet— gone from dear starmer to dear stetmet with— gone from dear starmer to dear starmer with this— gone from dear starmer to dear starmer with this anti—semitic eeeemwt— starmer with this anti—semitic eeeemh . — starmer with this anti—semitic cartoon . steve— starmer with this anti—semitic cartoon . 14:33" 3: cartoon. steve yeah, so they had a cartoon of ousted bbc chairman richard sharp. you think? fair enough. lots to lampoon there. i wonder what they went with and wrong is what they went with. they went with anti—semitic tropes. why there are so many other things. and actually what annoys this story annoys me about this story is that could have spent the day that we could have spent the day talking actual issues talking about the actual issues . been talking . instead, we've been talking about anti—semitic about is this anti—semitic cartoon, anti—semitic? it is. we've the got we've got the we've got a theme— we've got the we've got a hietwte et— we've got the we've got a picture of the— we've got the we've got a picture of the cartoon there. so you— picture of the cartoon there. so wew eem-t— picture of the cartoon there. so you sent — picture of the cartoon there. so you can't see. it's— picture of the cartoon there. so you can't see. it's all in the hettem— you can't see. it's all in the hettem tett— you can't see. it's all in the bottom left hand- you can't see. it's all in the bottom left hand corner. you tem-t— bottom left hand corner. you tem-t retit— bottom left hand corner. you don't really know. it's the anti—semitic— don't really know. it's the anti—semitic tropes until you teews— anti—semitic tropes until you teews im— anti—semitic tropes until you teews im em— anti—semitic tropes until you focus in on that— anti—semitic tropes until you focus in on that box. and what he-s— focus in on that box. and what he-s whet— focus in on that box. and what he-s whet he-s— focus in on that box. and what he's what he's carrying. there we ge— he's what he's carrying. there we ge .— he's what he's carrying. there we ge . zeemet— he's what he's carrying. there we go . zoomed in. there's we go. zoomed in. there's a sgwit— we go. zoomed in. there's a sgwit. there-s— we go. zoomed in. there's a squid. there's somebody with an enormous nose— squid. there's somebody with an enormous nose ._ squid. there's somebody with an enormous nose . i— squid. there's somebody with an enormous nose . i think there's enormous nose. i think there's gett— enormous nose. i think there's gett eis— enormous nose. i think there's gett im— enormous nose. i think there's gold coins in there. it's gold

wtittem— gold coins in there. it's gold wtittem em— gold coins in there. it's gold written on the— gold coins in there. it's gold written on the box. there's, there-s— written on the box. there's, thete-s e— written on the box. there's, there's a lot— written on the box. there's, there's a lot there to, to pick thtewgh— there's a lot there to, to pick thtewgh it— there's a lot there to, to pick through if and— there's a lot there to, to pick through if and there's loads thet— through if and there's loads that thew— through if and there's loads that they could— through if and there's loads that they could have gone with the eetwet— that they could have gone with the actual news— that they could have gone with the actual news story . ll the actual news story. still sheeting— the actual news story. still sheeting se— the actual news story. still shocking so he— the actual news story. still shocking so he helps to line up a loan which is guaranteed by some by some boris johnson cousin . but the question that's cousin. but the question that's not answered is where does the 0.8 million actually come from? we don't know that. why don't we spend day talking about spend the day talking about that, would be a there's that, which would be a there's backbencher can't get backbencher mps who can't get a ticket to go to somewhere nice without having to register it. meanwhile the actual prime minister 0.8 million go minister was like 0.8 million go on pocket. not on their back pocket. we're not talking because they talking about that because they foolish this foolish and stupidly did this cartoon which they shouldn't have not to defend him but but the artist has has explained that he didn't intend any. oh i thought the picture was- : : " e “311i“: oh i thought the picture was still there—stit- thought the picture was still there—said thati there isn't he. he said that thet— there isn't he. he said that that emit— there isn't he. he said that that only she— there isn't he. he said that that only 3% of— there isn't he. he said that that only 3% of the cartoon was emti—semitie— that only 3% of the cartoon was emti—semitie .— that only 3% of the cartoon was anti—semitic , which i don't anti—semitic, which i don't think— anti—semitic, which i don't thimt hes— anti—semitic, which i don't think he's very— anti—semitic, which i don't think he's very good at maths, emit— think he's very good at maths, emw ste— think he's very good at maths, only 3% anti—semitic. the point he we— only 3% anti—semitic. the point he was making was that the bulk of the cartoon is boris on the pile of what's the right word to

use excrement. thank you so he tetemtimg— use excrement. thank you so he was defending it,— 133; 3331131337“. thank you so he was defending it, saying 13:3; 3331131337“. thank you so he was defending it, saying that we're not defending it. he's sewing— we're not defending it. he's sewimg he-s— we're not defending it. he's saying he's not— we're not defending it. he's saying he's not defending it. it temihie— saying he's not defending it. it was terrible series— saying he's not defending it. it was terrible series of mistakes. hwt— was terrible series of mistakes. hwtlhim— was terrible series of mistakes. hwtlhim he-s— was terrible series of mistakes. but him, he's saying that but for him, he's saying that hemis— but for him, he's saying that items-tite— but for him, he's saying that boris-pile and- but for him, he's saying that boris pile and the bins boris on the pile and the bins are boris on the pile and the bins ere—hett- - are the important part. wetetw-s— are the important part. nobody's boris nobody's complaining about boris on it's the on the pile. it's the anti—semitic we anti—semitic tropes. and we see and wouldn't be such an and this wouldn't be such an issue if it wasn't recurrent through the left as through through the left as espoused in the guardian. they've been champions of momentum and jeremy corbyn. and you know, we've seen how that ended. also, the argument of it's only a small part of it. this anti—semitic is exactly the etgwmemt— this anti—semitic is exactly the same argument from the day to day same argument from the day to tew with— same argument from the day to tew with stewe— same argument from the day to day with steve coogan. oh, no. i thewght— day with steve coogan. oh, no. i thewght it— day with steve coogan. oh, no. i thewght it es— day with steve coogan. oh, no. i thought it was hilarious. i thewght— thought it was hilarious. i thewght it— thought it was hilarious. i thought it wasn't- thought it was hilarious. g e e “133; no thought it was hilarious. i- thought it wasn't three. no one died. that bit is exactly the argument here. this is one good thing— argument here. this is one good thimg ehewt— argument here. this is one good thing about rishi.— argument here. this is one good thing about rishi. at— 33. “313 this is one good thing about rishi. at least 331. “313 this is one good thing about rishi. at least we thew— thing about rishi. at least we knew me— thing about rishi. at least we know no one's— thing about rishi. at least we know no one's going to hold memew— know no one's going to hold money over rishi other than his whe— money over rishi other than his wite ianvwav- — money over rishi other than his wife ianyway. moving - money over rishi other than his wife “g 3“ wife. anyway. moving on. we've got the telegraph now and the police have found a way to bring down burglaries. they're going to recording them. cressida to stop recording them. cressida pretty much. police move goalposts— pretty much. police move goalposts so— pretty much. police move goalposts so they- 33” 1 police move goalposts so they can count fewer— goalposts so they can count fewer burglaries. so essentially

amie— fewer burglaries. so essentially amie a— fewer burglaries. so essentially amie a home— fewer burglaries. so essentially arnie a home burglary used to ind...— arnie a home burglary used to include anything— arnie a home burglary used to include anything that was part of your— include anything that was part of your home. — include anything that was part of your home. but now there's potentially— of your home. but now there's potentially we're— of your home. but now there's potentially we're not going to ind...— potentially we're not going to include-and— potentially we're not going to include and outbuildings , include sheds and outbuildings, which,— include sheds and outbuildings, which, n— include sheds and outbuildings, which, n-out— include sheds and outbuildings, which, it-out are- include sheds and outbuildings, which, it-out are a- include sheds and outbuildings, which, it out are a major which, it turns out are a major part— which, it turns out are a major part of— which, it turns out are a major part of burglaries— which, it turns out are a major part of burglaries because typically— part of burglaries because typically ,— part of burglaries because typically, i— part of burglaries because typically , i don't know if typically, i don't know if you-ve— typically, i don't know if you-ye done— typically, i don't know if you've done lot of burgling, you've done a lot of burgling, but— you've done a lot of burgling, but-tum— you've done a lot of burgling, but-tum up- you've done a lot of burgling, but-turn up with. you've done a lot of burgling, but turn up with the but you don't turn up with the equipment— but you don't turn up with the equipment that— but you don't turn up with the equipment that you're going to use because you could look gum,— use because you could look guilty—donel use because you could looki guilty—done it. use because you could look. guilty—done it. i guilty before you've done it. i think—guy- think it's like in that guy rich,— think it's like in that guy rich, is— think it's like in that guy rich, islin_ think it's like in that guy rich, is in snatch think it's like in that guy rich, islin snatch you think it's like in that guy rich, carryn snatch you think it's like in that guy rich, carry the|atch you think it's like in that guy rich, carry the tools you think it's like in that guy rich, carry the tools of your)u can't carry the tools of your cr-me— can't carry the tools of your wm.— can't carry the tools of your crime with you?— can't carry the tools of your crime with you.7 so the can't carry the tools of your crime with you? so the garden shed. — crime with you? so the garden shed. yes.— crime with you? so the garden shed. ves- so— crime with you? so the garden shed. yes. so it's— crime with you? so the garden shed. yes. so it's a- crime with you? so the garden shed. “35 ”33mg shed. yes. so it's a really important place . in addition to important place. in addition to that,— important place. in addition to that, of— important place. in addition to that, of course,— important place. in addition to that, of course, now— f in addition to that, of course, now everybody's working— that, of course, now everybody's working from — that, of course, now everybody's working from home, so sheds up arri— working from home, so sheds up and down— working from home, so sheds up and iowrr irre— working from home, so sheds up and down the country have been turned— and down the country have been irrrrei inro— and down the country have been turned into offices— and down the country have been turned into offices in a field wiri— turned into offices in a field wiiir mirrors.— turned into offices in a field with laptops. and it equipment, rpprrerriiy— with laptops. and it equipment, rpprrerriiy-rroi- with laptops. and it equipment, apparently. not good. apparently. so this is not good. arri— apparently. so this is not good. ari-you— apparently. so this is not good. ari-you say,— apparently. so this is not good. and-you say, it's— apparently. so this is not good. and you say, it's just looks and as you say, it's just looks iike— and as you say, it's just looks iiie ii-s— and as you say, it's just looks iiie ii-s going— and as you say, it's just looks like it's going to— and as you say, it's just looks like it's going to look like ieiier— like it's going to look like better reporting. it looks like the better reporting. it looks like ire—going- better reporting. it looks like ire—going io- better reporting. it looks like ttie—going to 90 the numbers are going to go down.— the numbers are going to go iowrr. iri— the numbers are going to go iowrr. iii irr— the numbers are going to go down. but in fact, they've just moved— moved the goalposts and the poure— moved the goalposts and the pence—iris- moved the goalposts and the police this before. moved the goalposts and thei police—this before. moved the goalposts and the. police—this before. i police have done this before. i i— police have done this before. i i know— police have done this before. i mean, i know i— police have done this before. i mean, i know i-about- police have done this before. i mean, i know i-about isi mean, i know i know about 15 years ago, 20 years they years ago, 20 years ago, they were they trying to record were they were trying to record attempted as criminal attempted burglaries as criminal damage because it just damage because it was just damage because it was just damage to the door and the door

frame. there's more of the frame. so there's more of the same, steve, think if they same, steve, i think if they keep in this direction, we could really get numbers down. if really get the numbers down. if we kitchens, no we stop including kitchens, no ore-kiicierrs— we stop including kitchens, no one - kitchens the - we stop including kitchens, no one kitchens the same one lives in kitchens the same ring.— one lives in kitchens the same mini—irr- one lives in kitchens the same. mire—ire iiere thing. bathrooms you're in there for, thing. bathrooms you're in there fer-irre— thing. bathrooms you're in there fer-ireii err— thing. bathrooms you're in there for,-half an hour?- thing. bathrooms you're in there for, half an hour? if for, what, half an hour? if yer-re— for, what, half an hour? if yer-ree-- for, what, half an hour? if yer-ree- geei- for, what, half an hour? if you're a good one, for, what, half an hour? if- you're-a good one, you you're having a good one, you reeiiy— you're having a good one, you reeiiy-ii— you're having a good one, you can really-it-to- you're having a good one, you can really it to maybe can really get it down to maybe ire— can really get it down to maybe iuei—wiiil just rooms with bedrooms, with ieie— just rooms with bedrooms, with eerie—tiere- just rooms with bedrooms, with beds—then the- beds in them, and then the numeri— beds in them, and then the number-cases- beds in them, and then the number cases would be minimal beds in them, and then the nlooker cases would be minimal beds in them, and then the nlook how cases would be minimal beds in them, and then the nlook how good would be minimal beds in them, and then the nlook how good this ld be minimal beds in them, and then the nlook how good this country inimal beds in them, and then the nlook how good this country is. nal . look how good this country is. iieii— . look how good this country is. iieii-iei— . look how good this country is. iieii-iei ei— . look how good this country is. well-lot of people- well there's a lot of people iivirre— well there's a lot of people living-studio— well there's a lot of people living studio flats. . living in studio flats. it weuiir-i— living in studio flats. it wouldn't help, - living in studio flats. it wouldn't help, though, would it? but a shed but they don't have a shed either. so yeah, i that's either. so yeah, i mean, that's irre— either. so yeah, i mean, that's ire—wiri- either. so yeah, i mean, that's the—with london.i the trouble with with london. i merry-gei— the trouble with with london. i merry-gee iike- the trouble with with london. i mean, got like three the trouble with with london. i mean, living got like three the trouble with with london. i mean, living tot like three the trouble with with london. i mean, living to each three the trouble with with london. i mean, living to each room, so people living to each room, so yer-e— people living to each room, so yer-re—ie- people living to each room, so you're—be able. people living to each room, so you're—be able toj you're not going to be able to do you're not going to be able to ie a— you're not going to be able to ie a irrgiery— you're not going to be able to do a burglary anyway. we've got irre— do a burglary anyway. we've got iire eueriierr— do a burglary anyway. we've got the guardian now— do a burglary anyway. we've got the guardian now with some good news._are setting. news. the democrats are setting up trump to be the next preeiierri. — up trump to be the next- president. _america president. steve. and america doesn't care. apparently. biden v trump. the is unenthused by v trump. the us is unenthused by the problem with that word is it's so close euthanized. i it's so close to euthanized. i really headline. i really misread this headline. i wasn't happening, really misread this headline. i wasthey happening, really misread this headline. i wasthey say happening, really misread this headline. i wasthey say and happening, really misread this headline. i wasthey say and this happening, really misread this headline. i wasthey say and this is ppening, really misread this headline. i wasthey say and this is in ening, really misread this headline. i wasthey say and this is in theig, but they say and this is in the observer issue is that it's observer the issue is that it's two old white men. i don't think that's bored . that's why people are bored. it's the same it's like it's the same sequel. it's like another with sylvester another film with sylvester stallone and arnie in it. we get it. oh, that sounds good. is it

coming out soon? coming out soon, i'm sure it is. so it's like ross and rachel. as soon as they've no one they've done it once, no one cared. so joe, so old that if he does actually get a second term, his vp will probably be a psychic medium. but it's not just he's actually just the age. he's actually managed stuff. managed to achieve some stuff. and your political and if that's your political persuasion, he's managed to pass some over there. but some some laws over there. but it's the fact that we're just reliving rehashing the same fight again. would fight again. it would be more interesting people interesting if younger people were, not just because their were, but not just because their age better, just because you age is better, just because you don't want be the same. don't want it to be the same. it's not going to be two other 86 olds going having a go 86 year olds going having a go at it. so you want at it. so you just want freshness to american politics. well, absolutely. well, yeah, absolutely. and joe eiier-e— well, yeah, absolutely. and joej eiier-e—ie-e biden's already come out. he's erriy—irie- biden's already come out. he's. eniy—nie campaign only just announced his campaign and-aireaiy— only just announced his campaign and-already come— only just announced his campaign and already come and and he's already come out and made— and he's already come out and made-enormous- and he's already come out and made enormous saying made this enormous gaffe saying i'm made this enormous gaffe saying in nei— made this enormous gaffe saying in nci going— made this enormous gaffe saying in noi going io— made this enormous gaffe saying i'm not going to get re—elected , yore— i'm not going to get re—elected , voie nor— i'm not going to get re—elected , vote for donald— i'm not going to get re—elected , vote for donald trump. that's iaeicaiiy— , vote for donald trump. that's basically that's— , vote for donald trump. that's basically that's basically what he basically that's basically what me said.— basically that's basically what he said-should— basically that's basically what he said. should vote for he said. we should all vote for domain— he said. we should all vote for domain-nac- he said. we should all vote for donald-was it- he said. we should all vote for donald _was it was. donald trump. it was it was comeining— donald trump. it was it was something those something along those lines. ne— something along those lines. ii-e-i-ve— something along those lines. ii-e-i-ve goi- something along those lines. it's-i've got the- something along those lines. it's i've got the video it's amazing. i've got the video on-ininer— it's amazing. i've got the video on - twitter exciting - it's amazing. i've got the video on twitter exciting because on my twitter exciting because we on my twitter exciting because ne—goingl on my twitter exciting because rye—going ioi we don't know if he's going to make— we don't know if he's going to make-noi- — we don't know if he's going to make-noi- i— we don't know if he's going to make-not. i mean,- we don't know if he's going to make not. s373 make it or not. i mean, there's already something for the bookies and bookies there, isn't there? and

if then you've if he doesn't, well, then you've got woman of colour coming in got a woman of colour coming in anyway. so there's still everything or a man everything to play for or a man of colour. if it's donald trump, it's of colour. if it's donald trump, ii-e inci— of colour. if it's donald trump, no me noi— of colour. if it's donald trump, me me no a— of colour. if it's donald trump, it's just not a colour- f ” if it's donald trump, it's just not a colour that anybody-c— it's just not a colour that anybody's it's anybody's seen before. but it's iniereciing— anybody's seen before. but it's interesting guardian interesting that the guardian managea— interesting that the guardian managed-oi- interesting that the guardian managed of being managed to, on top of being anti—semitic— managed to, on top of being- anti—semitic_managed anti—semitic today, they managed to anti—semitic today, they managed io ne— anti—semitic today, they managed io ie ageici— anti—semitic today, they managed to be ageist and— anti—semitic today, they managed to be ageist and racist with mic— to be ageist and racist with this headline. _ to be ageist and racist with this headline. it's too old nniie— this headline. it's too old one men— this headline. it's too old white men, sexist and sexist. ine— white men, sexist and sexist. ine moie— white men, sexist and sexist. the triple the— white men, sexist and sexist. the triple the triumvirate. raniaeiic— the triple the triumvirate. fantastic amazing stuff. anyway, moving— fantastic amazing stuff. anyway, moving on— fantastic amazing stuff. anyway, moving on, we've— fantastic amazing stuff. anyway, moving on, we've got the observer— moving on, we've got the observer now— moving on, we've got the observer now with what seems iine— observer now with what seems iiie caca— observer now with what seems like cast iron— observer now with what seems like cast iron proof that counci— like cast iron proof that council staff— like cast iron proof that council staff have been slacking off. creeciia— council staff have been slacking off. cressida this— council staff have been slacking off. cressida this is fantastic. an undeniable— off. cressida this is fantastic. an undeniable success.- off. cressida this is fantastic. an undeniable success. first uk council trial of four day week set to be extended . can you set to be extended. can you believe it? a council has tried working a four day week and in their opinion it's been a raging success and they'd like to do it for another 12 months. isn't that amazing? i know what you're thinking. all thinking. how do they get all their well, their work done? well, apparently been no drop apparently there's been no drop in productivity levels from 0 to 0. isn't that amazing ? so, 88.5% o. isn't that amazing? so, 88.5% nave— o. isn't that amazing? so, 88.5% have said— 0. isn't that amazing? so, 88.5% have said they like this. they'd like to carry on. weirdly, 11.5%

have said they don't like it. so is that unhappy marriages? i don't know. maybe there's a reaiiy— don't know. maybe there's a reaiiy gooe— don't know. maybe there's a really good vending- 33“ c maybe there's a really good vending machine. i ion-i— really good vending machine. i ion-i mow.— really good vending machine. i ion-i mow. i— really good vending machine. i don't know. i don't know. i ion-i— don't know. i don't know. i ion-i mow.— don't know. i don't know. i don't know. fantastic. - don't know. i don't know. i don't know. fantastic. this even appues don't know. fantastic. this even applies to binmen, which i think is because i think bin men look busy. don't they, you know. well, yeah. and being a bin man, man-c.— well, yeah. and being a bin man, man-e. inane— w3“ and being a bin man, that's. that's something that's. inane— that's. that's something that's. that's measured.— that's. that's something that's. that's measured. well you know the productivity there is measurable.— the productivity there is- measurable.-worked measurable. when i worked for the measurable. when i worked for ine-,— measurable. when i worked for ine-, mere— measurable. when i worked for the-, there were- measurable. when i worked for the , there were lot of the council, there were a lot of people— the council, there were a lot of people - shuffling - the council, there were a lot of people shuffling papers people just shuffling papers aroma-i— people just shuffling papers aroma—ire- people just shuffling papers around._be a. people just shuffling papers. around._be a sort around. it seemed to be a sort of around. it seemed to be a sort oi—pyramii- around. it seemed to be a sort. of_pyramid scheme, of some sort of pyramid scheme, emgioymeni— of some sort of pyramid scheme, employment system for people who did employment system for people who iii ierriiie— employment system for people who did terrible degrees. _ employment system for people who did terrible degrees. but surely we're in favour— did terrible degrees. but surely we're in favour of— did terrible degrees. but surely we're in favour of measuring oncom— we're in favour of measuring onipni rainer— we're in favour of measuring output rather than input . 433i output rather than input. yep. so output rather than input. yep. so ii— output rather than input. yep. so if may-re— output rather than input. yep. so if they're right— output rather than input. yep. so if they're right about the output, i mean i'd be surprised to see if they manage it with the men, they say the bin men, although they say they're get i to they're going to get like i to better plan the route. but that is you could that is one where you could use that route anyway and in five days you more bins and you could cover more bins and maybe have to wait maybe we don't have to wait two weeks bins are weeks before all the bins are collected. to live collected. why do i have to live in my filth? but if you in my own filth? but if you actually working actually are working in an office as long as you're getting the output done, it should be about the that's

about measuring the work that's done, not measuring your control over isn't it over your minions. but isn't it obvious— over your minions. but isn't it oivionc inan— over your minions. but isn't it obvious that they— over your minions. but isn't it obvious that they just- ” " but isn't it obvious that they just weren't working— obvious that they just weren't working very— obvious that they just weren't working very hard before and iney— working very hard before and- iney—conncii-c they even said 80? the council's ieaier—ii-e— they even said 80? the council's leader-it'slgift- leader said we're it's a gift for— leader said we're it's a gift for working— leader said we're it's a gift for working much more intensely and working— for working much more intensely and working smarter. why were you noi— and working smarter. why were you noi working— and working smarter. why were you not working more intensely ani— you not working more intensely and working— you not working more intensely and working smarter before? inane— and working smarter before? inai-e nnai— and working smarter before? that's what most people do in men— that's what most people do in men..— that's what most people do in men. wein— that's what most people do in their-. well, that's- their jobs. well, that's ridiculous.— their jobs. well, that's ridiculous. but they're tired from— ridiculous. but they're tired from an— ridiculous. but they're tired from all the— ridiculous. but they're tired from all the previous four days work. — from all the previous four days work. lanai— from all the previous four days work. ithat fifth- from all the previous four days work. ithat fifth one,- from all the previous four days work. �*" work. so that fifth one, they really can't achieve much. really just can't achieve much. i know. anyway the sunday i don't know. anyway the sunday ingress— i don't know. anyway the sunday ingress-inan— i don't know. anyway the sunday express-that the - i don't know. anyway the sunday express that the brave express reveals that the brave vigiianiee— express reveals that the brave vigilantes fighting back against saiig— vigilantes fighting back against saiig man-e— vigilantes fighting back against sadiq khan's hated ulez scheme . sadiq khan's hated ulez scheme. iney-re— sadiq khan's hated ulez scheme. iney-re con— sadiq khan's hated ulez scheme. iney-re eon oi— sadiq khan's hated ulez scheme. they're sort of like— sadiq khan's hated ulez scheme. they're sort of like robin hood, but they're sort of like robin hood, ini-. — they're sort of like robin hood, ini-. sieve— they're sort of like robin hood, but-. steve they're- they're sort of like robin hood,. but-. steve they're called but better. steve they're called blade runners as well, which is going trademark issue. going to be a trademark issue. but enough, gang of but fair enough, this gang of people are challenging the ulez cameras by attacking them. and firstly, i'm not in favour of criminal damage. ofcom note that down. i'm also not in favour of expanding ulez. i mean, i grew up in the 90s, so ulez used to be playground now be a playground insult, but now it's moved to become. i don't i'm okay with getting out my car , but don't price me out my car

tempt me. i'm there to be tempted . yeah, but what they're tempted. yeah, but what they're doing is they're attacking the cameras. which cars cameras. that clock which cars go where and they know the go where and then they know the type through various type of car through various techniques. blade runner type of car through various tech|they s. blade runner type of car through various tech|they use blade runner type of car through various tech|they use theylade runner type of car through various tech|they use the variousinner said they use the various techniques of cutting, hammering and unbolt , and painting, disabling unbolt, ting and snipping. right so just damaging the thing you didn't make a list. we get the idea. sounds like something you do after broken it into after you've broken it into somebody's shed and somebody's garden shed and stolen there's a lot stolen some tools. there's a lot of stolen some tools. there's a lot oi-nere— stolen some tools. there's a lot oi-nere-icn-i- of advice here tonight, isn't mere,— of advice here tonight, isn't mere—new- of advice here tonight, isn'ti there,_new life there, for people for new life eniiiee — there, for people for new life skills? _fantastic.- there, for people for new life skills? f 033; there, for people for new life- skills? _fantastic. one guy skills? yeah. fantastic. one guy says he's personally stolen 34 ulez cameras already , so if you ulez cameras already, so if you get offered one in a pub for a cheap price, i guess you know where it came from. if you want to set up your own scheme in your anyway, your neighbourhood anyway, moving sunday moving on, we've got the sunday times an attempted times now with an attempted coup in sectarian in an impoverished sectarian failed by failed state run by an egotistical muslim man. no, it's not sudan, it's scotland. - not sudan, it's scotland. creeeiia — not sudan, it's scotland. cressida revealed the snp plot to cressida revealed the snp plot io onen— cressida revealed the snp plot to oust humza_ cressida revealed the snp plot to oust humza yousaf supporters of care— to oust humza yousaf supporters of kate forbes— to oust humza yousaf supporters of kate forbes are— to oust humza yousaf supporters of kate forbes are secretly organising— of kate forbes are secretly organieing a— of kate forbes are secretly organising a shadow government as pan— organising a shadow government as can oi— organising a shadow government as part of preparations to ianncn— as part of preparations to ianncn a— as part of preparations to launch a coup— as part of preparations to launch a coup against humza voneai. —

launch a coup against humza voneai. so— launch a coup against humza yousaf. so they're- launch a coup against humza yousaf. g yousaf. so they're saying that she won't. but apparently there are secret talks going on that only we know about . so forbes is only we know about. so forbes is like previously, you know, she's had a small team. her husband was her driver. she hasn't had a lot of resources, but she's been very successful. so no, i don't know. it looks like she might be coming again. yeah, know. it looks like she might be coming again . yeah, she coming back again. yeah, she obviously she— coming back again. yeah, she obviously she only— coming back again. yeah, she obviously she only she- 33“ “g f ege ’“ yeah, she obviously she only she only 33“ “g f enge ’“ yeah, she obviously she only she only just ioni— obviously she only she only just ioei io— obviously she only she only just ioei io ine— obviously she only she only just lost to the to— obviously she only she only just lost to the to the— obviously she only she only just lost to the to the incumbent, to me.— lost to the to the incumbent, to me, you — lost to the to the incumbent, to g... yon mow,— lost to the to the incumbent, to the, you know, the— lost to the to the incumbent, to the, you know, the preferred caniiiaie— the, you know, the preferred candidate who _ the, you know, the preferred candidate who was pushed by cinrgeon. — candidate who was pushed by einrgeon. ne— candidate who was pushed by sturgeon. he won— candidate who was pushed by sturgeon. he won by by 52 to 48. so sturgeon. he won by by 52 to 48. so i— sturgeon. he won by by 52 to 48. so i mean— sturgeon. he won by by 52 to 48. so i ,— sturgeon. he won by by 52 to 48. so i mean , obviously this seems so i mean, obviously this seems iine— so i mean, obviously this seems iiie ine— so i mean, obviously this seems like the sentiment— so i mean, obviously this seems like the sentiment of the people is like the sentiment of the people ie for— like the sentiment of the people ie for care— like the sentiment of the people is for kate forbes.— like the sentiment of the people is for kate forbes. we should groiaiiy— is for kate forbes. we should groianiy going— is for kate forbes. we should probably point out that when we gain— probably point out that when we gain anom— probably point out that when we talk aboutlcoup_ probably point out that when we talk aboutlcoup in— probably point out that when we talk about coup in scotland, talk about a coup in scotland, it's talk about a coup in scotland, in an— talk about a coup in scotland, it's an actual— talk about a coup in scotland, it's an actual coup— talk about a coup in scotland, it's an actual coup , like it's an actual coup, like a caiereion— it's an actual coup, like a subversion of— it's an actual coup, like a subversion of power rather than a . i— subversion of power rather than a cow. i remember— subversion of power rather than a cow. i remember when subversion of power rather than a cow . i remember when 4852 subversion of power rather than a cow. i remember when 4852 was considered— a cow. i remember when 4852 was considered io— a cow. i remember when 4852 was considered to be— a cow. i remember when 4852 was considered to be an— a cow. i remember when 4852 was considered to be an overwhelming maioriiy— considered to be an overwhelming maioriiy, yam-i— considered to be an overwhelming majority, wasn't it? _ considered to be an overwhelming majority, wasn't it? ennis c. majority, wasn't it? well, humza humza, actually, i think he denied the validity of the brexit vote because it was so close and he was very quiet. he

was very quiet about that- he was very quiet about that same raiio— was very quiet about that same raiio in— was very quiet about that same raiio in nie— was very quiet about that same ratio in his own— was very quiet about that same ratio in his own vote. i think it ratio in his own vote. i think in win— ratio in his own vote. i think in niii ne— ratio in his own vote. i think it will be fascinating if we fini— it will be fascinating if we find our— it will be fascinating if we find out even— it will be fascinating if we find out even more scandal, then maybe—nie- maybe that will impact his continuity— maybe that will impact his continuity candidate legacy. i suppose.— continuity candidate legacy. i suppose. anci— continuity candidate legacy. i suppose. and they— continuity candidate legacy. i suppose. and they could- continuity candidate legacy. i suppose. and they could win the title, the record for most leaders deposed in the shortest time. currently held by the tories just last year. okay. right this part— tories just last year. okay. right this part is- okay. right this part is over. but coming— right this part is over. but coming up,— right this part is over. but coming up, we've got britain's mocking— coming up, we've got britain's enocking iacn— coming up, we've got britain's shocking lack of— coming up, we've got britain's shocking lack of racism, climate anxieiy— shocking lack of racism, climate anxieiy ani— shocking lack of racism, climate anxiety and sending kids mental and ony— anxiety and sending kids mental and any ine— anxiety and sending kids mental and why the bbc— anxiety and sending kids mental and why the bbc needs more minion— and why the bbc needs more british accents. _ and why the bbc needs more british accents. see you in a couple— british accents. see you in a comic oi— british accents. see you in a couple of minutes .

people's channel. britain is warming— people's channel. britain is naicning .— people's channel. britain is watching . welcome back to watching. welcome back to headliners. _ watching. welcome back to headliners. and- watching. welcome back to headliners. ' “i: watching. welcome back to headliners. '“i: g3c headliners. and let's get straight back to it with the metro who have some bad news for grifters like dr. shola mos—shogbamimu who depend on racism to make money. there's not that much of it left. chris skudder study finds uk among the

world's least racist countries, but it has flaws . so world's least racist countries, but it has flaws. so this this emery— but it has flaws. so this this einiy iney-ye— but it has flaws. so this this study they've spoken - c so this this study they've spoken to citizens from— study they've spoken to citizens from ine— study they've spoken to citizens from the countries— study they've spoken to citizens from the countries were asked to yore— from the countries were asked to voie on— from the countries were asked to voie on nno— from the countries were asked to vote on who they— from the countries were asked to vote on who they wouldn't want to vote on who they wouldn't want io nave— vote on who they wouldn't want io nave ae— vote on who they wouldn't want io nave as a— vote on who they wouldn't want to have as a neighbour, which is i to have as a neighbour, which is inimi— to have as a neighbour, which is iiini inan— to have as a neighbour, which is iiini man an— to have as a neighbour, which is i find that an extraordinary gneeiion— i find that an extraordinary gneeiion .— i find that an extraordinary gneciion . i— i find that an extraordinary question . i don't know whether question. i don't know whether iney-re— question. i don't know whether iney-re asking— question. i don't know whether they're asking them face to face or ii— they're asking them face to face or ii mie— they're asking them face to face or ii mic wac— they're asking them face to face or if this was anonymous. was it 7 or if this was anonymous. was it e ienie— or if this was anonymous. was it ? lewis schaefer_ or if this was anonymous. was it ? lewis schaefer well, it turns oni— ? lewis schaefer well, it turns on an— ? lewis schaefer well, it turns on on oi— ? lewis schaefer well, it turns out 5% of brits— ? lewis schaefer well, it turns out 5% of brits saying they nonin— out 5% of brits saying they norm-nam— out 5% of brits saying they would want immigrants or would not want immigrants or foreign— would not want immigrants or foreign workers. _ would not want immigrants or foreign workers. meanwhile, ran— foreign workers. meanwhile, iran imeeia— foreign workers. meanwhile, iran, russia-hadl iran, russia and japan had nigner— iran, russia and japan had higher—levels. iran, russia and japan hadi higher—levels at iran, russia and japan had- higher_levels at 42, higher intolerance levels at 42, 32 higher intolerance levels at 42, oz ani— higher intolerance levels at 42, oz and non— higher intolerance levels at 42, 32 and 30% respectively. so man-e— 32 and 30% respectively. so mar-c a— 32 and 30% respectively. so mar-c a or— 32 and 30% respectively. so that's a lot less— 32 and 30% respectively. so that's a lot less here, isn't iii— that's a lot less here, isn't ire inci— that's a lot less here, isn't ire incr se— that's a lot less here, isn't ire incr se i— that's a lot less here, isn't it? just 5? i have to say, i'm manneri— it? just 5? i have to say, i'm stunned that— it? just 5? i have to say, i'm stunned that 5%_ it? just 5? i have to say, i'm stunned that 5% of people would say man — stunned that 5% of people would say inai. vicin— stunned that 5% of people would say that. well, yeah.- stunned that 5% of people would say that. ennis grin?" ’“ say that. well, yeah. i mean, this seems to possibly reflect the fact that i mean, as well as reflecting that we're less racist than we used to be and less racist than a lot of other countries. people are scared to answer questions like, this is what i took away from this this questionnaire because questionnaire as well. because if up and is if somebody phones you up and is like, have you got any like, so yeah, have you got any racist opinions, man, you'd be worried to up worried you're going to end up in a database and for committing

a this a hate crime. although this was anonymously a hate crime. although this was anonyn people would a hate crime. although this was anonynpeople would have been maybe people would have been more likely truthful than more likely to be truthful than if in the streets if you stopped in the streets with a clipboard and they go, what your favourite racist what are your favourite racist terms? don't around. how terms? don't hang around. how iong— terms? don't hang around. how long you got this? this long have you got this? this story is one of those 3“g g3 37 this story is one of those where if we story is one of those where if ire-inci— story is one of those where if ne-inci—inaii we could just remember that two ininge—ine- we could just remember that two things—the same things could be true at the same gm...— things could be true at the same time,-wouldn't- things could be true at the same time,-wouldn't go- things could be true at the same time, wouldn't go into time, then we wouldn't go into the time, then we wouldn't go into me obvious— time, then we wouldn't go into the obvious argument will the obvious argument that will naggen —inail happen. so study finds that were—oi- happen. so study finds that were—oi inel happen. so study finds that- we're_of the least we're the least one of the least raciei— we're the least one of the least racist-ani— we're the least one of the least racist-and racist- racist countries and racist ininge— racist countries and racist ininge eiiii— racist countries and racist things still happen. both poeeiiie. — things still happen. both possible. both exist. and yet people— possible. both exist. and yet geogie niii— possible. both exist. and yet people will separate into the oh, people will separate into the on racin— people will separate into the oh, racist things— people will separate into the oh, racist things can't happen . oh, racist things can't happen. ire-re— oh, racist things can't happen. we're one lthe_ oh, racist things can't happen. we're one the least racist we're one of the least racist connneei — we're one of the least racist comment -on. - we're one of the least racist countries. on. meanwhile, we're one of the least racist cou other on. meanwhile, we're one of the least racist cou other side on. meanwhile, we're one of the least racist cou other side of)n. meanwhile, we're one of the least racist cou other side of the vieanwhile, we're one of the least racist cou other side of the debate ile, the other side of the debate goes— the other side of the debate goee ,— the other side of the debate goec , nnicn— the other side of the debate goec , nnicn i— the other side of the debate goes , which i mean, how could we the other side of the debate go

and judge you, judge you on that more than more than skin colour . well, yeah. and as usual, we ion-i— . well, yeah. and as usual, we ion-i gei— . well, yeah. and as usual, we ion-i gen a— well, yeah. and as usual, we don't get a definition of racism. and— don't get a definition of racism. and i- don't get a definition of racism. and i always find that amazing— racism. and i always find that amazing because— racism. and i always find that amazing because it's such an imoonam— amazing because it's such an important-isn't- amazing because it's such an important isn't it? what important point, isn't it? what do important point, isn't it? what io-mink— important point, isn't it? what do -think racism - important point, isn't it? what do think racism because do you think racism is? because i do you think racism is? because i mink— do you think racism is? because iininklininn— do you think racism is? because i think think sometimes when i think i think sometimes when people— i think i think sometimes when income—emin- people get offended by stuff iiie—neooie| like this, the kind of people yore— like this, the kind of people you're referring— like this, the kind of people you're referring to , they're you're referring to, they're ininning— you're referring to, they're- thinking—aggressive, thinking about very aggressive, very— thinking about very aggressive, very vioieni— thinking about very aggressive, very violent things. and then one— very violent things. and then one reorie— very violent things. and then other people are— very violent things. and then other people are talking about microaggressions_ other people are talking about microaggressions , a much more microaggressions, a much more rmnor— microaggressions, a much more mime.— microaggressions, a much more minor things. and— microaggressions, a much more minor things. and that's part minor things. and so that's part of ne— minor things. and so that's part of the argument,— minor things. and so that's part of the argument, isn't it? vicin— of the argument, isn't it? wellrlpeople_ of the argument, isn't it? well,.people are- of the argument, isn't it? well, if people are worried about they about microaggressions, they they scotland they should come to scotland and see aggression. see a full size aggression. anyway, we've the anyway, moving on, we've got the sunday now eco sunday times now and eco warriors aren't just costing us money ruining our energy money and ruining our energy policy, terrifying policy, they're also terrifying for our children. steve yeah, apparently these climate worries are impacting children's mental health. don't worry about it's noi— health. don't worry about it's no ine— health. don't worry about it's no me eni— health. don't worry about it's not the end of— health. don't worry about it's not the end of the— don't worry about it's not the end of the world. oh, nang— not the end of the world. oh, nang — not the end of the world. oh, nang inie— not the end of the world. oh, hang on. this is— not the end of the world. oh, hang on. this is dr. brit ray , a hang on. this is dr. brit ray, a meniai— hang on. this is dr. brit ray, a mental health— hang on. this is dr. brit ray, a mental health researcher from sianiori— mental health researcher from stanford university, believes inan— stanford university, believes that children _ stanford university, believes that children should be taught to that children should be taught io ieai— that children should be taught io ieai nim— that children should be taught to deal with eco— that children should be taught to deal with eco anxiety . and to deal with eco anxiety. and nere— to deal with eco anxiety. and nere my— to deal with eco anxiety. and here's my favourite thing have a goiiiiocn— here's my favourite thing have a goiiiiock x— here's my favourite thing have a goldilock x level— here's my favourite thing have a goldilock x level of anxiety. iireiiy—

goldilock x level of anxiety. firstly that's— goldilock x level of anxiety. firstly that's going to make the nine— firstly that's going to make the nine go,— firstly that's going to make the nine go, on— firstly that's going to make the more go, on, i— firstly that's going to make the kids go, oh, i forgot about bear anacon— kids go, oh, i forgot about bear attacks. cheers— kids go, oh, i forgot about bear attacks. cheers also, they want inem — attacks. cheers also, they want inem io — attacks. cheers also, they want inem io nave— attacks. cheers also, they want them to have anxiety instead of iron— them to have anxiety instead of inei going— them to have anxiety instead of inei going-mon— just going we know there's a oroiiem — just going we know there's a problem _work- just going we know there's a problem _work on . just going we know there's a problem work on ways problem and let's work on ways of problem and let's work on ways oi-ii.— problem and let's work on ways oi-ii. n0,— problem and let's work on ways oi-ii. no, ne— problem and let's work on ways of it. no, be anxious of fixing it. no, be anxious anom— of fixing it. no, be anxious about in— of fixing it. no, be anxious about it. suffer— of fixing it. no, be anxious about it. suffer but don't camer— about it. suffer but don't suffer noo— about it. suffer but don't suffer too much that bad about it. suffer but don't suf your 0 much that bad about it. suffer but don't suf your mental that bad about it. suffer but don't sufyour mental health. bad about it. suffer but don't sufyour mental health. these for your mental health. these young— for your mental health. these young peopl�*3— for your mental health. these young people need taught young people need to be taught anom— young people need to be taught about—reorie- young people need to be taught about—peooie. i- young people need to be taught about people. i like about a group of people. i like to about a group of people. i like io caii— about a group of people. i like to call generation— about a group of people. i like to call generation i to call generation x that i ieiong—geii to call generation x that i ieiong—gei a| to call generation x that i. belong—get a lot to call generation x that i- belong_get a lot of belong to, and we get a lot of nai— belong to, and we get a lot of bad-people— belong to, and we get a lot of bad-people forget- belong to, and we get a lot of bad people forget about bad press. people forget about ming— bad press. people forget about one thing that— bad press. people forget about one thing that happened. the noie—iayer. - one thing that happened. the| hole—layer. yeah, one thing that happened. the hchappened layer. yeah, one thing that happened. the hchappened . layer. yeah, one thing that happened. the hchappened . we layer. yeah, one thing that happened. the hchappened . we fixed'. yeah, one thing that happened. the hchappened . we fixed it.eah, one thing that happened. the hchappened . we fixed it. what it happened. we fixed it. what nave— it happened. we fixed it. what nave yon— it happened. we fixed it. what nave you ever— it happened. we fixed it. what have you ever fixed gen z apart from— have you ever fixed gen z apart from yonreeii— have you ever fixed gen z apart from yourself to— have you ever fixed gen z apart from yourself to the surface of the from yourself to the surface of me ines— from yourself to the surface of me nee e— from yourself to the surface of the m25 7 yeah,— from yourself to the surface of the m25 ? yeah, we managed do the m25? yeah, we managed to do it the m25? yeah, we managed to do ii-iiinn— the m25? yeah, we managed to do ii-iiin-i gei— the m25? yeah, we managed to do ii-iiin-i gen io— the m25? yeah, we managed to do it didn't get to mentally it and we didn't get to mentally impaciei— it and we didn't get to mentally impacieilii. — it and we didn't get to mentally impacted it. yxenzegr “33“ impacted by it. exactly. yeah. the ozone was, was the, the ozone layer was, was the, was climate change its was the climate change of its time we're still here. time and yet we're still here. we're all still here. if anything closed the holes closed. fixed the hole . closed. we fixed the hole. probably can tell. probably nobody can tell. i mean, you can't even see it. chris, do make this? chris, what do you make of this? i being school and i remember being at school and naving— i remember being at school and naving-iinie— i remember being at school and having-little tiny- i remember being at school and having little tiny magnets having those little tiny magnets to having those little tiny magnets iocane— - having those little tiny magnets iocane— no- having those little tiny magnets iocane— no youi to test your drinks cans. do you remember-e — to test your drinks cans. do you remember-? oh,- to test your drinks cans. do you remember-? oh, to- to test your drinks cans. do you remember ? o“ �*" remember that? oh, to see if they're steel or aluminium. yeah. that was about as yeah. yes. and that was about as mncn— yeah. yes. and that was about as mncacn—— yeah. yes. and that was about as mncaen— vine.- yeah. yes. and that was about as much _as kids. and l yeah. yes. and that was about as. much—as kids. and i'm much as we knew as kids. and i'm iniereeiei— interested in this idea of vnai-c— interested in this idea of

what's appropriate. interested in this idea of what's-appropriate. mean, what's age appropriate. i mean, i what's age appropriate. i mean, i-vnovv— what's age appropriate. i mean, i-know exactly,- what's age appropriate. i mean, i-know exactly, but- what's age appropriate. i mean, i know exactly, but if i don't know exactly, but if iney-re— i don't know exactly, but if. iney-re—oiie they're telling five year olds inan— they're telling five year olds man-eni— they're telling five year olds man-end oi- they're telling five year olds that-end of the- they're telling five year olds that end of the world that it's the end of the world man-e— that it's the end of the world mar-c a— that it's the end of the world mar-c a iii— that it's the end of the world that's a bit dark.— that it's the end of the world that's a bit dark. and this idea mai— that's a bit dark. and this idea mar-a— that's a bit dark. and this idea that-a certain- that's a bit dark. and this ideal that-a certain _of that there's a certain amount of anxiety— that there's a certain amount of anxiety tnat— that there's a certain amount of anxiety that children should nave— anxiety that children should nave —ctntti have about about this stuff, i ton-t— have about about this stuff, ii don't—remember don't know. i just remember when i you get these crazy i was a kid, you get these crazy people saying, you know, with a sandwich board saying end of people saying, you know, with a san world board saying end of people saying, you know, with a san world isard saying end of people saying, you know, with a san world is nigh.iying end of people saying, you know, with a san world is nigh. standingand of people saying, you know, with a san world is nigh. standing withif the world is nigh. standing with a on woolwich high a big beard on the woolwich high street whatever. and street or whatever. and screaming and belonging to screaming doom and belonging to a now people are a cult. and now those people are saying it's saying government policy. it's like, ? what went wrong? it's like, why? what went wrong? it's absolutely insane . anyway, absolutely insane. anyway, moving staying with moving on. we're staying with the change theme. we've the climate change theme. we've got the sunday with some got the sunday times with some great news. global warming is making globe warmer. making the globe warmer. cressida, april 10th records shattered across the world except for london. i think intretay— except for london. i think thursday was— except for london. i think thursday was a - f :’“ ithink thursday was a historic day when stain— thursday was a historic day when stain, nonngat— thursday was a historic day when spain, portugal and morocco all trove— spain, portugal and morocco all trove tneir— spain, portugal and morocco all broke their national temperature recorde— broke their national temperature recortc tor— broke their national temperature records for april. _ broke their national temperature records for april. they weren't tact— records for april. they weren't inet broken— records for april. they weren't just broken, they— records for april. they weren't just broken, they were shattered . so— just broken, they were shattered . so tnie— just broken, they were shattered . so tnic ic— just broken, they were shattered . so mic is a— just broken, they were shattered . so this is a very— just broken, they were shattered . so this is a very scary articie— . so this is a very scary articie .— . so this is a very scary article . it's— . so this is a very scary article . it's giving me a lot of article. it's giving me a lot of anxiety— article. it's giving me a lot of anxiety .— article. it's giving me a lot of eco anxiety . it's— article. it's giving me a lot of eco anxiety . it's a— article. it's giving me a lot of eco anxiety . it's a list of eco anxiety. it's a list of temperatures— eco anxiety. it's a list of temperatures and showing how unuuai— temperatures and showing how unuuai tney— temperatures and showing how unusual they are. _ temperatures and showing how unusual they are. yeah, i mean,

tnere— unusual they are. yeah, i mean, tnere va— unusual they are. yeah, i mean, there was 11.1 c— unusual they are. yeah, i mean, there was 11.1 c made. '“i: unusual they are. yeah, i mean, there was 11.1 c made. ' “i: there was 11.1 c made. and one of there was 11.1 c made. and one at them.— there was 11.1 c made. and one at them. i— there was 11.1 c made. and one of them, i mean, ooh, we're all going to burn. ooh 11.10. so that's quite an increase.- 33 “i: “ 0 so that's quite an increase. well, zero is worse . 3 ”3 zero is worse. zero. you're going to die . you're going to going to die. you're going to freeze to death. this is the thing. and this is this is a genuine this is a true point. this isn't me being facetious or anything. cold weather kills a lot more than hot lot more people than hot weather. the weather. so by bringing the global up , weather. so by bringing the global up, we're global temperature up, we're actually actually saving actually we're actually saving lives. that's not a full anaiycie— lives. that's not a full analysis of— lives. that's not a full analysis of the- e that's not a full analysis of the cold weather titte— analysis of the cold weather tiite ome— analysis of the cold weather kills some people by increasing it. kills some people by increasing in you-t— kills some people by increasing in vou-t stoo— kills some people by increasing it. you'd stop killing those reorie— it. you'd stop killing those teopte. vean— it. you'd stop killing those people. yeah, that's the end of your— people. yeah, that's the end of your cenencet— people. yeah, that's the end of your sentence rather than. and toes— your sentence rather than. and toee it— your sentence rather than. and toee it titt— your sentence rather than. and does it kill anyone from being hot does it kill anyone from being not in— does it kill anyone from being not in coit— does it kill anyone from being hot in cold weather? kills a lot more people. but— hot in cold weather? kills a lot more people. but you- hot in cold weather? but you don't hot in cold weather? ”i“33 but you don't know more people. but you don't know if more people. but you don't know it-enitt— more people. but you don't know it-cnitt tnat— more people. but you don't know if-shift that you're— 33 but you don't know if shift that you're talking if the shift that you're talking about,— if the shift that you're talking about—cave- if the shift that you're talking - about,_save versus about, how many will save versus nov— about, how many will save versus non-more— about, how many will save versus now-more it— about, how many will save versus how-more it will— how many more it will kill? wett— how many more it will kill? well,-weather- how many more it will kill? well, weather the well, cold weather is at the moment — well, cold weather is at the moment. cold— well, cold weather is at the moment. : well, cold weather is at the moment. cold weather lot moment. cold weather kills a lot more. like if it's like the more. it's like if it's like the difference between crashing a jet ski and crashing a bus, there's more people on bus . there's more people on the bus. so it's worse if you're thinking long term, aren't you? so your people aren't necessarily- 3“g e 3337 so your people aren't necessarily born yet.— people aren't necessarily born yet. vee— people aren't necessarily born

yet. vee, mat-e— people aren't necessarily born yet. yes, that's right. yeah. anu— yet. yes, that's right. yeah. ant-.— yet. yes, that's right. yeah. ant- nen— yet. yes, that's right. yeah. and-, he's rather- yet. yes, that's right. yeah. and-, he's rather than. yet. yes, that's right. yeah. and , he's rather than just and also, he's rather than just this country across the entire planet over a certain period of time, you don't you know, at the moment one number is bigger than another, but you don't know which will a which number will change at a greater rate. i don't trust scientists— greater rate. i don't trust scientists-me- greater rate. i don't trustj scientists-me what scientists to tell me what tninge— scientists to tell me what tninge-to- scientists to tell me what tninge-to tel scientists to tell me what things-to be in things are going to be like in 40 things are going to be like in to years— things are going to be like in 40 years time.— things are going to be like in 40 years time. i— things are going to be like in 40 years time. i think you'll predicting— 40 years time. i think you'll predicting the— 40 years time. i think you'll predicting the future in your statement. — predicting the future in your statement. ” predicting the future in your statement. �*" e statement. it's better if it changes, the future. changes, predicts the future. i'm we i'm predicting that if we maintain— i'm predicting that if we maintain our— i'm predicting that if we maintain our human rights, our intivituai— maintain our human rights, our individual freedoms and maintain ourctantart— individual freedoms and maintain our standard-living— individual freedoms and maintain our standard living, which is our standard of living, which is traced— our standard of living, which is taeet-tueic- our standard of living, which is based-fuels while- our standard of living, which is based fuels while we based on fossil fuels while we transition — based on fossil fuels while we transition,-going- based on fossil fuels while we transition, going to we're transition, we're going to we're going— transition, we're going to we're going to— transition, we're going to we're going to eave— transition, we're going to we're going to a— transition, we're going to we're going to save a lot more lives tnan— going to save a lot more lives man it— going to save a lot more lives man it we— going to save a lot more lives than if we suddenly just stop all than if we suddenly just stop ati meat— than if we suddenly just stop all meat farming, stop all caront— all meat farming, stop all carbon carbon— all meat farming, stop all carbon carbon fuel use. ' “i: carbon carbon fuel use. and you mint— carbon carbon fuel use. and you can think that without having to try and disprove this story, which says there has been a change to the temperature of the planet. yeah, the weather's getting— planet. yeah, the weather's getting better. _ planet. yeah, the weather's getting better. it's- yeah, the weather's getting better. it's literally unat— getting better. it's literally vnat tnie— getting better. it's literally what this story— getting better. it's literally what this story says. you say tegreee— what this story says. you say zero degrees is— what this story says. you say zero degrees is worse than 11 unieee— zero degrees is worse than 11 unieeea-— zero degrees is worse than 11 unless-a polar- zero degrees is worse than 11 unless a polar bear, in unless you're a polar bear, in vnicn—vienl unless you're a polar bear, in. which _wish that which case you really wish that zero-vomi— which case you really wish that. zero _would-around. zero degrees would hang around. victi— zero degrees would hang around. viett. mere-e— zero degrees would hang around. well, there's hope. i— zero degrees would hang around. 333“ 33 i don't zero degrees would hang around. 33333 33 i don't turn well, there's hope. i don't turn intoltoiar— well, there's hope. i don't turn into polar don't know.

into a polar bear. i don't know. i don't trust science. so for all you know, might happen. i don't trust science. so for all tpeople w, might happen. i don't trust science. so for alltpeoplew, migindividual. but people dismiss individual events as just saying, well, it's and if you do it's a one off. and if you do that to of the stats, that to all of the stats, eventually predict eventually you can't predict anything because you've dismissed to dismissed all of the evidence to try a trend. i agree try and spot a trend. i agree that it's getting— try and spot a trend. i agree that it's getting more- i agree that it's getting more warmer. ine— that it's getting more warmer. ine vorti— that it's getting more warmer. ine vorit ie— that it's getting more warmer. the world is getting warmer. i tieagree— disagree that that's entirely a tat— disagree that that's entirely a tat ming— disagree that that's entirely a tat tning. i— disagree that that's entirely a bad thing. i think we can work vitnin— bad thing. i think we can work vitnin-vve— bad thing. i think we can work within-we can- bad thing. i think we can work within _we can we - bad thing. i think we can work within we can we adapt within that. we can we can adapt to—going— within that. we can we can adapt to—going to- within that. we can we can adapt to—going to travel to it. and we're going to have an optimum— to it. and we're going to have an optimum survival rate if we do an optimum survival rate if we to-ottoeet— an optimum survival rate if we to-ottoeet to- an optimum survival rate if we do-opposed to all- an optimum survival rate if we do opposed to all this do that, as opposed to all this tite— do that, as opposed to all this tine-tonn- — do that, as opposed to all this tine-tonn- i- do that, as opposed to all this like-down. i mean,- like shutting down. i mean, toot,— look, look what we're russia vnen— look, look what we're russia when-producing- look, look what we're russia when producing our look, look what we're russia- when-producing our own when we start producing our own toeeii— when we start producing our own toeeii tuete— when we start producing our own fossil fuels, when— when we start producing our own fossil fuels, when we when we met— fossil fuels, when we when we iuet tepentet— fossil fuels, when we when we just depended on— fossil fuels, when we when we just depended on russia for oil ant— just depended on russia for oil ant-men— just depended on russia for oil ant-tnen att— just depended on russia for oil and-then all of- just depended on russia for oil and-then all of a- just depended on russia for oil and then all of a sudden and gas, then all of a sudden tney— and gas, then all of a sudden tney-tnie— and gas, then all of a sudden they-this, this,- and gas, then all of a sudden they this, this, this lever they had this, this, this lever tnat— they had this, this, this lever tnat tney— they had this, this, this lever that they could— they had this, this, this lever that they could then use to tunien— that they could then use to tunien ue— that they could then use to punish us with.— that they could then use to punish us with. and, you know , punish us with. and, you know, pav— punish us with. and, you know, gay tor— punish us with. and, you know, gay tor an— punish us with. and, you know, pay for an invasion of ukraine. vean. — pay for an invasion of ukraine. vean. nut— pay for an invasion of ukraine. yeah. but when— pay for an invasion of ukraine. yeah. but when you said we could teat— yeah. but when you said we could teat witn— yeah. but when you said we could teat vvitn tne— yeah. but when you said we could deal with the fact— yeah. but when you said we could deal with the fact that the tianet-e— deal with the fact that the planet's getting hotter, that reguiree— planet's getting hotter, that requires some— planet's getting hotter, that requires some sort of action to be requires some sort of action to ire-to— requires some sort of action to ire-to oteerve— requires some sort of action to be-to observe how- requires some sort of action to be to observe how the be taken to observe how the cnangee— be taken to observe how the changes occurring and act accortingty— changes occurring and act accortingty. — changes occurring and act accordingly . changes occurring and act- accordingly . so we almost could accordingly. so we almost could agree. i'm always trying to find these bits where we could agree, but action, the action that but the action, the action that we take shouldn't be handing the

governments enormous amounts of money of money and enormous amounts of power us. that's what power to control us. that's what tocttovn— power to control us. that's what lockdown told _ power to control us. that's what lockdown told - anyway. - f 3.9 that's what lockdown told anyway. the lockdown told me anyway. the sunday— lockdown told me anyway. the sunday telegraph a former sunday telegraph now in a former bbc sunday telegraph now in a former nnc treeenter— sunday telegraph now in a former nnc treeenter .— sunday telegraph now in a former bbc presenter , has— sunday telegraph now in a former bbc presenter , has given us bbc presenter, has given us anotner— bbc presenter, has given us another reason— bbc presenter, has given us another reason not pay the another reason not to pay the ticence — another reason not to pay the ticence tee. — another reason not to pay the licence fee. steve— another reason not to pay the licence fee. steve so there's a trotiem — licence fee. steve so there's a. problem _british problem with not enough british accente— problem with not enough british accents on the— problem with not enough british accents on the news channel, but it's accents on the news channel, but it-e tne — accents on the news channel, but it-e me me— accents on the news channel, but it's the new news— accents on the news channel, but it's the new news channel which is it's the new news channel which ie merget— it's the new news channel which ie merget tne— it's the new news channel which is merged the global news cnannet— is merged the global news channel and— is merged the global news channel and the is merged the global news- channel and the _channel, channel and the uk news channel, and channel and the uk news channel, ant—itccoy— channel and the uk news channel, ant—itccoy uno- channel and the uk news channel, and mccoy who worked and it's simon mccoy who worked nere. — and it's simon mccoy who worked nere. _a— and it's simon mccoy who worked nere. _a. enme- here. i used to do some newspaper reviews with in the morning. nice chap. morning. seems like a nice chap. yeah, it was great reading this thinking, what's thinking, okay, what's what's the about enough the point here about not enough british i've british accents? because i've watched think watched that channel and think i hadnt watched that channel and think i hadn't just hadn't noticed. maybe i just hadnt hadn't noticed. maybe i just hadn't the accents. hadn't spotted the accents. he's talking overnight hadn't spotted the accents. he's talking which overnight hadn't spotted the accents. he's talking which comesiight hadn't spotted the accents. he's talking which comes from coverage, which comes from singapore washington singapore or washington and actually , if you have a channel actually, if you have a channel that then becomes both the uk channel and the international channel and the international channel overnight , fewer people channel overnight, fewer people will be watching it here than they elsewhere the world. they are elsewhere in the world. right. the problem is they right. but the problem is they shouldn't have the shouldn't have merged the two channels. , whatever you channels. the bbc, whatever you think it's going to do think of it, if it's going to do its job, it needs a news channel for uk. yeah. so they for the uk. yeah. so they shouldn't have done this merging. a a stupid merging. it's a it's a stupid cost cutting my my

cost cutting in my in my opinion. and he's the opinion. and he's making the point right, if point that overnight. right, if you've licence funded you've got a licence fee funded channel, have channel, maybe it should have more british accents. just more british accents. they just shouldn't merged it the shouldn't have merged it in the first and would have first place. and you would have an overnight channel with british agree with british accents. i agree with you— british accents. i agree with you seve— british accents. i agree with you steve. i— british accents. i agree with you steve. i didn't- e e3.3.i3“9 i agree with you steve. i didn't realise iti nae—going you steve. i didn't realise it. nae—going to was overnight. i was going to offer than one offer to do more than one british i thought british accent. i thought that would help get it. i like would help get around it. i like to i can do a good leo to think i can do a good leo kearse, you know? so go on then. okay so that's okay i'm leo. curse. so that's hilarious. pretty good, hilarious. that's pretty good, isn't ? that's pretty good. isn't it? that's pretty good. whoa. i'm in room. whoa. it's like i'm in the room. ite— whoa. it's like i'm in the room. it-e-in— whoa. it's like i'm in the room. it-e-in tne— whoa. it's like i'm in the room. it's-in the observer. it's like he's in the observer witn— it's like he's in the observer now with more— it's like he's in the observer now with more moaning about entren— now with more moaning about antrev tate— now with more moaning about andrew tate being a misogynist. trieta— andrew tate being a misogynist. trieta tut— andrew tate being a misogynist. nrieta out your— andrew tate being a misogynist. krista, put your knickers on and ten— krista, put your knickers on and teti-tnie— krista, put your knickers on and tell-this one.- krista, put your knickers on and tell-this one. oh,- krista, put your knickers on and tell this one. oh, okay tell us about this one. oh, okay . nay.— tell us about this one. oh, okay . ney. ton-t— tell us about this one. oh, okay . hey, don't talk— tell us about this one. oh, okay . hey, don't talk to- tell us about this one. oh, okay . hey, don't talk to pupils about misogynist andrew tate. government urges teachers in england . so i think we've had england. so i think we've had similar stories to this before. teachers are having a very difficult time because there's a lot of misogynistic behaviour happening in classrooms and they've been they're currently they've been they're currently the advice is just don't talk about andrew tate. that's the solution , which i think is not solution, which i think is not very helpful for them. he's

described as the king of toxic masculinity , and so there's masculinity, and so there's a charity called diversified based in rotherham , and they're trying in rotherham, and they're trying to help with this. the charity's co—founder, sarah cunningham, says that within a class of 30 kids, there's usually about eight boys assume it's boys . i eight boys assume it's boys. i mean, girls can like andrew tate to who are big andrew tate fans. and this is causing massive trouble. yeah, but they're not really getting any support over this. but really getting any support over this . but i really getting any support over this. but i mean, the problem the this. but i mean, the problem tne teet— this. but i mean, the problem tne tett nae— this. but i mean, the problem the left has is— this. but i mean, the problem the left has is they— but i mean, the problem the left has is they sort of tney— the left has is they sort of tney mate— the left has is they sort of they made it— the left has is they sort of they made it so- the left has is they sort of they made it so unfashioned able to te— they made it so unfashioned able to te mate,— they made it so unfashioned able to te mate, to— they made it so unfashioned able to be male, to be— they made it so unfashioned able to be male, to be able to be a toy.— to be male, to be able to be a toy. iney— to be male, to be able to be a toy. iney eaici— to be male, to be able to be a boy. they said, you— to be male, to be able to be a boy. they said, you know, on all the boy. they said, you know, on all me att— boy. they said, you know, on all me ati tne— boy. they said, you know, on all the all the campaigns are to emotvver— the all the campaigns are to empower women— the all the campaigns are to empower women and this girl can tignt— empower women and this girl can tignt ant— empower women and this girl can tignt ant att— empower women and this girl can fight and all the— empower women and this girl can fight and all the phrases are tninge— fight and all the phrases are tninge tite— fight and all the phrases are things like masculinity. things like toxic masculinity. so things like toxic masculinity. so otvioueiy— things like toxic masculinity. so obviously, there's going to tnere-e— so obviously, there's going to tnere-e going— so obviously, there's going to there's going to— so obviously, there's going to there's going to a backlash there's going to be a backlash ant— there's going to be a backlash ant-going— there's going to be a backlash ant-going to- there's going to be a backlash ant-going to get- and they're going to get eometoty— and they're going to get eometoty-,- and they're going to get somebody , you know, they somebody who, you know, they couit —eort- somebody who, you know, they couit—eort otl could have had some sort of controiiet— could have had some sort of controlled opposition if they controlled opposition in if they natn-t— controlled opposition in if theyi natn-t—tnovv, hadn't if they hadn't, you know, eutpreeeet—etotei suppressed anybody who spoke about— suppressed anybody who spoke about maleness_ suppressed anybody who spoke about maleness in a positive way.— about maleness in a positive way. ineteaci— about maleness in a positive way. instead, you— about maleness in a positive way. instead, you know, andrew iate-e— way. instead, you know, andrew iate-e poppet— way. instead, you know, andrew tate's popped up—

way. instead, you know, andrew tate's popped up and everybody's tiocting— tate's popped up and everybody's tiocting to— tate's popped up and everybody's flocking to him _ tate's popped up and everybody's flocking to him because he eteate— flocking to him because he eteate tignt— flocking to him because he speaks right at— flocking to him because he speaks right at the right at tneir— speaks right at the right at tneir tace— speaks right at the right at their face, speaks truth to power. — their face, speaks truth to power. vie— their face, speaks truth to power. we were saying this eariier— power. we were saying this earlier that— power. we were saying this earlier that the— power. we were saying this earlier that the problem with making— earlier that the problem with making masculinity synonymous witn— making masculinity synonymous vvitn tovicotogy— making masculinity synonymous with toxicology or— making masculinity synonymous with toxicology or whatever the nnraee — with toxicology or whatever the nnraee .— with toxicology or whatever the enraee , unat— with toxicology or whatever the phrase , what you— with toxicology or whatever the phrase , what you then is, you've phrase, what you then is, you've teet— phrase, what you then is, you've tett tne — phrase, what you then is, you've tett tne etace— phrase, what you then is, you've left the space for— phrase, what you then is, you've left the space for someone to torvart — left the space for someone to come forward and— left the space for someone to come forward and defend toxic maecutinity. — come forward and defend toxic masculinity. yeah.- come forward and defend toxic masculinity. “413?" ' “3 come forward and defend toxic masculinity. / “3 masculinity. yeah. and that's the error. the thing defend the error. the thing is, defend masculinity being toxic. anything is bad . kind of what anything is bad. kind of what the word toxic means in this case. and yet he's winning the onune case. and yet he's winning the online so sure online battle. so i'm not sure they're making the right decision, never decision, but let's never address the kids address it. well, when the kids go home and they online, go home and they go online, there'll be some clip there'll definitely be some clip that's do that's managed to do well somewhere managed to somewhere because he managed to be online promotion. be a genius of online promotion. yeah you're to lose the yeah you're going to lose the row don't part row if you don't take part in it. and dads are fans of it. and the dads are fans of andrew— it. and the dads are fans of andrew iate— it. and the dads are fans of andrew tate as— 3 and the dads are fans of andrew tate as well. so yeah, i tney-re— andrew tate as well. so yeah, i mean, they're whack a mole boys, arent— mean, they're whack a mole boys, arent tneye— mean, they're whack a mole boys, t tneye — mean, they're whack a mole boys, arent tneye or— mean, they're whack a mole boys, aren't they? 0” 3 “ can aren't they? or masculinity or whatever whack whatever maleness. they're whack a and to a mole in it. and trying to get rid it. unsurprisingly , rid of it. and unsurprisingly, it's popped an unsavoury it's popped up in an unsavoury place. yeah. pop up in a good way— place. yeah. pop up in a good way .— place. yeah. pop up in a good way . oe— place. yeah. pop up in a good way . of course,— place. yeah. pop up in a good way . of course, it— 3 “413?" pop up in a good way . of course, it could be way. of course, it could be maecuiinity— way. of course, it could be masculinity without having be masculinity without having to be emoting— masculinity without having to be smoking-wearing- masculinity without having to be smoking wearing a dress. smoking whilst wearing a dress. it's smoking whilst wearing a dress. its-tate— smoking whilst wearing a dress. it-e-tate tor— smoking whilst wearing a dress. it's-late for that—

smoking whilst wearing a dress. it's-late for that because- it's too late for that because they've there's been they've already. there's been too now it's too much damage. so now it's coming out in these. i'd like to think coming out in these. i'd like to mini vve-re— coming out in these. i'd like to think we're two— coming out in these. i'd like to think we're two icons- coming out in these. i'd like to think we're two icons of- think we're two icons of masculinity.— think we're two icons of masculinity. i'd like to think tnat— masculinity. i'd like to think tnat-steve— masculinity. i'd like to think that steve, we're that too, steve, but we're ciearty— that too, steve, but we're . clearly _ right? that too, steve, but we're - clearly _ right? we've clearly not anyway. right? we've all go to toilet. but all got to go to the toilet. but coming after we're done, why coming up after we're done, why lewis shaver, the lewis schaefer diet might be correct. why dog leads are for stupid people leads are not for stupid people and elusive of stand and the elusive science of stand up comedy . we'll wash our hands. up comedy. we'll wash our hands. it's in a couple up comedy. we'll wash our hands. it'iminutes in a couple up comedy. we'll wash our hands. it'iminutes. in a couple

welcome back to headliners kicking things off in this section with the sunday telegraph , which has some good telegraph, which has some good news for anyone firing up the barbecue this weekend . steve barbecue this weekend. steve yeah, maybe it's steve yeah, maybe it's because the ietegratn— yeah, maybe it's because the ietegratn .— yeah, maybe it's because the ietegratn , tut— yeah, maybe it's because the telegraph , but they phrased it telegraph, but they phrased it this-thousands- telegraph, but they phrased it this thousands of this way that thousands of entene— this way that thousands ofi experts—against experts are uniting against eeaiotry— experts are uniting against eeaiotry ot— experts are uniting against zealotry of plant based diets. ant— zealotry of plant based diets. ant tneee— zealotry of plant based diets. and these are— zealotry of plant based diets. and these are science artists. scientiete. — and these are science artists. scientists-mean,- and these are science artists. scientists. mean, again scientists. yeah. i mean, again , scientists. yeah. i mean, again ata— scientists. yeah. i mean, again ,tnie ie— scientists. yeah. i mean, again ,tnie ie trom— scientists. yeah. i mean, again , this is from the— scientists. yeah. i mean, again , this is from the files of two tninge— , this is from the files of two tninge can— , this is from the files of two tninge te—

, this is from the files of two things can be true at once. it is things can be true at once. it ie true— things can be true at once. it ie true tnat— things can be true at once. it is true that growing some meat is true that growing some meat iereeou-rce— is true that growing some meat is resource intensive. so is quite resource intensive. so maybe— is quite resource intensive. so maybe remember— is quite resource intensive. so maybe remember that as a fact ant— maybe remember that as a fact ant you— maybe remember that as a fact ant you meet— maybe remember that as a fact and you need it— maybe remember that as a fact and you need it because it's reaiiy— and you need it because it's really difficult— and you need it because it's really difficult to replace some of really difficult to replace some ot tne— really difficult to replace some ot tne etutt— really difficult to replace some of the stuff you _ really difficult to replace some of the stuff you get from meat. ine — of the stuff you get from meat. inc-iodine— of the stuff you get from meat. the-iodine-even- the b12 iodine didn't even get mentioned— the b12 iodine didn't even get mentioned-it- the b12 iodine didn't even get mentioned-it was- mentioned this, but it was tnante— mentioned this, but it was tnante to— mentioned this, but it was thanks to putting iodine on in teet— thanks to putting iodine on in cow feed while— thanks to putting iodine on in cow feed while we managed to get rid ot— cow feed while we managed to get rid ot coitree— cow feed while we managed to get rid of goitres like— cow feed while we managed to get rid of goitres like we just ton-t— rid of goitres like we just ton-t nave— rid of goitres like we just don't have that problem anymore. innate— don't have that problem anymore. wnat-elgoitree— don't have that problem anymore. what'slgoitre? it's— don't have that problem anymore. what's goitre? it's the thing what's a goitre? it's the thing tnat— what's a goitre? it's the thingj tnat—iotine that grows because it's iodine is that grows because it's iodine ie—tnyroit- that grows because it's iodinei ie—tnyroit ant is needed for your thyroid and if is needed for your thyroid and it-a— is needed for your thyroid and it-a tootoo— is needed for your thyroid and if-a booboo neck.- is needed for your thyroid and if a booboo neck. yeah but if like a booboo neck. yeah but it's if like a booboo neck. yeah but it-e tnie— if like a booboo neck. yeah but it-e tnie nuge.— if like a booboo neck. yeah but it's this huge. next one. oh, my cot. — it's this huge. next one. oh, my cot. .ve— it's this huge. next one. oh, my cot. .ve-riu- it's this huge. next one. oh, my god. .we-rid of- it's this huge. next one. oh, my god. .we-rid of it- it's this huge. next one. oh, my god. .we-rid of it by. god. and we got rid of it by eating meat. so do vegan people get tnat— eating meat. so do vegan people get tnat nove— eating meat. so do vegan people get that now? yes. _ “g so do vegan people get that now? yes. 33 ’“ get that now? yes. there's been an number of an increase in the number of people aren't getting enough iodine are going iodine and people are going to get because it's in get on on land because it's in the can get it from the oceans. you can get it from kelp or stuff like that. so they managed to the feed into managed to put the feed into cows because stops cows cows because it stops cows having problems with their thyroid and then milk just has loads more iodine in it. so we've just that we've all just cured that problem realising it. problem without realising it. right. lovely thing. this right. a lovely thing. but this is experts well, is just experts saying, well, hang maybe just hang on a minute, maybe just going plant based wouldn't solve anything. that's true. both anything. and that's true. both things are true the same things are true at the same time. no , just this

time. you know, no, just this thing is true because we've been told we've been told that, oh, go plant based. it's much neaitnier.— go plant based. it's much healthier. and— go plant based. it's much healthier. and iwas- g3 3 it's much healthier. and was thinking, healthier. and i was thinking, ma...— healthier. and i was thinking, man—to- healthier. and i was thinking, m—anto tel healthier. and i was thinking, m—anto te i man, that's not going to be i eat— man, that's not going to be i eat tiant— man, that's not going to be i eat tiant it— man, that's not going to be i eat ttant it i— man, that's not going to be i eat plant if i have day and eat plant if i have a day and i ton-t— eat plant if i have a day and i ton-t eat— eat plant if i have a day and i don't eat meat,— eat plant if i have a day and i don't eat meat, i— eat plant if i have a day and i don't eat meat, i just don't teet— don't eat meat, i just don't teei tite— don't eat meat, i just don't feel like i've— don't eat meat, i just don't feel like i've eaten any real toot.— feel like i've eaten any real toot—not- feel like i've eaten any real food._not real. food. it's not it's not real toot.— food. it's not it's not real toot. tite— food. it's not it's not real food. like vegan food is the toot—your- food. like vegan food is the food _your platei food. like vegan food is the- food _your plate next food you put on your plate next to-reai— food you put on your plate next to-reai toot— food you put on your plate next to-real food and- food you put on your plate next to real food and then you to your real food and then you ecraet— to your real food and then you ecrate-tne— to your real food and then you scrape-the bin— to your real food and then you scrape the bin after you've scrape into the bin after you've eaten— scrape into the bin after you've eaten-reat— scrape into the bin after you've eaten-reai-it- scrape into the bin after you've eaten real it doesn't eaten your real food. it doesn't fill eaten your real food. it doesn't tit-i— eaten your real food. it doesn't tit-i ton-t— eaten your real food. it doesn't fill-i don't know- eaten your real food. it doesn't fill-i don't know howj eaten your real food. it doesn't you got to that. we had a similar upbringing. we both had mothers us lentils, so mothers that fed us lentils, so i was veggie when was a kid. i i was veggie when i was a kid. i started the last started eating fish. in the last couple i had vegan couple of years, i had a vegan face. in boat. it's face. you live in a boat. it's free. i don't catch it. i've never felt any different. i've been a meat eater. when was been a meat eater. when i was a tiny child. then i stopped tiny child. and then i stopped when i was eight. then was when i was eight. then i was vegan while. i've never vegan for a while. i've never felt different and i eat. felt any different and i eat. loads of your energy is flagging a-truit— loads of your energy is flagging a-truit ant— loads of your energy is flagging a-fruit and veg. - loads of your energy is flagging a fruit and veg. \3 a bit. fruit and veg. no, i tutt— a bit. fruit and veg. no, i jus-we'vet-- a bit. fruit and veg. no, i just-we've got- a bit. fruit and veg. no, i just. we've got much just. i think we've got so much food this society that if food in this society that if you're prepared eat range, food in this society that if ydon'tprepared eat range, food in this society that if ydon't know,3d eat range, food in this society that if ydon't know, a eat range, food in this society that if ydon't know, a yeah,t range, food in this society that if ydon't know, a yeah, we range, food in this society that if ydon't know, a yeah, we are ie, i don't know, a yeah, we are omnivores. if you're omnivorous, it's omnivores. if you're omnivorous, it-e tine. — omnivores. if you're omnivorous, it-e tine. i-ve— omnivores. if you're omnivorous, it-e time. he got— omnivores. if you're omnivorous, it's fine. i've got some- 3““ if you're omnivorous, it's fine. i've got some good neve-tnougn.- it's fine. i've got some goodi news-though.-of it's fine. i've got some good- news _though. .of the news for you, though. one of the researchers- getting -

researchers said that getting rid researchers said that getting riot-ant— researchers said that getting rid-and meat- researchers said that getting rid and meat will be rid of dairy and meat will be narmtui— rid of dairy and meat will be harmful children harmful to women, children and the harmful to women, children and tne—tnoee- harmful to women, children and tne—tnoee on- harmful to women, children and the—those on low. the elderly and those on low incomes. .me- the elderly and those on low incomes. .me all- the elderly and those on low- incomes. .me all-it'll incomes. and me all right. it'll also harmful me because also be harmful to me because i like that stuff. anyway, moving on. the now with on. we've got the meal now with a who is so a climate activist who is so angry a vegan dinner angry about a vegan dinner option. angry tweet option. he wrote an angry tweet . he must have exhausted . he must have been exhausted after skudder. this . he must have been exhausted af brilliant. skudder. this . he must have been exhausted af brilliant. extinctionier. this is brilliant. extinction rebellion— is brilliant. extinction rebellion founder post furious 391 rebellion founder post furious eei wort— rebellion founder post furious eei vvort ii— rebellion founder post furious 391 word 11 point— rebellion founder post furious 391 word 11 point twitter tirade atter— 391 word 11 point twitter tirade after hospital— 391 word 11 point twitter tirade after hospital staff served him witn— after hospital staff served him vvitn toiiet— after hospital staff served him with boiled carrots for dinner. so with boiled carrots for dinner. so so— with boiled carrots for dinner. so so you— with boiled carrots for dinner. so so you two— with boiled carrots for dinner. so so you two would get on. so he so so you two would get on. so ne eounte— so so you two would get on. so ne eounte a— so so you two would get on. so he sounds a lot— so so you two would get on. so he sounds a lot of— so so you two would get on. so he sounds a lot of fun. mr naitam— he sounds a lot of fun. mr hallam posted— he sounds a lot of fun. mr hallam posted a photo of an aimoet— hallam posted a photo of an atmoet empty— hallam posted a photo of an almost empty plate, so he posted this almost empty plate, so he posted tnie ticture. — almost empty plate, so he posted this picture. there— almost empty plate, so he posted this picture. there it is . this picture. there it is. inatt— this picture. there it is. itat-e tie— this picture. there it is. that's his vegan- this picture. there it is. that's his vegan option. this picture. there it is. - that's his vegan option. it's not, though, because- not, though, because it's vegan . neit— not, though, because it's vegan . vveit yean— not, though, because it's vegan . well, yeah, that— not, though, because it's vegan . well, yeah, that is. but tnat-e— . well, yeah, that is. but that's there— . well, yeah, that is. but that's there were some other toot— that's there were some other toot iteme— that's there were some other food items on— that's there were some other food items on the plate before he food items on the plate before ne toot— food items on the plate before ne toot tne— food items on the plate before he took the pictures. potatoes? vean. — he took the pictures. potatoes? team so— he took the pictures. potatoes? team so ne-e— he took the pictures. potatoes? yeah. so he's he's.— he took the pictures. potatoes? yeah. so he's he's. it's not tnat— yeah. so he's he's. it's not tnat ite— yeah. so he's he's. it's not that it's wrong— yeah. so he's he's. it's not that it's wrong to complain atout— that it's wrong to complain atout tne— that it's wrong to complain about the meal— that it's wrong to complain about the meal, it's that it's wrong to complain about the meal , it's the way he about the meal, it's the way he did about the meal, it's the way he tit it.— about the meal, it's the way he tit it. ant— about the meal, it's the way he did it. and this— about the meal, it's the way he did it. and this tirade he's gone— did it. and this tirade he's gone on— did it. and this tirade he's gone on ie— did it. and this tirade he's gone on ie a— did it. and this tirade he's gone on is a bit- did it. and this tirade he's gone on is a bit much. did it. and this tirade he's gone on is a bit much . / 3 gone on is a bit much. yeah. he etouit— gone on is a bit much. yeah. he should have gone. gone with bupa . if he, if he wants a slap up

five course dinner with duck breast . but i mean, what does he breast. but i mean, what does he expect? he's asked for the vegan opfion expect? he's asked for the vegan option hospital , which option in a hospital, which we've had scientists we've just had scientists explaining . vegan food doesn't explaining. vegan food doesn't nounsh explaining. vegan food doesn't nourish you sufficiently well. it nourishes you enough to do tnie.— it nourishes you enough to do tnie. inte— it nourishes you enough to do this. this tweet— it nourishes you enough to do this. this tweet .— it nourishes you enough to do this. this tweet. he it nourishes you enough to do this. this tweet . he went it nourishes you enough to do this. this tweet. he went on to etreee— this. this tweet. he went on to etreee tnat— this. this tweet. he went on to stress that he _ this. this tweet. he went on to stress that he did— this. this tweet. he went on to stress that he did not blame the uns— stress that he did not blame the nns or— stress that he did not blame the nhs or hospital— stress that he did not blame the nhs or hospital staff even nhs or hospital staff or even tne— nhs or hospital staff or even tne tin-e— nhs or hospital staff or even the uk's individual policies on the uk's individual policies on tne—ineteat- the uk's individual policies on the—instead, he. the environment. instead, he eait—taiturel the environment. instead, he said _failure ofi the environment. instead, he. said _failure of the said the complete failure of the vvnoie — said the complete failure of the vnoie-numan— said the complete failure of the whole human system. so whole global human system. so teet— whole global human system. so keep it— whole global human system. so keep it specific— whole global human system. so keep it specific to— whole global human system. so keep it specific to adapt to ciimate— keep it specific to adapt to climate change _ keep it specific to adapt to climate change means the world is climate change means the world ie neatet— climate change means the world ie neatet tor— climate change means the world is headed for mass— climate change means the world is headed for mass suicide . is headed for mass suicide. ite— is headed for mass suicide. to tie— is headed for mass suicide. it's the complete— is headed for mass suicide. it's the complete failure- is headed for mass suicide. it's the complete failure of the global system caused him to have carrots on his plate for dinner. yes, that seems bit yes, that seems a bit ridiculous. moving on, ridiculous. anyway, moving on, the sunday telegraph reports that dog walkers us that dog walkers are killing us and authorities do have leads to follow. steve oh, very good. it's the extendable leads of the trotiem — it's the extendable leads of the trotiem -tney- it's the extendable leads of the problem _they are - it's the extendable leads of the problem they are a trip problem because they are a trip naeart— problem because they are a trip naeart ant— problem because they are a trip hazard and actually i disagree witn— hazard and actually i disagree vim-ite— hazard and actually i disagree vitn-it-e tne- hazard and actually i disagree with it's the mobile with this story. it's the mobile tnone— with this story. it's the mobile tnone-it— with this story. it's the mobile tnone-it you- with this story. it's the mobile phone - if you see - with this story. it's the mobile- phone-if you see someone phone because if you see someone waiting— phone because if you see someone waiting tneir— phone because if you see someone walking their dog,— phone because if you see someone walking their dog, they've got the walking their dog, they've got tne-iite — walking their dog, they've got the-like .yards- walking their dog, they've got the - like .yards on - walking their dog, they've got the like yards on a the dog like 500 yards on a tning— the dog like 500 yards on a tning ant— the dog like 500 yards on a thing and they— the dog like 500 yards on a thing and they just not thing and they are just not paying— thing and they are just not paying attention. i saw i was waiting— paying attention. i saw i was waiting once— paying attention. i saw i was walking once saw someone on walking once and saw someone on

a.90— walking once and saw someone on a-go ttrougt— walking once and saw someone on a-go tnrougn. it— walking once and saw someone on a-go through. it was- walking once and saw someone on a go through. it was like a a bike go through. it was like a movie— a bike go through. it was like a tripwire-they'd- a bike go through. it was like a tripwire-they'd set- a bike go through. it was like a tripwire they'd set up tripwire where they'd set up tetween— tripwire where they'd set up between _the - tripwire where they'd set up between the dog tripwire where they'd set up. between-the dog and between them and the dog and tney— between them and the dog and tney-ignoring- between them and the dog and tney-ignoring it- they were just ignoring it tecauee— they were just ignoring it because an because the phone we've got an increase-injuries- increase in head injuries tecauee— increase in head injuries because people are falling over tnante— because people are falling over thanks-these— because people are falling over thanks-these long- because people are falling over thanks these long leads and because people are falling over thanisay, these long leads and because people are falling over thanisay, just;e long leads and because people are falling over thanisay, just haveig leads and because people are falling over thanisay, just have yourids and because people are falling over thanisay, just have yourids aon because people are falling over tishorty, just have yourids aon because people are falling over tishort lead.: have yourids aon because people are falling over tishort lead.: havewayirids aon because people are falling over tishort lead.: haveway you aon a short lead. that way you can't garrotte—in- garrotte most people in the tart.— garrotte most people in the tart. — garrotte most people in the tart. .tten— garrotte most people in the park. .then if- garrotte most people in the park. .then if you- garrotte most people in the park. “3“ �*" garrotte most people in the. park. .then if you have a park. but then if you have a short lead, i mean, you won't have this problem people have this problem with people tripping leads tripping over the long leads that out to however that extend out to however long it 20ft or whatever. but but it is, 20ft or whatever. but but the going to be the dogs aren't going to be able to much. no, but i to run around as much. no, but i mean, in the-days,- “ : i“ no, but i mean, in the days, somehow mean, in the old days, somehow we-to— mean, in the old days, somehow we-to train— mean, in the old days, somehow we-to trainldog- we managed to train a dog to have— we managed to train a dog to have-of— we managed to train a dog to have-of .— we managed to train a dog to have-of a run- we managed to train a dog to have .of a run and- we managed to train a dog to have of a run and then have a bit of a run and then back— have a bit of a run and then come back to— have a bit of a run and then come back to the- have a bit of a run and then come back to the lead. somehow that— come back to the lead. somehow that worked.— come back to the lead. somehow that worked. i'm— come back to the lead. somehow that worked. i'm not quite sure the-can— that worked. i'm not quite sure the-can maybe— that worked. i'm not quite sure the can maybe savage another the dog can maybe savage another dog—see- the dog can maybe savage another dog—see these- dog or a toddler. a see these horrible long horrible stories of a long leash. that long leads leash. yeah, that long leads don-t— leash. yeah, that long leads don-t help— leash. yeah, that long leads don't help with— yeah, that long leads don't help with not savaging toddlers. — don't help with not savaging toddlers. do— don't help with not savaging toddlers. do you- don't help with not savaging toddlers. j3 don't help with not savaging toddlers. do you know long, toddlers. do you know how long, long long. long leads are.7 they're long. very long. and then peopledtrip very long. and then people trip| over—story. over them as seen in this story. anyway,— over them as seen in this story. anyway, _metm. anyway, moving on, the metro reports— anyway, moving on, the metro reports demanding reports on the demanding male gaze.— reports on the demanding male gaze.-mean elton- reports on the demanding male gaze. mean elton john gaze. i don't mean elton john and—m— gaze. i don't mean elton john and—m gaze,- gaze. i don't mean elton john and—it's gaze, asi gaze. i don't mean elton john. and—it's gaze, as in and sam smith. it's gaze, as in looking— and sam smith. it's gaze, as in looking-stuff— and sam smith. it's gaze, as in looking-stuff ,_ and sam smith. it's gaze, as in looking stuff , precedent, looking at stuff, precedent, asking— looking at stuff, precedent, asking for— looking at stuff, precedent, asking for a— looking at stuff, precedent, asking for a friend. l°°king at 5thf, precedent, asking for a friend. we“; 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didn't write this. no. this has got nothing to do with me. so it begins with this quote by margaret atwood says, margaret atwood. it says, we've all heard margaret atwood all heard the margaret atwood quote i hadn't how quote i hadn't about how everything male fantasy. i everything is a male fantasy. i don't if you've heard this, don't know if you've heard this, she pretending you she says, even pretending you aren't male aren't catering to male fantasies male fantasy. she fantasies is a male fantasy. she wrote in her 1993 novel, the robber bride pretending you're unseen, pretending you have a life of your own that you can wash your feet and comb your hair unconscious the ever hair unconscious of the ever present. she that present. anyway, she says that men watching. mean, men are always watching. i mean, i and i'm always i am very sexist and i'm always suspicious women that say suspicious of women that say they like football . they genuinely like football. but what i think is wrong with this is it doesn't go into detail about what men do because men are constantly thinking women are watching them, aren't they? they are. you lot are always showing doing always showing off and doing silly women are silly things because women are watching right. just i watching. right. so we just i just think everybody is very self—centred and thinks they're being possibly. anyway, i think wave-ame— being possibly. anyway, i think we've .time for— being possibly. anyway, i think we've-time for one- “g anyway, i think we've time for one more we've got time for one more story.— we've got time for one more stay. n-s— we've got time for one more saaay. ma ma— we've got time for one more story. it's the observer a story. it's the observer with a stay— story. it's the observer with a saw about— story. it's the observer with a saw about-aa- story. it's the observer with a story about to make story about trying to make science - better, - story about trying to make science better, dealing science lists better, dealing wm.— science lists better, dealing with hecklers,_ science lists better, dealing with hecklers, for fending with hecklers, handy for fending off anti—vaxxers_ with hecklers, handy for fending off anti—vaxxers , 3 with hecklers, handy for fending off anti—vaxxers “3?“ off anti—vaxxers. steve yeah, some up comedians have

some stand up comedians have taught some scientists how do taught some scientists how to do stand . why? some stand up. why? because some scientists do stand up. scientists can do stand up. where my phone call ? but where was my phone call? but anyway, scientists have anyway, five scientists have they've training they've done this training thing. it make sense. you thing. it does make sense. you can teach people be funnier. can teach people to be funnier. you teach the mechanics of you can teach the mechanics of jokes . you can teach freud's jokes. you can teach freud's four categories of humour , and four categories of humour, and then practise, which then you can practise, which makes better this makes you better at stuff. this question you teach funny? question of can you teach funny? no, can make whatever no, but you can make whatever funny got better. and if no, but you can make whatever funrdon't got better. and if no, but you can make whatever funrdon't have)t better. and if no, but you can make whatever funrdon't have anyetter. and if no, but you can make whatever funrdon't have any funny,nd if no, but you can make whatever funrdon't have any funny, you've you don't have any funny, you've probably bigger issues you don't have any funny, you've pso ably bigger issues you don't have any funny, you've pso rather bigger issues you don't have any funny, you've pso rather tryingger issues you don't have any funny, you've pso rather trying to issues you don't have any funny, you've pso rather trying to get jes . so rather than trying to get yourself stage. so yeah, yourself on stage. so yeah, i mean makes you can mean it makes sense. you can teach to be funny, teach people to be funny, especially scientists , cause especially scientists, cause i reckon isn't most reckon there isn't the most comedy see comedy courses that i see advertised are just absolute trash. they're just the most garbage— they're just the most garbage comedians couldn't garbage comedians who couldn't teach,— garbage comedians who couldn't team—even teach, you know, they can't even be— how- teach, you know, they can't even be— how canl be funny themselves. how can they—therea- be funny themselves. how cani they—there'slfew they be teaching? there's a few good— they be teaching? there's a few good-thank. — good ones, i think. jeff innocent— good ones, i think. jeff innocent does one, gunn innocent does one, mike gunn does— innocent does one, mike gunn does one— innocent does one, mike gunn does one as well. _ innocent does one, mike gunn does one as well. turnaround, though?— does one as well. turnaround, aaaagm yeah.— does one as well. turnaround, though? yeah. i— does one as well. turnaround, though? yeah. i mean, there's a couple— though? yeah. i mean, there's a “mama-— though? yeah. i mean, there's a couple-ones, but- though? yeah. i mean, there's a couple ones, but they're though? yeah. i mean, there's a cou exception ones, but they're though? yeah. i mean, there's a cou exception rather, but they're though? yeah. i mean, there's a cou exception rather than they're though? yeah. i mean, there's a cou exception rather than the r're the exception rather than the rate.— the exception rather than the rate. ma— the exception rather than the rate. ma you— the exception rather than the rule. did you ever do a stand up comedy?— rule. did you ever do a stand up comedy? yeah,— rule. did you ever do a stand up comedy? yeah, i— rule. did you ever do a stand up comedy? yeah, i did two and i aa— comedy? yeah, i did two and i did two— comedy? yeah, i did two and i did two ana— comedy? yeah, i did two and i did two and they— comedy? yeah, i did two and i did two and they were so afferent,— did two and they were so different, found different, which i found very nassnng— different, which i found very reassuring realised, reassuring because i realised, 0g,— reassuring because i realised, olin—guys- reassuring because i realised, on—gags nas

oh, neither of these guys has a sine— oh, neither of these guys has a sins-iii— oh, neither of these guys has a sins-iii insi— oh, neither of these guys has a clue - i'll just do _ oh, neither of these guys has a clue i'll just do what clue and i'll just do what i ininn. — clue and i'll just do what i ininn. ana— clue and i'll just do what i think. and did— clue and i'll just do what i think. and did it- clue and i'll just do what i think. “2 2 2 g , are you think. and did it work? are you saga— think. and did it work? are you saga nanny?— think. and did it work? are you super funny? well,— think. and did it work? are you super funny? well, it's, - think. “2 2 2 g , are you super funny? well, it's, it's nai— super funny? well, it's, it's nai ia— super funny? well, it's, it's nai ion na— super funny? well, it's, it's not for me to— super funny? well, it's, it's not for me to say is it. 333“ not for me to say is it. yeah. no,— not for me to say is it. yeah. in. i— not for me to say is it. yeah. in. i inn-i— not for me to say is it. yeah. no, i don't know. i mean often it's people that are trying to make a living isn't it. it is. people trying to make- c , “g g g it is. people trying to make a c , “2 g g it is. people trying to make a living. but people trying to make a living. nan wens— people trying to make a living. nan aii— people trying to make a living. but we're all trying to do that. ins— but we're all trying to do that. ins snow— but we're all trying to do that. ins snow is— but we're all trying to do that. the show is nearly over now, so inn-s— the show is nearly over now, so inns-angina— the show is nearly over now, so let's-another quick- the show is nearly over now, so let's another quick look at let's take another quick look at saniay-s—is- let's take another quick look at sunday's—is the. sunday's front pages. is the saniay— sunday's front pages. is the saniay-nas- sunday's front pages. is the. sunday-has desantis. sunday telegraph has desantis. i sannan— sunday telegraph has desantis. i sannan-in— sunday telegraph has desantis. i sannan-in aa- sunday telegraph has desantis. i support-in our war- sunday telegraph has desantis. i support in our war on support badenoch in our war on wokery— support badenoch in our war on wokery ins— support badenoch in our war on wokery the observer leads with siainsn— wokery the observer leads with siainsi .— wokery the observer leads with siainsn. iii— wokery the observer leads with starmer. i'll be— wokery the observer leads with starmer. i'll be bolder than niain— starmer. i'll be bolder than niaii an— starmer. i'll be bolder than blair on public— starmer. i'll be bolder than blair on public service reform. ins— blair on public service reform. ins nai— blair on public service reform. ins naii an— blair on public service reform. the mail on sunday has. we are all the mail on sunday has. we are aii invisi— the mail on sunday has. we are all invited to— the mail on sunday has. we are all invited to swear— the mail on sunday has. we are all invited to swear our aiisgianss— all invited to swear our allegiance to- all invited to swear our allegiance to the king. the sunday— allegiance to the king. the sunday times— allegiance to the king. the sunday times has archbishop will ask niiiians— sunday times has archbishop will ask millions to— sunday times has archbishop will ask millions to pledge allegiance— ask millions to pledge allegiance to their king. the sunday— allegiance to their king. the sunday mirror— allegiance to their king. the sunday mirror has £150 million on securing— sunday mirror has £150 million on security hikes— sunday mirror has £150 million on security hikes up coronation iii— on security hikes up coronation iiii ani— on security hikes up coronation bill and finally— on security hikes up coronation bill and finally the sunday express— bill and finally the sunday iknnss nas— bill and finally the sunday express has king solemn vow to sens— express has king solemn vow to sens as— express has king solemn vow to sens as aii. — express has king solemn vow to serve us all. and— express has king solemn vow to serve us all. and that's all we nava— serve us all. and that's all we nave nine— serve us all. and that's all we have time for. _ serve us all. and that's all we have time for. thank you so much to have time for. thank you so much is my— have time for. thank you so much is my guess— have time for. thank you so much to my guests, stephen cresta. kin-is— to my guests, stephen cresta. kin-n bask— to my guests, stephen cresta. we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. niin— we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. niin naggi— we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. with roger monkhouse and louis ssnasisn— with roger monkhouse and louis schaefer—you're.

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and on radio. coming up on the show this evening, i'll be joined by the andrew bridgen, joined by the mp andrew bridgen, who expelled from the who is expelled from the conservative week for conservative party this week for his about the covid his remarks about the covid vaccine . and i also have the vaccine. and i also have the amazing privilege of having some of the actual artefacts discovered on the mary rose shipwreck in the studio this evening and all of that, plus plenty of chat with my brilliant panellist, julie cook . plenty of chat with my brilliant panellist, julie cook. but first, an update on the latest news rory smith . thank you, news from rory smith. thank you, neil. the latest— news from rory smith. thank you, neil. the latest from _ news from rory smith. thank you, neil. the latest from the- 333 thank you, neil. the latest from the gb nans— neil. the latest from the gb news room, the— neil. the latest from the gb news room, the final evacuation iiigni— news room, the final evacuation iiigni ani— news room, the final evacuation iiigni aai ai— news room, the final evacuation flight out of sudan is expected to flight out of sudan is expected is iaks— flight out of sudan is expected is iaks sii— flight out of sudan is expected to take off at— flight out of sudan is expected to take off at any— flight out of sudan is expected to take off at any moment. flight out of sudan is expected to take off at any moment . the to take off at any moment. the gsvsnnnsni— to take off at any moment. the government earlier agreed to insiais— government earlier agreed to insiais nns— government earlier agreed to include nhs doctors without uk sassssns— include nhs doctors without uk sassssns sn— include nhs doctors without uk sassssns sn ins— include nhs doctors without uk passports on the last flights sai— passports on the last flights sai si— passports on the last flights sai si in — passports on the last flights out of the country . deputy prime out of the country. deputy prime iiinisisi— out of the country. deputy prime minister oliver— out of the country. deputy prime minister oliver dowden is nsiiing— minister oliver dowden is nsiiing a— minister oliver dowden is holding a cobra meeting in issnning— holding a cobra meeting in downing street— holding a cobra meeting in downing street discussing the sssanik— downing street discussing the security situation in khartoum . security situation in khartoum. insin— security situation in khartoum. wei, ii-s— security situation in khartoum. well, it's understood around

isso— well, it's understood around isss ssssis—