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circumstance because the coronation was also about conquest , rebellion and murder. conquest, rebellion and murder. in it, our liberties are consecrate covid. next week, a special— consecrate covid. next week, a special edition— consecrate covid. next week, a special edition of— ff co "j next week, a special edition of farage with professor— special edition of farage with professor david _ special edition of farage with professor david starkey the crown— professor david starkey the crown a— professor david starkey the crown a thousand year story on gb crown a thousand year story on ea news— crown a thousand year story on gb news britain's— crown a thousand year story on gb news britain's news. channel it's gb news britain's news. channel l m 9:00— gb news britain's news. channel l m 9:00 and— gb news britain's news. channel - it's 9:00 and this— it's 9:00 and this is mark dolan in my big opinion. dolan tonight in my big opinion. why spoilt cry—baby prince harry's vendetta on the british press is bad for this country. in the big story as summer beckons,— in the big story as summer beckons, are— in the big story as summer beckons, are vegans trying to cancel— beckons, are vegans trying to cancel cae— beckons, are vegans trying to cancel the great— beckons, are vegans trying to cancel the great british barbecue? _ cancel the great british barbecue? ' z cancel the great british barbecue? 2 barbecue? and how many conspiracy theories turned out to be true ? i'll be joined by a to be true? i'll be joined by a chat-c— to be true? i'll be joined by a man that's written _ 3.67 i'll be joined by a man that's written all about them — man that's written all about them an— man that's written all about them in mark— man that's written all about them in mark meats. so big guests,— them in mark meats. so big aaeeac, big— them in mark meats. so big guests, big stories and big opinions.— guests, big stories and big opinions. they— guests, big stories and big opinions. they want to bring back— opinions. they want to bring

back macke— opinions. they want to bring back mackc ,— opinions. they want to bring back masks , plus a load of beer. back masks, plus a load of beer. brande— back masks, plus a load of beer. eaaaac have— back masks, plus a load of beer. brands have gone,— back masks, plus a load of beer. brands have gone, woke, all of chat.— brands have gone, woke, all of chat. acc— brands have gone, woke, all of aaaa. aa-c going— brands have gone, woke, all of that. it's going to— brands have gone, woke, all of that. it's going to be a busy awe— that. it's going to be a busy awe acac— that. it's going to be a busy two hours. first,— that. it's going to be a busy two hours. first, the headline newc— two hours. first, the headline news with— two hours. first, the headline news with rory— two hours. first, the headline news with rory smith . “aw news with rory smith. thank you, mark. — news with rory smith. thank you, maak. ahe— news with rory smith. thank you, mark. the latest from the gb news room. it's understood the final evacuation flight carrying british nationals out of sudan has taken off . deputy prime has taken off. deputy prime minister oliver dowden held a cobra meeting in downing street this afternoon to discuss the securing arnie situation in khartoum . he said rescue khartoum. he said rescue operations ended following a significant decline in the number of british nationals coming forward to flee the war torn country . it's understood torn country. it's understood around 1600 british citizens have been evacuated on 31 flights from sudan , but flights from sudan, but thousands more may remain . mr thousands more may remain. mr dowden denied the government would abandon those who have been unable to make it to the airfield on time . great ormond

airfield on time. great ormond street hospital has been granted exemptions to allow nurses to continue working during upcoming strike action over the bank houday. strike action over the bank holiday . the children's hospital holiday. the children's hospital expressed concerns about staffing as royal college of nursing workers prepared to walk out from 8 pm. tomorrow until monday evening in their ongoing dispute over pay. will it comes as health workers belonging to the gmb union accept a 5% pay offer from the government yesterday . offer from the government yesterday. union offer from the government yesterday . union officials will yesterday. union officials will now vote to accept the offer at a meeting of the nhs staff council next week . tens of council next week. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in israel to protest against the country's judicial overhaul. jerome footage shows protesters waving israeli flags in a square in tel aviv in protest against the plans by the country's government to have control over the appointment of judges. the

israeli president has been urging both sides to reach a compromise in the 17th consecutive week of demonstrations . a school is set demonstrations. a school is set to take ofsted to court for not following the correct procedure .dunng following the correct procedure . during a review, the queen emma primary school in cambridge was downgraded to inadequate , was downgraded to inadequate, the lowest possible rating while waiting for the ofsted report to be published. headteacher ruth perry was informed of the result and took her own life in a speech to the national association of head teachers. her sister , professor julia her sister, professor julia waters, condemned formed the watchdog and called for ofsted inspectors to hand in their badges when three ofsted inspectors pronounced on frankly flimsy grounds that ruth's leadership and therefore her school were inadequate . the school were inadequate. the injustice of that one- the injustice of that one word judgement— injustice of that one word judgement destroyed ruth's

career , her world and her sense career, her world and her sense of career, her world and her sense cf ecu.— career, her world and her sense cf cen- ._ career, her world and her sense cf cen- . wen-c— career, her world and her sense of self. i won't give— career, her world and her sense of self. i won't give up until occcea— of self. i won't give up until occcea ac— of self. i won't give up until ofsted is radically reformed to peace— ofsted is radically reformed to place cae— ofsted is radically reformed to place the welfare— ofsted is radically reformed to place the welfare of teaching scaff— place the welfare of teaching staff ac— place the welfare of teaching staff as well— place the welfare of teaching staff as well as— place the welfare of teaching staff as well as of children. at its staff as well as of children. at lac leac— staff as well as of children. at lac laeaac .— staff as well as of children. at lac laeaac . — staff as well as of children. at its heart . three— staff as well as of children. at its heart . three new- staff as well as of children. at its heart. "111c; g its heart. three new photographs of the king and queen consort have been released ahead of next week's coronation. the images were taken in the blue drawing room at buckingham palace last month. one shows the couple standing together in front of a portrait of king george, the fifth at his coronation in 1911, the queen consort is wearing the late queen's pearl drop earrings and a pearl necklace from her private collection . online dup private collection. online dup plus radio and on tunein. this is gb news nato. it's back to .

mark- iwelcome mael- iwelcome to mael— . welcome to mark mark welcome to mark dolan tonight. la calalaa— welcome to mark dolan tonight. la cplalca, way— welcome to mark dolan tonight. in opinion, why spoilt- in my big opinion, why spoilt cry—calve— in my big opinion, why spoilt cry—baby? prince harry's vendetta— cry—baby? prince harry's vendetta on— cry—baby? prince harry's vendetta on the press is bad for eman— vendetta on the press is bad for bacall la— vendetta on the press is bad for britain in the— vendetta on the press is bad for britain in the big— vendetta on the press is bad for britain in the big story as summe— britain in the big story as summer beckons are vegans trying to cancel— summer beckons are vegans trying to cancel ane— summer beckons are vegans trying to cancel the great— summer beckons are vegans trying to cancel the great british nanlecaee— to cancel the great british barbecue? how- to cancel the great british barbecue? how many conspiracy anecnec— barbecue? how many conspiracy theories turned— barbecue? how many conspiracy theories turned out to be true in theories turned out to be true ln cne — theories turned out to be true ln cne enac— theories turned out to be true in the end? ru— theories turned out to be true in the end? i'll be joined by a anal-c— in the end? i'll be joined by a man that's been— in the end? i'll be joined by a man that's been writing all ancel— man that's been writing all about men.— man that's been writing all about them. he's got a new book can— about them. he's got a new book all. ne— about them. he's got a new book all. he le— about them. he's got a new book all. he lc ny— about them. he's got a new book out. he is my mark— about them. he's got a new book out. he is my mark meets guest in out. he is my mark meets guest n my— out. he is my mark meets guest n my nake— out. he is my mark meets guest ln my take a— out. he is my mark meets guest in my take at ten.— out. he is my mark meets guest in my take at ten. i'll be calllng— in my take at ten. i'll be calllng cac— in my take at ten. i'll be calling out guardian for calling out the guardian for men— calling out the guardian for their shocking— calling out the guardian for their shocking hypocrisy. cancele— their shocking hypocrisy. bonkers scientists who want to put bonkers scientists who want to pal ac— bonkers scientists who want to all ac lack— bonkers scientists who want to pal ac lacl ln— bonkers scientists who want to put us back in masks. good luck ann— put us back in masks. good luck nnn anac— put us back in masks. good luck nnn anal ene— put us back in masks. good luck with that one. and— put us back in masks. good luck with that one. and the campaign for with that one. and the campaign fen neal — with that one. and the campaign fen neal ale— with that one. and the campaign for real. ale goes— with that one. and the campaign for real. ale goes woke . it's for real. ale goes woke. it's encaen— for real. ale goes woke. it's encaen cc— for real. ale goes woke. it's enough to turn— for real. ale goes woke. it's enough to turn you to drink . enough to turn you to drink. plac— enough to turn you to drink. elac n-c— enough to turn you to drink. plus, it's the— enough to turn you to drink. plus, it's the coronation countdown _ plus, it's the coronation countdown with the queen of us. royal— countdown with the queen of us. ncyal cncnnlz— countdown with the queen of us. royal showbiz and— countdown with the queen of us. royal showbiz and political nepcnlng— royal showbiz and political nepcnlng ,— royal showbiz and political reporting, kinsey royal showbiz and political reporting , kinsey schofield reporting, kinsey schofield amena— reporting, kinsey schofield among ane— reporting, kinsey schofield among the topics meghan and nanny-c— among the topics meghan and harry's relationship is toxic, says— harry's relationship is toxic, cayc nan— harry's relationship is toxic, says half sister— harry's relationship is toxic, says half sister thomas markle's lact— says half sister thomas markle's lacc nlcn. — says half sister thomas markle's lacc nlcn. ana— says half sister thomas markle's last wish. and prince george's cnanlne— last wish. and prince george's

clanlng cele— last wish. and prince george's starring role on— last wish. and prince george's starring role on may the 6th. now:— starring role on may the 6th. new, clan-c— starring role on may the 6th. now, don't forget, mark dolan tonight— now, don't forget, mark dolan can all— now, don't forget, mark dolan tonight will be— now, don't forget, mark dolan tonight will be live at the palace— tonight will be live at the palace en— tonight will be live at the palace on friday night for coronation— palace on friday night for coronation eve. and on saturday nlgnl— coronation eve. and on saturday nlanl nann— coronation eve. and on saturday night, right here— coronation eve. and on saturday night, right here in the studio ann— night, right here in the studio nnn ane— night, right here in the studio with the biggest— night, right here in the studio with the biggest names in leannallcn— with the biggest names in journalism, including kinsey ave— journalism, including kinsey llve ln— journalism, including kinsey llve ln ane— journalism, including kinsey live in the studio . also live in the studio. also tonight— live in the studio. also acnlgnl ln— live in the studio. also tonight, in a- live in the studio. also tonight, in a world exclusive, well— tonight, in a world exclusive, well be— tonight, in a world exclusive, we'll be joined— tonight, in a world exclusive, we'll be joined by the irish neccaananc— we'll be joined by the irish restaurant boss— we'll be joined by the irish restaurant boss who has said only— restaurant boss who has said only biological— restaurant boss who has said only biological women can use his only biological women can use nlc female— only biological women can use his female toilets— only biological women can use his female toilets . he has his female toilets. he has accen— his female toilets. he has broken the— his female toilets. he has broken the internet , caused broken the internet, caused a ncnlanlle— broken the internet, caused a worldwide storm.— broken the internet, caused a worldwide storm. and he's with us worldwide storm. and he's with ac before— worldwide storm. and he's with ac nencne cen— worldwide storm. and he's with us before ten now.— worldwide storm. and he's with us before ten now. mark dolan tonight— us before ten now. mark dolan ncnlenc lc— us before ten now. mark dolan ncnlgna lc ane— us before ten now. mark dolan tonight is the home of the panac— tonight is the home of the napenc ann— tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages— papers with tomorrow's front aagec llve — papers with tomorrow's front aagec llve ana— papers with tomorrow's front pages live and uninterrupted nan— pages live and uninterrupted nan loco— pages live and uninterrupted from 1030 sharp. and joining us tonight— from 1030 sharp. and joining us tonight throughout the show, anec— tonight throughout the show, annee acn— tonight throughout the show, three top pundits who haven't been— three top pundits who haven't been bela— three top pundits who haven't been told what— three top pundits who haven't been told what to say and who clan-b— been told what to say and who ban-b fallen— been told what to say and who don't follow the _ been told what to say and who don't follow the script. tonight bleel— don't follow the script. tonight bagel belccn— don't follow the script. tonight nigel nelson, alice grant and cancer— nigel nelson, alice grant and kulveer ranger— nigel nelson, alice grant and kulveer ranger plus , your kulveer ranger plus, your enallc— kulveer ranger plus, your emails, especially the spicy ab— emails, especially the spicy ones at gbnews.uk. now, this programme— ones at gbnews.uk. now, this programme nac— ones at gbnews.uk. now, this programme has a— ones at gbnews.uk. now, this programme has a golden rule, ecpeclally— programme has a golden rule, ecpeclally en— programme has a golden rule, especially on a— programme has a golden rule, especially on a saturday night.

we clan-b— especially on a saturday night. we ban-b ac— especially on a saturday night. we don't do boring, not on my nabcn— we don't do boring, not on my nabcn .— we don't do boring, not on my nabcn . l— we don't do boring, not on my nabcn . llacb— we don't do boring, not on my watch . i just won't have it. it watch. i just won't have it. it is watch. i just won't have it. it lc ane— watch. i just won't have it. it is the weekend _ watch. i just won't have it. it is the weekend and i think the leaner— is the weekend and i think the amber nac— is the weekend and i think the weather has improved slightly, nacn-b— weather has improved slightly, nacn-b ne— weather has improved slightly, nacn-b be sc— weather has improved slightly, hasn't it? so why— weather has improved slightly, hasn't it? so why don't you get ccmebnlne— hasn't it? so why don't you get something-fizzy- hasn't it? so why don't you get something-fizzy in. hasn't it? so why don't you get something fizzy in the something cold and fizzy in the mage— something cold and fizzy in the fridge ca— something cold and fizzy in the badge on me— something cold and fizzy in the fridge or fire up— something cold and fizzy in the fridge or fire up the kettle, get— fridge or fire up the kettle, eel ane— fridge or fire up the kettle, gel bne-ln— fridge or fire up the kettle, get the -in bed - fridge or fire up the kettle, get the in bed and let's get the kids in bed and let's nave— get the kids in bed and let's nave-cc— get the kids in bed and let's have to remember. we have a night to remember. we can— have a night to remember. we clan-anc— have a night to remember. we clan-bnlc .— have a night to remember. we start-this . you've- have a night to remember. we start this . you've got to start with this. you've got to bana— start with this. you've got to mm b— start with this. you've got to mm n be— start with this. you've got to hand it to harry— start with this. you've got to hand it to harry and meghan. t hey— hand it to harry and meghan. aney ac— hand it to harry and meghan. nney ac leve— hand it to harry and meghan. they do love a— hand it to harry and meghan. they do love a court case. beats wanna— they do love a court case. beats wanna ben— they do love a court case. beats wanna be a— they do love a court case. beats working for a living. i guess . working for a living. i guess. nnnce— working for a living. i guess. nnnce bana— working for a living. i guess. prince harry, a— working for a living. i guess. prince harry, a man who loathes ana— prince harry, a man who loathes ana nabec— prince harry, a man who loathes ana nabec ane— prince harry, a man who loathes and hates the monarchy so much he and hates the monarchy so much ne nanec— and hates the monarchy so much ne nangc en— and hates the monarchy so much ne nanpc en ce— and hates the monarchy so much he hangs on to the— and hates the monarchy so much he hangs on to the title prince is he hangs on to the title prince lc back— he hangs on to the title prince lc bacl acme— he hangs on to the title prince is back doing what he loves becl— is back doing what he loves best, attacking— is back doing what he loves best, attacking the british pnecc— best, attacking the british pnecc ann— best, attacking the british press with legal action against cecal— press with legal action against ceeal cf— press with legal action against several of our— press with legal action against several of our best known nencpapenc— several of our best known nencpapenc lc— several of our best known newspapers is odd that a man nncce— newspapers is odd that a man whose untold— newspapers is odd that a man whose untold privilege has been acnlevel— whose untold privilege has been achieved from _ whose untold privilege has been achieved from a— whose untold privilege has been achieved from a fawning press anc— achieved from a fawning press nnc nave— achieved from a fawning press who have written— achieved from a fawning press who have written millions of nonalc— who have written millions of ncnac abcab— who have written millions of words about the _ who have written millions of words about the royal family, macab— words about the royal family, mostly favourable , amazing that mostly favourable, amazing that he mostly favourable, amazing that be mean— mostly favourable, amazing that he should seek— mostly favourable, amazing that he should seek therefore to bite the he should seek therefore to bite me bana— he should seek therefore to bite the hand that— he should seek therefore to bite the hand that feeds him for enme— the hand that feeds him for name nann— the hand that feeds him for prince harry to _ the hand that feeds him for prince harry to go after the palm—

prince harry to go after the british media— prince harry to go after the british media is— prince harry to go after the british media is the very definition— british media is the very definition of— british media is the very definition of ungrateful . well, definition of ungrateful. well, leec— definition of ungrateful. well, let's remember— definition of ungrateful. well, let's remember publicity is the only— let's remember publicity is the only commodity.— let's remember publicity is the only commodity. prince harry, the only commodity. prince harry, ane wall-c— only commodity. prince harry, the world's least— only commodity. prince harry, the world's least happy millionaire,— the world's least happy millionaire, actually has . the world's least happy millionaire, actually has. he acecn-b— millionaire, actually has. he doesn't have— millionaire, actually has. he doesn't have a— millionaire, actually has. he doesn't have a job as such . he doesn't have a job as such. he acecn-b— doesn't have a job as such. he acecn-b male— doesn't have a job as such. he doesn't make anything. he trades on me— doesn't make anything. he trades on me pp— doesn't make anything. he trades on the pr noise,— doesn't make anything. he trades on the pr noise, that being the enanlccn— on the pr noise, that being the pnanaccn cf— on the pr noise, that being the grandson of the— on the pr noise, that being the grandson of the late queen. ccnblnae— grandson of the late queen. continue news— grandson of the late queen. continue news to yield . forget continue news to yield. forget abcab— continue news to yield. forget abcab pnecc— continue news to yield. forget about press intrusion . this man about press intrusion. this man ana— about press intrusion. this man and nc— about press intrusion. this man an nlc m— about press intrusion. this man and nlc n my— about press intrusion. this man and his, in my view, narcissist mycnc— and his, in my view, narcissist mycnc lane.— and his, in my view, narcissist mystic wife. remember, no one aclc nea— mystic wife. remember, no one ever asks her how— mystic wife. remember, no one ever asks her how she's feeling ncalln-b— ever asks her how she's feeling wouldn't last— ever asks her how she's feeling wouldn't last five _ ever asks her how she's feeling wouldn't last five minutes anneal— wouldn't last five minutes without the _ wouldn't last five minutes without the press talking about men — without the press talking about men ana— without the press talking about them and writing— without the press talking about them and writing about them . for them and writing about them. for nann— them and writing about them. for nanny be— them and writing about them. for nanny be cae— them and writing about them. for harry be ane— them and writing about them. for harry to sue the british media is harry to sue the british media lc ble— harry to sue the british media lc llle ccanb— harry to sue the british media is like count dracula suing a bleed— is like count dracula suing a blood bank— is like count dracula suing a blood bank .— is like count dracula suing a blood bank. now, if harry has been— blood bank. now, if harry has been subjected— blood bank. now, if harry has been subjected to distressing ana— been subjected to distressing and unethical— been subjected to distressing and unethical press intrusion , and unethical press intrusion, men— and unethical press intrusion, men mere— and unethical press intrusion, then there is— and unethical press intrusion, then there is a— and unethical press intrusion, then there is a case to answer ana— then there is a case to answer and eccl— then there is a case to answer and good lack— then there is a case to answer and good luck to— then there is a case to answer and good luck to him . but in my and good luck to him. but in my new— and good luck to him. but in my anc— and good luck to him. but in my bnlc angry— and good luck to him. but in my view, this angry young man now canenc— view, this angry young man now canenc a— view, this angry young man now suffers a credibility gap as me— suffers a credibility gap as me anec— suffers a credibility gap as time after time— suffers a credibility gap as time after time he seeks to have his time after time he seeks to have nlc pabllcny— time after time he seeks to have his publicity cake— time after time he seeks to have his publicity cake and eat it. he his publicity cake and eat it. be beec— his publicity cake and eat it. be beec ben— his publicity cake and eat it. he begs for privacy whilst

appeannp— he begs for privacy whilst appeannp en— he begs for privacy whilst appearing on podcasts, writing bcclc— appearing on podcasts, writing bcclc ana— appearing on podcasts, writing books and fronting tv series , books and fronting tv series, cnanne— books and fronting tv series, cnanne nc— books and fronting tv series, sharing his innermost thoughts and me— sharing his innermost thoughts and the darkest— sharing his innermost thoughts and the darkest secrets of his bamlly— and the darkest secrets of his bamlly ana— and the darkest secrets of his family and loved— and the darkest secrets of his family and loved ones . it's my family and loved ones. it's my new— family and loved ones. it's my mal— family and loved ones. it's my view that the _ family and loved ones. it's my view that the prince and nnncecc— view that the prince and princess of _ view that the prince and princess of woke would love it if princess of woke would love it n be — princess of woke would love it n be pnecc— princess of woke would love it if the press could— princess of woke would love it if the press could only write eeal — if the press could only write good lnlnec— if the press could only write good things about them and any cnnclcm — good things about them and any criticism would— good things about them and any criticism would see hacks from fleet— criticism would see hacks from bleeb sleet— criticism would see hacks from fleet street sent— criticism would see hacks from fleet street sent to the tower for fleet street sent to the tower be me — fleet street sent to the tower be me recl— fleet street sent to the tower for the rest of— fleet street sent to the tower for the rest of time . now, for the rest of time. now, pcamallcbc— for the rest of time. now, journalists often do cross the ane— journalists often do cross the line, including _ journalists often do cross the line, including the disgraceful pncne— line, including the disgraceful pncne nacllne— line, including the disgraceful phone hacking scandal . line, including the disgraceful phone hacking scandal. but in the phone hacking scandal. but in me encl— phone hacking scandal. but in me encl ne— phone hacking scandal. but in the end, one of— phone hacking scandal. but in the end, one of the great things abcab— the end, one of the great things abcab anc— the end, one of the great things about this country— the end, one of the great things about this country is our free pnecc— about this country is our free pnecc ana— about this country is our free press and bold,— about this country is our free press and bold, fearless journalism _ press and bold, fearless journalism that speaks truth to panel— journalism that speaks truth to power ana— journalism that speaks truth to power and that— journalism that speaks truth to power and that knocks rich and penenal— power and that knocks rich and powerful celebrities down a peg or powerful celebrities down a peg an awe.— powerful celebrities down a peg an ble- n— powerful celebrities down a peg or two. if someone— powerful celebrities down a peg or two. if someone lies about you,— or two. if someone lies about yea, mac-c— or two. if someone lies about you, that's libel— or two. if someone lies about you, that's libel ._ or two. if someone lies about you, that's libel . and you can you, that's libel. and you can nanny— you, that's libel. and you can rightly prosecute— you, that's libel. and you can rightly prosecute . but for rightly prosecute. but for anyone— rightly prosecute. but for anyone else _ rightly prosecute. but for anyone else in the public eye, mycelb— anyone else in the public eye, myself included,— anyone else in the public eye, myself included, you have to accepb— myself included, you have to accepb anab— myself included, you have to accept that you've made a deal ann— accept that you've made a deal nnn me— accept that you've made a deal with the devil.— accept that you've made a deal with the devil. you've put your bean— with the devil. you've put your neacl above— with the devil. you've put your head above the— with the devil. you've put your head above the parapet. so be prepared— head above the parapet. so be pnepanea ben— head above the parapet. so be prepared for people to take aim.

eccaclcnally— prepared for people to take aim. occasionally i— prepared for people to take aim. occasionally i get— prepared for people to take aim. occasionally i get dog's abuse ana— occasionally i get dog's abuse and mac— occasionally i get dog's abuse and that's okay— occasionally i get dog's abuse and that's okay ._ occasionally i get dog's abuse and that's okay . i— occasionally i get dog's abuse and that's okay . i quite enjoy and that's okay. i quite enjoy it and that's okay. i quite enjoy n acbaally— and that's okay. i quite enjoy n acbaally .— and that's okay. i quite enjoy it actually . so— and that's okay. i quite enjoy it actually . so i'm sorry harry. it actually. so i'm sorry harry. if it actually. so i'm sorry harry. n yea— it actually. so i'm sorry harry. n yea den-b— it actually. so i'm sorry harry. if you don't like— it actually. so i'm sorry harry. if you don't like the heat, get eat— if you don't like the heat, get eab eb— if you don't like the heat, get eab en ane— if you don't like the heat, get out of the kitchen. go and live on out of the kitchen. go and live en a beab— out of the kitchen. go and live en a beat en— out of the kitchen. go and live on a boat or something. move to the on a boat or something. move to me omen— on a boat or something. move to the outer hebrides.— on a boat or something. move to the outer hebrides. we can, but clean — the outer hebrides. we can, but clean bab— the outer hebrides. we can, but beam bab ac— the outer hebrides. we can, but dream. but as long— the outer hebrides. we can, but dream. but as long as you're celnlne— dream. but as long as you're celnlne lb— dream. but as long as you're celnlnp lb ben— dream. but as long as you're coining it for millions of peanbc— coining it for millions of pounds with— coining it for millions of pounds with book deals and tv cnenc— pounds with book deals and tv cnenc ,— pounds with book deals and tv cnenc , ac leng— pounds with book deals and tv shows , as long as— pounds with book deals and tv shows , as long as you're shows, as long as you're lecbanne— shows, as long as you're lecbannp ac— shows, as long as you're lecturing us, ordinary people abeab— lecturing us, ordinary people about climate— lecturing us, ordinary people about climate change whilst banne— about climate change whilst darting around— about climate change whilst darting around the world in a pnvabe— darting around the world in a pnyabe pel— darting around the world in a pnyabe peb, ac— darting around the world in a private jet, as long as you're banging— private jet, as long as you're banging en— private jet, as long as you're banging on about making the webb— banging on about making the nenlb a— banging on about making the world a better— banging on about making the world a better and fairer place nnblcb— world a better and fairer place nnblcb yea— world a better and fairer place whilst you rattle _ world a better and fairer place whilst you rattle around your calbbemban— whilst you rattle around your californian mansion, which beacbc— californian mansion, which beacbcee— californian mansion, which boasts we're told, 16 bathrooms, you— boasts we're told, 16 bathrooms, yea can— boasts we're told, 16 bathrooms, yea pab— boasts we're told, 16 bathrooms, yea pab a— boasts we're told, 16 bathrooms, you can put a right— boasts we're told, 16 bathrooms, you can put a right royal sock in you can put a right royal sock bn lb.— you can put a right royal sock bn lb. ben— you can put a right royal sock in it. how dare— you can put a right royal sock in it. how dare you attack our bnencnanb— in it. how dare you attack our trenchant press— in it. how dare you attack our trenchant press ?_ in it. how dare you attack our trenchant press ? fleet street trenchant press? fleet street nac— trenchant press? fleet street nac a— trenchant press? fleet street nac a webb— trenchant press? fleet street has a world renowned tradition of has a world renowned tradition eb bne— has a world renowned tradition eb bne pancabb— has a world renowned tradition of the pursuit of— has a world renowned tradition of the pursuit of truth and iacbce— of the pursuit of truth and pacbce. anb— of the pursuit of truth and justice. and with your endless cean— justice. and with your endless court cases, you— justice. and with your endless court cases, you want to muzzle bnabe— court cases, you want to muzzle bnabe be— court cases, you want to muzzle bnabe be neeb— court cases, you want to muzzle that? we need a— court cases, you want to muzzle that? we need a free press. wnebnen— that? we need a free press. whether it's— that? we need a free press. whether it's the— that? we need a free press. whether it's the parliament expenses scandal, the matt nancecl— expenses scandal, the matt hancock leaked— expenses scandal, the matt hancock leaked whatsapp messages

or hancock leaked whatsapp messages en bnbeeb— hancock leaked whatsapp messages en bnbeeb my— hancock leaked whatsapp messages or indeed my fantastic, brilliant— or indeed my fantastic, brilliant colleague dan wootton, expecbne— brilliant colleague dan wootton, expeclnp bnab— brilliant colleague dan wootton, exposing that harry and meghan planning— exposing that harry and meghan were planning to— exposing that harry and meghan were planning to leave the ceanbny— were planning to leave the ceanbny m— were planning to leave the country in the— were planning to leave the country in the first place, cebnbne— country in the first place, celnlnp bne— country in the first place, coining the term megxit in all cases, we need— coining the term megxit in all cases, we need a— coining the term megxit in all cases, we need a strong and penenal— cases, we need a strong and penenal .— cases, we need a strong and powerful . media— cases, we need a strong and powerful . media what we can't powerful. media what we can't nave— powerful. media what we can't nave bc— powerful. media what we can't nave bc acn— powerful. media what we can't have is rich, privileged , have is rich, privileged, hypocritical— have is rich, privileged, hypocritical aristocrats becbbbne— hypocritical aristocrats deciding what is and isn't nnbben— deciding what is and isn't written about— deciding what is and isn't written about them. harry cnealbn-b— written about them. harry shouldn't be— written about them. harry shouldn't be embarrassing his bambly— shouldn't be embarrassing his bambly abn— shouldn't be embarrassing his family with this— shouldn't be embarrassing his family with this court case, elven— family with this court case, given me— family with this court case, given the fact— family with this court case, given the fact that the royal bambly— given the fact that the royal bambly anb— given the fact that the royal family and the— given the fact that the royal family and the monarchy itself are so reliant— family and the monarchy itself are so reliant on— family and the monarchy itself are so reliant on favourable celanm— are so reliant on favourable column inches— are so reliant on favourable column inches from the uk press nbbneab— column inches from the uk press nlbneab cappen— column inches from the uk press without support from the paper's tv without support from the paper's bv cnannelc— without support from the paper's tv channels and— without support from the paper's tv channels and radio stations , tv channels and radio stations, it's tv channels and radio stations, bb-c game— tv channels and radio stations, lb-c game even— tv channels and radio stations, it's game over for— tv channels and radio stations, it's game over for the whole neyal— it's game over for the whole neyal pnepecb— it's game over for the whole royal project and— it's game over for the whole royal project and the timing of bnbc— royal project and the timing of lab legal— royal project and the timing of this legal action— royal project and the timing of this legal action couldn't be ac lb— this legal action couldn't be worse as it coincides with the bbne-c— worse as it coincides with the king's coronation— worse as it coincides with the king's coronation but in recent bmec— king's coronation but in recent bmec nanny— king's coronation but in recent times, harry hasn't worried too macn— times, harry hasn't worried too macn abeab— times, harry hasn't worried too much about others, whether it be his much about others, whether it be nbc ceanbny, — much about others, whether it be nbc ceanbny, bne— much about others, whether it be his country, the monarchy, or bnbeeb— his country, the monarchy, or bnbeeb nc— his country, the monarchy, or indeed his own— his country, the monarchy, or indeed his own family. his country, the monarchy, or indeed his own family . a bit indeed his own family. a bit ble— indeed his own family. a bit lbbe nanny— indeed his own family. a bit like harry himself, i sincerely nepe— like harry himself, i sincerely nepe bnbc— like harry himself, i sincerely hope this silly— like harry himself, i sincerely hope this silly court case gets

bnnenn — hope this silly court case gets bnnenn cab— hope this silly court case gets bnnenn eab .— thrown out. se- thrown out. so what is your thrown out.- so what is your view? bnnenn eac— so what is your view? share your epbnbenc— so what is your view? share your epbnbenc en— so what is your view? share your eplnlenc en my— so what is your view? share your opinions on my big— so what is your view? share your opinions on my big opinion. mark at opinions on my big opinion. mark ab eb— opinions on my big opinion. mark ab cb benc— opinions on my big opinion. mark ab cb benc bl— opinions on my big opinion. mark at gb news .uk do— opinions on my big opinion. mark at gb news .uk do you think nnnce— at gb news .uk do you think nnnce nanny-c— at gb news .uk do you think prince harry's legal action aeabncb— prince harry's legal action apalncb bne— prince harry's legal action against the press is justified ? against the press is justified? leb-c— against the press is justified? leb-c beb— against the press is justified? let's get reaction now from my banbacbc— let's get reaction now from my fantastic panel.— let's get reaction now from my fantastic panel. i'm delighted to fantastic panel. i'm delighted be leceme— fantastic panel. i'm delighted to welcome political commentator balveen— to welcome political commentator babeen banger. — to welcome political commentator kulveer ranger. we— to welcome political commentator kulveer ranger. we also have top pelbbcal— kulveer ranger. we also have top political editor— kulveer ranger. we also have top political editor at— kulveer ranger. we also have top political editor at the sunday annea— political editor at the sunday blbnen anb— political editor at the sunday mirror and sunday people , the mirror and sunday people, the anb— mirror and sunday people, the anb enly— mirror and sunday people, the one and only nigel nelson and bneabcacben— one and only nigel nelson and broadcaster and— one and only nigel nelson and broadcaster and writer alice cnanb. — broadcaster and writer alice grant. alice,— broadcaster and writer alice grant. alice, welcome back to me— grant. alice, welcome back to be cnen. — grant. alice, welcome back to the show. good— grant. alice, welcome back to the show. good to— grant. alice, welcome back to the show. good to see you again. manl— the show. good to see you again. bnanb yea— the show. good to see you again. bnanb yea ce— the show. good to see you again. thank you so much.— the show. good to see you again. thank you so much. mark happy sabanbay.— thank you so much. mark happy sabanbay. l— thank you so much. mark happy sabanbay. lpacb— thank you so much. mark happy saturday. i just find the sight of saturday. i just find the sight eb nnnce— saturday. i just find the sight of prince harry— saturday. i just find the sight of prince harry going into the beyal— of prince harry going into the beyal ceanc— of prince harry going into the royal courts of— of prince harry going into the royal courts of justice, pancalne— royal courts of justice, pursuing the- royal courts of justice, pursuing the british press once aban— pursuing the british press once aeabn be— pursuing the british press once aeabn be be— pursuing the british press once again be be a— pursuing the british press once again to be a shocking sight. yes:— again to be a shocking sight. vac. blam— again to be a shocking sight. vac. blank. l— again to be a shocking sight. yes, mark, i loved— again to be a shocking sight. yes, mark, i loved what- again to be a shocking sight. yes, mark, i loved what you said about the media needing to pursue justice and truth. i think so important. and

think that's so important. and the people really the british people really becene— the british people really deserve transparency on our deserve that transparency on our pelbbcal— political class and our established- political class and our established agent, matter political class and our— established agent,.matter who established agent, no matter who bney— established agent, no matter who bneyl— established agent, no matter who bneyl anb— established agent, no matter who bneyl anb l— established agent, no matter who they-. and i think— established agent, no matter who they . and i think what's they are. and i think what's really— they are. and i think what's really important as well that really important as well is that you— really important as well is that yea—ne-ve-cel really important as well is that. you—we've-so much you mentioned we've had so much has you mentioned we've had so much nac ceme— you mentioned we've had so much nac be— you mentioned we've had so much has come to light— you mentioned we've had so much has come to light recently, ecpeclally— has come to light recently, especially about covid and the wnabcbpp— whatsapp messages of matt nancecb— whatsapp messages of matt hancock -these - whatsapp messages of matt hancock these really hancock and all these really lmpenbanl— hancock and all these really important,-like- hancock and all these really important, like serious important, quite like serious ccanbalc— important, quite like serious scandals which— important, quite like serious scandals which the british pablbc— scandals which the british public-deserve- scandals which the british public deserve to know public really deserve to know abeab. — public really deserve to know abeab. ll— public really deserve to know about. .i think- public really deserve to know about. .i think it- public really deserve to know about. .i think it is- about. so i think it is important have a media important that we have a media which is able to which which is able to scrutinise our political figures because that's deserve. because that's what we deserve. the public. yes. i mean, nigel, vou— the public. yes. i mean, nigel, yea ae— the public. yes. i mean, nigel, yea well— the public. yes. i mean, nigel, you are well qualified- m. yes. i mean, nigel, you are well qualified as a leeenbany— you are well qualified as a legendary fleet— you are well qualified as a legendary fleet street scribbler yeancelb— legendary fleet street scribbler yeancelb .— legendary fleet street scribbler yeancelb . vea— legendary fleet street scribbler yourself . you don't to be yourself. you don't want to be cenb— yourself. you don't want to be cenblbne— yourself. you don't want to be sent-the tower— yourself. you don't want to be sent-the tower for- yourself. you don't want to be sent the tower for saying sent to the tower for saying bnab— sent to the tower for saying bnab nnnce— sent to the tower for saying that prince harry is a ginger llbnbcen— that prince harry is a ginger windsor.-what's- that prince harry is a ginger windsor. what's your that prince harry is a ginger windsor.-what's your on windsor. but what's your view on bnbc—eb— windsor. but what's your view on bnbc—eb all- windsor. but what's your view on this—of all, can- windsor. but what's your view on this—of all, can i. this? well, first of all, can i just just say no longer just just say i'm no longer political of the sunday political editor of the sunday mirror. gb news senior mirror. i'm gb news senior political commentator. i've had an upgrade, political commentator. i've had an apenabe, anb— political commentator. i've had an upgrade, and that's- e (a? f i've had an upgrade, and that's great. bxacbly— an upgrade, and that's great. bxacbly nab— an upgrade, and that's great. bxacbly nab a— an upgrade, and that's great. exactly had a promotion. i stand cenecbeb— exactly had a promotion. i stand corrected. .fantastic - exactly had a promotion. i stand corrected. fantastic to corrected. it's fantastic to nave — corrected. it's fantastic to nave .ac— corrected. it's fantastic to nave-ac pan- corrected. it's fantastic to have-as part of- corrected. it's fantastic to have as part of the gb news have you as part of the gb news bambly— have you as part of the gb news bambly-be— have you as part of the gb news family.-to-thank- family. i've got to say, thank you— family. i've got to say, thank yea—lb- family. i've got to say, thank yea—lb ccemel family. i've got to say, thanki you—it comes to family. i've got to say, thank- you_it comes to your you. and when it comes to your monologue, i agree with every word you say. i love sort of sort of you talking about bold

and fearless journalism. yep. that's we're that's and fearless journalism. yep. that's-we're that's what| that's what we're that's what bnene— that's what we're that's what we're there for. _ that's what we're that's what we're there for. a; we're there for. telling truth to absolutely that's the to power. absolutely that's the job of journalists and taking celebrities down a peg or two when they deserve it, myself included . and now that you're a included. and now that you're a gb included. and now that you're a be benc— included. and now that you're a be benc cban— included. and now that you're a gb news star yourself- f:: and now that you're a gb news star yourself as well, if gb news star yourself as well, lb yae— gb news star yourself as well, lb ye m— gb news star yourself as well, if you're in the— gb news star yourself as well, if you're in the public eye, you do if you're in the public eye, you be male— if you're in the public eye, you be male a— if you're in the public eye, you do make a bit— if you're in the public eye, you do make a bit of— if you're in the public eye, you do make a bit of a— if you're in the public eye, you do make a bit of a deal with the bell— do make a bit of a deal with the bevbl ben-b— do make a bit of a deal with the devil, don't you?— do make a bit of a deal with the devil, don't you? yeah. blip devil, don't you? yeah. no, i bbbnb— devil, don't you? yeah. no, i bbmb blab— devil, don't you? yeah. no, i think that that's that's a serious point. and it's quite right that if you choose to put your above the parapet as your head above the parapet as your head above the parapet as you put yes you're going to you put it. yes you're going to actually you run risk of being actually you run a risk of being getting some negative publicity as good publicity. the as well as good publicity. the whole point is , i think whole point is, i think especially television an or especially with television an or cinema or whatever , when you cinema or whatever, when you appear on a screen, people are rightly interested in your personal life as much as your professional one, and that appues professional one, and that applies on the football field. it applies in politics. you can't you can't completely divorce the two. in other words, you and i, by appearing on the screen , actually sacrifice screen, actually sacrifice a

certain amount of our privacy. although covid, the prince would algae— although covid, the prince would aneae bnab— although covid, the prince would algae bnab ne— although covid, the prince would argue that he has— although covid, the prince would argue that he has suffered severe press— argue that he has suffered severe press intrusion, that bb-c— severe press intrusion, that lb-c peccbble— severe press intrusion, that it's possible the- severe press intrusion, that it's possible the law has even been— it's possible the law has even been bnelen— it's possible the law has even been broken and— it's possible the law has even been broken and of course, this guy— been broken and of course, this guy is— been broken and of course, this gay lc menbally— been broken and of course, this guy is mentally scarred from the lecc— guy is mentally scarred from the lecc eb— guy is mentally scarred from the lecc eb nc— guy is mentally scarred from the loss of his mother,— guy is mentally scarred from the loss of his mother, who, let's be nenecb,— loss of his mother, who, let's be honest, was— loss of his mother, who, let's be honest, was was effectively neanbeb — be honest, was was effectively neanbeb be — be honest, was was effectively hounded to her— be honest, was was effectively hounded to her tragic death by an avaricious_ hounded to her tragic death by an avaricious and— hounded to her tragic death by an avaricious and greedy press. beac— an avaricious and greedy press. veae nbgbl— an avaricious and greedy press. you're right, mark.— an avaricious and greedy press. you're right, mark. and- an avaricious and greedy press. you're right, mark. and which is why we all have a sense of sadness for harry. we understand . anb— sadness for harry. we understand . anb bne— sadness for harry. we understand . anb bne lecc— sadness for harry. we understand . and the loss we— sadness for harry. we understand . and the loss we all— sadness for harry. we understand . and the loss we all felt- tile: we understand . and the loss we all felt that lecc— . and the loss we all felt that loss-princess— . and the loss we all felt that loss-princess-andl . and the loss we all felt that. loss-princess-and we loss of princess diana. and we can-b— loss of princess diana. and we can't imagine what it would have felt like him and what he's felt like for him and what he's been so have this been through. so we have this sense of wanting to almost be on his he's making it his side, but he's making it hard for us because, nigel hard for us because, as nigel has analysis said there is has said, analysis said there is a deal made here. if you're a membe— a deal made here. if you're a membe eb— a deal made here. if you're a member of the— a deal made here. if you're a member of the royal- : : “libzi; if you're a member of the royal family, : : bi if you're a member of the royal family, if yae— member of the royal family, if ye a— member of the royal family, if you're a celebrity,— member of the royal family, if you're a celebrity, if you want fame,— you're a celebrity, if you want fame-yea— you're a celebrity, if you want fame-yea-be- you're a celebrity, if you wanti fame,-you-to cash you're a celebrity, if you want. fame,-you-to cash in fame, and if you want to cash in on fame, and if you want to cash in en bnab— fame, and if you want to cash in en bnab fame— fame, and if you want to cash in on that fame because let's be nenecb,—bb- on that fame because let's be honest,_it before,| honest, you've said it before, he honest, you've said it before, ne nacn-b— honest, you've said it before, he hasn't said— honest, you've said it before, he hasn't said walking he hasn't said i'm walking away nem— he hasn't said i'm walking away bem—bebng- from royalty, from being a neyal — from royalty, from being a neyal. nec— from royalty, from being a royal. he's still- from royalty, from being a royal. e: “lg royal. he's still keeping the title of prince. and so he is cbll— title of prince. and so he is still cashing _ title of prince. and so he is still cashing in— title of prince. and so he is still cashing in on- e 37” “atli and so he is still cashing in on that. will still cashing in on that. now, on still cashing in on that. now, en ble— still cashing in on that. now, en bbe ebben— still cashing in on that. now, on the other side— still cashing in on that. now, on the other side pond, on the other side of the pond, in the that he's building.

in the life that he's building. so he's it still feels unfortunately, he's a confused young— unfortunately, he's a confused yeang man— unfortunately, he's a confused young man about— unfortunately, he's a confused young man about what he's trying to young man about what he's trying be—cean— young man about what he's trying be—cean eb- to do. and in the court of pablbc— to do. and in the court of public opinion,- to do. and in the court of public opinion, i think we still feel— public opinion, i think we still feel ceny— public opinion, i think we still feel sorry. harry. - public opinion, i think we still feel sorry harry. �*flbi public opinion, i think we still feel sorry harry. �*vlli a: feel sorry for harry. we will always.— feel sorry for harry. we will always. l— feel sorry for harry. we will always, i feel, probably have a bit soft spot for him. but bit of a soft spot for him. but whether people are- bit of a soft spot for him. but whether people are on- whether people are on his side in whether people are on his side bn benmc— whether people are on his side bn benmc eb— whether people are on his side in terms of what— whether people are on his side in terms of what he's doing and bang— in terms of what he's doing and balbng en— in terms of what he's doing and ballng en bne— in terms of what he's doing and taking on the british press now for taking on the british press now bea-eb— taking on the british press now bea-cf maybe- taking on the british press now for-of maybe the- taking on the british press now for of maybe the past, for the sins of maybe the past, i for the sins of maybe the past, l-bnab-c— for the sins of maybe the past, i-that's-problem.- for the sins of maybe the past, i-that's-problem. . i think that's the problem. vec- — i think that's the problem. vec- .— i think that's the problem. bea-l ben-b— i think that's the problem. yes-i don't think- i think that's the problem. yes. .i don't think thatl i think that's the problem. i yes. .i don't think that the yes. and i don't think that the british press get it british press always get it right. i would on the right. but i would err on the side of caution in terms of constraining powers of constraining the powers of fantastic journalists like nigel nelson, me you, nelson, who, let me tell you, let it's now a big let me confirm, it's now a big star gb news top star here on gb news top political commentator and the dream just got bigger now , dream team just got bigger now, lots through. coming lots to get through. coming up in story as summer in the big story as summer beckons, are vegans trying to cancel the great british barbecue ? that's

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mark. it would be nice if all be bnbcn— mark. it would be nice if all the british media did not report anybnbng— the british media did not report anybnlng abeab— the british media did not report anything about the sussexes for the anything about the sussexes for be labele— anything about the sussexes for be wbele eb— anything about the sussexes for the whole of this— anything about the sussexes for the whole of this week so we can enjoy— the whole of this week so we can enp-ey bne — the whole of this week so we can enjoy the coronation without bnece— enjoy the coronation without bnece bne — enjoy the coronation without those two spoiling it for the nabben— those two spoiling it for the nabben .— those two spoiling it for the nabben . sac,— those two spoiling it for the nation . sue, thank you for that. nation. sue, thank you for that. of nation. sue, thank you for that. bf cace— nation. sue, thank you for that. bf we — nation. sue, thank you for that. of course, we are— nation. sue, thank you for that. of course, we are now in the cenenaben— of course, we are now in the coronation countdown. i've got bbncey— coronation countdown. i've got kinsey schofield _ coronation countdown. i've got kinsey schofield ,_ coronation countdown. i've got kinsey schofield , the queen of kinsey schofield, the queen of us kinsey schofield, the queen of us cnewbb— kinsey schofield, the queen of us showbiz royal— kinsey schofield, the queen of us showbiz royal and political nepenbng— us showbiz royal and political nepenlng wbbn— us showbiz royal and political reporting with me just before the reporting with me just before me enb— reporting with me just before me enb eb— reporting with me just before the end of the— reporting with me just before the end of the hour. and of course, we've— the end of the hour. and of course, we've got lots more to bbccacc. — course, we've got lots more to bbccacc. bbng— course, we've got lots more to discuss. king charles, the coronation— discuss. king charles, the coronation and- discuss. king charles, the coronation and all things royal. but coronation and all things royal. bab leb-c— coronation and all things royal. bab leb-c geb— coronation and all things royal. but let's get to— coronation and all things royal. but let's get to our next story bacc— but let's get to our next story bncb, lb— but let's get to our next story bncb, lb we— but let's get to our next story first, if we can,— but let's get to our next story first, if we can, just as the weabnen— first, if we can, just as the weather starts— first, if we can, just as the weather starts to pick up in panc— weather starts to pick up in panc eb— weather starts to pick up in panc eb bne— weather starts to pick up in parts of the country at least, anb— parts of the country at least, anb ac— parts of the country at least, and as summer— parts of the country at least, and as summer beckons , many will and as summer beckons, many will be leelbng— and as summer beckons, many will be looking forward— and as summer beckons, many will be looking forward to a season of be looking forward to a season eb eabbeen— be looking forward to a season of outdoor cooking . but vegan of outdoor cooking. but vegan acbwcbc— of outdoor cooking. but vegan activists have— of outdoor cooking. but vegan activists have been urging the pablbc— activists have been urging the pablbc be— activists have been urging the public to take— activists have been urging the public to take meat off the alnecce— public to take meat off the alfresco menu— public to take meat off the alfresco menu and replace it wbbn— alfresco menu and replace it wbbn planb— alfresco menu and replace it with plant based alternatives. so with plant based alternatives. se cealb— with plant based alternatives. se cealb yea— with plant based alternatives. so could you live— with plant based alternatives. so could you live without your bangenc— so could you live without your bangenc anb— so could you live without your bangers and your— so could you live without your bangers and your steaks, your nbc— bangers and your steaks, your nbc anb— bangers and your steaks, your nbc anb yean— bangers and your steaks, your ribs and your chicken drumsticks?- ribs and your chicken drumsticks? this summer? are you wbllbng— drumsticks? this summer? are you wbllbng be— drumsticks? this summer? are you wllbng be gwe— drumsticks? this summer? are you wllbng be be ap— drumsticks? this summer? are you willing to give up the great bnbcn— willing to give up the great british barbecue to save the planeb— british barbecue to save the planeb be— british barbecue to save the planet to debate? this is a man

wne— planet to debate? this is a man wne nac— planet to debate? this is a man who has written _ planet to debate? this is a man who has written at— planet to debate? this is a man who has written at length on the cabiecb— who has written at length on the cabiecb eb— who has written at length on the subject of so—called meat alternatives. _ subject of so—called meat alternatives. it's the telegraph ieamalbcb— alternatives. it's the telegraph journalist andrew orlowski . hi, journalist andrew orlowski. hi, anbnew. — journalist andrew orlowski. hi, anbnew. bl— journalist andrew orlowski. hi, andrew. hi, mark.— journalist andrew orlowski. hi, andrew. c: i“ “g andrew. hi, mark. good evening. thanks for having me on. what are the alternate lives- thanks for having me on. what are the alternate lives to- “g what are the alternate lives to meat anb— are the alternate lives to meat anb ae— are the alternate lives to meat anb bney— are the alternate lives to meat anb bney a— are the alternate lives to meat and are they a credible alternative— and are they a credible alternative ? - and are they a credible alternative ? �*flbiee alternative? well, i think i think the vegan craze peaked just before covid probably about 20 or 18, 2019, when there was enormous investor in plant based foods and everyone was very knowingly saying that we're going vegan. but since then, the benanec— going vegan. but since then, the benanec eb— going vegan. but since then, the fortunes of the— gli “g 3“ but since then, the fortunes of the companies bnwelweb— fortunes of the companies involved in— fortunes of the companies involved in that have crashed. of involved in that have crashed. bf cae— involved in that have crashed. of course they're _ involved in that have crashed. of course they're very processed feeb— of course they're very processed beeb anb — of course they're very processed food and they're— of course they're very processed food and they're very expensive cempaneb— food and they're very expensive cempaneb be— food and they're very expensive compared to the— food and they're very expensive compared to the real thing. so bnab-c— compared to the real thing. so bnab-c been— compared to the real thing. so that's beenlbit_ compared to the real thing. so that's beenlbitla- that's been a bit of a flatlining_ that's been a bit of a flatlining since then. the cenbexb— flatlining since then. the context for— flatlining since then. the context for this is important becce— context for this is important because we've— context for this is important because we've had two factors benbnb— because we've had two factors were behind this— because we've had two factors were behind this great hype. one was were behind this great hype. one bnab— were behind this great hype. one bnab lew— were behind this great hype. one was that low interest rates meanb— was that low interest rates meanb bnab— was that low interest rates meant that venture capitalists bnnew— meant that venture capitalists bnnew leabc— meant that venture capitalists threw loads of— meant that venture capitalists threw loads of money. the most nbbcaleac— threw loads of money. the most ridiculous ideas— threw loads of money. the most ridiculous ideas you could think of ridiculous ideas you could think eb uben— ridiculous ideas you could think eb bben we— ridiculous ideas you could think of uber we work— ridiculous ideas you could think of uber we work and plant based meabc— of uber we work and plant based meabc ac— of uber we work and plant based meats as one of— of uber we work and plant based meats as one of them. the other

bnab— meats as one of them. the other bnab bange— meats as one of them. the other was that large food— meats as one of them. the other was that large food companies nab— was that large food companies nab a— was that large food companies nab a cbecl— was that large food companies had a stock investors rewarded bnem — had a stock investors rewarded bnem wbbn— had a stock investors rewarded them with kind— had a stock investors rewarded them with kind of— had a stock investors rewarded them with kind of brownie points for them with kind of brownie points bea cenpenabe— them with kind of brownie points for corporate social— for corporate social responsibility , so they didn't responsibility, so they didn't really— responsibility, so they didn't really wanb— responsibility, so they didn't really want to _ responsibility, so they didn't really want to make them , but really want to make them, but bney— really want to make them, but bney nab— really want to make them, but bney nab be— really want to make them, but they had to make— really want to make them, but they had to make them anyway . they had to make them anyway. gm,— they had to make them anyway. a... anb— they had to make them anyway. a... anb bebn— they had to make them anyway. um, and both of— they had to make them anyway. um, and both of those bubbles nave— um, and both of those bubbles brave new— um, and both of those bubbles have now burst— um, and both of those bubbles have now burst really ? “rib: have now burst really? yes. i ebe— have now burst really? yes. i mean, the problem with these alternative meats, for example, they're full of ultra processed ingredients, they ? they ingredients, aren't they? they are. they're also very bad for the planet because if you think about it, almost all our food is plant based. it's gone through a care. a pbg- plant based. it's gone through a cow—or a pig along. cow or a sheep or a pig along bne— cow or a sheep or a pig along be way. — cow or a sheep or a pig along be way. wnab— cow or a sheep or a pig along the way. what they do is, is as abeab— the way. what they do is, is as abeab a— the way. what they do is, is as about a thousand— the way. what they do is, is as about a thousand scientists this week— about a thousand scientists this week cabb— about a thousand scientists this week cabb m— about a thousand scientists this week said in something called the-declaration- week said in something called the-declaration ,- week said in something called the-declaration , i- week said in something called the declaration , i really the dublin declaration, i really arge— the dublin declaration, i really arge-wne-c— the dublin declaration, i really urge who's watching to urge anyone who's watching to leek— urge anyone who's watching to leel lb— urge anyone who's watching to leel lb ap— urge anyone who's watching to look it up. signs— urge anyone who's watching to look it up. signs saying that it's look it up. signs saying that bb-c meab— look it up. signs saying that bb-c meab bc— look it up. signs saying that it's meat is good for human beam.— it's meat is good for human nealbn. anb— it's meat is good for human health. and there's a lot of nycberba— health. and there's a lot of hysteria saying— health. and there's a lot of hysteria saying it's not. but bb-c— hysteria saying it's not. but bb-c-geeb— hysteria saying it's not. but bb-c-geeb ber- hysteria saying it's not. but it's-good for the - it's also good for the environment- it's also good for the environment . as soon animals environment. as soon as animals leave— environment. as soon as animals leave-lanb— environment. as soon as animals leave-lanb .— environment. as soon as animals leave-lanb , bne— environment. as soon as animals leave land , the land goes leave some land, the land goes to leave some land, the land goes be wacbe— leave some land, the land goes be wacbe anb— leave some land, the land goes to waste and they— leave some land, the land goes to waste and they are taking cemebnbng— to waste and they are taking something that's worth not something that's not worth not very— something that's not worth not very-ac— something that's not worth not very-ac-barnbngl something that's not worth not very-us-turning itj very much to us and turning it mbe— very much to us and turning it into something— very much to us and turning it into something fantastic that we all-. — into something fantastic that we all-. well— into something fantastic that we all-. well, that's- into something fantastic that we all-. well, that's right. all enjoy. well, that's right. i mean, cows, example, mean, cows, for example, livestock country , it's

livestock in this country, it's predominantly 99% grass fed, isn't it ? they roam on land, isn't it? they roam on land, which is uninhabitable for us humans. and they eat grass, which is indigestible. so they're doing us a favour . they they're doing us a favour. they are. i mean , i don't know if any are. i mean, i don't know if any of the viewers to follow the lab grown meat hype , but they find grown meat hype, but they find they simply can't. they grow meat they simply can't. they grow meab cellc. — they simply can't. they grow meat cells. it's— they simply can't. they grow meat cells. it's quite- meat cells. it's quite blcgacbng- meat cells. it's quite disgusting .- meat cells. it's quite disgusting . and meat slurry disgusting. and meat slurry bnab-c— disgusting. and meat slurry bnab-c ce— disgusting. and meat slurry that's so revolting they don't cnew— that's so revolting they don't cnew lb— that's so revolting they don't cnew lb be— that's so revolting they don't show it to journalists and they lb— show it to journalists and they exercise it in— show it to journalists and they exercise it in tiny— show it to journalists and they exercise it in tiny pellets. and aber— exercise it in tiny pellets. and alber all— exercise it in tiny pellets. and after all that's— exercise it in tiny pellets. and after all that's done , it's 20 after all that's done, it's 20 blmec— after all that's done, it's 20 blmec mere— after all that's done, it's 20 times more expensive than real meab.— times more expensive than real meab. se— times more expensive than real meab. se ll— times more expensive than real meab. se ll yea— times more expensive than real meat. so if you think about a cow or a sheep,— meat. so if you think about a cow or a sheep, it's an lncreblble— cow or a sheep, it's an incredible protein conversion macnlne— incredible protein conversion machine that— incredible protein conversion machine that that produces cemebnlng— machine that that produces something that— machine that that produces something that tastes delicious . wnab— something that tastes delicious . wbab be— something that tastes delicious . wbab be yea— something that tastes delicious . what do you think?- something that tastes delicious . what do you think? maybe the meat lobby needs better pr, better marketing, because i think a lot of people don't realise that when it comes to animals grazing on the pasture that it's quite carbon neutral because they they we it and put it all back into the ground. and

yeah, i mean there's a, there's a fascinating fact that for plant based products it generates for every pound it generates for every pound it generates £3 of waste. and the only generates £3 of waste. and the enly bnlng— generates £3 of waste. and the enly bnlng yea— generates £3 of waste. and the only thing you can— generates £3 of waste. and the only thing you can do- gri 17:5 and the only thing you can do with that is only thing you can do with that lc be— only thing you can do with that lc be glwe— only thing you can do with that lc be glwe lb— only thing you can do with that lc be glwe lb be— only thing you can do with that is to give it to an— only thing you can do with that is to give it to an animal, to ca— is to give it to an animal, to eab . — is to give it to an animal, to eab. bllmey— is to give it to an animal, to eat . blimey. well,- is to give it to an animal, to eat . �*ilriu cc is to give it to an animal, to eat. cc eat. blimey. well, we'll be next, won't we? and we've seen local authorities in this country going plant based universities, school meals. this is happening now at quite a high level. the push for plant based . yeah, well, this is a danger. i . yeah, well, this is a danger. l mean— . yeah, well, this is a danger. l yea— . yeah, well, this is a danger. l yea ln— . yeah, well, this is a danger. i mean you in your- yeah, well, this is a danger. i mean you in your last point, you— i mean you in your last point, yea calb— i mean you in your last point, yea calb be— i mean you in your last point, you said do they— i mean you in your last point, you said do they need better marleblnge — you said do they need better marketing? well,- you said do they need better marketing? �*fbriee g you said do they need better marketing? �*fbriee lg l marketing? well, i gather 91% of us eat raw. you know, take take some meat, raw meat and cook a meal with it every week. um but where i think the danger is, is in exactly as you say , the new in exactly as you say, the new york mayor has just banned york city mayor has just banned meat. excuse me , in hospitals meat. excuse me, in hospitals and in schools . and there two and in schools. and there two groups that really need a healthy diet. they need the iron. they need the vitamins and minerals that come with meat. and need healthy diet and children need a healthy diet as so this is really where as well. so this is really where

this push is going to come through. bureaucrats in schools and school administrators and really all the parts of public life they can ruin. they will try and do that. what would you say try and do that. what would you cay be— try and do that. what would you cay be bnece— try and do that. what would you say to those that— try and do that. what would you say to those that argue- cg e’z :lir what would you say to those that argue that baby— say to those that argue that balry larmlng— say to those that argue that dairy farming has a disproportionately large carbon leebprlnb— disproportionately large carbon footprint compared to plant baceb— footprint compared to plant baceb crepc— footprint compared to plant based crops as— footprint compared to plant based crops as well ? : based crops as well? i'd say so wnab— based crops as well? i'd say so wbabb lb-c— based crops as well? i'd say so what? it's very, very good for the environment. it's a natural fertiliser. and when china is building a coal powered station every days, you really every five days, you really shouldn't at all about shouldn't worry at all about meat. fact, shouldn't meat. in fact, you shouldn't worry about aviation either because it's simply not going to have any impact all. if you have any impact at all. if you want feel better virtue want to feel better and virtue signal, go do what you signal, go ahead. do what you want. but it's actually having no impact on the planet. and it's as double it's actually as the double in scientists very scientists have said, it's very bad for the planet to go plant based. indeed. and i just wonder wnebner— based. indeed. and i just wonder whether veganism_ based. indeed. and i just wonder whether veganism do _ : indeed. and i just wonder whether veganism do you think it's potentially— whether veganism do you think it's potentially passing fad? it's potentially a passing fad? i_9t_ it's potentially a passing fad? l—geb lebc- it's potentially a passing fad?i i_got lots-viewers i mean, i've got lots of viewers anb— i mean, i've got lots of viewers anbare—- i mean, i've got lots of viewers anbare— weganl i mean, i've got lots of viewers. and—are vegan and and listeners who are vegan and many— and listeners who are vegan and many el— and listeners who are vegan and many el bnem— and listeners who are vegan and many er bnem cay— and listeners who are vegan and many of them say they feel lanbacblc— many of them say they feel fantastic on _ many of them say they feel fantastic on it.— many of them say they feel fantastic on it. but do you have alew— fantastic on it. but do you have a view on .vegan_ fantastic on it. but do you have a view on vegan diet? i know

a view on the vegan diet? i know yae— a view on the vegan diet? i know ye geb— a view on the vegan diet? i know ye geb a— a view on the vegan diet? i know you've got a couple— a view on the vegan diet? i know you've got a couple of daughters.— you've got a couple of daughters. how would you feel if bney— daughters. how would you feel if bney wenb— daughters. how would you feel if they went vegan?— daughters. how would you feel if they went vegan? _ daughters. how would you feel if they went vegan? �*fbriee e they went vegan? well, it's bbelr— they went vegan? well, it's their choice really to eat what they want. but i know the they're very discerning about they're very discerning about the food they have and think very carefully about the flavour it has . and that's what we it has. and that's what we should do. we're up against a kind of austerity of the spirit really here, where everything , really here, where everything, everything must be corralled into this one view, where there's only one thing to worry about co2 and whether anything tastes what things taste like doesn't seem to matter . it's doesn't seem to matter. it's a very anti—human movement and one way we can rebel against is simply by enjoying food, whether it's vegetables meat . now, my it's vegetables or meat. now, my team have it's vegetables or meat. now, my beam nave pab— it's vegetables or meat. now, my team have put out— it's vegetables or meat. now, my team have put out a— it's vegetables or meat. now, my team have put out a poll- team have put out a poll earller— team have put out a poll earlier, earlier- team have put out a poll earlier, earlier in the day, and we've been asking you, the great brlblcn— we've been asking you, the great brlblcn pabllc— we've been asking you, the great british public, would you give up british public, would you give ap bne— british public, would you give ap bne greab— british public, would you give up the great british barbecue to bne— up the great british barbecue to save the planet?— up the great british barbecue to save the planet? so let's take a leek— save the planet? so let's take a leel ab— save the planet? so let's take a leel ab bne— save the planet? so let's take a look at the results— save the planet? so let's take a look at the results of that pell — look at the results of that pell. wealb— look at the results of that poll. would you give up the greab— poll. would you give up the great british— poll. would you give up the great british barbecue to save the great british barbecue to save me planeb— great british barbecue to save the planet? yes— great british barbecue to save the planet? yes 21.5. no. seven,

ebb.— the planet? yes 21.5. no. seven, ebb. se— the planet? yes 21.5. no. seven, 8.55. so clearly,— the planet? yes 21.5. no. seven, 8.55. so clearly, andrew, the aabnerlblec— 8.55. so clearly, andrew, the authorities have— 8.55. so clearly, andrew, the authorities have got a ways to go authorities have got a ways to ge cenwlnclng— authorities have got a ways to go convincing the— authorities have got a ways to go convincing the public that bney-re— go convincing the public that bney-re gelng— go convincing the public that bney-re gelng be— go convincing the public that they're going to go plant based . vec— they're going to go plant based . vec l— they're going to go plant based .vec l bnlnl— they're going to go plant based . yes, i think so— they're going to go plant based . yes, i think so. _ they're going to go plant based . yes, i think so. '“: e . yes, i think so. and it's an uphill struggle. we should we should enjoy the gifts of life that we've been given. and meat is certainly one of them. and all out of the meat industry. but fighting this really of but fighting this really kind of quite dismal quite wretched and dismal campaign against it. i mean, do you think campaign against it. i mean, do yea bnlnl lb— campaign against it. i mean, do you think it could— campaign against it. i mean, do you think it could get— lg“ d e i mean, do you think it could get more authoritarian— you think it could get more authoritarian in— you think it could get more authoritarian in time, though, anbrewe— authoritarian in time, though, andrew? because, andrew, we're gelng— andrew? because, andrew, we're gelng-balllng— andrew? because, andrew, we're going talking about covid going to be talking about covid label— going to be talking about covid later._remember- going to be talking about covid later. remember early later. and do you remember early in later. and do you remember early ln—bney— later. and do you remember early ln—bney calb,- in the pandemic, they said, leek,— in the pandemic, they said, lecc-be- in the pandemic, they said, look,-belgood. in the pandemic, they said,l look,-belgood idea in the pandemic, they said,- look,-belgood idea if look, it might be a good idea if you— look, it might be a good idea if you-a— look, it might be a good idea if yea-a mack.— look, it might be a good idea if yea-a macl. lb— look, it might be a good idea if you-a mask. it-bei you wore a mask. it might be a geeb— you wore a mask. it might be a geeb lbea— you wore a mask. it might be a geeb lbea be— you wore a mask. it might be a good idea to have— you wore a mask. it might be a good idea to have your meetings enllne— good idea to have your meetings enllne rabner— good idea to have your meetings online rather than— good idea to have your meetings online rather than into the online rather than go into the emce— online rather than go into the office-started- online rather than go into the office.-started as- office. what started as a caggecblen— office. what started as a suggestion-an. office. what started as a- suggestion-an instruction suggestion became an instruction barlng— suggestion became an instruction barlng bne— suggestion became an instruction during the pandemic. could that nappen— during the pandemic. could that nappen wlbn— during the pandemic. could that happen with plant based where you happen with plant based where yea ewenbaally— happen with plant based where you eventually get a meat allowance?— you eventually get a meat allowance? a— you eventually get a meat allowance? a couple of steaks a week— allowance? a couple of steaks a week anb— allowance? a couple of steaks a week and you're— allowance? a couple of steaks a week and you're done ? yes. it's week and you're done? yes. it's alreaby— week and you're done? yes. it's alreaby been— week and you're done? yes. it's already been talked about, isn't it, already been talked about, isn't p, ln— already been talked about, isn't p, ln ceme— already been talked about, isn't it, in some quarters ? “lit:

it, in some quarters? yes. um, leek.— it, in some quarters? yes. um, leeb. l— it, in some quarters? yes. um, look, i think i think the pandemic unleashed an authoritarian streak amongst bureaucrats , particularly ones bureaucrats, particularly ones who have hardly been elected or haven't been elected at all. and they've really got a taste for it now, 10 or 20 years ago, you'd have had somebody at the bottom of their shed with a with a jar of dead flies next to their desk writing plan their desk writing their plan for to rule the world. these for how to rule the world. these people, unfortunately, seem to have of have reached some level of influence public influence in public administration, and that's a real problem . there you go. real problem. there you go. anbrew— real problem. there you go. andrew always— real problem. there you go. andrew always love- "cfc there you go. andrew always love reading you in andrew always love reading you ln bne— andrew always love reading you in the telegraph. _ andrew always love reading you in the telegraph. andrew erlewcll— in the telegraph. andrew orlowski, a— in the telegraph. andrew orlowski, a journalist and now breabcacber— orlowski, a journalist and now breabcacber .— orlowski, a journalist and now broadcaster , of— orlowski, a journalist and now broadcaster , of course. thank broadcaster, of course. thank you— broadcaster, of course. thank yea ber— broadcaster, of course. thank yea ten year— broadcaster, of course. thank yea ler year-l- broadcaster, of course. thank you for your-i do . broadcaster, of course. thank. you for your-i do have you for your thoughts. i do have lebc— you for your thoughts. i do have lebc el— you for your thoughts. i do have lebc er weggle— you for your thoughts. i do have lots of veggie and— you for your thoughts. i do have lots of veggie and veg viewers anb— lots of veggie and veg viewers anb l— lots of veggie and veg viewers anb l cwear— lots of veggie and veg viewers and i swear to— lots of veggie and veg viewers and i swear to god many swear by bnab— and i swear to god many swear by bnab bleb— and i swear to god many swear by bnab bleb. bab— and i swear to god many swear by bnab bleb. bab l— and i swear to god many swear by that diet. but i think— and i swear to god many swear by that diet. but i think you'll all agree— that diet. but i think you'll all agree it's— that diet. but i think you'll all agree it's got to be percenal— all agree it's got to be personal choice. this from kathy . bl — personal choice. this from kathy . bl warl— personal choice. this from kathy . bl barb. l-m— personal choice. this from kathy . hi mark. i'm vegan and if slaughterhouses had glass walls, it's slaughterhouses had glass walls, lb-c neb— slaughterhouses had glass walls, lb-c neb abeab— slaughterhouses had glass walls, it's not about killing . sorry, it's not about killing. sorry, lb-c— it's not about killing. sorry, lb-c abeab— it's not about killing. sorry, it's about not— it's not about killing. sorry, it's about not killing things for it's about not killing things ler me— it's about not killing things ler anb— it's about not killing things for me. and that's from kathy wlbn— for me. and that's from kathy wlbn a— for me. and that's from kathy wlbn a ceaple— for me. and that's from kathy with a couple of— for me. and that's from kathy with a couple of kisses. let me rebam— with a couple of kisses. let me rebarn bnece. — with a couple of kisses. let me return those. kathy, thank you so return those. kathy, thank you ce macn— return those. kathy, thank you ce macn ber— return those. kathy, thank you so much for that.— return those. kathy, thank you so much for that. keep those emallc—

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god's advice on what to eat. and it is meat. isabel god's advice on what to eat. and it is meat . isabel says no it is meat. isabel says no chance that we'll give up our barbecues. we've already had three this year and are supporting our wonderful farmers , richard says. you can't beat a couple of bangers relaxing in the sunshine with a cool beer and the smell of a sizzling, meat filled barbecue. it's part of the great british summer, says richard . aaron says, well , says richard. aaron says, well, look, some people would want to go cannibal to help control the population. blimey we'll talk about conspiracy theories later. plant based food . food is made plant based food. food is made of sugar, which is bad, says norma. unhealthy give me, says norma. unhealthy give me, says norma. real foods plant based food. miles of one plant on the land. no biodiversity eat plants gives you wind , says norma. gives you wind, says norma. norma, i think we may have entered the realms of too much information there, but thanks for sharing it. and how about this on the subject of the royals that was my big opinion. i'm upset that prince harry has

decided to sue the british press . i think we need a strong press in this country to hold the rich and powerful to account . and i and powerful to account. and i think that when you're in the pubuc think that when you're in the public eye, you've got to take the hits. harry doesn't agree, and neither does terry, who says hi, mark. a free press is not free to hack phones . harry did free to hack phones. harry did not make a deal with the devil. he was born under the microscope and wants his family to not be killed by a media scum chasing people in dark tunnels. he is a prince. he was born a prince. he wants to make a difference and be who he really is without becoming a victim or having his wife and kids become a victim of the whims of ambitious reporters. he stands up for his family and wants to make the world a better place. the british media want to crucify him. the british media could let it they prefer keep it go, but they prefer to keep talking about that anger talking about things that anger the to ratings the public just to get ratings and clicks. and no one is fooled . terry, thank you for that. the show is all about opinions. it's

a broad church. so keep a very broad church. so keep them mark at gb news .uk them coming. mark at gb news .uk . now let's get to this amazing story. excited about this. the owner of a very successful restaurant in ireland, trevor rhodes, became a viral sensation after sending this tweet in which the restaurant owner said, call me old fashioned, but you're not allowed to use the ladies toilet in our restaurant . so if you have a penis whilst there has been a predictable backlash from some quarters, is paul backlash from some quarters, is paul, trevor has seen his eatery packed out ever since. in a recent interview he has said, who knew a tweet about a willy could fill your restaurant? well, i'm delighted to say that paul trevor joins me now well, i'm delighted to say that paul trevorjoins me now . paul, paul trevorjoins me now. paul, congratulations. apparently you've never been so busy . you've never been so busy. well, i'll tell you, well, i'll tell you, millions well, i'll tell you, millions cpenb— well, i'll tell you, millions cpenb en— well, i'll tell you, millions spent on marketing over all the yearc— spent on marketing over all the yearc anb— spent on marketing over all the yearc anb yea— spent on marketing over all the years and you mentioned the word wllly— years and you mentioned the word wllly er— years and you mentioned the word wllly er penlc— years and you mentioned the word wllly er penlc ln— years and you mentioned the word willy or penis in a— years and you mentioned the word willy or penis in a tweet and all el— willy or penis in a tweet and all el a— willy or penis in a tweet and all of a sudden— willy or penis in a tweet and all of a sudden it— willy or penis in a tweet and all of a sudden it fills your restaurant. _ all of a sudden it fills your restaurant. it's— all of a sudden it fills your restaurant. it's incredible. wnab—

restaurant. it's incredible. what motivated _ restaurant. it's incredible. what motivated you - restaurant. it's incredible. what motivated you to- restaurant. it's incredible. what motivated you to send the tweet? paul? well, it was actually there was a conference in town and one of the hotels and town is killarney here in county kerry, one of the most stunning locations you'll find anywhere in the world. and it was basically saying it was a trans conference. and they said, llcben— trans conference. and they said, llcben we— trans conference. and they said, listen, we want— trans conference. and they said, listen, we want to _ b “bi bi b and they said, listen, we want to remove ladies bellebc— listen, we want to remove ladies bellebc anb— listen, we want to remove ladies toilets and gents— listen, we want to remove ladies toilets and gents toilets from the toilets and gents toilets from be clgnc— toilets and gents toilets from me clgnc en— toilets and gents toilets from the signs on the— toilets and gents toilets from the signs on the doors. ' “: the signs on the doors. and we wane— the signs on the doors. and we wane-lace— the signs on the doors. and we want just them toilets want to just call them toilets and so a firm believer. and so i'm a firm believer. ladies toilets is safe for ladies toilets is a safe for cpace— ladies toilets is a safe for space ladies,— ladies toilets is a safe for space ladies, girls and i turned aranb— space ladies, girls and i turned areanb anb— space ladies, girls and i turned around and said,— space ladies, girls and i turned around and said, well, that's you— around and said, well, that's yea knew,— around and said, well, that's you know, you're— around and said, well, that's you know, you're guaranteed one bnlng— you know, you're guaranteed one bnlng wnen— you know, you're guaranteed one bnlng wnen yea— you know, you're guaranteed one thing when you come into brewer-c lc— thing when you come into trevor's is that— thing when you come into trevor's is that if you do have a penlc— trevor's is that if you do have a penlc, yae— trevor's is that if you do have a penis, you're not- trevor's is that if you do have a penis, you're not getting into my—obay- a penis, you're not getting into my—obay. andl my ladies toilets. okay. and wnab— my ladies toilets. okay. and what the initial reaction? what was the initial reaction? paul be i'll be honest with you, mark. iwas paul be i'll be honest with you, mark. i was amazed. i paul be i'll be honest with you, mark. iwas amazed. i mean, mark. i was amazed. i mean, leek,— mark. i was amazed. i mean, leel, l— mark. i was amazed. i mean, leel, l nave— mark. i was amazed. i mean, look, i have two— mark. i was amazed. i mean, look, i have two tv- i was amazed. i mean, look, i have two tv shows on amaen— look, i have two tv shows on amazon prime.— look, i have two tv shows on amazon prime. i've got quite a prellllc— amazon prime. i've got quite a prolific social— amazon prime. i've got quite a prolific social media platform anb— prolific social media platform anb l— prolific social media platform anb l knew— prolific social media platform and i knew that.— prolific social media platform and i knew that. i mean, look, i gelng— and i knew that. i mean, look, i gelng be— and i knew that. i mean, look, i gelng be-a— and i knew that. i mean, look, i was going to-a bit- and i knew that. i mean, look, i was going to a bit of was going to draw a bit of abbenblen— was going to draw a bit of attention, but— was going to draw a bit of attention, but it this way, attention, but put it this way, if attention, but put it this way, ll|blbn-b— attention, but put it this way, ll|blbn-b geb— attention, but put it this way, ifldidn't get the— attention, but put it this way, if didn't get the negative if i didn't get the negative comments,iwas- if i didn't get the negative comments, was doing something comments, i was doing something wreng— comments, i was doing something reng bm— comments, i was doing something reng bm, ce— comments, i was doing something wng am, ce lb— comments, i was doing something wrong. um, so it started off the acaal—el— wrong. um, so it started off the acaal—el gang,- wrong. um, so it started off the usual of going, oh, usual 1 or 2 kind of going, oh, you— usual 1 or 2 kind of going, oh,

yea blgel— usual1 or 2 kind of going, oh, yea blgeb, yea— usual 1 or 2 kind of going, oh, you bigot, you transphobe all bnece— you bigot, you transphobe all bnece llnb— you bigot, you transphobe all these kind of— you bigot, you transphobe all these kind of names. and that's llnb— these kind of names. and that's llnblwnab— these kind of names. and that's llnblwnab yea— these kind of names. and that's kind-what you get- these kind of names. and that's kind what you get from people kind of what you get from people we— kind of what you get from people who - intelligence - kind of what you get from people who intelligence be who lack the intelligence to be able— who lack the intelligence to be able-bebabe- who lack the intelligence to be able - debate with - who lack the intelligence to be able debate with you. able to have a debate with you. anb— able to have a debate with you. ana-ar— able to have a debate with you. anb-all el— able to have a debate with you. anb-all el a— able to have a debate with you. and-all of a-morei and then all of a sudden more anb— and then all of a sudden more anb mere— and then all of a sudden more and more-saw- and then all of a sudden more and more saw what i was and more people saw what i was caylng— and more people saw what i was caylng. anb— and more people saw what i was caylng. anb bnen— and more people saw what i was saying. and then all of a sudden bney— saying. and then all of a sudden bney cbarbeb— saying. and then all of a sudden they started saying, thank you so they started saying, thank you ce macn— they started saying, thank you ce macn-yea— they started saying, thank you so much you know, for so much for, you know, for cpeallng— so much for, you know, for cpeallng-ac- so much for, you know, for speaking us and for speaking out for us and for belenblng— speaking out for us and for. defending—most defending us. look, like most peeple— defending us. look, like most peeple, nap,— defending us. look, like most people, mark, i've got my wife. lye— people, mark, i've got my wife. l-we geb— people, mark, i've got my wife. l-we geb my— people, mark, i've got my wife. i've got my mother. i've got my clcber— i've got my mother. i've got my sister,_nieces,- sister, i've got my nieces, even my— sister, i've got my nieces, even my-ln— sister, i've got my nieces, even my-ln-l— sister, i've got my nieces, even my-ln-l leve- sister, i've got my nieces, even my-in-i love them| my mother in law. i love them all way— my mother in law. i love them all way bee— my mother in law. i love them all way too much— my mother in law. i love them all way too much be able to all way too much to be able to male— all way too much to be able to male a— all way too much to be able to make a scenario— all way too much to be able to make a scenario where pebenblally— make a scenario where potentially can make a scenario where potentially-can on potentially a man can put on a brecc— potentially a man can put on a brecc clap— potentially a man can put on a brecc clap a— potentially a man can put on a dress, slap a little— potentially a man can put on a dress, slap a little bit of llpcblcl— dress, slap a little bit of llpcblcb en— dress, slap a little bit of lipstick on and say, i'm a woman for lipstick on and say, i'm a woman fer-newb— lipstick on and say, i'm a woman fer-neb near— lipstick on and say, i'm a woman for-next hour or— lipstick on and say, i'm a woman for-next hour or two- lipstick on and say, i'm a woman for next hour or two and for the next hour or two and wall— for the next hour or two and wall lnbe— for the next hour or two and walk into the— for the next hour or two and walk into the safe space, which is walk into the safe space, which lc a— walk into the safe space, which lc a bellebc— walk into the safe space, which is a toilets, ladies— walk into the safe space, which is a toilets, ladies toilets in wnabewer— is a toilets, ladies toilets in whatever restaurant or bar is a toilets, ladies toilets in winightclub restaurant or bar is a toilets, ladies toilets in winightclub or'estaurant or bar is a toilets, ladies toilets in winightclub or something r bar or nightclub or something like bbab— or nightclub or something like bnablcalb— or nightclub or something like that..said during- or nightclub or something like that. said during covid, i'm that. so said during covid, i'm trem— that. so said during covid, i'm lremllnbacbry— that. so said during covid, i'm from-industry that- that. so said during covid, i'm from industry that shut from an industry that was shut bewn—parb- from an industry that was shut bewn—parb el- from an industry that was shut down—part of ton down for the best part of two anb— down for the best part of two anb a— down for the best part of two anb a ball,— down for the best part of two and a half, three— down for the best part of two and a half, three years here in lrelanb— and a half, three years here in ireland-said,— and a half, three years here in ireland - said, the - and a half, three years here in ireland said, the only way ireland and said, the only way you— ireland and said, the only way yea can— ireland and said, the only way you can debate— ireland and said, the only way you can debate something like bnlc— you can debate something like bnlc-lerce— you can debate something like this-force-debate.- this is to force the debate. so if this is to force the debate. so ll—ceme- this is to force the debate. so ll—ceme eab- this is to force the debate. so if_come out with| if you have to come out with cemebnlng— if you have to come out with cemebnlng ac— if you have to come out with something as rash as a tweet ble— something as rash as a tweet llbe bbal— something as rash as a tweet like that, then— something as rash as a tweet like that, then therefore we lerce— like that, then therefore we force-debate. - like that, then therefore we force debate. and force the debate. and here we arer_ force the debate. and here we are-balllng— force the debate. and here we are,-talking on- force the debate. and here we are, talking on massive are, we're talking on a massive tv are, we're talking on a massive lv—bne— are, we're talking on a massive lv—bne bl- are, we're talking on a massive tv_the uk about,| tv show here in the uk about, yea—

tv show here in the uk about, yea knew,— tv show here in the uk about, um, you know, men can't be just lllppanbly— um, you know, men can't be just lllppanbly wall— um, you know, men can't be just flippantly walk into a ladies belleb. — flippantly walk into a ladies toilet. _right.. flippantly walk into a ladiesi toilet. _right. and flippantly walk into a ladiesi toil

can just put on a dress, slap on a blb el— can just put on a dress, slap on a bit of lipstick,— can just put on a dress, slap on a bit of lipstick, a— can just put on a dress, slap on a bit of lipstick, a little bit of mascara and— a bit of lipstick, a little bit of mascara and call themselves a woman-themselves- woman and put themselves into bnab—bney- woman and put themselves into bnab—bney canl that position where they can pebenblally— that position where they can potentially assault or seriously narm — potentially assault or seriously narm -.— potentially assault or seriously narm -.-l-m- potentially assault or seriously- narm -.-l-m-gelng harm a woman. and i'm not going to harm a woman. and i'm not going be-neb— harm a woman. and i'm not going be-neb-be— harm a woman. and i'm not going to-not-to allow- harm a woman. and i'm not going to-not-to allow that- harm a woman. and i'm not going to happen to allow that harm a woman. and i'm not going to happen no to allow that harm a woman. and i'm not going to happen no matterllow that harm a woman. and i'm not going to happen no matter what:hat harm a woman. and i'm not going to happen no matter what they call—llc- call me. thankfully, it's llberally— call me. thankfully, it's. literally _ duck's literally water off a duck's bacl. — literally water off a duck's bacl.-brlng- literally water off a duck's back.-bring in. literally water off a duck'si back.-bring in my back. well let's bring in my ebner— back. well let's bring in my other-tonight,- back. well let's bring in my other-tonight, if- back. well let's bring in my. other-tonight, if.can, other pundit tonight, if we can, lnbe— other pundit tonight, if we can, into-conversation- other pundit tonight, if we can, into conversation . into this conversation. paul bellgbbeb — into this conversation. paul bellgbbeb be— into this conversation. paul delighted to have kulveer ranger nigel alice grant . nigel nelson and alice grant. and before i come to my panel, paul, and before i come to my panel, paul , what and before i come to my panel, paul, what about somebody that identifies as by a different gender? it's been something that they've , you know, felt strongly they've, you know, felt strongly about for many years. they live in that different gender. are you concerned that they may be offended by what you tweeted ? offended by what you tweeted? erg given that especially within our population, trans people are among the most attacked criticise and vilified ? i mean, criticise and vilified? i mean, obviously nobody's- c.” ct. ril“r: . c lir:7 i mean, obviously nobody's going to set out obviously nobody's going to set eab be— obviously nobody's going to set out to offend _ obviously nobody's going to set out to offend anybody. and bnab-c— out to offend anybody. and bnab-c wny— out to offend anybody. and bnab-c wny l— out to offend anybody. and that's why i said i do respect anybeby— that's why i said i do respect anybeby wne-c— that's why i said i do respect anybody who's genuinely transitioning. _ anybody who's genuinely transitioning. and of course, i l— transitioning. and of course, i l pab— transitioning. and of course, i mean i put into— transitioning. and of course, i mean i put into it— transitioning. and of course, i mean i put into it was like in me— mean i put into it was like in the restaurant— mean i put into it was like in the restaurant they were because bney— the restaurant they were because bney knew— the restaurant they were because bney lnew wnab— the restaurant they were because they knew what off— the restaurant they were because they knew what off the menu. so

cemebeby— they knew what off the menu. so somebody who's— they knew what off the menu. so somebody who's genuinely transitioning— somebody who's genuinely transitioning my whole point bere— transitioning my whole point nere lc— transitioning my whole point nere lc bnab— transitioning my whole point here is that we— transitioning my whole point here is that we have created a scenario where— here is that we have created a scenario where the potential is bnab— scenario where the potential is bnab any— scenario where the potential is bnab any man— scenario where the potential is that any man who— scenario where the potential is that any man who wants to enbanger— that any man who wants to enbanger a— that any man who wants to endanger a woman's life or anybnlng— endanger a woman's life or anybnlng ble— endanger a woman's life or anything like that can just baclcally— anything like that can just basically get— anything like that can just basically get himself into a belleb— basically get himself into a belleb by— basically get himself into a toilet by putting on the dress anb— toilet by putting on the dress anb calllng— toilet by putting on the dress and calling himself or identifying— and calling himself or identifying as a woman for a very— identifying as a woman for a very cnerb— identifying as a woman for a very short period— identifying as a woman for a very short period of time. lnab-c— very short period of time. that's-issue. - very short period of time. - that's. issue. - anybody that's my issue. not anybody wne-c— that's my issue. not anybody who's genuinely— that's my issue. not anybody who's genuinely transitioning. it's who's genuinely transitioning. lb-c lmperbanb— who's genuinely transitioning. it's important we clarify who's genuinely transitioning. it's ibecauset we clarify who's genuinely transitioning. it's ibecause , we clarify who's genuinely transitioning. it's ibecause , i we clarify who's genuinely transitioning. it's ibecause , i mean, clarify who's genuinely transitioning. it's ibecause , i mean, obviously that because, i mean, obviously we-re—ewerybeby- that because, i mean, obviously we're everybody here. we're respecting everybody here. but we're respecting everybody here. bab wnab— we're respecting everybody here. bab wnab we— we're respecting everybody here. but what we are— we're respecting everybody here. but what we are highlighting is the but what we are highlighting is me pebenblal— but what we are highlighting is the potential for— but what we are highlighting is the potential for somebody to be able— the potential for somebody to be able be— the potential for somebody to be able be-ln— the potential for somebody to be able to-in and— the potential for somebody to be able to-in and do- the potential for somebody to be able to in and do that. and able to come in and do that. and bnab-c— able to come in and do that. and bnab-c-gelng— able to come in and do that. and bnab-c-gelng be- able to come in and do that. and that's-going to stop.- that's what i'm going to stop. well— that's what i'm going to stop. well-blee- that's what i'm going to stop. well,-alice grant,. that's what i'm going to stop. well,-alice grant, will well, indeed. alice grant, will you over to trayvon's you be popping over to trayvon's when you're in county kerry next time you're in ireland ? yes, time you're in ireland? yes, i think paul is doing- time you're in ireland? yes, i think paul is doing such- c bi “ :7 yes, i think paul is doing such a noble bnlng— think paul is doing such a noble bnlng ln— think paul is doing such a noble thing in standing— think paul is doing such a noble thing in standing up against bnlc— thing in standing up against bnlc bnlc— thing in standing up against this this horrible gender lbeelegy— this this horrible gender ideology which is really abecblng— ideology which is really affecting women's safe spaces. it's affecting women's safe spaces. lb-c acbaally— affecting women's safe spaces. it's actually really— affecting women's safe spaces. it's actually really noble and brave— it's actually really noble and brave-be— it's actually really noble and brave-be-ap- it's actually really noble and brave _to-up fori it's actually really noble and. brave _to-up for us brave of you to stand up for us becce— brave of you to stand up for us because as we _ brave of you to stand up for us because as we can— brave of you to stand up for us because as we can in this because as we can see in this bebabe— because as we can see in this debate,-really_ because as we can see in this debate, really women and debate, it's really women and glrlc— debate, it's really women and glrlc-are— debate, it's really women and girls are suffering from girls who are suffering from bblc—wnel girls who are suffering from. bblc—wne this. it's not the men who are werrleb— this. it's not the men who are werrleb-lb-c— this. it's not the men who are worried,-it's the- this. it's not the men who are worried, it's the women who worried, but it's the women who are worried, but it's the women who belng— worried, but it's the women who belng wne— worried, but it's the women who are being who are— worried, but it's the women who are being who are being really abbacleb— are being who are being really attacked and— are being who are being really attacked and our—

are being who are being really attacked and our spaces are attacked and our safe spaces are belng— attacked and our safe spaces are being jeopardised_ attacked and our safe spaces are being jeopardised .— attacked and our safe spaces are being jeopardised . so i'm really being jeopardised. so i'm really grabelal— being jeopardised. so i'm really grabelal .— being jeopardised. so i'm really grabelal . anb— being jeopardised. so i'm really grateful . and i— being jeopardised. so i'm really grateful . and i think that it's grateful. and i think that it's really— grateful. and i think that it's really important— grateful. and i think that it's really important that people cenblnae— really important that people cenblnae-ap- really important that people continue up against continue to stand up against bblc— continue to stand up against bnlc—really- continue to stand up against. this—really morally this because it's really morally wreng— this because it's really morally wreng-bnab— this because it's really morally wreng-bnab yea- this because it's really morally wrong that you could wrong to think that you could nave— wrong to think that you could nave a— wrong to think that you could have a man in— wrong to think that you could have a man in a— wrong to think that you could have a man in a space where pebenblally— have a man in a space where potentially-girls- have a man in a space where potentially girls are and potentially young girls are and bnab— potentially young girls are and ma bnab-c— potentially young girls are and that that's obviously something nerrlllc— that that's obviously something nerrlllc anb— that that's obviously something horrific and we— that that's obviously something horrific and we must stand up agalncb— horrific and we must stand up agalncb bblc— horrific and we must stand up against this minority who seem so against this minority who seem ce leab— against this minority who seem so loud because— against this minority who seem so loud because they always plablermeb— so loud because they always platformed. but— so loud because they always platformed. but in reality are the extremists. _ platformed. but in reality are the extremists. if they think bnab— the extremists. if they think bnab-llnb — the extremists. if they think that-kind-is. the extremists. if they think. that-kind-is okay that this kind of thing is okay anb— that this kind of thing is okay anb cowb— that this kind of thing is okay and covm, this— that this kind of thing is okay and covid, this is an issue, lcn-b— and covid, this is an issue, lcn-b lb.— and covid, this is an issue, lcn-b p, ln— and covid, this is an issue, isn't it, in the— and covid, this is an issue, isn't it, in the uk and ireland for isn't it, in the uk and ireland ler cerbaln— isn't it, in the uk and ireland for certain cultural and rellgleac— for certain cultural and religious groups, the idea of a bleleglc— religious groups, the idea of a biologic male— religious groups, the idea of a biologic male in— religious groups, the idea of a biologic male in a female space is biologic male in a female space lc very— biologic male in a female space is very problematic— biologic male in a female space is very problematic for many peeple— is very problematic for many peeple lb— is very problematic for many peeple lb lc— is very problematic for many peeple lb lc. — is very problematic for many peeple lb lc. l— is very problematic for many people it is. is very problematic for many people it is . people it is. i think, you know, i really agree with what alice is saying there. and hats off to paul because he's taken on the challenge as well. and i hope we get over that test the food get over that to test the food because hope food's as because i hope the food's as good his policies. i good as his his policies. but i think real issue here is the think the real issue here is the silent majority of women that are being compromised . and silent majority of women that are being compromised. and i think, again, it comes- “g t : and i think, again, it comes down to bnece— think, again, it comes down to bnece wne— think, again, it comes down to

those who shout— think, again, it comes down to those who shout loudest, get a wew— those who shout loudest, get a view across. and— those who shout loudest, get a view across. “r: those who shout loudest, get a view across. c those who shout loudest, get a view across. ' r:lir“ c r:glic view across. and now, don't get me wrong, i am very much for supporting people who are transitioning on whatever stage they are in their life, what they're going through, providing them with the support . and we them with the support. and we all know that they've- and we all know that they've been bney-we — all know that they've been they've they've _ all know that they've been they've they've their they've they've not had their elce— they've they've not had their nearb— they've they've not had their voice heard for— they've they've not had their voice heard for a— they've they've not had their voice heard for a long time. so it's voice heard for a long time. so be really— voice heard for a long time. so be really geeb— voice heard for a long time. so it's really good that— voice heard for a long time. so it's really good that in- voice heard for a long time. so it's really good that in the modern day they are being heard, seen, given seen, acknowledged and given space time. but we must not space and time. but we must not just space and time. but we must not lacb blcregarb— space and time. but we must not lacb blcregarb a— space and time. but we must not just disregard a silent— t ril“r: c but we must not just disregard a silent majority of just disregard a silent majority el wemen— just disregard a silent majority of women who _ just disregard a silent majority of women who feel compromised, wne— of women who feel compromised, wne can— of women who feel compromised, wne reel— of women who feel compromised, who can feel afraid,— of women who feel compromised, who can feel afraid, who can feel— who can feel afraid, who can feel ble— who can feel afraid, who can feel like they— who can feel afraid, who can feel like they are— who can feel afraid, who can feel like they are being absolutely— feel like they are being absolutely just ignored in terms of absolutely just ignored in terms el mar— absolutely just ignored in terms of their needs— absolutely just ignored in terms of their needs and— absolutely just ignored in terms of their needs and wants and bnlngc— of their needs and wants and bnlngc bnab— of their needs and wants and things that shouldn't be taken away— things that shouldn't be taken away lrem — things that shouldn't be taken away from them _ things that shouldn't be taken away from them are being taken away. — away from them are being taken away. abb— away from them are being taken away. bnb l— away from them are being taken away. and i think— away from them are being taken away. and i think paul- away from them are being taken away. “r: away from them are being taken away. ' “r: “

was actually asking to look at a customer's genitals before they can go off to the loo and the answer to something like this is that presumably if women are uncomfortable with having another woman who identifies as another woman who identifies as a woman in in their loo, men could be equally uncomfortable in the other way round. so the only answer there is whether or not you want to invest in gender neutral toilets or a separate place where somebody be in this position can go , oh, what do you position can go, oh, what do you think about that? about that one? think about that? about that baal— think about that? about that one? paul well,— think about that? about that one? paul well, i— c“rilc7 about that one? paul well, i think just lacb— one? paul well, i think just lacb be— one? paul well, i think just lacb be pab— one? paul well, i think just lacb be pab lb— one? paul well, i think just just to put it into context, i'm clearly— just to put it into context, i'm clearly neb— just to put it into context, i'm clearly not going— just to put it into context, i'm clearly not going checking anybeby— clearly not going checking anybeby er— clearly not going checking anybody or cupping anybody's genlballa— anybody or cupping anybody's genlballa be— anybody or cupping anybody's genitalia to see— anybody or cupping anybody's genitalia to see if this is to put— genitalia to see if this is to pab lb— genitalia to see if this is to pab lb lnbe— genitalia to see if this is to put it into into— genitalia to see if this is to put it into into real context nere. — put it into into real context nere. b— put it into into real context here. is that. _ put it into into real context here. is that. yeah,- put it into into real context here. l/riril“ put it into into real context here. l/liril“ here. is that. yeah, well, we all we're all men would wish that was the case, mark. but it's like that. but mean to put it's like that. but mean to put it into context, this is more like for a drunken man walking into a toilet who i thought was

potentially going to cause trouble , whether it be in the trouble, whether it be in the toilet, toilet, trouble, whether it be in the toilet, toilet , whether it be toilet, toilet, whether it be out in the restaurant, whether it be in a bar, if i thought there was a threat, that's my obugafion there was a threat, that's my obligation as of obligation as an owner of a restaurant, of an establishment, is and do it is i remove the tray and i do it straight i don't need to straight away. i don't need to ask the man, drunk? i can ask the man, is he drunk? i can see he's drunk. okay. with see he's drunk. okay. and with the greatest respect, quite the greatest respect, it's quite 99.9 out of 100. 99.9 times out of out of 100. it's quite blatantly obvious to see person male or see if the person is male or female. i'm not going and female. so i'm not going and checking genitalia. checking anybody's genitalia. don't. to worry checking anybody's genitalia. don't. that, to worry checking anybody's genitalia. don't.that, paul. to worry checking anybody's genitalia. don't.that, paul. you'veworry about that, paul. you've bellnlbely— about that, paul. you've definitely got— you've definitely got genitalia. you've got definitely got genitalia. you've geb a— definitely got genitalia. you've geb a pal— definitely got genitalia. you've geb a palr el— definitely got genitalia. you've got a pair of balls on you. i bnlnl— got a pair of balls on you. i bnlnl lb-c— got a pair of balls on you. i think it's important that you've mabe— think it's important that you've mabe-vear— think it's important that you've made your restaurant made a stand. your restaurant nac— made a stand. your restaurant nac been— made a stand. your restaurant has been fully— made a stand. your restaurant has been fully booked ever since . anb— has been fully booked ever since . anb l— has been fully booked ever since . anb l wealb— has been fully booked ever since . and i would urge— has been fully booked ever since . and i would urge any of my viewers-listeners- . and i would urge any of my viewers listeners to book viewers or listeners to book a babe— viewers or listeners to book a bable ab— viewers or listeners to book a table at trayvon's— viewers or listeners to book a table at trayvon's county table at trayvon's in county berry— table at trayvon's in county berry ln— table at trayvon's in county kerry in ireland— table at trayvon's in county kerry in ireland the next time bney— kerry in ireland the next time bney are— kerry in ireland the next time bney ln— kerry in ireland the next time they are in the— kerry in ireland the next time they are in the emerald isle breab— they are in the emerald isle creab be— they are in the emerald isle great to chat.— they are in the emerald isle great to chat. i'll let you get bacl— great to chat. i'll let you get back be— great to chat. i'll let you get back to those _ great to chat. i'll let you get back to those bookings and those nangry— back to those bookings and those hungry customers.— back to those bookings and those hungry customers. paul thank you so hungry customers. paul thank you ce— abb- hungry customers. paul thank you ce— bnb barbi so much, everybody. and mark, you so much, everybody. and mark, yea geb— so much, everybody. and mark, you got to get over here and i'll show you just how stunning arnie in county kerry. it is the most on earth. most beautiful place on earth. i'm that, i promise i'm all over that, and i promise

i'll i'm all over that, and i promise l-lllaclng— i'm all over that, and i promise l-lllaclng bne— i'm all over that, and i promise i'll using the gents. thank i'll be using the gents. thank you,— i'll be using the gents. thank yea-mal— i'll be using the gents. thanki you,-paul-their you, paul. paul treyvaud their recbawanb — you, paul. paul treyvaud their restaurant. hospitality restaurant. star and hospitality cencalbanb— restaurant. star and hospitality consultant. next— restaurant. star and hospitality consultant. next up , how many consultant. next up, how many cencplracy— consultant. next up, how many conspiracy theories turn out to be brace— conspiracy theories turn out to be braee l-ll— conspiracy theories turn out to be true? i'll be— conspiracy theories turn out to be true? i'll be joined by a man bnab-c— be true? i'll be joined by a man that's written— be true? i'll be joined by a man that's written all— be true? i'll be joined by a man that's written all about them. lnab-c— that's written all about them. lnab-c barl— that's written all about them. that's mark meats. and it's going— that's mark meats. and it's going-explosive. that's mark meats. and it's. going-explosive chat. going to be an explosive chat. lnab-c— going to be an explosive chat. lnab-c .—

next well, i nextl well, a | web- well, a massive ibewb— well, a massive response inext— well, a massive response to my lnberwlew— well, a massive response to my interview with— well, a massive response to my interview with the— well, a massive response to my interview with the irish restaurant _ interview with the irish restaurant tur, who has simply abwerblceb— restaurant tur, who has simply advertised on— restaurant tur, who has simply advertised on twitter that only women, biological women can enber— women, biological women can enberbne— women, biological women can enter the toilets— women, biological women can enter the toilets in his restaurant— enter the toilets in his restaurant .- enter the toilets in his restaurant . the restaurant has restaurant. the restaurant has been— restaurant. the restaurant has been ball— restaurant. the restaurant has been full since— restaurant. the restaurant has been full since .— restaurant. the restaurant has been full since . this from been full since. this from lealce— been full since. this from lealce bl — been full since. this from lealce bl .— been full since. this from louise hi , mark. we women need louise hi, mark. we women need ble— louise hi, mark. we women need more men like your— louise hi, mark. we women need more men like your restaurant owner on your show to fight our agalncb— owner on your show to fight our corner against trans gender lbeelegy— corner against trans gender lbeelegy .— corner against trans gender ideology . arnie. thank you for ideology. arnie. thank you for bnab— ideology. arnie. thank you for bnab. lealce.— ideology. arnie. thank you for that, louise. keep— ideology. arnie. thank you for that, louise. keep those emails cemlng— that, louise. keep those emails cemlng. barl— that, louise. keep those emails coming. mark gb— that, louise. keep those emails coming. mark gb news .uk. it's blme— coming. mark gb news .uk. it's blme ber— coming. mark gb news .uk. it's blme ler bblc— coming. mark gb news .uk. it's

blme ler bnlc .— coming. mark gb news .uk. it's time for this . yes,— coming. mark gb news .uk. it's time for this . yes, it's time time for this. yes, it's time ber— time for this. yes, it's time ler barl— time for this. yes, it's time for mark meats. - time for this. yes, it's time for mark meats. and tonight, wnebner— for mark meats. and tonight, wnebner lb-c— for mark meats. and tonight, whether it's the— for mark meats. and tonight, whether it's the lab leak theory for whether it's the lab leak theory ler covlb — whether it's the lab leak theory for covid vaccine,— whether it's the lab leak theory for covid vaccine, side effects or for covid vaccine, side effects er leclbewn— for covid vaccine, side effects or lockdown being a debateable pellcy— or lockdown being a debateable pellcy .— or lockdown being a debateable pellcy . plenby— or lockdown being a debateable policy , plenty of_ or lockdown being a debateable policy , plenty of conspiracy policy, plenty of conspiracy bneerlec— policy, plenty of conspiracy theories have— policy, plenty of conspiracy theories have proved over time to theories have proved over time be be— theories have proved over time be be brae— theories have proved over time be be brae. er— theories have proved over time to be true, or at— theories have proved over time to be true, or at least more callb— to be true, or at least more wallb bnan— to be true, or at least more valid than previously characterised , which is why my characterised, which is why my newb— characterised, which is why my nexb gaecb— characterised, which is why my next guest has— characterised, which is why my next guest has devoted noted the cablecb— next guest has devoted noted the cablecb be— next guest has devoted noted the cablecb be a— next guest has devoted noted the subject to a new— next guest has devoted noted the subject to a new book. it's wlnnlng— subject to a new book. it's winning rave— subject to a new book. it's winning rave reviews . it's winning rave reviews. it's calleb— winning rave reviews. it's calleb lbe— winning rave reviews. it's called the diary of a conspiracy lbeerlcb— called the diary of a conspiracy lbeerlcb. anb— called the diary of a conspiracy theorist, and it's— called the diary of a conspiracy theorist, and it's out now. its aabner— theorist, and it's out now. its aabner lelnc— theorist, and it's out now. its author joins me,— theorist, and it's out now. its author joins me, scott anderson hi, author joins me, scott anderson bl. scebb— author joins me, scott anderson bl. scebb . — author joins me, scott anderson bl. scebb. bl— author joins me, scott anderson bl. scebb. bl .— author joins me, scott anderson hi, scott. hi , mark.- author joins me, scott anderson hi, scott . libgr hi, scott. hi, mark. i'm very well. good to have you- hi, scott. rribgr good to have you on the well. good to have you on the pregram. — well. good to have you on the pregram. l— well. good to have you on the program. i think— well. good to have you on the program. i think there- good to have you on the program. :g“c program. i think there might be some parallels between yourself and my previous guest, the restaurant owner calling out woke nonsense in this book, you've called out what you perceive to be the mistakes that we've seen in the course of the last three years as yeah , it's last three years as yeah, it's just been, well, you could call them mistakes . i think they've them mistakes. i think they've prebably— them mistakes. i think they've prebably been— them mistakes. i think they've probably been done— them mistakes. i think they've probably been done on-

i think they've probably been done on purpose. but probably been done on purpose. bab yean— probably been done on purpose. bab yean l— probably been done on purpose. but yeah, i think— probably been done on purpose. but yeah, i think this whole welc— but yeah, i think this whole wele bnlng— but yeah, i think this whole woke thing erg— but yeah, i think this whole woke thing erg and there's lots of woke thing erg and there's lots el wlrbae— woke thing erg and there's lots of virtue signalling, which is cerb— of virtue signalling, which is cerb el— of virtue signalling, which is sort of reading— of virtue signalling, which is sort of reading off into other ble— sort of reading off into other areas like this— sort of reading off into other areas like this whole trans lacb— areas like this whole trans issues just now- areas like this whole trans issues just now as well. and you knew— issues just now as well. and you knew .— issues just now as well. and you knew . ebner— issues just now as well. and you know , other things. _ issues just now as well. and you know , other things. but yeah, know, other things. but yeah, it's basically— know, other things. but yeah, it's basically they've used peeple-c— it's basically they've used peeple-c geeb— it's basically they've used people's good nature to baclcally— people's good nature to basically carry out this whole leclbewn— basically carry out this whole lockdown thing _ basically carry out this whole lockdown thing and keep the maclc— lockdown thing and keep the maclc gelng— lockdown thing and keep the maclc gelng .— lockdown thing and keep the masks going . as you say, they're masks going. as you say, they're leeblng— masks going. as you say, they're leellng ab— masks going. as you say, they're looking at bringing back masks and looking at bringing back masks anb yean— looking at bringing back masks and yeah, they're— looking at bringing back masks and yeah, they're just playing on and yeah, they're just playing en peeple-c— and yeah, they're just playing on people's emotions basically to on people's emotions basically be acnlewe— on people's emotions basically to achieve their— on people's emotions basically to achieve their goals, basically. _ to achieve their goals, basically. ' “r: to achieve their goals, basically. “r: “r:g to achieve their goals,- basically. and the thing is, scott, you're not some kind of privileged member of the media elites. this is the first privileged member of the media elites . this is the first book elites. this is the first book yae— elites. this is the first book you've published.- this is the first book you've published. what is your baclgreanb— you've published. what is your baclgreanb e— you've published. what is your background ? i'm— you've published. what is your background ? i'm just a civil background? i'm just a civil englneer— background? i'm just a civil engineer, civil— background? i'm just a civil engineer, civil engineer , and as engineer, civil engineer, and as i engineer, civil engineer, and as l cay— engineer, civil engineer, and as l cay ln— engineer, civil engineer, and as l cay ln bne— engineer, civil engineer, and as i say in the book,— engineer, civil engineer, and as i say in the book, i— engineer, civil engineer, and as i say in the book, i was just werllng— i say in the book, i was just werllng away— i say in the book, i was just working away and then basically bnlngc— working away and then basically bnlngc cbarbeb— working away and then basically things started happening. obrleacly.— things started happening. obviously, the— things started happening. obviously, the news- things started happening. obviously, the news came through that there was a virus spreading throughout the world and yeah, i

just took my own view in it, watched it closely, watched the events unfolding and just form my own opinions from there. yes , my own opinions from there. yes i , my own opinions from there. yes , i mean, quite a few i“ yes , i mean, quite a few engineers nave— , i mean, quite a few engineers nave cpelen— , i mean, quite a few engineers nawe cpelen cab— , i mean, quite a few engineers have spoken out against the cowb— have spoken out against the covid measures. :g covid measures. i guess that by definition, as an engineer, you look at the data, you look at numbers as yeah , yeah. i mean , numbers as yeah, yeah. i mean, it doesn't take a— numbers as yeah, yeah. i mean, it doesn't take a genius- numbers as yeah, yeah. i mean, it doesn't take a genius to- it doesn't take a genius to llgare— it doesn't take a genius to llgare cab— it doesn't take a genius to figure out that— it doesn't take a genius to figure out that the numbers were lnllabeb— figure out that the numbers were lnllabeb wa— figure out that the numbers were inflated via the— figure out that the numbers were inflated via the way they ceanbeb— inflated via the way they counted the _ inflated via the way they counted the deaths as they ceanbeb— counted the deaths as they counted them— counted the deaths as they counted them within 28 days of a peclblwe— counted them within 28 days of a peclblwe becb. — counted them within 28 days of a positive test. so— counted them within 28 days of a positive test. so that— counted them within 28 days of a positive test. so that is just going to massively inflate the numbers, not giving a true representation of the actual figures. and yeah, it was just loads of things, loads of inconsistencies which i'll touch on in the book. a lot . there's on in the book. a lot. there's at least . in two creating covid at least. in two creating covid 19, no longer high consequence disease days just before the lockdown beginning the list is endless. and lockdown beginning the list is endless . and indeed in the book

endless. and indeed in the book you endless. and indeed in the book yea ball— endless. and indeed in the book yea ball abeab— endless. and indeed in the book you talk about what— ri: and indeed in the book you talk about what you consider to you talk about what you consider be nave— you talk about what you consider be brave been— you talk about what you consider to have been the— you talk about what you consider to have been the mistakes of the panbemlc— to have been the mistakes of the panbemlc .— to have been the mistakes of the panbemlc . be— to have been the mistakes of the pandemic . do you— to have been the mistakes of the pandemic . do you think lessons pandemic. do you think lessons wlll— pandemic. do you think lessons wlll be— pandemic. do you think lessons will be learned— pandemic. do you think lessons will be learned ?_ pandemic. do you think lessons will be learned ? do you think will be learned? do you think the will be learned? do you think me pabllc— will be learned? do you think the public would— will be learned? do you think the public would go along with labare— the public would go along with future lockdowns_ the public would go along with future lockdowns ? brir r:ir“ c future lockdowns? no, i don't bblnb— future lockdowns? no, i don't think the public would go along with it at all anymore. there's very few with it at all anymore. there's wery lew peeple— with it at all anymore. there's very few people walking- c there's very few people walking about wlbn— very few people walking about wlbn maclc— very few people walking about with masks now,— very few people walking about with masks now, even though bnere-c— with masks now, even though bnere-c cblll— with masks now, even though there's still variants cpreablng- there's still variants spreading. apparently according to spreading. apparently according be me— spreading. apparently according be be mebla— spreading. apparently according to the media, i— spreading. apparently according to the media, i can't see the pabllc— to the media, i can't see the public basically— to the media, i can't see the public basically taking part in any el— public basically taking part in any el bnab— public basically taking part in any er bnab ab— public basically taking part in any of that at all. r: r: any of that at all. so why did you— any of that at all. so why did you go about writing a book? lots of people would share the view that you have , i should view that you have, i should add, contradicted by top government scientists who would argue that all of the measures, the mask mandates , vaccine the mask mandates, the vaccine mandates, rollout , mandates, the vaccine rollout, the lockdowns saved many thousands of lives. that is their clear , clear view. but but their clear, clear view. but but others disagree with that. you're one of them. why did you put pen to paper? the main reason was i just thought in years to come , how would you years to come, how would you actually describe this to

someone? you know, the whole precpecb— someone? you know, the whole precpecb anb— someone? you know, the whole prospect and whole— 7 you know, the whole prospect and whole idea of leclbewnc— prospect and whole idea of lockdowns. _ prospect and whole idea of lockdowns . prospect and whole idea of lockdowns. hopefully we never experience them again, but how do you explain to someone in the future what they would actually like? and, you know, it's just crazy . it's the eerie feeling of crazy. it's the eerie feeling of walking around the street where there about and, you there was nobody about and, you know, actually being sent home there was nobody about and, you knowworkially being sent home there was nobody about and, you knowwork and being sent home there was nobody about and, you knowwork and toldg sent home there was nobody about and, you knowwork and toldg sentwasie from work and told there was this deadly virus spreading all around the world. it's just it's like something from a movie. so i thought, know, i'll write i thought, you know, i'll write a it. and it's also a book about it. and it's also somewhere where— c and it's also somewhere where people who might be ceelng— somewhere where people who might be ceelng bnab— somewhere where people who might be seeing that something isn't galbe— be seeing that something isn't babe-anb— be seeing that something isn't galbe-anb bney- be seeing that something isn't quite and they don't know quite right and they don't know new—me— quite right and they don't know how—the dots. - quite right and they don't know how—the dots. sol how to connect the dots. so i beagle.— how to connect the dots. so i bbeagbb. l-ll— how to connect the dots. so i thought, i'll put— how to connect the dots. so i thought, i'll put some information together, put it in a book, and yeah, they can basically their own mind up basically make their own mind up from that hopefully would from that and hopefully it would help see it, see help them, you know, see it, see things a bit clearer. have you paid a things a bit clearer. have you palb a prlce— things a bit clearer. have you paid a price personally- “lgli c have you paid a price personally for “r:gli c have you paid a price personally for your lewc— paid a price personally for your views on these— paid a price personally for your views on these covid measures anb— views on these covid measures anb bne— views on these covid measures anb bne ebner— views on these covid measures and the other proposition owns the and the other proposition owns bne peclblenc— and the other proposition owns the positions that— and the other proposition owns the positions that you take in the positions that you take in be beel. — the positions that you take in the book. just— the positions that you take in the book. just basically the acaal— the book. just basically the acaal yea— the book. just basically the acaal yea geb— the book. just basically the usual you get called a cencplracy— usual you get called a conspiracy theorist or you know

you— conspiracy theorist or you know yea mlgnb— conspiracy theorist or you know yea mlgnb nave— conspiracy theorist or you know you might have got laughed at erlglnally— you might have got laughed at erlglnally be— you might have got laughed at originally to begin with, but ebwleacly— originally to begin with, but obviously that's changed now. vea— obviously that's changed now. bea brew— obviously that's changed now. bea bnew .— obviously that's changed now. you know , the— obviously that's changed now. you know , the first— obviously that's changed now. you know, the first protest was at there was only about five people and now there's well, in the end, you know, there was probably a million people on the street or near nearly a million people the street at london's people in the street at london's biggest so, yeah , i biggest one. so, yeah, i definitely think the tables have turned have seen it turned and people have seen it for it actually is. and for what it actually is. and they it as an attack they they see it as an attack under liberties, under civil liberties, civil liberties and obviously they're not going to allow that to happen. so, would you happen. so, scott, would you wnab— happen. so, scott, would you wnab wealb— happen. so, scott, would you what would-say- happen. so, scott, would you what would - say to - “ so, scott, would you what would say to those who what would you say to those who lccb— what would you say to those who lccb-emc— what would you say to those who lost-ones during- what would you say to those who lost ones during the lost loved ones during the panbemlc.— lost loved ones during the pandemic, lost— lost loved ones during the- pandemic, lost-covid, pandemic, lost them to covid, wne—bnab- pandemic, lost them to covid, wne—bnab year- pandemic, lost them to covid, who that your book who might feel that your book brlwlallcec— who might feel that your book trivialises underplay , raise trivialises or underplay, raise the seriousness— trivialises or underplay, raise the seriousness of the virus as i the seriousness of the virus as l ben-b— the seriousness of the virus as l ben-b bnlnl— the seriousness of the virus as i don't think i— the seriousness of the virus as i don't think i underplay the seriousness— i don't think i underplay the seriousness of— i don't think i underplay the seriousness of the virus and peeple— seriousness of the virus and peeple ble. — seriousness of the virus and people die. r: ri ”gr people die. people die every yeah people die. people die every year. people die of the flu . i'm year. people die of the flu. i'm just raising questions. for instance, the flu completely disappeared . well, covid disappeared. well, covid apparently raged throughout the world, and it makes me wonder

how one virus can be completely eradicated from the measures . eradicated from the measures. but one can thrive. it just doesn't really make sense. and obviously , as i c and obviously , as i mentioned, it obviously, as i mentioned, it was downgraded— obviously, as i mentioned, it was downgraded . “libi was downgraded. there's no longer— was downgraded. there's no longer high consequence disease on march 19th, very early on in the pandemic. there's loads of things. as i say , the 28 days things. as i say, the 28 days being diagnosed within 28 days of a covid test. you know, you cealb— of a covid test. you know, you cealb argae— of a covid test. you know, you could argue that— clcile z�*l you know, you could argue that you've been marleb— could argue that you've been marked down— could argue that you've been marked down incorrectly as a cowb— marked down incorrectly as a covlb beabn— marked down incorrectly as a covid death when it's been cemebnlng— covid death when it's been something else,— covid death when it's been something else, you know, okay, yes,— something else, you know, okay, yec. bney— something else, you know, okay, yec. bney cblll— something else, you know, okay, yes, they still died. but you wane— yes, they still died. but you wanb be— yes, they still died. but you want to know and you want want to know why. and you want to get you know what i mean? it's the right thing to do, obviously, to find out why they actually and not because actually died and not because someone's it down as someone's just put it down as a death, because it's within 28 days a test. well, i i'm very days of a test. well, i i'm very excited about reading your book. i think that there was a nerrlble— i think that there was a horrible overreact ation to a nacby— horrible overreact ation to a nacby — horrible overreact ation to a nasty virus. but— horrible overreact ation to a nasty virus. but that one a bnlrb— nasty virus. but that one a bnlrb el— nasty virus. but that one a third of people— nasty virus. but that one a third of people we were told by the government— third of people we were told by the government didn't have cympbemc— the government didn't have cympbemc ab— the government didn't have symptoms at all. i think that me— symptoms at all. i think that the lockdowns_ symptoms at all. i think that. the lockdowns—than symptoms at all. i think that. the disease ns_than symptoms at all. i think that the disease itself than symptoms at all. i think that the disease itself and than symptoms at all. i think that the disease itself and that's|an the disease itself and that's very—

the disease itself and that's very much— the disease itself and that's very much a— the disease itself and that's very much a central tenet of your— very much a central tenet of your book. — very much a central tenet of your book. it's— very much a central tenet of your book. it's there to debate. i your book. it's there to debate. r—peopre- your book. it's there to debate.i r—peopre-therr i recommend people make their own-yrs— i recommend people make their own-yrs our- i recommend people make their own-it's out now.- i recommend people make their own-it's out now. it. own minds up. it's out now. it is own minds up. it's out now. it rs-the— own minds up. it's out now. it rs-the diary— own minds up. it's out now. it rs-the diary of- own minds up. it's out now. it is-the diary of a- is called the diary of a conspiracy— is called the diary of a conspiracy theorist. and scott anderson,— conspiracy theorist. and scott anderson, more— conspiracy theorist. and scott anderson, more power to you. marks— anderson, more power to you. marks for— anderson, more power to you. thanks for your— anderson, more power to you. thanks for your time . thanks for your time. thanks, mark. marr— thanks for your time. thanks, mark. thank you.— thanks for your time. thank you. brilliant mark. thank you. brilliant stuff.— mark. thank you. brilliant stuff. wen— mark. thank you. brilliant stuff. well let— thank you. brilliant stuff. well let me reiterate that— stuff. well let me reiterate that both— stuff. well let me reiterate that both the _ stuff. well let me reiterate that both the nhs and the government— that both the nhs and the government and top medical scientists— government and top medical scientists are— government and top medical scientists are very clear that the— scientists are very clear that the measures— scientists are very clear that the measures they rolled out were essential— the measures they rolled out were essential in— the measures they rolled out were essential in saving the nhs from— were essential in saving the nhs from being— were essential in saving the nhs from being overwhelmed and saving— from being overwhelmed and saving lives— from being overwhelmed and saving lives .— from being overwhelmed and saving lives . so— from being overwhelmed and saving lives . so that's the view saving lives. so that's the view of majority— saving lives. so that's the view of majority science. but this program— of majority science. but this program rs— of majority science. but this program as a— of majority science. but this program is a broad church and we hear— program is a broad church and we hear au— program is a broad church and we hear all opinions— program is a broad church and we hear all opinions next up, it's my— hear all opinions next up, it's my take— hear all opinions next up, it's my rate at— hear all opinions next up, it's my take a tem— hear all opinions next up, it's my take at ten campaign for real ale my take at ten campaign for real at. mayo— my take at ten campaign for real at. have gone— my take at ten campaign for real ale have gone woke. plus they yam— ale have gone woke. plus they yam ao— ale have gone woke. plus they yam to pm— ale have gone woke. plus they yam to pm as— ale have gone woke. plus they want to put us back in masks. all want to put us back in masks. an of— want to put us back in masks. an of mat— want to put us back in masks. all of that is— want to put us back in masks. all of that is .—

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so big guest big stories and big opinions. first the headlines brand new to mark dolan tonight, the brilliant rory smith . thank the brilliant rory smith. thank you very much, mark.- the brilliant rory smith. thank you very much, mark. the- 1:33 thank you very much, mark. the latest mom— you very much, mark. the latest from me— you very much, mark. the latest from me am— you very much, mark. the latest from the gb newsroom . more than from the gb newsroom. more than roos— from the gb newsroom. more than was mome— from the gb newsroom. more than rose peopae om— from the gb newsroom. more than rose peopae om 2r— from the gb newsroom. more than 1888 people on 21 flights have teem— 1888 people on 21 flights have been evacuated— 1888 people on 21 flights have been evacuated from sudan. the majority— been evacuated from sudan. the majority of— been evacuated from sudan. the majority of them— been evacuated from sudan. the majority of them being british nationals— majority of them being british nationals .— majority of them being british nationals . the— majority of them being british nationals . the government says nationals. the government says the nationals. the government says me ima— nationals. the government says the final flight— nationals. the government says the final flight is— nationals. the government says the final flight is yet to leave the final flight is yet to leave the airfield— the final flight is yet to leave the airfield near— the final flight is yet to leave the airfield near khartoum, even momm— the airfield near khartoum, even though it— the airfield near khartoum, even though it yae— the airfield near khartoum, even though it was scheduled for 6:00 this though it was scheduled for 6:00 mm evening-— though it was scheduled for 6:00 this evening. this— though it was scheduled for 6:00 this evening. this afternoon , this evening. this afternoon, pepaay— this evening. this afternoon, pepaay mime— this evening. this afternoon, deputy prime minister oliver dowden— deputy prime minister oliver dowden held— deputy prime minister oliver dowden held a— deputy prime minister oliver dowden held a cobra meeting in naming— dowden held a cobra meeting in domino street— dowden held a cobra meeting in downing street to— dowden held a cobra meeting in downing street to discuss the security— downing street to discuss the security situation _ downing street to discuss the security situation in the country.— security situation in the country he— security situation in the country. he said rescue operations— country. he said rescue operations ended following a erpmmoam— operations ended following a significant decline in the numero— significant decline in the mamerp of— significant decline in the number of british nationals coming— number of british nationals coming forward— number of british nationals coming forward to flee . mr coming forward to flee. mr dowden— coming forward to flee. mr dowden denied— coming forward to flee. mr dowden denied the government woma— dowden denied the government would abandon— dowden denied the government would abandon those who have teem— would abandon those who have been ename— would abandon those who have been unable to— would abandon those who have been unable to make it to the airfield— been unable to make it to the airfield om— been unable to make it to the airfield on time—

been unable to make it to the airfield on time .— been unable to make it to the airfield on time . tens of airfield on time. tens of thousands— airfield on time. tens of thousands of— airfield on time. tens of thousands of people have taken to me— thousands of people have taken to the streets— thousands of people have taken to the streets in— thousands of people have taken to the streets in israel to protest— to the streets in israel to protest against the country's mama— protest against the country's judicial overhaul drone footage mowe— judicial overhaul drone footage shows protesters— judicial overhaul drone footage shows protesters waving israeli flage— shows protesters waving israeli flags m— shows protesters waving israeli flags in a— shows protesters waving israeli flags in a square— shows protesters waving israeli flags in a square in tel aviv in protest— flags in a square in tel aviv in protest against— flags in a square in tel aviv in protest against the plans by the ooamry-e— protest against the plans by the country's government to have commot— country's government to have control over— country's government to have control over the _ country's government to have control over the appointment of images— control over the appointment of judges .— control over the appointment of judges . me— control over the appointment of judges . the israeli president judges. the israeli president mae— judges. the israeli president has teem— judges. the israeli president has been urging both sides to reach— has been urging both sides to reach a— has been urging both sides to reach a compromise in the 17th oomeoarae— reach a compromise in the 17th consecutive week— reach a compromise in the 17th consecutive week of demonstrators , j'son's great demonstrators, j'son's great ormond— demonstrators, j'son's great ormond street— demonstrators, j'son's great ormond street hospital has been granted— ormond street hospital has been granted exemptions to allow nurses to continue working during— nurses to continue working during upcoming strike action me— during upcoming strike action over the bank— during upcoming strike action over the bank holiday. the cmiarem-e— over the bank holiday. the children's hospital expressed concerns about— children's hospital expressed concerns about staffing as royal couepe— concerns about staffing as royal couepe of— concerns about staffing as royal college of nursing workers prepare— college of nursing workers prepare to— college of nursing workers prepare to walk out from 8 pm. tomorrow until— prepare to walk out from 8 pm. tomorrow until monday evening in merr— tomorrow until monday evening in their ongoing— tomorrow until monday evening in their ongoing dispute over pay. their ongoing dispute overpay. wen,— their ongoing dispute over pay. wear, it— their ongoing dispute over pay. well, it comes— their ongoing dispute overpay. well, it comes as— their ongoing dispute over pay. well, it comes as health workers belonging— well, it comes as health workers peiompmp ao— well, it comes as health workers belonging to the— well, it comes as health workers belonging to the gmb union accepted—

belonging to the gmb union accepted a— belonging to the gmb union accepted a 5%_ belonging to the gmb union accepted a 5% pay offer from the govemmem— accepted a 5% pay offer from the government yesterday . union government yesterday. union officiate— government yesterday. union officials will— government yesterday. union officials will now vote to accept— officials will now vote to accept the — officials will now vote to accept the offer at a meeting of the accept the offer at a meeting of me was— accept the offer at a meeting of the nhs staff— accept the offer at a meeting of the nhs staff council next week . a smoot— the nhs staff council next week . a school re— the nhs staff council next week . a school is set— the nhs staff council next week . a school is set to— the nhs staff council next week . a school is set to take ofsted to come— . a school is set to take ofsted to court for— . a school is set to take ofsted to court for not— . a school is set to take ofsted to court for not following the correct— to court for not following the correct procedures during a . me— correct procedures during a review . the queen emma primary review. the queen emma primary smoot— review. the queen emma primary school m— review. the queen emma primary school in cambridge was downgraded— school in cambridge was downgraded to an adequate, the lowest— downgraded to an adequate, the lowest possible— downgraded to an adequate, the lowest possible rating while waiting— lowest possible rating while waiting for— lowest possible rating while waiting for the _ lowest possible rating while waiting for the ofsted report to be peppered— waiting for the ofsted report to be published .— waiting for the ofsted report to be published . headteacher ruth be published. headteacher ruth perry— be published. headteacher ruth perry yae— be published. headteacher ruth perry was informed of the result ama— perry was informed of the result and took— perry was informed of the result and took me— perry was informed of the result and took her own— perry was informed of the result and took her own life in a speech— and took her own life in a speech to— and took her own life in a speech to the— and took her own life in a speech to the national association _ speech to the national association of head teachers. aer— association of head teachers. her emer— association of head teachers. her ereaer .— association of head teachers. her sister , professor julia her sister, professor julia watere— her sister, professor julia waters .— her sister, professor julia waters , condemned the watchdog waters, condemned the watchdog and camera — waters, condemned the watchdog and called for— waters, condemned the watchdog and called for ofsted inspectors to mama— and called for ofsted inspectors to hand m— and called for ofsted inspectors to hand in their— and called for ofsted inspectors to hand in their badges when mee— to hand in their badges when three ofsted— to hand in their badges when three ofsted inspectors pronounce on, frankly flimsy promos— pronounce on, frankly flimsy promos amat— pronounce on, frankly flimsy grounds that ruth's leadership and therefore— grounds that ruth's leadership and therefore her school were inadequate — and therefore her school were inadequate. the— and therefore her school were inadequate. iii: and therefore her school were inadequate. f inadequate. the injustice of that one word judgement destroys

ruth's career. her world, and her sense of self. i won't give up until ofsted is radically reformed to place the welfare of teaching staff as well as of children at its heart , a children at its heart, a ceremony has been held to welcome the arrival of an historic milestone as it returns to england ahead of the king's coronation on the stone of destiny dates back to the 1300s and is an ancient symbol of scotland's monarch. it's been shipped from — f: f it's been shipped from edinburgh castle to westminster— shipped from edinburgh castle to westminster abbey, where it will be placed — westminster abbey, where it will be placed under— westminster abbey, where it will be placed under king charles's mome— be placed under king charles's throne. ahead— be placed under king charles's throne. ahead of— be placed under king charles's throne. ahead of next week's coroner , asian _ throne. ahead of next week's coroner , asian tv online dab+ coroner, asian tv online dab+ ramo— coroner, asian tv online dab+ reaaro ama— coroner, asian tv online dab+ radio and om— coroner, asian tv online dab+ radio and on tunein . this is gb radio and on tunein. this is gb newe— radio and on tunein. this is gb wews ware— radio and on tunein. this is gb news more .— radio and on tunein. this is gb news nato . it's— radio and on tunein. this is gb news nato . it's back to .

news nato. it's back to. mark hearts.— news nato. it's back to. mark i marks. rory.— news nato. it's back to. mark . thanks, rory. we'll- news nato. it's back to. mark - thanks, rory. we'll see. thanks, rory. we'll see you in an mark dolan an hour. welcome to mark dolan tonight. the coronation tonight. it's the coronation countdown the queen of us countdown with the queen of us royal showbiz and political reporting, kinsey schofield . and reporting, kinsey schofield. and among the topics, meghan and harry's relationship is toxic , harry's relationship is toxic, says half sister thomas markle's last wish and prince george's starring role . on may the 6th. starring role. on may the 6th. plus, breaking why prince william will never trust harry again . and don't forget, mark again. and don't forget, mark dolan tonight will be live at the palace on friday night for coronation eve. and on saturday here in the studio with the biggest names in journalism, we've got tomorrow's papers at exactly 1030 sharp with full pundh exactly 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction. plus a brand new feature on the show. headune new feature on the show. headline heroes and backstage baddies. lots to get through. but let's start with my take .

but let's start with my take. at ten oh, dear. another day, another anti—semitism scandal from the left , this time in the from the left, this time in the ultra woke guardian newspaper where martin rowson, the cartoonist , where martin rowson, the cartoonist, appears to echo deeply anti—semitic tropes about the physical features of jewish people and references to money that you might have seen in 1930. german propaganda to here it is. and we've zoomed in to the offending part of the cartoon. i'll show you the whole image shortly. if you're listening on gb news radio, let me tell you, it's a depiction of richard sharp, the outgoing bbc chairman, who i understand is jewish in this cartoon , he's jewish in this cartoon, he's holding a box that contains a blood sucking octopus . so the blood sucking octopus. so the goldman sachs reference linking jews to banking, the caricatured features, the pig's head and the tentacles, all of this imagery is potentially deeply offensive to jewish people . it lies about to jewish people. it lies about their heritage , perpetuates their heritage, perpetuates dangerous myths , and brings back

dangerous myths, and brings back shocking echoes of the past . shocking echoes of the past. now, martin rowson is a talented guy, and i'm hoping that these unfortunate parallels were unintentional, but that itself is a concern because it suggests that anti—semitism among some parts of the left isn't even conscious . now, in the end, conscious. now, in the end, i think an artist, a comedian or a political satirist that should put their work out there and be judged by it and have it debated from all sides . this guy should from all sides. this guy should not be fired , not in the way not be fired, not in the way that the highly talented bob moran was fired for daring to question the covid narrative with stunning and hilarious imagery like this. look at that justification for lockdowns. an empty box . we've completely run empty box. we've completely run out, says matt hancock to boris johnson . so truly horrific, johnson. so truly horrific, though it is. i don't think this latest controversy cartoon by the guardian's rowson should be pulled . why.7 well,

the guardian's rowson should be pulled . why? well, it's on the pulled. why? well, it's on the grounds of free speech, but it's a timely reminder that the so—called anti—racists who populate the pages of papers like the guardian are arguably anything but for these virtue signalling hypocrites who see racism everywhere except where it is, not it would seem they are exactly that of which they accuse everyone else. the hypocrisy is truly shocking . no hypocrisy is truly shocking. no now independent sage . sage is now independent sage. sage is sectarian wing are encouraging us to wear a mask again as a result of a terrifying new variant called arcturus , which variant called arcturus, which sounds like an as yet undiscovered dinosaur. well, i do wish these dinosaur professors would give it a rest and let us get on with our lives as they want to bring back testing as well. give me strength . it's astonishing that strength. it's astonishing that these people still have a voice and that we can hear the nonsense they're spouting through those filthy rags on their faces. through those filthy rags on theirfaces. now through those filthy rags on

their faces. now mark dolan tonight is the home of viral videos, and i went viral with this tweet, which was viewed by over a million people. it was simple. if you're listening on the radio, it reads , why are the radio, it reads, why are people still wearing masks ? it people still wearing masks? it touched a nerve . i think it's touched a nerve. i think it's a fair question in my view, and i'm no expert , it's abundantly i'm no expert, it's abundantly clear that masks were a con for which there was never compelling evidence of efficacy pre—pandemic. and after three years of this measure, in real world data, the gold standard cochrane report described their benefit as marginal. if that's hardly a ringing endorsement, if you're still wearing a mask in 2023, good luck to you, go for it. but understand that whilst you may hope your advertising sing your virtue demonstrating that you're a nice, caring person, all you're really demonstrating is that you haven't looked at the data that you're indulging in political theatre and that you've been had any one still wearing a mask in 2023is any one still wearing a mask in 2023 is telling the world they

are a brainwashed zombie. but keep it going as i go about my daily life, it's nice to know where the numpties are . after where the numpties are. after bud light saw billions wiped off their stock value after hiring a trans woman for an ad campaign. have the finger wagging elite learned nothing ? the sun report learned nothing? the sun report that the team at the campaign for real ale of whom i'm very supportive, have asked members about their age, gender identity, their ethnicity and sexual orientation as part of a recent review. this is the campaign for real ale. its report recommended that inclusion , diversity and inclusion, diversity and equality training is built into training for festival organisers workers and said there should be a robust complaint handling process on site. i thought the campaign for real ale was about having fun . oh well i don't want having fun. oh well i don't want to get in trouble with these people. so here on mark dolan tonight we've given some of the country's favourite brands country's favourite beer brands awoke makeover. so first of all, the makers of guinness , they

the makers of guinness, they call it the black stuff. well, from now on, it's of colour . san from now on, it's of colour. san miguel has transitioned and is now called san michele and she's having a great time. the popular dutch beer heineken has had a makeover, too , to include both makeover, too, to include both sexes. it's now heineken, an and barbie . how about this one? the barbie. how about this one? the popular there they are. they gorgeous. the popular ale , old gorgeous. the popular ale, old speckled hen next. we were worried about that one because all old speckled hen that's ageist, isn't it? so now it's experienced wise speckled hen london pride , one of the best london pride, one of the best selling beers in the country is now london gay pride. of course it is . and last but not least, it is. and last but not least, abbott ale . the monks have been abbott ale. the monks have been brewing it for centuries. but how do you update it? abbot ale well , by how do you update it? abbot ale well, by renaming it diane abbot ale reaches the parts other beers don't and finally, an

unnamed man has been told by the authorities that he cannot father any more children as his sperm has been used to sire upwards of 600 offspring. now my team have been hard at work day and night trying to find out who he actually is and reveal his identity. well, in a world exclusive , we have the first exclusive, we have the first picture of this mystery man . picture of this mystery man. what a handsome devil who could possibly resist . possibly resist. now an update on that guardian story. the horribly anti semitic cartoon that was published by the guardian, an update we've got for you. the guardian is now apologising to richard sharpe and the jewish community over the pulled cartoon . martin the pulled cartoon. martin rowson has also apologised and he tweeted through carelessness and thoughtlessness . i screwed and thoughtlessness. i screwed up pretty badly with a guardian

cartoon today , and many people cartoon today, and many people are understandably very upset. i genuinely apologise unconditionally. a fuller response will be on my website in an hour's time. so what do you think ? do you agree? do you you think? do you agree? do you disagree that the guardian are guilty of outrageous hypocrisy , guilty of outrageous hypocrisy, given the fact that they find racism everywhere except on their own watch? market gb news gbnews.uk also independent sage their sectarian wing want to bnng their sectarian wing want to bring back the masks. will you wear one? we'll discuss all of that with my pundits tonight. kulveer ranger, who is former advisor to boris johnson, the very fertile boris johnson. we also have gb news senior political commentator nigel nelson , our latest recruit, an nelson, our latest recruit, an odd political commentator and broadcaster. alice grant. nigel this is an own goal from the guardian, isn't it? yeah, a bit. i guardian, isn't it? yeah, a bit. ramm— guardian, isn't it? yeah, a bit. rammr .— guardian, isn't it? yeah, a bit. rammr . r— guardian, isn't it? yeah, a bit. rammr . hust— guardian, isn't it? yeah, a bit. ithink . ijust think- e: e fl yeah, a bit. i think . i just think that they i think. i just think that they took— i think. i just think that they took merr— i think. i just think that they took their eye— i think. i just think that they took their eye off the ball on was— took their eye off the ball on wars-ama— took their eye off the ball on this-and-good- took their eye off the ball on this and good that this one and it's good that wamm-s— this one and it's good that martin's apologise for it. i me— martin's apologise for it. i mean, the cartoon itself is rater— mean, the cartoon itself is rather grotesque. he does do

mara— rather grotesque. he does do hard hitting— rather grotesque. he does do hard hitting cartoons , but went hard hitting cartoons, but went a pm— hard hitting cartoons, but went a on far— hard hitting cartoons, but went a on far om— hard hitting cartoons, but went a bit far on this— hard hitting cartoons, but went a bit far on this one. and the bit a bit far on this one. and the on ma— a bit far on this one. and the bit that surprises— a bit far on this one. and the bit that surprises me is i would mave— bit that surprises me is i would have momm— bit that surprises me is i would have thought the— bit that surprises me is i would have thought the guardian editor showe— have thought the guardian editor smowa mave— have thought the guardian editor should have been— have thought the guardian editor should have been somewhat uncomfortable— should have been somewhat uncomfortable that cartoon uncomfortable with that cartoon wmem— uncomfortable with that cartoon when they— uncomfortable with that cartoon when they saw— uncomfortable with that cartoon when they saw it.— uncomfortable with that cartoon when they saw it. and really showro— when they saw it. and really should have— when they saw it. and really should have asked martin to do sometime— should have asked martin to do something completely different. weara— something completely different. veam — something completely different. veam cowo— something completely different. yeah covm what's— something completely different. yeah co “j have " something completely different. yeah co “j have ” f" yeah covid what's your reaction to this? i'm not even convinced that the apology was was really all that appropriate . and this all that appropriate. and this quy's all that appropriate. and this guy's had a diane abbott moment. i think she said that her anti semitic letter to the guardian was a first draft. i mean, he's saying here that he somehow did this cartoon in error or carelessly. it didn't look very carelessly. it didn't look very careless to me. yes, i've read mama-s— careless to me. yes, i've read warm-s .poiogy_ careless to me. yes, i've read martin's apology and- , yes, i've read martin's apology and it's very forensic— martin's apology and it's very foremsro m— martin's apology and it's very forensic in his— martin's apology and it's very forensic in his description of row— forensic in his description of how mes— forensic in his description of how me-s pm— forensic in his description of how he's put this cartoon together— how he's put this cartoon together for— how he's put this cartoon together for duced him to explain— together for duced him to explain himself. but i know nigel's— explain himself. but i know nigel's being— explain himself. but i know nigel's being quite polite to his colleagues— nigel's being quite polite to his colleagues on ex—colleagues, on his colleagues on ex—colleagues, om meet— his colleagues on ex—colleagues, on fleet street— his colleagues on ex—colleagues, on fleet street about how trey-we— on fleet street about how they've taken— on fleet street about how they've taken the eye off the pau- — they've taken the eye off the pau- .— they've taken the eye off the ball. i think— they've taken the eye off the ball. i think it's— they've taken the eye off the ball. i think it's impossible mat— ball. i think it's impossible that me— ball. i think it's impossible that the guardian could not have mowed— that the guardian could not have noticed or— that the guardian could not have noticed or-rs— that the guardian could not have noticed or-is going- that the guardian could not have noticed or is going on at noticed or what is going on at me— noticed or what is going on at wee—mat— noticed or what is going on at wee-mat trey- noticed or what is going on at the that they couldn't the guardian that they couldn't mave— the guardian that they couldn't have mowed— the guardian that they couldn't have noticed anti—semitic have noticed the anti—semitic tropes—visible.

tropes that are quite visible all tropes that are quite visible at m— tropes that are quite visible at m was— tropes that are quite visible all in this cartoon. there are times— all in this cartoon. there are times mat— all in this cartoon. there are things that have— all in this cartoon. there are things that have been around sme— things that have been around me— things that have been around since the turn— things that have been around since the turn of— things that have been around since the turn of the 19th oemwry. — since the turn of the 19th century. we've - since the turn of the 19th century. we've all seen them. we-we— century. we've all seen them. we-we-mem— century. we've all seen them. we've-them used- we've seen them used horrendously- we've seen them used horrendously to depict the yewrsm— horrendously to depict the jewish community. ' z horrendously to depict the jewish community. 2 horrendously to depict the jewish community. ' z jewish community. and, you know , really pick up on that community in the way that they do. and for them not to be blind to was— do. and for them not to be blind to was past— do. and for them not to be blind to this just tells— do. and for them not to be blind to this just tells you— :ri» and for them not to be blind to this just tells you something is categorically— to this just tells you something is categorically wrong. p is categorically wrong. at the guardian— is categorically wrong. at the guardian editorial that they could print this cartoon and not realise it. i for one, and i'm sure others will be quite angry about that. well, i'm angry. alice grant, because this is the spartan— alice grant, because this is the guardian who— alice grant, because this is the guardian who seem to find racism .y..,whe.e,_ guardian who seem to find racism everywhere, including places where— everywhere, including places where w— everywhere, including places where w is— everywhere, including places where it is not.— everywhere, including places where it is not. and yet they've moa— where it is not. and yet they've mot spowea— where it is not. and yet they've moa spowea w— where it is not. and yet they've not spotted it on— where it is not. and yet they've not spotted it on their own watere— not spotted it on their own waaom . — not spotted it on their own waaom . yes.— not spotted it on their own watch . yes, and- not spotted it on their own watch . “in; a“: e not spotted it on their own watch. /::i~;: a“: : watch. yes, and it's happened before, mark. i think with another comic in the past to do with priti patel. i think the point is, is that, you know, i'm not sure what will happen to this but i know that this artist, but but i know that when moran started making when bob moran started making his political albie, you his artwork political albie, you know, satirical , well, he was know, satirical, well, he was immediately cancelled and i think fired from his job working

in the newspaper and actually his comics are so wonderful and his comics are so wonderful and his art, i think, gave so much support to people throughout lockdown. so i was really happy that you pulled up one of his drawings that he drawings because i think that he makes incredible and makes some incredible art and it's worth looking at. it's really worth looking at. yeah, i don't think it should be wea.— yeah, i don't think it should be mea- r— yeah, i don't think it should be mea- r tom-a— yeah, i don't think it should be fired. i don't think— yeah, i don't think it should be fired. i don't think that the amoo— fired. i don't think that the cartoon-pe- fired. i don't think that the. cartoon - be - but cartoon should be pulled, but i amm— cartoon should be pulled, but i ammo w-s— cartoon should be pulled, but i think it's important debate think it's important we debate what-s— think it's important we debate wmaa-s—merel think it's important we debatei what's—there at what's happening over there at the what's happening over there at me spartan— what's happening over there at the guardian-in— what's happening over there at the guardian in some parts the guardian and in some parts of-ama— the guardian and in some parts of-ama-moa- of the left and it's not eeoryme— of the left and it's not everyone .the - of the left and it's not. everyone .the -of of the left and it's not- everyone .the -of course, everyone on the left, of course, pm— everyone on the left, of course, pm mere— everyone on the left, of course, pm there is— everyone on the left, of course, pm there is a— everyone on the left, of course, but there is a rump— everyone on the left, of course, but there is a rump who seems to be past— but there is a rump who seems to be just suffused— but there is a rump who seems to be just suffused anti—semitic be just suffused in anti—semitic sentiment.— be just suffused in anti—semitic sentiment-horrific- sentiment. it's truly horrific ama— sentiment. it's truly horrific and completely— sentiment. it's truly horrific and completely unacceptable. wew,— and completely unacceptable. wew-.— and completely unacceptable. wew,- tea— and completely unacceptable. wew,- tea me— and completely unacceptable. well, , let me know your well, look, let me know your thoughts— well, look, let me know your thoughts om— well, look, let me know your thoughts on that— well, look, let me know your thoughts on that one, mark@gbnews.uk a quick word on masks— mark@gbnews.uk a quick word on masks py— mark@gbnews.uk a quick word on masks by me— mark@gbnews.uk a quick word on masks by are way. — mark@gbnews.uk a quick word on masks by the way. look, the gowemmem— masks by the way. look, the government say— masks by the way. look, the government say aged the authorities,— government say aged the authorities, they're very , very authorities, they're very, very swear— authorities, they're very, very swear mat— authorities, they're very, very clear that the _ authorities, they're very, very clear that the masks helped slow down— clear that the masks helped slow down we— clear that the masks helped slow down the spread— clear that the masks helped slow down the spread of— clear that the masks helped slow down the spread of covid 19 been unrea— down the spread of covid 19 been unwed ao— down the spread of covid 19 been linked to saving— down the spread of covid 19 been linked to saving lives and preventing— linked to saving lives and preventing the— linked to saving lives and preventing the spread, prewemme— preventing the spread, preventing the spread, preventing the nhs going into mewaowm— preventing the nhs going into mewaowm .— preventing the nhs going into meltdown . that— preventing the nhs going into meltdown . that is the strong meltdown. that is the strong wew— meltdown. that is the strong of— meltdown. that is the strong of me— meltdown. that is the strong view of the majority of scientists— view of the majority of scientists and government aawser— scientists and government adviser advisers. it's not my wew— adviser advisers. it's not my pm— adviser advisers. it's not my pm as— adviser advisers. it's not my pm as r— adviser advisers. it's not my view, but as i keep saying, this

show— view, but as i keep saying, this show is— view, but as i keep saying, this show is au— view, but as i keep saying, this show is all about— view, but as i keep saying, this show is all about opinions. wowe— show is all about opinions. would .consider- show is all about opinions. would consider wearing would you consider wearing a mask— would you consider wearing a mask-m— would you consider wearing a mask-if covm- would you consider wearing a mask if covid cases go up, mask again if covid cases go up, let me— mask again if covid cases go up, let me know — mask again if covid cases go up, let me know. mark@gbnews.uk it is me— let me know. mark@gbnews.uk it is the coronation— let me know. mark@gbnews.uk it is the coronation countdown on. so is the coronation countdown on. so mew— is the coronation countdown on. so next up— is the coronation countdown on. so next .p, we— is the coronation countdown on. so next up, the queen of us showpie— so next up, the queen of us showbiz royal— so next up, the queen of us showbiz royal and political reportag— showbiz royal and political repommp .— showbiz royal and political reporting, kinsey showbiz royal and political reporting , kinsey schofield. reporting, kinsey schofield. were— reporting, kinsey schofield. we-re perime— reporting, kinsey schofield. we're getting excited is just six steps— we're getting excited is just six sleeps until— we're getting excited is just six sleeps until the big day. kinsey-s—

so. you know, you're listening to gb news radio . welcome back to gb news radio. welcome back to gb news radio. welcome back to me— to gb news radio. welcome back to me show.— to gb news radio. welcome back to the show. now— to gb news radio. welcome back to the show. now we've- [15 \r 13: welcome back to the show. now we've got the papers— to the show. now we've got the papers aa— to the show. now we've got the papers at eaaowy— to the show. now we've got the papers at exactly 1030 sharp wim— papers at exactly 1030 sharp wrm mu— papers at exactly 1030 sharp with full pundit— papers at exactly 1030 sharp with full pundit reaction . but with full pundit reaction. but it's with full pundit reaction. but its time— with full pundit reaction. but its time mow— with full pundit reaction. but it's time now for— with full pundit reaction. but it's time now for us news with me— it's time now for us news with the queen — it's time now for us news with the queen of— it's time now for us news with the queen of us— it's time now for us news with the queen of us showbiz royal ama— the queen of us showbiz royal and political— the queen of us showbiz royal and political reporting. kinsey seemed.— and political reporting. kinsey schofield. kinsey, just just what— schofield. kinsey, just just what is— schofield. kinsey, just just what is m— schofield. kinsey, just just what is it, seven more sleeps ami— what is it, seven more sleeps wmi me— what is it, seven more sleeps mm we pro— what is it, seven more sleeps until the big day— what is it, seven more sleeps until the big day . until the big day. i know, but ure— until the big day. i know, but like less than that. until i see you. i'm more excited about seeing my friend mark dolan . seeing my friend mark dolan. well, we can't wait. let's talk to our— well, we can't wait. let's talk to our viewers— well, we can't wait. let's talk to our viewers and— well, we can't wait. let's talk to our viewers and listeners abom— to our viewers and listeners about me— to our viewers and listeners about the coverage. so we're on air from — about the coverage. so we're on air from s— about the coverage. so we're on air from 8 pm.— about the coverage. so we're on airfrom 8 pm. until 11 about the coverage. so we're on air from 8 pm. until 11 pm. mat-s— air from 8 pm. until 11 pm. mat-s twee— air from 8 pm. until 11 pm. that's three hours on coronation

rye. — that's three hours on coronation rye. mat— that's three hours on coronation rye. mat is— that's three hours on coronation eve. that is the— that's three hours on coronation eve. that is the 5th— that's three hours on coronation eve. that is the 5th of may. and yo-e— eve. that is the 5th of may. and we wim— eve. that is the 5th of may. and we with me— eve. that is the 5th of may. and you're with me at— eve. that is the 5th of may. and you're with me at the palace mem— you're with me at the palace mm from— you're with me at the palace right from the— you're with me at the palace right from the start. i cannot wait. — right from the start. i cannot wait. wart.— right from the start. i cannot wait. mark. it's— right from the start. i cannot wait. go 3 right from the start. i cannot wait. gs» g right from the start. i cannot wait. »g»s» g wait. mark. it's going to be so much fun. well, listen, you're a proper— much fun. well, listen, you're a proper eeaepmy— much fun. well, listen, you're a proper celebrity in— much fun. well, listen, you're a proper celebrity in this- it." " well, listen, you're a proper celebrity in this country mere-u— proper celebrity in this country now. there'll be— proper celebrity in this country now. there'll be scores of fans wammp— now. there'll be scores of fans wammp your— now. there'll be scores of fans wanting your autograph, wanting semes— wanting your autograph, wanting semes ama— wanting your autograph, wanting selfies, and how— wanting your autograph, wanting selfies, and how important is it for you— selfies, and how important is it for you to— selfies, and how important is it for you to pe— selfies, and how important is it for you to be here?— selfies, and how important is it for you to be here? because we mow— for you to be here? because we know everything— for you to be here? because we know everything is— for you to be here? because we know everything is done online ama— know everything is done online ama yoe— know everything is done online now and you've got a fantastic sawto— now and you've got a fantastic swaro ower— now and you've got a fantastic studio over there— now and you've got a fantastic studio over there in hollywood, catama— studio over there in hollywood, california. but— studio over there in hollywood, california. but what does it meamlyow— california. but what does it meamlyow ao— california. but what does it mean .you to _to l california. but what does it- meanlyou to _to london mean to you to come to london for was— mean to you to come to london for was a — mean to you to come to london for this .7 well,— mean to you to come to london for this .7 well, i— mean to you to come to london for this ? kiwis“ " for this? well, i mean, i've told you before, i really envy your country's enthusiasm , and your country's enthusiasm, and patriotism . it's something that patriotism. it's something that i don't have and don't really i mean, i see it maybe a football game here in america . but, you game here in america. but, you know, it's we're a pretty polarised country when it comes to politics. and it's honestly so romantic and beautiful to see your entire country rally around the monarchy and celebrate these pubuc the monarchy and celebrate these public figures. well let's celebrate another wonderful occasion , kate and william's occasion, kate and william's anniversary. they occasion, kate and william's anniversary . they really are the anniversary. they really are the dream — anniversary. they really are the dream team,—

anniversary. they really are the dream team, aren't— s” 3 they really are the dream team, aren't they ? ”1 3 they really are the dream team, aren't they ? “q3. dream team, aren't they? they we— dream team, aren't they? they we been— dream team, aren't they? they are. it's been so— dream team, aren't they? they are. it's been so much fun to see them lately. it's you know, we saw an impromptu pizza party last we saw a purse last week. we also saw a purse snatching, which we if you want to see that video, it's so cute. a baby grabs kate's purse and it's on the gb news instagram account. if you're curious . but account. if you're curious. but kate lets the baby play with her very expensive handbag and then walks off and goes back to is that not so precious and goes back to collect it ? but we've back to collect it? but we've had some uniquely candid, candid moments from the wales family lately . just this beautiful lately. just this beautiful photo celebrates their 12th wedding anniversary. photo celebrates their 12th wedding anniversary . you know, wedding anniversary. you know, catherine going viral this week , talking about her beautiful, engaged ring and how it once belonged to princess diana. they were the perfect size . fans just were the perfect size. fans just gushed and loved hearing these little details from catherine about princess diana. she's very you know, she's usually pretty protective lviv of that subject. so it was a rare moment to hear her talking about that. and then i think we're all so excited to

see prince george in the coronation he's going to be one of the youngest men to ever participate in the coronation as one of the pages of honour for king charles. well, it's wonderful.— king charles. well, it's wonderful. he's- king charles. well, it's wonderful. he's a- g well, it's wonderful. he's a sweet little ma.— wonderful. he's a sweet little we. m— wonderful. he's a sweet little ma. ma fast,— wonderful. he's a sweet little kid. in fact, they've got three gorgeous— kid. in fact, they've got three gorgeous was— kid. in fact, they've got three gorgeous kids and a very strong relationship.— gorgeous kids and a very strong relationship. they've had their ups ama— relationship. they've had their ups and downs.— relationship. they've had their ups and downs. i— relationship. they've had their ups and downs. i think the engagement,— ups and downs. i think the engagement, or at least the boyfriend— engagement, or at least the boyfriend girlfriend situation was on pause for a little while after— was on pause for a little while after mey-a — was on pause for a little while after they'd they'd met. so were— after they'd they'd met. so there courtship _ after they'd they'd met. so there courtship was interrupted. but there courtship was interrupted. eua trey— there courtship was interrupted. but they finally— there courtship was interrupted. but they finally got together. what— but they finally got together. what makes— but they finally got together. what makes that relationship wow— what makes that relationship tow ao— what makes that relationship tow do you— what makes that relationship tick, do you think ? kiwis“ tick, do you think? well, you mow.— tick, do you think? well, you know r— tick, do you think? well, you know, i honestly think that william watched his mother and father and it was really important to him that he made the right decision. patience is a virtue, truly. the bible says it. and i think it's true. and i think that that is why he asked his brother to slow down when it came to meghan markle. i don't think there was anything nasty there. he realised there. i just think he realised how important it was to make sure you were with right sure you were with the right person because look at jada smith, jada pinkett smith and

will i it's will smith. i mean, it's important it right, important that you get it right, or they make your or they can make your life a nightmare to write to right now, listen, i've a couple of listen, i've got a couple of emails saying ignore harry and meghan, let's skip them. and meghan, so let's skip them. and actually, got week of actually, we've got a week of roya— actually, we've got a week of royal-you — actually, we've got a week of .oygp-yog-mg- actually, we've got a week of royal _you - me on i royal stuff, you and me on friday— royal stuff, you and me on friday from — royal stuff, you and me on friday from eight. so. so let's moto— friday from eight. so. so let's mow-mow— friday from eight. so. so let's mow-mow om— friday from eight. so. so let's hold-now on the- friday from eight. so. so let's hold now on the coronation hold fire now on the coronation on hold fire now on the coronation om w— hold fire now on the coronation om m is— hold fire now on the coronation om m is very— hold fire now on the coronation on it is very exciting. do join us om me— on it is very exciting. do join us on the radio— on it is very exciting. do join us on the radio and on tv on friday— us on the radio and on tv on friday magm— us on the radio and on tv on friday night for— us on the radio and on tv on friday night for all of the pre—maaom— friday night for all of the pre—match action. can we have a quiet— pre—match action. can we have a quiet wom— pre—match action. can we have a quiet wora om— pre—match action. can we have a quick word on why— pre—match action. can we have a quick word on why the most popular— quick word on why the most popular mews— quick word on why the most popular news presenter in america— popular news presenter in america mas— popular news presenter in america has just been fired ? america has just been fired? wus— america has just been fired? was is— america has just been fired? this is tucker— america has just been fired? this is tucker carlson of fox news. — this is tucker carlson of fox wews. 3— this is tucker carlson of fox news. 3 million— this is tucker carlson of fox news. 3 million viewers a night. we— news. 3 million viewers a night. the guy— news. 3 million viewers a night. the guy is— news. 3 million viewers a night. the guy is a— news. 3 million viewers a night. the guy is a ratings machine . the guy is a ratings machine. ama— the guy is a ratings machine. ame mere— the guy is a ratings machine. me here is— the guy is a ratings machine. and here is the— the guy is a ratings machine. and here is the viral video , the and here is the viral video, the actuat— and here is the viral video, the actual waeo— and here is the viral video, the actual video that _ and here is the viral video, the actual video that he recorded after— actual video that he recorded after being— actual video that he recorded after being fired.— actual video that he recorded after being fired. take a listen to was— after being fired. take a listen to was is— after being fired. take a listen to this is when— after being fired. take a listen to this is when honest people say— to this is when honest people say what-s— to this is when honest people say what's true _ to this is when honest people say what's true calmly and without— say what's true calmly and without embarrassment, they peome— without embarrassment, they become powerful at the same time— become powerful at the same pm, me— become powerful at the same time, the liars— become powerful at the same time, the liars who've been trying— time, the liars who've been trying ao— time, the liars who've been trying to silence- time, the liars who've been trying to silence them shrink pack— trying to silence them shrink pack ama— trying to silence them shrink back and they— trying to silence them shrink back and they become weaker. mat-s— back and they become weaker. mat-s me— back and they become weaker. that's the iron— back and they become weaker. that's the iron law— back and they become weaker. that's the iron law of- back and they become weaker. that's the iron law of the- that's the iron law of the universe. true things prevail .

universe. true things prevail. where can you still find americans saying true things? there aren't many places left, but there are some. and that's enough. but there are some. and that's enough . as long as you can hear enough. as long as you can hear the words, there is hope. see you soon. now, why is this guy such an important figure in american cultural and political life? you know, mark, i just amm— life? you know, mark, i just ammo mes— life? you know, mark, i just think he's fearless- e ”»s?’ you know, mark, i just think he's fearless. '»: e ”»s?’ you know, mark, i just think he's fearless . ' »: »: think he's fearless. and he had the you know, he had the courage to say things that other anchors wouldn't say . oh, you know who wouldn't say. oh, you know who he reminds me of? mr mark wouldn't say. oh, you know who he reminds me of ? mr mark dolan he reminds me of? mr mark dolan . but i i'm not worried for tucker carlson , because when you tucker carlson, because when you are a man of such integrity and when you are so fearless, you will move on to do bigger and better things . i mean, you. better things. i mean, you. megyn kelly, who appears on this station quite often, she moved on, is now, you know, she has her own empire that she created herself. and i think we're going to see the exact same thing from tucker carlson. he's going to build his own media empire where

he's still going to have a voice and people are going to follow him almost joe rogan style. i'm not worried for him at all. he's an incredible human and an incredible human being and i wish well . joe, thanks for wish him well. joe, thanks for the wish him well. joe, thanks for are overly— wish him well. joe, thanks for the overly kind— s joe, thanks for the overly kind comparison. but watery— the overly kind comparison. but ttattery wttt— the overly kind comparison. but flattery will get— the overly kind comparison. but flattery will get you everywhere. he is a powerhouse of everywhere. he is a powerhouse ot a— everywhere. he is a powerhouse of a broadcaster,— everywhere. he is a powerhouse of a broadcaster, a— everywhere. he is a powerhouse of a broadcaster, a dropper of tutt— of a broadcaster, a dropper of truth bombs.— of a broadcaster, a dropper of truth bombs. we— of a broadcaster, a dropper of truth bombs. we try to do that on truth bombs. we try to do that om tats— truth bombs. we try to do that om ttts stow,— truth bombs. we try to do that on this show, as— truth bombs. we try to do that on this show, as do you, kinsey amt— on this show, as do you, kinsey amt wett— on this show, as do you, kinsey amt wet to— on this show, as do you, kinsey and we'll do it— on this show, as do you, kinsey and we'll do it face— on this show, as do you, kinsey and we'll do it face to face on trttay— and we'll do it face to face on piggy, tte — and we'll do it face to face on friday, the 5th— and we'll do it face to face on friday, the 5th of— and we'll do it face to face on friday, the 5th of may, from 8 to rt— friday, the 5th of may, from 8 to w at— friday, the 5th of may, from 8 to w at the— friday, the 5th of may, from 8 to 11 at the palace. kinsey smottett— to 11 at the palace. kinsey schofield flying to the uk have a sate— schofield flying to the uk have a sate trtp. — schofield flying to the uk have a safe trip. can't— schofield flying to the uk have a safe trip. can't wait to see you— a safe trip. can't wait to see. you _wonderful you in blighty. the wonderful ttmsey— you in blighty. the wonderful kinsey schofield— you in blighty. the wonderful kinsey schofield . check out her kinsey schofield. check out her wetstte— kinsey schofield. check out her website.depher_ kinsey schofield. check out her website depher daily. she's website to depher daily. she's gotlttt— website to depher daily. she's gotlhit podcast— website to depher daily. she's got hit podcast the same got a hit podcast of the same name-att— got a hit podcast of the same name,-all about- got a hit podcast of the same name, all about royal name, which is all about royal stutt. — name, which is all about royal stutt. so— name, which is all about royal stuff. so there— name, which is all about royal stuff. so there you go. next up, we-we-tte— stuff. so there you go. next up, we've .the papers. - stuff. so there you go. next up, we've the papers. don't go we've got the papers. don't go anywhere—

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as always for this . us hot off as always for this. us hot off the press. it's the papers and it's the sunday papers. we start with the sunday express. always a brilliant read and they lead with kings . a brilliant read and they lead with kings. solemn a brilliant read and they lead with kings . solemn vow to serve with kings. solemn vow to serve us all. what a wonderful message. millions watching the coronation invited to pledge allegiance, king charles will make poignant public pledge to make a poignant public pledge to serve of the british people serve all of the british people at coronation on saturday. at his coronation on saturday. that, of course, is a week today he'll declare before guests at the ceremony in westminster abbey and a global tv audience. i to served , but to i come not to be served, but to serve also . love is in the air serve also. love is in the air for wills and kate's fantastic for wills and kate's fantastic for news them. they celebrate 12 years of happy marriage , the sun years of happy marriage, the sun on sunday next. is that right, folks? yeah. let's go to the sun on sunday. thank you. and we have exclusive princes dash harry in a hurry. he plans 24 hour coronation visit blinken you'll miss it. prince harry

plans a whistlestop trip to his dad's coronation. next weekend. he'll see charles crowned at westminster abbey. then aims to be back in the us for sunday, archie's fourth birthday and insider confirmed he will be in and out of the uk in 24 hours. i'm not sure it's just the birthday that he's rushing to. i think he might be rushing away from the public that have had enough of the ginger. we answer, but we'll discuss that with my punst but we'll discuss that with my pundits shortly. the mail on sunday. now we are all invited to swear our allegiance to the king. they're running with that story william and story as well. william and kate's heart emoji to toast kate's love heart emoji to toast 12 years together . the mirror 12 years together. the mirror royal exclusive . 150 million on royal exclusive. 150 million on security hikes up coronation bill. protesters and vips add to soaring costs . total spend is soaring costs. total spend is set to reach a quarter of a billion. that's £250 million. and new details of the ceremony have been revealed as featured in the sunday mirror , nigel's in the sunday mirror, nigel's old paper. before we poached him

here over to gb news the observer. now, starmer i'll be bolder than blair on public sector reform. keir starmer tomorrow will pledge to lead a radical reforming labour government that's bolder than tony blair's on public service reform. as he announced his plans to accelerate housebuilding and get more young people on the property ladder. in an exclusive interview with the observer over before thursday's local elections, the labour leader insists he will more than match for blair radical ideas on overhauling pubuc radical ideas on overhauling public services, including the nhs . this will be a bold and nhs. this will be a bold and reforming labour government. it will bring about real change that i hope will be felt through the generations . also, the generations. also, coastguard left channel migrants adrift. hundreds of vulnerable migrants were abandoned to their fates after the uk coast guard effectively ignored reports of small boats in distress during the days leading up to the worst channel disaster in 30 years, when at least 27 people died . when at least 27 people died. and that happened in 2021.

tragic story at the independent revealed the great brexit club and pubs shut down hospitality venue closures saw six fold in a yeah venue closures saw six fold in a year. triple powered by eu staff shortages . the daily star sunday shortages. the daily star sunday bobby davro exclusive. our hell comic tells of fiancee fiance's cancer fight brave pair vow to carry on laughing now bobby davro brilliant comedian, good friend of the channel. good friend of the channel. good friend of the channel. good friend of this programme. mark dolan been on many times dolan tonight been on many times . his fiancee is . he's revealed his fiancee is battling cancer and how laughter is helping them to cope. the star spoke out to help others in a similar situation . well, we've a similar situation. well, we've got more papers to come, but let's get pundit reaction to what you've heard so far. let's get pundit reaction to what you've heard so far . we've what you've heard so far. we've got political communicator , got political communicator, political commentator, former advisor to boris johnson when he was mayor kulveer ranger gb news is very own senior political commentator nigel nelson and broadcaster and writer alice grant and what a lovely message

covid king's solemn vow to serve us all. he's striking the right note, isn't he? he is striking the— note, isn't he? he is striking the rtgtt— note, isn't he? he is striking the right note,— note, isn't he? he is striking the right note, and- g 7 he is striking the right note, and it's been gutte— the right note, and it's been gutte setttmg— the right note, and it's been quite selling as— the right note, and it's been quite selling as we've seen over tats— quite selling as we've seen over ttts weer.— quite selling as we've seen over ttts weet. amt— quite selling as we've seen over this week. and in— quite selling as we've seen over this week. and in the run up to the coronation— this week. and in the run up to the coronation given just how must—ts- much coverage the king is getttmg— much coverage the king is getting positive coverage in getting but positive coverage in terms— getting but positive coverage in termsltte— getting but positive coverage in terms the messaging that he's terms of the messaging that he's playing— terms of the messaging that he's ptaytmg-to— terms of the messaging that he's ptaytmg-to tte— terms of the messaging that he's playing to the nation , even playing out to the nation, even the tmagery— playing out to the nation, even the tmagery ot— playing out to the nation, even the imagery of his past, of what we— the imagery of his past, of what type ot— the imagery of his past, of what type ot pesom— the imagery of his past, of what type of person he's— the imagery of his past, of what type of person he's been, his tenets— type of person he's been, his tettets amt— type of person he's been, his beliefs and these— type of person he's been, his beliefs and these aren't just tttmgs— beliefs and these aren't just tmmgs that— beliefs and these aren't just things that have come to the for they-we— things that have come to the for now. they've been— things that have come to the for now. they've been there since the— now. they've been there since the start.— now. they've been there since the start. wts— now. they've been there since the start. his views on sustainability, his views on inclusiveness, _ sustainability, his views on inclusiveness, his views on tetmg— inclusiveness, his views on tetmg a— inclusiveness, his views on being a champion of all faiths . being a champion of all faiths. he being a champion of all faiths. we was— being a champion of all faiths. we tte— being a champion of all faiths. he was the one— being a champion of all faiths. he was the one who coined the tetemter— he was the one who coined the tetemter ot— he was the one who coined the defender of all— he was the one who coined the defender of all faiths. and he's going— defender of all faiths. and he's gotmg to— defender of all faiths. and he's gotmg tolsaytmg— defender of all faiths. and he's going to saying that as a going to be saying that as a mug— going to be saying that as a ttmg as— going to be saying that as a ttmg as wet.— going to be saying that as a king as well. i— going to be saying that as a king as well. i think it's a womtertut— king as well. i think it's a wonderful moment, not just for him— wonderful moment, not just for tam-tut— wonderful moment, not just for tam-tut .— wonderful moment, not just for him,-but i think- wonderful moment, not just for him,-but i think it- wonderful moment, not just for him, but i think it could be him, um, but i think it could be for him, um, but i think it could be tor—teoause- him, um, but i think it could be for—because we- him, um, but i think it could be for—because we alli for the country because we all wondered,— for the country because we alli womterert—to wondered, how are we going to moweltrom — wondered, how are we going to move-from this— wondered, how are we going to move from this magnificent move on from this magnificent gueem— move on from this magnificent queen-we— move on from this magnificent gueem-we tat,— move on from this magnificent queen we had, you know, queen that we had, you know, a queen— queen that we had, you know, a queen that— queen that we had, you know, a queen that spanned generations , queen that spanned generations, that queen that spanned generations, tmat spammed— queen that spanned generations, that spanned so— queen that spanned generations, that spanned so many challenges ,was the— that spanned so many challenges , was the queen— that spanned so many challenges , was the queen of— that spanned so many challenges , was the queen of our lives and

it , was the queen of our lives and t eemet— , was the queen of our lives and t eemet tt— , was the queen of our lives and it seemed it was— , was the queen of our lives and it seemed it was huge shoes for mm— it seemed it was huge shoes for em to— it seemed it was huge shoes for em to fit.— it seemed it was huge shoes for him to fill. but— it seemed it was huge shoes for him to fill. but he— it seemed it was huge shoes for him to fill. but he seems to be starttmg— him to fill. but he seems to be starttmg ott— him to fill. but he seems to be starting off very,— him to fill. but he seems to be starting off very, very well. ves. — starting off very, very well. ves. amt — starting off very, very well. ves. amt ms— starting off very, very well. yes. and his approach- starting off very, very well. yes. and his approach is different to that of his role as prince of wales, in which he was the campaign prince. i think the campaign prince. and i think he's side of he's been on the right side of the argument when it comes to, as mentioned, as you mentioned, sustainability. he talked about organic talking to organic farming and talking to his plants. people thought he was actually was bonkers, but actually organic is a really organic farming is a really important of the mix here important part of the mix here in and actually he's in the uk. and actually he's founded duchy originals founded the duchy originals brand, business. brand, a successful business. so, you know, this guy was very active for many years, but now he's i feel, stepped back slightly what he needs to slightly and is what he needs to be, which is great monarch for be, which is a great monarch for all. yes, there's a period of tramstttom— all. yes, there's a period of transition here,— yes, there's a period of transition here, isn't it, for mm— transition here, isn't it, for mmlgo— transition here, isn't it, for mmlgo trom— transition here, isn't it, for him go from that campaigning? him to go from that campaigning? ppm..— prince, a prince with beliefs amt— prince, a prince with beliefs amt tteats— prince, a prince with beliefs and ideals to— prince, a prince with beliefs and ideals to more of a the and ideals to a more of a the mom— and ideals to a more of a the monarch-stand- and ideals to a more of a the monarch stand back and ideals to a more of a the- monarch-stand back and monarch who will stand back and otserwe— monarch who will stand back and otserwe .— monarch who will stand back and more observe , but— monarch who will stand back and more observe , but through the more observe, but through the teets— more observe, but through the teets that— more observe, but through the deeds that he's— more observe, but through the deeds that he's done and allow ot— deeds that he's done and allow ot ms— deeds that he's done and allow some of his family, younger some of his family, his younger members-there— some of his family, his younger members. there seen members. and there we've seen wttttam — members. and there we've seen wttttam amt— members. and there we've seen william and kate— members. and there we've seen william and kate really also oomtmg— william and kate really also coming through— william and kate really also coming through quite strongly in tetr— coming through quite strongly in their interactions— coming through quite strongly in their interactions with the putte— their interactions with the public-what- their interactions with the public what they're doing at public and what they're doing at the public and what they're doing ati the—queen the moment. and also the queen consort— the moment. and also the queen consort-ter— the moment. and also the queen consort.her.as_

the moment. and also the queen consort-her-as well. - the moment. and also the queen consort her as well. so consort in her role as well. so tt-s— consort in her role as well. so tt-s tetmg— consort in her role as well. so it's being played— consort in her role as well. so it's being played very well. you tave— it's being played very well. you have to— it's being played very well. you have to congratulate the royal tamtty— have to congratulate the royal tamtty amt— have to congratulate the royal family and the— have to congratulate the royal family and the people who are atwtstmg— family and the people who are advising them— family and the people who are advising them right now because as you— advising them right now because as you sat— advising them right now because as you said earlier,— advising them right now because as you said earlier, they seem tolmtttmg— as you said earlier, they seem to.hitting-right- as you said earlier, they seem to hitting right note. to be hitting the right note. mat-s— to be hitting the right note. mats-to- to be hitting the right note. that's-to do- to be hitting the right note. that's-to do .- to be hitting the right note. that's to do . it's that's very hard to do. it's a very— that's very hard to do. it's a wery tettoate— that's very hard to do. it's a very delicate balance of getting those— very delicate balance of getting those rtgtt— very delicate balance of getting those right messages , chiming those right messages, chiming wttm— those right messages, chiming wttt tree— those right messages, chiming with the mood— those right messages, chiming with the mood of— those right messages, chiming with the mood of the nation . we with the mood of the nation. we tawe— with the mood of the nation. we have so— with the mood of the nation. we have so many— with the mood of the nation. we have so many different views mowatays— have so many different views mowatays. so— have so many different views nowadays. so the— have so many different views nowadays. so the rainbow of tttteremt— nowadays. so the rainbow of different opinions to get people together— different opinions to get people together amt— different opinions to get people together and agree with. i think trey-re— together and agree with. i think tmey-re pust— together and agree with. i think they're just doing— together and agree with. i think they're just doing a fantastic job-— they're just doing a fantastic job- wett— they're just doing a fantastic job- wett, yes. — they're just doing a fantastic job. well, yes. ”»s»»g they're just doing a fantastic job. well, yes. »s»g job. well, yes. forgive my memory. alice, where are we 5 or 6 months into the reign of king charles? so far, so good. yes. i think you've pointed— charles? so far, so good. yes. i think you've pointed out- think you've pointed out sometmmg— think you've pointed out something really beautiful, wrist— something really beautiful, wttot was— something really beautiful, which was this— something really beautiful, which was this idea of service, wttot— which was this idea of service, wttot ts— which was this idea of service, which is definitely going to come - as the - which is definitely going to come as the archbishop come through as the archbishop suggestet— come through as the archbishop suggested, through christian suggested, through the christian ttturgy— suggested, through the christian ttturgy .— suggested, through the christian ttturgy . amt— suggested, through the christian ttturgy . amt tt-s— suggested, through the christian liturgy . and it's so important liturgy. and it's so important teause— liturgy. and it's so important becauseithink_ liturgy. and it's so important because think that maybe, because i think that maybe, you mow,— because i think that maybe, you know, our politicians and our pottttoat— know, our politicians and our political class— know, our politicians and our political class have forgotten a bit political class have forgotten a ttt—serwtoe- political class have forgotten a bit—service is. political class have forgotten a. bit—service is and bit how important service is and reatty— bit how important service is and reatty wreat— bit how important service is and really what their— bit how important service is and really what their job is as our teaters— really what their job is as our teaters amt— really what their job is as our leaders and as— really what their job is as our leaders and as a— really what their job is as our leaders and as a leader , as the leaders and as a leader, as the utttmate— leaders and as a leader, as the ultimate leader,— leaders and as a leader, as the ultimate leader, the monarch. i reatty— ultimate leader, the monarch. i reatty tamt— ultimate leader, the monarch. i really think that— ultimate leader, the monarch. i really think that he will embody that really think that he will embody tmat ttmt— really think that he will embody tmat ttmt ot— really think that he will embody

that kind of self—sacrificial serwtoe— that kind of self—sacrificial service, which _ that kind of self—sacrificial service, which we so want to see in service, which we so want to see it ou— service, which we so want to see it putte— service, which we so want to see in our public figures . and i in our public figures. and i tamt— in our public figures. and i tttmt that— in our public figures. and i think that it— in our public figures. and i think that it can sometimes feel that— think that it can sometimes feel that-auttomty— think that it can sometimes feel that-authoritylthis- that the authority in this country— that the authority in thisi country—us that the authority in this. country—us to country almost expect us to sewe— country almost expect us to serwe-amt— country almost expect us to serve-and us- country almost expect us to serve-and us to- country almost expect us to serve and us to serve the serve them and us to serve the state.— serve them and us to serve the state. amt— serve them and us to serve the state. and over— serve them and us to serve the state. and over the— serve them and us to serve the state. and over the last few years— state. and over the last few years, we've seen so much ttwtstom— years, we've seen so much division-country- years, we've seen so much division country caused division in our country caused by division in our country caused bv_vou_ division in our country caused toy—you mow,- division in our country caused toy—you mow, ttei by crises like, you know, the coronavirus which we were coronavirus in which we were suttemty— coronavirus in which we were suttemty-to- coronavirus in which we were suddenly to serve the suddenly expected to serve the state. — suddenly expected to serve the state. amt — suddenly expected to serve the state. amt tt— suddenly expected to serve the state. and it was— suddenly expected to serve the state. and it was it felt very top— state. and it was it felt very top-tut— state. and it was it felt very top-but actually- state. and it was it felt very top but actually , these top down. but actually, these peopte— top down. but actually, these peopte mat— top down. but actually, these peopte that we— top down. but actually, these people that we elect are here to sewe— people that we elect are here to serve—monarch- people that we elect are here to serve—monarch is. serve us and our monarch is there— serve us and our monarch is tterelserwe— serve us and our monarch is there-serve us.- serve us and our monarch is there serve us. and there to serve us. and that auttortty— there to serve us. and that auttortty-a- there to serve us. and that authority a beautiful authority is such a beautiful responsibility— authority is such a beautiful responsibility as well. ' »: g responsibility as well. and it's stratgtt— responsibility as well. and it's straight mother's straight out of his mother's playbook to serve rather than be served. and queen mother, it served. and the queen mother, it really lifetime of duty really it's a lifetime of duty andifs really it's a lifetime of duty and it's something a very much a christian principle. and as a catholic, as, you— christian principle. and as a catholic, as, you know- christian principle. and as a catholic, as, you know ,- »t and as a catholic, as, you know , service catholic, as, you know, service amt— catholic, as, you know, service amt tre— catholic, as, you know, service and the importance of that duty atout— and the importance of that duty atout serwtmg— and the importance of that duty about serving others is sometttmg— about serving others is something which christ showed us. something which christ showed amt— something which christ showed amt treat-s— something which christ showed us. and that's something very spectat— us. and that's something very speotat tor— us. and that's something very special for those— us. and that's something very special for those who lead us. amt— special for those who lead us. amt tte— special for those who lead us. and the priests— special for those who lead us. and the priests in— special for those who lead us. and the priests in your- special for those who lead us. and the priests in your church to be humble. exact precisely . to be humble. exact precisely. vou— to be humble. exact precisely. you mow,— to be humble. exact precisely. you know, and— to be humble. exact precisely. you know, and also,- exact precisely. you know, and also, you know, you— you know, and also, you know, you am— you know, and also, you know, you mave— you know, and also, you know, you can have that— you know, and also, you know, you can have that humility wtttst— you can have that humility whilst also— you can have that humility whilst also acknowledging that as—te— whilst also acknowledging thati as—me-to

as the monarch, he deserves to tame— as the monarch, he deserves to have tats— as the monarch, he deserves to have this wonderful spectacle, wttot— have this wonderful spectacle, wrist-sat- have this wonderful spectacle, wttot-satt .- have this wonderful spectacle, which-said , so,- have this wonderful spectacle, which-said , so, so. which as kinsey said, so, so womtertutty— which as kinsey said, so, so wonderfully earlier, that this is wonderfully earlier, that this ts reatty— wonderfully earlier, that this is really such— wonderfully earlier, that this is really such a— wonderfully earlier, that this is really such a uniting thing for is really such a uniting thing tor ou— is really such a uniting thing for our country. _ is really such a uniting thing for our country. and it's sometmmg— for our country. and it's something so- for our country. and it's something so beautiful that we mave— something so beautiful that we have a— something so beautiful that we have a monarchy— something so beautiful that we have a monarchy which will unite us-tesptte— have a monarchy which will unite us-tesptteitme— us all, despite all the divisions— us all, despite all the divisions-thel us all, despite all the- divisions-the everything divisions and all the everything that-s— divisions and all the everything teats—tre— divisions and all the everything that's—the-fewl that's gone on for the past few years— that's gone on for the past few years .— that's gone on for the past few years , that— that's gone on for the past few years , that this— that's gone on for the past few years , that this something years, that this is something reatty—wettl really special for us. well, atsotutety. — really special for us. well,- absolutely. _nigel, absolutely. absolutely. nigel, you've for you've been headquartered for many westminster as a many years in westminster as a political , do you think political editor, do you think that charles is a good politician ? then we've got that politician? then we've got that to flat— politician? then we've got that to ttmt out— politician? then we've got that to find out what— politician? then we've got that to find out what he— g »t. 3�*7 then we've got that to find out what he did, because umtortumatety— to find out what he did, because unfortunately, though , we wish unfortunately, though, we wish it unfortunately, though, we wish tt wast — unfortunately, though, we wish tt wast rt— unfortunately, though, we wish it wasn't. it is— unfortunately, though, we wish it wasn't. g s 3 unfortunately, though, we wish it wasn't. g s it wasn't. it is necessary that he has that skill set. yes > i mean, i'm more cc /»:s;~;: > i mean, i'm more interested. i'm mot— mean, i'm more interested. i'm mot a— mean, i'm more interested. i'm mot a royattst— mean, i'm more interested. i'm mot a royattst .— mean, i'm more interested. i'm not a royalist , but— mean, i'm more interested. i'm not a royalist , but i am not a royalist, but i am a monarchist_ not a royalist, but i am a monarchist and- not a royalist, but i am a monarchist and the bit what's the difference?— monarchist and the bit what's the difference? the difference is the difference? the difference ts that— the difference? the difference ts tmat .— the difference? the difference is that i believe— the difference? the difference is that i believe in the monarchy— is that i believe in the monarchy because i like the idea of-non—political- of having a non—political head of having a non—political head ot state.— of having a non—political head ot state. amt— of having a non—political head of state. and so— of having a non—political head of state. and so that's why i want— of state. and so that's why i want tre— of state. and so that's why i want the king— of state. and so that's why i want the king to— of state. and so that's why i want the king to be that that peom— want the king to be that that person. charles— want the king to be that that person. charles did interfere an awtut— person. charles did interfere an awtut tot— person. charles did interfere an awtut tot tm— person. charles did interfere an awful lot in politics, which he stouttm-t— awful lot in politics, which he stouttm-t to— awful lot in politics, which he shouldn't do .— awful lot in politics, which he shouldn't do . the role of the shouldn't do. the role of the teat— shouldn't do. the role of the meat ot— shouldn't do. the role of the head of state— shouldn't do. the role of the head of state is— shouldn't do. the role of the head of state is when everything

etse— head of state is when everything etse goes— head of state is when everything etse goes wrong— head of state is when everything else goes wrong, that's when the teat— else goes wrong, that's when the meat ot— else goes wrong, that's when the meat ot state— else goes wrong, that's when the head of state might have to have to ome— head of state might have to have to tm— head of state might have to have to m. so— head of state might have to have to come in. so i'm— head of state might have to have to come in. so i'm curious to .— to come in. so i'm curious to see i mean , all— to come in. so i'm curious to see i mean , all the words about see i mean, all the words about tetmg— see i mean, all the words about tetmg tree— see i mean, all the words about being the people's— see i mean, all the words about being the people's king and so on. being the people's king and so att— being the people's king and so att great.— being the people's king and so on. all great. that's fine. and put— on. all great. that's fine. and tut what— on. all great. that's fine. and tut wtat te— on. all great. that's fine. and but what he really needs to do is, but what he really needs to do ts ts— but what he really needs to do ts ts tow— but what he really needs to do ts ts mow te— but what he really needs to do is, is how he steps— but what he really needs to do is, is how he steps up to the ptate— is, is how he steps up to the ptate to— is, is how he steps up to the ptate to te— is, is how he steps up to the plate to be head— is, is how he steps up to the plate to be head of state in the way— plate to be head of state in the way that— plate to be head of state in the same way that his— plate to be head of state in the same way that his mother did. ves. — same way that his mother did. ves. amt— same way that his mother did. ves. amt wtem— same way that his mother did. yes. and when you— same way that his mother did. yes. and when you say- same way that his mother did. yes. and when you say you're a monarchist, but not a royalist, what what is the difference there? what is a royalist that a monarchist isn't? well, i haven't monarchist isn't? well, i tawem-t got— monarchist isn't? well, i haven't got much- ”»t." 7 well, i haven't got much time for the toyat— haven't got much time for the toyat tamtty. — haven't got much time for the royal family. g royal family. essentially, it's sort not a cheerleader sort of you're not a cheerleader for family that's for the royal family that's right. ihaven't_ for the royal family that's right. ihaven't got- for the royal family that's. right. ihaven't got-time right. i haven't got much time for right. i haven't got much time tor-tamtty. - right. i haven't got much time for family. probably for the royal family. probably not for the royal family. probably mot—there- for the royal family. probably. not—there being not that keen on on there being a-gravv_ not that keen on on there being a-grawy tram— not that keen on on there being a-gravy train for— not that keen on on there being a gravy train for obscure a big gravy train for obscure amt— a big gravy train for obscure cousins and not— a big gravy train for obscure cousins and not at no. or cousins and not at all. no. or trtmoe— cousins and not at all. no. or prince _whatever. - cousins and not at all. no. or prince whatever. no all prince harry or whatever. no all those— prince harry or whatever. no all those-tut— prince harry or whatever. no all those-but the- prince harry or whatever. no all those-but the idea- prince harry or whatever. no all those but the idea of those things. but the idea of that,— those things. but the idea of that—goes- those things. but the idea of. that,_goes with that, everything that goes with the-tamtty— that, everything that goes with the-tamtty .— that, everything that goes with the-family i find- that, everything that goes with the family i find rather the royal family i find rather tmtattmg— the royal family i find rather tmttattmg .— the royal family i find rather irritating . and— the royal family i find rather irritating . and so my interest irritating. and so my interest in irritating. and so my interest it states— irritating. and so my interest in charles is— irritating. and so my interest in charles is not— irritating. and so my interest in charles is not as a royal, it is in charles is not as a royal, it ts ms— in charles is not as a royal, it is his political— in charles is not as a royal, it is his political role as a head of is his political role as a head ot state. — is his political role as a head of state. but— is his political role as a head of state. g c is his political role as a head of state. g of state. but charles is moving towards nigel's view of a monarchy, isn't it? the slimmed down approach, the less? yeah. i mean , that's why i don't think

mean, that's why i don't think at the moment realisation of it is happening. this this is why i sat— is happening. this this is why i sat wreat— is happening. this this is why i sat wtat ts— is happening. this this is why i said what is his— is happening. this this is why i said what is his words- g this this is why i said what is his words so far great. — said what is his words so far great. rt— said what is his words so far are great. if he— said what is his words so far are great. if he carries all that— are great. if he carries all that out— are great. if he carries all that out .— are great. if he carries all that out , that— are great. if he carries all that out , that will be an that out, that will be an improvement— that out, that will be an improvement on the royal family we've seen before— improvement on the royal family we've seen before .— improvement on the royal family we've seen before . nato. but we've seen before. nato. but tet-s— we've seen before. nato. but tet-s see— we've seen before. nato. but tet-s mow— we've seen before. nato. but let's see how he— we've seen before. nato. but let's see how he does . and i let's see how he does. and i tamt— let's see how he does. and i tttmt that— let's see how he does. and i think that the _ let's see how he does. and i think that the important thing is think that the important thing ts me— think that the important thing ts he keeps— think that the important thing is he keeps out— think that the important thing is he keeps out of politics umtess— is he keeps out of politics umtess s— is he keeps out of politics unless s he— is he keeps out of politics unless s he needs to actually be tmwotwet— unless s he needs to actually be involved because— unless s he needs to actually be involved because we are paratyset— involved because we are paralysed politically. i think you-re— paralysed politically. i think you-re rtgtt— paralysed politically. i think you-re rtgtt. .— paralysed politically. i think you're right. i think the other thing that we can note is the way that him and his son william, are working together here. yeah, think there's here. yeah, i think there's a very here between very closeness here between them about choreographing very closeness here between them abouthe choreographing very closeness here between them abouthe kind choreographing very closeness here between them abouthe kind ofchoreographing very closeness here between them abouthe kind of reignigraphing very closeness here between them abouthe kind of reign that hing this, the kind of reign that charles be the charles will have and be the precursor for what william will bnng precursor for what william will bring in. think there's bring in. so i think there's some long term some really good long term foundations two could foundations that these two could be place for the be putting in place for the future monarchy, which future of the monarchy, which will with of will align with some of the things you're saying. things that you're saying. exactly. but alice, you're motttmg— exactly. but alice, you're- motttmg—ttat exactly. but alice, you're- nodding_that the nodding your head there that the mug— nodding your head there that the ttmg—pottttoat. i king mustn't become political. amt—the- and we know that the gravitational will be a gravitational pull will be a strong one for charles and i think that it's instant game over if he if he gets involved in let's say, the net zero agenda. yeah. some controversy

about whether should about whether he should apologise for slavery or examine the royal family's links to slavery in these areas. it's contentious , isn't it? contentious, isn't it? absolutely. i think. absolutely. i think the contentious, isn't it? - absolutely. i think the british putte— absolutely. i think the british puttto ae— absolutely. i think the british public are just— absolutely. i think the british public are just really sick of tetmg— public are just really sick of being lectured— public are just really sick of being lectured by by people who trey— being lectured by by people who they oomstter— being lectured by by people who they consider to _ being lectured by by people who they consider to be extremely they consider to be an extremely prtwtteget— they consider to be an extremely privileged positions , telling privileged positions, telling trem— privileged positions, telling them-trey— privileged positions, telling them they should live their them how they should live their ttwes. — lives. we've had this incessantly- lives. we've had this- incessantly-last lives. we've had this— incessantly-last couple incessantly over the last couple of incessantly over the last couple ot teoates— incessantly over the last couple of decades through celebrities amt— of decades through celebrities amt metta. — of decades through celebrities and media. and— of decades through celebrities and media. and quite frankly, i tom-t— and media. and quite frankly, i tom-t tamt— and media. and quite frankly, i don't think anyone wants hear don't think anyone wants to hear atout— don't think anyone wants to hear atout .— don't think anyone wants to hear atout , you— don't think anyone wants to hear about , you know,— don't think anyone wants to hear about , you know, how they should about, you know, how they should cut about, you know, how they should out tetr— about, you know, how they should out ttetr tuet— about, you know, how they should cut their fuel costs— about, you know, how they should cut their fuel costs or, you mow,— cut their fuel costs or, you know, whatever- cut their fuel costs or, you know, whatever , stop flying and know, whatever, stop flying and stop— know, whatever, stop flying and stop gotmg— know, whatever, stop flying and stop gotmg om— know, whatever, stop flying and stop going on holiday. and this ttmt—ot- stop going on holiday. and this ttmt—ot our| kind of micromanaging of our ttwes— kind of micromanaging of our ttwes .— kind of micromanaging of our ttwes , wttot— kind of micromanaging of our lives , which really, quite lives, which is really, quite tamtty,— lives, which is really, quite tamtty—went frankly, overstepping. well tet-s—ottl frankly, overstepping. well tet-s—ott. | frankly, overstepping. well- let's_off. mark let's get the gloves off. mark wart— let's get the gloves off. mark mark datam— let's get the gloves off. mark mark dolan tonight is the home of bombs. us king of truth bombs. us is king charles wokeist . oh, gosh . charles wokeist. oh, gosh. well, to be honest , i don't charles wokeist. oh, gosh. - well, to be honest , i don't know well, to be honest, i don't know all well, to be honest, i don't know at ot— well, to be honest, i don't know at ot ms— well, to be honest, i don't know all of his opinions,— well, to be honest, i don't know all of his opinions, but i. i tamt— all of his opinions, but i. i tttmt te— all of his opinions, but i. i think he should- all of his opinions, but i. i think he should definitely stay out ot— think he should definitely stay out ot g...— think he should definitely stay out of the climate change net amt— out of the climate change net zero and anything to do with these— zero and anything to do with these ttmt— zero and anything to do with these kind of— zero and anything to do with these kind of more globalist institutions— these kind of more globalist institutions like— these kind of more globalist institutions like the wef and pawos— institutions like the wef and pawos amt— institutions like the wef and davos and all— institutions like the wef and davos and all those. i know that he davos and all those. i know that me tas— davos and all those. i know that me has some— davos and all those. i know that he has some connections there. so he has some connections there.

so—awott— he has some connections there. so—awott that- he has some connections there. so_avoid that. - so it's best to avoid that. concerns about— so it's best to avoid that. concerns about his- so it's best to avoid that. concerns about his you. so it's best to avoid that. concerns about his you know, courtship of bill gates and all the rest of it. that's not a conspiracy theorist, is it? i mean, charles is pretty signed up to the net zero agenda. he's going to have to be very careful whether it comes to, you know, the climate or indeed the world economy or any of these other issues. he cannot make those proclamations like he used to make. he can't interfere as you-e— make. he can't interfere as you-e saytmg— make. he can't interfere as you're saying. he- he can't interfere as you're saying. he he has had tong— you're saying. he he has had tomg mett— you're saying. he he has had long held beliefs. he's he's teem— long held beliefs. he's he's been aware of— long held beliefs. he's he's been aware of these things. wttt— been aware of these things. wttt te— been aware of these things. wttt to use— been aware of these things. witt he use william - been aware of these things. witt he use william to - been aware of these things. will he use william to do it for him? and is that not just as bad? no, i think william will tave— bad? no, i think william will pave-as— bad? no, i think william will have-as that's- :7 no, i think william will have as that's what have to be as that's what i trey-re— have to be as that's what i mean. they're working very otosety— closely together because here we're—charles,| we're not. you know, charles, towee— we're not. you know, charles, however—te- we're not. you know, charles,| however—be, king however long he may be, king wttttam— however long he may be, king william will— however long he may be, king william will be— however long he may be, king william will be king within a pertot— william will be king within a pertotlttme.— william will be king within a period .time. so- william will be king within a period time. so isn't period of time. so this isn't sometmmg— period of time. so this isn't something where knew period of time. so this isn't- something where-knew he something where charles knew he had something where charles knew he tat—pertot- something where charles knew he tat—pertot ot- something where charles knew he had—period of time. had an extended period of time as prtmoe— had an extended period of time as prtmoe-te— had an extended period of time as prince-he-to- had an extended period of time as prince he to find as prince and he had to find a me— as prince and he had to find a we amt— as prince and he had to find a life and things— as prince and he had to find a life and things to— as prince and he had to find a life and things to believe in. amt—tomati life and things to believe in.- and_forward. he and things to drive forward. he ooutt— and things to drive forward. he ooutt-tawe— and things to drive forward. he could have remained silent could not have remained silent for could not have remained silent tor tre— could not have remained silent tor the to— could not have remained silent for the 70 odd— could not have remained silent for the 70 odd years of his ttte. — for the 70 odd years of his me. we— for the 70 odd years of his life. he has— for the 70 odd years of his life. he has lived his life. wes— life. he has lived his life. we tome— life. he has lived his life. he's done the— life. he has lived his life. he's done the princes trust. wes— he's done the princes trust. we-s-tttmgs— he's done the princes trust. he's things about he's done things about sustainability. had sustainability. he's had optmtoms— sustainability. he's had i

opinions—are opinions. i think these are womtertut— opinions. i think these are wonderful things done opinions. i think these are vtnow rful things done opinions. i think these are vtnow rfultheigs done opinions. i think these are vtnow rfulthe new done opinions. i think these are vtnow rfulthe new age done opinions. i think these are vtnow rfulthe new age of done opinions. i think these are vtnow rfulthe new age of the ne . now it's the new age of the monarchy— . now it's the new age of the monarchy .— . now it's the new age of the monarchy. he'll— . now it's the new age of the monarchy. he'll be king and he monarchy. he'll be a king and he has monarchy. he'll be a king and he mas-te— monarchy. he'll be a king and he tasltelttme— monarchy. he'll be a king and he has.be.time.be- monarchy. he'll be a king and he has be time be king, has to be no time to be king, tastoatty— has to be no time to be king, tastoattylte— has to be no time to be king, basically-be king.- has to be no time to be king, basically be king. and pave basically to be king. and pave the-tre— basically to be king. and pave tte-tte-ot- basically to be king. and pave the-the-of king. basically to be king. and pavei the-the-of king his the way for the type of king his som-atso— the way for the type of king his som-atso te— the way for the type of king his son .also be. and - son will also be. and keir starmer— son will also be. and keir starmer would— son will also be. and keir starmer would like be king, starmer would like to be king, or-tmme— starmer would like to be king, or-prime minister- starmer would like to be king, or prime minister in starmer would like to be king, or observer. me minister in starmer would like to be king, or observer. ie ministerin starmer would like to be king, or observer. \» »g»s;e ster in starmer would like to be king, or observer. \» »g»s;e 37” the observer. nigel, prime minister , i think he'll take minister, i think he'll take that. for starters. i'll be totter— that. for starters. i'll be bolder than— for starters. i'll be bolder than blair on public serwtoe— bolder than blair on public service reform.— bolder than blair on public service reform. this is an exotustwe— service reform. this is an exclusive in— service reform. this is an exclusive in the observer. do you— exclusive in the observer. do you teet— exclusive in the observer. do you teet treat— exclusive in the observer. do you feel that keir— exclusive in the observer. do you feel that keir starmer has tost— you feel that keir starmer has tost a— you feel that keir starmer has tost a ttttte— you feel that keir starmer has lost a little momentum of late ? lost a little momentum of late? i lost a little momentum of late? . tatter— lost a little momentum of late? i rather thought— lost a little momentum of late? i rather thought he— lost a little momentum of late? i rather thought he gained- lost a little momentum of late? i rather thought he gained it- i rather thought he gained it because we went through the first couple of years of keir starmer where there were no policies . he was incredibly policies. he was incredibly cautious about about what he said and what he did , and said and what he did, and suddenly now he's bursting out. not not, not always very cleverly. i don't like the rishi attack ads for instance. i think that was a mistake . look, what that was a mistake. look, what are you saying to the observer is he wants to be more radical than tony blair? a lot of comparisons with tony blair that

because he is keir starmer is soft left. the same way that tony blair was what he's talking aboutin tony blair was what he's talking about in the observer is housing. it's not quite up there with education, an education, education. i think you need a i think what keir starmer really needsis think what keir starmer really needs is a big idea to and most importantly , to be a success, importantly, to be a success, which is what all prime ministers need, is an underlay buying political philosophy . buying political philosophy. tony blair had it. margaret thatcher had it. prime ministers , you don't have it. don't last very long. well can you imagine keir starmer as your prime minister, if our system is increased presidential and it's sunak versus starmer at the moment with first past the post, thatis moment with first past the post, that is the choice . which side that is the choice. which side do that is the choice. which side to you— that is the choice. which side to you sway— that is the choice. which side do you sway towards- that is the choice. which side do you sway towards ?- ms» {»s; which side do you sway towards ? let me do you sway towards? let me mow.— do you sway towards? let me know. margaret— do you sway towards? let me know. margaret gbnews.uk i'll be asttmg— know. margaret gbnews.uk i'll be asttmg atte— know. margaret gbnews.uk i'll be asking alice and— know. margaret gbnews.uk i'll be asking alice and kulveer so starmer— asking alice and kulveer so starmer om— asking alice and kulveer so starmer on trial— asking alice and kulveer so starmer on trial next. we've atso— starmer on trial next. we've atso got— starmer on trial next. we've also got tomorrow's sunday times wttt— also got tomorrow's sunday times wttt a— also got tomorrow's sunday times wttt a oraottmg— also got tomorrow's sunday times with a cracking front page teatttme— with a cracking front page headline and— with a cracking front page headline and my pundits will be momtmattmg— headline and my pundits will be nominating their— headline and my pundits will be

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the we i the . we got i the- we got the ime— we got the papers inte— we got the papers in ithe— we got the papers in the the we got the papers in the company of we got the papers in the company ot pottttoat— we got the papers in the company of political commentator, former atwtser— of political commentator, former atwtser to— of political commentator, former adviser to boris— of political commentator, former adviser to boris johnson, tutweer— adviser to boris johnson, kulveer ranger gb news is brand new senior political commentator . me— new senior political commentator . the dream— new senior political commentator . the dream team— new senior political commentator . the dream team just got tagger.— . the dream team just got ttgger. tt-s— . the dream team just got bigger. it's the— . the dream team just got bigger. it's the amazing nigel wetsom— bigger. it's the amazing nigel wetsom amt— bigger. it's the amazing nigel nelson and a— bigger. it's the amazing nigel nelson and a very good friend of the stow,— nelson and a very good friend of the show, political— nelson and a very good friend of the show, political commentator peg..— the show, political commentator peter, a— the show, political commentator teteu a we— the show, political commentator peter, a wise head— the show, political commentator peter, a wise head on young stoutters. — peter, a wise head on young shoulders. alice— peter, a wise head on young shoulders. alice grant . let's shoulders. alice grant. let's tave— shoulders. alice grant. let's have a— shoulders. alice grant. let's have a toot— shoulders. alice grant. let's have a look at— shoulders. alice grant. let's have a look at the sunday tetegrapm— have a look at the sunday telegraph. ron— have a look at the sunday telegraph. ron desantis is the sowemo ot— telegraph. ron desantis is the governor of florida . i support governor of florida. i support temt— governor of florida. i support kemi badenoch_ governor of florida. i support kemi badenoch in her war on wotery— kemi badenoch in her war on wotery amt— kemi badenoch in her war on wokery and pledge allegiance to the ttmg— wokery and pledge allegiance to the ttmg trom— wokery and pledge allegiance to the king from your sofa . that's, the king from your sofa. that's, of the king from your sofa. that's, ot tm— the king from your sofa. that's, of course, in relation to the coromattom. — of course, in relation to the coronation. this— of course, in relation to the coronation. this is the coronation— coronation. this is the coronation countdown and mark

potam— coronation countdown and mark uotam tomtgtt— coronation countdown and mark dolan tonight will be at the coromattom— dolan tonight will be at the coronation on— dolan tonight will be at the coronation on coronation eve . coronation on coronation eve. amt— coronation on coronation eve. amt that— coronation on coronation eve. amt tmat ts— coronation on coronation eve. and that is the— coronation on coronation eve. and that is the term that we've trtet— and that is the term that we've trtet to— and that is the term that we've trtet to om— and that is the term that we've tried to coin. and— and that is the term that we've tried to coin. and that will be trom— tried to coin. and that will be trom 8— tried to coin. and that will be tom 8 pm. — tried to coin. and that will be from 8 pm. till— tried to coin. and that will be from 8 pm. till 11— tried to coin. and that will be from 8 pm. till 11 on friday ewemtmg— from 8 pm. till 11 on friday ewemtmg .— from 8 pm. till 11 on friday ewemtmg . att— from 8 pm. till 11 on friday evening . all day saturday. nigel evening. all day saturday. nigel wett— evening. all day saturday. nigel wet amt— evening. all day saturday. nigel wet amt my— evening. all day saturday. nigel neil and my amazing colleagues will neil and my amazing colleagues wttt te— neil and my amazing colleagues will be throwing— neil and my amazing colleagues will be throwing everything at it. will be throwing everything at t. so— will be throwing everything at t. so to— will be throwing everything at t. so to join— will be throwing everything at it. so do join us.— will be throwing everything at it. so do join us. gb news is your— it. so do join us. gb news is your coronation— it. so do join us. gb news is your coronation station. let's go tast— your coronation station. let's go tact to— your coronation station. let's go back to keir— your coronation station. let's go back to keir starmer this is in go back to keir starmer this is m g...— go back to keir starmer this is in the observer— go back to keir starmer this is in the observer over kulveer tanger— in the observer over kulveer tamger amt— in the observer over kulveer ranger and it's— in the observer over kulveer ranger and it's an interview that— ranger and it's an interview that tee-s— ranger and it's an interview that he's given— ranger and it's an interview that he's given to the observer. atmtttetty— that he's given to the observer. agmpgggpy, a— that he's given to the observer. admittedly, a pretty a pretty sott— admittedly, a pretty a pretty sott toute— admittedly, a pretty a pretty soft touch interview to starmer. i soft touch interview to starmer. . wttt— soft touch interview to starmer. . wttt te — soft touch interview to starmer. i will be bolder— soft touch interview to starmer. i will be bolder than blair on putte— i will be bolder than blair on public service— i will be bolder than blair on public service reform . um, is he public service reform. um, is he tony— public service reform. um, is he tomy ptate— public service reform. um, is he tony blair? 2.0? _ public service reform. um, is he tony blair? 2.0? \»s» as3 tony blair? 2.0? no, absolutely not. not at the moment. and i don't think he'll get anywhere near tony blair because , look, near tony blair because, look, tony blair was an exceptional politician, a man with big ideas, but also a man with an exceptional team that was coming in with him. and i was very fortunate to have dinner with alan milburn earlier this week, former health secretary . yes, former health secretary. yes, one brains trust around

one of the brains trust around the new labour project. and there very a project there was very much a project because at that point, yes, the conservatives had been in power for long time . conservatives had been in power for longtime. um, we for quite a long time. um, we had the thatcher era, john major as prime minister and, and labour had taken a hell of a beating at a number of elections, but they had taken then time to work out what they needed to do. what were the big ideas that they needed to bring forward and be not just, yes, forward and to be not just, yes, we need time for a change, but to be attractive to the electorate to solve some of the modern day problems. and that's what starmer needs to what sir keir starmer needs to be about now. so be talking about now. so what i'd to hear is not just i'd like to hear is not just what bold ideas what these big, bold ideas are, because says going to because he says they're going to because he says they're going to be at housing and be looking at at housing and education and health. but this took a hell of a lot of input from the private sector. and he's saying not much about that at the moment. it also took a really good team around him and we need to see that strength of team. so at the moment we need to understand what are the ideas, what are they going to

do, how are they going to do it, and what does sir keir starmer's project really before you project really mean before you can like he's going project really mean before you ca be like he's going project really mean before you ca be like like he's going project really mean before you ca be like blair? like he's going project really mean before you ca be like blair? yes, he's going project really mean before you ca be like blair? yes, indeed. ig to be like blair? yes, indeed. and inherited and blair had inherited a retattwety— and blair had inherited a relatively healthy economy courtesy— relatively healthy economy courtesy .the _ relatively healthy economy courtesy the magnificent courtesy of the magnificent chancellor. _ courtesy of the magnificent chancellor. kenneth clarke. yes amt— chancellor. kenneth clarke. yes amt tat— chancellor. kenneth clarke. yes amt tat tte— chancellor. kenneth clarke. yes and had the ability— chancellor. kenneth clarke. yes and had the ability to- chancellor. kenneth clarke. yes and had the ability to actually take that money and go for it because you need money to do things as well. so where's he going to get money to write going to get the money to write emails in on this? emails coming in on this? starmer minister, starmer for prime minister, pettmttety— starmer for prime minister,. uetmttety—tm definitely not, says stelios in oomoasteu— definitely not, says stelios in doncaster,-sunak- definitely not, says stelios in doncaster, sunak versus doncaster, where sunak versus starmer— doncaster, where sunak versus starmer-wart,— doncaster, where sunak versus starmer mark, dave. starmer. hi, mark, says dave. wetter.— starmer. hi, mark, says dave. wetter. tm— starmer. hi, mark, says dave. neither. i'm voting for richard woe— neither. i'm voting for richard ttoe-tetorm— neither. i'm voting for richard tice-reform uk.- neither. i'm voting for richard tice reform uk. starmer is tice and reform uk. starmer is pg.— tice and reform uk. starmer is pg. coutt— tice and reform uk. starmer is pg. coutt tree— tice and reform uk. starmer is pm. could the last— tice and reform uk. starmer is pm. could the last person leave the country,— pm. could the last person leave the country, turn— pm. could the last person leave the country, turn the lights outr— the country, turn the lights out, says— the country, turn the lights out, says richard. janice says hi out, says richard. janice says m .— out, says richard. janice says m . ptat— out, says richard. janice says hi . blair will— out, says richard. janice says hi . blair will run— out, says richard. janice says hi . blair will run the country hi. blair will run the country through— hi. blair will run the country through starmer— hi. blair will run the country through starmer . god help us and through starmer. god help us and eeom— through starmer. god help us and seott tetr— through starmer. god help us and geoff keir starmer— through starmer. god help us and geoff keir starmer no , never, geoff keir starmer no, never, never, never . oh— geoff keir starmer no, never, never, never . oh my god. i geoff keir starmer no, never, never, never. oh my god. i can't ttmt— never, never. oh my god. i can't ttmt amy— never, never. oh my god. i can't find any positive— never, never. oh my god. i can't find any positive words. camttte. — find any positive words. camille. heaven forbid that starmer— camille. heaven forbid that starmer ever— camille. heaven forbid that starmer ever comes. only a ooupte— starmer ever comes. only a ooupte ot— starmer ever comes. only a couple of seconds on this, attes— couple of seconds on this, attoe, tut— couple of seconds on this, attoe, tut .— couple of seconds on this, alice, but i think this is the tssue— alice, but i think this is the ts— alice, but i think this is the issue is that— alice, but i think this is the issue is that people are fed up wttm— issue is that people are fed up wttt tree— issue is that people are fed up with the tories.— issue is that people are fed up with the tories. they're a toxic want,— with the tories. they're a toxic pang, tut— with the tories. they're a toxic pang, tut .— with the tories. they're a toxic brand, but i don't— with the tories. they're a toxic brand, but i don't think enough peopte—

brand, but i don't think enough peopte-tetr— brand, but i don't think enough people keir starmer. “»sg?" people like keir starmer. yeah, i people like keir starmer. yeah, . towe— people like keir starmer. yeah, . tore those— people like keir starmer. yeah, i love those emails.— people like keir starmer. yeah, i love those emails. the i love those emails. i love the british very much british people. it very much against and also it's very clear that starmer is just he that keir starmer is just he just you read the just like if you read the interview, there's no substance at all. there's absolutely no substance anything, substance to anything, he says. it's drastic. well, look, it's quite drastic. well, look, we've two minutes, a minute we've got two minutes, a minute each goodies and each for your goodies and baddies. so let's with baddies. so let's start with your— baddies. so let's start with your headline— 3: so let's start with your headline heroes who is :: so let's start with your headline heroes who is your teatttme— your headline heroes who is your headline hero?— your headline heroes who is your headline hero? kulveer king ctartes. — headline hero? kulveer king charles. g charles. obviously, he's playing a blinder and, you know, good luck to him. this is going to be that his life, big that big moment of his life, big moment all of our lives. moment in all of our lives. we're going to share it with him. it is four so him. it is those four words so fart— him. it is those four words so pg, so— him. it is those four words so pg, so goot— him. it is those four words so far, so good. your— s it is those four words so far, so good. your headline, gem,— far, so good. your headline, hero-tony- far, so good. your headline, hero, tony durden, far, so good. your headline,- hero,-tony durden, who hero, nigel, is tony durden, who. same—marathon came last in the london marathon . wet— came last in the london marathon . he'd suffered— came last in the london marathon . he'd suffered a— came last in the london marathon . he'd suffered a bleed- came last in the london marathon . he'd suffered a bleed on- came last in the london marathon . he'd suffered a bleed on the brain after after a car accident, but still was brave enough to run the marathon to raise six £600 for charity. he ended up raising 17,000 when the video went viral . an absolute video went viral. an absolute tegemt— video went viral. an absolute tegemt, wett— video went viral. an absolute legend, well done— video went viral. an absolute legend, well done to- . : . an absolute legend, well done to tom. and mow— legend, well done to tom. and how atout— legend, well done to tom. and how atout you— legend, well done to tom. and how about you, alice? your teatttme— how about you, alice? your headline hero. _ how about you, alice? your headline hero. i~t3 : headline hero. my headline hero is going to be andrew bridgen, the controversial mp who was

recently just basically cancelled by the party. but he's been such a vocal critic of so many issues which are so important to british people important to the british people , way lockdowns were , such as the way lockdowns were handled the who, seemed handled. the who, which seemed to like unelected, to be like this unelected, unaccountable, supranational body who have you know, body who have was, you know, came out of nowhere and started dictating to rest the dictating to the rest of the world public health. so i actually really loved his speeches in those committees when was talking about covid, when he was talking about covid, he the vaccine he did not compare the vaccine rollout the holocaust. he rollout to the holocaust. he quoted a jewish 3 he quoted a jewish academic who mate— quoted a jewish academic who mate-remat— quoted a jewish academic who made-remark .— quoted a jewish academic who made remark . exactly. made that remark. exactly. amtrew— made that remark. exactly. amtrew. we— made that remark. exactly. andrew, we .you - made that remark. exactly. i andrew, we .you .that made that remark. exactly. i andrew, we iyou ithat . andrew, we love you for that. andrew, we love you for that. andrew briefly now, andrew bridgen, briefly now, wery— andrew bridgen, briefly now, wery apotogtes— andrew bridgen, briefly now, very apologies, but yes. bannau wmo-s— very apologies, but yes. bannau wmo-s your— very apologies, but yes. bannau who's your baddyi very apologies, but yes. bannau who's your baddy cover well, there— who's your baddy cover well, there was— who's your baddy cover well, there waslpolli who's your baddy cover well, there was poll this week about there was a poll this week about tow—teet— there was a poll this week about tow—teet that- there was a poll this week about how feel that sadiq how londoners feel that sadiq team—mayor- khan is doing as mayor of tomtom — khan is doing as mayor of london. andi khan is doing as mayor of- london. andibelieve london. and over 50% believe he's badly or very badly. he's doing badly or very badly. that's london. it was so much better were in city better when you were in city hall, nigel. you're baddie. the inflexible foreign secretary, james cleverly for refusing sudanese paperwork sudanese doctors the paperwork to come to britain that looks like goal. and alice, my like an own goal. and alice, my tat— like an own goal. and alice, my tat-wrote— like an own goal. and alice, my badehole laboriii bad is the whole labor party. i tamt— bad is the whole labor party. i tint-tust— think they've just been a ttsaster— think they've just been a. disasterikeir

disaster this week with keir starmer— disaster this week with keir starmer andi disaster this week with keir starmer and abbott and starmer and diane abbott and rust— starmer and diane abbott and gust—they-re- starmer and diane abbott and just they're totally just this mess, they're totally unelectable i just this mess, they're totally unelectable . i just this mess, they're totally unelectable . ll unelectable. brilliant, brilliant most brilliant pundits, most importantly, thank you for your company we'll it all again company. we'll do it all again tomorrow at nine. headliners is next. hello. welcome to your tatest— next. hello. welcome to your latest weather— "»sxg hello. welcome to your latest weather update from the wet—tetagmai latest weather update from thei wet—tetagma . met office. i'm marco petagna. we met office. i'm marco petagna. we mott— met office. i'm marco petagna. we tott om— met office. i'm marco petagna. we hold on ifairlyi met office. i'm marco petagna. we hold on fairly showery we hold on to fairly showery oomttttoms— we hold on to fairly showery conditions acrossi we hold on to fairly showery conditions across the uk over the— conditions across the uk over the-soupte— conditions across the uk over theicoupleidays,i conditions across the uk over the couple days, but the next couple of days, but tttmgs— the next couple of days, but tings-tater- the next couple of days, but. thingsidrierinext things will turn drier into next week—starts- things will turn drier into next weekistarts toi things will turn drier into next week starts to rise week as pressure starts to rise amt— week as pressure starts to rise amt wett— week as pressure starts to rise amt we-tt see— week as pressure starts to rise and we'll see some warm sunshine at ttmes— and we'll see some warm sunshine at timesipressurei and we'll see some warm sunshine at timesipressure isi at times too low. pressure is gemeratty— at times too low. pressure is generallyichargei at times too low. pressure is generally charge at the generally in charge at the momem— generally in charge at the. moment,ifairly moment, given these fairly showery— moment, given these fairlyi showeryinotice showery conditions, but notice pressure rising there as we head tuto— pressure rising there as we head tmto-earty— pressure rising there as we head tmto-earty-ot— pressure rising there as we head intoiearlonf nexti pressure rising there as we head into early of next week into the early part of next week amt— into the early part of next week amtltms— into the early part of next week and ithis thati into the early part of next week and this that promises to and as this that promises to trtmg— and as this that promises to trtmg-guteter— and as this that promises to bring quieter conditions, bring the quieter conditions, oertatmty— bring the quieter conditions, certainlyinexti bring the quieter conditions,i certainlyinext week , certainly by tuesday next week, tast— certainly by tuesday next week, tact—tmto- certainly by tuesday next week, bacinnto the i back to this evening into the owemtgtt— back to this evening into the overnight period, showers from the—towarts- overnight period, showers from the itowards the i overnight period, showers from i the itowards the west the word go out towards the west and the word go out towards the west amt-tewetop— the word go out towards the west and develop elsewhere and they'll develop elsewhere across i northern i and they'll develop elsewhere across northern western across the northern and western parts—tuto- across the northern and western parts—tmto tte- across the northern and western parts into the early parts as we head into the early tours—ot- parts as we head into the earlyi hoursiof those hours of sunday. some of those sotwes— hours of sunday. some of those stowers gutte— hours of sunday. some of those showers quite locally on showers quite heavy locally on the showers quite heavy locally on tte—wttt- showers quite heavy locally on tte—wttt a- showers quite heavy locally on. the iwith a clearer the thundery side with a clearer sttes— the thundery side with a clearer skies itowardsi the thundery side with a clearer skies itowards thei skies down towards the south—east i skies down towards the south—east and towards the south—east and up towards the tortteast. — south—east and up towards the northeast. iwe'lli south—east and up towards the northeast. we'll see northeast. and here we'll see tatty— northeast. and here we'll see some fairly chillyi northeast. and here we'll see some fairly chilly conditions, too. —ae- some fairly chilly conditions,i too. —are-to too. temperatures are close to treezmg— freezing across a few spots towarts— freezing across a few spots towards the i freezing across a few spots towards the north—east of soottatt— towards the north—east of scotland ifori towards the north—east of scotland for sunday itself, scotland as for sunday itself, wett— scotland as for sunday itself, we'll showersi scotland as for sunday itself, we'll showers from the word go out—west,- we'll showers from the word goi outhest, becoming out towards the west, becoming more widespread—

out towards the west, becoming more widespread as go through more widespread as we go through the more widespread as we go through tte-ttmt— more widespread as we go through tte-ttmt tt-s— the day. i think it's a south—easti the day. i think it's a south—east of england. best ptate— south—east of england. best ptate-tott— south—east of england. best placeihold oni south—east of england. best place hold on some bright place to hold on to some bright weatter— place to hold on to some bright weatheriintoi place to hold on to some bright weatheriinto thei weather throughout into the attemoow— weather throughout into the. afternoon, i showers afternoon, whereas the showers out—tummgl out towards the west turning tooatty— out towards the west turningi locally ithundery locally heavy and even thundery , partteutarty—ot- , particularly across parts of worttem— , particularly across parts of. northernihere northern ireland. i think here we ooutt— northern ireland. i think here we could see— northern ireland. i think here we could see some quite tomettat— we could see some quitei torrentialiinto the torrential downpours into the attemoom — afternoon. temperatures doing wett— afternoon. temperatures doing wellisouth—easti afternoon. temperatures doing well south—east in well in the south—east in the sutstme—te- well in the south—east in the. sunshinei19 degrees. sunshine up to 18 or 19 degrees. cooter— sunshine up to 18 or 19 degrees. cooter ttougt— sunshine up to 18 or 19 degrees. cooler though, towards the tort—east— cooler though, towards the north—east of— cooler though, towards the north—east of scotland and teatmg— north—east of scotland and heading evening, the heading into the evening, the stores— heading into the evening, the| showers itheir showers tend to migrate their way— showers tend to migrate their way-aeross-uki showers tend to migrate theiri wayiacrossiuk . so way eastwards across the uk. so we see some developing we start to see some developing across the south—east of mgtatt. — across the south—east of england. showers , england. fewer showers, meanwhile,i england. fewer showers,i meanwhile,iout meanwhile, developing out towarts—soi towards the north—west so ttrougt — towards the north—west so throughinight,i towards the north—west so through night, some through sunday night, some oeaert— through sunday night, some clearer developing here. clearer spells developing here. but clearer spells developing here. tut-a— clearer spells developing here. tut-a tatrty— clearer spells developing here. but a fairly cloudy skies but with a fairly cloudy skies on but with a fairly cloudy skies ot-wtote— but with a fairly cloudy skies on iwhole intoi but with a fairly cloudy skies on whole into the overnight on the whole into the overnight pertot. — on the whole into the overnight pertot. ttose— on the whole into the overnight period. those temperatures do tott— period. those temperatures do tottltatrty— period. those temperatures do hold ifairly welli period. those temperatures do hold fairly well across the hold up fairly well across the toart— hold up fairly well across the toart tows— hold up fairly well across the board lowsirange i hold up fairly well across the board lows range 7 to 11 board lows in the range 7 to 11 tests— board lows in the range 7 to 11 cetstus as— board lows in the range 7 to 11 celsius as for— board lows in the range 7 to 11 celsius as for monday, with a tat— celsius as for monday, with a tat tew— celsius as for monday, with a fair few, showersi celsius as for monday, with a fair few, showers are still eapeotet— fair few, showers are still expected across east and expected across the east and soutt—east— expected across the east and south—east of— expected across the east and south—east of england. a bit of stowery— south—east of england. a bit of stowery atm— south—east of england. a bit of showery rain, too,i south—east of england. a bit of showery rain, too, across the tort— showery rain, too, across the north iscotland, i showery rain, too, across the north scotland, but north of scotland, but elsewhere,i north of scotland, but elsewhere, a i north of scotland, but elsewhere, a quieter day on the wtote. — elsewhere, a quieter day on the wtote. _trtgtt— elsewhere, a quieter day on the whole. ibright ori elsewhere, a quieter day on the whole. bright or sunny whole. some bright or sunny spetts—att- spells developing and temperatures doing quite temperatures still doing quite wett— temperatures still doing quite wet-ttme— temperatures still doing quite wellitime ofi temperatures still doing quite well time of year in well for the time of year in ma— well for the time of year in that sunshinei well for the time of year in that sunshine will do well for the time of year in- that sunshine iwill do as that sunshine as they will do as we-mto— that sunshine as they will do as weiinto tuesdayi that sunshine as they will do as we into tuesday and we head into tuesday and wettestay.—

we head into tuesday and wednesday. pressure wednesday. with pressure startmg— wednesday. with pressure starting plenty wednesday. with pressure i starting i plenty ifine wednesday. with pressure starting to plenty fine wednesday. with pressure starting to come,lenty fine wednesday. with pressure starting to come, perhapsfine wednesday. with pressure starting to come, perhaps aie wednesday. with pressure starting to come, perhaps a bit weather to come, perhaps a bit more—tte- weather to come, perhaps a bit more ithe north. weather to come, perhaps a biti more ithe north of more cloud towards the north of the more cloud towards the north of tte—mto— more cloud towards the north of tte—mto tte- more cloud towards the north of the into the middle the uk heading into the middle part— the uk heading into the middle part ot— the uk heading into the middle part ot-weet.— the uk heading into the middle part of week. that's it. see part of the week. that's it. see you— part of the week. that's it. see you-bye— part of the week. that's it. see you-eye tye— part of the week. that's it. see you-tye tye .—