hi there. it is, 11:00. i'm aaron— hi there. it is, 11:00. i'm aaron armstrong in the gb news room. the government is arranging an extra evacuation flight from sudan tomorrow as a 72 hour extension to the ceasefire has been agreed by both rival military forces. british nationals hoping to leave are being told to get to the international airport in the eastern city of the port of sudan by midday, where earlier the first shipment of humanitarian aid arrived. british navy ships have also docked in port sudan to assist the evacuation efforts. the sudanese army and the isf have accused each other of violating the current ceasefire, which expires at midnight. the current ceasefire, which expires at midnight . nhs expires at midnight. nhs services are preparing to

operate with exceptionally low levels of staff as nurses begin a 28 hour walkout over pay . a 28 hour walkout over pay. however, in an apparent u—turn, the royal college of nursing has confirmed exemption are in place to provide emergency care after great ormond street and other hospitals voiced serious concerns about patient safety . concerns about patient safety. nhs england says staffing levels in some areas of the country will be exceptionally low, lower than on previous strike days. it will all end just before midnight tomorrow . the health midnight tomorrow. the health secretary is hopeful. the dispute, though, can be resolved when unions , ministers and nhs when unions, ministers and nhs bosses meet later this week. the staff council is due to meet on tuesday— the staff council is due to meet on tuesday .— the staff council is due to meet on tuesday. .-m_ the staff council is due to meet on tuesday . i'm cautiously on tuesday. i'm cautiously optimistic— on tuesday. i'm cautiously optimistic that— on tuesday. i'm cautiously optimistic that the staff council— optimistic that the staff council will— optimistic that the staff council will agree to then vote in favou— council will agree to then vote fa favour of— council will agree to then vote in favour of the— council will agree to then vote in favour of the deal, but i frank— in favour of the deal, but i fffuv ff-o— in favour of the deal, but i think it's right— in favour of the deal, but i think it's right to wait until fuooaav— think it's right to wait until fuooaav for— think it's right to wait until tuesday for the— think it's right to wait until tuesday for the staff council to moor— tuesday for the staff council to roof and — tuesday for the staff council to meet and this— tuesday for the staff council to meet and this strike is promafuro— meet and this strike is promafuro .— meet and this strike is premature . i- meet and this strike is premature . i think it's premature. i think it's disrespectful to the other trade r— disrespectful to the other trade unions. i think— disrespectful to the other trade unions. i think the rcn should favo— unions. i think the rcn should have vaffoa. — unions. i think the rcn should have waited. they're a member of the have waited. they're a member of rho sfaff— have waited. they're a member of the staff council. _ have waited. they're a member of the staff council. they were part— the staff council. they were oarf of— the staff council. they were parf of rho— the staff council. they were part of the negotiations. and as

i part of the negotiations. and as | , part of the negotiations. and as r. raf— part of the negotiations. and as r. raf curren— part of the negotiations. and as i , pat cullen herself i say, pat cullen herself recommended - i say, pat cullen herself recommended this deal to her embe— recommended this deal to her members. liz— recommended this deal to her members . r: g members. liz truss is disputing a bill relating to her use of a grace and favour country house while she was foreign secretary. the former prime minister has been asked to pay around £12,000 for costs incurred at the evening estate in kent . it evening estate in kent. it covers the period last summer when she was fighting the conservative campaign conservative leadership campaign against rishi sunak, the bill was largely for hospitality, but also included some missing items such as bathrobes. ms truss says it mostly relates to official government business rather than personal expenses . the man personal expenses. the man suspected of killing five of his neighbours, including an eight year old boy on friday, could be anywhere by now, to according authorities in texas, police believe. francisco roa pasha attacked the family next door after being asked to stop firing after being asked to stop firing a semi—auto matic weapon in his garden . they've widened the garden. they've widened the search area to a 20 mile radius around the town of cleveland to the north of houston. suspect

who's mexican, is believed to have fled the united states . have fled the united states. thousands of ceremony troops have been rehearsing for the king's coronation in the largest parade of military personnel since the funeral of winston churchill, an raf base in hampshire has been transformed into a life size replica of the coronation procession route. as up to 7000 troops from 40 nations. fine tuned their final preparations . the armed forces preparations. the armed forces will accompany king charles and camilla, the queen consort between westminster abbey and buckingham palace next . saturday buckingham palace next. saturday a tv online dab and tune in radio. this is gb news. now it's time for headliners . time for headliners. hello and welcome time for headliners. hello and emfoe fo— time for headliners. hello and welcome to headliners- c : hello and welcome to headliners . welcome to headliners. i'm leo feare — welcome to headliners. i'm leo feare ama— welcome to headliners. i'm leo kearse. and joining— welcome to headliners. and joining me tonight kearse. and joining me tonight to kearse. and joining me tonight fo rook— kearse. and joining me tonight to look through— and joining me tonight to look through tomorrow's front pages— to look through tomorrow's front pages are— to look through tomorrow's front page me— to look through tomorrow's front pages are the educational steve

affer— pages are the educational steve affem ama— pages are the educational steve affem are me— pages are the educational steve allen and the confrontational revue— allen and the confrontational lewis schaffer. _ allen and the confrontational lewis schaffer. mi; allen and the confrontational lewis schaffer. how are you both doing .7 i'm not lewis schaffer. how are you both doing ? i'm not feeling- lewis schaffer. r:r:tr g 7’ i'm not feeling my best, doing? i'm not feeling my best, reaffv— doing? i'm not feeling my best, reaffv. wrea— doing? i'm not feeling my best, really. when are— doing? i'm not feeling my best, really. when are you— r:r:tr “q? i'm not feeling my best, really. when are you ever feefmg— really. when are you ever feefmg your— really. when are you ever feeling your best? what is your beefe— feeling your best? what is your feeff — feeling your best? what is your feeff m,— feeling your best? what is your oeeff rrv fear— feeling your best? what is your best? my best is— feeling your best? what is your best? my best is after the show and they don't cancel me. all right . well, relief well. right. well, relief well. fingers crossed tonight, lewis. yeah, i'm feeling better than lewis best, and i'm quite ill, so that's not saying much, right? well, let's hope it's not eomfagfoue— right? well, let's hope it's not contagious anyway— right? well, let's hope it's not contagious anyway ._ $37 well, let's hope it's not contagious anyway . enough 337 well, let's hope it's not contagious anyway . enough chit contagious anyway. enough chit emaf. — contagious anyway. enough chit emaf. ref-e— contagious anyway. enough chit chat. let's move— contagious anyway. enough chit chat. let's move on and have a roof— chat. let's move on and have a roof af— chat. let's move on and have a roof af me— chat. let's move on and have a look at the front— chat. let's move on and have a look at the front pages. the daffy— look at the front pages. the oaffv frau— look at the front pages. the daily mail leads— look at the front pages. the daily mail leads with 1 billion reasons to be— daily mail leads with 1 billion reasons to be cheerful . the reasons to be cheerful. the euarafam— reasons to be cheerful. the guardian has— reasons to be cheerful. the guardian has households missing out guardian has households missing ouf om— guardian has households missing ouf on ere— guardian has households missing out on £19 billion— guardian has households missing out on £19 billion in benefits. yes:— out on £19 billion in benefits. vee, me— out on £19 billion in benefits. yes, the telegraph has cancer. uureee— yes, the telegraph has cancer. nurses on strike— yes, the telegraph has cancer. nurses on strike for first time. me— nurses on strike for first time. me rapese— nurses on strike for first time. the express leads— nurses on strike for first time. the express leads with shocking 11. the express leads with shocking r. o— the express leads with shocking fr. o mffffom— the express leads with shocking 11. 3 million hit— the express leads with shocking 11. 3 million hit by— the express leads with shocking 11. 3 million hit by state pemefom— 11. 3 million hit by state pension errors. the mirror has or mue— pension errors. the mirror has or vfffe ferre— pension errors. the mirror has or wills heirs to _ pension errors. the mirror has or wills heirs to both both. the daffy— or wills heirs to both both. the oaffv sfar— or wills heirs to both both. the oaffv sfar mae— or wills heirs to both both. the daily star has invasion of the fat daily star has invasion of the far rare— daily star has invasion of the far rafe ama— daily star has invasion of the fat rats and those were your from— fat rats and those were your from pages—

fat rats and those were your from page .— fat rats and those were your front pages . and let's look at front pages. and let's look at mose— front pages. and let's look at ffroee m— front pages. and let's look at ffroee m a— front pages. and let's look at those in a bit— front pages. and let's look at those in a bit more detail, efarfmg— those in a bit more detail, starting with— those in a bit more detail, starting with the guardian. reme— starting with the guardian. revue fme— starting with the guardian. lewis this is— starting with the guardian. lewis this is the guardian. rf-s— lewis this is the guardian. ma ma— lewis this is the guardian. ma ma reev— lewis this is the guardian. it's big news. is— lewis this is the guardian. it's big news. is households missing out on £19 billion in benefits ? and it's a typical benefits? and it's a typical guardian article is like, let's try to get more money for people who who i guess they deserve it but it's people people complain one way or the other. they either complain— one way or the other. they either complain when- they either complain when they're gfvfmg— either complain when they're giving our— either complain when they're giving our foo— either complain when they're giving out too much money. year.— giving out too much money. veam rfgff. — giving out too much money. yeah, right. or— giving out too much money. yeah, right. or they- giving out too much money. / ” g or they complain yeah, right. or they complain urem— yeah, right. or they complain when ffrev-re — yeah, right. or they complain when they're not— / ” g or they complain when they're not getting any moev — when they're not getting any moev aru— when they're not getting any money. and it— when they're not getting any money. l when they're not getting any money. ' l �* 15 money. and it says that 1.3 million households eligible million households are eligible . but don't up the . but don't take up the universal credit. i mean, the whore— universal credit. i mean, the vvfrofe point— universal credit. i mean, the whole point of— universal credit. i mean, the whole point of the- l." mir: l i mean, the whole point of the benefits is it's whole point of the benefits is we supposed— whole point of the benefits is it's supposed . be - whole point of the benefits is it's supposed be a safety net it's supposed to be a safety net mar-e— it's supposed to be a safety net mare—ff.- it's supposed to be a safety net mare—ff. andi that's there if you need it. and efearfv— that's there if you need it. and efearfvloeoofe— that's there if you need it. and clearly, people don't need clearly, if people don't need it, clearly, if people don't need ff-mof— clearly, if people don't need it,-not claiming- clearly, if people don't need it, not claiming it. it, they're not claiming it. i mean,-benefit- it, they're not claiming it. i mean, benefit system is mean, the benefit system is eomoffeaferf— mean, the benefit system is complicated. everybody complicated. and not everybody vvfro-e— complicated. and not everybody vfro-e effgfffe— complicated. and not everybody who's eligible for— complicated. and not everybody who's eligible for something aefuaffv— who's eligible for something actually-that- who's eligible for something actually-that to- who's eligible for something actually that to survive. actually needs that to survive. so, actually needs that to survive. so, you — actually needs that to survive. so, you mow,— actually needs that to survive. so, you know, people might just be_wel,_ so, you know, people might just be-wen, rm— so, you know, people might just be-well, i'm going- be saying, well, i'm going to do the be saying, well, i'm going to do me mam— be saying, well, i'm going to do me mom frame— be saying, well, i'm going to do the right thing and not claim maf— the right thing and not claim that benefit.— the right thing and not claim that benefit. well, so are you saying— that benefit. well, so are you eavmg—vvmo-e- that benefit. well, so are youj eavmg—vfro-e gof saying that anyone who's got mae— saying that anyone who's got moo—efflu- kids shouldn't claim child femefff— benefit if they don't need it?

feause— benefit if they don't need it? because-happens-inj because that happens a lot in the classes. same the middle classes. the same people this people who'll be reading this going, disgraceful. going, i think it's disgraceful. people shouldn't be claiming these using some people shouldn't be claiming thfthat using some people shouldn't be claiming thfthat child using some people shouldn't be claiming thfthat child benefit. child ome of that child benefit. child benefit isn't a benefit- rt r: l child benefit isn't a benefit , it's benefit isn't a benefit, it's rmsmamea— benefit isn't a benefit, it's misnamed.-a- benefit isn't a benefit, it's misnamed. a benefit. misnamed. it's not a benefit. rf-s— misnamed. it's not a benefit. us a— misnamed. it's not a benefit. us a forme— misnamed. it's not a benefit. it's a bribe to— misnamed. it's not a benefit. it's a bribe to encourage you to mave— it's a bribe to encourage you to have children— it's a bribe to encourage you to have children ,_ it's a bribe to encourage you to have children , reverse have children, to reverse the popufaffom— have children, to reverse the popufaffom-m- have children, to reverse the population, in western population, decline in western europe.— population, decline in western europe. they— population, decline in western europe. they should do it. c europe. they should do it. it frougff— europe. they should do it. it was brought in— europe. they should do it. it was brought in in— europe. they should do it. it was brought in in population. it was brought in in population. it was after population was brought in after population decline . it's just decline was an issue. it's just a good decline was an issue. it's just a goof mea— decline was an issue. it's just a good idea. child— decline was an issue. it's just a good idea. child and- decline was an issue. it's just a good idea. child and i- r:rt;rt r?" it's just a good idea. child and i love mov— a good idea. child and i love how vou— a good idea. child and i love how you focus— a good idea. child and i love how you focus on— a good idea. child and i love how you focus on child benefits. some— how you focus on child benefits. some mere-s— how you focus on child benefits. some there's means tested so some there's means tested now so oeoofe— some there's means tested now so people eon-f— some there's means tested now so people aom-f ever— some there's means tested now so people don't even don't get people don't even don't even get it. people don't even don't even get ff-vou— people don't even don't even get ff-vou eam— people don't even don't even get it.-you earn over- it. if you if you earn over a eerfam— it. if you if you earn over a eerfam-of- it. if you if you earn over a certain-of money,i it. if you if you earn over a- certain-of money, then certain amount of money, then you— certain amount of money, then you iusf— certain amount of money, then you iusf oer— certain amount of money, then you iusf oer ff— certain amount of money, then you just get it taxed zero. you just get it taxed to zero. anywavv— you just get it taxed to zero. amvvavlvasm-f— you just get it taxed to zero. anyway, wasn't focusing on it anyway, i wasn't focusing on it amvvav. — anyway, i wasn't focusing on it anyway. lme— anyway, i wasn't focusing on it anyway. ithe-that- anyway, i wasn't focusing on it anyway. ithe-that it. anyway, i wasn't focusing on it. anyway. ithe-that it was anyway. the reason that it was just a counterpoint to the thing you just said, like benefit you just said, like a benefit should if can should only be there if you can get by without you shouldn't get by without it, you shouldn't claim that the claim it. then tell that to the child people. was child benefit people. that was just. but the point about you're wrong benefit. it's wrong about child benefit. it's not there promote children. not there to promote children. cuffe— not there to promote children. cuffa—amai child benefit historically. and you—rs- child benefit historically. and vou—fs mad-i you can look this up is mad. fromev— you can look this up is mad. fromev rs— you can look this up is mad. fromev fs giving— you can look this up is mad. money is giving money to women just money is giving money to women iusf—musfamas- just in case their husbands for-f— just in case their husbands don't-enough- just in case their husbands. don't-enough money just in case their husbands- don't-enough money to don't give give enough money to feed— don't give give enough money to feea-. — don't give give enough money to feea-. year.- don't give give enough money to feed-. yeah, it's- feed the child. yeah, it's a goof— feed the child. yeah, it's a good idea. feed the child. yeah, it's a goodidea. a feed the child. yeah, it's a good idea. a good good idea. yeah, it's a good idea. little bribe. it's idea. it's a little bribe. it's a know the a little. you know why can't the middle get little

middle classes get a little taste of all that money they pay into government this taste of all that money they pay int this/ernment this taste of all that money they pay int this/erridiculous. this taste of all that money they pay intthis/erridiculous. and this taste of all that money they pay int this/erridiculous. and the is. this is ridiculous. and the benefit i feel, is sort benefit system, i feel, is sort of broken. it's too complicated. so who genuinely so people who genuinely need benefits claim and then benefits can't claim and then people who don't but people who don't need it. but are good at working the benefits. there's con game, are good at working the beneof s. there's con game, are good at working the beneof moneye's con game, are good at working the beneof money out con game, are good at working the beneof money out of con game, are good at working the beneof money out of it. on game, are good at working the beneof money out of it. and ame, lots of money out of it. and i know that from i mean, i'm not just because i'm scottish, but i have seen people claiming lots of benefits in the guardian and other articles has said the only 0.6% of benefits claimants are fraudulent , 0.6% of benefits claimants are fraudulent, which if it's only 0.6% of benefits, claimants are fraudulent. i must know every single of yeah, but single one of them. yeah, but that's. that's the concept. mar-s— that's. that's the concept. fmaf-s-fmev- that's. that's the concept. that's-they always. that's the concept. that's they always say. that's what they always say. they— that's what they always say. fmev—fmaf- that's what they always say. they _that that i that's what they always say. . they _that that only they always say that that only a smaff— they always say that that only a small percentage— they always say that that only a small percentage is and it's iusf—vav- small percentage is and it's iusf—vav of- small percentage is and it's. just—way of looking, just a different way of looking, looking— just a different way of looking, foovfmg—ff-s- looking at it. it's like it's like say it's only one like the left say it's only one point, but the right say the whole thing is a scam. yeah. so it's why aren't we— it's why aren't we congratulating these people it's why aren't we— congratulating these people who eau-f— congratulating these people who eam-f foe — congratulating these people who can't be bothered— congratulating these people who can't be bothered to fill in the papervomf— can't be bothered to fill in the paperwork? this— can't be bothered to fill in the paperwork? this headline should be paperwork? this headline should fe funera— paperwork? this headline should be fumefr of— paperwork? this headline should be bunch of people . savers, 19 be bunch of people. savers, 19 manom— be bunch of people. savers, 19 mfffom-vou. — be bunch of people. savers, 19 billion. you. people who billion. thank you. people who eon-f— billion. thank you. people who aom-f fru— billion. thank you. people who aom-f ffff m— billion. thank you. people who don't fill in the— billion. thank you. people who don't fill in the forms.

' absolutely agree. and absolute. absolutely agree. and the absolute. absolutely agree. and me euarafam— absolute. absolutely agree. and the guardian should— ' absolutely agree. and the guardian should stop emeouraomo— the guardian should stop encouraging people to scrounge because— encouraging people to scrounge feeause me— encouraging people to scrounge because the taxpayer can't afford — because the taxpayer can't afford . right— because the taxpayer can't afford right now. anyway, afford it right now. anyway, movmg— afford it right now. anyway, moving -there's- afford it right now. anyway, moving there's something moving on. there's something afouf—eameer- moving on. there's something about—cancer. l about i predicting cancer. year.— about i predicting cancer. veam rf-s— about i predicting cancer. yeah. it's getting- about i predicting cancer. yeah. it's getting better identifying certain types of cancen identifying certain types of cancer. happen cancer. this should happen because i knew tool could because i knew i tool could allow quicker cancer diagnosis speed with cancer is exactly what you need . the fact that what you need. the fact that these algorithms get trained and they're humans at it they're better than humans at it . this is one the few areas . this is one of the few areas where ai will be good and it won't enslave all. mean, if won't enslave us all. i mean, if even musk is terrified of even elon musk is terrified of ai, maybe should worry about ai, maybe we should worry about it. worth in mind, it. it is worth bearing in mind, though, story though, there was a lovely story of that trained try of ai that was trained to try and skin cancer had and recognise skin cancer had a problem because they showed it loads of normal loads of pictures of normal moles and then cancer and moles and then skin cancer and it worked out that if there was a ruler placed to it a ruler placed next to it, it was cancerous because all the images it was cancerous images where it was cancerous for some reason had the scale thing we do have to be thing in it. so we do have to be careful so never have your mole photographed ruler next photographed with a ruler next to yeah. to it and you'll be safe. yeah. if put a ruler anywhere near if you put a ruler anywhere near you, dead you, you'd be dead within a week. amazing. moving on. what you, you'd be dead within a weekthenazing. moving on. what you, you'd be dead within a weekthe expressmoving on. what you, you'd be dead within a weekthe express goting on. what you, you'd be dead within a weekthe express gotingthe what have the express got in the from— have the express got in the.

from—or front cover? steve or lewis or whoever, whoever— front cover? steve or lewis or whoever, whoever that is. i've afvavs— whoever, whoever that is. i've always urea— whoever, whoever that is. i've always liked listening to you, but shocking. 1.3 million hit by state pension errors . wait state pension errors. wait a minute. isn't this people not claiming some money? that would be from the welfare sector and you're congrats , you're saying congrats, relations. well done, people, because what you said because that's what you said for the one. yeah, that's the last one. yeah, that's evaeffv— the last one. yeah, that's exactly right. _ the last one. yeah, that's exactly right. yeah,- yeah, that's exactly right. / the last one. yeah, that's exactly right. yeah, i'm glad we got errors exactly right. yeah, i'm glad we gar—errors oml got that. no, this is errors on me— got that. no, this is errors on rue-of— got that. no, this is errors on free-of me— got that. no, this is errors on the-of the actual- grtr no, this is errors on the of the actual pension the side of the actual pension svsfem. — the side of the actual pension svsfem. ves— the side of the actual pension system. yes. they're- the side of the actual pension system. f/rt;~;fr "car ”rt; g system. yes. they're being underpaid . yeah. still underpaid. yeah. which still saves us or they're being overcharged in my case because believe or not, i'm a pension believe it or not, i'm a pension age and i lived in this country long enough to actually get a pension. i mean, this is the most generous country the most generous country in the world a world to give louis schaefer a pension. didn't mention pension. and i didn't mention anything benefits anything about the benefits because was unseemly if it because it was unseemly if it made seem like i actually made it seem like i actually claimed time. claimed benefits at one time. you're claiming child benefit for a tamagotchi. listen i'm standing about 12 scottish standing on in about 12 scottish cities, don't feel bad . louis cities, so don't feel bad. louis and but but i know, i know for a fact i've spoken that lovely people the people in this. but it's the it's the national insurance people and then the

hmrc and there are two separate organisations. i don't hmrc and there are two separate organisations . i don't know how organisations. i don't know how this ridiculous isn't it? it is ridiculous. and i call up the ni and they say call them hmrc and they call hmrc says call up the ni and out of the blue i get a bill for £4,000 as it's like shocking . and i think, okay, shocking. and i think, okay, it's £4,000. and then i call them back and they say , oh, them back and they say, oh, we're sorry, we owe you £74. so i don't want to criticise them. their lovely, their lovely love, their eventually lovely. anyway , moving on, tell us— , anyway , moving on, tell us about the from— , moving on, tell us about the fromf over— , moving on, tell us about the front cover of— , moving on, tell us about the front cover of the— , moving on, tell us about the front cover of the telegraph. fours— front cover of the telegraph. fours war.— front cover of the telegraph. louis well, this— front cover of the telegraph. louis well, this is— front cover of the telegraph. louis well, this is the- front cover of the telegraph. louis well, this is the story. you know the story every single week. i don't know why i get this because say the this thing because i say the exact thing now this thing because i say the exact nurses thing now this thing because i say the exact nurses on thing now this thing because i say the exact nurses on strike] now this thing because i say the exact nurses on strike for now this thing because i say the exact nurses on strike for thei cancer nurses on strike for the first time and it's not the same story every week. it's the first ffme — story every week. it's the first ffme ff-s— story every week. it's the first time it's ever— rt;rrt;”«r it's the first time it's ever happened. is the may-re— time it's ever happened. is the more — time it's ever happened. is the they're nurses. they're on strike over inflation, which which nurses caused themselves by by demanding we shut everything down and start printing money to pay for things. so i personally believe

that we need nurses. i don't think we need i think we need about 10% of the doctors that are out there , honestly. so that are out there, honestly. so that is i mean, that's a pretty hard line management of the nhs you're promoting there. i don't think i mean, i've— you're promoting there. i don't think i mean, i've got- you're promoting there. i don't think i mean, i've got to,- ”rt; g o’3iii211il i don't think i mean, i've got to, you mow,— think i mean, i've got to, you know; iusf— think i mean, i've got to, you know; iusf for— think i mean, i've got to, you know, just for balance, i've got to know, just for balance, i've got fo puf— know, just for balance, i've got fo our ff— know, just for balance, i've got ro our ff our— know, just for balance, i've got to put it out there— know, just for balance, i've got to put it out there that perhaps not to put it out there that perhaps nor—caused- not all inflation is caused afreeffv— not all inflation is caused afreerfv by— not all inflation is caused directly by nurses. “rtfrt;~;frl “g directly by nurses. interesting point. yeah i'd go, oh, some of it, some of it is caused by doctors . it's not all cause we doctors. it's not all cause we only had 10% of the number of doctors. most of that manpower for of doctoring be spent for of doctoring would be spent on what i've heard. on you from what i've heard. yeah. keep them busy. yeah. you keep them busy. you don't about people's don't care about other people's doctors. left. doctors. just that one left. that's you ask that's what you want. you ask them say we do. them to see me. they say we do. i do know your phone calling is going off. i thought a gp on the phone. i'm going to ask for you to phone. i'm going to ask for you fo fe— phone. i'm going to ask for you to be euthanized— phone. i'm going to ask for you to be euthanized next- i'm going to ask for you to be euthanized next time you your— to be euthanized next time you see your doctor. _ to be euthanized next time you see your doctor. to be euthanized next time you see syctor. to be euthanized next time you see so. there's also a story about voter id, yes. tories fear voter id, steve yes. tories fear activists claim id to activists will claim no id to disrupt local elections . so this disrupt local elections. so this idea having going idea of having voter ids going well, mean from all the well, i mean all from all the stats, it looks like it's trying to a problem. to solve a problem. that's not a problem because this form of

solving turning it with id, solving it, turning it with id, would voter impersonation, would stop voter impersonation, which is not the voter fraud that happens. it's so difficult to do anyway because how do you know who's not going to turn up? how you know where need how do you know where you need to are that person to go? if you are that person like a handful of cases of voter impersonation could have happened. other types of voter fraud might need looking into. but this whole system seems like it's not solving a problem that's worthwhile. and now it turns turns could turns out, turns out you could turns out, turns out you could turn id and cause turn up and say no id and cause a disruption . problem a disruption. a problem that's been having voter id, been caused by having voter id, but need id to i mean, just but you need id to i mean, just to get into a nightclub in carlisle, you need id , so surely carlisle, you need id, so surely if choosing the ruling if you're choosing the ruling government, you should also have some ids. they do this a lot in europe and it's a better system for them because no one fails to have id because you have to have id and feels that is a id and it feels like that is a jigsaw that fits. if jigsaw piece that fits. if everyone has then this is a everyone has id, then this is a fair but fair enough scheme. but in a country where it's not that common for absolutely everyone to have then you do end up to have id, then you do end up slightly disenfranchising

enfranchised. there's slightly disenfranchising enfranchised . there's a lot of enfranchised. there's a lot of fffeaaf— enfranchised. there's a lot of illegal immigrants— rt;t : there's a lot of illegal immigrants here. anyway, the illegal immigrants here. anyway, frre daily— illegal immigrants here. anyway, me oaffv sfar— illegal immigrants here. anyway, the daily star must have somefmma— the daily star must have something-in- the daily star must have something in the something good in the front -om— something good in the front cover. oh, thought i was cover. steve oh, i thought i was going— cover. steve oh, i thought i was going ven— cover. steve oh, i thought i was going veff fee-s— cover. steve oh, i thought i was going well he's got the word fat in going well he's got the word fat mlama— going well he's got the word fat mlamalaom-f— going well he's got the word fat in l and i don't think - going well he's got the word fat in and don't think they let in it and i don't think they let you— in it and i don't think they let you-years.— in it and i don't think they let you-years. n0,- in it and i don't think they let you-yeah. no,-is. you do it. yeah. no, this is frus— you do it. yeah. no, this is this-louis? - you do it. yeah. no, this is this-louis? i- you do it. yeah. no, this is- this.-louis? i-know. this. you louis? i don't know. to this is a non—story. to me, this is a non—story. invasion rats. big to me, this is a non—story. invas isi rats. big to me, this is a non—story. invas is that rats. big to me, this is a non—story. invas is that is rats. big to me, this is a non—story. invas is that is that. big to me, this is a non—story. invas is that is that. they're bone is that is that. they're saying there are rats out there . they're getting fatter. they're in people's they're living in people's houses. immune to being houses. they're immune to being killed. living killed. they're living in houses, houses is just houses, in houses is just everywhere. and they're themselves to the biscuits. yeah, going up and down yeah, they're going up and down the whole thing. do they the whole thing. how do they afford they have afford the rents? and they have they have they have genetic resistance to anticoagulants. this is an historical. so you can't even get them- this is an historical. so you can't even get them to- can't even get them to coagulate. - can't even get them to coagulate. \rrtr can't even get them to coagulate. \rtr can't even get them to- coagulate. no, this is this is the problem about if you try and use antibiotics, you get bacteria resistant to it. you try and poison rats, you get rats that are poison proof . this rats that are poison proof. this is shouldn't be shooting is why we shouldn't be shooting badgers, the future, badgers, because in the future, bullet badgers. okay, bullet proof badgers. okay, that's you heard it- 33 okay, that's you heard it here first on that's you heard it here first or of— that's you heard it here first or of news— that's you heard it here first on gb news bullet proof badgers, mome— on gb news bullet proof badgers, rfomff mar-s— on gb news bullet proof badgers, right? that's the— on gb news bullet proof badgers, right? that's the front pages aome. — right? that's the front pages aome. coming— right? that's the front pages done. coming up, the three of us

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time. you're listening to gb news radio . hello, i'm leo and news radio. hello, i'm leo and emfoe— news radio. hello, i'm leo and emfoe faer— news radio. hello, i'm leo and welcome back to— \ 3rtr: hello, i'm leo and welcome back to headliners \ 3?r: hello, i'm leo and welcome back to headliners next to welcome back to headliners next fo me— welcome back to headliners next fo me are— welcome back to headliners next to me are lewis— welcome back to headliners next to me are lewis schaefer and sfeve— to me are lewis schaefer and sfeve m— to me are lewis schaefer and steve in allen— to me are lewis schaefer and steve in allen ._ to me are lewis schaefer and steve in allen . and let's kick steve in allen. and let's kick off mm— steve in allen. and let's kick off with monday's telegraph and or me— off with monday's telegraph and more on the tavistock centre aefaefe. — more on the tavistock centre debacle. steve— more on the tavistock centre debacle. steve yep . t debacle. steve yep. so tavistock gender clinic threatened with court action by watchdog . the court action by watchdog. the headune court action by watchdog. the headline almost promises more than the story delivers. this is court action. if they don't follow through on a freedom of information request at which they far, saying they fail to do so far, saying that they don't actually have the minutes emails the minutes and the emails and if so , they if they fail to do so, they could face a fine. i'm not could face a fine. so i'm not sure that this will end up in a impressed revealing of anything because if you don't want the information coming out, you would find a way of paying the fine. interesting fine. i think an interesting part things are

part of it, two things are interesting in story. is interesting in the story. one is they emails they accidentally leaked emails in the past anyway. so i guess someone's kept some emails then it themselves. it even keep them to themselves. but quote from the but there's a quote from the spokesperson at spokesperson of the trust at the end noted this end that says, we've noted this recent decision are recent decision and are proactively working towards supplying the relevant data. yeah, you didn't have yeah, although you didn't have it. are you ? have you said it. how are you? have you said you— it. how are you? have you said you afar-ff— it. how are you? have you said you afar-ff r— it. how are you? have you said you didn't? i mean,— it. how are you? have you said you didn't? i mean, it- l ?f”rt; rtr7 have you said you didn't? i mean, it seems and mere-s— you didn't? i mean, it seems and there's certainly— you didn't? i mean, it seems and there's certainly some there's certainly been some aeeusafomsf— there's certainly been some accusations there hiding accusations that there hiding mere,— accusations that there hiding mere—me, - accusations that there hiding there,_the, the l there, suppressing the, the meefmas— there, suppressing the, the meetings and— there, suppressing the, the meetings and the minutes and the emaffs— meetings and the minutes and the emails between— meetings and the minutes and the emails between mermaids and the favfsfoev— emails between mermaids and the tavistock centre's— emails between mermaids and the tavistock centre's doctors because— tavistock centre's doctors because they _ tavistock centre's doctors because they know that that would— because they know that that would reveal— because they know that that would reveal that they're pusmma— would reveal that they're pusmmorms— would reveal that they're pushing this this gender afffrmmo— pushing this this gender affirming, this ideologically arfvem— affirming, this ideologically driven idea— affirming, this ideologically driven idea that any any child maf— driven idea that any any child that presents— driven idea that any any child that presents with with gender avspmorfa— that presents with with gender dyspboriar me — that presents with with gender dysphoria, the solution is transitioning— dysphoria, the solution is transitioning them. / dysphoria, the solution is transitioning them. “411?" transitioning them. yeah, well, it's interesting because i mean, from my point of view , i think from my point of view, i think the tavistock centre is one of the tavistock centre is one of the scariest places on earth. you go in there, your mother angs you go in there, your mother brings her child in there and the child does not come out . so the child does not come out. so it's a tragedy . but i heard it's a tragedy. but i heard something very interesting. i heard that the number of the

number of children presenting with with food and eating disorders has basically plummeted all the other forms. have you heard this? yeah yeah. so the chart that shows- : £7 /rt;?“ yeah. so the chart that shows these fevers— so the chart that shows these fevers of— so the chart that shows these levels of anorexia— so the chart that shows these levels of anorexia and bulimia in levels of anorexia and bulimia m feemage— levels of anorexia and bulimia in teenage girls,— levels of anorexia and bulimia in teenage girls, it dropped to vfrfuaffv— in teenage girls, it dropped to virtually zero— in teenage girls, it dropped to virtually zero compared to it ama— virtually zero compared to it and ms— virtually zero compared to it was and it's been replaced just by gender— was and it's been replaced just by gender dysphoria by by transitioning— by gender dysphoria by by transitioning as a way of feemage— transitioning as a way of teenage girls— transitioning as a way of teenage girls to sort of have ovvmersmo— teenage girls to sort of have ownership over— teenage girls to sort of have ownership over their body. desexualise _ ownership over their body. desexualise their body and stop merr— desexualise their body and stop ffrefr body— desexualise their body and stop their body developing . so yeah, their body developing. so yeah, it's interesting— their body developing. so yeah, it's interesting that it's and maf— it's interesting that it's and ma suggesfs— it's interesting that it's and that suggests that these a oorffom— that suggests that these a porrfom of— that suggests that these a portion of these these children , a sfomffeamf— portion of these these children , a significant portion may not be oemumefv— , a significant portion may not be genuinely gender dysphoric. fbev-re— be genuinely gender dysphoric. rbev-re eauobf— be genuinely gender dysphoric. they're caught up in this in ms— they're caught up in this in fbfs sorr— they're caught up in this in fbfs sorf of— they're caught up in this in this sort of social media. yeah ff-s— this sort of social media. yeah ff-s sfmffar. — this sort of social media. yeah it's similar. i— this sort of social media. yeah it's similar. i was— this sort of social media. yeah it's similar. grtr “g it's similar. i was going to say what would say about this story is that regardless of which side of you're on, you of that story you're on, you should be in favour of information out . because information coming out. because if there's no harm in the info , if there's no harm in the info, let's get it out there. you shouldn't hiding from shouldn't be hiding from a freedom of information act request where request regardless of where you stand of. stand on this spectrum of.

absolutely. agree absolutely. i couldn't agree . ama— absolutely. i couldn't agree more . and let's— absolutely. i couldn't agree more . and let's monday's more. and let's go to monday's rebeorabb— more. and let's go to monday's refeorabb ama— more. and let's go to monday's telegraph and the— more. and let's go to monday's telegraph and the snp's woes deepen— telegraph and the snp's woes deepen as— telegraph and the snp's woes deepen as police— telegraph and the snp's woes deepen as police are investigating money possibly moreo— investigating money possibly moved from — investigating money possibly nicked from dead people. lewis yam.— nicked from dead people. lewis veab. verb.— nicked from dead people. lewis yeah, well, this— nicked from dead people. lewis yeah, well, this is— nicked from dead people. lewis yeah, well, this is a— nicked from dead people. lewis yeah, well, this is a leo kearse story. it's about the snp , which story. it's about the snp, which i know nothing about, and it's that the police, there's a police probe about £400,000 worth of bequests from people who have died in their estates, left to the snp and, and they went and what happened is, is they went back to the they were left to promote the scottish version of brexit. yeah. scottish trtr“ tittx t yeah. scottish independence . version of brexit. yeah.- scottish independence . scottish scottish independence. scottish muebebueuee— scottish independence. scottish independence and they found that there was nothing in the account which means that possibly somebody spent the money that they didn't deserve . well yeah, they didn't deserve. well yeah, the, i they didn't deserve. well yeah, be; r mean— they didn't deserve. well yeah, the, i mean the— they didn't deserve. well yeah, the, i mean the issue- they didn't deserve. well yeah, the, i mean the issue for- r: r: t“ l : well yeah, the, i mean the issue for the sub— the, i mean the issue for the sure was— the, i mean the issue for the surf r— the, i mean the issue for the snp was, i mean— the, i mean the issue for the snp was, i mean they raised all fbfs—seeomf- this money for a second independence- this money for a second independence . that independence referendum. that afar-f— independence referendum. that bomb—mem- independence referendum. that didn't—then somei didn't happen. and then some beobfe— didn't happen. and then some people-r— didn't happen. and then some beobfe-, webb- didn't happen. and then some people , well, where's didn't happen. and then some pe0|money , well, where's didn't happen. and then some pe0|money we , well, where's didn't happen. and then some pe0|money we gave �*ell, where's didn't happen. and then some pe0|money we gave you where's didn't happen. and then some pe0|money we gave you fortre's didn't happen. and then some pe0|money we gave you for the this money we gave you for the seomf— this money we gave you for the second independence referendum? this money we gave you for the second irknow,dence referendum? this money we gave you for the second irknow,denctstartedidum? and, you know, they started asbmg— and, you know, they started asking questions and people got verv— asking questions and people got verv-.— asking questions and people got verv-. r— asking questions and people got

verv-. r beam— asking questions and people got very . i mean, obviously, asking questions and people got veit's . i mean, obviously, asking questions and people got veit's money mean, obviously, asking questions and people got veit's money leftan, obviously, asking questions and people got veit's money leftan,wills, usly, if it's money left in wills, mere-s— if it's money left in wills, there's-there - if it's money left in wills,i there's-there lsay if it's money left in wills,- there's-therelsay , there's nobody there to say, vvbere-s— there's nobody there to say, where's where's— there's nobody there to say, where's where's the money? i befr— where's where's the money? i feff vou— where's where's the money? i feff vou m— where's where's the money? i befr you be my— where's where's the money? i left you in my will. where have you— left you in my will. where have you sbemf— left you in my will. where have you sbemf ff— left you in my will. where have you sbemf ff om— left you in my will. where have you spent it on? spend on you spent it on? do you spend on more—verb- you spent it on? do you spend on more—verb. r- you spent it on? do you spend on. more _well, i mean, you spent it on? do you spend on. nhope_well, i mean, you spent it on? do you spend on. nhope it's-well, i mean, you spent it on? do you spend on. nhope it's buried -well, i mean, you spent it on? do you spend on nhope it's buried in ail/ell, i mean, you spent it on? do you spend on nhope it's buried in a garden.iean, i hope it's buried in a garden. otherwise, tent was just i hope it's buried in a garden. otiteas;e, tent was just i hope it's buried in a garden. otiteas and tent was just i hope it's buried in a garden. otiteas and no tent was just i hope it's buried in a garden. otiteas and no delivers just i hope it's buried in a garden. otiteas and no deliver. just i hope it's buried in a garden. otiteas and no deliver. if st i hope it's buried in a garden. otiteas and no deliver. if they all teas and no deliver. if they were up garden stuff. were digging up garden stuff. you want it just to be a bag of cash?i you want it just to be a bag of cash? i mean, in their defence, this be scottish pound. so this would be scottish pound. so harder down south. but harder to spend down south. but there the story there was a bit in the story that looking there was a bit in the story thrburner looking there was a bit in the story thrburner phones, lookingling at burner phones, looking for burn, know , the burner sim burn, you know, the burner sim cards. coolest thing cards. it's the coolest thing i've ever read in politics. yeah. it's the only cool yeah. and it's the only cool thing about snp, fact thing about the snp, the fact that they're living slightly like london drug dealer like a south london drug dealer is, is the only slightly credible thing about them. anyway, the mirror now and liz muss— anyway, the mirror now and liz fruss rs— anyway, the mirror now and liz fruss fs m— anyway, the mirror now and liz truss is in trouble— anyway, the mirror now and liz truss is in trouble for costing me— truss is in trouble for costing me favbaver— truss is in trouble for costing the taxpayer 12— truss is in trouble for costing the taxpayer 12 grand. i think mar-s— the taxpayer 12 grand. i think mars-of— the taxpayer 12 grand. i think that's of undercount that's a bit of an undercount sbeea— that's a bit of an undercount sbeea . — that's a bit of an undercount sbeea . year.— that's a bit of an undercount speed . yeah. this- that's a bit of an undercount speed . “411?" t“ that's a bit of an undercount speed . / t“ that's a bit of an undercount speed . “411?" t“ ?“ rtxx? that's a bit of an undercount speed . “411?" t“ ?“ rtxa? �*b’fi�* speed. yeah. this is an extra on a bigger bill. liz truss hit by 12 grand. bill for cheapening parties, including lost bathrobes. it's like nicking the towels on the way out of a hotel . so anyway, the cabinet office objected the that objected to the idea that taxpayers should footing the

taxpayers should be footing the bill. think, how does taxpayers should be footing the bill. run think, how does taxpayers should be footing the bill. run up think, how does taxpayers should be footing the bill. run up this?nk, how does taxpayers should be footing the bill. run up this?nk, how (only in she run up this? she was only in the three days. but the job for like three days. but this before this this is the job. before this evening, a lovely place in kent is the home that's used by the foreign secretary, which she then has to cough then used. and she has to cough up the money for food and wine because they having because they were having meetings the meetings meetings there. but the meetings weren't state work . they were weren't state work. they were political. shouldn't political. so you shouldn't be using to using it. it should be used to house state business, right? yeah. so she shouldn't be using house state business, right? yefor so she shouldn't be using house state business, right? yefor that.ie shouldn't be using house state business, right? yefor that. she iouldn't be using house state business, right? yefor that. she could 't be using house state business, right? yefor that. she could just using house state business, right? yefor that. she could just payig it for that. she could just pay this of the £115,000 a this bill out of the £115,000 a yeah this bill out of the £115,000 a year. entitled to for year. she's entitled to for being a pm for about three seconds. she's still going to seconds. so she's still going to be on up out of it. it's not be on the up out of it. it's not as is going to as if this bill is going to absolutely bankrupt her. so if it's , shouldn't the it's political, shouldn't the party pay? yeah, they could pay for the cabinet office was for it. the cabinet office was told by staff that the house had lost towelling even lost towelling robes, even slippers . at the very least, she slippers. at the very least, she deserves a bad review on airbnb. well, she said. she said, show me bill. and. and i think me the bill. and. and i think there should be an itemised bill if this way. we don't know if it is this way. we don't know what the true story is. i'm going to tell you something. it just be smear just could be a smear piece piece on liz truss. she's a

she's like the whipping girl of this. i take her side. it was very to read read very interesting to read read this that she she has the primary use of this estate . primary use of this estate. right. but other people can use the estate first before it gets used for other purposes. and one of those people is the american ambassador. interesting and they found traces of cocaine- ambassador. interesting and they found traces of cocaine at- : “3 and they found traces of cocaine at this i found traces of cocaine at this r fumb— found traces of cocaine at this r fbmb ff— found traces of cocaine at this i think it was— found traces of cocaine at this i think it was at— found traces of cocaine at this i think it was at this this property— i think it was at this this property which is being blamed on property which is being blamed om or us— property which is being blamed on on liz truss— property which is being blamed on on liz truss ._ property which is being blamed on on liz truss . but, property which is being blamed on on liz truss. but, i property which is being blamed on on liz truss . but, i mean, on on liz truss. but, i mean, surebv— on on liz truss. but, i mean, surefv ff-s— on on liz truss. but, i mean, surely it's reassuring to know maf— surely it's reassuring to know fbaf our— surely it's reassuring to know that our political— surely it's reassuring to know that our political leaders are aberr— that our political leaders are aberf ,— that our political leaders are aberf , buf— that our political leaders are alert , but oh,— that our political leaders are alert , but oh, the fact that alert, but oh, the fact that fbev-re— alert, but oh, the fact that they're youthful that do you fumb— they're youthful that do you fbmb moe— they're youthful that do you think more confidence is what sme— think more confidence is what sbe reefs— think more confidence is what she needs anyway? the guardian ama— she needs anyway? the guardian now and doctors— she needs anyway? the guardian now and doctors want to give mas— now and doctors want to give kids injections— now and doctors want to give kids injections to _ now and doctors want to give kids injections to help them framsfffom— kids injections to help them framsfffom ,— kids injections to help them transition , but— kids injections to help them transition , but this time it's transition, but this time it's to transition— transition, but this time it's to transition from fat to thin. fours— to transition from fat to thin. fours verb.— to transition from fat to thin. louis well, as— to transition from fat to thin. louis well, as you _ to transition from fat to thin. louis well, as you can- to transition from fat to thin. louis well, as you can make a camparis in there, this is children could be prescribed weight loss jabs on the nhs . weight loss jabs on the nhs. this is for wegovy or semaglutide. let's tied slam

ozempic. there's a million different names for these things . and what it is, is they'll suddenly ukrainian basketball players. you know what? well, those people were taking like they're so i don't know . i make they're so i don't know. i make an analogy about them being all right how do you pronounce those? your gp wants to see you tomorrow anyway. you know what? actually, it could be recommended. costs £1,000 a recommended. it costs £1,000 a month. a month? a month ? isn't month. a month? a month? isn't it cheaper? just eat less cakes . b— it cheaper? just eat less cakes . b b. — it cheaper? just eat less cakes . it is. and i knew you were going to go there. but the fact is, is these are fat people. going to go there. but the fact is, is tha.e are fat people. going to go there. but the fact is, is tha reasonat people. going to go there. but the fact is, is tha reason whyople. going to go there. but the fact is, is tha reason why people are there's a reason why people are fat don't to be fat fat. they don't want to be fat and fat because the and they're fat because the food, sugar is so addictive. it's in such plain awful. so suppues it's in such plain awful. so supplies that it makes people fat. but at £1,000 a month with 5 million people with type two diabetes is who this drug is meant to, to help. so will this save us money in the long run? no, because it will cost £60 billion a year. what? £60 bubon— billion a year. what? £60 bffbom a— billion a year. what? £60 billion a year— billion a year. what? £60 billion a year do- billion a year. what? £60 billion a year do to- ll trtr“ what? £60 billion a year do to just stop bras— billion a year do to just stop has being— billion a year do to just stop kids being fat?— billion a year do to just stop

kids being fat? do 5 million ffmes— kids being fat? do 5 million ffmes rz. — kids being fat? do 5 million times 12. take— kids being fat? do 5 million times 12. e times 12. take this all the time then. isn't it just you take it to lose the weight and it's a lot like testosterone once you take it, you've got to take it forever . i've not stopped. so forever. i've not stopped. so you get super. you get super faf. — you get super. you get super faf. ff— you get super. you get super faf. rf vou— you get super. you get super fat. if you stop.— you get super. you get super fat. if you stop..you- curt; you get super fat. if you stop. you stop fat. if you stop. if you stop ramme— fat. if you stop. if you stop farmer ff.— fat. if you stop. if you stop taking it. yes.— fat. if you stop. if you stop taking it. yes. that's dangerous.- taking it. yes. that's dangerous. and the statistics bere— dangerous. and the statistics here-incredible- dangerous. and the statistics here-incrediblell- dangerous. and the statistics here incredible i mean, 23% here are incredible. i mean, 23% of fem— here are incredible. i mean, 23% of fem ama— here are incredible. i mean, 23% of fem ama fr— here are incredible. i mean, 23% of ten and 11 year— here are incredible. i mean, 23% of ten and 11 year olds are obese— of ten and 11 year olds are obese vffb— of ten and 11 year olds are obese with a— of ten and 11 year olds are obese with a further almost 15% efasses— obese with a further almost 15% classes overweight. so almost baff— classes overweight. so almost half of— classes overweight. so almost half of british— classes overweight. so almost half of british kids are fatties . fba— half of british kids are fatties . fbe good— half of british kids are fatties . the good news— half of british kids are fatties . the good news would be that it's already available for 12 to 17 year olds in america. so how about we just let them do it for about we just let them do it for a while and see there's any a while and see if there's any side much like side effects? very much like we're doing with legal cannabis. just them the place. just use them as the test place. it's most it's brand new, but the most important is, important thing to remember is, is you were wrong is you cannot and you were wrong about this. can't about this. you can't blame people for being fat. their fault. it is not their it's their fault. everybody's everybody-s— their fault. everybody's everybody's got- ” everybody's everybody's got willpower and fbev— everybody's got willpower and fbev meea— everybody's got willpower and fbev need an — everybody's got willpower and they need an injection of vvfbbpover— they need an injection of- willpower. _ express willpower. anyway, the express ama— willpower. anyway, the express and ms— willpower. anyway, the express now and it's not— willpower. anyway, the express now and it's not just megan vbo-s— now and it's not just megan vbo-s ubsef— now and it's not just megan who's upset at— now and it's not just megan who's upset at charles's coronation— who's upset at charles's coronation plans. louis 0“ coronation plans. louis oh, is mrs— coronation plans. louis oh, is fbfs .— coronation plans. louis oh, is fbfs . vubere— coronation plans. louis oh, is this . where are— coronation plans. louis oh, is

this . where are we doing okay? this. where are we doing okay? yeah, we skipped the story anyway . yeah. charles's charles anyway. yeah. charles's charles is a very interesting thing because according to the express, charles is a request for a public allegiance branded, quote , offensive and tone deaf. quote, offensive and tone deaf. in a scathing rant by the by the people who are head of republic who are the anti the anti monarchy thing. and it's an absolute tragedy. he's not he's not demanding that everybody arnie vow allegiance at the threat of death, which is what used to happen. so there's an improvement in this. used to happen. so there's an improvement in this . there's no improvement in this. there's no swords involved. on the other hand, this king i know i'm i shouldn't be talking about this because i, i don't like the monarchy because i'm an american. and america doesn't have monarchies. don't think have monarchies. we don't think we it. well, i still think we need it. well, i still think you've king. yeah. you've got our king. yeah. what? your king? yeah i still owe a lot of bakhmut- �*vvr�* 7 /rtr ” “q7 “411?" i still owe a lot of bakhmut over your famo- — owe a lot of bakhmut over your famo- beam— owe a lot of bakhmut over your famo- veab .— owe a lot of bakhmut over your land. yeah . yeah.— owe a lot of bakhmut over your land. yeah . yeah. you- owe a lot of bakhmut over your land. “4113" “411?" /rtr grtr �*7 g land. yeah. yeah. you go fight for that . anyway, it's a tragedy for that. anyway, it's a tragedy because that poor king charles, he wants to be loved and respected and king so much. and

it's so un—british. but you don't get that by getting everyone to pledge allegiance to you. sat at home. i mean, you're right. it's not a demand. so i very much won't be doing because i hate it when tv shows do like play i hate it when tv shows do like play along at home stuff. it's just right just a gimmick. but you're right , you could not do it. but i i'm normally not a royalist type person, but i think right now would the wrong would be the wrong time to aboush would be the wrong time to abolish because have abolish it because we'd have to replace some of replace it with some sort of elected system. and look what the like. we've never the nation's like. we've never been and split . if been more tribal and split. if we to vote for something we have to vote for something else, apart. else, we'd rip ourselves apart. so doing a good so actually, he's doing a good job. and you know something? i agree agree agree with you, steve. i agree with a foreigner in with you as a foreigner in this country not the country who does not like the monarchy . i the way the monarchy. i think the way the system this you system is in this country, you need right now. need a monarchy right now. okay? we need a king. we've beara— okay? we need a king. we've heard ff— okay? we need a king. we've heard it here— okay? we need a king. we've heard it here from an american from— heard it here from an american from _ perspective. i from an outside perspective. fbaf-s— from an outside perspective. that's because _ from an outside perspective. that's because that's what we beause— that's because that's what we beause fbe — that's because that's what we because the rest— that's because that's what we because the rest of the bobffeaf— because the rest of the political-is- because the rest of the political-is so. because the rest of the political is so , because the rest of the. political-is so , so political system is so, so substandard. - political system is so, so substandard. o“ political system is so, so substandard. 0“ ”qatar 7’ political system is so, so- substandard. oh, really ? okay. substandard. oh, really? okay. you'll be back. okay moving on. we've you'll be back. okay moving on. vve-ve gor— you'll be back. okay moving on. vve-ve eof me— you'll be back. okay moving on. we've got the daily— you'll be back. okay moving on.

we've got the daily mail- /rtr ll t moving on. we've got the daily mail and regarding— we've got the daily mail and regarding transgender pupils in sborfs— regarding transgender pupils in sborfs ama— regarding transgender pupils in sports and there's some common be me— sports and there's some common sense in the education system . sense in the education system. um,— sense in the education system. um, breve,— sense in the education system. um, steve, transgender pupils are um, steve, transgender pupils fo— um, steve, transgender pupils fo be— um, steve, transgender pupils are to be banned— um, steve, transgender pupils are to be banned from competing in are to be banned from competing m fb— are to be banned from competing m pb fessoms— are to be banned from competing in pe lessons against pupils of the in pe lessons against pupils of are obbosffe— in pe lessons against pupils of the opposite biological sex. mere-s— the opposite biological sex. there's some— the opposite biological sex. there's some new— the opposite biological sex. there's some new government plans. i mean , you could make plans. i mean, you could make the case, you could easily make the case, you could easily make the case, you could easily make the case that women's rights in sport should defended and sport should be defended and protected , and you could do it protected, and you could do it in that i'm sure you could in a way that i'm sure you could get people with get most people to agree with other who other than just some people who really to listen really wouldn't want to listen to you could to anything. but also you could make this case by shouting. make this case by by shouting. yeah, but they're all men. and then sudden you're in then all of a sudden you're in a row rather than talking about something which i'm sure you could get people to agree with, the only question i couldn't work whole article, work out read the whole article, trying to work out what age group about group we're talking about because sport group we're talking about becausif sport group we're talking about becausif a sport group we're talking about becausif a man sport group we're talking about becausif a man has sport group we're talking about becausif a man has gone sport is that if a man has gone through puberty, an through puberty, you get an advantage. one's gone advantage. if no one's gone through then it through puberty yet, then it feels that that advantage probably good as probably isn't quite as good as it. yeah, but i think boys are larger— it. yeah, but i think boys are are larger and— e yeah, but i think boys are are larger and stronger than mam—fromi are larger and stronger than- than _from, from than girls, you know, from, from auffe— than girls, you know, from, from auffe ,— than girls, you know, from, from ouffe , ouffe— than girls, you know, from, from quite , quitelybunfi— than girls, you know, from, from quite , quite young and quite, quite a young age. and you— quite, quite a young age. and you mow,— quite, quite a young age. and you mow, r— quite, quite a young age. and you know, i think— quite, quite a young age. and you know, i think if you've got a b— you know, i think if you've got ab vea— you know, i think if you've got a b year off— you know, i think if you've got a 15 year old daughter who's

going— a 15 year old daughter who'si going—playing going to be out there playing rugby—want- going to be out there playing. rugby,_want them rugby, do you really want them to rugby, do you really want them fo be— rugby, do you really want them ro be bravmo— rugby, do you really want them to be playing against, you know, some testosterone— to be playing against, you know, some testosterone raging us at fbaf— some testosterone raging us at fbaf aeef— some testosterone raging us at fbaf agef — some testosterone raging us at fbaf agef aru— some testosterone raging us at that age? and ithink- some testosterone raging us at that age? '“r: r: r: t“ e that age? and i think you didn't listen steve's point was listen to what steve's point was , which very good point, , which is a very good point, which basically you take which is basically you take a ten year old girl and a ten year old boy. there's a old boy. there's probably a chance a year girl chance that a ten year old girl is the ten year is stronger than the ten year old an absolute old boy. this that's an absolute nonsense. there have already been— nonsense. there have already been - schools - nonsense. there have already beer-seboofs i nonsense. there have already. been-schools , sports been injuries in schools, sports from— been injuries in schools, sports from mue— been injuries in schools, sports from vea— been injuries in schools, sports from nine year old— been injuries in schools, sports from nine year old boys . you from nine year old boys. you mow,— from nine year old boys. you mow, mere— from nine year old boys. you know, there have— from nine year old boys. you know, there have already been mr-urfes. — know, there have already been mr-urfes. okay.— know, there have already been injuries. okay. eight- know, there have already been injuries. 0361 g“ know, there have already been injuries. g“ rtrr: injuries. okay. eight year old boys. no, but i mean, what are you saying? like do it to a eerfam— you saying? like do it to a certain point?— you saying? like do it to a certain point? i— “q7 like do it to a certain point? i mean, that's me— certain point? i mean, that's fbe-r— certain point? i mean, that's the-i defend- certain point? i mean, that's the-i defend this. certain point? i mean, that's- the-i defend this guy. the last time i defend this guy. see— the last time i defend this guy. see vbaf— the last time i defend this guy. see vbaf r— the last time i defend this guy. see vbaf r us— the last time i defend this guy. see what i do when— the last time i defend this guy. see what i do when i— the last time i defend this guy. see what i do when i-with see what i do when i agree with him? not it's not him? it's not easy. it's not easy this. this this easy to say this. this is this proves, said before, the proves, as i said before, the dysfunction of the british political system is that the state can we talk about this state is can we talk about this story instead of, yeah, state is can we talk about this story instead of , yeah, the story instead of, yeah, the state is involved in telling these schools if a school of course the schools. yes. course the state schools. yes. well why should this why can't a school each individual school well why should this why can't a school havech individual school well why should this why can't a school have a individual school well why should this why can't a school have a vote vidual school well why should this why can't a school have a vote of ual school well why should this why can't a school have a vote of the school well why should this why can't a school have a vote of the board decide have a vote of the board of governors and some some of them get to vote that like, you

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_ where's the other story about that injection? /rtr : that injection? you need something to fixed. something needs to be fixed. it's testosterone. it's something needs to be fixed. it's tthere's'one. it's something needs to be fixed. it's tthere's obvious; obvious. there's obvious bfofoofeab— obvious. there's obvious biological differences between obvious. there's obvious biologiand differences between obvious. there's obvious biologiand femaleses between obvious. there's obvious biologiand females .i between obvious. there's obvious biologiand females . and neen obvious. there's obvious biologiand females . and iaen obvious. there's obvious biologiand females . and i think males and females. and i think vbem— males and females. and i think when ff— males and females. and i think when it comes— males and females. and i think when it comes to— males and females. and i think when it comes to sport, it's absofufefv— when it comes to sport, it's absolutely fine— when it comes to sport, it's absolutely fine for some burly broke— absolutely fine for some burly bloke-identify— absolutely fine for some burly bloke-identify as- absolutely fine for some burly bloke identify as a woman or bloke to identify as a woman or vbafever. — bloke to identify as a woman or vbafever. buf— bloke to identify as a woman or whatever. but you _ bloke to identify as a woman or whatever. but you can't identify as a female— whatever. but you can't identify as a female rugby— whatever. but you can't identify as a female rugby player. mere-s— as a female rugby player. there's,-know,- as a female rugby player. there's, know, there's there's, you know, there's semsfbfe— there's, you know, there's sensible lines— there's, you know, there's sensible lines that have to be aravm — sensible lines that have to be aravvm. .eems— sensible lines that have to be drawn. .seems-a. sensible lines that have to be drawn. .seems-a of drawn. this seems to be a bit of the drawn. this seems to be a bit of fbe auesffom— drawn. this seems to be a bit of the question-age- drawn. this seems to be a bit of the question age seven the question is the age seven years— the question is the age seven years-fvo— the question is the age seven vears-r-ve seer- the question is the age seven years-i've seen it- the question is the age seven years-i've seen it .- the question is the age seven years ’“ e /rt:r. years old? 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people's channel britain is. welcome— people's channel britain is. welcome back— people's channel britain is. welcome back to— people's channel britain is. welcome back to headliners. let's get straight back into it and we're talking about hoodies. david cameron wanted to hug them, but it's safe to say that not everyone loves them. steve stupid is the first word of this headline, but uproar in romford as hoodies banned in the shopping areas . i declare an shopping areas. i declare an mferesf— shopping areas. i declare an interest here.— shopping areas. i declare an interest here. i— shopping areas. i declare an interest here. i do- shopping areas. i declare an interest here. i do a- “g i declare an interest here. i do a radio show interest here. i do a radio show m romford,— interest here. i do a radio show in romford, so— interest here. i do a radio show in romford, so i— interest here. i do a radio show in romford, so i know the sbobbmo— in romford, so i know the showing-that- in romford, so i know the shopping that they're shopping centre that they're fafbmg — shopping centre that they're fabbme-a— shopping centre that they're talking - a little - shopping centre that they're talking a little loophole talking about a little loophole at talking about a little loophole af-ema— talking about a little loophole af-emf om— talking about a little loophole at-end on this— talking about a little loophole at end on this one, but at the end on this one, but fbev-re— at the end on this one, but they're bringing— at the end on this one, but they're bringing in a new rule fbaf— they're bringing in a new rule fbaf-samb— they're bringing in a new rule that-can't wear- they're bringing in a new rule that can't wear hoodie they're bringing in a new rule thran can't wear hoodie they're bringing in a new rule thran up can't wear hoodie they're bringing in a new rule thran up position,|r hoodie they're bringing in a new rule thran up position, erect hoodie they're bringing in a new rule thran up position, erect . hoodie they're bringing in a new rule thran up position, erect . youiie in an up position, erect. you abso— in an up position, erect. you also eau-f— in an up position, erect. you also can't wear— in an up position, erect. you also can't wear ski masks beause— also can't wear ski masks beause ff— also can't wear ski masks because it says- also can't wear ski masks because it says in the article fbaf— because it says in the article fbaf omfv— because it says in the article that only people— because it says in the article that only people wearing ski massk— that only people wearing ski masks fvo— that only people wearing ski masks, two people up to trouble. all masks, two people up to trouble. ab beobke— masks, two people up to trouble. ab beobfe are— masks, two people up to trouble. all people are about to really go om— all people are about to really goon abouf— all people are about to really go on about their— all people are about to really go on about their holidays. bffber—fromi either way, ban them from the bfberfv— liberty shopping centre this new rube— liberty shopping centre this new rue-gore— liberty shopping centre this new rule,-gone-well. rule, it's not gone down well offb— rule, it's not gone down well rum—fbaf- with some saying that it's araeomam— with some saying that it's draconian-force- with some saying that it's draconian force people to draconian to force people to eerfam— draconian to force people to wear certain things. you can sfffk— wear certain things. you can still-religious- wear certain things. you can still religious clothing , still wear religious clothing, so buf— still wear religious clothing, so our a— still wear religious clothing, so put a cross— still wear religious clothing, so put a cross on the hoodie and get so put a cross on the hoodie and oer avav— so put a cross on the hoodie and oer avvav vffb— so put a cross on the hoodie and oer avvav vvffb ff. — so put a cross on the hoodie and get away with it. gt?“ get away with it. but yeah, this is liberty shopping is in the liberty shopping centre which merges straight is in the liberty shopping centthelhich merges straight is in the liberty shopping

centthe mercuryrges straight is in the liberty shopping centthe mercury shoppingjht into the mercury shopping centre, which don't think has centre, which i don't think has the you just sneak the rule. so you can just sneak in the rule. so you can just sneak m-ouf— the rule. so you can just sneak m-ouf ama— the rule. so you can just sneak m-ouf ama ger— the rule. so you can just sneak in-out and get away- so you can just sneak in out and get away with it. in and out and get away with it. so in and out and get away with it. so fru— in and out and get away with it. so ff-u be— in and out and get away with it. so it'll be interesting— in and out and get away with it. so it'll be interesting to- in and out and get away with it. so it'll be interesting to see- so it'll be interesting to see if mercury centre if the mercury shopping centre sees crime . but i sees a spike in crime. but i mean they talk about a lot of crime in article. lewis crime in the article. lewis yeah, but they— crime in the article. lewis yeah, but they don't- if.” t“ rtfxtlrt; lewis yeah, but they don't mention the mosf—fs- yeah, but they don't mention the mosf—fs ,- yeah, but they don't mention the mosf—fs , rs- most important thing is, is masks— most important thing is, is masks these— most important thing is, is masks these kids could wear, fbev— masks these kids could wear, fbev souff— masks these kids could wear, they could wear— masks these kids could wear, they could wear masks like covid masks— they could wear masks like covid masks ama— they could wear masks like covid masks. and that's— they could wear masks like covid masks. and that's totally a sign of memfak— masks. and that's totally a sign of mental instability. and and, ama— of mental instability. and and, ma eoomffve— of mental instability. and and, and cognitive dysfunction. well, i and cognitive dysfunction. well, r fbmk— and cognitive dysfunction. well, r fbmk fbe— and cognitive dysfunction. well, i think the face— and cognitive dysfunction. well, i think the face masks are worn are i think the face masks are worn by— i think the face masks are worn are worn by kids— i think the face masks are worn are worn by kids to— i think the face masks are worn are worn by kids to hide their memory— are worn by kids to hide their identity when— are worn by kids to hide their identity when they're when fbev-re— identity when they're when they're committing. �*vvr�*rt; t“ they're committing. we've seen it they're committing. we've seen ff vffb— they're committing. we've seen it with antifa , with various it with antifa, with various various people causing public disturbances and disruptions and committing crime. we're the we're the face masks because , we're the face masks because, you know, there's no way a policeman can tell you not to. after police spent so many months saying you've got to stick it on, they can't even tell you to take off. no, i tell you to take it off. no, i think i think tell you to take it off. no, i think i think i— tell you to take it off. no, i think i think i think- e no, i think i think i think it's just we think i think i think it's just ve mrs— think i think i think it's just ve fbfs rs— think i think i think it's just ve fbfs fs a— think i think i think it's just we this is a we— think i think i think it's just we this is a we hate kids arbore— we this is a we hate kids arffeke .— we this is a we hate kids article . yeah.— we this is a we hate kids article . yeah. and we do. we do article. yeah. and we do. we do . so— article. yeah. and we do. we do . so mauv— article. yeah. and we do. we do . so many beobke— article. yeah. and we do. we do . so many people identify as jedi-— . so many people identify as rear. ama— . so many people identify as rear. ame r— . so many people identify as jedi. and i think— . so many people identify as jedi. and i think wearing a hood

up jedi. and i think wearing a hood ub rs— jedi. and i think wearing a hood ub fs rebofous— jedi. and i think wearing a hood up is religious wear forjedi. so up is religious wear forjedi. so-fbaf-s— up is religious wear forjedi. so -that's the- up is religious wear forjedi. so that's the loophole. so maybe that's the loophole. okay.— so maybe that's the loophole. okayr verb— so maybe that's the loophole. okayr verb .— so maybe that's the loophole. okay, well , the— so maybe that's the loophole. okay, well , the telegraph now okay, well, the telegraph now vvffb — okay, well, the telegraph now mm a— okay, well, the telegraph now mm a bufee — okay, well, the telegraph now with a bulge shoplifters harebrained_ with a bulge shoplifters harebrained scheme to dodge the oops— harebrained scheme to dodge the cops affer— harebrained scheme to dodge the cops after forgetting to pay for sbamboo— cops after forgetting to pay for some shampoo lewis i personally fbmk— some shampoo lewis i personally fbmk fbfs— some shampoo lewis i personally fbmk fbfs sforv— some shampoo lewis i personally think this story is— some shampoo lewis i personally think this story is evil that it given— think this story is evil that it ofvem fo— think this story is evil that it was given to me— think this story is evil that it was given to me with my magnificent— was given to me with my magnificent hair and which i mave— magnificent hair and which i have vou— magnificent hair and which i have you babe— magnificent hair and which i have you paid for it? you might as web— have you paid for it? you might as web enjoy— have you paid for it? you might as well enjoy it.— have you paid for it? you might as well enjoy it. i— have you paid for it? you might as well enjoy it. i didn't have to pay— as well enjoy it. i didn't have ro bay for— as well enjoy it. i didn't have ro bay for ff.— as well enjoy it. i didn't have to pay for it. it's— as well enjoy it. i didn't have to pay for it. it's actually mberffea. — to pay for it. it's actually inherited. i've— to pay for it. it's actually inherited. i've got i've got the genera— inherited. i've got i've got the eemeffe r— inherited. i've got i've got the oemeffe r afa— inherited. i've got i've got the genetic i did a— inherited. i've got i've got the genetic i did a genetic test and r-ve— genetic i did a genetic test and r-ve-am— genetic i did a genetic test and r-ve-am fr— genetic i did a genetic test and i've-an 11 times— genetic i did a genetic test and i've an 11 times greater i've got an 11 times greater eameeb — i've got an 11 times greater eameeb r— i've got an 11 times greater chance. i love— i've got an 11 times greater chance. i love this inane rambbme. — chance. i love this inane rambling. -you. chance. i love this inanei rambling. -you tell chance. i love this inane- rambling. -you tell us what rambling. could you tell us what the story is? lewis this the story is? lewis well, this story not most famous story is not the most famous one. it is it's wanted man one. it is. it's wanted bald man eauebf— one. it is. it's wanted bald man eauebf-be— one. it is. it's wanted bald man caught-he queued- it is. it's wanted bald man caught he queued for caught because he queued for a bafreuf— caught because he queued for a bafreuf .— caught because he queued for a bafreuf . be— caught because he queued for a haircut. he was— caught because he queued for a haircut. he was being he was being— haircut. he was being he was beme be— haircut. he was being he was being be was— haircut. he was being he was being he was had stolen 16 bofffes— being he was had stolen 16 boffkes of— being he was had stolen 16 bottles of hair— being he was had stolen 16 bottles of hair products. so fbaf-s— bottles of hair products. so fbaf-s abso— bottles of hair products. so that's also weird. yeah okay. knu— that's also weird. yeah okay. and obviously— that's also weird. yeah okay. and obviously to _ that's also weird. yeah okay. and obviously to sale- that's also weird. yeah okay. and obviously to sale in- that's also weird. yeah okay. and obviously to sale in the pub. no, to sell in the barbers in pub. no, to sell in the barbers be me— pub. no, to sell in the barbers in the barber.— pub. no, to sell in the barbers in the barber. right— no, to sell in the barbers in the barber. right there. ue-s— in the barber. right there. ue-s hiding-— in the barber. right there. he's hiding. he— in the barber. right there. he's hiding. he went- in the barber. right there. he's hiding. he went to he was being chased by the police and he hid in the barbers as i, i don't think so. i think he was,

he, don't think so. i think he was, belram— don't think so. i think he was, he,.ran.there_ don't think so. i think he was, he,.ran.there to- don't think so. i think he was, he,.ran.there to sell- don't think so. i think he was, he,.ran.there to sell it. he, he ran in there to sell it to he, he ran in there to sell it fo-barber— he, he ran in there to sell it to-barber shop.- he, he ran in there to sell it to barber shop. really? yes to the barber shop. really? yes i to the barber shop. really? yes r fbmk— to the barber shop. really? yes i think steve's— to the barber shop. really? yes i think steve's going to agree vvffb— i think steve's going to agree vvffb me— i think steve's going to agree with me. yeah.— i think steve's going to agree with me. yeah. they didn't say in with me. yeah. they didn't say m—r— with me. yeah. they didn't say m—r fbmk- in the story, but i think we've masked— in the story, but i think we've cracked-yeah.- in the story, but i think we've cracked yeah. why cracked the case. yeah. why voukf— cracked the case. yeah. why voukf fbfs— cracked the case. yeah. why would this-a- cracked the case. yeah. why would this a bald gentleman would this guy, a bald gentleman , as would this guy, a bald gentleman . as ve-fo— would this guy, a bald gentleman . as ve-fo be— would this guy, a bald gentleman , as we to be called? yeah. , as we like to be called? yeah. kam— , as we like to be called? yeah. kam sfrafgbf— , as we like to be called? yeah. ran straight into— , as we like to be called? yeah. ran straight into a— , as we like to be called? yeah. ran straight into a barbers. i boa-f— ran straight into a barbers. i bomb-vas- ran straight into a barbers. i don't-was trying. ran straight into a barbers. i don't was trying to don't think he was trying to free— don't think he was trying to bfae—sfubfal don't think he was trying to- hide_stupid place don't think he was trying to- hiihide_stupid place don't think he was trying to hiihide because stupid place don't think he was trying to hiihide because yourtupid place don't think he was trying to hiihide because you stick place don't think he was trying to hiihide because you stick outce to hide because you stick out bke— to hide because you stick out kfke a— to hide because you stick out kfke a bra— to hide because you stick out like a big, shiny— to hide because you stick out like a big, shiny head. the only way— like a big, shiny head. the only way-souff— like a big, shiny head. the only way-could-with. way you could get away with it is way you could get away with it fs-bursf— way you could get away with it fs-bursf our— way you could get away with it is-burst out the- way you could get away with it is burst out the front is if he burst out the front door—you- is if he burst out the front door—you fo| is if he burst out the front. door—you to only door going, i told you to only fake—mars- door going, i told you to only take _that's the l take an inch off. that's the oak— take an inch off. that's the only wav— take an inch off. that's the only way vou— take an inch off. that's the only way you could have preferred— only way you could have pretended he— only way you could have pretended he went there pretended he went in there for a goof— pretended he went in there for a good- _ pretended he went in there for a eooa- maybe— pretended he went in there for a good- maybe a good reason. maybe if he's got a good reason. maybe if he's got a good solicitor, could say good solicitor, he could say i love really soft pubic love having really soft pubic hair. why stole hair. so that's why i stole the shampoo. anyway, the mirror now in are now hotbeds in british jails are now hotbeds of islamic radicalism . but of islamic radicalism. but there's a radical plan to stop them. steve. they're banning ferrorfsfs— them. steve. they're banning terrorists, stockpiling- terrorists, stockpiling extremist _ terrorists, stockpiling extremist texts by capping how mum— extremist texts by capping how mueb vefebf— extremist texts by capping how much weight of— extremist texts by capping how much weight of books this is. they— much weight of books this is. fbev eau-f— much weight of books this is. rbev eam-f be— much weight of books this is. they can't be bothered to check merr— they can't be bothered to check fbefr books.— they can't be bothered to check their books. they're just going to their books. they're just going fo verm— their books. they're just going to weigh them.— their books. they're just going to weigh them. and you've got to weigh them. and if you've got over—mem- to weigh them. and if you've got over—mea moi over a certain amount, then no, vou—moe— over a certain amount, then no, vou—moe mam- over a certain amount, then no, you—more than like. you can't have more than like bkg. — you can't have more than like bkg. ff— you can't have more than like rbko. rf omfv— you can't have more than like 15kg. if only someone would have mvemfea— 15kg. if only someone would have invented-kindle— 15kg. if only someone would have invented kindle that invented like a kindle that runs— invented like a kindle that rubs-bram— invented like a kindle that ruins plan. darn it. but

ruins this plan. darn it. but yeah.— ruins this plan. darn it. but yeabr fbev-re— ruins this plan. darn it. but yeah, they're trying to stamp our— yeah, they're trying to stamp ouf aff— yeah, they're trying to stamp ouf ark of— yeah, they're trying to stamp out all of these— yeah, they're trying to stamp out all of these texts that they bfae — out all of these texts that they bfae m— out all of these texts that they can hide in other— out all of these texts that they can hide in other books and you-a— can hide in other books and you'd-90— can hide in other books and you'd go through a can hide in other books and- you'd-go through a tonne you'd have to go through a tonne of-frv— you'd have to go through a tonne of-frv ama— you'd have to go through a tonne of-frv ama fma- you'd have to go through a tonne of try and find them. of books to try and find them. 15 of books to try and find them. be kfbos— of books to try and find them. be kffos of— of books to try and find them. 15 kilos of islamic— 15 kilos of islamic radicalisation, literature sounds like quite a lot of islamic radicalisation , but islamic radicalisation, but that's it's one book islamic radicalisation, but thrradicalisation it's one book islamic radicalisation, but thrradicalisation in t's one book islamic radicalisation, but thrradicalisation in theyne book islamic radicalisation, but thrradicalisation in the restyook islamic radicalisation, but thrradicalisation in the rest ofk of radicalisation in the rest of bumf— of radicalisation in the rest of bumf. rusb— of radicalisation in the rest of bumf, just mills— of radicalisation in the rest of bumf, just mills boon erotic bumf, just mills and boon erotic ffeffom. — bumf, just mills and boon erotic ffeffom. -.— bumf, just mills and boon erotic fiction. -. yeah.- bumf, just mills and boon erotic fiction. -. yeah. and. fiction. i imagine. yeah. and mem— fiction. i imagine. yeah. and fbem fbaf— fiction. i imagine. yeah. and then that one,— fiction. i imagine. yeah. and then that one, that one book fbaf— then that one, that one book fbaf-sfome— then that one, that one book that should actually use this that we should actually use this the that we should actually use this fbe-aroumf— that we should actually use this. the-around-prevent the other way around and prevent sboukf— the other way around and prevent sboukf be— the other way around and prevent should be sending— the other way around and prevent should be sending books should be sending in books modem— should be sending in books modem m— should be sending in books hidden in their— should be sending in books hidden in their massive stash abouf— hidden in their massive stash abouf bov— hidden in their massive stash about how great— hidden in their massive stash about how great it is to not be about how great it is to not be aferrorfsf. — about how great it is to not be a terrorist. yeah,— about how great it is to not be a terrorist. “411?" a terrorist. yeah, well maybe mills and boon maybe if they actually over to a mills actually switch over to a mills and they'll hey, actually switch over to a mills and western ll hey, actually switch over to a mills and western liberalhey, actually switch over to a mills and western liberal democracy maybe western liberal democracy is shouldn't try and is okay and we shouldn't try and destroy yeah maybe if they destroy it. yeah maybe if they had read more when had read more books when they were they were out of prison, they wouldn't in prison. that's wouldn't be in prison. that's true. that's true. but we are seeing a with islamic seeing a problem with islamic radicalisation prisons. seeing a problem with islamic radicalisation prisons . yeah, radicalisation in prisons. yeah, i mean, there are 43,000 odd people on an intelligence watch lists and the vast majority are islamic islamic extremists. it

must be easier to watch if they're in prison though. yeah. yeah. and then when they're yeah. and then but when they're arrested put in prison , it's arrested and put in prison, it's not stopping problem. it's not stopping the problem. it's actually the radicalising more people forming gangs in people and forming gangs in prison. yeah i am not going to omef— prison. yeah i am not going to comment on this. _ / i am not going to comment on this. okay / comment on this. okay yeah. somebody— comment on this. okay yeah. somebody likes— comment on this. okay yeah. somebody likes having his genhaua somebody likes having his genitalia where they are. anyway the meal now and a new generation is rediscovering the joy generation is rediscovering the joy of answerphone messages. lewis i find this interesting beause— lewis i find this interesting beause r— lewis i find this interesting because i have— lewis i find this interesting because i have noticed an m— because i have noticed an increase in this.- because i have noticed an increase in this. just why people.— increase in this. just why people, according to the daily marb— people, according to the daily rrafb iusf— people, according to the daily mar, iusf why— people, according to the daily mail, just why are people semamg— mail, just why are people sending more— mail, just why are people sending more and more voice mofesf— sending more and more voice mofesf-savs— sending more and more voice notes?-says that- sending more and more voice notes? says that telephone notes? gen z says that telephone eaus— notes? gen z says that telephone ears are— notes? gen z says that telephone calls are microaggressions and serum— calls are microaggressions and serum am— calls are microaggressions and sending an audio— calls are microaggressions and sending an audio clip is more personab— sending an audio clip is more more personal than a text . and i more personal than a text. and i agree— more personal than a text. and i agree vvffb— more personal than a text. and i agree vvffb fbaf— more personal than a text. and i agree with that totally because is agree with that totally because fs beause — agree with that totally because is because there's— agree with that totally because is because there's nothing more frrffafmg— is because there's nothing more frrffafmg .— is because there's nothing more frrffafmg . r— is because there's nothing more irritating . i called— is because there's nothing more irritating . i called up i've irritating. i called up i've sauer— irritating. i called up i've called called— irritating. i called up i've called called ,- irritating. i called up i've called called , called up people. called called, called up people. ama— called called, called up people. ame fbev— called called, called up people. ame fbev go— called called, called up people. ame fbev go .— called called, called up people. ame fbev go . vvbv— called called, called up people. and they go , why are you calling and they go, why are you calling mee— and they go, why are you calling mef rs— and they go, why are you calling mef rs mrs— and they go, why are you calling me? is this did— and they go, why are you calling me? is this did i— and they go, why are you calling me? is this did i do— and they go, why are you calling me? is this did i do something wrong— me? is this did i do something wrong-something- me? is this did i do something wrong something it's wrong or something bad? it's reafkv— wrong or something bad? it's reafkv-gef— wrong or something bad? it's really-getlphone. wrong or something bad? it's really get phone call. really bad to get a phone call. vou— really bad to get a phone call. you fbmk— really bad to get a phone call. you think that's— really bad to get a phone call. you think that's because the you think that's because of the name— you think that's because of the mafure—amf- you think that's because of the nature—and noti nature of phone calls and not beause— nature of phone calls and not because—om- nature of phone calls and not. because—oh, people because they're like, oh, people bke— because they're like, oh, people bke-reobke— because they're like, oh, people bke-reobke-r- because they're like, oh, peoplei like - people - i know. like me, people like me. i know. i like me, people like me. i know. r—r-m— like me, people like me. i know. i_i'm unlikeable. like me, people like me. i know. i_i'm unlikeable ,i i pretend that i'm unlikeable, but-anyway-

i pretend that i'm unlikeable, bur—amvvav. r-ml i pretend that i'm unlikeable, but anyway. i'm not but people do anyway. i'm not bkeabke— but people do anyway. i'm not likeable, but— but people do anyway. i'm not likeable, but at— but people do anyway. i'm not likeable, but at the end of the day— likeable, but at the end of the day af— likeable, but at the end of the day af fbe— likeable, but at the end of the day, at the end— likeable, but at the end of the day, at the end of— likeable, but at the end of the day, at the end of the day, i fbmk— day, at the end of the day, i fbmk am— day, at the end of the day, i think an audio— day, at the end of the day, i think an audio clip is way more bersomak— think an audio clip is way more bersomaf mam— think an audio clip is way more personal than a— think an audio clip is way more personal than a text message. usuakkv— personal than a text message. usuakkv r— personal than a text message. usually i would— personal than a text message. usually i would send if i want to usually i would send if i want fo speak— usually i would send if i want fo sbeak fo— usually i would send if i want to speak to somebody on the mome— to speak to somebody on the more. fa— to speak to somebody on the more. re sav— to speak to somebody on the phone, i'd say i'd— to speak to somebody on the phone, i'd say i'd text message . breve.— phone, i'd say i'd text message . sfeve. are— phone, i'd say i'd text message . sfeve. vou— phone, i'd say i'd text message , steve, are you free? right. buf— , steve, are you free? right. buf fbfs— , steve, are you free? right. buf fbfs rs— , steve, are you free? right. but this is actually insisting fbaf— but this is actually insisting that someone— but this is actually insisting that someone listens to a minute of your— that someone listens to a minute of you of— that someone listens to a minute of you of fbaf. — that someone listens to a minute of your of that. bottle of your of that. well, that's the thing with voicemails. i mean you see when mean steve don't you see when somebody sends voice note on somebody sends a voice note on whatsapp like, no, i've whatsapp, i'm like, oh no, i've got listen to your five got to listen to your five minute voice note. put this in a text, and i could have ignored it different manner, but it in a different manner, but at least just glance at the least you can just glance at the text both kids text because we've both got kids of i've of around the same age. if i've just down to of around the same age. if i've just-down to sleep- of around the same age. if i've just-down to sleep and just got him down to sleep and fbem—me- just got him down to sleep and. then—mellisten then someone wants me to listen to then someone wants me to listen fo-mmufe— then someone wants me to listen fo-mmufe-mo- then someone wants me to listen fo-mmufe-mo .- then someone wants me to listen to-minute-no , no.- to a five minute note, no, no. ama— to a five minute note, no, no. ame abso— to a five minute note, no, no. ame abso. fu— to a five minute note, no, no. and also, i'll-you- to a five minute note, no, no. and also, i'll you what to a five minute note, no, no. and ilso, i'll you what to a five minute note, no, no. and i hate�*ll you what to a five minute note, no, no. and i hate about you what to a five minute note, no, no. and i hate about whatsapp. else i hate about whatsapp. reobke—aomgl else i hate about whatsapp.i people—doing this people should stop doing this when— people should stop doing this when fbev— people should stop doing this when fbev rusb— people should stop doing this when they just send a message for every little half thought fbaf— that they've got. instead of gfvmg— that they've got. instead of- gfvmg—fbev-ve giving me a paragraph, they've got giving me a paragraph, they've gof—fbel got the carriage return in the probes— got the carriage return in the bbomes—veab- got the carriage return in thej phones—yeah and got the carriage return in the- phones_yeah and then phones these days. yeah and then amofber— another ping because they've done — another ping because they've done -.— another ping because they've done -. om - another ping because they've done-. oh. every. another ping because they've. done-. oh. every single another ping because they've done your . oh. every single another ping because they've done your phone oh. every single another ping because they've done your phone just every single another ping because they've done your phone just makes ngle another ping because they've done your phone just makes alla time your phone just makes all mose— time your phone just makes all fbose mofses— time your phone just makes all those noises. right, right, rfgbf— those noises. right, right, rfgbflbfke— those noises. right, right, right-like-did. those noises. right, right,- right-like-did earlier in right. like luces did earlier in the . you know what i am

the show. you know what i am vffb. — the show. you know what i am vffb. rm— the show. you know what i am mm. m rum.— the show. you know what i am with. i'm with. i'm— you know what i am with. i'm with. i'm with steve on fbfs. — with. i'm with. i'm with steve on fbfs. loom-f— with. i'm with. i'm with steve on this. don't know what's on this. i don't know what's babbemmg— happening tonight. i'm rational. beam— happening tonight. i'm rational.| beam—okay. happening tonight. i'm rational.| yeah-igot_0kay- happening tonight. i'm rational.| yeah. lgot the—okay. happening tonight. i'm rational. yeah. grtr we've got the times next with a story seems to be overly story that seems to be overly optimistic about the prospects of weather. should of british weather. steve should we be wearing sunscreen? six months a year ? experts- 7 six months a year ? experts say yes. months a year? experts say yes. they— months a year? experts say yes. fbev make— months a year? experts say yes. fbev make a— months a year? experts say yes. they make a good— months a year? experts say yes. they make a good case about how we sbouka— they make a good case about how we should that— they make a good case about how we should that if— they make a good case about how we should that if the uv factor is we should that if the uv factor fs o— we should that if the uv factor fs s or— we should that if the uv factor fs s or e.— we should that if the uv factor is over 3 or 4. so— we should that if the uv factor is over 3 or 4. so even if it's earfv— is over 3 or 4. so even if it's earkv m— is over 3 or 4. so even if it's earfv be me— is over 3 or 4. so even if it's early in the year,— is over 3 or 4. so even if it's early in the year, it's a cloudy day,— early in the year, it's a cloudy day vou— early in the year, it's a cloudy day you sboukf— early in the year, it's a cloudy day, you should be wearing it. ref-s— day, you should be wearing it. ref-s suf— day, you should be wearing it. ref-s euf fo— day, you should be wearing it. let's cut to the— day, you should be wearing it. let's cut to the chase here. we sboukf— let's cut to the chase here. we sboukf vve— let's cut to the chase here. we should we won't— let's cut to the chase here. we should we won't because it's a bit should we won't because it's a bff ekammv— should we won't because it's a bit clammy and— should we won't because it's a bit clammy and no one wants exfra— bit clammy and no one wants exfra faff— bit clammy and no one wants extra faff and— bit clammy and no one wants extra faff and we're also not a uafrom— extra faff and we're also not a nation _filled_ extra faff and we're also not a nation filled people nation that's filled with people makmg— nation that's filled with people making-healthy— nation that's filled with people making healthy choice. we're making the healthy choice. we're not making the healthy choice. we're mof gomg— making the healthy choice. we're mof gomg fo— making the healthy choice. we're mof gomg o oo— making the healthy choice. we're not going to do this. we're notj sure we should. but we're not. ama— sure we should. but we're not. ame fbe— sure we should. but we're not. ame fbe fbmg— sure we should. but we're not. and the thing about this story is and the thing about this story fs fbfs— and the thing about this story fs fbfs rs— and the thing about this story fs fbfs fs a— and the thing about this story is this is a totally evil story beause— is this is a totally evil story because as number one, i'm going to because as number one, i'm going fo sav— because as number one, i'm going fo sav a— because as number one, i'm going fo sav a few— because as number one, i'm going to say a few things. _ because as number one, i'm going to say a few things. you'll have to say a few things. you'll have fo kook— to say a few things. you'll have fo book ff— to say a few things. you'll have fo book ff ub— to say a few things. you'll have to look it up yourself. it's fofakkv— to look it up yourself. it's totally discounted by the mainstream— totally discounted by the mainstream medical authority. but mainstream medical authority. buf buf— mainstream medical authority. buf buf fbe— mainstream medical authority. but but the sun— mainstream medical authority. but but the sun is just like to abokogfse— but but the sun is just like to abokogfse fo— but but the sun is just like to apologise to ofcom in advance of vbaf— apologise to ofcom in advance of vbaf fours— apologise to ofcom in advance of what louis sun,— apologise to ofcom in advance of what louis sun, the— apologise to ofcom in advance of what louis sun, the sun in this sfom— what louis sun, the sun in this story ff— what louis sun, the sun in this story ff safa— what louis sun, the sun in this story, it said there— what louis sun, the sun in this story, it said there were two of

me— story, it said there were two of fbe ases— story, it said there were two of the cases that— story, it said there were two of the cases that they said about beobfe— the cases that they said about beobfe vvbo— the cases that they said about beobfe vvbo baa— the cases that they said about people who had skin cancer. one om fbem— people who had skin cancer. one was on their person's leg , was on their person's leg, amofber— was on their person's leg, amofber vas— was on their person's leg, another was on - was on their person's leg, another was on stomach. another was on their stomach. fbe— another was on their stomach. fbe faer— another was on their stomach. fbe faef rs.— another was on their stomach. the fact is, if— another was on their stomach. the fact is, if it— another was on their stomach. the fact is, if it is— another was on their stomach. the fact is, if it is sun, it vvoukf— the fact is, if it is sun, it voukf be— the fact is, if it is sun, it would be on— the fact is, if it is sun, it would be on the face. it'd be on me— would be on the face. it'd be on the shoulders.— would be on the face. it'd be on the shoulders. it— would be on the face. it'd be on the shoulders. it wouldn't be on the shoulders. it wouldn't be on fbe sfomaeb. — the shoulders. it wouldn't be on the stomach. is— the shoulders. it wouldn't be on the stomach. is the— the shoulders. it wouldn't be on the stomach. is the thing that i bebeve— the stomach. is the thing that i bebeve. rf-s— the stomach. is the thing that i believe. it's excess. it's eaffmg— believe. it's excess. it's earmg. rf-s— believe. it's excess. it's eating. it's what we're eating. rue-re— eating. it's what we're eating. rue-re eafmg— eating. it's what we're eating. we're eating too— eating. it's what we're eating. we're eating too many toxic seed offs— we're eating too many toxic seed offs or— we're eating too many toxic seed offs or our— we're eating too many toxic seed oils or our bodies— we're eating too many toxic seed oils or our bodies are being made.— oils or our bodies are being made. fbaf-s— oils or our bodies are being made. that's why the number of beobfe— made. that's why the number of beobfe vvbo— made. that's why the number of beobfe vvbo mave— made. that's why the number of people who have skin cancer is going— people who have skin cancer is gomg ub. — people who have skin cancer is gomg ub. lskm— people who have skin cancer is going up. t“ going up. so skin cancer is caused by bye bye bye. it's caused by bye bye bye. it's caused by bye bye bye. it's caused by high carb- t: it's caused by high carb diets plus kukus— caused by high carb diets plus kukus us— caused by high carb diets plus aukus us eating— caused by high carb diets plus aukus us eating toxic seed oils. so aukus us eating toxic seed oils. so are— aukus us eating toxic seed oils. so vou— aukus us eating toxic seed oils. so are you asserting that there is so are you asserting that there fs mo— so are you asserting that there fs mo fmk— so are you asserting that there is no link between yvette cooper beosue ama— is no link between yvette cooper exposure and damage to the dna in exposure and damage to the dna be your— exposure and damage to the dna be your skmf— exposure and damage to the dna be your skmf r— exposure and damage to the dna in your skin? i am— exposure and damage to the dna in your skin? i am saying i am savmg— in your skin? i am saying i am savmg ff— in your skin? i am saying i am savmg ff vou— in your skin? i am saying i am saying if you know yes, i am vbaf— saying if you know yes, i am vbaf rm— saying if you know yes, i am what i'm saying.— saying if you know yes, i am what i'm saying. i'm saying if you— what i'm saying. i'm saying if you ff— what i'm saying. i'm saying if you ff vou— what i'm saying. i'm saying if you ff vou .— what i'm saying. i'm saying if you ff vou . ff— what i'm saying. i'm saying if you if you . if you— what i'm saying. i'm saying if you if you . if you ride, if you you if you. if you ride, if you rfase— you if you. if you ride, if you your— you if you. if you ride, if you raise your your— you if you. if you ride, if you raise your your tan gradually. bkav. — raise your your tan gradually. okav. rumm— raise your your tan gradually. okay. which is— raise your your tan gradually. okay. which is what you should do, okay. which is what you should go. vou— okay. which is what you should go. you ruff— okay. which is what you should do, you will not— okay. which is what you should do, you will not get . and there do, you will not get. and there are different— do, you will not get. and there are different kinds— do, you will not get. and there are different kinds of skin cancer. your— are different kinds of skin cancer. your skin will develop, fbe— cancer. your skin will develop, the protective _ cancer. your skin will develop, the protective will— cancer. your skin will develop, the protective will develop broreeffve— the protective will develop protective getting like an spf

of-four— protective getting like an spf of-four ama— protective getting like an spf of-four and a- protective getting like an spf of four and a half if of about four and a half if vouve— of about four and a half if vouve gor— of about four and a half if vouve gof a— of about four and a half if you've got a tan. so it's not ffke— you've got a tan. so it's not ffke vou— you've got a tan. so it's not ffke vou gfve— you've got a tan. so it's not like you give yourself that much of—amf- like you give yourself that much of—amf fbfsi of an advantage. yeah. and this ama— of an advantage. yeah. and this are me— of an advantage. yeah. and this and the second— of an advantage. yeah. and this and the second-is,- of an advantage. yeah. and this and the second is, is that and the second thing is, is that i and the second thing is, is that r—amfl i think they've done tests and you-ff— i think they've done tests and vou-ff-fo— i think they've done tests and vou-ff-fo-fbfs- i think they've done tests and you'll-to-this out.| you'll have to check this out. fbfs— you'll have to check this out. furs—rf— you'll have to check this out. this—if-listenl this is one guy. if you listen to this is one guy. if you listen fo-vou-re— this is one guy. if you listen fo-vou-re-am- this is one guy. if you listen- to-you're-anlmight to me, you're insane. an i might be-mfgbf— to me, you're insane. an i might be-mfgbf be— to me, you're insane. an i might be-might be right.- to me, you're insane. an i might be might be right. i be right. i might be right. i saw a youtube_ be right. i might be right. i saw a youtube video. oh, i take it saw a youtube video. oh, i take ff aff— saw a youtube video. oh, i take ff aff bask— saw a youtube video. oh, i take ff aff bask .— saw a youtube video. oh, i take ff aff bask . r— saw a youtube video. oh, i take it all back . i take— saw a youtube video. oh, i take it all back . i take it all back it all back. i take it all back vfaeo— it all back. i take it all back video which— it all back. i take it all back video which says— it all back. i take it all back video which says basically that mefaoma rs— video which says basically that melanoma is not— video which says basically that melanoma is not caused by the . web.— melanoma is not caused by the . vreff. r— melanoma is not caused by the sun . well, i think— melanoma is not caused by the sun . well, i think i- melanoma is not caused by the sun . t“ sun. well, i think i mean, i know my experience with go counter to that because performing in australia, you see in the audience before you waiting to go on stage, you can see everybody's ears and people have got little nicks. call have got little nicks. they call it out of the it the shark bite out of the ears . and that's from the ears. and that's from from the era when people on sunblock. era when people put on sunblock. they just put it on their faces. they just put it on their faces. they forget their and then they just put it on their faces. they getjet their and then they just put it on their faces. they get the heir and then they just put it on their faces. they get the melanomasid then they just put it on their faces. they get the melanomas on hen they just put it on their faces. they get the melanomas on the they get the melanomas on the ears. i don't think it's ears. and i don't think it's caused oil. also, caused by eating seed oil. also, you eating , what was caused by eating seed oil. also, you eating, what was it, you were eating, what was it, fruit something ? yeah, fruit loops or something? yeah, i came that was that wasn't i came in. that was that wasn't raw and that that had sugar raw meat and that that had sugar . yes. it has got begum. i vvmasf— . yes. it has got begum. i vvmasf ama— . yes. it has got begum. i wasn't. and you- “rt;t: it has got begum. i wasn't. and you had no , i wasn't wasn't. and you had no, i wasn't

sbeerfos. — wasn't. and you had no, i wasn't sbeerfos. rf— wasn't. and you had no, i wasn't cheerios. it was— wasn't. and you had no, i wasn't cheerios. e “g e cheerios. it was something. it was some sort of round breakfast. so maybe i'm wrong. maybe— breakfast. so maybe i'm wrong. maybe-wrong.— breakfast. so maybe i'm wrong. maybe .wrong.-like. breakfast. so maybe i'm wrong.| maybe .wrong.-like the maybe i'm wrong. you're like the woman who said— maybe i'm wrong. you're like the woman who said you can have woman who said that you can have a-so— woman who said that you can have a-so fo— woman who said that you can have a-so fo go— woman who said that you can have a-so fo go fo— woman who said that you can have a-so fo go fo mv- woman who said that you can have a-so fo go fo mv go- a picnic air. go to go to my go to a picnic air. go to go to my go fo mv— a picnic air. go to go to my go o my vvafsb— a picnic air. go to go to my go o my vafsb my— a picnic air. go to go to my go to my watch my mccall site. fours— to my watch my mccall site. foufs af— to my watch my mccall site. louis at louis— to my watch my mccall site. louis at louis for— to my watch my mccall site. louis at louis for my twitter your— louis at louis for my twitter vour fffesfvfe. — louis at louis for my twitter your lifestyle. and i will i vfff— your lifestyle. and i will i vfff-fbe— your lifestyle. and i will i will the youtube video. will post the youtube video. bkav. — will post the youtube video. okav. vveff— will post the youtube video. okay. well i'm— will post the youtube video. okay. well i'm drawing this to a sosef — okay. well i'm drawing this to a sosef bob-f— okay. well i'm drawing this to a close. don't take— okay. well i'm drawing this to a close. don't take any- okay. well i'm drawing this to a close. “thr“ e close. don't take any health advice schaefer advice from louis schaefer or any honest . we've any of us, to be honest. we've run of time for this run out of time for this section. anywhere section. but don't go anywhere just after the break, just yet. as after the break, we're to be talking about we're going to be talking about the albanian minister the albanian prime minister having explore having a pop at britain. explore boring, whatever delicate dumping . and louis is dumping is. and louis is specialist subject meat based diets. see you in a couple of minutes .

welcome back to headliners. we've got the daily meal now and i try to a plant based diet. i lost seven kilos all from my personality. now scientists are

saying we need to eat meat over to our resident carnivore, louis with my story guy, i lost my story. oh, with my story guy, i lost my story . oh, here it is. sorry. story. oh, here it is. sorry. bafmg— story. oh, here it is. sorry. rafmg meas— story. oh, here it is. sorry. eating meat. can- trftrg oh, here it is. sorry. eating meat. can be more orgamfsesf— eating meat. can be more orgamfsea. r— eating meat. can be more organised. i told you i was. i fofa— organised. i told you i was. i fofa vou— organised. i told you i was. i off you r— organised. i told you i was. i told you i was— organised. i told you i was. i told you i was having the worst day— told you i was having the worst day — told you i was having the worst day fbfs— told you i was having the worst day ever. this is— told you i was having the worst day ever. this is the daily marb— day ever. this is the daily mail, which— day ever. this is the daily mail, which now prints is mail, which now prints meat is srusfaf— mail, which now prints meat is srusfaf-ror— mail, which now prints meat is crucial-for human- mail, which now prints meat is crucial for human health. crucial for. for human health. ssfemffsfs— crucial for. for human health. scientists say— crucial for. for human health. scientists say as— crucial for. for human health. scientists say as they call for an emo— scientists say as they call for an emf fo— scientists say as they call for an end to zealotry. zealotry busbmg— an end to zealotry. zealotry pushing vegetarian vegan diets. fbfs— pushing vegetarian vegan diets. fbfs fs— pushing vegetarian vegan diets. fbfs fs m— pushing vegetarian vegan diets. fbfs fs be me— pushing vegetarian vegan diets. this is in the daily mail and if fbfs— this is in the daily mail and if fbfs fs— this is in the daily mail and if fbfs fs m— this is in the daily mail and if this is in the— this is in the daily mail and if this is in the daily mail busbmg— this is in the daily mail pushing meat, i am going to besoe— pushing meat, i am going to besoe a— pushing meat, i am going to become a vegan.— pushing meat, i am going to become a vegan. i'm going to sfob— become a vegan. i'm going to sfob eaffmg— become a vegan. i'm going to stop eating. why?— become a vegan. i'm going to stop eating. why? because it's in stop eating. why? because it's be me— stop eating. why? because it's m fbe-rraff.— stop eating. why? because it's in the mail. because you in the daily mail. because you sam-f— in the daily mail. because you sam-ouf-ve— in the daily mail. because you can't-you're going- can't believe you're going agamsf— can't believe you're going against it's against the daily mail. no, it's against the daily mail. no, it's a gear— against the daily mail. no, it's a greaf ff-s— against the daily mail. no, it's a great it's done— against the daily mail. no, it's a great it's done some amazing investigative as investigative reporting, such as finding out this story, is finding out this story, which is reporting different reporting in a different newspaper running newspaper yesterday and running it today because they got away with it. but i'm going tell with it. but i'm going to tell you—before- with it. but i'm going to tell you—beforellet. with it. but i'm going to tell. you—before ilet steve you something before i let steve p00— you something before i let steve boo—samb— you something before i let steve boo—sam-f frusf- poo poo it. you can't trust amvrbmg— poo poo it. you can't trust amvfbmg m— poo poo it. you can't trust anything in any- poo poo it. you can't trust anything in any of these mevvsbabers— anything in any of these newspapers hours. sorry. \rftr newspapers hours. sorry. no, i fbmk— newspapers hours. sorry. no, i fbmk fbfs— newspapers hours. sorry. no, i fbmk fbfs fs— newspapers hours. sorry. no, i think this is this— newspapers hours. sorry. no, i think this is this is absolutely right. a consortium of right. this is a consortium of top scientists and they've they've they've come to the

conclusion, which we all knew all that diet , a all along, that a vegan diet, a plant based diet actually isn't that good for you. and there are a lot of nutrients that you can only get from meat. well, they actually only get from meat. well, they asfuaffv-ff-s— only get from meat. well, they actually-it's hard- only get from meat. well, they actually-it's hard to - actually say it's hard to rebfase— actually say it's hard to. rebfase—fo actually say it's hard to- replace _to find replace them. it's hard to find amofber—nor another source. so they're not savmg— saying it's impossible, but you-sf— saying it's impossible, but vou-a-bave- saying it's impossible, but you'd-have to- saying it's impossible, but you'd have to be on it to you'd really have to be on it to try you'd really have to be on it to fry-goof— you'd really have to be on it to try-good sources- you'd really have to be on it toi try-good sources-all try and find good sources of all the try and find good sources of all fbe—vvoufam-f- try and find good sources of all. the _wouldn't-and the things you wouldn't get. and vbo-s— who's that good at doing amvrbmg— who's that good at doing. anything—think who's that good at doing- anything_think the anything these days? i think the deeper— anything these days? i think the deeper sforv— anything these days? i think the deeper story here— anything these days? i think the deeper story here is that louis ssbaefer— deeper story here is that louis ssbaefer-a— deeper story here is that louis schaefer-a good- schaefer is such a good contrarian_ schaefer is such a good contrarian in— schaefer is such a good contrarian in that after being the contrarian in that after being fbe mosf— contrarian in that after being the most meat— contrarian in that after being the most meat based talker for ages.— the most meat based talker for ages. voure— the most meat based talker for ages, you're willing to flip four— ages, you're willing to flip four years— ages, you're willing to flip four years, four— ages, you're willing to flip four years, four years of being asamvore. r— four years, four years of being r r— four years, four years of being a carnivore. i i rememberi four years, four years of being a carnivore. i i remember i once i a carnivore. i i remember i once r — a carnivore. i i remember i once r assusea— a carnivore. i i remember i once i once accused you— a carnivore. i i remember i once i once accused you of being a somfrarfam— i once accused you of being a contrarian and— i once accused you of being a contrarian and you said, no, i'm nor.— contrarian and you said, no, i'm nos-feb— contrarian and you said, no, i'm nos-fen so— contrarian and you said, no, i'm not.-felt so good- contrarian and you said, no, i'm not.-felt so good .- contrarian and you said, no, i'm not. felt so good . well, not. and it felt so good. well, fsn-f— not. and it felt so good. well, fsn-f fbaf— not. and it felt so good. well, isn't that what— not. and it felt so good. well, isn't that what a— not. and it felt so good. well, isn't that what a contrarian voufa— isn't that what a contrarian voufa save — isn't that what a contrarian would say? >s

question would be, though, how do question would be, though, how ao-broausea- question would be, though, how do produced then? do they get produced then? besause— do they get produced then? because animals start because all the animals start off-foob— because all the animals start off-food chain- because all the animals start off food chain eating off on the food chain eating bfanfs— off on the food chain eating plants-they've- off on the food chain eating- plants i they've - different plants. they've got a different biology. they've got they can produce things . i produce those those things. i don't just think if don't know. i just think if vegan was was right for us, vegan food was was right for us, it would taste better. why vegan food was was right for us, it vtthey taste better. why vegan food was was right for us, it vtthey always etter. why vegan food was was right for us, it vtthey always etter. to why are they always trying to make vegan taste like meat? vegan food taste like meat? nobody's getting t—bone nobody's getting like a t—bone steak make it steak and trying to make it taste anyway, taste like broccoli. anyway, moving on, we've the moving on, we've got the independent the albanian independent and the albanian prime minister is badmouthing , prime minister is badmouthing, leaving the you're going to leaving the uk. you're going to let that, steve yeah , let him do that, steve yeah, he's saying that britain is in such a bad, place. this is such a bad, bad place. this is edi rama and— such a bad, bad place. this is edi rama and over— t.t.“ zftr: zftr: t this is edi rama and over channel mfgraffon— edi rama and over channel migration crisis— edi rama and over channel migration crisis that the government— migration crisis that the government are having some kind of eousrv— government are having some kind of nervous breakdown about fmmfgraffom— of nervous breakdown about immigration. i— of nervous breakdown about immigration. i mean, true . but immigration. i mean, true. but afso— immigration. i mean, true. but afso ff— immigration. i mean, true. but afso ff fs— immigration. i mean, true. but afso ff fs a— immigration. i mean, true. but also it is a problem that is a sffuaffon— also it is a problem that is a situation that— also it is a problem that is a situation that needs dealing vffb— situation that needs dealing vvffb .— situation that needs dealing vvffb . buf— situation that needs dealing with , but also— situation that needs dealing with , but also as a nation . it's with, but also as a nation. it's we've gone from _ with, but also as a nation. it's we've gone from a— with, but also as a nation. it's we've gone from a couple of efesffons— we've gone from a couple of efesffons ago.— we've gone from a couple of elections ago, you couldn't say fmmfgraffom— elections ago, you couldn't say immigration. no,— elections ago, you couldn't say immigration. no, no politician were ever talking— immigration. no, no politician were ever talking about it. now you— were ever talking about it. now you samb— were ever talking about it. now you san-r ger— were ever talking about it. now you san-r gef a— were ever talking about it. now you can't get a politician to nor— you can't get a politician to nof fafk— you can't get a politician to not talk about— you can't get a politician to not talk about immigration. you bfame— not talk about immigration. you bfame fbem.— not talk about immigration. you blame them. something to do with not blame them. something to do with nor—busfness- not buying enough business saas — not buying enough business cards. _somehow- not buying enough business cards. somehow manage not buying enough business- cards. _somehow manage to cards. they'll somehow manage to svfng— cards. they'll somehow manage to svfng ff— cards. they'll somehow manage to svfng ff arnoua—

cards. they'll somehow manage to swing it around and— cards. they'll somehow manage to swing it around and keep us all busy—immigration. busy rowing about immigration. i know—before- busy rowing about immigration. i know—before .- busy rowing about immigration. i know—before , but. busy rowing about immigration. i knogoing before , but busy rowing about immigration. i knogoing to before , but busy rowing about immigration. i knogoing to say before , but busy rowing about immigration. i knogoing to say it before , but busy rowing about immigration. i knogoing to say it again. , but busy rowing about immigration. i knogoing to say it again. theit i'm going to say it again. the fbfs— i'm going to say it again. the this situation— i'm going to say it again. the this situation would be part easffv— this situation would be part easffv ffxea— this situation would be part easily fixed if— this situation would be part easily fixed if the government did easily fixed if the government are me— easily fixed if the government are fbe rob— easily fixed if the government are rbe rob of— easily fixed if the government did the job of a— easily fixed if the government did the job of a government and asfuaffv— did the job of a government and actually process— did the job of a government and actually process the claims fnsfeaa— actually process the claimsi instead _them instead of just letting them offe— instead of just letting them one ub— instead of just letting them one up aomg— instead of just letting them pile up doing 1% of the claims ana— pile up doing 1% of the claims and men— pile up doing 1% of the claims and then-look- pile up doing 1% of the claims and then-look at- pile up doing 1% of the claims and then look at the cost and then going look at the cost of—ves— and then going look at the cost of—ves ff-s- and then going look at the cost of_yes, it's your- of the hotels. yes, it's your fauff— of the hotels. yes, it's your fauff. foo.— of the hotels. yes, it's your fault, too, for— of the hotels. yes, it's your fault, too, for not processing? no-absolutely- no that is so absolutely ridiculous.— no that is so absolutely ridiculous. because even if they bosess— ridiculous. because even if they bosess fbe— ridiculous. because even if they process the claims,— ridiculous. because even if they process the claims, they'd still be bunareas— process the claims, they'd still be hundreds of— process the claims, they'd still be hundreds of thousands of beobfe— be hundreds of thousands of beobfe on— be hundreds of thousands of people on britain's soil. it vvoufa— people on britain's soil. it voufa rusb— people on britain's soil. it would just encourage more people to would just encourage more people fo — would just encourage more people fo r— would just encourage more people fo r mean— would just encourage more people to come. i mean, the— would just encourage more people to come. i mean, the problem is that we've got a system that's set up for genuine refugees and not for just working age albanian men who want to come to britain, but knowing that you've got system you probably got a system where you probably won't even be processed also encourages come encourages people to come so you won't no. they're not won't get a no. they're not going— won't get a no. they're not gofng fo— won't get a no. they're not gofng folsfusk- won't get a no. they're not going to.stuck in- won't get a no. they're noti going to.stuck in-in going to be stuck in some in some-bar— going to be stuck in some in some-bar age.- going to be stuck in some in some bar age. well, the some lousy bar age. well, the argumenf— some lousy bar age. well, the argument would— some lousy bar age. well, the argument would be if you put up in argument would be if you put up be a— argument would be if you put up be a bore— argument would be if you put up be a bofef ana— argument would be if you put up in a hotel and give— argument would be if you put up in a hotel and give them money to in a hotel and give them money fo-off.— in a hotel and give them money fo-off. bean— in a hotel and give them money to-off. yeah well,- in a hotel and give them money to off. yeah well, that's to live off. yeah well, that's me— to live off. yeah well, that's fbe forea— to live off. yeah well, that's the idea. and— to live off. yeah well, that's the idea. and look, we're doing it the idea. and look, we're doing ff nov— the idea. and look, we're doing ff mom-bavfng— it now. we're having the argumenf— it now. we're having the- argument-blaming argument instead of blaming the governmenf— government for not doing a good job — government for not doing a good

job -fbe— government for not doing a good job -fbe fssue- government for not doing a good job. _the issue is- government for not doing a good job. _the issue is that. job. i think the issue is that there's much more highly visible illegal the illegal immigration in the cross—channel illegal immigration in the cross—charthat's something boats, and that's something that's phenomenon that's a fairly new phenomenon and be sorted out and it has to be sorted out anyway on, got the anyway, moving on, we've got the mail lewis , you're mail now and lewis, you're possibly with mail now and lewis, you're possidelightful with mail now and lewis, you're possidelightful girlfriend, th mail now and lewis, you're possidelightful girlfriend, who your delightful girlfriend, who i is a big fan the show. i know is a big fan of the show. this story tells you how this next story tells you how you are you angry .7 you could do it. are you angry? whoops . is you could do it. are you angry? whoops. is that you could do it. are you angry? whoops . is that does she know whoops. is that does she know you eat fruit loops ? no , because you eat fruit loops? no, because when you— you eat fruit loops? no, because when you talk— you eat fruit loops? no, because when you talk like— you eat fruit loops? no, because when you talk like that,- you eat fruit loops? no, because when you talk like that, i- c , no, because when you talk like that, i got, like,— when you talk like that, i got, like, gm— when you talk like that, i got, like, girl fans.— when you talk like that, i got, like, girl fans. oh— when you talk like that, i got, like, girl fans. oh you got you got.— like, girl fans. oh you got you got. they— like, girl fans. oh you got you gee. hhey hen-h— like, girl fans. oh you got you got. they don't know . they know got. they don't know. they know that— got. they don't know. they know that hm— got. they don't know. they know that m h— got. they don't know. they know that m h e— got. they don't know. they know that i'm in a committed blowing hhhge— that i'm in a committed blowing hhhge uh— that i'm in a committed blowing hhhge up with— that i'm in a committed blowing things up with your side pieces . yeah.— things up with your side pieces . veeh. hoe-ve— things up with your side pieces . yeah. you've destroyed not hush— . yeah. you've destroyed not just—destroyed l . yeah. you've destroyed not. just—destroyed my just that you've destroyed my whehe — just that you've destroyed my whehe -heeh- just that you've destroyed my whole been greying . whole that i've been greying. people— whole that i've been greying. people-thet- whole that i've been greying. people that phone's people now know that phone's going— people now know that phone's gehg-egeh— people now know that phone's going-againiokay- people now know that phone's going again okay all going to ring again. okay all right.— going to ring again. okay all hghh se— going to ring again. okay all hghh so h— going to ring again. okay all right. so it says,— going to ring again. okay all right. so it says, according to the— right. so it says, according to the dehy— right. so it says, according to the daily mail,— right. so it says, according to the daily mail, planning to propose— the daily mail, planning to propose etiquette guide explains how propose etiquette guide explains hew he— propose etiquette guide explains how he pep— propose etiquette guide explains how he hep hhe— propose etiquette guide explains how to pop the question in the he— how to pop the question in the he century— how to pop the question in the 21st century and— how to pop the question in the 21st century and asking for future— 21st century and asking for future father— 21st century and asking for future father in— 21st century and asking for future father in laws . future father in laws. permission - future father in laws. permission is in the past. future father in laws. permission is in the past . you permission is in the past. you eehh— permission is in the past. you eehh ee— permission is in the past. you eehh he h.— permission is in the past. you can't do it. and— permission is in the past. you can't do it. and this is hehreh-e— can't do it. and this is debrett's, which is debrett's hehhheeh— debrett's, which is debrett's handbook coronation edition , handbook coronation edition, which— handbook coronation edition,

which he— handbook coronation edition, which is quite,— handbook coronation edition, which is quite, quite popular. i geese— which is quite, quite popular. i geese h-e— which is quite, quite popular. i gueee he the— which is quite, quite popular. i guess it's the main thing and it heme— guess it's the main thing and it talks about— guess it's the main thing and it talks about popping the question , which— talks about popping the question , which of— talks about popping the question , which of course— talks about popping the question , which of course is— talks about popping the question , which of course is ridiculous heeeuee— , which of course is ridiculous because no one's— , which of course is ridiculous because no one's getting married.— because no one's getting married. so— because no one's getting married. so i— because no one's getting married. so i don't even know why— married. so i don't even know why thw— married. so i don't even know why that needs— married. so i don't even know why that needs to— married. so i don't even know why that needs to be included, hwheh— why that needs to be included, number-number- why that needs to be included, number number two, you'd number one. number two, you'd have—her- number one. number two, you'd have—her e- number one. number two, you'd have—her a-tol have to be insane for a man to get— have to be insane for a man to gee hewheh. — have to be insane for a man to get married. _going- get married. you're going to hee. —ws- get married. you're going to hee. —wshhe| get married. you're going to- lose. _us the actual lose. can you tell us the actual the suggest popping the ways they suggest popping the ways they suggest popping the they say the question? they say they say that— the question? they say they say thew—eem- the question? they say they say that—don't need- the question? they say they say that—don't need to. that you can you don't need to p0p— that you can you don't need to pop the— that you can you don't need to pop hhe qweeheh — that you can you don't need to pop the question. you should ask the pop the question. you should ask hhe-showe— pop the question. you should ask hhe-showed hep- pop the question. you should ask the-should pop the- the woman should pop the question— the woman should pop the question-both- the woman should pop the question both parents, both question that both parents, both parente— question that both parents, both parents-hhe— question that both parents, both parents the bridegroom parents and the bridegroom showe— parents and the bridegroom ehewhh he— parents and the bridegroom should be the— parents and the bridegroom should be the to hear should be the first to hear about— should be the first to hear about the — should be the first to hear about the engagement. but everybody— about the engagement. but everybody else,— about the engagement. but everybody else, they can know through — everybody else, they can know through social— everybody else, they can know through social media. so heeheehy— through social media. so heeheehy .— through social media. so basically , you- through social media. so basically , you don't need to basically, you don't need to send— basically, you don't need to send ew— basically, you don't need to send out cards— basically, you don't need to send out cards or anything to heehhe— send out cards or anything to people ahe— send out cards or anything to people and well,— send out cards or anything to people and well, that picture of the ring-— people and well, that picture of the ring- 0h— people and well, that picture of he ring- 0h .— people and well, that picture of the ring. oh, i forget to see whether— the ring. oh, i forget to see another one— the ring. oh, i forget to see another one of— the ring. oh, i forget to see another one of those. she said yes. — another one of those. she said yes. he— another one of those. she said yee. he people— another one of those. she said yes. do people send- another one of those. she said yes. do people send you a lot of pictures of the ring. anyway at the end ef— pictures of the ring. anyway at the end of the— pictures of the ring. anyway at the end of the day,— pictures of the ring. anyway at the end of the day, at- ht ” g anyway at the end of the day, at the end of the end of the day, at the end eh hhe— the end of the day, at the end eh hhe hey— the end of the day, at the end eh the hay .— the end of the day, at the end of the day , number one, don't of the day, number one, don't get— of the day, number one, don't gee hewhee— of the day, number one, don't get married if— of the day, number one, don't get married if things don't work out get married if things don't work ewe ee— get married if things don't work out as suggesting— get married if things don't work out as suggesting they don't . out as suggesting they don't. hhe— out as suggesting they don't. hhe wei— out as suggesting they don't. hhe wen hes— out as suggesting they don't. the mail has some— out as suggesting they don't. the mail has some tips- out as suggesting they don't. the mail has some tips on how to sneakily break up steam.

delicate dumping is the new toxic break—up , apparently, and toxic break—up, apparently, and i so disagree. so this relationship- : 53g ”cc: so this relationship expert says : sag ”cc: so this relationship expert says that eeheehe— relationship expert says that delicate dumping is where you you delicate dumping is where you yew yee— delicate dumping is where you you you're technically still eehhhhee— you you're technically still committed ,_ you you're technically still committed , but they stop putting committed, but they stop putting in committed, but they stop putting h the— committed, but they stop putting h the eheh— committed, but they stop putting h the eheh e— committed, but they stop putting in the effort a marriage in the hehee— in the effort a marriage in the hee hee— in the effort a marriage in the hopes that the _ in the effort a marriage in the hopes that the person will dump them — hopes that the person will dump them he. — hopes that the person will dump them first. and— hopes that the person will dump them first. and this is not a tem— them first. and this is not a hexhe hhe.— them first. and this is not a hexhe hhhe. .— them first. and this is not a toxic thing. i was- them first. and this is not a toxic thing. i was the king of the— toxic thing. i was the king of the h— toxic thing. i was the king of the h hy— toxic thing. i was the king of the h my h— toxic thing. i was the king of this in my in my— toxic thing. i was the king of this in my in my 20s. this was so this in my in my 20s. this was ee eeee— this in my in my 20s. this was ee geee whee— this in my in my 20s. this was so good that way. _ this in my in my 20s. this was so good that way. you don't have to so good that way. you don't have he have— so good that way. you don't have he have e— so good that way. you don't have to have a difficult— to have a difficult conversation. and then when i wee—h— conversation. and then when i wee—h geese- was in my was it i guess late 305,— was in my was it i guess late seelhhehhy— was in my was it i guess late seelhhehhy-e- was in my was it i guess late 30s, finally a straight 30s, i finally did a straight hehwehe— 30s, i finally did a straight forward leaving— 30s, i finally did a straight forward leaving of someone and she—heu- forward leaving of someone and she—hehh eh- forward leaving of someone and she—hell at worki forward leaving of someone andi she—hell at work . she made my life hell at work. hhe— she made my life hell at work. we whhhh— she made my life hell at work. erg until eventually sent erg until eventually i sent a heeeeee— erg until eventually i sent a message implying that, oh , i've message implying that, oh, i've made— message implying that, oh, i've made e— message implying that, oh, i've made e big— message implying that, oh, i've made a big mistake and is there any-her— made a big mistake and is there ehy-heh-hheh- made a big mistake and is there any-for-that she- any hope for us so that she eewhe— any hope for us so that she eewhe-h-we— any hope for us so that she could i've moved on? and any hope for us so that she coullshe i've moved on? and any hope for us so that she coullshe stopped ved on? and any hope for us so that she coullshe stopped bullying and any hope for us so that she coullshe stopped bullying me. so then she stopped bullying me. so ehweye— then she stopped bullying me. so always delicate— then she stopped bullying me. so always delicate dump. yes i hehehhy— always delicate dump. yes i hehehhy agree— always delicate dump. yes i totally agree with steve on this . hehehhy. — totally agree with steve on this . totally. which _ totally agree with steve on this . totally. which is— totally agree with steve on this . totally. which is you can never break— . totally. which is you can never break up— . totally. which is you can never break up with a woman. you can never you've got— never break up with a woman. you can never you've got to make hheh— can never you've got to make hheh week— can never you've got to make them break-you.- can never you've got to make them break you. and so, them break up with you. and so, in them break up with you. and so, h ehheh— them break up with you. and so, in other words— them break up with you. and so, in other words ,_ them break up with you. and so, in other words , in— them break up with you. and so, in other words , in other words , in other words, in other words, eeh-h— in other words, in other words, eeh-h eeh— in other words, in other words, don't get together— in other words, in other words, don't get together with women. hheyhe — don't get together with women. they're dangerous. there is a hhehe-e— they're dangerous. there is a hhehe-e e—

they're dangerous. there is a there's a quote— they're dangerous. there is a there's a quote which i always hhe— there's a quote which i always hhe hheh— there's a quote which i always like that says,— there's a quote which i always like that says, if— there's a quote which i always like that says, if someone can't hehehe— like that says, if someone can't hehehe hhe— like that says, if someone can't handle the truth— like that says, if someone can't handle the truth or respond to the handle the truth or respond to hhe hhwhh— handle the truth or respond to the truth properly, they should exeeeh— the truth properly, they should exeeeh-hee— the truth properly, they should expect-lied to. - the truth properly, they should expect lied to. only expect to be lied to. the only wehheh—hh-e- problem with that is it's a wee— problem with that is it's a quote machiavelli, quote by machiavelli, and i wehehhy— quote by machiavelli, and i probably-want- quote by machiavelli, and i probably want have probably didn't want to have hheh— — probably didn't want to have hheh— h- probably didn't want to have. hheh— h-ohey. that as a tattoo. i see. okay. well, the show is nearly over, so let's another quick look so let's take another quick look at pages. the at monday's front pages. the daily mail has 1 at monday's front pages. the daily mail hasi billion reasons daily mail has 1 billion reasons to be cheerful . the guardian daily mail has 1 billion reasons to be cheerful. the guardian has households missing out on £19 billion in benefits. the telegraph has cancer nurses on strike for first time. the express leads with shocking 1.3 million hit by state pension errors . the mirror has wills errors. the mirror has wills heirs to you both. finally the daily star has invasion of the fat rats. and that's all we have time for. thank you so much to my guests , louis schaefer and my guests, louis schaefer and steve and allen and louis will be back tomorrow with simon evans and the big dog himself, nick dixon and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for the breakfast show. coming up, just after this. and i hope you have a fantastic bank houday you have a fantastic bank

holiday monday and i'll catch you on tuesday. i've been lucas. good night. bye. can you not hehhheh— good night. bye. can you not mention michael— good night. bye. can you not mention michael .—

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