gb news. good i gb news.- good morning. it igb news.- good morning. it is igb news.— good morning. it is monday, lea news.— good morning. it is monday, the 1st good morning. it is monday, the at of— good morning. it is monday, the at of may.— good morning. it is monday, the at of may. aha— good morning. it is monday, the 1st of may. this is— good morning. it is monday, the 1st of may. this is the point on gb 1st of may. this is the point on ea news— 1st of may. this is the point on ea news with— 1st of may. this is the point on gb news with bev— 1st of may. this is the point on gb news with bev turner. and today,— gb news with bev turner. and today, are — gb news with bev turner. and today, tom harwood. that's right. — today, tom harwood. that's right. and— today, tom harwood. that's right. and here's- today, tom harwood. that's right. ' z today, tom harwood. that's right. ' “2 today, tom harwood. that's- right. and here's to the both of you. prince william will prince william will pay you. prince william will pay teame— you. prince william will pay tribute ae— you. prince william will pay tribute to the— prince william will pay tribute to the king and queen censore— tribute to the king and queen consort aa— tribute to the king and queen consort at saturday's coronation,- consort at saturday's coronation, which hospitality bosses— coronation, which hospitality bosses say— coronation, which hospitality bosses say could bring £1 amen— bosses say could bring £1 amen ae— bosses say could bring £1 billion to the— bosses say could bring £1 billion to the economy . billion to the economy. also aha— billion to the economy. also this morning.— billion to the economy. also this morning, nurses back on strike will be at the picket line at one hospital asking how today's industrial action will impact your health care and safety in hospitals and in the week that a 74 year old becomes king, a new report shows that more of us are working into our 70 arnie we'll be discussing when is the right time to retire

. throughout the program . so let . throughout the program. 50 let us know— . throughout the program. 50 let us know your— . throughout the program. so let us know your thoughts on all of our talking points this morning . vaiews@gbnews.uk is the email address, but first of all, here are your news headlines with rory smith . thank you very much, rory smith. thank you very much, aev. — rory smith. thank you very much, aev. ahe— rory smith. thank you very much, bev. the latest— rory smith. thank you very much, bev. the latest from the newsroom. british nationals hoping to flee sudan have until noon local time to catch an additional uk flight out of the war torn country . it will depart war torn country. it will depart from— war torn country. it will depart from aa— war torn country. it will depart from the eastern— war torn country. it will depart from the eastern city- war torn country. it will depart from the eastern city of- 2:::. it will depart from the eastern city of port sedan— from the eastern city of port sedan ear— from the eastern city of port sudan later this— from the eastern city of port sudan later this afternoon. and araaa— sudan later this afternoon. and british nationals— sudan later this afternoon. and british nationals are urged to make— british nationals are urged to make ahea— british nationals are urged to make their way— british nationals are urged to make their way to the airport eut— make their way to the airport out ahead— make their way to the airport out ahead of— make their way to the airport out ahead of the— make their way to the airport out ahead of the midday deadline in out ahead of the midday deadline an moo.— out ahead of the midday deadline in over 2000. people on 23 augme— in over 2000. people on 23 aagaa eave— in over 2000. people on 23 flights have been evacuated so far, flights have been evacuated so far. aut— flights have been evacuated so far. but more— flights have been evacuated so far, but more than— flights have been evacuated so far, but more than 1000 british passport— far, but more than 1000 british passport holders— far, but more than 1000 british passport holders may remain in sedan— passport holders may remain in sedan .— passport holders may remain in sedan . army— passport holders may remain in sudan . army and— passport holders may remain in sudan . army and the rival sudan. army and the rival p...mm...y_ sudan. army and the rival paramilitary force say they will extend— paramilitary force say they will extend a— paramilitary force say they will extend a ceasefire for a further 72 aeee—

extend a ceasefire for a further 72 hours, which— extend a ceasefire for a further 72 hours, which was originally due— 72 hours, which was originally due ae— 72 hours, which was originally due a ena— 72 hours, which was originally due to end from _ 72 hours, which was originally due to end from this evening . due to end from this evening. ahe— due to end from this evening. the aeyea— due to end from this evening. the royal college of nursing says— the royal college of nursing eeye ahea— the royal college of nursing says that nurses— the royal college of nursing says that nurses striking today wau— says that nurses striking today waa earne— says that nurses striking today will return to— says that nurses striking today will return to help patients if enegenre— will return to help patients if emergencies arise. staff in emergency— emergencies arise. staff in emergency departments intensive unas— emergency departments intensive unae ena— emergency departments intensive care units and cancer care began rnerr— care units and cancer care began rnerr ze— care units and cancer care began near as near— care units and cancer care began their 28 hour strike— care units and cancer care began their 28 hour strike action yesterday— their 28 hour strike action yesterday .— their 28 hour strike action yesterday , which ends tonight or yesterday, which ends tonight or an — yesterday, which ends tonight or an nenera— yesterday, which ends tonight or s.n. members voted to reject the rerea— s.n. members voted to reject the latest government— s.n. members voted to reject the latest government offer. but the neean— latest government offer. but the health secretary— latest government offer. but the health secretary says he's neperer— health secretary says he's nepernr ane— health secretary says he's hopeful the dispute can be reserved— hopeful the dispute can be resolved this— hopeful the dispute can be resolved this week . former us resolved this week. former us areeraenr— resolved this week. former us president donald— resolved this week. former us president donald trump will rerea— president donald trump will reuen newn— president donald trump will touch down in— president donald trump will touch down in scotland today . touch down in scotland today. nee— touch down in scotland today. has eer— touch down in scotland today. has eer re— touch down in scotland today. he's set to arrive— touch down in scotland today. he's set to arrive in aberdeen ana— he's set to arrive in aberdeen rna morning— he's set to arrive in aberdeen this morning to— he's set to arrive in aberdeen this morning to open a second gea— this morning to open a second gear eeene— this morning to open a second gen er— this morning to open a second golf course at many estate in ne— golf course at many estate in the north—east— golf course at many estate in the north—east of— golf course at many estate in the north—east of the country. he the north—east of the country. we was— the north—east of the country. we eer— the north—east of the country. he was last there— the north—east of the country. he was last there in 2018 when he he was last there in 2018 when ne wee— he was last there in 2018 when ne n— he was last there in 2018 when he was in office. _ he was last there in 2018 when he was in office. he is later expeerea— he was in office. he is later expeerea re— he was in office. he is later expected to visit— he was in office. he is later expected to visit his course in aeenaeg— expected to visit his course in aeenaeg en— expected to visit his course in doonbeg on ireland's west coast at doonbeg on ireland's west coast er a— doonbeg on ireland's west coast er e we— doonbeg on ireland's west coast er e newe— doonbeg on ireland's west coast at a wax figure of— doonbeg on ireland's west coast at a wax figure of prince harry

nee— at a wax figure of prince harry nee eeen— at a wax figure of prince harry has been reunited— at a wax figure of prince harry has been reunited with the rest of ne— has been reunited with the rest or rne royal— has been reunited with the rest of the royal family at madame rweeewee— of the royal family at madame rweeewee an— of the royal family at madame tussauds in london ahead of his rerun— tussauds in london ahead of his rerwrn re— tussauds in london ahead of his rerwrn re ane— tussauds in london ahead of his return to the uk— tussauds in london ahead of his return to the uk for the king's eerenerren. — return to the uk for the king's coronation. the— return to the uk for the king's coronation. the duke of sussex's figurine— coronation. the duke of sussex's figurine along— coronation. the duke of sussex's figurine along with— coronation. the duke of sussex's figurine along with meghan's, newee re— figurine along with meghan's, was moved to an— figurine along with meghan's, was moved to an area in the wan— was moved to an area in the museum with us— was moved to an area in the museum with us celebrities in me.— museum with us celebrities in 2020. wnen— museum with us celebrities in 2020, when the— museum with us celebrities in 2020, when the couple stepped neck— 2020, when the couple stepped been from — 2020, when the couple stepped back from royal— 2020, when the couple stepped back from royal duties , meghan's back from royal duties, meghan's ewr— back from royal duties, meghan's ewr war— back from royal duties, meghan's waxwork will remain in that area this waxwork will remain in that area rna week— waxwork will remain in that area rna week ee— waxwork will remain in that area this week as she's— waxwork will remain in that area this week as she's not attending the coronation— this week as she's not attending the coronation ._ this week as she's not attending the coronation . tv— this week as she's not attending the coronation . tv online dab+ the coronation. tv online dab+ kerne— the coronation. tv online dab+ keere ene— the coronation. tv online dab+ keere ene en— the coronation. tv online dab+ radio and on tune— the coronation. tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb newe— radio and on tune in. this is gb wewe were.— radio and on tune in. this is gb news nato. it's— radio and on tune in. this is gb news nato. it's back to bev and . ren— news nato. it's back to bev and . ren eeen— news nato. it's back to bev and . an em . — news nato. it's back to bev and . tom good . good— news nato. it's back to bev and . tom good . 22 “g . tom good. good morning. thank you very much for joining me . tom good. good morning. thank you very much forjoining me and tom this morning. on to the point on gb news. so are you excited yet.7 i am point on gb news. so are you excited yet? i am . i think any excited yet? i am. i think any excuse for a party— rz;,x

peaked— coronation. and experts have predicted that— coronation. and experts have predicted that the celebrations wak— predicted that the celebrations war new— predicted that the celebrations will help deliver— predicted that the celebrations will help deliver £1 billion to wear— will help deliver £1 billion to wear ane— will help deliver £1 billion to boost the economy with tourists flying— boost the economy with tourists rwrne n— boost the economy with tourists rwrng n from — boost the economy with tourists flying in from all— boost the economy with tourists flying in from all over the worke— flying in from all over the were ene— flying in from all over the world and 62— flying in from all over the world and 62 million pints preereree— world and 62 million pints predicted to— world and 62 million pints predicted to be— world and 62 million pints predicted to be consumed. i was ranking— predicted to be consumed. i was thinking r— predicted to be consumed. i was thinking i probably spending half of that on like prosecco for the family. i think i'm a sizeable quantity of those pints. yeah, of bucks. pints. yeah, plenty of bucks. fizz. it comes as details of the coronation concert are revealed fizz. it comes as details of the cororprince concert are revealed fizz. it comes as details of the cororprince william|re revealed fizz. it comes as details of the cororprince william set evealed fizz. it comes as details of the cororprince william set tozaled fizz. it comes as details of the cororprince william set to make with prince william set to make a speech paying tribute to the king and queen camilla. however the sussex has the duke of sussex has reportedly planned a very swift visit , which means fly in visit, which means he'll fly in and out of the all within 24 and out of the uk, all within 24 hours. oh, somebody sulking a little bit, i think. well, joining us now is our royal reporter, cameron walker. good morning, cameron . look at that morning, cameron. look at that beautiful booking and palace behind you . what is it like down behind you. what is it like down there? what are the preparations underway already . good morning there? what are the preparations underway already. good morning, bev. imean, underway already. good morning, bev. i mean, everyone's getting wew— bev. i mean, everyone's getting very ekeaee— bev. i mean, everyone's getting very excited down— i mean, everyone's getting very excited down here at awekrngnen — very excited down here at buckingham palace and it's a far

cry aren— buckingham palace and it's a far cry from wnen— buckingham palace and it's a far cry from when we— buckingham palace and it's a far cry from when we were last here eerwekw— cry from when we were last here eerwekw an— cry from when we were last here actually in september. very enrea— actually in september. very enrea rer— actually in september. very sombre for the— actually in september. very sombre for the funeral of her rere— sombre for the funeral of her kere eween — sombre for the funeral of her late queen, for— sombre for the funeral of her late queen, for her late nereerw— late queen, for her late nereew. rne — late queen, for her late majesty, the queen. but of cornea-— majesty, the queen. but of course,-is all- majesty, the queen. but of course, is all about course, this is all about celebrating— course, this is all about celebrating new reign of celebrating the new reign of king— celebrating the new reign of knee enerkee— celebrating the new reign of king charles iii— celebrating the new reign of king charles iii and queen eeenre.— king charles iii and queen camilla, the— king charles iii and queen camilla, the queen consort. rnere-e— camilla, the queen consort. there's been— camilla, the queen consort. there's been lots- camilla, the queen consort. there's been lots of activity going— there's been lots of activity going en— there's been lots of activity going on rare— there's been lots of activity going on this morning. there's been lots of activity going on this morning . we have going on this morning. we have nee—eewekw- going on this morning. we have had—cavalry horses. had household cavalry horses going— had household cavalry horses going up— had household cavalry horses going up ene— had household cavalry horses going up and down the mall. lots of going up and down the mall. lots er—eerweaw- of cherry pickers, actually nonw— of cherry pickers, actually new new— of cherry pickers, actually noisy cherry pickers erecting eeere— noisy cherry pickers erecting eeere rer— noisy cherry pickers erecting seats for those _ noisy cherry pickers erecting seats for those who are lucky enewen— seats for those who are lucky enewen re— seats for those who are lucky enough to have— seats for those who are lucky enough to have tickets to get a area— enough to have tickets to get a area ekeee— enough to have tickets to get a first class view,— enough to have tickets to get a first class view, as— enough to have tickets to get a first class view, as it were, of ne— first class view, as it were, of rne raw—peer— first class view, as it were, of the fly—past that's going to be neppenrng— the fly—past that's going to be happening post— the fly—past that's going to be happening post coronation and to, happening post coronation and wee-— happening post coronation and reeee- ane- happening post coronation and to, see the working to, of course, see the working nenera— to, of course, see the working members-the _ to, of course, see the working members the family on members of the royal family on the members of the royal family on rne renew.— members of the royal family on the balcony. and— members of the royal family on the balcony. and when i was walking— the balcony. and when i was- wekkrne—rnere walking here this morning, there are-people— walking here this morning, there are people camped out on are already people camped out on the are already people camped out on rne nea— are already people camped out on rne new anne— are already people camped out on the mall trying to— are already people camped out on the mall trying to get a prime position— the mall trying to get a prime peerrren re— the mall trying to get a prime position to see— the mall trying to get a prime position to see those processions- position to see those processions going from buckingham - processions going from buckingham palace to westminster abbey— buckingham palace to westminster abbey ene— buckingham palace to westminster abbey ene rnen— buckingham palace to westminster abbey and then back again . so abbey and then back again. so wew— abbey and then back again. so very keen— abbey and then back again. so some very keen royal fans . you some very keen royal fans. you eerwekw— some very keen royal fans. you can actually see— some very keen royal fans. you can actually see them on your a— can actually see them on your screens now if you're watching on rekeweren— screens now if you're watching on television already, if you're karenrne— on television already, if you're listening-radio,— on television already, if you're listening radio, look listening on radio, have a look on listening on radio, have a look ken-seeker— listening on radio, have a look on-social media- listening on radio, have a look on social media channels. on our social media channels. big,— on our social media channels. are—keen.- on our social media channels. are—keen. e- on our social media channels.| big,_yeah, a week big, dedicated an yeah, a week to big, dedicated an yeah, a week re-aew— big, dedicated an yeah, a week re-aew kne— big, dedicated an yeah, a week to-bev and they're- big, dedicated an yeah, a week to bev and they're already

to go. bev and they're already eenpee— to go. bev and they're already eenpee-en— to go. bev and they're already camped-on the— to go. bev and they're already camped on the it's camped out on the mall. it's rnereerake— camped out on the mall. it's rnereerake .— camped out on the mall. it's incredible . do— camped out on the mall. it's incredible . do you know what incredible. do you know what i anae— incredible. do you know what i anew neweaw— incredible. do you know what i find? usually the— incredible. do you know what i find? usually the people that newe— find? usually the people that newe eeen— find? usually the people that have been camped out there for the have been camped out there for rne-erren— have been camped out there for the -often they're - have been camped out there for the often they're not the longest, often they're not arran— the longest, often they're not british, often— the longest, often they're not british, often they're people ener— british, often they're people rner-rna- british, often they're people that this country almost that come to this country almost for that come to this country almost fer-meek.— that come to this country almost for-magicr rer— that come to this country almost for-magic, for the— that come to this country almost for magic, for the splendour for the magic, for the splendour ene— for the magic, for the splendour ene rer— for the magic, for the splendour end for ener— for the magic, for the splendour and for that sort— for the magic, for the splendour and for that sort of— for the magic, for the splendour and for that sort of something epeeek— and for that sort of something epeerek ener— and for that sort of something special that the— and for that sort of something special that the british royal remak— special that the british royal renrw eern— special that the british royal family adds to— special that the british royal family adds to our national are.— family adds to our national are-r— family adds to our national life,-i-think- family adds to our national life,-i-think youi family adds to our national. life,-i-think you get life, that i don't think you get in one— life, that i don't think you get in other countries. no. ' “2 in other countries. no. and perneps— in other countries. no. and pernepe they've— in other countries. no. and perhaps they've underestimated what the british weather will be like rest the week like for the rest of the week until saturday day. big stories in morning. in the press this morning. cameron the cameron relating to this, the fact prince harry is going fact that prince harry is going to do a flying visit and apparently has left the organisers wondering when he's going and he's going to arrive and when he's going to arrive and when he's going leave. kyiv. going to arrive and when he's going leave. kyiv . yeah, going to leave. kyiv. yeah, perhaps not too much of a surprise bed. if you remember nerw— surprise bed. if you remember nerrw ene— surprise bed. if you remember harry and meghan— 362 if you remember harry and meghan actually missed the harry and meghan actually missed rne eeeeane— harry and meghan actually missed the deadline to— harry and meghan actually missed the deadline to reply to both awekrngnen— the deadline to reply to both buckingham palace and the home canke— buckingham palace and the home one an— buckingham palace and the home office in terms— buckingham palace and the home office in terms of— buckingham palace and the home office in terms of giving them enewen— office in terms of giving them enewgn newee— office in terms of giving them enough notice to— office in terms of giving them enough notice to arrange eeewraw— enough notice to arrange eeewraw rer— enough notice to arrange security for them for the coronation. _ security for them for the coronation. now, of course, we knew— coronation. now, of course, we knew as— coronation. now, of course, we knew as wer— coronation. now, of course, we know it's just prince harry eerenerne— know it's just prince harry attending rather than meghan, wne— attending rather than meghan, wne a— attending rather than meghan, wne a erewng— attending rather than meghan, who is staying behind in california—

who is staying behind in california with their two awaren— california with their two children. it's— california with their two children. it's prince archie's ernneew— children. it's prince archie's birthday,.course,- children. it's prince archie's birthday, course, on the 6th birthday, of course, on the 6th of birthday, of course, on the 6th er new.— birthday, of course, on the 6th er new. ane— birthday, of course, on the 6th of may. the coronation day . but of may. the coronation day. but yes,— of may. the coronation day. but wee-repenee— of may. the coronation day. but wee-repenee n— of may. the coronation day. but yes, reported in the sun yes, it's reported in the sun ener— yes, it's reported in the sun rner annee— yes, it's reported in the sun that prince harry is going to be nekrne— that prince harry is going to be nekrne e— that prince harry is going to be nekrne e ea— that prince harry is going to be making a bit of— that prince harry is going to be making a bit of a— that prince harry is going to be making a bit of a fleeting wen.— making a bit of a fleeting wen. ene— making a bit of a fleeting visit, only spending reportedly 24 news— visit, only spending reportedly 24 news n— visit, only spending reportedly 24 hours in the— visit, only spending reportedly 24 hours in the country , which 24 hours in the country, which eeeen-r— 24 hours in the country, which doesn't perhaps— 24 hours in the country, which doesn't perhaps give him much wne— doesn't perhaps give him much wne rer— doesn't perhaps give him much time for reconciliation with his familv-_ time for reconciliation with his renaw. r— time for reconciliation with his family. i think— time for reconciliation with his family. i think relations can be at family. i think relations can be er eeer— family. i think relations can be at best described— family. i think relations can be at best described as frosty eerween— at best described as frosty between harry— at best described as frosty between harry and other members of between harry and other members e are— between harry and other members e are familv-— between harry and other members of his family. of— between harry and other members of his family. of course, it's ene— of his family. of course, it's rne area— of his family. of course, it's the first time— of his family. of course, it's the first time that he would newe— the first time that he would have seen and— the first time that he would have seen and spent been enwereekw— have seen and spent been physically in— have seen and spent been physically in the same room as eern— physically in the same room as been ene— physically in the same room as been rne kne— physically in the same room as both the king and— physically in the same room as both the king and prince william aren— both the king and prince william aren wnen— both the king and prince william aren wnen na— both the king and prince william from when his memoir spare was rekeeeee— from when his memoir spare was rekeeeee n— from when his memoir spare was released in january,— from when his memoir spare was released in january, where harry eeeweee— released in january, where harry eeeweee na— released in january, where harry accused his brother of physically— accused his brother of physically attacking him in an eaereerren— physically attacking him in an altercation at— physically attacking him in an altercation at frogmore cottage. kne— altercation at frogmore cottage. ane er— altercation at frogmore cottage. ane er eeeree— altercation at frogmore cottage. and of course ,_ altercation at frogmore cottage. and of course , queen camilla and of course, queen camilla erenerne— and of course, queen camilla erenerne ner— and of course, queen camilla branding her a— and of course, queen camilla branding her a villain as well, all branding her a villain as well, ea er— branding her a villain as well, ea er wnen— branding her a villain as well, all of which buckingham palace and kensington_ all of which buckingham palace and kensington palace are not eennenrrne— and kensington palace are not commenting on. _ and kensington palace are not commenting on. but because it's eeen— commenting on. but because it's ewen e— commenting on. but because it's ewen e rkeerrne— commenting on. but because it's such a fleeting visit, of course, i doubt very much we'll harry— course, i doubt very much we'll harry you— course, i doubt very much we'll see. harry you have— course, i doubt very much we'll see. harry you have time to talk to see. harry you have time to talk e are— see. harry you have time to talk to his brother,— see. harry you have time to talk to his brother, william, or indeed.— to his brother, william, or indeed,-don't. to his brother, william, or. indeed,-don't think indeed, charles. i don't think indeed, charles. i don't think rn-r-n— indeed, charles. i don't think in-i'm almost- indeed, charles. i don't think in i'm almost certain he in fact, i'm almost certain he wen-r—rnel

won't be appearing on the eekeenw— won't be appearing on the balcony because we're understanding that's just going to understanding that's just going re—er- understanding that's just going re—er rnei to be working members of the aewek— to be working members of the royal-but— to be working members of the royal-butldoes- to be working members of the royal but does give royal family. but it does give nan— royal family. but it does give nan wne— royal family. but it does give nan wne-aw— royal family. but it does give him time fly home to him time to fly home to california,— him time to fly home to california, spend time with california, to spend time with his california, to spend time with nae-erenre.— california, to spend time with his-archie, on— california, to spend time with his-archie, on his- california, to spend time with his archie, on his birthday his son, archie, on his birthday . ane— his son, archie, on his birthday . rne anne— his son, archie, on his birthday . the thing-really- . the thing i'm really interested— . the thing i'm really interested in- . the thing i'm really interested in is will prince harry— interested in is will prince harry-swearing- interested in is will prince harry swearing allegiance to harry be swearing allegiance to his harry be swearing allegiance to are eern— harry be swearing allegiance to are eeee r-n— harry be swearing allegiance to his dad? i'm interested if the cameras are going to really zoom in en— cameras are going to really zoom in en nan — cameras are going to really zoom in en nan rnere— cameras are going to really zoom in on him there for— cameras are going to really zoom in on him there for my money. i'd in on him there for my money. are reeke— in on him there for my money. i'd really, really— in on him there for my money. i'd really, really appreciate ener— i'd really, really appreciate rner ener. — i'd really, really appreciate that shot. i— i'd really, really appreciate that shot. 2 �*" that shot. i wonder if he prob. yeah he has to surely. i mean it's weird on any level to swear allegiance but he allegiance to your dad but he has to do it doesn't he. he can't keep quiet. that bit sort of can't keep quiet. that bit sort er going— can't keep quiet. that bit sort er going eeerner— can't keep quiet. that bit sort of going against a— can't keep quiet. that bit sort of going against a lot- 2“ l 2. that bit sort of going against a lot of 2a“ . 2. that bit sort of going against a lot of his eerene— of going against a lot of his eerrene e— of going against a lot of his actions, a lot— of going against a lot of his actions, a lot of— of going against a lot of his actions, a lot of his recent eerrene. — actions, a lot of his recent eerrene. n— actions, a lot of his recent actions. it would be quite nweeenrreek— actions. it would be quite hypocritical ._ actions. it would be quite hypocritical . well perhaps hypocritical. well perhaps i r— hypocritical. well perhaps i mean, i have— hypocritical. well perhaps i mean, i have had a little bit of a mean, i have had a little bit of e eneekw— mean, i have had a little bit of e eneekw peek— mean, i have had a little bit of a sneaky peek at— mean, i have had a little bit of a sneaky peek at the order of eenree— a sneaky peek at the order of eerwee rer— a sneaky peek at the order of service for saturday, and it eeee— service for saturday, and it does specifically mention the trance— does specifically mention the prince er— does specifically mention the prince of wales— does specifically mention the prince of wales physically paying— prince of wales physically paying homage to his father, the king.— paying homage to his father, the king. ee— paying homage to his father, the king. ee tn— paying homage to his father, the king, as in prince— paying homage to his father, the king, as in prince william, eeeen-r— king, as in prince william, doesn't mention any of the other ewkee— doesn't mention any of the other ewkee er— doesn't mention any of the other dukes or indeed— doesn't mention any of the other dukes or indeed hereditary eeere— dukes or indeed hereditary eeere we— dukes or indeed hereditary peers. we know, don't we, that ane— peers. we know, don't we, that rne neneee— peers. we know, don't we, that rne neneee er—

peers. we know, don't we, that the homage of the— peers. we know, don't we, that the homage of the peers has been reekeeee— the homage of the peers has been reekeeee wan— the homage of the peers has been replaced with homage of the peopler— replaced with homage of the eeeeke. wnen— replaced with homage of the people, which has caused a bit of people, which has caused a bit e e— people, which has caused a bit e e enr— people, which has caused a bit of a stir over— people, which has caused a bit of a stir over the— people, which has caused a bit of a stir over the weekend. i rank— of a stir over the weekend. i rnrnk eee— of a stir over the weekend. i think some are— of a stir over the weekend. i think some are suggesting that the think some are suggesting that rne wneke— think some are suggesting that the whole country , all uk the whole country, all uk errrzene— the whole country, all uk citizens and— the whole country, all uk citizens and citizens of the ewe— citizens and citizens of the other realms— citizens and citizens of the other realms and territories wnere— other realms and territories wnere rne— other realms and territories where the king— other realms and territories where the king reigns as head of erere— where the king reigns as head of erere ere— where the king reigns as head of erere going— where the king reigns as head of state are going to— where the king reigns as head of state are going to be forced to pledge— state are going to be forced to pledge allegiance to the king. rren — pledge allegiance to the king. rren ny— pledge allegiance to the king. from my understanding, that's eeeekwrew— from my understanding, that's absolutely-the— from my understanding, that's absolutely the all. absolutely not the case at all. we— absolutely not the case at all. n-e—al it's just an invitation. and if new— it's just an invitation. and if new eeene— it's just an invitation. and if they decide members of the they decide if members of the eeene— they decide if members of the public decide _ they decide if members of the public decide to— they decide if members of the public decide to do just public decide to do so, just take— public decide to do so, just take wan— public decide to do so, just like with national anthem, like with the national anthem, if like with the national anthem, a people— like with the national anthem, if people choose— like with the national anthem, if people choose to sing it, new— if people choose to sing it, anew-n— if people choose to sing it, new. a new- if people choose to sing it, they if they don't if people choose to sing it, they-if they don't to, they can. if they don't want to, new— they can. if they don't want to, new eenr— they can. if they don't want to, new een-r-re. — they can. if they don't want to, they don't-to. so - they can. if they don't want to, they don't to. so it's a they don't have to. so it's a ernaer— they don't have to. so it's a ernaer een— they don't have to. so it's a similar sort of— they don't have to. so it's a similar sort of thing. i think awekrngnen — similar sort of thing. i think buckingham palace and the gewernnenr— buckingham palace and the government and indeed lambeth pence.— government and indeed lambeth aekeee. wnen— government and indeed lambeth palace, which is— government and indeed lambeth palace, which is the official earner— palace, which is the official official—the - official residence of the archbishop _ official residence of the archbishop canterbury, archbishop of canterbury, are ranking— archbishop of canterbury, are rnrnkrne a— archbishop of canterbury, are thinking it might be a bit of a ererreerren— thinking it might be a bit of a distraction to— thinking it might be a bit of a distraction to put— thinking it might be a bit of a distraction to put it mildly, if annee— distraction to put it mildly, if prince harry— distraction to put it mildly, if prince harry has— distraction to put it mildly, if prince harry has to, in public, ewenew— prince harry has to, in public, ewenew kneek— prince harry has to, in public, publicly kneel before his fewer.— publicly kneel before his father, the _ publicly kneel before his father, the king, and pledge ekkeerenee— father, the king, and pledge allegiance to— father, the king, and pledge allegiance to him. i think eerneee— allegiance to him. i think eerneee a— allegiance to him. i think perhaps it will- allegiance to him. i think perhaps it will just be the trance— perhaps it will just be the prince er— perhaps it will just be the prince of wales doing that eenrewker— prince of wales doing that particular deed. but it hasn't eeen— particular deed. but it hasn't been confirmed— particular deed. but it hasn't been confirmed by buckingham aekeee. — been confirmed by buckingham aekeee. weak— been confirmed by buckingham palace. we'll have to wait and one— palace. we'll have to wait and

see. one last— palace. we'll have to wait and see. one last issue,- palace. we'll have to wait and see. one last issue, camera man is the idea that prince william is the idea that prince william is going to make a statement about his stepmother again , about his stepmother again, showing the difference between him and his brother, who i think he referred to as the wicked stepmother, didn't he? and in his book. and that feels like the appropriate thing to do, but it does raise that conflict again . absolutely so during the again. absolutely so during the eeneeen rne — again. absolutely so during the concerts, the coronation- concerts, the coronation eeneen— concerts, the coronation concert, which- concerts, the coronation concert, which was going to be neeeenrne— concert, which was going to be neeeenrne er— concert, which was going to be happening at windsor castle on the happening at windsor castle on rne seneew— happening at windsor castle on rne seneew e— happening at windsor castle on the sunday, a big— happening at windsor castle on the sunday, a big union jack eneeee— the sunday, a big union jack eneeee erege— the sunday, a big union jack shaped stage has been erected or is shaped stage has been erected or re nene— shaped stage has been erected or is being erected— shaped stage has been erected or is being erected there at wneeer— is being erected there at windsor castle. prince william is windsor castle. prince william re ekeeeree — windsor castle. prince william re ekeeeree re— windsor castle. prince william is expected to deliver a speech paying— is expected to deliver a speech paying erenre— is expected to deliver a speech paying tribute really to his rerner-e— paying tribute really to his father's duty— paying tribute really to his father's duty as the longest eerene— father's duty as the longest eerwng near— father's duty as the longest serving heir apparent in this eeenre— serving heir apparent in this country wan— serving heir apparent in this country with all— serving heir apparent in this country with all his charity werk— country with all his charity work, particularly with the annee-e— work, particularly with the prince's trust,— work, particularly with the prince's trust, young people , prince's trust, young people, environments,— prince's trust, young people, environments, conservation , but environments, conservation, but ekee— environments, conservation, but ekee eerneee— environments, conservation, but also perhaps more— environments, conservation, but also perhaps more crucially, wnen— also perhaps more crucially, wnkn re— also perhaps more crucially, which is something you wouldn't newe— which is something you wouldn't

newe ze— which is something you wouldn't have seen 20 years— which is something you wouldn't have seen 20 years ago, paying rrrewree— have seen 20 years ago, paying tribute re— have seen 20 years ago, paying tributes to his— have seen 20 years ago, paying tributes to his stepmother, the eween— tributes to his stepmother, the queen consort— tributes to his stepmother, the queen consort sought for her eeereerren— queen consort sought for her dedication to— queen consort sought for her dedication to duty to her various charities, but also for nene— various charities, but also for nene rne— various charities, but also for being the rock,— various charities, but also for being the rock, really for king enerkee— being the rock, really for king enerkee ene— being the rock, really for king charles and making him a lot happier-— charles and making him a lot neeerer. kne— charles and making him a lot neeerer. kne ee— charles and making him a lot happier. and as you say, bev, it is happier. and as you say, bev, it re tn— happier. and as you say, bev, it re rn ererk— happier. and as you say, bev, it is in stark contrast— happier. and as you say, bev, it is in stark contrast to his earner.— is in stark contrast to his brother, prince- is in stark contrast to his brother, prince william, sorry , brother, prince william, sorry, annee— brother, prince william, sorry, annee nene.— brother, prince william, sorry, prince harry, who— brother, prince william, sorry, prince harry, who in his memoirs eeere— prince harry, who in his memoirs eeere eeereekw— prince harry, who in his memoirs spare basically alleged that him and spare basically alleged that him ene warren— spare basically alleged that him and william begs— spare basically alleged that him and william begs his father not to and william begs his father not re merry— and william begs his father not re nerw eween— and william begs his father not to marry queen camilla, branded her to marry queen camilla, branded ner e— to marry queen camilla, branded ner e wnen— to marry queen camilla, branded her a villain and— to marry queen camilla, branded her a villain and indeed referred— her a villain and indeed referred to— her a villain and indeed referred to her that he was going— referred to her that he was 90ng re— referred to her that he was 90ng re eeer— referred to her that he was going to fear that she was going to going to fear that she was going re ee— going to fear that she was going re be are— going to fear that she was going to be his wicked— going to fear that she was going to be his wicked stepmother, wnen— to be his wicked stepmother, which clearly— to be his wicked stepmother, which clearly hasn't happened. but which clearly hasn't happened. an r— which clearly hasn't happened. an r rank— which clearly hasn't happened. but i think it— which clearly hasn't happened. but i think it just— which clearly hasn't happened. but i think it just shows the entree.— but i think it just shows the contrast. it's— but i think it just shows the contrast. it's the _ but i think it just shows the contrast. it's the working neneree— contrast. it's the working members of— contrast. it's the working members of the royal family eerene— members of the royal family eerene en— members of the royal family getting on with— members of the royal family getting on with the job. and eeen— getting on with the job. and again, prince— getting on with the job. and again, prince harry running back off again, prince harry running back ea re— again, prince harry running back off to california,— again, prince harry running back off to california, straight ener— off to california, straight. after—service. after the coronation service. so ne-e— after the coronation service. so ne-e ner— after the coronation service. so he's not expected— after the coronation service. so he's not expected be at the he's not expected to be at the eeneen— he's not expected to be at the concert either. _ he's not expected to be at the concert either. mm okay. cameron, thank you so much. you're going to have a busy week at work for gb news. thank you so much. let us know at home what you think of all the build

up, everything that's related to this issue. vaiews@gbnews.uk is the email address. it's a it's symbolic really. this event, isn't it? it is. but i think rner— isn't it? it is. but i think are net— isn't it? it is. but i think that that is— isn't it? it is. but i think that that is what- isn't it? it is. but i think that that is what a- . fl . but i think that that is what a lot of eeene— that that is what a lot of people newe— that that is what a lot of people have been skating over. twe— people have been skating over. i've seen a lot— people have been skating over. i've seen a lot of— people have been skating over. i've seen a lot of commentary aren— i've seen a lot of commentary from americans,— i've seen a lot of commentary from americans, from people from erner— from americans, from people from erner ewnneer— from americans, from people from other countries who _ from americans, from people from other countries who sort of eernr— other countries who sort of eernrlnew— other countries who sort of point-how-is- other countries who sort of point-how-is a- other countries who sort of- pointlhow-is a mediaeval point to how this is a mediaeval eerene.— point to how this is a mediaeval eerene-wner— point to how this is a mediaeval service,-what does- point to how this is a mediaeval service, what does it service, how what does it eerwekw— service, how what does it. actually _you're actually mean? sorry, you're eerene— actually mean? sorry, you're eerene e— actually mean? sorry, you're calling a stone— actually mean? sorry, you're calling a stone of calling a stone the stone of eeene.— calling a stone the stone of destiny. what— calling a stone the stone of destiny. what-of- calling a stone the stone of destiny. what of harry destiny. what sort of harry newer— destiny. what sort of harry potter nonsense is this? but are— potter nonsense is this? but it's-harry— potter nonsense is this? but- it's-harry-nonsense. it's not harry potter nonsense. rte— it's not harry potter nonsense. rte-newn— it's not harry potter nonsense. rte-anew ene— it's not harry potter nonsense. it's-history and the- it's not harry potter nonsense. it's-history and the fabric. it's the history and the fabric of country. and i think that of our country. and i think that were— of our country. and i think that were wnere— of our country. and i think that that's what's so— of our country. and i think that that's what's so special- 2 r2r:::r. and i think that that's what's so special about all that's what's so special about enla— that's what's so special about eula. eu— that's what's so special about all-it, all of— that's what's so special about all-it, all of the- that's what's so special about all it, all of the sort of all of it, all of the sort of eakrneee— all of it, all of the sort of silliness and— all of it, all of the sort of silliness and the pomp and sort of silliness and the pomp and sort er wnere— silliness and the pomp and sort er wner-e e— silliness and the pomp and sort of what's a what?— silliness and the pomp and sort of what's a what? a what a i'm trying— of what's a what? a what a i'm rrwne re— of what's a what? a what a i'm rrwng re ane— of what's a what? a what a i'm trying to find the— of what's a what? a what a i'm trying to find the word that's ner— trying to find the word that's ner reeeee. — trying to find the word that's not facade. that's not front. awe— not facade. that's not front. awe wner— not facade. that's not front. but what the. it's— not facade. that's not front. but what the. it's the- not facade. that's not front. it's the splendour but what the. it's the splendour of but what the. it's the splendour er a. — but what the. it's the splendour er a. re— but what the. it's the splendour er a. a re. — but what the. it's the splendour of it. it is. and it's and it's you know, it's about the fact that the royal family. okay the idea that a family has so much wealth power, it's cetera and influence by virtue of their birth, it doesn't really bear rational scrutiny. no you can't

logically apply a sort of rationality to that . however, rationality to that. however, can you appreciate that what they do as individuals for charities, for causes? absolutely can i appreciate that the british brand founding of this country is heavily linked to the royal family. yes i can. it's if you go to a castle, r-kk. — it's if you go to a castle, r-kk. r— it's if you go to a castle, i'll. i like— it's if you go to a castle, i'll. i like a— it's if you go to a castle, i'll. i like a castle- it's if you go to a castle, i'll. . 2 i'll. i like a castle. i love i love i like i love a castle. the reason why i think- the reason why i think british eeerkee— the reason why i think british eeerkee ere— the reason why i think british castles are more— the reason why i think british castles are more special. he“? castles are more special. why? why— castles are more special. why? way ene— castles are more special. why? way the newer— castles are more special. why? why the tower of london gets those sort of tourists and everyone going around. it's because the people standing outside in their silly costumes, they're not silly . they're real. they're not silly. they're real. they're wearing the real they're really wearing the real crest of the monarchy. you don't mean the tourists . you mean the mean the tourists. you mean the aeereerere. — mean the tourists. you mean the beefeaters. the— mean the tourists. you mean the beefeaters. the beefeaters. i mean the. i mean the official guards and everything like that. if you go to another country, people are playing dress . people are playing fancy dress. yeah. if go to this country yeah. if you go to this country , it's part of the real eccentric, something magic that . thatis eccentric, something magic that . that is our fancy dress. keeekwrew— that is our fancy dress. absolutely well, to discuss this wan — absolutely well, to discuss this wan we— absolutely well, to discuss this wan we mere— absolutely well, to discuss this with us more this— absolutely well, to discuss this with us more this morning, we are with us more this morning, we eeaenree— with us more this morning, we are delighted-be— with us more this morning, we

are delighted be by are delighted to be joined by prere— are delighted to be joined by piers pottinger_ are delighted to be joined by piers pottinger here in the erwere. — piers pottinger here in the studio. good— piers pottinger here in the studio. good morning, piers. snewke— studio. good morning, piers. should-talk,— studio. good morning, piers. should talk, first of all, should we talk, first of all, eeewr— should we talk, first of all, about-request- should we talk, first of all, about request now? tom and about this request now? tom and i about this request now? tom and r newe— about this request now? tom and r newe eeen— about this request now? tom and i have been discussing it. he eewe— i have been discussing it. he eewe a-e— i have been discussing it. he eewe rr-e twea— i have been discussing it. he says it's just an— i have been discussing it. he says it's just an invitation, an i says it's just an invitation, an r rank— says it's just an invitation, an r rnrnk a-e— says it's just an invitation, an r rnrnk are e— says it's just an invitation, an i think it's a little coercive to i think it's a little coercive re-rne— i think it's a little coercive to-the public- i think it's a little coercive to-the public to- i think it's a little coercive- to -the public to -your to ask the public to swear your ekkeerenee— to ask the public to swear your allegiance-our— to ask the public to swear your allegiance our new king. allegiance to our new king. weak.— allegiance to our new king. wen. r— allegiance to our new king. well, i think,— allegiance to our new king. well, i think, unfortunately , as well, i think, unfortunately, as usual, when justin welby gets involved, he hasn't communicated this terribly well. and it did come across a little bit like an order, which seemed very strange in the modern world. and it's reminiscent of very bad days back in the 19 late 1930 because is asking someone, a nation, to swear allegiance is very weird. it's very north korea. it's very china . but i think this was the china. but i think this was the difference in reporting. i think in itself, in the service, it the whole congregation will be asked to do this. so we will be able to see whether prince harry is actually doing it or not, which is crucial. she singled out, but he'll be in the

congregation and i don't know the wording of this this oath , the wording of this this oath, because i'll be concentrating on my son's wedding on saturday. oh, congratulations. kind of oath. but it wasn't deliberate. it was purely an accident that we're having it on the same day. but i mean, and also, i think the real point about this is the monarchy. if we didn't have a monarchy. if we didn't have a monarchy , we'd be a republic. monarchy, we'd be a republic. and i can't imagine any event for a new president or head of state matching the sort of thing that we're putting on this week that we're putting on this week that only great britain can do. yeah, this is unique to this country. it is symbolic. it is of immense importance and is generating colossal revenue, which no president does, no americans are going to come over and want to see where the president lives. you only have to president lives. you only have re reek— president lives. you only have re keek er— president lives. you only have to look at what— 2? . you only have to look at what happened in weenrneren— to look at what happened in washington, dc— to look at what happened in washington, dc for the inauguration- washington, dc for the inauguration of joe biden. they newenr— inauguration of joe biden. they newenr a— inauguration of joe biden. they newenr a we— inauguration of joe biden. they bought it up half— inauguration of joe biden. they bought it up half the city they were worried— bought it up half the city they were worried of— bought it up half the city they were worried of real sevilla eerenen— were worried of real sevilla sectarian division. yeah eenernrne— sectarian division. yeah something about a monarchy eeewee— something about a monarchy eeewee a-e— something about a monarchy because it's so—

something about a monarchy because it's so non—political ene— because it's so non—political ene ewen— because it's so non—political ene ewen e— because it's so non—political and such a small— because it's so non—political and such a small proportion of people— and such a small proportion of eeeeke tn— and such a small proportion of people rn rare— and such a small proportion of people in this country actually weeerekw— people in this country actually viscerally oppose— people in this country actually viscerally oppose it. it's so nwen— viscerally oppose it. it's so much more unifying. yes ki..r2“ much more unifying. yes much unifying-— much more unifying. yes much more unifying. the monarchy is symbolic, but it is a unifying it's more than a symbol because these are individuals who take their responsibilities. extreme seriously. the word duty, the words loyalty , the word words loyalty, the word integrity, all of these things you you attach to the royal family, at least the king and the queen. and i do think that, again, anti—monarchy lists should always look at what are we going to replace it with? yeah, yeah, absolutely. i renew— yeah, yeah, absolutely. i totally agree— yeah, yeah, absolutely. i totally agree with that. the rang— totally agree with that. the rnrne re— totally agree with that. the rnrne re. you— totally agree with that. the thing is, you say about the fact rner— thing is, you say about the fact are we— thing is, you say about the fact are rne kewek— thing is, you say about the fact that the royal family unites the nerren— that the royal family unites the nerren ene— that the royal family unites the nerren ene r— that the royal family unites the nation and i do— that the royal family unites the nation and i do like that about it. nation and i do like that about a. wnen— nation and i do like that about a. wnen wee— nation and i do like that about it. when we're cutting our eeenee— it. when we're cutting our eeenge eeke— it. when we're cutting our sponge cake at- it. when we're cutting our sponge cake at the weekend and tenant— sponge cake at the weekend and eewnng-ewek-e— sponge cake at the weekend and pouring-buck's fizz- pouring our buck's fizz and ranking— pouring our buck's fizz and drinking these— pouring our buck's fizz and drinking these millions of pints of drinking these millions of pints er eeer— drinking these millions of pints er eeer rner— drinking these millions of pints of beer that tom _ drinking these millions of pints of beer that tom is going to neke— of beer that tom is going to neke en— of beer that tom is going to make an effort— of beer that tom is going to make an effort to put a dent in nrneea. — make an effort to put a dent in himself. like— make an effort to put a dent in himself. like when we're doing new— himself. like when we're doing rnerlennee— himself. like when we're doing that, brings families

that, it brings families reeerner. — that, it brings families together. that's that, it brings families together. -that's the together. and that's one of the reewee-wan— together. and that's one of the issues -with this - together. and that's one of the issues with this added issues i have with this added ekenenr— issues i have with this added ekenenr re— issues i have with this added element to the— issues i have with this added element to the to the speech eeewr— element to the to the speech eeewr rne — element to the to the speech about the country. you know , about the country. you know, eewe— about the country. you know, crowd participation in this. but you— crowd participation in this. but wew en— crowd participation in this. but you can see what— crowd participation in this. but you can see what they were trying — you can see what they were rrwng re — you can see what they were rrwng re re — you can see what they were trying to do. yeah, but you know wnere— trying to do. yeah, but you know wnere going— trying to do. yeah, but you know wnere 90ng re— trying to do. yeah, but you know what's going to happen. you know wnere— what's going to happen. you know wnere going— what's going to happen. you know wnere 90ng re— what's going to happen. you know what's going to happen. you know what's going to happen on serwreew. — what's going to happen on saturday. you're going to have renaree— saturday. you're going to have renaree eer— saturday. you're going to have families sat around where you erenr— families sat around where you might-generation. families sat around where you might generation say, might have one generation say, why— might have one generation say, why-joining- might have one generation say, why-joining n- might have one generation say, why joining in with why aren't you joining in with the why aren't you joining in with rne-we-re— why aren't you joining in withi rne-we-re-re the bit that we're supposed to eew— the bit that we're supposed to eewe-erenr- the bit that we're supposed toi say?-might-some say? and you might have some wewngerere— say? and you might have some wewngerere going— say? and you might have some youngsters going, i'm not well, tn— youngsters going, i'm not well, am ne— youngsters going, i'm not well, am tn— youngsters going, i'm not well, am r-n ner— youngsters going, i'm not well, i'm me. i'm not swearing ekkegtenee— i'm me. i'm not swearing allegiance-not- i'm me. i'm not swearing allegiance. not comfortable i'm me. i'm not swearing alleghaving not comfortable i'm me. i'm not swearing alleghaving notputnfortable i'm me. i'm not swearing alleghaving notputnfcmyile with having words put in my newrn— with having words put in myi mouth—division with having words put in my. mouth—division in mouth and it causes division in the mouth and it causes division in rne familv-— mouth and it causes division in rne renrw. — mouth and it causes division in rne renrw. r— mouth and it causes division in the family. i just— mouth and it causes division in the family. 2“ . mouth and it causes division in the family. 2?“ . the family. i just don't think anyone's going to it that anyone's going to take it that seriously. it that seriously. i'm taking it that eertewekw— seriously. i'm taking it that seriously. - sitting - seriously. i'm taking it that seriously.-sitting ati seriously. people sitting at nene— seriously. people sitting at nene-rare- seriously. people sitting at home-this is- seriously. people sitting at home-this is a. seriously. people sitting at. home-this is a bit seriously. people sitting at- home-this is a bit of home will think this is a bit of awn— home will think this is a bit of awn ene— home will think this is a bit of awn end we— home will think this is a bit of fun and the phrasing, i believe, is fun and the phrasing, i believe, re—wren— fun and the phrasing, i believe, re—wren re.- fun and the phrasing, i believe, is_wish to. it's- fun and the phrasing, i believe, is_wish to. it's an. is those who wish to. it's an ener- — is those who wish to. it's an ener- n-e— is those who wish to. it's an offer. it's not— is those who wish to. it's an offer. it's not a— is those who wish to. it's an offer. it's not a it's not reeke— offer. it's not a it's not reekw en— offer. it's not a it's not really an ask- offer. it's not a it's not really an ask in that sense. and eeene— really an ask in that sense. and some people speak along. some people might speak along. eween—a.— queen wouldn't do it, but i think queen would have done think queen would not have done it. the queen would not have ever asked her to public unconditionally swear their allegiance would think allegiance. she would just think in and i will prove to in her mind, and i will prove to you, but it seems to have been originated lambeth palace

originated from lambeth palace by the archbishop of canterbury. and as i said, right at the eren— and as i said, right at the eren. eeern.— and as i said, right at the start, again, he- and as i said, right at the start, again, he has not communicated this well because i rerner— communicated this well because i rerner eeree— communicated this well because i rather agree with— communicated this well because i rather agree with tom that i rank— rather agree with tom that i rnrnk a-e— rather agree with tom that i think it's actually just quite a wee— think it's actually just quite a raine— think it's actually just quite a rnrne re— think it's actually just quite a nice thing to give people the nene— nice thing to give people the nene re— nice thing to give people the chance to do— nice thing to give people the chance to do if— nice thing to give people the chance to do if they want to reek— chance to do if they want to feel involved _ chance to do if they want to feel involved in— chance to do if they want to feel involved in the ceremony, eenernrne— feel involved in the ceremony, something that— feel involved in the ceremony, something that used to be just reeewee— something that used to be just reeewee rer— something that used to be just reserved for the— something that used to be just reserved for the peers of the reenk — reserved for the peers of the reek wew— reserved for the peers of the realm. a r? . r? ”g reserved for the peers of the realm. acne: 2“ reserved for the peers of the realm. \rr?r:w r2?“ realm. now everyone can take part in. i get it. if they so wish. but they didn't. they newen-r— wish. but they didn't. they haven't explained- but they didn't. they haven't explained it well enewen. — haven't explained it well enewgn. anew— haven't explained it well enough. they really haven't. and it enough. they really haven't. and a—rnre— enough. they really haven't. and it_this controversial. it could have this controversial ekenenk— it could have this controversial element, could— it could have this controversial element, could easily have been evened.— element, could easily have been ewereeela-e— element, could easily have been avoided..it's bad— element, could easily have been avoided. it's bad handling is avoided. so it's bad handling is my wew— avoided. so it's bad handling is my en— avoided. so it's bad handling is my view on this. _ avoided. so it's bad handling is my view on this. egggm avoided. so it's bad handling is my view on this. yr???“ �*vw�*r?.. my view on this. yeah. well, yeah , just. and it gets him off yeah, just. and it gets him off on the wrong footing. although although it important to say although it is important to say that before anyone's asked that well before anyone's asked if want to swear allegiance if they want to swear allegiance to the king the king, one of the first things he'll say there is how he will devote his entire life to the service of this country. we life to the service of this country . we of the realms, and country. we of the realms, and indeed— country. we of the realms, and indeed kne— r2r?r. we of the realms, and indeed the commonwealth. that's new— indeed the commonwealth. that's new rner— indeed the commonwealth. that's how that relationship is meant to how that relationship is meant re werk— how that relationship is meant re werk. — how that relationship is meant re werk. ne— how that relationship is meant to work. helmeant- how that relationship is meant to work. r? to work. he is meant to be serving us. we are not meant to

be serving him as his subjects. and i think the order of service wak— and i think the order of service we enew— and i think the order of service will show that— and i think the order of service will show that he— and i think the order of service will show that he will first ener— will show that he will first offer himself— will show that he will first offer himself to the nation in ene— offer himself to the nation in end rneee— offer himself to the nation in and those in— offer himself to the nation in and those in the— offer himself to the nation in and those in the nation who so wren— and those in the nation who so wren-eweer— and those in the nation who so wish-swear their- and those in the nation who so wish swear their fealty to wish will swear their fealty to arm. — wish will swear their fealty to arm. -ker— wish will swear their fealty to arm. -ker we— wish will swear their fealty to him. -let us know- wish will swear their fealty to- him. -let us know what you him. well, let us know what you think at home, won't you? we'd love love to hear your love we'd love to hear your opinions on this. it is quite divisive. there's quite divisive. there's been quite a backlash, interestingly, on social that social media to the idea that you should be swearing your allegiance the allegiance to the king. but the press is there anything? social media won't backlash- “37 social media won't backlash against? keen.— yeah, but that's why i like eeewr— yeah, but that's why i like eeewr a.— yeah, but that's why i like about it, because that's your een— about it, because that's your eekr awaken— about it, because that's your self publish that's what people knerwewek— self publish that's what people knewkerek— self publish that's what people indivas opposed— self publish that's what people indivas opposed to— self publish that's what people it? as opposed to what we're being think. and here at being told to think. and here at gb don't tell you what gb news, we don't tell you what to think. do we have time to talk to piers about some nurses strikes or so we shall we shall we pause for second we pause that for a second because i believe we have jack carson down the line because because i believe we have jack carsoindown the line because because i believe we have jack carsoin emergencyne because because i believe we have jack carsoin emergency departments , staff in emergency departments, intensive care units and cancer care are striking for the first time today on what they call the government. while they're eekkrne— government. while they're eekkrne kne— 3 while they're calling the government to top up near— calling the government to top up near eew— calling the government to top up new pew er— calling the government to top up their pay or face— calling the government to top up their pay or face further walkouts. _ their pay or face further walkouts. g“

their pay or face further walkouts. 2 g“ walkouts. that's right. the health secretary has called the 28 hour strike, which starts today, actually started at 8:00 last night. i think it runs until midnight tonight. jack carson is outside birmingham's queen elizabeth hospital for us. jack, i guess what the public will be thinking, there are some unprecedented elements of this strike, particularly in the intensive care nurses are striking now . it's all very well striking now. it's all very well to strike in a&e where somebody might be able to step in and look after someone. if you're in intensive care, a nurse being there or not can be make the difference between life or death. does this mean for death. what does this mean for the people today ? well the safety of people today? well good morning to you both. i mean, today hospitals have eeereekkw— mean, today hospitals have basically been— mean, today hospitals have basically been saying that knew-we— basically been saying that knew-we eer— basically been saying that knew-we eek re— basically been saying that they've got to prepare for exceptionally _ they've got to prepare for exceptionally low staff levels. it's exceptionally low staff levels. we ekrenee— exceptionally low staff levels. it's strange, isn't— exceptionally low staff levels. it's strange, isn't it , because it's strange, isn't it, because it it's strange, isn't it, because a keekee— it's strange, isn't it, because it looked like _ it's strange, isn't it, because it looked like just a few weeks ago— it looked like just a few weeks eee wnen— it looked like just a few weeks ago wnen kne— it looked like just a few weeks ago when the latest government ener— ago when the latest government ener wee— ago when the latest government ener en— ago when the latest government offer was on the _ ago when the latest government offer was on the table after offer was on the table and after the offer was on the table and after rne aewek— offer was on the table and after the royal college— offer was on the table and after the royal college of nursing eeweee— the royal college of nursing advised members to go and advised their members to go and eweeen— advised their members to go and eweeen-eeek— advised their members to go and support-deal, their- support their deal, their neneree— support their deal, their members didn't support it. and so members didn't support it. and ee a-e— members didn't support it. and ee a-e-we-we— members didn't support it. and so it's-we've now- members didn't support it. and so it's we've now ended so it's how we've now ended up, of so it's how we've now ended up, er-rn—

so it's how we've now ended up, er-rn-eeearen- of course, in this position wnere— of course, in this position where mentioned for of course, in this position- where-mentioned for the where as you mentioned for the rarer— where as you mentioned for the rarer-eene— where as you mentioned for the first-somelthose- first time, some of those rnrenewe— first time, some of those intensive nurses, first time, some of those intensive - nurses, of intensive care nurses, some of knee— intensive care nurses, some of rneee—wne- those cancer nurses who eennaree— those cancer nurses who committed to- those cancer nurses who committed to continuing working rnrewen— committed to continuing working rnrewen kne— committed to continuing working through the previous strikes and now are walking— through the previous strikes and now are walking out with their erner— now are walking out with their other members. _ now are walking out with their other members. now, the rcn has enen— other members. now, the rcn has given assurances— other members. now, the rcn has given assurances that no nurse wak— given assurances that no nurse wrkk keewe— given assurances that no nurse will leave their— given assurances that no nurse will leave their patient unsafe or create more— will leave their patient unsafe or create more of— will leave their patient unsafe or create more of a risk than is ekreeew— or create more of a risk than is ekreeew kn— or create more of a risk than is already kn kne— or create more of a risk than is already in the system. they are knekwerne— already in the system. they are knekwerne ene— already in the system. they are including and allowing some erwa— including and allowing some erwn re— including and allowing some stuff to preserve— including and allowing some stuff to preserve life and limb care in emergency departments ewen— care in emergency departments ewen ee— care in emergency departments such as intensive— care in emergency departments such as intensive care units. awr— such as intensive care units. awr eee— such as intensive care units. but some hospitals such as great ernene— but some hospitals such as great ernene sneer— but some hospitals such as great ormond street ,_ but some hospitals such as great ormond street , are— but some hospitals such as great ormond street , are declaring a ormond street, are declaring a ewerneee— ormond street, are declaring a business continued motty kneeenr— business continued motty incident today— business continued motty incident today and the rcn are wetne— incident today and the rcn are rrwne re— incident today and the rcn are rrwng re give— incident today and the rcn are trying to give them more assurances— trying to give them more assurances that there will be care provided _ assurances that there will be care provided for— assurances that there will be care provided for those people rner— care provided for those people that desperately— care provided for those people that desperately need it. now of rare— that desperately need it. now of course, this action— that desperately need it. now of course, this action was meant to eenrrnwe— course, this action was meant to eenrrnwe wnrrk— course, this action was meant to continue until tomorrow , but the continue until tomorrow, but the high— continue until tomorrow, but the high eewe— continue until tomorrow, but the wrgn cewn. er— continue until tomorrow, but the high court, of course, ruled rner— high court, of course, ruled are net— high court, of course, ruled that that outside their that that was outside their eekkeree— that that was outside their balloted mandate . and so that balloted mandate. and so that eewke— balloted mandate. and so that eewke-eneee— balloted mandate. and so that could-ahead and- balloted mandate. and so that could ahead and ahead of could not go ahead and ahead of this could not go ahead and ahead of rare weeke— could not go ahead and ahead of this week's nhs_ could not go ahead and ahead of this week's nhs staff council meeting— this week's nhs staff council meeting where— this week's nhs staff council meeting where the unions are set to meeting where the unions are set re were— meeting where the unions are set re were en— meeting where the unions are set re were en rare— meeting where the unions are set to vote on this government deal ene— to vote on this government deal ene eeeerekw— to vote on this government deal ene eeeerekw-e— to vote on this government deal and possibly a majority as and possibly get a majority as wekk—

and possibly get a majority as wekk-neekrn— and possibly get a majority as well. health secretary, well. the health secretary, stewe— well. the health secretary, steve barclay,— well. the health secretary, steve barclay, said that this knewernek— steve barclay, said that this. industrial—ahead steve barclay, said that this- industrial_ahead by industrial action going ahead by the industrial action going ahead by rne—wee— industrial action going ahead by the was disrespectful the rcn today was disrespectful . nne— the rcn today was disrespectful . are seen— the rcn today was disrespectful . the staff council— the rcn today was disrespectful . the staff council is- the rcn today was disrespectful . the staff council is due to meet on tuesday. i'm cautiously optimistic that the staff council will agree to then vote in favour of the deal, but i think it's right to wait until tuesday for the staff council to meet and this strike is premature. i think it's disrespectful to the other trade unions. i think the rcn should awaited. they're a member of the staff council. they were part of the negotiations and as i say, pat cullen herself recommended this deal to her members . well, this deal to her members. well, as i mentioned, this nhs staff council is where the unions are going to vote on this government deal for the nhs nurses that have been going on for strike the last few months. of course the last few months. of course the gmb union,— the last few months. of course the gmb union, we— of course the gmb union, we learnt their neneree— the gmb union, we learnt their members accepted this deal and wner— members accepted this deal and we rner— members accepted this deal and what that means— members accepted this deal and what that means is— members accepted this deal and what that means is on that eewnek— what that means is on that council now— what that means is on that council now there stands a net-enew— council now there stands a netenrw kn— council now there stands a majority in favour of this deal ene— majority in favour of this deal ene ee— majority in favour of this deal ene ee kne— majority in favour of this deal and so the government can now knekenenr— and so the government can now implement this— and so the government can now implement this deal even for rneee— implement this deal even for those-college- implement this deal even for those-college of- implement this deal even for those college of nursing implement this deal even for those that college of nursing

implement this deal even for those that mayage of nursing implement this deal even for those that may notof nursing implement this deal even for those that may not have rsing implement this deal even for those that may not have voted nurses that may not have voted for nurses that may not have voted fer-eeene— nurses that may not have voted for-means that— nurses that may not have voted for means that nurses for it. it means that all nurses wne— for it. it means that all nurses wne ere— for it. it means that all nurses who are involved— for it. it means that all nurses who are involved this dispute who are involved in this dispute wak— who are involved in this dispute will—benefits- who are involved in this dispute will—benefits and. will receive the benefits and eren— will receive the benefits and eren re— will receive the benefits and start to receive— will receive the benefits and start to receive the benefits of net— start to receive the benefits of net week— start to receive the benefits of that deal, including that one off that deal, including that one err payment— that deal, including that one err eewnenk er— that deal, including that one off payment of £1,655. and what rner— off payment of £1,655. and what are keewee— off payment of £1,655. and what that leaves is,— off payment of £1,655. and what that leaves is, is— off payment of £1,655. and what that leaves is, is the rcn . it's that leaves is, is the rcn. it's going— that leaves is, is the rcn. it's going re— that leaves is, is the rcn. it's 90ng re keewe— that leaves is, is the rcn. it's going to leave them quite earrewkr. — going to leave them quite difficult. probably to try and eern— difficult. probably to try and gen enerner— difficult. probably to try and gain another mandate for further ernke— gain another mandate for further ernke eeren— gain another mandate for further strike action because, of course , strike action because, of course . eenelrneee— strike action because, of course , some those nurses who may , some of those nurses who may newe— , some of those nurses who may neke—eeer- , some of those nurses who may neke—weeklrnei have supported this deal in the ewe— have supported this deal in the rewnelwerrne— have supported this deal in the round-voting that— have supported this deal in the round voting that the rcn put round of voting that the rcn put rerwere— round of voting that the rcn put rerwere-er— round of voting that the rcn put forward of members forward out of their members wak— forward out of their members war-eren- forward out of their members wrkk-eren re- forward out of their members will start to receive will of course start to receive rneee— will of course start to receive those benefits. _ will of course start to receive those benefits. it's going to be nereer— those benefits. it's going to be nereer rer— those benefits. it's going to be harder for them _ those benefits. it's going to be harder for them to _ those benefits. it's going to be harder for them to gain a big enewen— harder for them to gain a big. enewen—rne enough mandate to continue the ernkee— enough mandate to continue the strikes-further— enough mandate to continue the strikes-further few- enough mandate to continue the strikes further few months strikes for a further few months ene— strikes for a further few months eneleewree— strikes for a further few months and-course puts— strikes for a further few months and course puts pat cullen, and of course puts pat cullen, kne— and of course puts pat cullen, rne-eeerererw.- and of course puts pat cullen, the - secretary, in - and of course puts pat cullen, the secretary, in more the general secretary, in more eatewkr— the general secretary, in more earrewkr-rn— the general secretary, in more difficult-inithey. difficult position in as they eren— difficult position in as they erenlrw— difficult position in as they erenlrw ene— difficult position in as they start try and renegotiate start to try and renegotiate eeeerew— start to try and renegotiate possiblyldeal_ start to try and renegotiate possibly deal more possibly a deal for more money wan—. - possibly a deal for more money. wan—. -reck. with the government. well, jack, thank— with the government. well, jack, thank you. and— with the government. well, jack, thank you. and indeed,- with the government. will f and indeed, and it thank you. and indeed, and it must— thank you. and indeed, and it must be— thank you. and indeed, and it must be a— thank you. and indeed, and it must be a very— and indeed, and it must be a very difficult life being— must be a very difficult life bebbe beb— must be a very difficult life being pat cullen. you're told to say— being pat cullen. you're told to say ene— being pat cullen. you're told to say thing-— being pat cullen. you're told to say one thing. well, you believe bbbbb— say one thing. well, you believe one thing, then— say one thing. well, you believe one thing, then your members beb— one thing, then your members bebb yob— one thing, then your members bebb you be— one thing, then your members bebb you be sav— one thing, then your members tell you to say other thing, tell you to say the other thing, ebb— tell you to say the other thing, ebb-reebee- tell you to say the other thing, and-realise that- tell you to say the other thing, and realise that that's and then you realise that that's bbbeeeb. — and then you realise that that's bbbeeeb. -bbeb— and then you realise that that's illegal.-then it's- and then you realise that that's illegal. then it's bad. illegal. and then it's all bad. we— illegal. and then it's all bad. b-e-b-e— illegal. and then it's all bad. it's-it's never- it's all mess. it's never enene,— it's all mess. it's never enene-be- it's all mess. it's never ending, it.7 yeah. but ending, isn't it.7 yeah. but next,— ending, isn't it.7 yeah. but next-90t- ending, isn't it.7 yeah. but next-got e- ending, isn't it.7 yeah. but next,-got a lot- ending, isn't it.7 yeah. but next, got a lot more to next, we've got a lot more to babb— next, we've got a lot more to bebb-bbe— next, we've got a lot more to bebb-bbb yob- next, we've got a lot more to talk did you know that

talk about. did you know that the talk about. did you know that be bebebr— talk about. did you know that the labour party— talk about. did you know that the labour party has come up wbbb— the labour party has come up wbbblbebeye— the labour party has come up withlpolicy?-very- with a policy? i'm very eurpbeeb— with a policy? i'm very. surprised,-there's with a policy? i'm very surprised,-there's lot surprised, but no, there's a lot to surprised, but no, there's a lot bee—beb— surprised, but no, there's a lot to_into there. . surprised, but no, there's a lot| to_into there. it's to get digging into there. it's about— to get digging into there. it's about housing— to get digging into there. it's about housing and— to get digging into there. it's about housing and we're going to be to the bottom of what be getting to the bottom of what thatis be getting to the bottom of what that is about. this is the that is all about. this is the point news, britain's news point on gb news, britain's news channel. hello. good morning. rm— channel. hello. good morning. we meeke— channel. hello. good morning. i'm marko petagna._ f hello. good morning. i'm marko petagna. here's your best— i'm marko petagna. here's your bebeeb—bem- i'm marko petagna. here's your latest—from the latest weather update from the beb— latest weather update from the met—weather- latest weather update from the met—weather will. met office. the weather will bene— met office. the weather will tend.quieten_ met office. the weather will tend quieten down over the tend to quieten down over the next—eee- tend to quieten down over thei next—see some next few days. we'll see some ebbebbbe— next few days. we'll see some warm sunshine around the middle next few days. we'll see some wathe sunshine around the middle next few days. we'll see some wathe week ne around the middle next few days. we'll see some wathe week before jnd the middle next few days. we'll see some wathe week before wetthe middle next few days. we'll see some wathe week before wet and niddle next few days. we'll see some wathe week before wet and windy of the week before wet and windy weebber— of the week before wet and windy weebber-bem — of the week before wet and windy weather-from the - weather arrives from the southwest— weather arrives from the - southwest _ pressure southwest later. high pressure is southwest later. high pressure be—bem- southwest later. high pressure. be—bem-weeb is building in now from the west end— is building in now from the west ebb-ebu— is building in now from the west ebb-bub ebbeb— is building in now from the west and will quiet things down. and that will quiet things down. i and that will quiet things down. . bbbbb— and that will quiet things down. . bbbbb ee— and that will quiet things down. bbbbbb beige— and that will quiet things down. i think as go through tuesday i think as we go through tuesday and wednesday.— i think as we go through tuesday and wednesday. notice and wednesday. but notice low pressure gathering pressure then gathering out bearde— pressure then gathering out- towards_ southwest towards the west and southwest it towards the west and southwest b-wbbb— towards the west and southwest bb-wbbb brew- towards the west and southwest it -will throw some - towards the west and southwest it will throw some wet it and that will throw some wet ebb— it and that will throw some wet and wbbby— it and that will throw some wet and windy weather in across the uk and windy weather in across the ub—ebe- and windy weather in across thei ub—ebe brbbey. and windy weather in across thei uk-at-and friday. and windy weather in across the uk at the and friday. and windy weather in across the uk at the detail and friday. and windy weather in across the uk at the detail for! friday. and windy weather in across the uk at the detail for today y. looking at the detail for today of course, bank— looking at the detail for today of course, bank holiday monday, bbebby— of course, bank holiday monday, bbebbylebewere— of course, bank holiday monday, plenty showers still today plenty of showers still today. across-and-parts across central and eastern parts of across central and eastern parts ef—er— across central and eastern parts of_orlon- across central and eastern parts of_orlon bbe- across central and eastern parts of_orlon the heavy| of england. 1 or 2 on the heavy ebee— of england. 1 or 2 on the heavy ebee eebbe— of england. 1 or 2 on the heavy side could be— of england. 1 or 2 on the heavy side could be the— of england. 1 or 2 on the heavy side could be the odd thunderstorm in places well. thunderstorm in places as well. and— thunderstorm in places as well. and seme— thunderstorm in places as well. and some showers— thunderstorm in places as well. and some showers moving down in the and some showers moving down in bbe-breeze— and some showers moving down in bbe-breeze-bebbe- the northerly breeze into parts of the northerly breeze into parts eb—beeb- the northerly breeze into parts eb—beeb ofl the northerly breeze into partsi of_best of the of scotland. so the best of the ebbebbeb— of scotland. so the best of the ebbebbeb ._ of scotland. so the best of the sunshine, i think,— of scotland. so the best of the sunshine, i think, through of scotland. so the best of the sunshinetowards , through of scotland. so the best of the sunshinetowards the �*ough of scotland. so the best of the sunshinetowards the west across monday towards the west across bebbem — monday towards the west acrossi bebbem —bbe northern ireland, wales and the eebbb—weeb—e- northern ireland, wales and the south—west a much south—west of england, a much better— south—west of england, a much better-be— south—west of england, a much better-in fact,-on

better day here in fact, than on subbey. — better day here in fact, than on subbey. abb— better day here in fact, than on subbey. and be— better day here in fact, than on sunday. and in the sunshine, bemberebbee— sunday. and in the sunshine, temperatures doing temperatures not doing too baby,— temperatures not doing too beau—be- temperatures not doing tool badly,_the mid badly, climbing into the mid to upper— badly, climbing into the mid to upper eeene— badly, climbing into the mid to upper teens celsius, peaking at 16 upper teens celsius, peaking at be-eegeee— upper teens celsius, peaking at 16-degrees, 19in- upper teens celsius, peaking at 16 degrees, 19in london is 16 to 19 degrees, 19in london is een— 16 to 19 degrees, 19in london is 66in fahrenheit.— 16 to 19 degrees, 19in london is 66in fahrenheit. we go 66in fahrenheit. but as we go bbrebgb—ebb- through the evening and evembebb— through the evening andi overnight—the through the evening and- overnight_the early overnight period into the early bobbe— overnight period into the early hours-tuesday,— overnight period into the early hours tuesday, showers will hours of tuesday, showers will keep — hours of tuesday, showers will keep gebbg — hours of tuesday, showers will keep going across— hours of tuesday, showers will keep going across far north hours of tuesday, showers will keereastig across far north hours of tuesday, showers will keereast of across far north hours of tuesday, showers will keereast of the ss far north hours of tuesday, showers will keereast of the uk. far north hours of tuesday, showers will keereast of the uk. so :ar north hours of tuesday, showers will keereast of the uk. so the orth hours of tuesday, showers will keereast of the uk. so the north and east of the uk. so the north end— and east of the uk. so the north ebb-eb— and east of the uk. so the north and-of scotland,- and east of the uk. so the north and of scotland, eastern and east of scotland, eastern barbe— and east of scotland, eastern babe—bebbbbg- and east of scotland, eastern. parts—holdingito parts of england holding on to some showers,— parts of england holding on to some showers, whereas out bearde— some showers, whereas out towards-ebb- some showers, whereas out towards and across some showers, whereas out- towards-and across many towards the west and across many eebbeb— towards the west and across many eebbeb-bebe— towards the west and across many central-lotslclear- central parts to lots of clear weebber— central parts to lots of clear weather around. _ central parts to lots of clear weather around. and notice the bee— weather around. and notice the bbbe—eb-ebeb blue colours there on the chart across and northern across scotland and northern bbebebe— across scotland and northern england _touch. across scotland and northerni england _touch of england could see a touch of freeb— england could see a touch of beeb by— england could see a touch of frost by tuesday— england could see a touch of frost by tuesday morning and 1 or frost by tuesday morning and1 er 2— frost by tuesday morning and 1 or 2 sheltered— frost by tuesday morning and 1 or 2 sheltered rural spots, eewee— or 2 sheltered rural spots, towns generally or 2 sheltered rural spots,- towns - generally though towns or cities generally though bebebbe— towns or cities generally though holding-range- towns or cities generally though holding-rangelto- holding up in the range 5 to 9 degrees— holding up in the range 5 to 9 degrees tuesday— holding up in the range 5 to 9 degrees tuesday on the whole beeke— degrees tuesday on the whole beebelmbeb— degrees tuesday on the whole looks much better day with looks a much better day with high— looks a much better day with bbgb beeebe— looks a much better day with high pressure building from looks a much better day with hingest.sure building from looks a much better day with hingest.plentyilding from looks a much better day with hingest. plenty ofing from looks a much better day with hingest. plenty of sunshinen the west. plenty of sunshine eeene— the west. plenty of sunshine eeene bub— the west. plenty of sunshine around, but-1- the west. plenty of sunshine around, but-1.2- the west. plenty of sunshine around, but 1 2 showers around, but still 1 or 2 showers up around, but still 1 or 2 showers bb bearde— around, but still 1 or 2 showers up towards the— around, but still 1 or 2 showers up towards the far— around, but still 1 or 2 showers up towards the far and up towards the far north and eewe— up towards the far north and down-eastern-ofl down those eastern coast of bbebebe— down those eastern coast of england elsewhere. just england and elsewhere. just a bit england and elsewhere. just a bbblbebeby— england and elsewhere. just a bit-patchy cloud— england and elsewhere. just a bit patchy cloud to turn the bit of patchy cloud to turn the ebbebbbe— bit of patchy cloud to turn the sunshine hazy— bit of patchy cloud to turn the sunshine hazy at— bit of patchy cloud to turn the sunshine hazy at times. and ebbebeb— sunshine hazy at times. and ebbebeb-bb- sunshine hazy at times. and although bit cooler than although it's a bit cooler than in although it's a bit cooler than bee-beve— although it's a bit cooler than in days, temperatures in recent days, temperatures ebu— in recent days, temperatures ebb—br- in recent days, temperatures| ebb—fer bbe still doing quite well for the bee— still doing quite well for the bmelyeeb— still doing quite well for the time year, peaking to time of year, peaking at 15 to 17 time of year, peaking at 15 to b degrees— time of year, peaking at 15 to 17 degrees lthe_ time of year, peaking at 15 to 17 degrees the south, 17 is 17 degrees in the south, 17 is in 17 degrees in the south, 17 is be be— 17 degrees in the south, 17 is be be bew— 17 degrees in the south, 17 is in the low 60s— 17 degrees in the south, 17 is in the low 60s in- 17 degrees in the south, 17 is in the low 60s in fahrenheit wbee— in the low 60s in fahrenheit wise towards— in the low 60s in fahrenheit wise towards the— in the low 60s in fahrenheit wise towards the north, highs eeene—b- wise towards the north, highs around 13 degrees, around about 9 to 13 degrees, wbbeb— around about 9 to 13 degrees, which-closer— around about 9 to 13 degrees, which-closer to— around about 9 to 13 degrees, which closer to the seasonal

which is closer to the seasonal average-bee- which is closer to the seasonal average. fine weather average. plenty of fine weather ebu— average. plenty of fine weather still—wednesday.- still in store on wednesday. temperatures— still in store on wednesday. . temperatures—quite temperatures still doing quite webb— temperatures still doing quite web be— temperatures still doing quite web b be— temperatures still doing quite well in the sunshine, but cloud eee— well in the sunshine, but cloud eee-stere— well in the sunshine, but cloud eee-eeere ee— well in the sunshine, but cloud and-starts to push- well in the sunshine, but cloud and starts to push in from and rain starts to push in from the and rain starts to push in from be eebeb— and rain starts to push in from the south and— and rain starts to push in from the south and-we- and rain starts to push in from the south and we go the south and west as we go ebeebgb—

it is monday, the 1st of may. ebb— it is monday, the 1st of may. ebb b— it is monday, the 1st of may. ebb b be— it is monday, the 1st of may. this is the point— it is monday, the 1st of may. this is the point on- it is monday, the 1st of may. this is the point on gb- it is monday, the 1st of may. this is the point on gb news with bev turner. and today tom harwood. and here's to both of you. prince william will pay

bbbbee— you. prince william will pay bbbbee ee— you. prince william will pay tribute to the— prince william will pay tribute to the king and queen censore— tribute to the king and queen ceeeeee ee— tribute to the king and queen consort at saturday's coronation in consort at saturday's coronation b wbbb— consort at saturday's coronation in which hospitality bosses say eebbb— in which hospitality bosses say eebbe bebee— in which hospitality bosses say could bring £1— in which hospitality bosses say could bring £1 billion extra to the could bring £1 billion extra to be economy— could bring £1 billion extra to be eeeeemy .— could bring £1 billion extra to the economy . also this morning , the economy. also this morning, beek— the economy. also this morning, nurses back on— the economy. also this morning, nurses back on strike. rabi; ”c: nurses back on strike. we're going— nurses back on strike. we're gebg ee— nurses back on strike. we're gebg be beet— nurses back on strike. we're going to beat the picket line at one hospital . well, nurses will one hospital. well, nurses will be beek— one hospital. well, nurses will be back eee— one hospital. well, nurses will be back on strike— one hospital. well, nurses will be back on strike as— well, nurses will be back on strike as well. we'll be back on strike as well. we'll be be— be back on strike as well. we'll be eee ebe— be back on strike as well. we'll be on the picket— be back on strike as well. we'll be on the picket line at one beebbeb— be on the picket line at one hospital asking— be on the picket line at one hospital asking industry, asking how hospital asking industry, asking bew bobby-e— hospital asking industry, asking how today's industrial action bbb— how today's industrial action bbb bebeee— how today's industrial action will impact your— how today's industrial action will impact your health care . will impact your health care. and— will impact your health care. and be— will impact your health care. and be e— will impact your health care. and in a week— will impact your health care. and in a week that— will impact your health care. and in a week that a- will impact your health care. and in a week that a 74- will impact your health care. and in a week that a 74 year old becomes king, a new report shows that more of us are working into our 70s. we'll be discussing when is the right time to retire. throughout the program . retire. throughout the program. let us know your thoughts on everything that we're talking about this morning. vaiews@gbnews.uk is the email address. but first of all, here is the news with rory smith .

is the news with rory smith. thank you very much, bev. the best— thank you very much, bev. the beeeee been — thank you very much, bev. the latest from the _ thank you very much, bev. the latest from the newsroom. bnebb— latest from the newsroom. british nationals hoping to flee seden— british nationals hoping to flee sneen beve— british nationals hoping to flee sudan have until— british nationals hoping to flee sudan have until noon local time to sudan have until noon local time be eeeeb— sudan have until noon local time be eeeeb en— sudan have until noon local time to catch an additional uk flight out to catch an additional uk flight ene ee— to catch an additional uk flight ene ee ebe— to catch an additional uk flight out of the war— to catch an additional uk flight out of the war torn country . it out of the war torn country. it ebb— out of the war torn country. it nbb deben— out of the war torn country. it will depart from _ out of the war torn country. it will depart from the eastern ebb— will depart from the eastern ebb ee— will depart from the eastern ebb ee ben— will depart from the eastern city of port sudan later this eeeenneen— city of port sudan later this afternoon and— city of port sudan later this afternoon and british nationals are afternoon and british nationals urged— afternoon and british nationals need be— afternoon and british nationals are urged to make their way to the are urged to make their way to be ebben— are urged to make their way to the airport ahead— are urged to make their way to the airport ahead of the midday deadbe— the airport ahead of the midday deadline. over— the airport ahead of the midday deadline. over 2000 people on 23 ebebee— deadline. over 2000 people on 23 ebebee beve— deadline. over 2000 people on 23 flights have been— deadline. over 2000 people on 23 flights have been evacuated so far, flights have been evacuated so een bee— flights have been evacuated so een bne ee— flights have been evacuated so far, but more than— flights have been evacuated so far, but more than 1000 british beeeben— far, but more than 1000 british passport holders— far, but more than 1000 british passport holders may remain . passport holders may remain. sudan-e— passport holders may remain. sneen-e army— passport holders may remain. sudan's army and the rival benenbben— sudan's army and the rival paramilitary force say they will exeene— paramilitary force say they will exeene e— paramilitary force say they will extend a ceasefire for a further 72 been— extend a ceasefire for a further 72 hours, which— extend a ceasefire for a further 72 hours, which was originally ene— 72 hours, which was originally be be— 72 hours, which was originally be be ene— 72 hours, which was originally due to end from _ 72 hours, which was originally due to end from this evening . due to end from this evening. bbe— due to end from this evening. bbe beyeb— due to end from this evening. the royal college of nursing eeye— the royal college of nursing eeye bee— the royal college of nursing eeye be be— the royal college of nursing says that its members who are ebbbe— says that its members who are ebbbg eeeey— says that its members who are striking today will return to bebb— striking today will return to been beebenee— striking today will return to help patients if— striking today will return to help patients if emergencies ense— help patients if emergencies . seen— help patients if emergencies arise . staff in— help patients if emergencies arise . staff in emergency arise. staff in emergency departments—

arise. staff in emergency departments and intensive care unbe— departments and intensive care nnbe ene— departments and intensive care units and cancer— departments and intensive care units and cancer care began beb— units and cancer care began ebeb ze— units and cancer care began their 28 hour— units and cancer care began their 28 hour strike action yeeeeneey— their 28 hour strike action yeeeeneey ,— their 28 hour strike action yesterday , which ends tonight. yesterday, which ends tonight. beeeben— yesterday, which ends tonight. matthew taylor,— yesterday, which ends tonight. matthew taylor, chief executive of matthew taylor, chief executive ee ebe — matthew taylor, chief executive ee ebe bbs— matthew taylor, chief executive of the nhs confederation, says ebbee— of the nhs confederation, says ebbee beve— of the nhs confederation, says strikes have taken a heavy toll on strikes have taken a heavy toll en eenbee— strikes have taken a heavy toll on services and— strikes have taken a heavy toll on services and urged unions to been— on services and urged unions to been bey— on services and urged unions to been bay eene— on services and urged unions to accept pay deals or s.n. members veeee— accept pay deals or s.n. members veeee ee— accept pay deals or s.n. members veeee ee reject— accept pay deals or s.n. members voted to reject the _ accept pay deals or s.n. members voted to reject the latest gevennenene— voted to reject the latest government offer. but the health seeneeen— government offer. but the health seeneeen says— government offer. but the health secretary says he's— government offer. but the health secretary says he's hopeful the ebebnee— secretary says he's hopeful the ebebnee een— secretary says he's hopeful the dispute can be— secretary says he's hopeful the dispute can be resolved this week— dispute can be resolved this week .— dispute can be resolved this week . ebe— dispute can be resolved this week . erg labour says the week. erg labour says the government's— week. erg labour says the government's decision to scale beek— government's decision to scale back benebne— government's decision to scale back housing targets could cost enene— back housing targets could cost renters an extra— back housing targets could cost renters an extra £200 a year by zom— renters an extra £200 a year by me bese— renters an extra £200 a year by 2030. last year,— renters an extra £200 a year by 2030. last year, rishi sunak neee— 2030. last year, rishi sunak neee ene— 2030. last year, rishi sunak made the target— 2030. last year, rishi sunak made the target of building booeoo — made the target of building 300,000 homes— made the target of building 300,000 homes a year in england eevben— 300,000 homes a year in england eevbeen eeenen— 300,000 homes a year in england advisory rather than— 300,000 homes a year in england advisory rather than mandatory . advisory rather than mandatory. bebenn— advisory rather than mandatory. bebenn says— advisory rather than mandatory. labour says this— advisory rather than mandatory. labour says this will cost enene— labour says this will cost renters an extra £208 a year by bebo— renters an extra £208 a year by zoeo b— renters an extra £208 a year by 2030 if current— renters an extra £208 a year by 2030 if current trends continue. bbe — 2030 if current trends continue. the government— 2030 if current trends continue. the government says it is ebenbbne— the government says it is clamping down- the government says it is clamping down on rogue landlords and bee— clamping down on rogue landlords and bee e— clamping down on rogue landlords and bee e been— clamping down on rogue landlords and has a plan to— clamping down on rogue landlords and has a plan to halve bebeeben— and has a plan to halve inflation an— and has a plan to halve inflation an to- and has a plan to halve inflation an to help millions of

beebbe— inflation an to help millions of beebbe ebb— inflation an to help millions of people with the— inflation an to help millions of people with the cost of rent. sbeeen— people with the cost of rent. shadow women— people with the cost of rent. shadow women and equality seeneeen— shadow women and equality secretary anneliese dodds says gevennenene— secretary anneliese dodds says government needs to help renters . ene— government needs to help renters . bbe beveb— government needs to help renters . bbe beveb ee— government needs to help renters . the level of home— government needs to help renters . the level of home building looks like it's going to fall to its lowest level since the second world war under conservative led governments and that's a big problem because people are already paying 42% of their income after tax in rent on average . so labour said we on average. so labour said we need to have a sensible approach to this. we need to be delivering those homes that people need. rishi sunak shouldn't have scrapped that target without anything else to go into its place . plans to ask go into its place. plans to ask the go into its place. plans to ask ebe bubb— go into its place. plans to ask ebe bnbbe ee— go into its place. plans to ask the public to pledge- gin f plans to ask the public to pledge their ebegbenee— the public to pledge their allegiance to— the public to pledge their allegiance to the king during the coronation— allegiance to the king during the coronation have been branded eeeenebe— the coronation have been branded eeeenebe ene— the coronation have been branded offensive and tone— the coronation have been branded offensive and tone deaf. this wee-eb— offensive and tone deaf. this week's ceremony— offensive and tone deaf. this week's ceremony will include the beneee— week's ceremony will include the beneee ee— week's ceremony will include the benege ee ene— week's ceremony will include the homage of the people which will see homage of the people which will ebe — homage of the people which will ebe bubbe— homage of the people which will see the public invited to swear an see the public invited to swear en eeen— see the public invited to swear en eeeb ee— see the public invited to swear an oath to king— see the public invited to swear an oath to king charles. but pressure group— an oath to king charles. but pressure group republic say that in pressure group republic say that b e— pressure group republic say that b e eeeneeneey— pressure group republic say that in a democracy it— pressure group republic say that in a democracy it is the head of eene— in a democracy it is the head of eeeee nbe— in a democracy it is the head of state who should— in a democracy it is the head of

state who should be swearing ebeebenee— state who should be swearing allegiance to _ state who should be swearing allegiance to the— state who should be swearing allegiance to the people, not be— allegiance to the people, not be eeben— allegiance to the people, not be eeben bey— allegiance to the people, not the other way around. lambeth bebeee— the other way around. lambeth bebeee eeye— the other way around. lambeth bebeee eeye b— the other way around. lambeth palace says it is— the other way around. lambeth palace says it is an invitation neeben— palace says it is an invitation neeben ben— palace says it is an invitation rather than a _ palace says it is an invitation rather than a request . 2% of all rather than a request. 2% of all jobs— rather than a request. 2% of all jobs ebb— rather than a request. 2% of all jobs nbb be— rather than a request. 2% of all jobs will be eliminated over the nexe— jobs will be eliminated over the nexe ebe— jobs will be eliminated over the next five years. _ jobs will be eliminated over the next five years. that's eeeenbne— next five years. that's according to - next five years. that's according to the world economic em,— according to the world economic eeenen nbbb— according to the world economic forum, which says— according to the world economic forum, which says there will be 14 forum, which says there will be be nbben— forum, which says there will be 14 million fewer— forum, which says there will be 14 million fewer jobs globally in 14 million fewer jobs globally b 2027— 14 million fewer jobs globally b 2027 ee— 14 million fewer jobs globally in 2027 as roles— 14 million fewer jobs globally in 2027 as roles become more eebenebeb— in 2027 as roles become more automated. data— in 2027 as roles become more automated. data shows the eeeeeee— automated. data shows the fastest declining roles will be eeeeeeeneb— fastest declining roles will be secretarial and— fastest declining roles will be secretarial and clerical , fastest declining roles will be secretarial and clerical, but eenenee— secretarial and clerical, but demands for— secretarial and clerical, but demands for self driving and ebeeene— demands for self driving and electric vehicle— demands for self driving and electric vehicle specialists are eeeebe— electric vehicle specialists are eeegbe eeeen — electric vehicle specialists are sought after. topping the list of sought after. topping the list ee ebe— sought after. topping the list ee ebe neee— sought after. topping the list of the most in—demand jobs for ebb— of the most in—demand jobs for be year— of the most in—demand jobs for be been .— of the most in—demand jobs for this year. former— of the most in—demand jobs for this year. former us president benebe— this year. former us president benebe bene— this year. former us president donald trump will touch down in seeebene— donald trump will touch down in scotland today. _ donald trump will touch down in scotland today. he's set to b— scotland today. he's set to arrive in aberdeen this morning to arrive in aberdeen this morning ee eeen— arrive in aberdeen this morning ee eben e— arrive in aberdeen this morning be eben e eee— arrive in aberdeen this morning to open a second golf course at many— to open a second golf course at many eebebe— to open a second golf course at many eebebe b— to open a second golf course at many estate in the— to open a second golf course at many estate in the north—east of the many estate in the north—east of bbe eeenen— many estate in the north—east of bbe eeenbby .— many estate in the north—east of bbe eeenbby. be— many estate in the north—east of the country. he was— many estate in the north—east of the country . he was last many estate in the north—east of the country. he was last in seebbene— the country. he was last in scotland in— the country. he was last in scotland in 2018 whilst he was in scotland in 2018 whilst he was b ebebe. — scotland in 2018 whilst he was b ebebe. be— scotland in 2018 whilst he was in office. he is— scotland in 2018 whilst he was in office. he is later expected to in office. he is later expected be neb— in office. he is later expected be ebeb bbe— in office. he is later expected to visit his course—

in office. he is later expected to visit his course in doonbeg on to visit his course in doonbeg en bebene-e— to visit his course in doonbeg on ireland's west— to visit his course in doonbeg on ireland's west coast. to visit his course in doonbeg on ireland's west coast . at on ireland's west coast. at bebee— on ireland's west coast. at bebee eee— on ireland's west coast. at police say the _ on ireland's west coast. at police say the man suspect of bbbne— police say the man suspect of bbbne bee— police say the man suspect of killing five of— police say the man suspect of killing five of his— police say the man suspect of killing five of his neighbours, bnebeebne— killing five of his neighbours, bnebeebne en— killing five of his neighbours, including an eight year old boy on including an eight year old boy en enene— including an eight year old boy on friday, could— including an eight year old boy on friday, could be anywhere. benee— on friday, could be anywhere. forces believe _ on friday, could be anywhere. forces believe francesco oropeza ebbeebee— forces believe francesco oropeza ebbeebee bbe— forces believe francesco oropeza attacked the family next door eebeb— attacked the family next door ebbeb being— attacked the family next door after being asked to stop firing after being asked to stop firing a semi—automatic weapon in his garden.— a semi—automatic weapon in his garden- thev've_ a semi—automatic weapon in his garden. they've widened the eeebeb— garden. they've widened the search area to— garden. they've widened the search area to a— garden. they've widened the search area to a 20 mile radius ebneee— search area to a 20 mile radius ebneee bbe— search area to a 20 mile radius around the town— search area to a 20 mile radius around the town of— search area to a 20 mile radius around the town of cleveland and to around the town of cleveland and be be— around the town of cleveland and be bbe nenb— around the town of cleveland and be bbe nenb eb— around the town of cleveland and to the north of houston . the fbi to the north of houston. the fbi eeee— to the north of houston. the fbi eeee bbe— to the north of houston. the fbi says the suspect— to the north of houston. the fbi says the suspect is— to the north of houston. the fbi says the suspect is armed and eeneeeeee— says the suspect is armed and eengebeee ee— says the suspect is armed and dangerous as the _ says the suspect is armed and dangerous as the commons speaker eeee— dangerous as the commons speaker eeee bbe— dangerous as the commons speaker eeye bbe bing— dangerous as the commons speaker says, the king will— dangerous as the commons speaker says, the king will unite the commonwealth— says, the king will unite the commonwealth ahead of hosting the commonwealth ahead of hosting bbe neenebeb— commonwealth ahead of hosting the monarch this— commonwealth ahead of hosting the monarch this week . sir the monarch this week. sir ebneeee— the monarch this week. sir lindsay hoyle— the monarch this week. sir lindsay hoyle has welcomed back the lindsay hoyle has welcomed back bbe bbb— lindsay hoyle has welcomed back bbe bbb ebebe— lindsay hoyle has welcomed back the 17th state coach— lindsay hoyle has welcomed back the 17th state coach as it eeeeneb— the 17th state coach as it beebneb be— the 17th state coach as it returns to the _ the 17th state coach as it returns to the palace of westminster— returns to the palace of westminster for the first time ebee— westminster for the first time zoos. — westminster for the first time since 2005. well— westminster for the first time since 2005. well tomorrow, cbenee— since 2005. well tomorrow, charles and _ since 2005. well tomorrow, charles and camilla will be beebee— charles and camilla will be beebee by— charles and camilla will be hosted by sir— charles and camilla will be hosted by sir lindsay as they neeb— hosted by sir lindsay as they neeb ebb— hosted by sir lindsay as they meet with the _ hosted by sir lindsay as they meet with the prime minister and ebneebben— meet with the prime minister and opposition leader.— meet with the prime minister and opposition leader. just four

ebee— opposition leader. just four eeye beeeee— opposition leader. just four days before the— opposition leader. just four days before the historic ceremony. the speaker said king cbenee-e— ceremony. the speaker said king cbenee-e eben— ceremony. the speaker said king charles's reign will— ceremony. the speaker said king charles's reign will bring a new bebebbenebbb— charles's reign will bring a new relationship between parliament and be— relationship between parliament and the monarchy— relationship between parliament and the monarchy . : and the monarchy. what i would say it's a grown up recognition of democracy in this country that we still have a monarch that we still have a monarch that plays his part. we don't have a president. we have a monarch. and i've got to say that we have a new monarch. and i think that will be a new relationship. and a new development— and a new development between the relationship. and a new- development between the elected beeee— development between the elected beeee ene— development between the elected beeee and be— development between the elected house and the monarch himself . house and the monarch himself. bees— house and the monarch himself. bees eb— house and the monarch himself. ipsis gb news. we'll— house and the monarch himself. c15 \ we'll bring house and the monarch himself. [15 \e we'll bring you ipsis gb news. we'll bring you be be— ipsis gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens.— [15 \e we'll bring you more as it happens. now though, it's more as it happens. now though, we beek— more as it happens. now though, be back be— more as it happens. now though, it's back to bev— more as it happens. now though, it's back to bev and . it's back to bev and. tom i ebee— it's back to bev and. tom i good morning. - it's back to bev and. tom . good morning. thank. it's back to bev and. tom good morning. thank you for joining you're watching joining us. yes, you're watching to joining us. yes, you're watching be-bebnb— joining us. yes, you're watching be-bebnb-eb- joining us. yes, you're watching to-point-gb news. joining us. yes, you're watching. to-point-gb news and to the point here on gb news and enene— to the point here on gb news and prime minister— to the point here on gb news and prime minister rishi— to the point here on gb news and prime minister rishi sunaks eeebeben— prime minister rishi sunaks eeebeben be— prime minister rishi sunaks decision to scale back housing bebeebe— decision to scale back housing targets-indeed— decision to scale back housing targets indeed abolish them, targets or indeed abolish them, neneeben— targets or indeed abolish them, mandatory-e— targets or indeed abolish them, mandatory-, that- targets or indeed abolish them, mandatory , that is, mandatory targets, that is, eeebe— mandatory targets, that is, eeebe eeeb— mandatory targets, that is, could cost renters an extra £200

a could cost renters an extra £200 eeen— could cost renters an extra £200 wear by— could cost renters an extra £200 wear by zeeo. — could cost renters an extra £200 a year by 2030. that's what the bebeeb— a year by 2030. that's what the bebeeb bene-e— a year by 2030. that's what the labour party's claimed. so the ebneebbben— labour party's claimed. so the opposition promised to never treat tenants like second class citizens, suggesting that sunaks approach to planning will lead to lowest rate of to the lowest rate of housebuilding since second housebuilding since the second world well, joining us now world war. well, joining us now to world war. well, joining us now be ebeeeee— world war. well, joining us now to discuss this— world war. well, joining us now to discuss this further,- to discuss this further, bebbbeb— to discuss this further, political commentator piers bebbbneeb— political commentator piers pottinger. still _ political commentator piers pottinger still with and pottinger is still with us. and eeene— pottinger is still with us. and eeene ,— pottinger is still with us. and eeene , ._ pottinger is still with us. and piers , i think— pottinger is still with us. and piers , i think the labour party piers, i think the labour party nbebb— piers, i think the labour party enbebb be— piers, i think the labour party nbebb be en— piers, i think the labour party nbebb be en be— piers, i think the labour party might be on to something here beee— might be on to something here because-housing- might be on to something here because housing crisis in because the housing crisis in be— because the housing crisis in be eeenbn— because the housing crisis in this country is— because the housing crisis in this country is severe . “iii; this country is severe. there's no eeebb— this country is severe. there's no doubt about it. people are suffering, particularly the young looking to buy their first houses. and even people trying to find places they can rent at any kind of decent accommodation for a reasonable price. but equally , the labour party very, equally, the labour party very, very be careful how they put forward statistics and i noticed earlier in your programme and eliza dodds omitted to talk about the labour party's own record in building houses and only referred to statistics about under the conservatives .

about under the conservatives. that and again with the labour party, they say basically they've said we're going to build more houses and make rent more available for everyone . and more available for everyone. and without saying how they're going to pay for it, where they're going to build the houses and how many houses, i think there's no detail in the policy. it's important to note there have been— important to note there have been bbbee— important to note there have been three attempts at planning eeenn— been three attempts at planning reform—decade.- reform in the last decade. ebee— reform in the last decade. bbeb, ebe— reform in the last decade. first, the-boles- reform in the last decade. first, the boles reforms. first, the nick boles reforms. beek— first, the nick boles reforms. beeb b— first, the nick boles reforms. back in zo— first, the nick boles reforms. back in 20 1213. _ first, the nick boles reforms. back in 20 1213. they were eebeebee— back in 20 1213. they were eebeebee by— back in 20 1213. they were defeated by the - back in 20 1213. they were defeated by the lib dems and the bebeee— defeated by the lib dems and the bebeee-ene— defeated by the lib dems and the labour-and indeed- defeated by the lib dems and the labour and indeed some labour party and indeed some beebbeneb— labour party and indeed somei backbench_the backbench tories and then the generic— backbench tories and then the generic-eeen- backbench tories and then the generic again defeated generic reforms again defeated by generic reforms again defeated inf—ws— generic reforms again defeated be—bbe ene- generic reforms again defeated by_mps and some. by opposition mps and some beebbeneb— by opposition mps and some backbench branded by the backbench tories branded by the bebeee— backbench tories branded by the bebeeb bene— backbench tories branded by the bebeeb bene ee— backbench tories branded by the labour party as a— backbench tories branded by the labour party as a developer's ebeebee— labour party as a developer's ebeebee .— labour party as a developer's ebeebee . ane— labour party as a developer's charter. and then even the most eeneeb— charter. and then even the most eeneeb ebbenbb— charter. and then even the most recent attempt at— charter. and then even the most recent attempt at slight liberalisation were again eebeebee— liberalisation were again defeated by— liberalisation were again defeated by another , one might defeated by another, one might say,— defeated by another, one might say, anti—growth— defeated by another, one might say, anti—growth coalition say, anti —growth coalition beebbeneb— say, anti—growth coalition backbench tories, lib dems and eebeeb— backbench tories, lib dems and eebeeb beee— backbench tories, lib dems and eebeeb ebee .— backbench tories, lib dems and labour mps . given— backbench tories, lib dems and labour mps . given their record labour mps. given their record in labour mps. given their record b be— labour mps. given their record in bbe beeb— labour mps. given their record in the last ten— labour mps. given their record in the last ten years, how can ebee— in the last ten years, how can be eee— in the last ten years, how can be say be— in the last ten years, how can they say this stuff— in the last ten years, how can they say this stuff now? “43?" they say this stuff now? yeah, i ._ they say this stuff now? yeah, i . bbbnb— they say this stuff now? yeah, i mean, i think it's i mean, they've seen an opportunity. they're trying to do something populist. we have the local

elections coming up this week. as we know , and it sounds good. as we know, and it sounds good. i mean, it's but when you as as so often with the labour party analyse what they're saying, it's pie in the sky. it's a utopian promise, it's not really any kind of policy. it's a wish . i suppose we have to see the beee— . i suppose we have to see the eeeb eebeb— . i suppose we have to see the real detail of— . i suppose we have to see the real detail of that— . i suppose we have to see the real detail of that ,_ i suppose we have to see the real detail of that , of that real detail of that, of that beennbe— real detail of that, of that planning reform. so, so ebebebb— planning reform. so, so difficult to _ planning reform. so, so difficult to deliver. “n?“«e/ difficult to deliver. thank you. eeene. — difficult to deliver. thank you. pierce. now the uk will run an additional evacuation flight from port sudan today. the foreign and foreign commonwealth and development said development office has said british sudan british nationals fleeing sudan have until midday to reach an airport to be processed for that additional flight. so joining us now for the latest on this story is defence editor of the evening standard, fox. good standard, robert fox. good morning , robert. why might we morning, robert. why might we think there would still be brits there that haven't yet managed to escape? what might the reasons for that be? well i think there will be people possibly really entitled to come

to britain still left behind after this flight has gone. it's such a mess and a terrifying— it's such a mess and a terrifying mess in places like bbeneen— terrifying mess in places like khartoum and— terrifying mess in places like khartoum and further over to the weee— khartoum and further over to the eeeb ebene— khartoum and further over to the west where really— khartoum and further over to the west where really very serious ebb— west where really very serious ebb eee— west where really very serious civil war fighting— west where really very serious civil war fighting has broken out civil war fighting has broken eeb again— civil war fighting has broken eeb been, by— civil war fighting has broken out again, by all accounts in beneb— out again, by all accounts in we . — out again, by all accounts in we . beb— out again, by all accounts in darfur. but it's— out again, by all accounts in darfur. but it's been very difficult to reach these people, very dangerous to go in, no question, of a rescue mission of even the small rescue missions that happened in kabul two years ago when there was the collapse there, when the taliban took over. i there, when the taliban took over . i think there, when the taliban took over. i think that what there, when the taliban took over . i think that what they're over. i think that what they're doing— over. i think that what they're being be— over. i think that what they're doing be be— i think that what they're doing is that they're winding eeen— doing is that they're winding eeen beb— doing is that they're winding eeen bee very— doing is that they're winding down for very obvious reasons . down for very obvious reasons. ebb— down for very obvious reasons. be be— down for very obvious reasons. be be be— down for very obvious reasons. this is the flight— down for very obvious reasons. this is the flight they say they een-b— this is the flight they say they can't envisage— this is the flight they say they can't envisage another one, but ebn — can't envisage another one, but ebn ee— can't envisage another one, but ebn ebee-be— can't envisage another one, but i'm sure they're on— can't envisage another one, but i'm sure they're on standby for some measure to— i'm sure they're on standby for some measure to get people out. but some measure to get people out. beb b— some measure to get people out. beb b eeebe— some measure to get people out. but it would be— some measure to get people out. but it would be from port sudan on but it would be from port sudan en en ebe— but it would be from port sudan on on the coast.— but it would be from port sudan on on the coast. they can't rescue from khartoum because bbeebeeen— rescue from khartoum because khartoum seems— rescue from khartoum because khartoum seems to be a

battleground— khartoum seems to be a battleground now. “in; but there battleground now. yes. but there will battleground now. yes. but there ebb be— battleground now. “in; but there will be contingencies still. and on will be contingencies still. and en ebee,— will be contingencies still. and en bbeb, bbn— will be contingencies still. and on that, i'm trying to sort of ebne— on that, i'm trying to sort of ebne eeb— on that, i'm trying to sort of ebne eeb ebe— on that, i'm trying to sort of find out the what is actually going— find out the what is actually going en— find out the what is actually going en bn— find out the what is actually going on in the— find out the what is actually going on in the ground, because ebene— going on in the ground, because ebene ebe— going on in the ground, because there are varying— going on in the ground, because there are varying reports of a eeeeeebe— there are varying reports of a ceasefire that— there are varying reports of a ceasefire that has ostensibly been— ceasefire that has ostensibly been extended. _ ceasefire that has ostensibly been extended. ege " been extended. but again, a lot of fighting still going on. is anyone in control ? well no, it's anyone in control? well no, it's very high powered mobster ism. thatis very high powered mobster ism. that is the best description of beebbe— that is the best description of beebbe bbeb— that is the best description of people that really know sudan are describing— people that really know sudan are describing it.— people that really know sudan are describing it. and this is bbgbbenbne— are describing it. and this is frightening because actually ebene— frightening because actually ebene bee— frightening because actually there has been— frightening because actually there has been on and off civil eenebeb— there has been on and off civil conflict from _ there has been on and off civil conflict from you _ there has been on and off civil conflict from you and i have ebeeeeeee— conflict from you and i have discussed this. _ conflict from you and i have discussed this. i— conflict from you and i have discussed this. i think on gb beee— discussed this. i think on gb news earlier— discussed this. i think on gb news earlier last week that it bee— news earlier last week that it bee been— news earlier last week that it has been fractured ever since seden— has been fractured ever since been beeenee— has been fractured ever since sudan became independent . in sudan became independent. in beee.— sudan became independent. in beee. ane— sudan became independent. in 1956. and this— sudan became independent. in 1956. and this is— sudan became independent. in 1956. and this is a— sudan became independent. in 1956. and this is a thing that we 1956. and this is a thing that be really— 1956. and this is a thing that be really be— 1956. and this is a thing that we really do have to confront beee— we really do have to confront because somalia— we really do have to confront because somalia is in a dreadful ebebe— because somalia is in a dreadful ebebe. ebene— because somalia is in a dreadful state. there are— because somalia is in a dreadful state. there are whole areas of beee— state. there are whole areas of ebeeb abbe— state. there are whole areas of west africa where _ state. there are whole areas of

west africa where there has been a west africa where there has been e bbbbbeb — west africa where there has been a british interest— west africa where there has been a british interest and there are eenbbnebne— a british interest and there are continuing british commercial bnbebeebe— continuing british commercial bnbebeebe be— continuing british commercial interests, it must— continuing british commercial interests, it must say, and we be— interests, it must say, and we be neb— interests, it must say, and we be neb ebee— interests, it must say, and we it's not that we— interests, it must say, and we it's not that we haven't thought ebeeb— it's not that we haven't thought ebeeb be.— it's not that we haven't thought about it. there— it's not that we haven't thought about it. there are— it's not that we haven't thought about it. there are experts in be— about it. there are experts in bbe eebeben— about it. there are experts in the foreign commonwealth and eeeebebnenb— the foreign commonwealth and development office who really are aware of this,— development office who really are aware of this, but it is really— are aware of this, but it is really be— are aware of this, but it is neeby be e— are aware of this, but it is really it's a wicked problem ebee— really it's a wicked problem bbeb be— really it's a wicked problem bbeb be e— really it's a wicked problem that is a problem that presents no immediate— that is a problem that presents no immediate solutions. to what ebene.— no immediate solutions. to what exbenb. bebebb— no immediate solutions. to what exbenb. beben .— no immediate solutions. to what extent, robert , is— no immediate solutions. to what extent, robert , is this a proxy extent, robert, is this a proxy war or a bit like ukraine? we've drawn the parallels to some extent. we've got the wagner group out in sudan helping one out of the forces , and we've got out of the forces, and we've got obviously western nations nervously watching on and wondering where this goes next. should we be worried ? yes, we should we be worried? yes, we should be worried, but it is not a proxy war, though, bev, you got it absolutely right. there are proxy players, if- got it absolutely right. there are proxy players, if i- gezze g there are proxy players, if i can put it are proxy players, if i can put be be— are proxy players, if i can put be be ebee.— are proxy players, if i can put it like that. it's— are proxy players, if i can put it like that. it's not the proxy eebnee bbe— it like that. it's not the proxy sponsor, the sponsors driving bbeb— sponsor, the sponsors driving bbeb bbexbee— sponsor, the sponsors driving their proxies that— sponsor, the sponsors driving their proxies that are driving their proxies that are driving the conflict— their proxies that are driving the conflict ._ their proxies that are driving the conflict . there's enough in the conflict. there's enough in it

the conflict. there's enough in be ee— the conflict. there's enough in be ee ebee— the conflict. there's enough in be ee bbeb be— the conflict. there's enough in it of that is highly combustible nebebbeb— it of that is highly combustible nebebbeb ee— it of that is highly combustible material as we've— it of that is highly combustible material as we've been ebeeeeebne— material as we've been discussing inside sudan itself . discussing inside sudan itself. but discussing inside sudan itself. beb ebene-e— discussing inside sudan itself. but there's one— discussing inside sudan itself. but there's one element that it beek— but there's one element that it comes back into— but there's one element that it comes back into this that should be exbbeneb— comes back into this that should be extremely worrying and that is be extremely worrying and that be ebnee— be extremely worrying and that is extreme islamism. which of bbeee— is extreme islamism. which of bbeee bee— is extreme islamism. which of these two warlord— is extreme islamism. which of these two warlord leaders, the beeeeb— these two warlord leaders, the beeeeb ee— these two warlord leaders, the leader of the _ these two warlord leaders, the leader of the rapid support bee— leader of the rapid support be ebe— leader of the rapid support force, who is— leader of the rapid support force, who is trying to take ee bbe — force, who is trying to take over, or the commander of the eeene— over, or the commander of the eeene be— over, or the commander of the eenb, be going— over, or the commander of the eenb, be going be— over, or the commander of the army, is going to play the bebeenbeb— army, is going to play the islamist card— army, is going to play the islamist card ?_ army, is going to play the islamist card ? this is was islamist card? this is was a ebene— islamist card? this is was a strong element— islamist card? this is was a strong element inside the beeebbbe— strong element inside the horrible dictatorship of omar eb—beebbn— horrible dictatorship of omar al—bashir. there— horrible dictatorship of omar al—bashir. there are his bebeenbeb— al—bashir. there are his islamist supporters . which side islamist supporters. which side ebb— islamist supporters. which side ebb ebee— islamist supporters. which side ebb be 90— islamist supporters. which side ebb be 90 be— islamist supporters. which side will they go to because that een-b— will they go to because that een-b be— will they go to because that won't be confined to sudan. it really— won't be confined to sudan. it really bee— won't be confined to sudan. it eeeby bee e— won't be confined to sudan. it really has a global implication beee— really has a global implication because remember khartoum was the because remember khartoum was bbe ee— because remember khartoum was bbe eb— because remember khartoum was bbe eb ebe— because remember khartoum was the one of the first— because remember khartoum was the one of the first host cities to the one of the first host cities be eeene— the one of the first host cities be eeeene bbn— the one of the first host cities to osama bin laden . yeah. and to osama bin laden. yeah. and it's to osama bin laden. yeah. and be eb— to osama bin laden. yeah. and be eb eb— to osama bin laden. yeah. and it's all of that— to osama bin laden. yeah. and it's all of that story. we're neb— it's all of that story. we're neb eeb— it's all of that story. we're neb eeb ebb— it's all of that story. we're not cut off for— it's all of that story. we're not cut off for it. russians are playing— not cut off for it. russians are beeebne bbeeeeb— not cut off for it. russians are playing through the wagner group ebene— playing through the wagner group bbeee ee— playing through the wagner group there are other— playing through the wagner group there are other sponsors . and, there are other sponsors. and, of course, china— there are other sponsors. and, of course, china will be eebebbne— of course, china will be watching. china will be watching

ebeeb— watching. china will be watching ebeeb ebe— watching. china will be watching about the destabilisation of a eeeben— about the destabilisation of a eeeben ebee— about the destabilisation of a region bbeb be— about the destabilisation of a region that it is— about the destabilisation of a region that it is trying to bebne— region that it is trying to bring beee— region that it is trying to bring into its— region that it is trying to bring into its orbit. increasingly and being increasingly- increasingly and being increasingly successful . “413?" increasingly successful. yeah, ebeebebebe— increasingly successful. yeah, absolutely. fascinating mix of things there on the day that the leader of isis has been reportedly assassinated by turkey, could this be a new hotbed of islamist terrorism ? hotbed of islamist terrorism? really, really concerning stuff there. interesting robert fox, thank you. thank you. right. you've been getting- thank you. thank you. right. you've been getting in- you've been getting in touch. we bevbne— you've been getting in touch. we were having this— you've been getting in touch. we were having this debate, weren't we, were having this debate, weren't ebeeb— were having this debate, weren't we, about whether— were having this debate, weren't we, about whether you should be eeeeebne— we, about whether you should be swearing allegiance, sat around your— swearing allegiance, sat around your family— swearing allegiance, sat around your family table— swearing allegiance, sat around your family table on saturday benebbbne— your family table on saturday benebbbne ,— your family table on saturday lunchtime , you— your family table on saturday lunchtime , you know, raising a lunchtime, you know, raising a beee— lunchtime, you know, raising a bee eeeeebne— lunchtime, you know, raising a glass swearing allegiance to the king— glass swearing allegiance to the king ebe-e— glass swearing allegiance to the king ebe-e ene— glass swearing allegiance to the king who's only been there for ebe— king who's only been there for five minutes.— king who's only been there for five minutes. and— king who's only been there for five minutes. and whether he has een-beeebe— five minutes. and whether he has won loyalty unconditionally won your loyalty unconditionally --aceves_ won your loyalty unconditionally .-aceves-these- won your loyalty unconditionally . aceves these people . yet, aceves said, these people ebe— . yet, aceves said, these people ebe eenb— . yet, aceves said, these people ebe eenb be— . yet, aceves said, these people who want to abolish the monarchy beebebb— who want to abolish the monarchy probably-realise— who want to abolish the monarchy probably realise the probably don't realise that the ebnee— probably don't realise that the armed-swore— probably don't realise that the armed swore their loyalty armed forces swore their loyalty to armed forces swore their loyalty be bbe — armed forces swore their loyalty be bbe ceeebn — armed forces swore their loyalty to the crown and— armed forces swore their loyalty to the crown and to to the crown and not to parliament,— to the crown and not to parliament, which why we've parliament, which is why we've nevee-bbbbee— parliament, which is why we've never-hitlerla- parliament, which is why we've never hitler a putin in never had a hitler or a putin in bbbe— never had a hitler or a putin in ebb-beee— never had a hitler or a putin in this-good point.- never had a hitler or a putin in this good point. yeah. this country. good point. yeah. ane— this country. good point. yeah. aneleebbeee— this country. good point. yeah. and suppose that's the and i suppose that that's the bee. — and i suppose that that's the bee. -neb— and i suppose that that's the idea. -not swearing. idea. you're not swearing necessarily him as an necessarily to him as an individual, but to this institution that i think so institution an that i think so many people believe in. but

rebecca to rebecca has written in to say people go to people would not dare go to another country , for example, in another country, for example, in africa and say something bad about their traditions . so don't about their traditions. so don't do here. but that's the do it here. but that's the bebnb. — do it here. but that's the point. rebecca - 26 l “bib:i; but that's the point. rebecca that's 2:i l “bib:i; but that's the point. rebecca that's why 2:i l “bib:i but that's the point. rebecca that's why we're ebbbeeenb: — point. rebecca that's why we're different, right?— point. rebecca that's why we're different, right? we're allowed to different, right? we're allowed be-be— different, right? we're allowed to .to .critical- different, right? we're allowed to to critical debate to say to have critical debate ebeeb— to say to have critical debate ebeeb bbeee— to say to have critical debate about these issues, particularly on about these issues, particularly en-ebenneb— about these issues, particularly on-channel. that's- about these issues, particularly on channel. that's what we on this channel. that's what we beve- — on this channel. that's what we beve- b— on this channel. that's what we beve- b eneen— on this channel. that's what we love. i mean, look— on this channel. that's what we love. i mean, look at tom and i. be— love. i mean, look at tom and i. ebe-eeeb— love. i mean, look at tom and i. ebe-eeen ebbee— love. i mean, look at tom and i. we-each other off- love. i mean, look at tom and i. we each other off screen. we hate each other off screen. b-en — we hate each other off screen. b-en tebbne— we hate each other off screen. b-en tebbne :— we hate each other off screen. i'm joking , really,— we hate each other off screen. i'm joking , really, but we don't i'm joking, really, but we don't eeeee— i'm joking, really, but we don't eeeee en— i'm joking, really, but we don't agree on everything. but that's the agree on everything. but that's bbe bene:— agree on everything. but that's bbe bebnb: bee-b— agree on everything. but that's the point, isn't it?— agree on everything. but that's the point, isn't it? ronaldo eebb— the point, isn't it? ronaldo eebe: b— the point, isn't it? ronaldo said, i swore— the point, isn't it? ronaldo said, i swore allegiance to the eeenn— said, i swore allegiance to the eeenn-beee:— said, i swore allegiance to the crown-1960, and _ said, i swore allegiance to the crown 1960, and i've always crown in 1960, and i've always been— crown in 1960, and i've always been lstaunch _ crown in 1960, and i've always been staunch royalist. been a staunch royalist. this ebeeb— been a staunch royalist. thisi ebeeb—nee week is about happiness, not eebbbebeen — week is about happiness, not eebbbebeen eb— week is about happiness, not criticism of our— week is about happiness, not criticism of our heritage and been— criticism of our heritage and teen bee— criticism of our heritage and jason has actually written in bveeeene— jason has actually written in everyone seems— jason has actually written in everyone seems to be in eeeeeenenb— everyone seems to be in agreement who's written in this eneenbneb — agreement who's written in this morning? what's— agreement who's written in this morning? i“ morning? what's the problem in an if you live here, you an oath if you live here, you should take it. if not, off you go. i suppose people could always vote with their feet . always vote with their feet. it's about the sort of it's just about the sort of bebbbne— it's just about the sort of putting words— it's just about the sort of putting words in the mouths of beebbe— putting words in the mouths of beebbe ebe— putting words in the mouths of beebbe ebe bb-e— putting words in the mouths of people who it's just not a very bebbbeb— people who it's just not a very bebbbeb bbbne— people who it's just not a very british thing to— people who it's just not a very british thing to do. tom i just eeeen— british thing to do. tom i just eeeen ene— british thing to do. tom i just queen and the— british thing to do. tom i just queen and the queen never asked us queen and the queen never asked ee be— queen and the queen never asked ee be ebb— queen and the queen never asked us to sit around— queen and the queen never asked us to sit around and— queen and the queen never asked us to sit around and swear , us to sit around and swear, bbeeebe— us to sit around and swear, bbbeeeby sav— us to sit around and swear, literally say out— us to sit around and swear,

literally say out loud that we swear allegiance— literally say out loud that we swear allegiance to the crown. bene— swear allegiance to the crown. bene en— swear allegiance to the crown. hang bene— swear allegiance to the crown. hang hang en— swear allegiance to the crown. hang on, hang on. bev- swear allegiance to the crown. hang on, hang on. bev what's our national anthem? it's just weird. what's our national anthem? yeah, but i quite like a sing song. isn't like a sing. precisely. the whole country together, singing save this particular individual . it's the. particular individual. it's the. it's the idea of a sort- particular individual. it's the. it's the idea of a sort of- f “2 . 2 it's the. it's the idea of a sort of blind bebbbe— it's the idea of a sort of blind loyalty .— it's the idea of a sort of blind beyebbe . seeb— it's the idea of a sort of blind loyalty . see? and— it's the idea of a sort of blind loyalty . see? and do you know loyalty. see? and do you know ebeeb— loyalty. see? and do you know ebeeb b— loyalty. see? and do you know ebeeb b beee— loyalty. see? and do you know what? i know there are some of you— what? i know there are some of you eeb— what? i know there are some of you eeb ebene— what? i know there are some of you out there who— what? i know there are some of you out there who are cynical ene— you out there who are cynical ene eeebbbeeb— you out there who are cynical and sceptical like— you out there who are cynical and sceptical like i am, so beeeee— and sceptical like i am, so please email— and sceptical like i am, so please email in- and sceptical like i am, so please email in and back me up, een-b— please email in and back me up, een-b beee— please email in and back me up, een-b you? eb— please email in and back me up, won't you? gb views at gb news .uk won't you? gb views at gb news be be— won't you? gb views at gb news be be be— won't you? gb views at gb news .uk is the email— won't you? gb views at gb news .uk is the email address or is going— .uk is the email address or is eebnelbe— .uk is the email address or is going-be taken— .uk is the email address or is going be taken the mickey out going to be taken the mickey out of going to be taken the mickey out eb ene— going to be taken the mickey out eb ne eb— going to be taken the mickey out of me all morning?— going to be taken the mickey out of me all morning? it's much ben— of me all morning? it's much ben be— of me all morning? it's much more fun to have— of me all morning? it's much more fun to have back. it's more fun to have a back. it's eneeb— more fun to have a back. it's much more fun,— more fun to have a back. it's much more fun, right? the final beebeeebbene— much more fun, right? the final preparations are— much more fun, right? the final preparations are course preparations are of course eneeeeee— underway for the king's coronation _ underway for the king's- coronation -experts have coronation yes. and experts have predicted celebrations will coronation yes. and experts have predideliver celebrations will coronation yes. and experts have predideliver a celebrations will coronation yes. and experts have predideliver a £1lebrations will coronation yes. and experts have predideliver a £1 billion ns will coronation yes. and experts have predideliver a £1 billion boostl help deliver a £1 billion boost to economy , with tourists to the economy, with tourists flying from all over the flying in from all over the world and 62 million pints predicted to be consumed. not just work that out , 62 million. just work that out, 62 million. we're joined on this by royal commentator— we're joined on this by royal commentator richard fitzwilliams. and from buckingham palace, our royal

eebeebee— buckingham palace, our royal eebeebee :— buckingham palace, our royal reporter , cameron walker. good reporter, cameron walker. good eneenbne— reporter, cameron walker. good eneenbne be— reporter, cameron walker. good morning be you— reporter, cameron walker. good morning to you both. richard eeeeebeee— morning to you both. richard regardless of— morning to you both. richard regardless of whether you kind of regardless of whether you kind eb ebb— regardless of whether you kind eb ebb bebb— regardless of whether you kind of sit back and— regardless of whether you kind of sit back and admit that in be— of sit back and admit that in bbe zbeb— of sit back and admit that in the 21st century,— of sit back and admit that in the 21st century, the royal bebbb— the 21st century, the royal family doesn't— the 21st century, the royal family doesn't really stand up to family doesn't really stand up be bebbbeb— family doesn't really stand up be beebeeb :— family doesn't really stand up to logical , rational scrutiny in to logical, rational scrutiny in wav— to logical, rational scrutiny in wav- bee— to logical, rational scrutiny in some way . hey, you can still buy some way. hey, you can still buy beee— some way. hey, you can still buy bnbe ebe— some way. hey, you can still buy bnbe bbe beee— some way. hey, you can still buy into the idea that— some way. hey, you can still buy into the idea that this is a weekend— into the idea that this is a weekend of— into the idea that this is a weekend of celebration and trying— weekend of celebration and beybne be— weekend of celebration and beybne be bene— weekend of celebration and trying to bring the country beeebbee— trying to bring the country beeebbee. — trying to bring the country together . oh,- trying to bring the country together . o“ l g:i: “g trying to bring the country together. l g:i: “g trying to bring the country together. g:i: “g together. oh, it's going to be a fantastic weekend. and i mean, this is fantastic weekend. and i mean, bbbe be why— fantastic weekend. and i mean, this is why we've— fantastic weekend. and i mean, this is why we've had- f 2 and i mean, this is why we've had over the beee— this is why we've had over the beee bee— this is why we've had over the past few weeks— this is why we've had over the past few weeks all these drip beeee— past few weeks all these drip beeee eb— past few weeks all these drip feeds of different pieces of information— feeds of different pieces of information about what is going to information about what is going be be— information about what is going be be e— information about what is going be be e enbeee— information about what is going to be a unique event. we haven't bee— to be a unique event. we haven't bee e— to be a unique event. we haven't had a coronation— to be a unique event. we haven't had a coronation for— to be a unique event. we haven't had a coronation for 70 years yet— had a coronation for 70 years eeb . — had a coronation for 70 years eeb . b— had a coronation for 70 years yet . bb ebee— had a coronation for 70 years yet . it goes back- had a coronation for 70 years yet . it goes back to- had a coronation for 70 years yet. i d d i“ yet. it goes back to edgar in 973 ad and bath . so you're 973 ad and bath. so you're really dealing— 973 ad and bath. so you're really dealing with- 93 ' "j e“2 so you're really dealing with something ebee-e— really dealing with something that's linked— really dealing with something that's linked to— really dealing with something that's linked to tradition and bbebeee— that's linked to tradition and bbebeee :— that's linked to tradition and history , which— that's linked to tradition and history , which is a sacred history, which is a sacred ceremony . and- history, which is a sacred ceremony . ' history, which is a sacred ceremony. history, which is a sacred- ceremony . and also, i have to ceremony. and also, i have to say from my point of view, anthropologically fascinating because what it does , it holds because what it does, it holds up a mirror to a particular era

. in 1953, this was very much ebe— . in 1953, this was very much bbe ebeebee— . in 1953, this was very much the clerics and— . in 1953, this was very much the clerics and the- in 1953, this was very much the clerics and the peers, and it the clerics and the peers, and be eee— the clerics and the peers, and be ebe— the clerics and the peers, and it was the launch— the clerics and the peers, and it was the launch of television . be— it was the launch of television . bb eee— it was the launch of television . it was perhaps— it was the launch of television . it was perhaps the greatest royal— . it was perhaps the greatest royal spectacle— . it was perhaps the greatest royal spectacle ever staged, or eb— royal spectacle ever staged, or eb been.— royal spectacle ever staged, or eb bbeen. — royal spectacle ever staged, or one of them. here,- royal spectacle ever staged, or one of them. bib:i royal spectacle ever staged, or one of them. bi bi g:i: one of them. here, we've got something that reflects the more contemporary and diverse society, but also maintains the core core religious message farage the oath, the sacred anointing and also will draw a country together over the three day weekend. i think it's a benbeebbe— day weekend. i think it's a fantastic bargain- day weekend. i think it's a fantastic bargain .- 2e 2 i think it's a fantastic bargain . cameron one fantastic bargain. cameron one of fantastic bargain. cameron one eb ebe— fantastic bargain. cameron one of the headlines— fantastic bargain. cameron one of the headlines which we've beeee— of the headlines which we've beeee eb— of the headlines which we've heard of this— of the headlines which we've heard of this morning, is the beee— heard of this morning, is the beeb ebee— heard of this morning, is the fact that harry— heard of this morning, is the fact that harry still hasn't eeveebee— fact that harry still hasn't revealed his— fact that harry still hasn't revealed his travel plans. what is revealed his travel plans. what be be— revealed his travel plans. what be be playing— revealed his travel plans. what be be playing .— revealed his travel plans. what be be playing . ab— revealed his travel plans. what is he playing . at begum ? well, is he playing. at begum? well, we expect him really to- “g p g , well, we expect him really to only be in we expect him really to only be be be— we expect him really to only be be bbe eeenbee— we expect him really to only be in the country for— we expect him really to only be in the country for 24 hours or eb— in the country for 24 hours or oe eeeeee— in the country for 24 hours or so. of course ,_ in the country for 24 hours or so. of course , it's- in the country for 24 hours or so. of course , it's going to be so. of course, it's going to be be— so. of course, it's going to be bbe ebeeb— so. of course, it's going to be the first time— so. of course, it's going to be the first time we're seeing him bebbb— the first time we're seeing him ebbb bbe— the first time we're seeing him with his extended— the first time we're seeing him with his extended family members : bebnee— with his extended family members , prince william— with his extended family members , prince william the king, , prince william and the king, of , prince william and the king, eb-bn— , prince william and the king, of-in particular- , prince william and the king, of in particular since of course, in particular since ebe— of course, in particular since the publication— of course, in particular since the publication of his memoir sbeee— the publication of his memoir

sbeee :— the publication of his memoir sbeee , ebene— the publication of his memoir spare , where he— the publication of his memoir spare , where he accused his spare, where he accused his beebbee— spare, where he accused his beebbee eb— spare, where he accused his brother of physically attacking him brother of physically attacking bbn ene— brother of physically attacking him and branded the queen eeneeeb— him and branded the queen consort as a villain. so perhaps bee— consort as a villain. so perhaps be neb— consort as a villain. so perhaps be neb en— consort as a villain. so perhaps he's not on the— consort as a villain. so perhaps he's not on the best of terms ebb— he's not on the best of terms ebbb bbe— he's not on the best of terms with his family,— he's not on the best of terms with his family, although we do eneeeebene— with his family, although we do understand there— with his family, although we do understand there have been some neeebbebbene— understand there have been some negotiations behind the scenes in negotiations behind the scenes bn eeene— negotiations behind the scenes bn eeene eb— negotiations behind the scenes in terms of whether or not he ebb— in terms of whether or not he ebb ee— in terms of whether or not he will come -for_ in terms of whether or not he will come -for the- will come over for the coronation— will come over for the coronation but following the eeebbee— coronation but following the eeeebee en— coronation but following the service on the— coronation but following the service on the 6th of may, we eebeebbne— service on the 6th of may, we are expecting him _ service on the 6th of may, we are expecting him to very bebbbe— are expecting him to very quickly jump _ are expecting him to very quickly jump back on a plane and fly quickly jump back on a plane and be beeb— quickly jump back on a plane and be beeb be— quickly jump back on a plane and fly back to california to spend ebne— fly back to california to spend bbne ebb— fly back to california to spend time with his— fly back to california to spend time with his his— fly back to california to spend time with his his youngest son, beebbe— time with his his youngest son, aeebbe: ebe— time with his his youngest son, archie, who will— time with his his youngest son, archie, who will be celebrating his archie, who will be celebrating bbe beebbe— archie, who will be celebrating his fourth birthday. that day in cebbbeenbe— his fourth birthday. that day in cebbeenbe. — his fourth birthday. that day in california . richard,- his fourth birthday. that day in california. ”2 his fourth birthday. that day in california . ”2 2:i california. richard, what do we know about the rehearsals that will be going on all this week ? will be going on all this week? well, we understand that the ballroom of buckingham palace has been made into a mock version of westminster abbey. so that is where they are eebeeeebne— so that is where they are eebeeeebne .— so that is where they are rehearsing . and also, of course, rehearsing. and also, of course, ebene-b— rehearsing. and also, of course, bbeee-b be— rehearsing. and also, of course, there'll be the— rehearsing. and also, of course, there'll be the rehearsals of be— there'll be the rehearsals of bbe booe— there'll be the rehearsals of the 6000 troops. so very ebbbeeenb— the 6000 troops. so very different from _ the 6000 troops. so very different from the 35,000 that ebene— different from the 35,000 that were there in— different from the 35,000 that were there in 1953. but nonetheless- were there in 1953. but nonetheless ,- were there in 1953. but nonetheless , it will be

nonetheless, it will be absolutely— nonetheless, it will be absolutely fascinating thing to bbebe— absolutely fascinating thing to see. firstly how— absolutely fascinating thing to see. firstly how the public as a ebebe— see. firstly how the public as a ebebe bee— see. firstly how the public as a whole view this— see. firstly how the public as a whole view this . _ see. firstly how the public as a whole view this . ' 2 see. firstly how the public as a whole view this . ' “2 whole view this. and you were mentioning you were joking about the pledge. who would take it? ebe— the pledge. who would take it? who wouldn't?— the pledge. who would take it? who wouldn't? one— the pledge. who would take it? who wouldn't? one of- 2g who would take it? who wouldn't? one of the things ebeeb— who wouldn't? one of the things ebeeb bbbe— who wouldn't? one of the things about this and— who wouldn't? one of the things about this and i— who wouldn't? one of the things about this and i do— who wouldn't? one of the things about this and i do think beenbebb— about this and i do think lambeth palace may very well be enebbne— lambeth palace may very well be enebbne be— lambeth palace may very well be enebbne be e— lambeth palace may very well be enebbne be bb— lambeth palace may very well be angling to see if they can get a bee— angling to see if they can get a bee ee— angling to see if they can get a few more adherer_ angling to see if they can get a few more adherer to the faith . few more adherer to the faith. beb— few more adherer to the faith. beb ene— few more adherer to the faith. beb ene bee— few more adherer to the faith. but only 14% apparently of eneenebee— but only 14% apparently of members and— but only 14% apparently of members and i— but only 14% apparently of members and i just wonder ebebbee— members and i just wonder whether that— members and i just wonder whether that isn't perhaps ebbebbe— whether that isn't perhaps ebbebbe ee— whether that isn't perhaps slightly one of— whether that isn't perhaps slightly one of these aspects of bee— slightly one of these aspects of bbbe ebee— slightly one of these aspects of this that people _ slightly one of these aspects of this that people haven't looked at this that people haven't looked eb eb— this that people haven't looked eb eb ebe— this that people haven't looked at at the moment— this that people haven't looked at at the moment. but what we ebb— at at the moment. but what we ebb be— at at the moment. but what we ebb be eeebne— at at the moment. but what we will be seeing is— at at the moment. but what we will be seeing is something that enbbbene— will be seeing is something that millions will— will be seeing is something that millions will be— will be seeing is something that millions will be enjoying in one way— millions will be enjoying in one we ee— millions will be enjoying in one way ee enebee— millions will be enjoying in one way or another regarding the eebeeb— way or another regarding the eebeeb beebbee— way or another regarding the eebeeb beebbee :— way or another regarding the actual pledge , i— way or another regarding the actual pledge , i have to say actual pledge, i have to say i got— actual pledge, i have to say i eeb e— actual pledge, i have to say i eeb e ebeeb— actual pledge, i have to say i got a shock when _ actual pledge, i have to say i got a shock when i saw this. bbbe— got a shock when i saw this. bbbe ee— got a shock when i saw this. bbbe ebe— got a shock when i saw this. this was the night— got a shock when i saw this. this was the night before last and i just wonder whether they really thought this out. but on the other hand, it's— g but on the other hand, it's stimulating eebebe— the other hand, it's stimulating eebebe ene— the other hand, it's stimulating debate and discussion and that too ,_ debate and discussion and that bee : ebb— debate and discussion and that bee : ebb bebb— debate and discussion and that too , will help to— debate and discussion and that too , will help to perhaps too, will help to perhaps

beenebe— too, will help to perhaps promote this— too, will help to perhaps promote this rather extraordinary and certainly ebebeeebe— extraordinary and certainly elaborate and— extraordinary and certainly elaborate and i think very imaginative.— elaborate and i think very imaginative. _ elaborate and i think very imaginative. bib:ibiie“bi:“,e imaginative. first ceremony. ebee— imaginative. first ceremony. ebee .— imaginative. first ceremony. okay . bbenb— imaginative. first ceremony. okay . bbenb eee— imaginative. first ceremony. okay . thank you both- imaginative. f okay . thank you both very much okay. thank you both very much bneeee— okay. thank you both very much bneeee .— okay. thank you both very much indeed . cameron— okay. thank you both very much indeed . cameron walker there indeed. cameron walker there been— indeed. cameron walker there been eb— indeed. cameron walker there down at buckingham palace and beeb— down at buckingham palace and royal eebeebee— down at buckingham palace and royal reporter richard fitzwilliam - royal reporter richard fitzwilliam . thank you. b/bie“ fitzwilliam. thank you. yeah, beebb— fitzwilliam. thank you. yeah, really interesting— fitzwilliam. thank you. yeah, really interesting argument out there in terms of what what is there in terms of what what is the motivation of the archbishop of canterbury here? could there be could there be a recruit recruit drive recruiting in mind? yeah. you heard that music, tom. i can hear the music. it makes me. it must be a special week. oh, it makes me eenb— special week. oh, it makes me eenb be— special week. oh, it makes me eenb be ebb— special week. oh, it makes me eenb be ebb eb— special week. oh, it makes me want to sit up straight- f oh, it makes me want to sit up straight and beebebe— want to sit up straight and beebebe eeb— want to sit up straight and beebebe eeb eb— want to sit up straight and perhaps get up and do a little eenee— perhaps get up and do a little eenee ebb— perhaps get up and do a little dance with you. _ perhaps get up and do a little dance with you. but anyway, the day dance with you. but anyway, the bee eee— dance with you. but anyway, the day ebb— dance with you. but anyway, the day we've still here for another beee— day we've still here for another beee ene— day we've still here for another beee ene e— day we've still here for another hour and a half,— day we've still here for another hour and a half, so— day we've still here for another hour and a half, so anything beebb— hour and a half, so anything eeebe eeenen.— hour and a half, so anything could happen. so with the coronation— could happen. so with the coronation invite, probably not ebee.— coronation invite, probably not ebee-ebne— coronation invite, probably not that. king charles turning coronation invite, probably not thtthis king charles turning coronation invite, probably not thtthis year. 1g charles turning coronation invite, probably not thtthis year. 1g chagoingirning coronation invite, probably not thtthis year. 1g chagoingirnibe 75 this year. we're going to be bebbbe— 75 this year. we're going to be bebbbeb-e— 75 this year. we're going to be talking-a moment- 75 this year. we're going to be talking a moment about talking in just a moment about eeebbne— talking in just a moment about eeebbne be— talking in just a moment about eeebbne bn ebb— talking in just a moment about working in old age. would you eene— working in old age. would you beee—be— working in old age. would you beee—be eee- working in old age. would you carry—if you lovedi carry on working if you loved bbb — carry on working if you loved bbb eeb— carry on working if you loved it? well, you're— carry on working if you loved it? �*fbbill b:i f “2 carry on working if you loved it? f “2 it? well, you're watching to the point on gb britain's news point on gb news, britain's news

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listening to gb news radio. very good morning. it is 1025. beebe— very good morning. it is 1025. beebe ebb— very good morning. it is 1025. you're with to— very good morning. it is 1025. you're with to the— very good morning. it is 1025. you're with to the point on gb beee— you're with to the point on gb beee ebb— you're with to the point on gb news with bev— you're with to the point on gb news with bev turner. and today been— news with bev turner. and today been beeeeee. — news with bev turner. and today tom harwood. g“ “2 tom harwood. that's right. and how do you want to spend your 70s? well, it seems more of us don't want to spend our old age simply with our feet up. that's right. the number— simply with our feet up. that's right. the number of- simply with our feet up. that's right. the number of men- b i that's right. the number of men in bbeb— right. the number of men in bbebe bee— right. the number of men in their 70s still— right. the number of men in their 70s still working is on be— their 70s still working is on ebe-ebe— their 70s still working is on the-the latest- their 70s still working is on the the latest data shows the rise. the latest data shows ebene— the rise. the latest data shows ebene-beebbe— the rise. the latest data shows there roughly 60% more there are roughly 60% more beebbe—bbeb- there are roughly 60% more people _their 70s| people working in their 70s now eben— people working in their 70s now bben be— people working in their 70s now bben bn zebz. — people working in their 70s now than in 2012. so— people working in their 70s now than in 2012. so why aren't men benebne— than in 2012. so why aren't men benebne eb— than in 2012. so why aren't men benebne eb beeb— than in 2012. so why aren't men hanging up their hat? than in 2012. so why aren't men hanging up their hat ? �*fbbill hanging up their hat? well, sbeeeb— hanging up their hat? well, stuart lewis,— hanging up their hat? well, stuart lewis, chief- hanging up their hat? well, stuart lewis, chief executive of restless , that offers advice to restless, that offers advice to older workers, says that king charles is a fantastic example of someone who enjoys working past the state pension age and joins us now . good morning, joins us now. good morning, stuart . i joins us now. good morning, stuart. i suppose i suppose joins us now. good morning, stuart . i suppose i suppose we stuart. i suppose i suppose we are living longer , healthier are living longer, healthier lives . i suppose it only makes lives. i suppose it only makes sense that some of us want to continue working longer than we might have in the past. yes, absolutely . so as you g“ i“ yes, absolutely . so as you say, king

absolutely. so as you say, king enenbee— absolutely. so as you say, king charles thinking— absolutely. so as you say, king charles thinking ahead to the ceeenebben. — charles thinking ahead to the coronation. king— charles thinking ahead to the coronation. king charles is a benbeebbe— coronation. king charles is a fantastic example of one of a growing— fantastic example of one of a growing number— fantastic example of one of a growing number of people who bebb— growing number of people who bebb enjoy— growing number of people who bebb enjoy ene— growing number of people who both enjoy and also benefit from eenbbnebne— both enjoy and also benefit from eenbbnebne be— both enjoy and also benefit from continuing to work— both enjoy and also benefit from continuing to work post state eebbeenenb— continuing to work post state retirement age.— continuing to work post state retirement age. so if we think ebeeb— retirement age. so if we think ebeeb ebe— retirement age. so if we think about the drivers— retirement age. so if we think about the drivers for this , about the drivers for this, ebene-e— about the drivers for this, there's three— about the drivers for this, there's three main drivers bebbb— there's three main drivers behind this. _ there's three main drivers behind this. firstly, the number of behind this. firstly, the number eb beebbe— behind this. firstly, the number eb beebbe be— behind this. firstly, the number of people in their— behind this. firstly, the number of people in their 70s has be.eeeeee — of people in their 70s has increased. actually if you increased. and actually if you beeb— increased. and actually if you look forward,— increased. and actually if you look forward, pretty much all of the look forward, pretty much all of bbe ebb-e— look forward, pretty much all of the uk's population growth is eeenbne— the uk's population growth is eeenbne been— the uk's population growth is coming from people aged over the age coming from people aged over the eee eb— coming from people aged over the eee eb so.— coming from people aged over the eee eb so. se— coming from people aged over the age of 50. so this— coming from people aged over the age of 50. so this is— coming from people aged over the age of 50. so this is a trend ebee— age of 50. so this is a trend bbeb ebb— age of 50. so this is a trend that will continue for for that will continue for the for be— that will continue for the for bbe eeenbne— that will continue for the for the coming ahead . i the coming decades ahead. i bbbnb— the coming decades ahead. i eenb-beebbe- think, secondly, people are beeeenbne— think, secondly, people are becoming increasingly of becoming increasingly aware of the becoming increasingly aware of bbe benebbbe— becoming increasingly aware of the benefits of— becoming increasingly aware of the benefits of staying active ene— the benefits of staying active and purposeful— the benefits of staying active and purposeful in later life. beebbe— and purposeful in later life. beeebbelbbe— and purposeful in later life. exactly the scenario we exactly in the scenario we bebee— exactly in the scenario we talked about— exactly in the scenario we talked about with king charles, eebeebe— talked about with king charles, eebeebe ee — talked about with king charles, actually, we often— talked about with king charles, actually, we often forget for eeeeeee— actually, we often forget for everyday folks— actually, we often forget for everyday folks quite how much of our everyday folks quite how much of eeebeb— everyday folks quite how much of our social network— everyday folks quite how much of our social network and social bee— our social network and social bee-eneenb- our social network and social life - around the - life revolves around the eeebnbeee— life revolves around the workplace. the idea of workplace. and the idea of eeebbne— workplace. and the idea of working full— workplace. and the idea of working full time for 4 or 5 eeeeeee— working full time for 4 or 5 decades and— working full time for 4 or 5 decades and then suddenly bebbbe— decades and then suddenly retiring cold— decades and then suddenly retiring cold turkey. just just eeeen-b— retiring cold turkey. just just doesn't appeal— retiring cold turkey. just just doesn't appeal anymore. increasingly— doesn't appeal anymore. increasingly people are looking for increasingly people are looking bee e— increasingly people are looking bee e ebne— increasingly people are looking bee e bbne eb— increasingly people are looking for a kind of phased retirement ebene— for a kind of phased retirement ebeee ebee— for a kind of phased retirement where they perhaps doing eeenebbbne— where they perhaps doing something more meaningful . something more meaningful. seen.— something more meaningful.

sbeeeb. b— something more meaningful. stuart, i think— something more meaningful. stuart, i think probably- something more meaningful. stuart, i think probably on the whole, if this is by choice, it's a really positive change in society , isn't it? it means society, isn't it? it means we're living longer, as you say, we're living longer, as you say, we're healthier , we're more we're healthier, we're more active, and remaining purposeful is important is really important for everybody's health everybody's mental health and physical and of the physical health. and one of the things about, though, things i wonder about, though, whether a loss to the whether this is a loss to the volunteer sector , because volunteer sector, because actually in retirement , it's actually in retirement, it's often those people who go and run the local cub cub group or, you know, help out with the way the church, all of that. we all of that sort of stuff. so are we finding that people are not working in those areas quite so much for a large number of people who continue to volunteer in in meaningful causes and often due to a personal passion . for example, i think one of be— . for example, i think one of bbe bbbnee— . for example, i think one of bbe bbbnee be— . for example, i think one of the things to pick— for example, i think one of the things to pick out is quite bee— the things to pick out is quite bee eneen— the things to pick out is quite how much this— the things to pick out is quite how much this section of society beee— how much this section of society beee be— how much this section of society have to contribute— how much this section of society have to contribute to the eeebbbeee— have to contribute to the workplace with a large number of bben — workplace with a large number of bben eebeebe— workplace with a large number of them actually working in self—employed roles, for example . se— self—employed roles, for example . se eebne— self—employed roles, for example . be going eeb:— self—employed roles, for example . so going out, being their own beee— . so going out, being their own beee ene— . so going out, being their own boss and-drivers- . so going out, being their own

boss and-drivers of- . so going out, being their own boss and drivers of change boss and being drivers of change and boss and being drivers of change ene bebbbe— boss and being drivers of change and building businesses actually ebene-e— and building businesses actually bbeee-e e— and building businesses actually bbeee-e e beb— and building businesses actually there's a lot of— and building businesses actually there's a lot of entrepreneurial ebbbe— there's a lot of entrepreneurial skills. there's— there's a lot of entrepreneurial skills. there's a— there's a lot of entrepreneurial skills. there's a lot of life ebeebene— skills. there's a lot of life experience, rich networks in ebene— experience, rich networks in bbeee ebee— experience, rich networks in there that actually can help bben — there that actually can help them contribute really meaningfully to driving the eeneene— meaningfully to driving the economy forward. okay �*fbbill economy forward. okay well, beebneee— economy forward. okay well, business owner— economy forward. okay well, business owner aslef christina joins us now. good morning, alf. morning . joins us now. good morning, alf. morning. she's joins us now. good morning, alf. morning . she's the dog who's morning. she's the dog who's beeb— morning. she's the dog who's teeb eene— morning. she's the dog who's just gone outside. _ “g she's the dog who's just gone outside. don't worry . just gone outside. don't worry. ben-b— just gone outside. don't worry. ben-b eene— just gone outside. don't worry. ben-b eeen. ebb.— just gone outside. don't worry. don't worry, alf. if— just gone outside. don't worry. don't worry, alf. if you- just gone outside. don't worry. don't worry, alf. if you don't mind me asking an indelicate question , would you tell us how question, would you tell us how old you are actually and why remaining in work is important to you ? i'm 72 and i sort of to you? i'm 72 and i sort of eenb— to you? i'm 72 and i sort of eenb beee— 7 i'm 72 and i sort of went into semi—retirement :i7 i'm 72 and i sort of went into semi—retirement at 63 bbbnbbne— went into semi—retirement at 63 bbbnbbne be— went into semi—retirement at 63 thinking i'd retire— went into semi—retirement at 63 thinking i'd retire early and i was so bored— thinking i'd retire early and i was so bored that i just had to do was so bored that i just had to be eeenebbbne— was so bored that i just had to do something . _ was so bored that i just had to do something . was so bored that i just had to do something. e“2 do something. um, and it's been a passion of ours. we're runners, really,- a passion of ours. we're runners, really, and- i“ we're runners, really, and it's been a beeeben— runners, really, and it's been a beeeben bee— runners, really, and it's been a beeeben bee ee— runners, really, and it's been a passion for us to— runners, really, and it's been a passion for us to get into our beebneee — passion for us to get into our own business. so- passion for us to get into our own business. 2bibt 2bi2 own business. so i decided to invest some of my pension into

launching a company called, which we call fluency activewear. so i used to run scaffolding businesses , um, and scaffolding businesses, um, and i wanted to do something for ourselves where you're taking that experience and using it for your own benefit. i couldn't just sit at home or play golf or watch television all the time. i had to do something active to enjoy the rest of my life . yeah, enjoy the rest of my life. yeah, i mean, that's remarkable when people think about sort of carrying on, working after 70, you might think you you remain in your job, maybe work a few different you, you different hours or you, you know, go down and help out know, you go down and help out at a local shop or something. but actually setting up your own beebneee— but actually setting up your own business-really— but actually setting up your own business really impressive. business is really impressive. bee— business is really impressive. bee bee— business is really impressive. how how difficult has it been, beb— how how difficult has it been, beb ebee— how how difficult has it been, but also how— how how difficult has it been, but also how thrilling has it been— but also how thrilling has it beenb abb— but also how thrilling has it been? alf it— but also how thrilling has it been? alf it is— but also how thrilling has it been? alf it is really exciting beee— been? alf it is really exciting because when _ been? alf it is really exciting because when you work in the eeebeeebe — because when you work in the corporate world _ because when you work in the corporate world you're being bebe— corporate world you're being beee ebee— corporate world you're being told what to— corporate world you're being told what to do,— corporate world you're being told what to do, how to do it, eben— told what to do, how to do it, eben be— told what to do, how to do it, eben be be— told what to do, how to do it, when to do it,— told what to do, how to do it, when to do it, and- told what to do, how to do it, when to do it, and you, you been— when to do it, and you, you been been — when to do it, and you, you learn from that. - when to do it, and you, you learn from that. ' “2 when to do it, and you, you- learn from that. and when you do it for yourself, it's you're doing similar things, but it's so much more exciting . you're so much more exciting. you're making . um, some of

making decisions. um, some of them, right? most of them right. hopefully some of them wrong. and learning from those and you're learning from those and launching fancy activewear has so exciting from has just been so exciting from day one and it gives you a reason to get up in the morning, go to work. um, and it's fun. i find myself having to make excuses not to go and play golf because i enjoy the business so much. well, that's fantastic . i much. well, that's fantastic. i beee— much. well, that's fantastic. i beee bbeb. — much. well, that's fantastic. i love that. alf— much. well, that's fantastic. i love that. alf thank- “at.“ well, that's fantastic. i love that. alf thank you. beebneee— love that. alf thank you. business owner alf christina thev're — business owner alf christina they're greate— business owner alf christina they're great, isn't it ? i love they're great, isn't it? i love bbeb. — they're great, isn't it? i love bbeb. vee— they're great, isn't it? i love that. you know— they're great, isn't it? i love that. you know what- they're great, isn't it? i love that. /bie. gbi they're great, isn't it? i love- that. you know what i get really bored on holidays. if i'm just sitting on a beach doing nothing , i get so frustrated i have to be doing things. i think it's exactly the same in retirement. totally. i will always work. i b— totally. i will always work. i b ebe:— totally. i will always work. i mean, i like, you— i will always work. i mean, i like, you know, i like to mean, i like, you know, i like be ebee— mean, i like, you know, i like be be beee— mean, i like, you know, i like be beee beee ee— mean, i like, you know, i like to play hard as well. tom but eeeb— to play hard as well. tom but eenb beee:— to play hard as well. tom but eenb beee, beee— to play hard as well. tom but work hard, play hard. secrets bebbb— work hard, play hard. secrets were happy. like,— work hard, play hard. secrets were happy. like, listen, the music's-behave- were happy. like, listen, the music's behave yourself. music's on. behave yourself. sit up music's on. behave yourself. sit ebe—eneb- music's on. behave yourself. sit eb—bbeb neenl music's on. behave yourself. siti eb—bbeb ee up straight. does that mean we have yeah it's not the have to? yeah it's not quite the national it? no, it's national anthem, is it? no, it's the views fabulous coronation the gb views fabulous coronation news music. right. next we're going— news music. right. next we're eebeee—eb- news music. right. next we're eebne—eb beel news music. right. next we'rei eebne—eb bee bbe going to take a look at how the beebbbebbe— going to take a look at how the hospitality sector— going to take a look at how the hospitality sector are faring bbe — hospitality sector are faring across the country. that is

ebeee— across the country. that is after-morning's- across the country. that is after morning's news after your morning's news with beee— after your morning's news with beee senbbb— after your morning's news with rory senbbb .— after your morning's news with rory senbbb . — after your morning's news with rory smith . thank- after your morning's news with rory smith . rory smith. thank you, bev. the latest from the newsroom. british nationals hoping to flee sudan have until noon local time to catch an additional uk flight out of the war torn country . it out of the war torn country. it will depart from the eastern city of port sudan later this afternoon and british nationals are urged to make their way to the airport ahead of the deadline. over 2000 people on 23 flights have been evacuated so far, but more than 1000 british passport holders may remain. sudan's army and the rival paramilitary force say they will extend a ceasefire for a further 72 hours, which was originally due to end from this evening . due to end from this evening. the royal college of nursing says that nurses striking today will return to help patients if emergencies arise. staff and emergency departments, intensive

care units and cancer care began their 28 hour strike action yesterday , which ends tonight or yesterday, which ends tonight or s.n. members voted to reject the latest government offer. but the health secretary says he's hopeful the dispute can be resolved this week . former us resolved this week. former us president donald trump will touch down in scotland today. he's set to arrive in aberdeen this morning to open a second golf course at many estate in the northeast of the country . he the northeast of the country. he was last there in 2018 when he was last there in 2018 when he was in office . he's later was in office. he's later expected to visit his course in doonbeg on ireland's west coast. a wax figure of prince harry has been reunited with the rest of the royal family at madame tussauds in london. ahead of his return to the uk for the king's coronation. his figurine , along coronation. his figurine, along with meghan's, was moved to an area in the museum with us celebrities in 2020, when the couple stepped back from royal

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this. join us here on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching . very good morning. watching. very good morning. it's 1037. you're with to the bebne— it's 1037. you're with to the bebnb en— it's 1037. you're with to the bebnb en eb— it's 1037. you're with to the point on gb news with bev turner and point on gb news with bev turner ene been — point on gb news with bev turner and tom harwood. _ point on gb news with bev turner and tom harwood. ' 2 point on gb news with bev turner and tom harwood. “2 b:i and tom harwood. and we're living— and tom harwood. and we're living in hard times right now. inflation high wages and not high wages. in fact, quite the opposite. ipp yourself tom harwood inflation high and wages squeezed. but it's not just people. businesses are suffering as well. that's right. there are beebee— as well. that's right. there are new figures today— that's right. there are new figures today which suggest that new figures today which suggest bbeb ee— new figures today which suggest that more than— new figures today which suggest that more than 12— new figures today which suggest that more than 12 hospitality ebee— that more than 12 hospitality venues shut every day in britain ebe— venues shut every day in britain bbe beeb— venues shut every day in britain over the past year— venues shut every day in britain over the past year amid the

beeeeeee eb— over the past year amid the pressure of soaring energy eeeb — pressure of soaring energy eeeb se— pressure of soaring energy costs. so for— pressure of soaring energy costs. so for more analysis, let's speak to business owner adam brooks and adam, looking at every single aspect of how businesses are faring right now , energy costs up, wage pressures up , simple goods costs pressures up, simple goods costs up as well. how are how are businesses faring ? hi, tom. hi, businesses faring? hi, tom. hi, beth . um, look, there's a lot of beth. um, look, there's a lot of businesses that are struggling. everything is stacked against a small business owner now in this country. and we've got a government that just wants to tax tax , tax. they, you know, tax tax, tax. they, you know, they do want to do not want to encourage growth. now, many businesses , especially businesses, especially hospitality, are still still paying hospitality, are still still paying off debts from covid. i know. i am. i'm on payment plans . you know, i've got covid bounce back loans that i'm still paying bounce back loans that i'm still paying and will be paying for another three years. now, every thing that that has been happening, the inflation, energy inflation in my little pub i've got a little back street boozer type tom now i'm paying £1,000 a

month electric at the moment. when i took that pub over seven, eight years ago, that was £300 a month . um three, yeah , £300 a month. um three, yeah, £300 a month. um three, yeah, £300 a month. so everything is going against us. my my suppliers put up their prices 15% in january. now as , as a public facing now as, as a public facing business, i couldn't do that. i wouldn't get away with putting sort of like £0.80, £0.90 on a pint. so so, you know, we sort of go 20, £0.30 to try and get some margin back. but we're the ones taking the hit. so you know, we are getting hurt so badly because we are the public facing businesses. we can't, you know, suddenly we can't be charging seven, £8 a pint. it's not going to happen. and our customers have got less money in their pockets because of their own bills going up. so it's a perfect storm. and, you know, one thing that annoys me is that when i read that it's apparently brexit. you know, i've got friends and colleagues in europe that have got got hospitality

businesses and they're facing the exact same struggles that their energy's up , you know, their energy's up, you know, maybe not as much as ours, but all their suppliers are putting their prices up. they're finding it hard to get staff since covid now . now a lot of chefs and now. now a lot of chefs and a lot of managers in hospitality realised during lockdowns that maybe their life wasn't as enjoyable as it could have been . you know, i know a chef that is earning good money now as an amazon driver , so it's an a amazon driver, so it's an a culmination of so many things that, you know, the, the only way that hospitality really sort of thrives and goes forward is if the government gives us some sort of tax break. i mean, i've been on gb news so many times saying about reducing vat to 10% possibly for hospital motty and tourism. we know that many countries do that throughout europe, and that is to sort of encourage people to spend their money. and it will also bring pnces money. and it will also bring prices down across the board. why is this government not, you

know, thinking along these lines, why is it more tax , a lines, why is it more tax, a more regulation ? we don't know. more regulation? we don't know. ebee-e— more regulation? we don't know. bbeb-e ebe— more regulation? we don't know. that's the question,— i“bibb:i g 7 we don't know. that's the question, though, bee-b— that's the question, though, ben-b beb— that's the question, though, ben-b bbb ebee— that's the question, though, isn't it? why? i— that's the question, though, isn't it? why? i mean, they eeebe— isn't it? why? i mean, they eeebee eb— isn't it? why? i mean, they could fix this— isn't it? why? i mean, they could fix this tomorrow, adam. they— could fix this tomorrow, adam. bbee eeebe— could fix this tomorrow, adam. they could cut— could fix this tomorrow, adam. they could cut corporation tax as they could cut corporation tax ee eeb. — they could cut corporation tax ee eeb. eeb— they could cut corporation tax as well. get businesses back beee.— as well. get businesses back beee. thev'd_ as well. get businesses back here. they'd flood back to great bebbebn— here. they'd flood back to great bebbebn be— here. they'd flood back to great britain to set— here. they'd flood back to great britain to set up— here. they'd flood back to great britain to set up businesses. now:— britain to set up businesses. bee: bb— britain to set up businesses. bee: bb ee— britain to set up businesses. bee: bb we be— britain to set up businesses. now, if we if we— britain to set up businesses. now, if we if we cut the corporation _ now, if we if we cut the corporation tax , it's impossible corporation tax, it's impossible on corporation tax, it's impossible en beebbe— corporation tax, it's impossible en beebbb :— corporation tax, it's impossible en beebbb , eee— corporation tax, it's impossible on profit , you know, corporation tax, it's impossible on profit, you know, and a lot of on profit, you know, and a lot eb beebbbebbe— on profit, you know, and a lot of hospitality businesses are neb— of hospitality businesses are neb eennbne— of hospitality businesses are not running at— of hospitality businesses are not running at a— of hospitality businesses are not running at a profit. so, you knee.— not running at a profit. so, you knew. eneb— not running at a profit. so, you know, that would _ not running at a profit. so, you know, that would get a headline. but many businesses would be sitting there thinking, well , sitting there thinking, well, i'm not earning any money at the moment. help me. moment. so that doesn't help me. they should be cutting they really should be cutting vat for our industry. adam i'm looking front of the looking at the front page of the daily mail today. i'm sure you've seen it. £1 billion boost due to these bank holidays and coronation selling vibration to what extent will this coming week help your business, especially the longer opening hours and just the general sense of celebration ? is this a boost

of celebration? is this a boost 7 of celebration? is this a boost ? is without doubt it is a boost to most pubs and i would say most hospitality businesses. it's a feel good factor. you know , even people that are not know, even people that are not massive monarchists, it's a feel good weekend. it's a weekend to feel great about your country . feel great about your country. and you know, yes, there's going to be street parties, house parties , but a lot of people are parties, but a lot of people are going to go to their local pubs. you know, i've, i've got the bunting ready to go up in the next few days. um, you know, i've told my chef i want to put the key, you know, the special coronation quiche menu coronation quiche on the menu and i expect, i expect to be really busy next weekend. and again, this weekend has been good weather wise for me in my area. and, you know, a bank houday area. and, you know, a bank holiday today. i've got a busy day today. once i finished this call you know, i'm shooting off call, you know, i'm shooting off to pubs to get ready for to the pubs to get ready for a busy bank holiday monday. so you know, really does and know, this really does help. and all holidays in may all these bank holidays in may should a little bit of should give a little bit of a kick to some struggling kick start to some struggling businesses. only going businesses. but it's only going to plaster. you know, to be a plaster. you know, this is not solution. one one last

is not a solution. one one last eeeebben— is not a solution. one one last eeeebben. — is not a solution. one one last eeeebben. bbbe— is not a solution. one one last question. this survive , adam, question. this survive, adam, one last question. there will be ebeee— one last question. there will be bbeee ebe— one last question. there will be bbeee ebe eee— one last question. there will be those who say, well,— one last question. there will be those who say, well, i'm- 2 bi:b“ there will be those who say, well, i'm sorry, bbbe— those who say, well, i'm sorry, bbbe be— those who say, well, i'm sorry, this is competition. this is eenbbebeen— this is competition. this is capitalism. if— this is competition. this is capitalism. if you can't survive some-businesses- capitalism. if you can't survive some-businesses ,. capitalism. if you can't survive some businesses , then some of these businesses, then ebee—be— some of these businesses, then they—be closed.- they should just be closed. ebe-ee— they should just be closed. eebe be— they should just be closed. eebe be e— they should just be closed. we're in a transition period in bebeee— we're in a transition period in eeene eb— we're in a transition period in eeene eb eee— we're in a transition period in terms of our economic landscape at terms of our economic landscape eb ebe— terms of our economic landscape eb bbe eneenenb— terms of our economic landscape at the moment. what do we lose in at the moment. what do we lose bn bbbe— at the moment. what do we lose bn bbbe eeenbe— at the moment. what do we lose in this country if— at the moment. what do we lose in this country if we— at the moment. what do we lose in this country if we lose pubs, beee— in this country if we lose pubs, bars, restaurants— in this country if we lose pubs, bars, restaurants and cafes? you eeebe— bars, restaurants and cafes? you eee-be beebne— bars, restaurants and cafes? you eee-be beebee, you— bars, restaurants and cafes? you you're losing, you know , a big you're losing, you know, a big part— you're losing, you know, a big beee eb— you're losing, you know, a big part of society. _ you're losing, you know, a big part of society. �*fbbi th“ i part of society. we can't just have a society where people are swiping on their phones to meet people or , you know, or just people or, you know, or just speaking on whatsapp. um, it's a heritage. you know, brits like to, to communicate, to meet up, to, to communicate, to meet up, to socialise, you know , the more to socialise, you know, the more businesses that we lose , it's businesses that we lose, it's just another connection that we're losing between people . we we're losing between people. we can't just, you know, i'm the worst for doing things on my phone. i'm on twitter, i'm on my emails every my office is my phone. but it's good to get out there sometimes. and socialise. and i think we're losing that . and i think we're losing that. and i think we're losing that. and the more hospitality

businesses that go, the more the creek towards an online sort of community is where we're going. it'll be a great show , a virtual it'll be a great show, a virtual world. thank you, adam. always bebee— world. thank you, adam. always bevee be— world. thank you, adam. always bevee be e— world. thank you, adam. always lovely to see you. _ 2 thank you, adam. always lovely to see you. have a great weekend.— lovely to see you. have a great weekend. adam _ lovely to see you. have a great weekend. adam brooks there that you eebee— weekend. adam brooks there that you eebbe bee— weekend. adam brooks there that you quite like the— weekend. adam brooks there that you quite like the idea of a eebeee— you quite like the idea of a virtual world, _ you quite like the idea of a virtual world, don't you? i bbbnb— virtual world, don't you? i bbbnb bb-e— virtual world, don't you? i think it's symbiotic- virtual world, don't you? i think it's symbiotic .- virtual world, don't you? i think it's symbiotic. i- virtual world, don't you? i think it's symbiotic. i enjoy a virtual world, but i also really do enjoy a pub . i enjoy a do enjoy a pub. i enjoy a nightclub. i enjoy a party. i think that you've got to have both of these things. i agree. we have got to have both of ebeee— we have got to have both of bbeee bebnee— we have got to have both of these things. all— we have got to have both of these things. all these eeeneebeee— these things. all these youngsters who won't have pubs to youngsters who won't have pubs be ee— youngsters who won't have pubs be 90 be— youngsters who won't have pubs be 90 be ebeee— youngsters who won't have pubs to go to where are— youngsters who won't have pubs to go to where are they going to eneee— to go to where are they going to meet someone they're going meet someone that they're going to meet someone that they're going be—eeeb— meet someone that they're going be—eeeb-ebeeei meet someone that they're going to-day?-where do| to marry one day? like where do ebee— to marry one day? like where do ebee-eeeb— to marry one day? like where do ebee-eenb eee— to marry one day? like where do they can't you know, we've they go? i can't you know, we've got they go? i can't you know, we've eeb ebbbeeeb— they go? i can't you know, we've eeb ebbbeeob b— they go? i can't you know, we've got although i wouldn't i eeeben-b— got although i wouldn't i wouldn't wouldn't got although i wouldn't i- wouldn't-wouldn't blame wouldn't blame i wouldn't blame the wouldn't blame i wouldn't blame bbe enenbee— wouldn't blame i wouldn't blame the market-this. _ wouldn't blame i wouldn't blame the market this. “bib:i the market for this. if there's bbbne— the market for this. if there's one thing really one thing that's really suffocating pubs and the night time particular time industry in particular for its hours, its licencing hours, these places being greggs is places are being told greggs is being told can't sell a being told it can't sell a sausage past p.m. being told it can't sell a sausage past pm. at sausage roll past 11 pm. at night. lots of lots of night. i mean, lots of lots of bars clubs our most bars and clubs in our most bustling in the united bustling cities in the united kingdom are being told they can't open past midnight. it's a

nightmare. nobody needs a eeeeeee—bei sausage roll after 11 four fs been— sausage roll after 11 four fs tom harwood.— sausage roll after 11 four fs tom harwood. you, right? we tom harwood. even you, right? we are tom harwood. even you, right? we eenee- be— tom harwood. even you, right? we eenee- be bebe— tom harwood. even you, right? we are now by daily mail are joined now by daily mail eebeennbeb— are joined now by daily mail columnist-vine- are joined now by daily mail columnist vine and columnist sarah vine and bebbbeb— columnist sarah vine and- political—bushra political commentator bushra beebb— sheikh. good morning, ladies. ebeeb— sheikh. good morning, ladies. ebeeb-ebb— sheikh. good morning, ladies. first-all, can— sheikh. good morning, ladies. first-all, can we- sheikh. good morning, ladies. first all, can we just first of all, can we just eebeee— first of all, can we just reflect on _ first of all, can we just reflect on what first of all, can we just- reflect on what-talking reflect on what we're talking ebeebb— reflect on what we're talking ebeebb-ee - reflect on what we're talking about? -we what - reflect on what we're talking about? we what do we about? what do we what do we beeeb— about? what do we what do we beeeb seeeb— about? what do we what do we lose? sarah if— about? what do we what do we lose? sarah if we— about? what do we what do we lose? sarah if we lose pubs and beebbbebbe— lose? sarah if we lose pubs and hospitality venues? well well, i mean, our culture. mean, it's part of our culture. the.— mean, it's part of our culture. be. be.— mean, it's part of our culture. be. be. be— mean, it's part of our culture. the, the, the village- mean, it's part of our culture. the, the, the village pub,- mean, it's part of our culture. the, the, the village pub, the local pub, the sort of being able to walk out of your house and get in a car and just go and not get in a car and just go somewhere and have a drink and a sausage that's something sausage roll, that's something you'd have. but it's you'd like to have. but it's bnbeeeebbne— you'd like to have. but it's interesting because- 2 l but it's interesting because the daily beb— interesting because the daily beb-benebb- interesting because the daily mail-running a- interesting because the daily- mail-running a campaign interesting because the daily mtget running a campaign interesting because the daily mtget vat running a campaign interesting because the daily mtget vat because, ng a campaign interesting because the daily mtget vat because, you campaign interesting because the daily mtget vat because, you know,aign interesting because the daily mtget vat because, you know, wei to get vat because, you know, we een-b— to get vat because, you know, we een-b-bbbe. — to get vat because, you know, we don't-this. -shoppers. don't have this. when shoppers eene-eneneeee- don't have this. when shoppers come anymore, they come to the uk anymore, they een-b— come to the uk anymore, they een-b neb— come to the uk anymore, they can't risk the _ come to the uk anymore, they can't risk the tourists, the beebbee— can't risk the tourists, the tourist-can't- can't risk the tourists, the. tourist-can't claim tourist tax. they can't claim web— tourist tax. they can't claim vbb- b — tourist tax. they can't claim web-b eneen- tourist tax. they can't claim vat-i mean,-is. tourist tax. they can't claim l vat-i mean,-is that vat back. i mean, that is that is vat back. i mean, that is that be ee— vat back. i mean, that is that be eb— vat back. i mean, that is that is one of those— vat back. i mean, that is that is one of those sort of crazy bebnee— is one of those sort of crazy bbbnee ebbeb— is one of those sort of crazy things which you- is one of those sort of crazy things which you can see the oeeeenenenb— things which you can see the government thinking, we government thinking, oh, we can get government thinking, oh, we can eeb—been - government thinking, oh, we can eeb—been n,- government thinking, oh, we can eeb—been bb: beb| get all this money from it, but eben— get all this money from it, but bbenleee— get all this money from it, but then .you stifle— get all this money from it, but then .you stifle if— get all this money from it, but then you stifle if you stifle then if you stifle if you stifle ebe— then if you stifle if you stifle ebe-be— then if you stifle if you stifle ebe-be ebe— then if you stifle if you stifle the in the process and the tourism in the process and bbbe— the tourism in the process and bbbe eeene— the tourism in the process and this seems like— the tourism in the process and this seems like a— the tourism in the process and this seems like a similar thing, if this seems like a similar thing, bb-bbe— this seems like a similar thing, bb-bbe-eb- this seems like a similar thing, bb-bbe-eb bbel if you stifle the kind of the entertainment,— if you stifle the kind of the entertainment, the going out enenbee— entertainment, the going out market because— entertainment, the going out market because you're pushing beebbe— market because you're pushing people, businesses too market because you're pushing peopli, businesses too market because you're pushing peopli, youinesses too market because you're pushing peopli, you know,; too market because you're pushing peopli, you know, we've hard. i mean, you know, we've all hard. i mean, you know, we've ebb eeb— hard. i mean, you know, we've ebb eeb be.— hard. i mean, you know, we've ebb eeb b. be— hard. i mean, you know, we've all got it. the government has

bebbeb— all got it. the government has bebeee-ebb— all got it. the government has helped -with their- all got it. the government has helped with their energy helped people with their energy bbbe— helped people with their energy bills,-haven't- helped people with their energy bills, haven't helped bills, but they haven't helped eneb— bills, but they haven't helped. eeneb—ane small businesses with them. and beebbeebeebe— small businesses with them. and beebbeebeeee— small businesses with them. and particulawas-he- small businesses with them. and particulawas he spends that guy was saying he spends ebeee— that guy was saying he spends bbooo e— that guy was saying he spends £1,000 a month— that guy was saying he spends £1,000 a month on electric eeene— £1,000 a month on electric eebne b— £1,000 a month on electric alone. i mean,— £1,000 a month on electric alone. i mean, that's you know, he alone. i mean, that's you know, be eeebe— alone. i mean, that's you know, he needs assistance with he needs some assistance with bbeb. — he needs some assistance with that .cripplinge- he needs some assistance with that. .crippling, isn't- he needs some assistance with that. if.” “g i i that. it's crippling, isn't it, for a business? i suppose there eeebe— for a business? i suppose there eeebee be.— for a business? i suppose there eeebee be. ten— for a business? i suppose there could be. i'm trying— for a business? i suppose there could be. i'm trying to- 7 i suppose there could be. i'm trying to make a eeebe— could be. i'm trying to make a eebe-eebeee- could be. i'm trying to make a really segway here, really casual segway here, so. so really casual segway here, so. se—b— really casual segway here, so. se—b eebbeeel really casual segway here, so.- so_| suppose there so bear with me. i suppose there eeebe— so bear with me. i suppose there eeebee-e— so bear with me. i suppose there eeebele beb— so bear with me. i suppose there could a link between people could be a link between people going— could be a link between people going eeb— could be a link between people going eeb be— could be a link between people going out to pubs,— could be a link between people going out to pubs, drinking a toe.— going out to pubs, drinking a beb, going— going out to pubs, drinking a beb, going eeb— going out to pubs, drinking a lot, going out to— going out to pubs, drinking a lot, going out to cafes, eating a lot, going out to cafes, eating e—beebbeen- a lot, and the problem of ebeebe— a lot, and the problem of obesity-the— a lot, and the problem of obesity the united kingdom. obesity in the united kingdom. seeeeee— obesity in the united kingdom. seeeeee eebe. — obesity in the united kingdom. sausage rolls. nicely— obesity in the united kingdom. sausage rolls. nicely done, tom. thank very because, thank you very much. because, beebee— thank you very much. because, bushra,_looking. bushra, you've been looking at a ebee— bushra, you've been looking at a ebeee-ebe— bushra, you've been looking at a ebeelbbe b— bushra, you've been looking at a story-the i about— bushra, you've been looking at a story the i about this magic story in the i about this magic eebebb— story in the i about this magic new weight loss— story in the i about this magic new weight loss drug. yeah. so it's new weight loss drug. yeah. so be e— new weight loss drug. yeah. so be e bbb— new weight loss drug. yeah. so be e nbb ene— new weight loss drug. yeah. so it's a pill and that's— new weight loss drug. yeah. so it's a pill and that's designed it's a pill and that's designed it's going to prescribed it's going to be prescribed and it's going to be prescribed and it's for 12 year it's an injection for 12 year olds or as young as 12 year olds. for me, this is interesting- 2 for me, this is interesting because, um , interesting because, um, ebbenebebe— interesting because, um, ultimately, again, this is about bbbeeebe— ultimately, again, this is about lifestyle choices. _ ultimately, again, this is about lifestyle choices. i do not beebbeebeee— lifestyle choices. i do not particularly approve that ebbeben— particularly approve that children should be injected with anything— children should be injected with enebbbno ene— children should be injected with anything and the— children should be injected with anything and the fact that we beve— anything and the fact that we beee ebeee— anything and the fact that we have obese or— anything and the fact that we have obese or overweight ebbeben— have obese or overweight children, that's- have obese or overweight children, that's giving us a bee— children, that's giving us a eee good— children, that's giving us a very good inclination, an idea of very good inclination, an idea eb bee— very good inclination, an idea of how these— very good inclination, an idea of how these young children bbbeeebee— of how these young children lifestyles are. _ of how these young children lifestyles are. so it's not

ebeeb:— lifestyles are. so it's not ebeeb: eee— lifestyles are. so it's not about, you know, for me, i'm ebeeb— about, you know, for me, i'm about preventative measures. i'm bbbe— about preventative measures. i'm ebe: ebe— about preventative measures. i'm ebe: ebe ee— about preventative measures. i'm like, why are we at— about preventative measures. i'm like, why are we at the stage ebeee— like, why are we at the stage ebeee ee— like, why are we at the stage where we have— like, why are we at the stage where we have young children ebee— where we have young children bbeb ee— where we have young children that are as overweight as they eee— that are as overweight as they beb— that are as overweight as they beb b— that are as overweight as they are? but i suppose- that are as overweight as they are? but i suppose if- that are as overweight as they are? �*7 2bi: are? but i suppose if we do have the children and that the overweight children and that can to things like can lead to things like diabetes, we have a diabetes, that can if we have a proven medicine here that can genuinely help, why would we withhold it them? because withhold it from them? because this about health. this is this isn't about health. this is just about-people- this isn't about health. this is just about-people arei just about weight. people are ebb— just about weight. people are ebbbb going— just about weight. people are ebbbb going be— just about weight. people are still going to continue feeding bbeb— still going to continue feeding beb-ebe— still going to continue feeding their-the food- still going to continue feeding their the food that their children the food that ebee— their children the food that they- doesn't - their children the food that they doesn't make their children the food that. they-doesn't make it they are. that doesn't make it so they are. that doesn't make it ee ebee— they are. that doesn't make it ee bbeb bbeb— they are. that doesn't make it so that their diets— they are. that doesn't make it so that their diets get better, ebee— so that their diets get better, bbeb ebee— so that their diets get better, bbeb ebee ee— so that their diets get better, that they are internally beebbe- — that they are internally healthy. this- that they are internally healthy. this is a, let's healthy. this is just a, let's beeb— healthy. this is just a, let's teeb eee— healthy. this is just a, let's teeb save e— healthy. this is just a, let's just say, a temporary cure for young— just say, a temporary cure for young children— just say, a temporary cure for young children who are overweight,— young children who are overweight, by exercising overweight, that by exercising a eeeb— overweight, that by exercising a eeee ebee— overweight, that by exercising a good diet-easily— overweight, that by exercising a good diet easily combat good diet can easily combat ebee.— good diet can easily combat bbeb. ane— good diet can easily combat that. and it's— good diet can easily combat that. and it's also the that. and it's also about the beeb— that. and it's also about the beeb ebee— that. and it's also about the fact that when _ that. and it's also about the fact that when you take any sort of fact that when you take any sort eb-ebeb— fact that when you take any sort eb-ebeb ee— fact that when you take any sort of-what are the- fact that when you take any sort of what are the side of drug, what are the side ebbeebe— of drug, what are the side effects-that?- of drug, what are the side effects-that? if- of drug, what are the side effects that? if we basically effects of that? if we basically means, sarah,— effects of that? if we basically means, sarah, doesn't it, that we've -on helping. we've given up on helping ebbeben— we've given up on helping children to— we've given up on helping children to be— we've given up on helping children to be a healthy. i een-b— children to be a healthy. i done bbbnb— children to be a healthy. i don't think you— children to be a healthy. i don't think you want- children to be a healthy. i don't think you want young children to be started on these drugs unnecessary willy mean, children to be started on these drifact, nnecessary willy mean, children to be started on these drifact, pre:essary willy mean, children to be started on these drifact, pre school willy mean, children to be started on these drifact, pre school children nean, children to be started on these drifact, pre school children are i, in fact, pre school children are now showing up with diabetes and being obese. this is all to do

with our food culture. and this is something that henry dimbleby has spoken a lot about, is something that henry dimbleby has spoken a lot about , the idea has spoken a lot about, the idea that we need to try and get people away from processed food that we need to try and re—educate the way we eat there are there is a place for this drug for people who are who have got other issues, who are older, who who are struggling, who, you know, i think when you're talking really young talking about really young children like, children, you just it's like, you it's like saying let's children, you just it's like, you all it's like saying let's children, you just it's like, you all ourt's like saying let's children, you just it's like, you all our youngsters ng let's children, you just it's like, you all our youngsters on let's put all our youngsters on antidepressants because they've got anxiety . actually, they'll got anxiety. actually, they'll probably young, probably because they're young, they're quite resilient. the problem isn't it, with problem here isn't it, with regard to how we eat and how we move, societies become move, societies have become a lot overweight recent lot more overweight in recent years because we move less and we eat more our our our jobs are now sat down rather than toiling in fields. but and yet our kyiv beebee— in fields. but and yet our kyiv men bodies think— in fields. but and yet our kyiv men bodies think we- i“ �*7 2 but and yet our kyiv men bodies think we need all of ebeee— men bodies think we need all of these calories,— men bodies think we need all of these calories, all— men bodies think we need all of these calories, all of this are beebeenenee— these calories, all of this are programmed-eat- these calories, all of this are programmed eat as much food programmed to eat as much food as programmed to eat as much food ee eee— programmed to eat as much food ee you beeebbe— programmed to eat as much food as you possibly can— programmed to eat as much food as you possibly can because we beee-ebe- as you possibly can because we never know the next never know when the next eneebeeen— never know when the next mastodon -also. i never know when the next. mastodon-also. so, never know when the next- mastodon-also. so, you mastodon aukus. also. so, you knee.— mastodon aukus. also. so, you knew. ee— mastodon aukus. also. so, you know, we consider that know, we have to consider that perhaps parents are not parenting maybe, parenting anymore. well, maybe, maybe have lifestyle maybe we do have this lifestyle where out of the

where parents are out of the home much predominantly home so much predominantly because we cannot afford everything. we to have everything. so we have to have the households and we the two income households and we don't the parents actively don't have the parents actively parenting. i you've parenting. and i think you've ebee— parenting. and i think you've ebee eeb— parenting. and i think you've also got multiple— “g and i think you've also got multiple generations “g and i think you've also goparentsble generations “g and i think you've also goparentsble gedon'tions “g and i think you've also goparentsble gedon't really now of parents who don't really beee— now of parents who don't really beee-be— now of parents who don't really beee-be eeeb— now of parents who don't really know .to cook, who - now of parents who don't really know to cook, who aren't know how to cook, who aren't eeebe— know how to cook, who aren't eebe-be- know how to cook, who aren't really-in cooking. really interested in cooking been— really interested in cooking from-because- really interested in cooking from because that's from scratch because that's i eneen-bee— from scratch because that's i mean,-key here - from scratch because that's i mean,-key here is- from scratch because that's i mean, key here is processed mean, the key here is processed beee— mean, the key here is processed beee be— mean, the key here is processed beee be be— mean, the key here is processed food is the enemy— mean, the key here is processed food is the enemy and snacking ene— food is the enemy and snacking ene eneebbne— food is the enemy and snacking and snacking. so— food is the enemy and snacking and snacking. so anything ebee-e— and snacking. so anything bbeb-e vou— and snacking. so anything that's, you know, all these beebeeeee— that's, you know, all these processed foods- that's, you know, all these processed foods are all designed to processed foods are all designed be bbb— processed foods are all designed be bbb ebee— processed foods are all designed to hit that sweet— processed foods are all designed to hit that sweet spot . i to hit that sweet spot. isn't eneb— to hit that sweet spot. isn't bbeb ebe— to hit that sweet spot. isn't that the genius of semaglutide and the sort of basis for all of these drugs that it just takes away your appetite? you don't need to snack? is that how it eeebee— need to snack? is that how it eeebee be— need to snack? is that how it eeebee be be— need to snack? is that how it works? is it appetite- works? is it appetite suppressant ? works? is it appetite suppressant? i works? is it appetite— suppressant ? the way it works is suppressant? the way it works is it on the hunger hormone. it acts on the hunger hormone. so we all so we're programmed by our hormones. we know how our hormones. we all know how powerful are. most powerful hormones are. most people know you also people don't know that. you also have how have hormones that govern how much eat and they're much you want to eat and they're there of evolutionary there for a sort of evolutionary purpose, which, as you said, is to of you eat as much to sort of make you eat as much as you can because you never know when the next sort of mammoth mammoth along. mammoth mammoth is coming along. but we live in a but of course, we live in a society where food is readily

available and also where the cheapest is, the stuff available and also where the cheapbreally is, the stuff available and also where the cheapbreally bad the stuff available and also where the cheapbreally bad for; stuff available and also where the cheapbreally bad for you. if available and also where the cheapbreally bad for you. so that's really bad for you. so people call it an obesogenic society. of society. there's lots of arguments it is or arguments over whether it is or not, but i it probably is. not, but i think it probably is. and so it's very difficult for us humans with these with us as humans with these with these hormonal to these drives, hormonal drives to control ourselves. this control ourselves. and what this drug it suppresses drug does is it suppresses those hormones. so it just makes you less hungry. yeah. and it and i be— less hungry. yeah. and it and i mean, to according— less hungry. yeah. and it and i mean, to according it's- mean, to according it's available— mean, to according it's available privately in the uk it's available privately in the uk be going— available privately in the uk be going be— available privately in the uk it's going to be— available privately in the uk it's going to be available on be— it's going to be available on bbe bes— it's going to be available on bbe bbs .— it's going to be available on the nhs . lots— it's going to be available on the nhs . lots of— it's going to be available on the nhs . lots of people in the nhs. lots of people in benebbbe— the nhs. lots of people in america are— the nhs. lots of people in america are on— the nhs. lots of people in america are on it. “cg 2 america are on it. they've done it's around trials. it's been around for trials. yeah. mean it's awful . i'm yeah. i mean it's awful. i'm beeb— yeah. i mean it's awful. i'm teeb bebne— yeah. i mean it's awful. i'm teeb going be— yeah. i mean it's awful. i'm teeb going be eee— yeah. i mean it's awful. i'm just going to say it's awful. i do not agree with this. really. i do not agree with this. really. b bbbnb— do not agree with this. really. b bbbnb bb-e— do not agree with this. really. i think it's terrible. what- do not agree with this. 7 i what if i think it's terrible. what if what if i told— i think it's terrible. what if what if i told you- i think it's terrible. what if what if i told you it- i what if what if i told you it could save bene— what if i told you it could save bene eb— what if i told you it could save tens of thousands— what if i told you it could save tens of thousands of lives? you beee— tens of thousands of lives? you knew ebee— tens of thousands of lives? you know what could— tens of thousands of lives? you know what could also save tens of know what could also save tens eb—eebbne- of thousands of lives eating bebbeb— of thousands of lives eating better—more. i of thousands of lives eating. better—more. and of thousands of lives eating- better_more. and that better and moving more. and that eeeen-b— better and moving more. and that eeebee-e— better and moving more. and that doesn't-a tonne— better and moving more. and that doesn't a tonne of money doesn't make a tonne of money for the drug companies. but people don't have 2 g etibib“ ::e“ but people don't have thing for the drug companies. but. people don't have-thing is, people don't have the thing is, i-distinction- people don't have the thing is, i-distinction here- people don't have the thing is, i distinction here is i think the distinction here is ebee— i think the distinction here is ebee-beebbe— i think the distinction here is that people don't see that most people don't see ebeebe— that most people don't see obesity- illness. - that most people don't see obesity illness. and obesity as an illness. and ebee-e— obesity as an illness. and that's where— obesity as an illness. and that's where you do see it as that's where if you do see it as an that's where if you do see it as en bbneee— that's where if you do see it as en bbneee eee— that's where if you do see it as an illness, you see— that's where if you do see it as an illness, you see this as a se— an illness, you see this as a cure. so would— an illness, you see this as a cure. so would say to cure. so would you say to eeenebeee— cure. so would you say to somebody-has- cure. so would you say to somebody has cancer, you

somebody who has cancer, you een-b— somebody who has cancer, you een-b beee— somebody who has cancer, you can't have chemotherapy. it's ebeee-e— can't have chemotherapy. it's there's-there's- can't have chemotherapy. it's there's there's really there's a very there's a really bnbeeeebbne— there's a very there's a reallyi interesting—about interesting debate here about bee—bbbe- interesting debate here about. how—this, because how we approach this, because a lot how we approach this, because a beb eb— how we approach this, because a beb eb beebbe— how we approach this, because a beb eb beebee: b— how we approach this, because a lot of people, i think, perhaps beebe— lot of people, i think, perhaps eeene-beebbe— lot of people, i think, perhaps bucha - people - are . bucha see people who are eeeeeebebb— bucha see people who arel overweight-made bucha see people who are- overweight-made the overweight as having made the eeene— overweight as having made the wrong lifestyle— overweight as having made the wrong lifestyle choices and beebeee:— wrong lifestyle choices andl therefore,_issue. therefore, it's a moral issue. beb— therefore, it's a moral issue. beb-ebee- therefore, it's a moral issue. beb-ebee e- therefore, it's a moral issue. but-also a lot- therefore, it's a moral issue. but-also a lot of. but there are also a lot of beebbe— but there are also a lot of beebee ebe— but there are also a lot of people who see- but there are also a lot of people who see it a medical people who see it as a medical beeee— people who see it as a medical ene— people who see it as a medical issue and those— people who see it as a medical issue and those who see as issue and those who see it as a beebeee— issue and those who see it as a eneebeeb beeee— issue and those who see it as a medical issue. i— issue and those who see it as a medical issue. i think we just eeeb— medical issue. i think we just need-bbbe- - medical issue. i think we just need -this. there's. medical issue. i think we just. need -this. there's the need to solve this. there's the other side of this as well is how much our lives have been impacted anti—obesity impacted by anti—obesity legislation of legislation and the layouts of our supermarkets in the last six months changed months have been changed by the government longer government that you'll no longer see the end of aisles see sweets at the end of aisles or near the tills. that's a government legislation. we've got tax, we've got got a sugar tax, we've got reformulation drinks. this got a sugar tax, we've got refo been tion drinks. this got a sugar tax, we've got refo been this drinks. this got a sugar tax, we've got refo been this has rinks. this got a sugar tax, we've got refo been this has rinks. forced has been this has been forced through government and through by the government and what if this was what if, what if this drug was more widely available? we could get government our get the government out of our lives, people their lives, make people make their own decisions about this stuff, or how about we just sure or how about we just make sure that are well, well that parents are well, well educated, informed about that parents are well, well educate lifestyle informed about that parents are well, well educate lifestyle choices?about that parents are well, well educate lifestyle choices? tout healthy lifestyle choices? because 30% because more than 30% of ebbeben— because more than 30% of children overweight their children are overweight if their beeenbe— children are overweight if their bebeee—be- children are overweight if their beeenbe—be e- children are overweight if their parents—is a buti parents are and there is a but if parents are and there is a but bb eeebe— parents are and there is a but if you're overweight you're if you're overweight when you're a it if you're overweight when you're e—bb eneen- if you're overweight when you're a_it much harderj a child, it makes it much harder for a child, it makes it much harder bee-eben— a child, it makes it much harder bee-ebee neb— a child, it makes it much harder for-then not to— a child, it makes it much harder for-then not to be- for you then not to be overweight— for you then not to be overweight as an adult.

for you then not to be overweight as an adult . for you then not to be— overweight as an adult. so you eeebe— overweight as an adult. so you eeebe eee— overweight as an adult. so you eeebe eee ebe— overweight as an adult. so you could say the argument could be, i've an overweight child, i've got an overweight child, i'll them it i'll give them this drug, it will weight down and will get their weight down and then do a re—education then we do a re—education program and we or perhaps the link here, the perhaps the link here if the parents, the here is if the parents, the overweight linking overweight parents linking to overweight children, if the overweight children, if the overvandit overweight children, if the overv and the children overweight children, if the overvand the children don't drug and the children don't learn this behaviour, if the parents all the time parents snacking all the time and could have actually and that could have actually a natural benefit there, i suppose . but what just need to do in . but what we just need to do in this we need to make this country is we need to make good food is good healthy food that is affordable, affordable and we need make the rubbish not need to make the rubbish not affordable. then that affordable. and then that will simply reverse this trend. that's needs to happen. that's what needs to happen. it's straight forward and government— it's straight forward and government after government it's straight forward and goveigovernment government it's straight forward and goveigovernment of vernment it's straight forward and goveigovernment of every ent after government of every bebbbeb— after government of every political—has. after government of every. political—has been political persuasion has been eeebee— political persuasion has been eeebee eb— political persuasion has been scared of being— political persuasion has been scared of being accused of being the scared of being accused of being bbe eeene— scared of being accused of being the nanny state.— scared of being accused of being the nanny state. so— scared of being accused of being the nanny state. so there's ebeee— the nanny state. so there's ebeeee bbbe— the nanny state. so there's always this thing, isn't there, ebee— always this thing, isn't there, bbeb ebee— always this thing, isn't there, bbeb bbee bbe — always this thing, isn't there, that they the government doesn't eneee—bbbe- mess with you. i don't think ebee-ve— mess with you. i don't think ebee-be —eb.| mess with you. i don't think| ebee-be —eb. they've been scared at all. eebe— they've been scared at all. eebe bee— they've been scared at all. we've had more— they've been scared at all. we've had more nanny- they've been scared at all. we've had more nanny state legislation in the last six months than had in the months than we've had in the last years. absolutely. and last six years. absolutely. and that's the tide that's my point. but the tide bee— that's my point. but the tide bee-ebeneee— that's my point. but the tide has-changedlthe- that's my point. but the tide has-changedlthe of has now changed in the blink of an has now changed in the blink of en-bn— has now changed in the blink of en-bn ebe— has now changed in the blink of an-in the last— has now changed in the blink of an-in the last few- has now changed in the blink of an in the last few years, an eye in the last few years, ebe— an eye in the last few years,

bbe eee— an eye in the last few years, bbe way ebee— an eye in the last few years, the way that the _ an eye in the last few years, the way that the government beee— the way that the government became so much— the way that the government became so much more involved the way that the government bec minutiae uch more involved the way that the government bec minutiae of�*l more involved the way that the government bec minutiae of our)re involved the way that the government bec minutiae of our lives, 'olved the minutiae of our lives, bennbne— the minutiae of our lives, banning certain adverts, taxing bebbebn—ebe- certain foods, changing the bebeee— certain foods, changing the beeeebleee— certain foods, changing the layout our supermarkets down. certain foods, changing the layou you our supermarkets down. certain foods, changing the layou you can'tipermarkets down. certain foods, changing the layou you can't see markets down. certain foods, changing the layou you can't see yourats down. certain foods, changing the layou you can't see your mum wn. tony, you can't see your mum bbbe— tony, you can't see your mum bbbe ebee— tony, you can't see your mum bbbe ebee-ene— tony, you can't see your mum like that-melquite- tony, you can't see your mum like that me quite an like that for me is quite an benbeebbben— like that for me is quite an imposition-my- like that for me is quite an imposition my personal life. imposition and my personal life. but imposition and my personal life. beb beebee— imposition and my personal life. but bushra, would— imposition and my personal life. but bushra, would be happy but bushra, would you be happy if but bushra, would you be happy bb-eeeeenenenb— but bushra, would you be happy if government going if the government were going to enebe— if the government were going to eneee-eeebe— if the government were going to eneee-eeebe eb— if the government were going to make sorts of restrictive make those sorts of restrictive. man-measures.people man related measures on people if man related measures on people bb benebb— man related measures on people bb bbbeeebe b— man related measures on people if literally, i mean,— man related measures on people if literally, i mean, just use eeeb— if literally, i mean, just use your imagination here. they your imagination here. if they eeebe— your imagination here. if they eeebee-eee— your imagination here. if they eeebee-eee een- your imagination here. if they could -you can go,- your imagination here. if they could you can go, you could tell you you can go, you een-ee— could tell you you can go, you een-ebe bee— could tell you you can go, you een-ebe bee e— could tell you you can go, you can-go for a walk- could tell you you can go, you can go for a walk outside can only go for a walk outside eeeb— can only go for a walk outside your-once a day.- can only go for a walk outside your once a day. what if your house once a day. what if ebee— your house once a day. what if ebee-beve— your house once a day. what if ebee-beee be - your house once a day. what if they-have to go- your house once a day. what if they-have to go for. they say you have to go for a eeb— they say you have to go for a walk outside _ they say you have to go for a walk outside your— they say you have to go for a walk outside your house once a eeeb— walk outside your house once a ebeeb bee— walk outside your house once a day? you onboard._ walk outside your house once a day? you onboard. brilliant, bebbbeb.— day? you onboard. brilliant, brilliant.-it's- brilliant. i think it's brilliant— brilliant. i think it's— brilliant-unfortunately, brilliant because unfortunately, beebeee— brilliant because unfortunately, beebebeee— brilliant because unfortunately, beebebe ee ee— brilliant because unfortunately, perhaps we are living in a ebbnebe— perhaps we are living in a climate to be climate where people need to be bebe— climate where people need to be eebe-bbb— climate where people need to be eebe-bbb ee— climate where people need to be told-bit more what- climate where people need to be told bit more what to told a little bit more what to do told a little bit more what to be ebbeb— told a little bit more what to do which healthier for them. do which is healthier for them. beeeeee— do which is healthier for them. beeeeee bb— do which is healthier for them. because if obviously, clearly we een-bebbebn— because if obviously, clearly we can pattern emerging because if obviously, clearly we can people pattern emerging because if obviously, clearly we can people pa not�*i emerging because if obviously, clearly we can people panot make rging because if obviously, clearly we can people panot make the] that people do not make the bebb— that people do not make the right decisions.— that people do not make the right decisions. some of this eveeeebebb— right decisions. some of this overweight obesity crisis is self—inflicted.— overweight obesity crisis is self—inflicted. have to self—inflicted. we have to acknowledge _ self—inflicted. we have to acknowledge that people to acknowledge that people need to bebe— acknowledge that people need to eebe—ebe- take accountability for the eeebebene— take accountability for the - decisions—isn't decisions they're making. isn't it_psvchologve- decisions they're making. isn't it sarah?;ychology, decisions they're making. isn't it sarah? because ', decisions they're making. isn't it sarah? because so many though, sarah? because so many beebbe— though, sarah? because so many beebee—ebb- though, sarah? because so many people _with their. people who struggle with their eebebb— people who struggle with their weight emotional weight have an emotional relationship— relationship to food? i would say— relationship to food? i would eee ebeneeb— relationship to food? i would say almost really relationship to food? i would- say almost-really that say almost everybody really that ebeeoebee— struggles with their weight has an-relationship- struggles with their weight has an relationship with an emotional relationship with beee.— an emotional relationship with beee—be- an emotional relationship with food._be better- food. wouldn't it be better that the

food. wouldn't it be better that ebe-bebb— food. wouldn't it be better that ebe-bebb-en- food. wouldn't it be better that ebe-bebb-en e- food. wouldn't it be better that| the-help-on a kind food. wouldn't it be better that. the-help-on a kind of the nhs help people on a kind of counselling— the nhs help people on a kind of counselling level— the nhs help people on a kind of counselling level rather than handing— counselling level rather than - handing—people. handing out injections? people, people— handing out injections? people, people who— handing out injections? people, people who comfort do you people who comfort eat? do you know similar know there's very similar they're with they're self—medicating with food. self—medicate food. people self—medicate with dnnk food. people self—medicate with drink sorts of drink with drugs, all sorts of things. self—medicate things. if you self—medicate with , you're in a really with food, you're in a really odd position because the thing that's bad for is that you that's bad for you is that you can't can't stop eating can't you can't stop eating because die. so it's because then you die. so it's very difficult for people. and i think there's a lot of there's a lot of work that could be done in area try and make it in this area to try and make it easier people not to easier for people not to self—medicate with food. the self—medicate with food. but the thing is that it thing about weight is that it doesn't how go doesn't matter how much you go to the basically it's about to the gym, basically it's about what you eat. i mean, it's 85% what you eat. i mean, it's 85% what eat and 15% moving, what you eat and 15% moving, which is where where semaglutide is. it's been proven to be so good.— is. it's been proven to be so good. and— is. it's been proven to be so good. and for— is. it's been proven to be so good. and for the— it's been proven to be so good. and for the people that are good. and for the people that most— good. and for the people that are most affected, it really does— are most affected, it really does save lives.- are most affected, it really does save lives. it really it really— does save lives. it really it really does. _ does save lives. it really it really does. the- does save lives. it really it really does. g really does. the thing is, the other thing is it will if anything, the thing we should be worried about are the of the weight loss industry. a lot of the oil weight loss industry. a lot of the-oil salesmen- weight loss industry. a lot of the-oil salesmen who. weight loss industry. a lot of- the-oil salesmen who want the snake oil salesmen who want to-tms— the snake oil salesmen who want to-tms drug— the snake oil salesmen who want to this drug because to stop this drug because they-ve— to stop this drug because they've - quack - to stop this drug because they've quack things that they've got quack things that don-t— they've got quack things that don-t work— they've got quack things that don't work and _ they've got quack things that don't work and this actually

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so after quite an unsettled weekend , it's cloudy unsettled weekend, it's a cloudy eeere— unsettled weekend, it's a cloudy eeere-holiday— unsettled weekend, it's a cloudy start holiday monday start to bank holiday monday with— start to bank holiday monday with some— start to bank holiday monday with some showers expected to treat— with some showers expected to treat-en. — with some showers expected to treat-en. ant- with some showers expected to break-on. and this. with some showers expected to break on. and this is break out later on. and this is all break out later on. and this is tit tie— break out later on. and this is tit due to— break out later on. and this is all due to this— break out later on. and this is all due to this occlusion that's going— all due to this occlusion that's going-mete— all due to this occlusion that's going-mete ite— all due to this occlusion that's going make its way down east going to make its way down east ent—te- going to make its way down east ent—to tite- going to make its way down east and—to the northi and coasts. looking to the north of and coasts. looking to the north et seetient— and coasts. looking to the north of scotland as— and coasts. looking to the north of scotland as well. and winds are of scotland as well. and winds coming— of scotland as well. and winds are coming from _ of scotland as well. and winds are coming from the north. so quite— are coming from the north. so quite a— are coming from the north. so quite a teet— are coming from the north. so quite a cool day— are coming from the north. so quite a cool day here, but warmer further- quite a cool day here, but warmer further south. so let's tate— warmer further south. so let's take-et— warmer further south. so let's tete-et tite— warmer further south. so let's take-at the detail- take a look at the detail through— take a look at the detail through the— take a look at the detail through the rest of this morning and-afternoon.- through the rest of this morning and afternoon. showers and into this afternoon. showers witt— and into this afternoon. showers wit-treet— and into this afternoon. showers will-break out- and into this afternoon. showers will break out across will readily break out across mutt— will readily break out across much-england- will readily break out across much england and wales much of england and wales especiauy-_ much of england and wales especially. these could be especially. and these could be quite— especially. and these could be quite tequi— especially. and these could be quite heavy across east anglia eut— quite heavy across east anglia and southeast— quite heavy across east anglia and southeast england , where we and southeast england, where we miqtt— and southeast england, where we miqtt utte— and southeast england, where we might also hear— and southeast england, where we might also hear the odd rumble of might also hear the odd rumble qt ttuuteu— might also hear the odd rumble of thunder. there— might also hear the odd rumble of thunder. there will be some sunny— of thunder. there will be some sunny eneiie— of thunder. there will be some sunny spells too,— of thunder. there will be some sunny spells too, and it will

nein— sunny spells too, and it will nein it— sunny spells too, and it will nein it to— sunny spells too, and it will help it to feel— sunny spells too, and it will help it to feel a— sunny spells too, and it will help it to feel a little warmer across western _ help it to feel a little warmer across western areas than it did yesterday. — across western areas than it did yesterday. its— across western areas than it did yestentuy. as we— across western areas than it did yesterday. as we go through this eveninq— yesterday. as we go through this eveninq ent— yesterday. as we go through this evening and overnight, this band of evening and overnight, this band qt stout— evening and overnight, this band ot stout ont— evening and overnight, this band of cloud and light— evening and overnight, this band of cloud and light rain will continue— of cloud and light rain will continue to— of cloud and light rain will continue to make its way southwards. _ continue to make its way southwards. and this will allow skies— southwards. and this will allow sties to— southwards. and this will allow skies to clear— southwards. and this will allow skies to clear across scotland ont— skies to clear across scotland ent uontnenn— skies to clear across scotland and northern ireland and here we count— and northern ireland and here we oouit iust— and northern ireland and here we oouit iust see— and northern ireland and here we oouit iust o— and northern ireland and here we could just see a touch of rural nost— could just see a touch of rural tnost to— could just see a touch of rural tnost to stunt— could just see a touch of rural frost to start tuesday morning. cieonen— frost to start tuesday morning. clearer skies— frost to start tuesday morning. clearer skies further south as neit— clearer skies further south as ueii witt— clearer skies further south as well will allow— clearer skies further south as well will allow fog to form. so tnot— well will allow fog to form. so tnot witt— well will allow fog to form. so that will help— well will allow fog to form. so that will help keep temperatures up. so— that will help keep temperatures up. so o— that will help keep temperatures uo. so u mitten— that will help keep temperatures up. so a milder start away from the up. so a milder start away from tne ton— up. so a milder start away from tne ton nonn— up. so a milder start away from the far north to— up. so a milder start away from the far north to start tuesday , the far north to start tuesday, otteit— the far north to start tuesday, otteit quite— the far north to start tuesday, albeit quite cloudy . once that albeit quite cloudy. once that mist— albeit quite cloudy. once that nist ont— albeit quite cloudy. once that nist ent toq— albeit quite cloudy. once that mist and fog lifts and breaks, tnouqn— mist and fog lifts and breaks, though, through— mist and fog lifts and breaks, though, through the morning and into tne— though, through the morning and into the afternoon,— though, through the morning and into the afternoon, we will stut— into the afternoon, we will stunt to — into the afternoon, we will start to see some clear , start to see some clear, clearer, sunny- start to see some clear, clearer, sunny spells developing . inouqn— clearer, sunny spells developing . inouqn it— clearer, sunny spells developing . though it will— clearer, sunny spells developing . though it will be— clearer, sunny spells developing . though it will be quite a dry day— . though it will be quite a dry toy on— . though it will be quite a dry toy on iuestoy— . though it will be quite a dry day on tuesday, especially conquest— day on tuesday, especially content to— day on tuesday, especially compared to the last few days, tnouqn— compared to the last few days, though temperatures will feel just though temperatures will feel iust o— though temperatures will feel iust o tittie— though temperatures will feel just a little cooler than what we've seen of— just a little cooler than what we've seen of late . looking we've seen of late. looking onset— we've seen of late. looking oneot to— we've seen of late. looking ahead to the— we've seen of late. looking ahead to the rest of the afternoon _ ahead to the rest of the afternoon and- ahead to the rest of the afternoon and evening, though, we toot— afternoon and evening, though, we toot o— afternoon and evening, though, we look a little— afternoon and evening, though, we look a little further west ont— we look a little further west ent soo— we look a little further west and some rain— we look a little further west and some rain and cloud will note— and some rain and cloud will note its— and some rain and cloud will note its way— and some rain and cloud will make its way into— and some rain and cloud will make its way into northern intent— make its way into northern ineiont os— make its way into northern ireland as well— make its way into northern

ireland as well as western sootiont— ireland as well as western scotland later,— ireland as well as western scotland later, with clearer skies— scotland later, with clearer sties on— scotland later, with clearer skies on tuesday night. further soutn— skies on tuesday night. further soutn tnouqn— skies on tuesday night. further south, though, as— skies on tuesday night. further south, though, as we look ahead tnnouqnout— south, though, as we look ahead throughout the— south, though, as we look ahead throughout the rest of the week, the throughout the rest of the week, tne otouty— throughout the rest of the week, the cloudy skies— throughout the rest of the week, the cloudy skies aren't going away— the cloudy skies aren't going way too— the cloudy skies aren't going away too much,— the cloudy skies aren't going away too much, though. we will see some unsettled weather nowinq— see some unsettled weather nowinqltnon— see some unsettled weather moving from midweek. and moving in from midweek. and none— moving in from midweek. and higher temperatures from the soutnwest—

to i t0i it's i to- it's monday, i to_ it's monday, the 1st to it's monday, the 1st of may. itin— it's monday, the 1st of may. this is— it's monday, the 1st of may. this is to— it's monday, the 1st of may. this is to the— it's monday, the 1st of may. this is to the point- it's monday, the 1st of may. this is to the point with- it's monday, the 1st of may. this is to the point with me, tom harwood and bev turner. good morning. thank you for ioininq— good morning. thank you for ioininq us— good morning. thank you for ioininq us on— good morning. thank you for joining us on this bank holiday. winte— joining us on this bank holiday. prince william— joining us on this bank holiday. prince william will pay tribute to tne— prince william will pay tribute to tne tinq— prince william will pay tribute to the king and— prince william will pay tribute to the king and queen consort at sotuntoy-s— to the king and queen consort at saturday's coronation we'll hear witt— saturday's coronation we'll hear wiii oiso— saturday's coronation we'll hear wiii oiso toe— saturday's coronation we'll hear will also be invited, of course, to invite— will also be invited, of course, to invite to— will also be invited, of course, to invite to swear— will also be invited, of course, to invite to swear an oath of otteqionoe— to invite to swear an oath of allegiance. will— to invite to swear an oath of allegiance. will you do that? were— allegiance. will you do that? were qoinq— allegiance. will you do that? were qoinq to— allegiance. will you do that? we're going to be discussing it tne— we're going to be discussing it tne next— we're going to be discussing it over the next hour. ' t: over the next hour. and nurses are back on strike with intensive care and chemotherapy impacted for the very first time, we'll be on the picket line to find the latest . and line to find the latest. and donald trump is in- l �*" t: and donald trump is in scotland for

a donald trump is in scotland for o snot— donald trump is in scotland for o soot ot— donald trump is in scotland for o soot ot qoit— donald trump is in scotland for o soot ot qott ot— donald trump is in scotland for a spot of golf at his own course near aberdeen— a spot of golf at his own course near aberdeen before heading to— near aberdeen before heading over to another— near aberdeen before heading over to another of his resorts in intent.— over to another of his resorts in ireland. we'll— over to another of his resorts in ireland. we'll see what sort of in ireland. we'll see what sort ot weoonnei— in ireland. we'll see what sort of welcome the _ in ireland. we'll see what sort of welcome the former president that's right. this is gb news on a that's right. this is gb news on every— that's right. this is gb news on every soeoioi— that's right. this is gb news on a very special week— that's right. this is gb news on a very special week building up to tne— a very special week building up to the coronation— a very special week building up to the coronation torfaen. keep you— to the coronation torfaen. keep your tnouqnts— to the coronation torfaen. keep your thoughts coming to us this nonninq. — your thoughts coming to us this morning. gbviews@gbnews.uk the entit— morning. gbviews@gbnews.uk the enoii ottness— morning. gbviews@gbnews.uk the email address always. but email address as always. but tinst— email address as always. but tint-nit,— email address as always. but first-all, here— email address as always. but first-all, here is- email address as always. but first all, here is the very first of all, here is the very intest— first of all, here is the very latest-with - first of all, here is the very latest-with rory- first of all, here is the very latest with rory smith . latest news with rory smith. intent— latest news with rory smith. thank you— latest news with rory smith. thank you very— latest news with rory smith. thank you very much,- latest news with rory smith. thank you very much, bev. the latest from the newsroom british nationals hoping to flee sudan have until noon local time to catch an additional uk flight out of the war torn country. it

will depart from the eastern city of port sudan later this afternoon and british nationals are urged to make their way to the airport ahead of the deadline. over 2000 people on 23 flights have been evacuated so far, but more than 1000 british passport holders may remain. sudan's army and the rival paramilitary force say they will extend a ceasefire to for a further 72 hours, which was originally due to end from this evening . the royal college of evening. the royal college of nursing says that its members who are striking today will return to help patients if emergencies arise. staff in emergency departments, intensive care units and cancer care began their 28 hour strike action yesterday , which ends tonight. yesterday, which ends tonight. matthew taylor, chief executive of the nhs confederation, says as strikes have taken a heavy toll on services and urged unions to accept pay deals , rcn

unions to accept pay deals, rcn members voted to reject the latest government offer, but the health secretary says he's hopeful the dispute can be resolved this week . turkey's resolved this week. turkey's president claims his country has killed the islamic state leader in syria. president erdogan said that turkish intelligence forces killed abu hussein al—qurashi after pursuing him for some time. it's understood the raid in north syria lasted an hour and there were reports of an explosion being heard. al—qarashi became the isis leader in november last year after his predecessor was killed .labour after his predecessor was killed . labour says the government's decision to scale back housing targets could cost renters an extra £200 a year by 2030. last year , rishi sunak made the year, rishi sunak made the target of building 300,000 homes a year in england advisory rather than mandatory . the rather than mandatory. the squeeze on supply is having a

knock on effect with analysis showing it could increase rental prices. well, the government says it has a plan to halve inflation to help millions of people deal with the cost of rent . shadow women and rent. shadow women and equalities secretary anneliese dodds says the government needs to help those who do not own their own homes . the level of their own homes. the level of none— their own homes. the level of home building— their own homes. the level of home building looks- " the level of home building looks like it's going— home building looks like it's qoinq to— home building looks like it's qoinq to toti— home building looks like it's going to fall to— home building looks like it's going to fall to its lowest tewei— going to fall to its lowest level since _ going to fall to its lowest level since the- going to fall to its lowest level since the second world war unten— level since the second world war under conservative _ level since the second world war under conservative led governments- under conservative led governments and that's a big notion — governments and that's a big problem because people are twenty— problem because people are already paying— problem because people are already paying 42% of their income after— already paying 42% of their income after tax in rent on owenoeq— income after tax in rent on oweoeq . so— income after tax in rent on average . so labour said we need average. so labour said we need to nove— average. so labour said we need to news o— average. so labour said we need to have a sensible— average. so labour said we need to have a sensible approach to ttis— to have a sensible approach to tnis. we— to have a sensible approach to tnis. we need— to have a sensible approach to this. we need to— to have a sensible approach to this. we need to be delivering tnose— this. we need to be delivering tnose nones— this. we need to be delivering those homes that— this. we need to be delivering those homes that people need. itisni— those homes that people need. itisni sunot— those homes that people need. rishi sunak shouldn't have swooped— rishi sunak shouldn't have scrapped that— rishi sunak shouldn't have scrapped that target without onytninq— scrapped that target without onytninq etse— scrapped that target without anything else to go into its place— anything else to go into its oiooe . — anything else to go into its place . former— anything else to go into its place . former us- anything else to go into its place . fivcs cc place. former us president donald trump will touch down in scotland today . he's set to scotland today. he's set to arrive in aberdeen this morning to open a second golf course at many estate in the northeast of

the country . he was last many estate in the northeast of the country. he was last in scotland in 2018 whilst he was in office . he's later expected in office. he's later expected to visit his course in doonbeg on ireland's west . coast 2% of on ireland's west. coast 2% of all jobs will be eliminated over the next five years. that's to according the world economic forum, which says there will be 14 million fewer jobs globally in 2027 as roles become more automated data shows the fastest declining roles will be secretarial and clerical . but secretarial and clerical. but demands for self—driving and electric vehicle specialists are sought after topping the list of the most in—demand jobs for this year. the most in—demand jobs for this year . police police say the man year. police police say the man suspected of killing five of his neighbours, including an eight year old boy, on friday, could be anywhere. forces believe francesco oropeza attacked the family next door after being asked to stop firing a

semi—automatic weapon in his garden. they've widened the search area to a 20 mile radius around the city of cleveland to the north of houston. the fbi says the suspect is armed and dangerous . says the suspect is armed and dangerous. plans to ask the pubuc dangerous. plans to ask the public to pledge their allegiance to the king during the coronation have been branded offensive and tone deaf this week . ceremony will include the week. ceremony will include the homage of the people which will see the public invited to swear an oath to king charles. but pressure group republic says that in a democracy, it's the head of state who should be swearing allegiance to the people, not the other way around. lambeth palace says it's an invitation rather than a request , starting with royal request, starting with royal news bannau and the commons speaker says the king will unite the commonwealth ahead of hosting the monarch this week . hosting the monarch this week. sir lindsay hoyle has welcomed back the 17th state coach as it returns to the palace of

westminster for the first time since 2005. well, tomorrow , since 2005. well, tomorrow, charles and camilla will be hosted by sir lindsay as they meet with the prime minister and opposition leader. just four days before the historic ceremony, the speaker said king charles's reign will bring a new relationship between parliament and the monarchy . what i would and the monarchy. what i would say it's a grown up recognition of democracy in this country that we still have a monarch that we still have a monarch that plays his part. we don't have a president.— that plays his part. we don't have a president. we- “ we don't have a president. we have a monarch. and— have a president. we have a monarch. and i've- have a president. we have a monarch. '“c 3c have a president. we have a monarch. '“c gc have a president. we have a monarch. ' cgc monarch. and i've got to say that we have a new monarch. and i think that will be a new- i think that will be a new relationship— i think that will be a new relationship and a new development- relationship and a new development between the elected house— development between the elected wouse ont— development between the elected wouse ent tne— development between the elected house and the monarch himself . house and the monarch himself. insis— house and the monarch himself. itsis ot— house and the monarch himself. itsis on wows.— house and the monarch himself. ipsis gb news, we'll— house and the monarch himself. ipsis gb news, we'll bring- house and the monarch himself. cl \ ll “c ipsis gb news, we'll bring you more as it happens, though. back to bev and . to bev and. tom good morning. to bev and. tom- . good morning. thank to bev and. tom— . good morning. thank you for - good morning. thank you for ioininq —

- good morning. thank you for ioininq -usyoue- joining us. i hope you're enioyinq— joining us. i hope you're. enjoying-holiday enjoying your bank holiday montoy— enjoying your bank holiday iiontoy. ine— enjoying your bank holiday monday. the final preparations one-untenwoy- monday. the final preparationsi are,-underway.the are, of course, underway for the tinq-s—anu- are, of course, underway for thej king's—and experts king's coronation. and experts towe— king's coronation. and experts have predicted these have predicted that these celebrations help deliver celebrations could help deliver £1 billion in a boost to the british economy, with tourists flying from all over the flying in from all over the world and 62 million pints predicted to be consumed . well, predicted to be consumed. well, there are lots of wine. it's a bit sexist to be it's a bit sexist to be focusing on the pints— bit sexist to be focusing on the pints not— bit sexist to be focusing on the pints, not tne— bit sexist to be focusing on the pints, not the women. don't tint— pints, not the women. don't drink-think- pints, not the women. don't drink-think that'sl pints, not the women. don't. drink-think that's the drink pints. i think that's the sexist thing. are you going to say— sexist thing. are you going to soy tnot— sexist thing. are you going to soy tnot niqnti— sexist thing. are you going to say that right? this- scx “cg are you going to say that right? this comes as tetoiis— say that right? this comes as tetoiisltne — say that right? this comes as details the coronation details of the coronation consent— details of the coronation concert are— details of the coronation concert are revealed with prince wiiiion — concert are revealed with prince wiiiion-note— concert are revealed with prince william make speech william set to make a speech paying— william set to make a speech paying-to— william set to make a speech poyinq-to tne- william set to make a speech paying to the king and paying tribute to the king and queen— paying tribute to the king and queen-however- paying tribute to the king and queen however the duke queen camilla. however the duke of queen camilla. however the duke ot suss— queen camilla. however the duke of sussex reportedly planned queen camilla. however the duke of swift ex reportedly planned queen camilla. however the duke ofswift ex which tedly planned queen camilla. however the duke ofswift ex which tedly pihe'lld a swift visit, which means he'll fly a swift visit, which means he'll tiylont— a swift visit, which means he'll tiylont out— a swift visit, which means he'll tiylont out ot— a swift visit, which means he'll fly-and out of the- a swift visit, which means he'll fly and out of the uk all fly in and out of the uk all witnin— fly in and out of the uk all witnin zi— fly in and out of the uk all within 24 hours.— fly in and out of the uk all within 24 hours. oéfg well, within 24 hours. okay. well, ioininq— within 24 hours. okay. well, toininq us— within 24 hours. okay. well, toininq us now— within 24 hours. okay. well, joining us now is— within 24 hours. well, joining us now is our royal reporter,— joining us now is our royal reporter, cameron walker. good nonninq— reporter, cameron walker. good nonninq ,— reporter, cameron walker. good morning , cameron. why do you morning, cameron. why do you tnint— morning, cameron. why do you tnint tony-s— morning, cameron. why do you think harry's going to explain why— think harry's going to explain wny ne-s— think harry's going to explain wny ne-s qoinq— think harry's going to explain why he's doing this is pretty obvious.— why he's doing this is pretty obvious wny— why he's doing this is pretty obvious. why he's doing this. ue-s— obvious. why he's doing this. ue-s not— obvious. why he's doing this. ue-s not qoinq— obvious. why he's doing this. he's not going to— obvious. why he's doing this. he's not going to be the centre of he's not going to be the centre ot attention— he's not going to be the centre ot ottention ,— he's not going to be the centre of attention , is— he's not going to be the centre of attention , is he? he might of attention, is he? he might say,— of attention, is he? he might say; i— of attention, is he? he might say; i-wont— of attention, is he? he might say; i-wont to- of attention, is he? he might say, i want to cause a say, i don't want to cause a tuss— say, i don't want to cause a tuss wniie— say, i don't want to cause a fuss while doing- say, i don't want to cause a fuss while doing this way. fuss while doing it this way. inoniooiiy— fuss while doing it this way. ironically does— fuss while doing it this way. ironically does cause more of a

tuss— ironically does cause more of a tuss .— ironically does cause more of a tuss . con— ironically does cause more of a tuss . can you— ironically does cause more of a fuss . can you hear— ironically does cause more of a fuss . can you hear it? fuss. can you hear it? i hear ten i— fuss. can you hear it? i hear ten itnint— fuss. can you hear it? i hear her. i think prince- fuss. can you hear it? i think prince harry's in her. i think prince harry's in a bit her. i think prince harry's in a pit ot— her. i think prince harry's in a pit ot on— her. i think prince harry's in a bit of an awkward— i think prince harry's in a bit of an awkward position, bev, teoouse— bit of an awkward position, bev, teoouse ne-s— bit of an awkward position, bev, because he's probably if he toes— because he's probably if he toes it— because he's probably if he toes it ne— because he's probably if he does, if he doesn't. we're not expeotinq— does, if he doesn't. we're not expeotinq nin— does, if he doesn't. we're not expecting him to— does, if he doesn't. we're not expecting him to appear on the toioony— expecting him to appear on the balcony outside— expecting him to appear on the balcony outside buckingham poinse— balcony outside buckingham toiooeltne— balcony outside buckingham palace the fly—past. we're palace for the fly—past. we're expeotinq— palace for the fly—past. we're expecting-toe- palace for the fly—past. we're expecting be limited to expecting that to be limited to oniy— expecting that to be limited to onty wontinq— expecting that to be limited to only working-of- expecting that to be limited to only working of the only working members of the itoyoi— only working members of the itoyoi-veny— only working members of the royal very similar to royal family. very similar to tne— royal family. very similar to tne-oueen-s— royal family. very similar to the queen's platinum the late queen's platinum iuioiiee— the late queen's platinum jubilee celebrations june . jubilee celebrations last june. so jubilee celebrations last june. so tne— jubilee celebrations last june. so tne sun— jubilee celebrations last june. so tne is— jubilee celebrations last june. so the sun is reporting that ne-s— so the sun is reporting that no oniy— so the sun is reporting that ne-s onty qoinq— so the sun is reporting that he's only going to be in the uk for he's only going to be in the uk ton-nouns— he's only going to be in the uk ton-nouns on— he's only going to be in the uk for-hours or so.— he's only going to be in the uk for-hours or so. a- he's only going to be in the uk for hours or so. a very for 24 hours or so. a very tieetinq— for 24 hours or so. a very fleeting visit. _ for 24 hours or so. a very fleeting visit. he'll be flying in, fleeting visit. he'll be flying in ottentinq— fleeting visit. he'll be flying in, attending service in, attending just the service in, attending just the service in westminster— in, attending just the service in westminster abbey , perhaps in in westminster abbey, perhaps in his in westminster abbey, perhaps in nis-oopooity— in westminster abbey, perhaps in nis-oopooity os- in westminster abbey, perhaps in his-capacity as the - in westminster abbey, perhaps in his capacity as the son his personal capacity as the son of his personal capacity as the son ot tne— his personal capacity as the son of the monarch,— his personal capacity as the son of the monarch, and then is very swittiy— of the monarch, and then is very swittiy-to— of the monarch, and then is very swittiy-to qet— of the monarch, and then is very swiftly -to get out- of the monarch, and then is very swiftly to get out of swiftly going to get out of tnos— swiftly going to get out of tnene, qet— swiftly going to get out of there, get out— swiftly going to get out of there, get out of the uk and fly to california— there, get out of the uk and fly to california to— there, get out of the uk and fly to california to spend time with his to california to spend time with no sn— to california to spend time with his son archie,— to california to spend time with his son archie, which and it is, of course, his— his son archie, which and it is, of course, his fourth birthday on tne— of course, his fourth birthday on the coronation day. it would nove— on the coronation day. it would nowe teen— on the coronation day. it would nowe teen o— on the coronation day. it would have been a bit— on the coronation day. it would have been a bit awkward, pennops— have been a bit awkward, pennops, it— have been a bit awkward, perhaps, if he— have been a bit awkward, perhaps, if he spent extra time in in— perhaps, if he spent extra time in in tne— perhaps, if he spent extra time in in tne ut— perhaps, if he spent extra time in in tne ut ,— perhaps, if he spent extra time in in the uk , particularly in in the uk, particularly spentinq— in in the uk, particularly spending time with his brother winte— spending time with his brother prince william,— spending time with his brother prince william, and other members— prince william, and other members of— prince william, and other members of his family. if you remember, this— members of his family. if you remember, this is— members of his family. if you remember, this is the first time

he remember, this is the first time no wouit— remember, this is the first time he would have— remember, this is the first time he would have spent any time witn— he would have spent any time witn tnen— he would have spent any time witn tnen or— he would have spent any time with them or even been in the sonnets-— with them or even been in the sorneos- tnot— with them or even been in the same as that them since the same room as that them since the putiiootion— same room as that them since the publication-his— same room as that them since the publication his memoir, spare publication of his memoir, spare toot— publication of his memoir, spare test in— publication of his memoir, spare back in january,— publication of his memoir, spare back in january, a— publication of his memoir, spare back in january, a book, of course , where— back in january, a book, of course , where he accused his course, where he accused his trotner— course, where he accused his brother physically attacking brother of physically attacking him brother of physically attacking trim in— brother of physically attacking him in frogmore— brother of physically attacking him in frogmore cottage and also wanted— him in frogmore cottage and also branded-queen— him in frogmore cottage and also branded queen consort as a branded the queen consort as a wittoin— branded the queen consort as a wiiioin. tott— branded the queen consort as a villain. both of— branded the queen consort as a villain. both of those allegations- villain. both of those allegations not been at buckingham - allegations not been at buckingham palace and kensington toiooe— buckingham palace and kensington toiooe nove— buckingham palace and kensington palace have not— buckingham palace and kensington palace have not commented on. out— palace have not commented on. out oieoriy— palace have not commented on. but clearly there's— palace have not commented on. but clearly there's an issue and pernops— but clearly there's an issue and perhaps members— but clearly there's an issue and perhaps members of the royal toniiy— perhaps members of the royal toniiy re— perhaps members of the royal family are uncomfortable with the family are uncomfortable with tne toot— family are uncomfortable with the fact that— family are uncomfortable with the fact that anything they say to prince— the fact that anything they say to prince harry— the fact that anything they say to prince harry could well end up in— to prince harry could well end up in o— to prince harry could well end up in o rnernoi— to prince harry could well end up in a memoir in— to prince harry could well end up in a memoir in a couple of years— up in a memoir in a couple of years time,— up in a memoir in a couple of years the, o— up in a memoir in a couple of years time, a brand new memoir. pow,— years time, a brand new memoir. wow. tne— years time, a brand new memoir. now, the controversial— years time, a brand new memoir. now, the controversial issue- now, the controversial issue that the papers were talking about yesterday that our about all yesterday and that our viewers have been discussing and we discussing , viewers have been discussing and we discussing, is this we have been discussing, is this idea swearing allegiance as idea of swearing allegiance as part of the ceremony. cameron jeff has got in touch. morning jeff. he says i'm a loyal royalist , but i will not be royalist, but i will not be swearing allegiance unless he chooses to make me a knight of the realm. for now, i am happy to be a commoner. there is a sense that it's been a very

divisive gesture. this cameron . divisive gesture. this cameron. yeah, it certainly has been divisive and i don't think it's landed quite the way that lambeth palace and buckingham palace expect it. so there's this palace expect it. so there's tnis tninq— palace expect it. so there's this thing from _ c c c so there's this thing from previous coronations_ this thing from previous coronations called the homage of the coronations called the homage of tne pers— coronations called the homage of the peers, which— coronations called the homage of the peers, which is— coronations called the homage of the peers, which is when neretitory— the peers, which is when hereditary peers, lords and tutes— hereditary peers, lords and dukes would— hereditary peers, lords and dukes would physically kneel town— dukes would physically kneel town in— dukes would physically kneel down in front— dukes would physically kneel down in front of— dukes would physically kneel down in front of the sovereign ont— down in front of the sovereign and swear allegiance to him or non— and swear allegiance to him or non intest— and swear allegiance to him or her. indeed that— and swear allegiance to him or her. indeed that has been repiooet— her. indeed that has been replaced with— her. indeed that has been replaced with something called nonoqe— replaced with something called nonoqe ot— replaced with something called nonoqe ot tne— replaced with something called homage of the people . it's homage of the people. it's ionietn— homage of the people. it's lambeth palace's idea, which is the archbishop— lambeth palace's idea, which is the archbishop of— lambeth palace's idea, which is the archbishop of canterbury's ottioioi— the archbishop of canterbury's official residence _ the archbishop of canterbury's official residence , the official residence, the headquarters, if you like, of tne— headquarters, if you like, of tne cnuron— headquarters, if you like, of the church of— headquarters, if you like, of the church of england, who is wno— the church of england, who is wno nos— the church of england, who is wno nos put— the church of england, who is who has put the— the church of england, who is who has put the service together . nut— who has put the service together . out it— who has put the service together . out it very— who has put the service together . but it very much— who has put the service together . but it very much would have teen— . but it very much would have been in— . but it very much would have been in consultation with the tinq— been in consultation with the tinq ont— been in consultation with the tinq ent tne— been in consultation with the king and the british government and king and the british government ent tne— king and the british government ent tne wnoie— king and the british government and the whole idea is inviting all and the whole idea is inviting oii nritisn— and the whole idea is inviting all british citizens and all citizens— all british citizens and all citizens of— all british citizens and all citizens of the— all british citizens and all citizens of the other realms and territories — citizens of the other realms and territories, which— citizens of the other realms and territories, which king charles is neat— territories, which king charles is neat ot— territories, which king charles is neat ot to— territories, which king charles is head of to state swear otteqionoe— is head of to state swear allegiance to— is head of to state swear allegiance to the king. but oruoioiiy— allegiance to the king. but oruoioiiy ,— allegiance to the king. but crucially , it's— allegiance to the king. but crucially , it's not mandatory . crucially, it's not mandatory. its— crucially, it's not mandatory. its not— crucially, it's not mandatory.

its not o— crucially, it's not mandatory. it's not a demand from lambeth toiooe. — it's not a demand from lambeth toiooe. tron— it's not a demand from lambeth palace. from my— it's not a demand from lambeth palace. from my understanding, stontinq— palace. from my understanding, stontinq ,— palace. from my understanding, stontinq , its— palace. from my understanding, standing , it's very— palace. from my understanding, standing , it's very much an standing, it's very much an invitation— standing, it's very much an invitation .— standing, it's very much an invitation . and— standing, it's very much an invitation . and officials are invitation. and officials are treotinq— invitation. and officials are treotinq it— invitation. and officials are treating it actually in much the wny— treating it actually in much the same way as our— treating it actually in much the same way as our national anthem, sot— same way as our national anthem, not sowe— same way as our national anthem, not owe tne— same way as our national anthem, god save the king. _ same way as our national anthem, god save the king. so those who do god save the king. so those who to wisn— god save the king. so those who to wisn to— god save the king. so those who to wisn to soy— god save the king. so those who do wish to say the— god save the king. so those who do wish to say the oath of otteqionoe— do wish to say the oath of allegiance to _ do wish to say the oath of allegiance to his majesty can do if allegiance to his majesty can do it you— allegiance to his majesty can do it you to— allegiance to his majesty can do it you to not— allegiance to his majesty can do if you do not wish— allegiance to his majesty can do if you do not wish to do that, you— if you do not wish to do that, you ton-t— if you do not wish to do that, you don't have— if you do not wish to do that, you don't have to.— if you do not wish to do that, you don't have to. it's exactly tne— you don't have to. it's exactly tne srne— you don't have to. it's exactly tne sort— you don't have to. it's exactly the same sort of— you don't have to. it's exactly the same sort of thing. and i tnint— the same sort of thing. and i think lambeth— the same sort of thing. and i think lambeth palace is thinking tenint— think lambeth palace is thinking tenint it— think lambeth palace is thinking tenint it ws— think lambeth palace is thinking behind it was this— think lambeth palace is thinking behind it was this age of modern teonnoioqy— behind it was this age of modern technology where— behind it was this age of modern technology where people can weton— technology where people can weton tne— technology where people can watch the coronation on their tetewisions— watch the coronation on their tetewisions ,— watch the coronation on their televisions , on— watch the coronation on their televisions , on their mobile televisions, on their mobile pnones— televisions, on their mobile phones,-screens- televisions, on their mobile phones, screens in the phones, on big screens in the royei— phones, on big screens in the royet perks— phones, on big screens in the royal parks here— phones, on big screens in the royal parks here in london. and tney— royal parks here in london. and tney en— royal parks here in london. and tney eti— royal parks here in london. and they can all take— royal parks here in london. and they can all take part in this ceremony—it- they can all take part in thisi ceremony—it being ceremony rather than it being iinitet— ceremony rather than it being iinitet to— ceremony rather than it being limited to those— ceremony rather than it being limited to those 2000 or so peopie— limited to those 2000 or so people actually— limited to those 2000 or so people actually in the abbey . people actually in the abbey. iteeiiy— people actually in the abbey. really interesting. i suppose. aotueiiy— really interesting. i suppose. aotueity, john— really interesting. i suppose. actually, john has has written in to— actually, john has has written in to sey— actually, john has has written in to sey we— actually, john has has written in to say we are— actually, john has has written in to say we are being invited to tete— in to say we are being invited to tete ur— in to say we are being invited to take our pledge of allegiance to take our pledge of allegiance to tne— to take our pledge of allegiance to tne tine— to take our pledge of allegiance to the king, who— to take our pledge of allegiance to the king, who is— to take our pledge of allegiance to the king, who is the personification of the nation, not— personification of the nation, not to— personification of the nation, not to onerqe— personification of the nation, not to charge charles windsor. ant— not to charge charles windsor. ant i— not to charge charles windsor. ant i suppose— not to charge charles windsor. and i suppose there is that sense perhaps— and i suppose there is that sense perhaps behind lambeth teieoe— sense perhaps behind lambeth palace suggestion that this isn-t— palace suggestion that this isnt reeiiy— palace suggestion that this isn't really about the man ninseit. — isn't really about the man

himself. this— isn't really about the man himself. this is- isn't really about the man himself. this is about the institution— himself. this is about the institution he— himself. this is about the institution he represents as . it institution he represents as. it eiosoiuteiy— institution he represents as. it eiosoiuteiy is— institution he represents as. it eiosoiuteiy is ,— institution he represents as. it absolutely is , tom. and i think absolutely is, tom. and i think peopie— absolutely is, tom. and i think some people were— absolutely is, tom. and i think some people were concerned toiiowinq— some people were concerned following the _ some people were concerned following the death of the late queen— following the death of the late queen elizabeth— following the death of the late queen elizabeth ii , that people queen elizabeth 11, that people respected— queen elizabeth 11, that people respeotet ner— queen elizabeth 11, that people respected her as— queen elizabeth 11, that people respected her as a person rather tnen— respected her as a person rather tnen tne— respected her as a person rather than the institution of the nonerony— than the institution of the nonerony .— than the institution of the monarchy . and i think one of one monarchy. and i think one of one of monarchy. and i think one of one ot tne— monarchy. and i think one of one of the challenges— monarchy. and i think one of one of the challenges for buckingham teieoe— of the challenges for buckingham teieoe ent— of the challenges for buckingham palace and the— of the challenges for buckingham palace and the government, of course, and the— palace and the government, of course, and the lambeth palace is eotueiiy— course, and the lambeth palace is actually some— course, and the lambeth palace is actually some of— course, and the lambeth palace is actually some of the opinion poiis— is actually some of the opinion poiis wowe— is actually some of the opinion polls we've seen— is actually some of the opinion polls we've seen come out over tne— polls we've seen come out over tne-ooupie— polls we've seen come out over tne-ooupie ot— polls we've seen come out over the couple of weeks . the the last couple of weeks. the ietest— the last couple of weeks. the latest yougov_ the last couple of weeks. the latest yougov poll suggesting tnet— latest yougov poll suggesting tnet-tnen— latest yougov poll suggesting that-thanlthird- latest yougov poll suggesting that than third of 18 to that less than a third of 18 to 24 that less than a third of 18 to zr-oits— that less than a third of 18 to 24-olds actually- that less than a third of 18 to 24 olds actually agree with 24 year olds actually agree with teepinq— 24 year olds actually agree with teepinq tne— 24 year olds actually agree with keeping the monarchy rather than an keeping the monarchy rather than en eieotet— keeping the monarchy rather than an elected head— keeping the monarchy rather than an elected head of— keeping the monarchy rather than an elected head of state. and over a over half— an elected head of state. and over a over half people in this country,— over a over half people in this country, tne— over a over half people in this country, the poll— over a over half people in this country, the poll suggests of etout— country, the poll suggests of eioout roos— country, the poll suggests of about 4000 people who took part in in— about 4000 people who took part in in tne— about 4000 people who took part in in tne survey— about 4000 people who took part in in the survey don't want the nritisn— in in the survey don't want the british government, i.e. british texpeyer— british government, i.e. british texpeyer ,— british government, i.e. british texpeyer , to— british government, i.e. british texpeyer , to pey— british government, i.e. british taxpayer , to pay for the taxpayer, to pay for the coronation. _ taxpayer, to pay for the coronation. but of course, it is wet— coronation. but of course, it is we sense— coronation. but of course, it is that sense that— coronation. but of course, it is that sense that it's british tretition— that sense that it's british tradition and— that sense that it's british tradition and it— that sense that it's british tradition and it is something tnet— tradition and it is something we reeiiy— tradition and it is something that really propels britain onto a that really propels britain onto e qtotei— that really propels britain onto e qtotei steqe— that really propels britain onto a global stage that's what

peopie— a global stage that's what peopte wno— a global stage that's what people who are arguing for the coronetion— people who are arguing for the coronation will— people who are arguing for the coronation will will be arguing for, regardless— coronation will will be arguing for, regardless of— coronation will will be arguing for, regardless of the enormous cost— for, regardless of the enormous oost tnet— for, regardless of the enormous oost we is— for, regardless of the enormous cost that is expected to come witn — cost that is expected to come witn tne — cost that is expected to come with the coronation. most of it is to— with the coronation. most of it is to to— with the coronation. most of it is to to witn— with the coronation. most of it is to do with security actually , in— is to do with security actually , in tne— is to do with security actually , in the modern— is to do with security actually , in the modern day, it wasn't quite— , in the modern day, it wasn't quite not— , in the modern day, it wasn't quite not that— , in the modern day, it wasn't quite not that much security was needed— quite not that much security was neetet in— quite not that much security was needed in 1953,— quite not that much security was needed in 1953, or— quite not that much security was needed in 1953, or at least not to wet— needed in 1953, or at least not to we sene— needed in 1953, or at least not to that same extent. and i suppose— to that same extent. and i suppose tne— to that same extent. and i suppose the proof will be in the putting— suppose the proof will be in the puttinq wnen— suppose the proof will be in the pudding when we— suppose the proof will be in the pudding when we actually see the coronetion— pudding when we actually see the coronation take— pudding when we actually see the coronation take place on our ine— coronation take place on our screens. the first— coronation take place on our screens. the first time. of course, in 70— screens. the first time. of course, in 70 years. you're seeinq— course, in 70 years. you're seeing pictures— course, in 70 years. you're seeing pictures on your screen ot— seeing pictures on your screen ot queen— seeing pictures on your screen now of queen elizabeth ii. coronetion— now of queen elizabeth ii. coronation in— now of queen elizabeth ii. coronation in 1953 and the speoteouier— coronation in 1953 and the spectacular events that was in the spectacular events that was in tne eqe— spectacular events that was in tne eqe ot— spectacular events that was in the age of television. but of course, now we're in this age of societ— course, now we're in this age of sooiei nette— course, now we're in this age of social media when— course, now we're in this age of social media when people are teinq— social media when people are teinq exposed— social media when people are being exposed to— social media when people are being exposed to many more opinions— being exposed to many more opinions than— being exposed to many more opinions than they were, perhaps in toss.— opinions than they were, perhaps in isos- ant— opinions than they were, perhaps in 1953. and are— opinions than they were, perhaps in 1953. and are able to form tneir— in 1953. and are able to form tneir own— in 1953. and are able to form their own one.— in 1953. and are able to form their own one. so— in 1953. and are able to form their own one. so we'll just newe— their own one. so we'll just two to— their own one. so we'll just have to wait— their own one. so we'll just have to wait and- their own one. so we'll just have to wait and see how much of a have to wait and see how much of e it— have to wait and see how much of e it is. — have to wait and see how much of a success it is. james— have to wait and see how much of a success it is. james okay. thank you very much. cameron and thank thank you very much. cameron and tnent you— thank you very much. cameron and tnent you so— thank you very much. cameron and thank you so much.— thank you very much. cameron and thank you so much. _ thank you very much. cameron and thank you so much. do— thank you very much. cameron and thank you so much. do you- thank you very much. cameron and thank you so much. do you know wtet— thank you so much. do you know wtet i— thank you so much. do you know what i want to look at what we're being asked to say, right? tom so this is what the words themselves. all as part themselves. all so as part of

themselves. all so as part of the you know, you the ceremony, you know, when you go church and they say peace go to church and they say peace be then the be with you and then the congregation say, and also with you, it's a bit like that. so everybody's supposed to say, i swear that i will pay true swear to that i will pay true allegiance majesty to allegiance to your majesty to and successors and your heirs and successors according to law. help me according to law. so help me god. no brainwashing . it's god. nice no brainwashing. it's just little bit brainwashing. just a little bit brainwashing. i think way that you phrased i think the way that you phrased your prelude to that your your your prelude to that was this is what everyone's going to be asked to do. i think that makes it sound— going to be asked to do. i think that makes it sound like- that makes it sound like eweonery— that makes it sound like everyone has— that makes it sound like everyone has to do it, which isn-t— everyone has to do it, which put tne— everyone has to do it, which isn't the case.— everyone has to do it, which isn't the case. what this was was something— isn't the case. what this was- was something-members was something that only members of was something that only members ot-uouse— was something that only members ot-uouse ot— was something that only members of- house of lords— was something that only members of house of lords used to of the house of lords used to to,— of the house of lords used to to, ent— of the house of lords used to to, ent now— of the house of lords used to do, and now it's— of the house of lords used to do, and now it's open to anyone wno— do, and now it's open to anyone wno-to— do, and now it's open to anyone wno-tolit— do, and now it's open to anyone wno-tolit. - do, and now it's open to anyone who-to.it. you- do, and now it's open to anyone| who -to.it . you know, do, and now it's open to anyone. who -to.it . you know, we who wants to do it. you know, we can think stuff in our can think that stuff in our heads. just not a massive heads. i'm just not a massive fan of these kind of public displays of virtue, right? and as in the show, as i said earlier in the show, this is going to cause division on saturday lunchtime in people's you've got on saturday lunchtime in peoplrwho you've got on saturday lunchtime in peoplrwho are you've got on saturday lunchtime in peoplrwho are saying, you've got on saturday lunchtime in peoplrwho are saying, i'm 've got on saturday lunchtime in peoplrwho are saying, i'm goingt those who are saying, i'm going to allegiance to the to swear my allegiance to the majesty, heirs and majesty, to the heirs and successors , it's not just him. successors, it's not just him. what if mega markle what if another mega markle comes along? you've got to. but that's the institution, but that's the institution, but

that's institution. and do that's the institution. and do you what every that's the institution. and doi you -what every member that's the institution. and do. you -what every member of you know what every member of periienent—ourl parliament who serves in our periienent— parliament who serves in our parliament, every mp stands eitner— parliament, every mp stands eitner puts— parliament, every mp stands eitner puts e— parliament, every mp stands either puts a hand on a bible or on sonetninq— either puts a hand on a bible or on something else— either puts a hand on a bible or on something else and swears or ettirns— on something else and swears or ettirns tnet— on something else and swears or affirms that to _ on something else and swears or affirms that to the _ on something else and swears or affirms that to the monarch, tneir— affirms that to the monarch, tneir neirs— affirms that to the monarch, their heirs and— affirms that to the monarch, their heirs and successors . when their heirs and successors. when her their heirs and successors. when ner iete— their heirs and successors. when ner iete iieiesty— their heirs and successors. when her late majesty died and all members— her late majesty died and all ts ot— her late majesty died and all members of parliament went tnouqn— members of parliament went tnrouqn ent— members of parliament went through and swore again to the pp...— through and swore again to the k... even— through and swore again to the king, even those— through and swore again to the king, even those who don't teiieve— king, even those who don't teiieve in— king, even those who don't believe in the— king, even those who don't believe in the institution with wet,— believe in the institution with that, tney— believe in the institution with that, tney to— believe in the institution with that, they do it. _ believe in the institution with that, they do it. ” cg“ that, they do it. i'm all right with that. just i just want to stay out of my front room on a saturday afternoon. don't want them my phone. i don't them beeping my phone. i don't want putting me on an app want them putting me on an app that tracks and traces me go away. with my away. let me get on with my life. ithink away. let me get on with my life. i think you're confusing a an life. i think you're confusing a en otter— life. i think you're confusing a an offer with— life. i think you're confusing a an offer with a— c �*c; i think you're confusing a an offer with a demand. yeah. iisten— an offer with a demand. yeah. iisten. tn— an offer with a demand. yeah. listen, i'm not.— an offer with a demand. yeah. listen, i'm not. i'm— an offer with a demand. yeah. listen, i'm not. i'm not.- an offer with a demand. yeah. listen, i'm not. i'm not. don't don't be going through. she doesn't like the royal family i'm all right with the royal family. completely family. i can completely get on board of board with the excitement of this week. i understand they bnng this week. i understand they bring money to this country. they branding bring money to this country. they and branding bring money to this country. they and through.1ing bring money to this country. they and through. ing bring money to this country. they and through. i just through and through. i just don't that we have don't like the idea that we have to allegiance like some to swear allegiance like some sort of north korean . we don't to swear allegiance like some sorthat.iorth korean . we don't to swear allegiance like some sorthat. on korean . we don't to swear allegiance like some sorthat. on thattan . we don't to swear allegiance like some sorthat. on that pointve don't to swear allegiance like some sorthat. on that point ,5 don't to swear allegiance like some sorthat. on that point, carli't to swear allegiance like some sorthat. on that point, carl has do that. on that point, carl has written— do that. on that point, carl has written in— do that. on that point, carl has written in to— do that. on that point, carl has written in to say—

do that. on that point, carl has written in to say that— cc on that point, carl has written in to say that perhaps it isn-t— written in to say that perhaps it isnt eit— written in to say that perhaps it isn't all north— written in to say that perhaps it isn't all north korean. he seys— it isn't all north korean. he seys eit— it isn't all north korean. he says all members of the armed tones— says all members of the armed toroes except— says all members of the armed forces except navy— says all members of the armed forces except navy mps , police, forces except navy mps, police, suts— forces except navy mps, police, suts qiri— forces except navy mps, police, scouts, girl guides— forces except navy mps, police, scouts, girl guides , judges all scouts, girl guides, judges all ptetqe— scouts, girl guides, judges all pledge allegiance to the monarch, not— pledge allegiance to the monarch, not to mention naturalised— monarch, not to mention naturalised citizens . so we naturalised citizens. so we expect— naturalised citizens. so we expect immigrants to pledge , but expect immigrants to pledge, but not ur— expect immigrants to pledge, but not our fellow— expect immigrants to pledge, but not our fellow countryfolk . cit“ not our fellow countryfolk. oh, it's not our fellow countryfolk. oh, its e— not our fellow countryfolk. oh, its e qoou— not our fellow countryfolk. oh, it's a good topic.— not our fellow countryfolk. oh, it's a good topic. this,- not our fellow countryfolk. oh, it's a good topic. this, isn't it? thank you, carl. and howard has said, if you're a brit, you should pledge allegiance to king and country. i've lived in africa for years. i'm now africa for 69 years. i'm now a proud subject and proud british subject and resident will gladly pledge resident. i will gladly pledge and michael says, swear allegiance to that numpty. i don't think so. helen says the king will pledge to serve the people of this country, realms and commonwealth. i see the part that i'm being asked to play is would i be willing to defend my country this pledge country and make this pledge to the state? simple. i can the head of state? simple. i can remember. promise that will remember. i promise that i will do my best to do my duty to god to serve the queen and help other people keep the other people and keep the brownie i can brownie guide law. i can remember when in the remember it when i did it in the brownies. i was a boy scout, but i can't remember mine. do you

remember? co?“ l do you remember? embarrassingly can remember? embarrassingly i can rernernert ttis— remember? embarrassingly i can remember this. i— remember? embarrassingly i can remember this. i pledge eiteqienoe— remember this. i pledgei allegiance—of remember this. i pledge- allegiance_of the allegiance to the flag of the united— allegiance to the flag of the united -america. allegiance to the flag of the united america and allegiance to the flag of the- united -america and to united states of america and to the united states of america and to to iteputiio— united states of america and to the republic which it the republic for which it stents— the republic for which it stands. one— the republic for which it stands. one nation, indivisible, unter— stands. one nation, indivisible, unter tot,— stands. one nation, indivisible, under god,-liberty- under god, with liberty and iustioe— justice for all. i know the anerioen— justice for all. i know the american one— justice for all. i know the american one what's that american one up. what's that pomp— american one up. what's that tront inet-s— american one up. what's that from? that's-us- american one up. what's that from? that's us pledge of from? that's the us pledge of aiieqienoe— from? that's the us pledge of allegiance. that's what. do allegiance. that's what. why do you—know- allegiance. that's what. why do you—know you. i allegiance. that's what. why doi you—know you. but. you know? i don't know you. but. tut.— you know? i don't know you. but. tut. tut— you know? i don't know you. but. tut. tut isn-t— you know? i don't know you. but. but. but isn't it— you know? i don't know you. but. but. but isn't it odd— you know? i don't know you. but. but. but isn't it odd that all schoolchildren— but. but isn't it odd that all schoolchildren the united schoolchildren in the united stetes— schoolchildren in the united stetes-tut- schoolchildren in the united. states - but. school, states say that? but at school, we-ot— states say that? but at school, we-ot sey- states say that? but at school, we of say anything. we don't sort of say anything. i neenltnow— we don't sort of say anything. i mean,iknowlbunch- we don't sort of say anything. i mean, know bunch of hymns. i mean, i know a bunch of hymns. i sen-your— mean, i know a bunch of hymns. i sen-your tent— mean, i know a bunch of hymns. i can-your land-hope- mean, i know a bunch of hymns. i can your land hope and can sing your land of hope and story.— can sing your land of hope and story. i— can sing your land of hope and eiory. i know— can sing your land of hope and glory. i know jerome burslem, tut.— glory. i know jerome burslem, tut. tut— glory. i know jerome burslem, tut. tut i— glory. i know jerome burslem, but. but i suppose we don't reeiiy— but. but i suppose we don't reeiiy-sort- but. but i suppose we don't really-sort of- but. but i suppose we don't. really-sort of-so really say this sort of stuff so must— really say this sort of stuff so must .— really say this sort of stuff so must . ant— really say this sort of stuff so much . and wonder maybe it'd be much. and i wonder maybe it'd be nor— much. and i wonder maybe it'd be nicer-tit. — much. and i wonder maybe it'd be nicer-tit. wo— much. and i wonder maybe it'd be nicer-did. no, we're- nicer if we did. no, we're talking america . we're going talking of america. we're going to taking you pictures. to be taking you live pictures. any of donald trump, any minute now of donald trump, who's be arriving in who's going to be arriving in scotland. still can't get over scotland. i still can't get over the that, know, that. the fact that, you know, that. yeah, i don't know why. i don't know— yeah, i don't know why. i don't know wny.— yeah, i don't know why. i don't know wny. i— yeah, i don't know why. i don't know wny. i to— yeah, i don't know why. i don't know why. i do like america a tot.— know why. i do like america a tot. tn— know why. i do like america a tot. in e— know why. i do like america a tot. in e tiq— know why. i do like america a lot. i'm a big america fan. ween— lot. i'm a big america fan. ween tut— lot. i'm a big america fan. yeah, but i'm— lot. i'm a big america fan. yeah, but i'm not a republican in tne— yeah, but i'm not a republican in to sense— yeah, but i'm not a republican in the sense that— yeah, but i'm not a republican in the sense that i— yeah, but i'm not a republican in the sense that i want to etoiisn— in the sense that i want to abolish-indeed- in the sense that i want to abolish indeed war abolish or indeed wage war eqeinst— abolish or indeed wage war eqeinst tne— abolish or indeed wage war against the british monarchy. so i a against the british monarchy. so i-e tittie— against the british monarchy. so i-e iittieltirty- against the british monarchy. so i-a little-dirty for- i do feel a little bit dirty for nevinq— i do feel a little bit dirty for nevinq-to— i do feel a little bit dirty for having-to the- i do feel a little bit dirty for having to the republic when having said to the republic when so wnen—

having said to the republic when so wnen you— having said to the republic when so wnen you ere— having said to the republic when so when you are having your seturtey— so when you are having your saturday coronation where will you tet— saturday coronation where will you to? — saturday coronation where will you to? i— saturday coronation where will you be? i mean,— saturday coronation where will you be? "c; saturday coronation where will you be? “cg you be? i mean, you're working for gb news on that day. i'm actually i'm actually- for gb news on that day. i'm actually i'm actually off,- clo \ cu? i'm actually i'm actually off, so i witt— actually i'm actually off, so i wiii te— actually i'm actually off, so i will be enjoying— actually i'm actually off, so i will be enjoying it on a roottop. — will be enjoying it on a rooftop. well,- will be enjoying it on a rooftop. well, that makes a nice onenqe. — rooftop. well, that makes a nice onenqe. so— rooftop. well, that makes a nice change. so you'll— rooftop. well, that makes a nice change. so you'll be- rooftop. well, that makes a nice change. cc c“ change. so you'll be on a rooftop. so when they come to this, will you actually say it out loud? i think. i think it entirety— out loud? i think. i think it entirely depends- c“ i think. i think it entirely depends who i'm with. i neve— entirely depends who i'm with. i neve e— entirely depends who i'm with. i neve e-tnet— entirely depends who i'm with. i have a -that the - entirely depends who i'm with. i have a that the group have a feeling that the group i'll have a feeling that the group tit-witn— have a feeling that the group i'll-with will— have a feeling that the group i'll-with will be- have a feeling that the group i'll with will be merry and i'll be with will be merry and tout— i'll be with will be merry and tout ent— i'll be with will be merry and tout ent sey— i'll be with will be merry and loud and say it— i'll be with will be merry and loud and say it in— i'll be with will be merry and loud and say it in a sort of ioviei— loud and say it in a sort of toviet wey. — loud and say it in a sort of jovial way. but- loud and say it in a sort of jovial way, loud and say it in a sort of jovial way. cc cgcc jovial way. but they will get like kind of like a sort of like a kind of like a sort of anthem. they will not like not like the kind of the royal anthem, like a sort of anthem, but like a sort of chant, like a football stadium chant. is there something tribal about ? i don't about it like that? i don't know. just about it like that? i don't know.ijust-that- about it like that? i don't- know.ijust-that sometimes know. i just feel that sometimes wnen— know. i just feel that sometimes when-national— know. i just feel that sometimes when national anthem comes when the national anthem comes on, when the national anthem comes you-ii— when the national anthem comes you-ii see— when the national anthem comes on, you'll see people stand up ent— on, you'll see people stand up ent put— on, you'll see people stand up ent put tneir— on, you'll see people stand up and put their hand on the heart. not and put their hand on the heart. wot not— and put their hand on the heart. wot not eiweys— and put their hand on the heart. not not always totally seriousiy,— not not always totally seriously, but i think i think to sonne— seriously, but i think i think to some extent— seriously, but i think i think to some extent this is a bit of tnis— to some extent this is a bit of tnis is— to some extent this is a bit of tnis is e— to some extent this is a bit of tnis is e tit— to some extent this is a bit of this is a bit of— to some extent this is a bit of this is a bit of community eotion— this is a bit of community eotion in— this is a bit of community action in this. - this is a bit of community. action in this. -we've this is a bit of community- action in this. -we've also action in this. we've we've also been talking this morning about the over 70 work ing and the fact think the whole, fact that i think on the whole, this is a this is probably a positive trend. john has said

i'm i've got two very small i'm 77. i've got two very small businesses. from home. businesses. i operate from home. i'm self—taught. it businesses. i operate from home. i'm self—taught . it provides i'm self—taught. it provides the little life, keeps little luxuries in life, keeps my i'm on the my brain active. i'm on the state paying tax to help state pension paying tax to help the lazy . i can't say that word. the lazy. i can't say that word. who don't want to work. lots of people country should people in this country should stop get with stop moaning and get on with things . stop moaning and get on with things. quite right, john. yeah. no, i'm completely in .g.eemen,_ yeah. no, i'm completely in agreement, although stuart says i'm agreement, although stuart says i-n os— agreement, although stuart says in to ent— agreement, although stuart says i'm 63 and doing— agreement, although stuart says i'm 63 and doing a hard manual job,— i'm 63 and doing a hard manual jobv i— i'm 63 and doing a hard manual jobv i sent— i'm 63 and doing a hard manual tot, i sent keep— i'm 63 and doing a hard manual job, i can't keep going much ionqen— job, i can't keep going much tonqer. vou— job, i can't keep going much longer. you can't— job, i can't keep going much longer. you can't compare cneries— longer. you can't compare charles with— longer. you can't compare charles with a— longer. you can't compare charles with a manual job. so i suppose,— charles with a manual job. so i suppose, i— charles with a manual job. so i suppose, i suppose— charles with a manual job. so i suppose, i suppose that that is wet— suppose, i suppose that that is we is— suppose, i suppose that that is we is e— suppose, i suppose that that is we is e very— suppose, i suppose that that is that is a very good point. atsoiuteiy. — that is a very good point. absolutely. absolutely. and sue has said, morning, sue. i love working and i'm 71. i don't have any children. therefore don't any children. therefore i don't fit role as a fit into the role as a grandparent. i get bored if i don't work. and i have to say that i enjoy having that extra money to compensate for bad pension now pension planning every now and again, that i am going again, i claim that i am going to retire completely, but i don't. to be fair, we'll don't. and to be fair, we'll probably i'm probably just slow down. i'm self employed, been for the self employed, have been for the last years settled in last 11 years finally settled in being with civil celebrant. being with a civil celebrant. the of work is in

the majority of my work is in weddings and funerals. now that's a pledge of allegiance i can on with. i'm all can get on board with. i'm all right with having wedding ceremony person's ceremony vows that person's earnt your respect . well, i earnt your respect. well, i suppose there's— earnt your respect. well, i suppose there's lots- c c well, i suppose there's lots more to teit— suppose there's lots more to teit etout— suppose there's lots more to talk about this— suppose there's lots more to talk about this issue. please do keep— talk about this issue. please do keep eneiiinq— talk about this issue. please do keep emailing in— keep emailing in gbviews@gbnews.uk we're keep emailing in— gbviews@gbnews.uk we're going teep eneiiinq in— gbviews@gbnews.uk we're going to qoinq— gbviews@gbnews.uk we're going to qoinq to— gbviews@gbnews.uk we're going to qoinq to qo— gbviews@gbnews.uk we're going to we're going to go along. you know— we're going to go along. you know wnett— we're going to go along. you know wnett — we're going to go along. you know what? �*fvi�*c; c; “cg we're going to go along. you know what? �*fvi�*c; ”c “cg c know what? we're being messed around by donald trump. that's what's around by donald trump. that's wnet-s neppeninq— around by donald trump. that's what's happening right- c i: that's what's happening right now. toneiu— what's happening right now. toneiu is— what's happening right now. donald is keeping— what's happening right now. donald is keeping us- what's happening right now. donald is keeping us hanging cards on the table. we're expecting donald trump to touch down to off his plane down to get off his plane near aberdeen . so we're just waiting aberdeen. so we're just waiting to see when that might happen. yeah, but to come, we're yeah, but still to come, we're going— yeah, but still to come, we're qoinq-te— yeah, but still to come, we're going be bringing this going to be bringing you this norninq— going to be bringing you this morning-latest- going to be bringing you this morning latest on the morning all the latest on the nurses strikes— morning all the latest on the nurses strikes course, nurses strikes of course, as stett— nurses strikes of course, as cancer staff-out- nurses strikes of course, as cancer staff out for the cancer staff walk out for the tint— cancer staff walk out for the tirst tirne. — cancer staff walk out for the first time. this— cancer staff walk out for the first time. this is- cancer staff walk out for the first time. “ first time. this is to the point

out with the wa the church, all of that. we all of that sort of stuff. so are we finding that people are . not this is to the

people are. not this is to the point on gb news britain's news channel and i must say we are on tenterhooks here because the former president of the united states, donald trump, is set to arrive in the aberdeen international airport imminently. this is, of course, to open— imminently. this is, of course, to open e— imminently. this is, of course, to open a second— imminently. this is, of course, to open a second golf- this is, of course, to open a second golf course in tne— to open a second golf course in the north—east— to open a second golf course in the north—east of— to open a second golf course in the north—east of scotland. itet-s— the north—east of scotland. then right.— the north—east of scotland. that's right. we're- the north—east of scotland. that's right. we're just- the north—east of scotland. that's right. we're just getting pictures now of aberdeen airport, looking a little cloudy there this morning. not the nicest weather— there this morning. not the nicest weather to- “cg not the nicest weather to welcome a tiqnitery. — nicest weather to welcome a tiqnitery. to— nicest weather to welcome a dignitary- do you— nicest weather to welcome a dignitary. do you know, i was wonterinq,— dignitary. do you know, i was wondering, he's— dignitary. do you know, i was wondering, he's facing all of tnis— wondering, he's facing all of tnis teqei— wondering, he's facing all of this legal action— wondering, he's facing all of this legal action in america , this legal action in america, all this legal action in america, eii ot— this legal action in america, all of these— this legal action in america, all of these complicated issues tnet— all of these complicated issues we ne-s— all of these complicated issues we no qot— all of these complicated issues that he's got to— all of these complicated issues that he's got to deal with. net— that he's got to deal with. net protetty— that he's got to deal with. he's probably quite- that he's got to deal with. he's probably quite happy to come over to the uk for the weekend, although i think on one level, on one level, yes, it does get him out in a way. but but the last time he— but the last time he arrived in the but the last time he arrived in to unitet— but the last time he arrived in the united kingdom and we're rust— the united kingdom and we're iust tor— the united kingdom and we're tust tor tnose— the united kingdom and we're just for those watching on television, _ just for those watching on television, watching donald trump-s— television, watching donald irunp-s piene— television, watching donald trump's plane circle around aterteen— trump's plane circle around aberdeen can— trump's plane circle around aberdeen can now be touching town— aberdeen can now be touching town very,— aberdeen can now be touching town very, very— aberdeen can now be touching down very, very soon. this is treotinq— down very, very soon. this is treotinq tis— down very, very soon. this is tracking his plane . but i

tracking his plane. but i suppose— tracking his plane. but i suppose tne— tracking his plane. but i suppose the last time he arrived in sootient— suppose the last time he arrived in scotland, he— suppose the last time he arrived in scotland, he didn't have the most— in scotland, he didn't have the most qreet— in scotland, he didn't have the most great aukus of welcoming us. most great aukus of welcoming wow— most great aukus of welcoming us. now remind— most great aukus of welcoming us. now remind us— most great aukus of welcoming us. now remind us why that was won— us. now remind us why that was tnere wes— us. now remind us why that was there was there— us. now remind us why that was there was there was a protest group— there was there was a protest qroup wno— there was there was a protest group who appeared. yes. and tney— group who appeared. yes. and tney net— group who appeared. yes. and they had placards , placards and they had placards, placards and snouts— they had placards, placards and snouts ent— they had placards, placards and snouts ent i— they had placards, placards and shouts and i think— they had placards, placards and shouts and i think that ever sin— shouts and i think that ever ne— shouts and i think that ever since he started— shouts and i think that ever since he started declaring for president— since he started declaring for presitent ot— since he started declaring for president of the— since he started declaring for president of the united states his president of the united states to stentinq— president of the united states his standing in— president of the united states his standing in scotland has retner— his standing in scotland has rather diminished. it used to be the rather diminished. it used to be to es— rather diminished. it used to be to tnet— rather diminished. it used to be the case that he— rather diminished. it used to be the case that he would arrive in sootient— the case that he would arrive in tootient ent— the case that he would arrive in scotland and take— the case that he would arrive in scotland and take pictures with ties— scotland and take pictures with alex salmond. _ scotland and take pictures with alex salmond. he— scotland and take pictures with alex salmond. he was the talk of the alex salmond. he was the talk of to town— alex salmond. he was the talk of to town wnen— alex salmond. he was the talk of the town when he'd— alex salmond. he was the talk of the town when he'd be there. he net— the town when he'd be there. he net ioveiy— the town when he'd be there. he had lovely things— the town when he'd be there. he had lovely things about had lovely things to say about sootient.— had lovely things to say about scotland-good- scotland. he had a good relationship— scotland. he had a good relationship with snp, but relationship with the snp, but as relationship with the snp, but es-ne— relationship with the snp, but as-he declared- relationship with the snp, but as he declared for as soon as he declared for president,— as soon as he declared for president, suddenly the distancing— president, suddenly the distancing grew of course, and he would say, i provide enpioynent- he would say, i provide employment to scotland. i have tnose— employment to scotland. i have ttese qoit— employment to scotland. i have these golf courses— employment to scotland. i have these golf courses there and people can go and hit balls on my golf course and have a lovely time. but we haven't seen the helicopter yet , i don't think. helicopter yet, i don't think. has he landed? he's not quite well. we were just his well. we were just watching his piene. — well. we were just watching his piene. -tnint— well. we were just watching his plane.-think it's- we were just watching his plane. think it's quite plane. i don't think it's quite ientet— plane. i don't think it's quite tented-tut— plane. i don't think it's quite landed - but we - plane. i don't think it's quite landed but we will bring landed yet, but we will bring you— landed yet, but we will bring you tnose— landed yet, but we will bring you those pictures as soon as we get

you those pictures as soon as we qet—renint- you those pictures as soon as we qet—renint youl you those pictures as soon as wel qet—renint you we get them. just to remide you, we are get them. just to remind you, we weitinq— get them. just to remind you, we weitinq tor— get them. just to remind you, we are waiting for donald trump to oust— are waiting for donald trump to touon town— are waiting for donald trump to touon town in— are waiting for donald trump to touch down in the— are waiting for donald trump to touch down in the united tinqton— touch down in the united kingdom-not- touch down in the united kingdom. not got anything touch down in the united kiido om. not got anything touch down in the united kiido with not got anything touch down in the united kiido with coronation ything touch down in the united kiido with coronation thisig to do with the coronation this weekend,— to do with the coronation this weetent,-wo,- to do with the coronation this weekend, - no, he - to do with the coronation this weekend, no, he hasn't. weekend, has it? no, he hasn't. ant— weekend, has it? no, he hasn't. antltnint— weekend, has it? no, he hasn't. antltnint it— weekend, has it? no, he hasn't. andithink it was— weekend, has it? no, he hasn't. andithink it was a— weekend, has it? no, he hasn't. and think it was a oh, look at and i think it was a oh, look at we.— and i think it was a oh, look at tnet. i— and i think it was a oh, look at tnet. i tnint— and i think it was a oh, look at that. i think-plane- and i think it was a oh, look at that. i think plane is that. i think his plane is qettinq— that. i think his plane is getting-close- that. i think his plane is getting close there to that. i think his plane is- getting-close there to the getting quite close there to the eirport. — getting quite close there to the eirport. so — getting quite close there to the eirport. so we— getting quite close there to the airport. so we just stick airport. so we might just stick runo— airport. so we might just stick around because— airport. so we might just stick around because i— airport. so we might just stick around because i don't know. he wes-ne— around because i don't know. he wes-ne-not— around because i don't know. he was-he-not invited.- around because i don't know. he was he not invited. no. was not he was not invited. no. ant— was not he was not invited. no. ant i— was not he was not invited. no. ant i tnint— was not he was not invited. no. and i think-didn't- was not he was not invited. no. and i think didn't invite and i think they didn't invite torrner— and i think they didn't invite former presidents. they got away witn—tne- with this by only inviting the turnt— with this by only inviting the current president who decided not to— current president who decided not to qo— current president who decided not to qo enywey— current president who decided not to go anyway and is sending his not to go anyway and is sending to wit.— not to go anyway and is sending no we weit— not to go anyway and is sending his wife. well i'll— not to go anyway and is sending his wife. well i'll if— not to go anyway and is sending his wife. well i'll if boris ionnson— his wife. well i'll if boris johnson there's a freudian slip . it— johnson there's a freudian slip . it toneiu— johnson there's a freudian slip . if donald trump— johnson there's a freudian slip . if donald trump is- johnson there's a freudian slip . if donald trump is around in the uk this weekend and he doesn't have much to do over the weekend, there he is. there's very. wow, that's that's the irunp — very. wow, that's that's the irunp piene— very. wow, that's that's the trump plane with- cg wow, that's that's the trump plane with the big tiezonet— trump plane with the big blazoned trump across the side ent— blazoned trump across the side ent e— blazoned trump across the side ent e united— blazoned trump across the side and a united states flag on the teii. — and a united states flag on the teii. tieot— and a united states flag on the tail. black and— and a united states flag on the tail. black and white.- and a united states flag on the tail. c r?“c tail. black and white. that's definitely him. donald trump is in that aeroplane. i wonder what kwasi livery actually donald trump is not necessarily associated for being the most subtle or tasteful man in this world, but actually that plane

is not a bad looking plane . if is not a bad looking plane. if you. yes, if you want to have a plane with your name written all over it, that's that's probably quite a good way to do it. we all ambitions , tom. it's all have ambitions, tom. it's only a matter of time for you. but i think he's here to but yeah, i think he's here to visit his golf course. he's opening a new golf- . c “ cgc cc. he's opening a new golf course in sootient. — opening a new golf course in sootient. a— opening a new golf course in scotland. a new— opening a new golf course in scotland. ' cgc c opening a new golf course in scotland. ' cg cc. “ scotland. a new golf course in scotland. a new golf course in scotland . there he is. and of scotland. there he is. and of course , i think when our panel course, i think when our panel guests are back in in a little while, we're going to be discussing biden, of course, announcing his nomination. and indeed, and indeed, biden's address to the white house correspondents dinner , which by correspondents dinner, which by all accounts was quite funny. clearly, he didn't write it tinseit.— clearly, he didn't write it himself. they— clearly, he didn't write it himself. they never do. was he to— himself. they never do. was he to speet— himself. they never do. was he one to speak it— himself. they never do. was he one to speak it himself? he was. he one to speak it himself? he was. to rust— one to speak it himself? he was. no tust etout— one to speak it himself? he was. he just about got— one to speak it himself? he was. he just about got through it. he did he just about got through it. he tit mete— he just about got through it. he did make several— he just about got through it. he did make several jokes about his eqe.— did make several jokes about his eqe. ant— did make several jokes about his eqe. ant i— did make several jokes about his own age. and i think when poiitioiens— politicians are self—deprecating, always self—deprecating, that's always a self—deprecating, that's always e qoot— self—deprecating, that's always e qoot tninq— self—deprecating, that's always e qoot tninq. it— self—deprecating, that's always a good thing. it does. i was eiweys— a good thing. it does. i was etweys very— a good thing. it does. i was always very disappoint. did ttet— always very disappoint. did that-refused- always very disappoint. did that.-refused to- always very disappoint. did that. refused to address that. trump refused to address the that. trump refused to address to wnite— that. trump refused to address the white house— that. trump refused to address the white house correspondents tinner—irunpl the white house correspondentsi dinner—trump is. dinner because i think trump is. wnetner— dinner because i think trump is. whether-disagree- dinner because i think trump is. whether disagree with him or whether you disagree with him or eqree— whether you disagree with him or eqree-ne-s— whether you disagree with him or eqree-ne-s e—

whether you disagree with him or eqree-ne-s e very- agree with him, he's a very tunny— agree with him, he's a very tunny-ant— agree with him, he's a very tunny-ant i- agree with him, he's a very funny and i think him funny man. and i think him qivinq— funny man. and i think him qivinq e— funny man. and i think him giving a white— funny man. and i think him giving a white house correspondents dinner would have giving a white house correzhilarious; dinner would have giving a white house— correzhilarious . nner would have giving a white house— correzhilarious . but' would have giving a white house— correzhilarious . but wasild have giving a white house— correzhilarious . but was iti have giving a white house— correzhilarious . but was it butve been hilarious. but was it but was he ? i'm talking about when was he? i'm talking about when he was president, was he sufficiently self—deprecating ? sufficiently self—deprecating? no. no, he wasn't. that's the trouble with trump. he's too thin skinned, isn't he? yes, it's because all of the it's so funny because all of the bravado and as he would like to say, braggadocious nature of his speeches , he actually does seem speeches, he actually does seem to be ticked off by the mild , to be ticked off by the mild, oddest of criticisms. yes. yeah exactly. and i think it's a reeiiy— exactly. and i think it's a really interesting- cytoplficcg and i think it's a really interesting point, eotueiiy— really interesting point, actually, because ron desantis , actually, because ron desantis, the actually, because ron desantis, to governor— actually, because ron desantis, the governor of— actually, because ron desantis, the governor of florida, was in tne— the governor of florida, was in to ut— the governor of florida, was in to w over— the governor of florida, was in the uk over this— the governor of florida, was in the uk over this weekend . yeah. the uk over this weekend. yeah. so the uk over this weekend. yeah. to rust— the uk over this weekend. yeah. so iust es— the uk over this weekend. yeah. so tust es ton— the uk over this weekend. yeah. so just as ron desantis is tetinq— so just as ron desantis is tetinq ott— so just as ron desantis is tetinq ott .— so just as ron desantis is taking off , donald so just as ron desantis is taking off, donald trump is ientinq— taking off, donald trump is ientinq .— taking off, donald trump is landing . that's— taking off, donald trump is landing . that's right. it's landing. that's right. it's einost— landing. that's right. it's almost like— landing. that's right. it's almost like we're the centre of tne— almost like we're the centre of the republican— almost like we're the centre of the republican primary , right? the republican primary, right? inet-s— the republican primary, right? was riqnt. — the republican primary, right? that's right. of— the republican primary, right? that's right. cii�*" cc. the republican primary, right? that's right. cc. that's right. of course, he's facing an america donald trump is facing this criminal trial, of course, into falsifying business records about whether he hid damaging information in the run up to the 2016 presidential election and whether he gave money to silence

stormy daniels, who he admits that he had a relationship with her. but they're gunning for him in america. and i think to some extent— in america. and i think to some extent tnet— in america. and i think to some extent that this— in america. and i think to some extent that this has— “ 'c and i think to some extent that this has been his sevinq— extent that this has been his sevinq qreoe— extent that this has been his sevinq qreoe .— extent that this has been his saving grace . there was this new saving grace. there was this new guy— saving grace. there was this new quy wno-s— saving grace. there was this new quy wno-s qoinq— saving grace. there was this new guy who's doing all this evoitinq— guy who's doing all this exciting stuff- guy who's doing all this exciting stuff in florida, aslef ton— exciting stuff in florida, aslef ron desantis,— exciting stuff in florida, aslef ron desantis, popping up in the pots.— ron desantis, popping up in the ports. reopie— ron desantis, popping up in the polls. people are— ron desantis, popping up in the polls. people are having a look at polls. people are having a look et nin— polls. people are having a look et tin ent— polls. people are having a look at him and then— polls. people are having a look at him and then suddenly, bam , at him and then suddenly, bam, trump— at him and then suddenly, bam, irunp is— at him and then suddenly, bam, irunp is riqnt— at him and then suddenly, bam, trump is right back on the front pages— trump is right back on the front peqes ot— trump is right back on the front peqes ot every— trump is right back on the front pages of every paper. you get tnis— pages of every paper. you get to type— pages of every paper. you get this hyper partisan effect where the republicans— this hyper partisan effect where the republicans think these are trumpet— the republicans think these are trumped-charges— the republicans think these are trumped charges . this trumped up charges. this is a poiitioei— trumped up charges. this is a political prosecution and the tenoorets— political prosecution and the democrats think, yeah, we're going— democrats think, yeah, we're goinglget_ democrats think, yeah, we're going-get him_ democrats think, yeah, we're going get him and then going to get him an and then sutteniy— going to get him an and then suttenty you— going to get him an and then suddenly you have people retreat to—positions- suddenly you have people retreat to—positions .- to their partisan positions, wnion— to their partisan positions, which pushes— to their partisan positions, which pushes donald trump up in the which pushes donald trump up in to poiis— which pushes donald trump up in to poiis. it— which pushes donald trump up in to ports. it you— which pushes donald trump up in the polls. if you were to teiieve— the polls. if you were to believe this— the polls. if you were to believe this was a partisan prosecution— believe this was a partisan prosecution .— believe this was a partisan prosecution , then it's massively prosecution, then it's massively tecttiret— prosecution, then it's massively tecttiret . — prosecution, then it's massively backfired . but— prosecution, then it's massively backfired . but you- prosecution, then it's massively backfired. but you see, this is the thing. if so, greg swenson from republicans overseas has been on this show and he's talked about this quite a lot. and obviously greg is based here and his theory is that this is a democratic campaign lane to make sure that trump because they

know so it's a double bluff. they know this will increase him in polls. know he's in the polls. they know he's more to get the more likely to get the nomination they think he has nomination and they think he has less chance of winning than ron desantis possibly be desantis. could it possibly be that machiavelli and tom harwood? i'm not convinced i'm not convinced. but here's an interestinq— not convinced. but here's an interesting point.— ccr“r cc“c but here's an interesting point. there were tenocretic— interesting point. there were democratic organisers , oceans democratic organisers, oceans ent—super- democratic organisers, oceans ent—super tacsl democratic organisers, oceans. and—super pacs who and democratic super pacs who tonetet— and democratic super pacs who tonetet to — and democratic super pacs who donated to so—called maga centitetes— donated to so—called maga candidates in— donated to so—called maga candidates in republican prineries— candidates in republican primaries during the midterms. so primaries during the midterms. so tney— primaries during the midterms. so tney were— primaries during the midterms. so they were left— primaries during the midterms. so they were left wing groups tnet— so they were left wing groups that promoted— so they were left wing groups that promoted the candidates tnet— that promoted the candidates to were— that promoted the candidates that were seen _ that promoted the candidates that were seen to be less rneinstreern— that were seen to be less mainstream to- that were seen to be less mainstream to try and ensure tnet— mainstream to try and ensure we tne— mainstream to try and ensure that the republican party was more tainted— that the republican party was more tainted than the moderate votrs— more tainted than the moderate votrs wouit — more tainted than the moderate voters would be _ more tainted than the moderate voters would be less likely to go voters would be less likely to qo tor— voters would be less likely to qo tor tne— voters would be less likely to go for the republican party . so go for the republican party. so tnet-s— go for the republican party. so that's certainly— go for the republican party. so that's certainly happened in the nitterns— that's certainly happened in the nitterns .— that's certainly happened in the nitterns . tn— that's certainly happened in the midterms . i'm just a little midterms. i'm just a little scepticei— midterms. i'm just a little sceptical that— midterms. i'm just a little sceptical that anyone is as competent— sceptical that anyone is as competent as— sceptical that anyone is as competent as to - sceptical that anyone is as competent as to deliver this sort— competent as to deliver this sort ot— competent as to deliver this sort ot eiqnt— competent as to deliver this sort of eight dimensional chess qene— sort of eight dimensional chess qene tnet— sort of eight dimensional chess game that would— sort of eight dimensional chess game that would that would mean qoinq— game that would that would mean qoinq to— game that would that would mean we're going to back— game that would that would mean we're going to back this guy and tnet-s— we're going to back this guy and pets qoinq— we're going to back this guy and pets qoinq to— we're going to back this guy and that's going to knock that tonino— that's going to knock that domino and— that's going to knock that domino and then pull is too unpredictable,— domino and then pull is too unpredictable, i— domino and then pull is too unpredictable, i think, to make suct— unpredictable, i think, to make sucn-pien. -

unpredictable, i think, to make such-plan. well- unpredictable, i think, to make such-plan. well ,. unpredictable, i think, to make. such-plan. well , we're such a master plan. well, we're watching trump's watching donald trump's aeroplane here. what's the what's the word when you were your plane taxiing, taxiing. thank you, tom. taxiing erg around the runway there in aberdeen. now, if this is anything like the aeroplanes that i get off, there's going to be about a 25 minute wait while somebody goes to get the steps and then people have to get everything from lockers. everything from their lockers. they'll wait. i think they'll make him wait. i think if they'll make him wait. i think it—own- they'll make him wait. i think it—own nenel if you've got your own name tiezonet— if you've got your own name tiezonet on— if you've got your own name blazoned on the— if you've got your own name blazoned on the livery of the piene. — blazoned on the livery of the piene. i— blazoned on the livery of the plane, i think— blazoned on the livery of the plane, i think that they protetiy— plane, i think that they probably get- plane, i think that they probably get some special treatment. _ probably get some special treatment. c; cg“ probably get some special treatment. cg“ treatment. he's gonna have to look for free and work look for his duty free and work out overhead locker. it's out which overhead locker. it's in. who knows? i'm surprised tnere— in. who knows? i'm surprised tnere-two— in. who knows? i'm surprised there-two engines. “ who knows? i'm surprised there two engines on there are only two engines on tnis— there are only two engines on tnis-i— there are only two engines on tnis-i tnint— there are only two engines on this-i thinkll- there are only two engines on this-i thinkll were. this plane. i think if i were toneit— this plane. i think if i were donald trump,— this plane. i think if i were donald trump, i'd want at least tour— donald trump, i'd want at least touron—e- donald trump, i'd want at least four—one on the. four and i'd want one on the teit— four and i'd want one on the teii. weit— four and i'd want one on the tail. well we— four and i'd want one on the tail. well we will. �*fvi�*c; four and i'd want one on the tail. well we will. �*fvic cc tail. well we will. we will be bringing you these pictures. we don't he's got planned don't know what he's got planned this apart the this weekend, apart from the fact he's he's going to fact that he's he's going to make much of the fact that he's here this weekend. as thomas said, opening golf said, he's opening another golf course scotland . he said, course in in scotland. he said, of course, it's not just any old golf it's a spectacular

golf course. it's a spectacular our second golf course in aberdeen. he says . and here we aberdeen. he says. and here we are. we're looking at the side of the plane and i suppose aberdeen is a special place as well. it's not all that far from ot— well. it's not all that far from ot tne— well. it's not all that far from one of the homes— well. it's not all that far from one of the homes of- it's not all that far from one of the homes of our royal teniiy— one of the homes of our royal teniiy ent— one of the homes of our royal family and the— one of the homes of our royal family and the favourite home of her family and the favourite home of nor iete— family and the favourite home of nor iete iietesty— family and the favourite home of her late majesty, the queen. inere-s— her late majesty, the queen. inere-s eit— her late majesty, the queen. there's all this— her late majesty, the queen. there's all this sort of connection— there's all this sort of connection because of course aterteen— connection because of course aterteen is— connection because of course aberdeen is home to balmoral and toneit— aberdeen is home to balmoral and toneit trump— aberdeen is home to balmoral and donald trump of— aberdeen is home to balmoral and donald trump of course makes a lot donald trump of course makes a tot ot— donald trump of course makes a tot ot tis— donald trump of course makes a lot of his scottish— donald trump of course makes a lot of his scottish roots, toesn-t— lot of his scottish roots, doesn't he? - lot of his scottish roots, doesn't he? c; ccc lot of his scottish roots,- doesn't he? he he claims that he has roots back to the island of lewis. his mother was scottish ent— lewis. his mother was scottish ent ne— lewis. his mother was scottish ent ne wes— lewis. his mother was scottish ent ne in— lewis. his mother was scottish and he was in the— his mother was scottish and he was in the outer hebrides by and he was in the outer hebrides terccounts. — and he was in the outer hebrides terccounts. ue— and he was in the outer hebrides by.accounts. he had- and he was in the outer hebrides by accounts. he had great by all accounts. he had great respect— by all accounts. he had great respect-mother,- by all accounts. he had great respect mother, perhaps respect for his mother, perhaps the respect for his mother, perhaps tne—ever- respect for his mother, perhaps tne—ever neti the only woman he's ever had respect— the only woman he's ever had respect tor. — the only woman he's ever had respect for. but— the only woman he's ever had respect for. but but it looks tite— respect for. but but it looks iite tne— respect for. but but it looks like the steps— respect for. but but it looks like the steps are being get out.— like the steps are being get out. wett— like the steps are being get out. we'll be— like the steps are being get out. we'll be able to see if he nentie— out. we'll be able to see if he can handle steps— out. we'll be able to see if he can handle steps better than the currnt— can handle steps better than the current president— can handle steps better than the current president of united current president of the united stetes— current president of the united states-there's- current president of the united states-there's a- current president of the united states there's a very states of course, there's a very tow— states of course, there's a very tow ter— states of course, there's a very tow ter tor— states of course, there's a very low bar for that— states of course, there's a very low bar for that famous video of joe-unfortunately- joe biden. unfortunately having a a joe biden. unfortunately having e-e trip— joe biden. unfortunately having e-e trip on— joe biden. unfortunately having e-e trip on tne— joe biden. unfortunately having a a trip on the steps. a bit of a trip on the steps. atso— a bit of a trip on the steps. atso. e— a bit of a trip on the steps. atso. e very— a bit of a trip on the steps. also, a very famous video of cerett—oni also, a very famous video of- cerett—on tne gerald ford having a trip on the steps— gerald ford having a trip on the steps in— gerald ford having a trip on the steps in tne— gerald ford having a trip on the steps in the mid— gerald ford having a trip on the steps in the mid 1970s, which teturtey— steps in the mid 1970s, which

saturday night— steps in the mid 1970s, which saturday night made a big saturday night live made a big snow— saturday night live made a big snow-tence— saturday night live made a big show-dance about- saturday night live made a big show dance about and sort of show and dance about and sort of ericetur— show and dance about and sort of caricature offered— show and dance about and sort of caricature offered gerald ford as caricature offered gerald ford es-tunttinq— caricature offered gerald ford as bumbling president, as the bumbling president, netpinq— as the bumbling president, netpinq-tose- as the bumbling president, helping lose the well, lose helping him lose the well, lose the helping him lose the well, lose to etection— helping him lose the well, lose the election to— helping him lose the well, lose the election to jemmy carter. we-ve— the election to jemmy carter. we-ve teen— the election to jemmy carter. we've been joined in the studio by we've been joined in the studio ty seren— we've been joined in the studio ty seren vine— we've been joined in the studio by sarah vine and— we've been joined in the studio by sarah vine and bushra shaikh are by sarah vine and bushra shaikh witn— by sarah vine and bushra shaikh are with-sarah,— by sarah vine and bushra shaikh are with-sarah, are- by sarah vine and bushra shaikh are with-sarah, are you- are with us. sarah, are you thrilled by trump thrilled by donald trump arriving weekend? arriving here this weekend? coincidental timing the coincidental timing with the coronation, think? coronation, do you think? i think love his massive gold think i love his massive gold trump side of his trump on the side of his aeroplane , isn't it? yeah , he's aeroplane, isn't it? yeah, he's he's very subtle,— aeroplane, isn't it? yeah, he's he's very subtle, isn't- c c?’ yeah, he's he's very subtle, isn't he ? i he's very subtle, isn't he? i mean, he's it's— he's very subtle, isn't he? i mean, he's it's quite interesting- mean, he's it's quite interesting because he's here netinq— interesting because he's here netinq nucn— interesting because he's here making much of— interesting because he's here making much of his scottish neriteqe— making much of his scottish neriteqe .— making much of his scottish neriteqe . roe— making much of his scottish heritage . joe biden was here. heritage. joe biden was here. wes— heritage. joe biden was here. wes tnere— heritage. joe biden was here. was there was— heritage. joe biden was here. was there was in— heritage. joe biden was here. was there was in ireland recentty— was there was in ireland recently making much of his irisn— recently making much of his irish heritage— recently making much of his irish heritage .— recently making much of his irish heritage . he famously irish heritage. he famously contuset— irish heritage. he famously confused the— irish heritage. he famously confused the black and tans with the confused the black and tans with to att— confused the black and tans with the all blacks— confused the black and tans with the all blacks . _ confused the black and tans with the all blacks . yes.— confused the black and tans with the all blacks . “cal: ' confused the black and tans with the all blacks. “cal: ' cg the all blacks. yes. a gaffe. a gaffe . it seems like the world gaffe. it seems like the world is to have us presidents. that can't help but create diplomatic incidents wherever they go. well, they could if they maybe net— well, they could if they maybe net someone— well, they could if they maybe had someone who— well, they could if they maybe had someone who was under the age— had someone who was under the eqe ot— had someone who was under the eqe ot 920.— had someone who was under the age of 920. yeah— had someone who was under the age of 920. yeah _ had someone who was under the age of 920. yeah cit“ age of 920. yeah oh, but but i think it is it is perhaps something that is in the history of us figures coming over to the

united kingdom, perhaps the one person who didn't stick his foot in it was ron desantis this weekend. but of course weekend. yeah. but of course when romney came over to when mitt romney came over to the 2012, he told us all the uk in 2012, he told us all that weren't prepared for the that we weren't prepared for the olympics. yeah, that we weren't prepared for the olympics . yeah, no, i that we weren't prepared for the olympics. yeah, no, i mean, evectty— olympics. yeah, no, i mean, exectty. tut.— olympics. yeah, no, i mean, exactly. but. but— olympics. yeah, no, i mean, exactly. but. but but- ciicgr ct; yeah, no, i mean, exactly. but. but but but but exactly. but. but but but i but i exactly. but. but but but i but i-titen-s— exactly. but. but but but i but i-biden's kind- exactly. but. but but but i but i-biden's kind of- exactly. but. but but but i but i biden's kind of there i do think biden's kind of there islissue— i do think biden's kind of there islissue ot— i do think biden's kind of there is.issue of age— i do think biden's kind of there is issue of age with biden. is an issue of age with biden. ue-s— is an issue of age with biden. ue-s nette— is an issue of age with biden. ue-s nete e— is an issue of age with biden. he's made a joke— is an issue of age with biden. he's made a joke about it, nesn-t— he's made a joke about it, nesn-t net— he's made a joke about it, hasn't he? oh,— he's made a joke about it, hasn't he? oh, yeah. he's been totinq— hasn't he? oh, yeah. he's been totinq etout— hasn't he? oh, yeah. he's been joking about saying that he joking about it, saying that he neces— joking about it, saying that he netes—tootl joking about it, saying that he. makes—look like makes rupert murdoch look like terry— makes rupert murdoch look like terry-.— makes rupert murdoch look like werry-. tut— makes rupert murdoch look like werry-. tut i— makes rupert murdoch look like harry . but i mean, he is harry styles. but i mean, he is he harry styles. but i mean, he is no is— harry styles. but i mean, he is he is absolutely— harry styles. but i mean, he is he is absolutely ancient and ne-s— he is absolutely ancient and ms runninq— he is absolutely ancient and he's running another term . i he's running for another term. i neen-not— he's running for another term. i mean,-not like— he's running for another term. i mean, not like trump is mean, it's not like trump is ectuetty— mean, it's not like trump is actually chicken. no, actually a spring chicken. no, tut— actually a spring chicken. no, tut wnet— actually a spring chicken. no, tut wnet to— actually a spring chicken. no, but what do you— actually a spring chicken. no, but what do you think, boshra wnen— but what do you think, boshra wnen you— but what do you think, boshra when you watch— but what do you think, boshra when you watch this? c when you watch this? it's the eppeet— when you watch this? it's the eppeet ot— when you watch this? it's the appeal of donald trump. he is one of those politicians who's personality is just bigger than whether he is even in the white house or not, isn't he? absolutely albie trump is, i would say i would even deem him somewhat of an entertainer. he entertains his audience. he's got this realism about him. he says it as it is. got this realism about him. he says it as it is . he does not says it as it is. he does not sugarcoat a thing . people like

sugarcoat a thing. people like that about him. i'm certainly an individual that likes that. i mean, he's in scotland and i'd say , you know, he has a lot of say, you know, he has a lot of fans, he has a lot of fans. yeah. he may not be the right person, let's say, for being president or candidacy, but he has some thing about him that just grasps people's attention , just grasps people's attention, you know, and that is that's a skill in itself. well, in many weys— skill in itself. well, in many weys its— skill in itself. well, in many weys it-s sort— skill in itself. well, in many ways it's sort of— skill in itself. well, in many ways it's sort of he's- cc “ well, in many ways it's sort of he's he's a reetity— ways it's sort of he's he's a reality television- ways it's sort of he's he's a reality television political tiqure— reality television political tiqure. ue— reality television political figure. he does everything for the spectacle.— figure. he does everything for the spectacle. he— figure. he does everything for the spectacle. he he emblazoned his the spectacle. he he emblazoned nis nene— the spectacle. he he emblazoned his name through— the spectacle. he he emblazoned his name through sort of his his career command— his name through sort of his his career command of— his name through sort of his his career command of the media tnouqn— career command of the media tnrouqn tne— career command of the media through the 1980s. and then riqnt— through the 1980s. and then riqnt tnouqn— through the 1980s. and then right through into the 2000 when he right through into the 2000 when no tecerne — right through into the 2000 when no tecerne un— right through into the 2000 when he became, um, he— right through into the 2000 when he became, um, he an almost presitentiet— he became, um, he an almost presidential figure in most peopte-s— presidential figure in most people's living— presidential figure in most people's living rooms because he was people's living rooms because he vests-— people's living rooms because he wesir- tis— people's living rooms because he was-in his-chair- people's living rooms because he was-in his-chair in- was sitting in his big chair in wet— was sitting in his big chair in that boardroom _ was sitting in his big chair in that boardroom so that boardroom looking so authoritative. _ that boardroom looking so authoritative. no doubt his time on-apprentice— authoritative. no doubt his time on apprentice helped on the apprentice helped propel him on the apprentice helped propel tin-rote. — on the apprentice helped propel him-role. well,- on the apprentice helped propel him-role. well, he- on the apprentice helped propel him role. �*cvi�*ccc him to this role. well, he seems to have he's got this presence about that commands people about him that commands people and fact that he did the and the fact that he did the apprentice just shows , you know,

apprentice just shows, you know, that he has all of that kind of skill set. mean, is skill set. i mean, there is something endearing about him as well. you don't know well. you know, we don't know nin— well. you know, we don't know tin-tut— well. you know, we don't know tin-tut tnen- well. you know, we don't know him-but then there's. him entirely, but then there's sonetninq— him entirely, but then there's something relatable something that's so relatable to nin— him sometimes for people as wet.— him sometimes for people as wet-yet.— him sometimes for people as wet-yet. ot- him sometimes for people as well.-yet, of course,- him sometimes for people asi well.-yet, of course, not him sometimes for people as- well.-yet, of course, not so well. and yet, of course, not so relatable to the people of the united states that they would want him to win a majority in either of those elections is it's through a quirk of the electoral college that he was able to get into the white house in the first place. and he's got a in the first place. and he's got e qoot— in the first place. and he's got a good chance. _ in the first place. and he's got a good chance. he's- in the first place. and he's got a good chance. he's got- in the first place. and he's got a good chance. he's got a good chance running the first. i mean, i don't think biden has the mean, i don't think biden has to support— mean, i don't think biden has the support that— mean, i don't think biden has the support that biden thinks tnet— the support that biden thinks to te— the support that biden thinks that he - number- the support that biden thinks that he number one, i feel that he has. number one, i feel tite— that he has. number one, i feel tite-etso— that he has. number one, i feel like-also veering- like his age is also veering eqeinst— like his age is also veering eqeinst-ant- like his age is also veering against and feel like against him. and i feel like trump— against him. and i feel like trump-tnere. - against him. and i feel like trump there. he's there trump is still there. he's there in tne— trump is still there. he's there in the running.— trump is still there. he's there in the running. perhaps in the runninq— in the running. perhaps in the runninq. ent— in the running. perhaps in the running, and never discount a two— running, and never discount a two perty— running, and never discount a two perty system— running, and never discount a two party system delivering one of two party system delivering one ot tne— two party system delivering one ot tne perties— two party system delivering one of the parties because it does toot— of the parties because it does toot rnore— of the parties because it does look more likely— of the parties because it does look more likely not that look more likely than not that trump— look more likely than not that trump-qet— look more likely than not that trump-qet tne— look more likely than not that trump get the republican trump will get the republican noninetion. — trump will get the republican nomination. but— trump will get the republican nomination. but just look at the way that the opposition galvanised because trump . he galvanised because of trump. he almost had a unifying effect for the anti—trump vote in the last time, so he increased vote. time, so he increased his vote. but biden increased the democrat

vote more because people who vote by more because people who perhaps thought, oh not perhaps thought, oh, i'm not going bother think going to bother to vote think i really this guy. so they really dislike this guy. so they get and as well. and get up and vote as well. and i just wonder, perhaps this is the worry of course, he has a very deep base that will always vote for he but he also for him. but he but he also delivers that sort of effect from other side, that sort from the other side, that sort of galvanising effect the of galvanising effect for the other side . but also, you have other side. but also, you have to tint— other side. but also, you have to tint ot— other side. but also, you have to kind of consider— cc but also, you have to kind of consider what's neppenet— to kind of consider what's happened post—pandemic to a lot of happened post—pandemic to a lot ot votrs— happened post—pandemic to a lot ot votrs wno — happened post—pandemic to a lot of voters who suddenly find themselves— of voters who suddenly find themselves bizarrely leaning towerts— themselves bizarrely leaning towertstne— themselves bizarrely leaning towards the right of politics. ant— towards the right of politics. ant tonett— towards the right of politics. and donald trump, towards the right of politics. and donald trump , for those and donald trump, for those peopte— and donald trump, for those peopte now— and donald trump, for those people now represents values tnet— people now represents values we neyte— people now represents values that maybe they— people now represents values that maybe they didn't realise he that maybe they didn't realise no net— that maybe they didn't realise he had previously. i would put nysett— he had previously. i would put nysett in— he had previously. i would put myself in that— he had previously. i would put myself in that camp to be nonest. — myself in that camp to be honest. but— myself in that camp to be honest. but you - myself in that camp to be honest. icy honest. but you were very anti—lockdown and donald trump was donald trump. trump donald trump was in favour of lockdowns. and if anything, this is going to be an interesting point. if ron desantis declares for the primaries, ron desantis will able to say, i kept will be able to say, i kept florida while you were florida free while you were calling on mandates for stay at home orders, shutting the borders, all the rest of it ,

borders, all the rest of it, which is why for somebody like me, ron desantis is the second coming. i mean, that's why he is we etore— coming. i mean, that's why he is we etore nin— coming. i mean, that's why he is we adore him because— cc “cg i mean, that's why he is we adore him because he stood by his we adore him because he stood by nis vetues— we adore him because he stood by his values and— we adore him because he stood by his values and did— we adore him because he stood by his values and did not waver. ine— his values and did not waver. inc onty— his values and did not waver. ine onty tninq— his values and did not waver. the only thing i— his values and did not waver. the only thing i would maybe say in trump-s— the only thing i would maybe say in trump's favour— the only thing i would maybe say in trump's favour ,_ the only thing i would maybe say in trump's favour , when you look in trump's favour, when you look tect— in trump's favour, when you look tect on— in trump's favour, when you look back on everything— in trump's favour, when you look back on everything that's neppenet— back on everything that's happened when he went into ottice— happened when he went into ottice ent— happened when he went into office and - he - happened when he went into office and he wanted to office and said he wanted to trein— office and said he wanted to trein-swenp.— office and said he wanted to drain swamp, that phrase now drain the swamp, that phrase now we i— drain the swamp, that phrase now we now i believe— drain the swamp, that phrase now we now i believe we now see who reetty— we now i believe we now see who reetty is— we now i believe we now see who reetty is in— we now i believe we now see who reetty is in tne— we now i believe we now see who really is in the swamp. and so i woutt— really is in the swamp. and so i woutt quite— really is in the swamp. and so i would quite like— really is in the swamp. and so i would quite like if— really is in the swamp. and so i would quite like if he can still neve— would quite like if he can still have ambitions— would quite like if he can still have ambitions to undermine some of have ambitions to undermine some ot tne— have ambitions to undermine some ot tne corporete— have ambitions to undermine some of the corporate capture of big reoutetory— of the corporate capture of big regulatory bodies— of the corporate capture of big regulatory bodies and some of the regulatory bodies and some of to potitics— regulatory bodies and some of the politics which we which i tut— the politics which we which i tut wny— the politics which we which i now. but why would he do that? teceuse— now. but why would he do that? because donald. _ now. but why would he do that? because donald. i: now. but why would he do that? because donald. i c because donald. donald trump was, i think, brilliantly attacked by ted cruz in the 2016 primaries over the issue of eminent domain . that's when the eminent domain. that's when the government can let companies seize other people's private property or when the government indeed seizes private property and donald trump was a big fan of this in his business dealings

and to some extent, that's a very anti—market thing. that's a pro big business thing. i do. you know what, to some extent i tnint— you know what, to some extent i tnint wnet— you know what, to some extent i tnint wnet we— you know what, to some extent i think what we need— you know what, to some extent i think what we need to see tceus— think what we need to see because because we say, like i sey.— because because we say, like i sey. post— because because we say, like i say, post lockdowns, i think potitics— say, post lockdowns, i think potitics nes— say, post lockdowns, i think politics has been thrown up in the politics has been thrown up in to etr— politics has been thrown up in to eir ent— politics has been thrown up in the air and landed in all sorts of the air and landed in all sorts ot titterent— the air and landed in all sorts of different places. and i'm not cteer— of different places. and i'm not cteer-wnet— of different places. and i'm not clear-what trump- of different places. and i'm not clear what trump stand clear yet what trump will stand for. clear yet what trump will stand tor. ue— clear yet what trump will stand for. he released— clear yet what trump will stand for. he released one of his videos.— for. he released one of his videos,ithink,_ for. he released one of his videos,ithink, at- for. he released one of his videos, think, at the end of videos, i think, at the end of test— videos, i think, at the end of test-eiqnt— videos, i think, at the end of last-didn't he?- videos, i think, at the end of last didn't he? one of his last week, didn't he? one of his tint— last week, didn't he? one of his tint-videos— last week, didn't he? one of his kind -videos will- last week, didn't he? one of his kind -videos will no- kind of pitch videos will no toutt— kind of pitch videos will no toutt te— kind of pitch videos will no doubt be one— kind of pitch videos will no doubt be one of— kind of pitch videos will no doubt be one of and he kind of pitch videos will no- doubt be one of-and he did doubt be one of many. and he did tett— doubt be one of many. and he did tettltnere— doubt be one of many. and he did talk-there about— doubt be one of many. and he did talk there about fact talk in there about the fact tnet— talk in there about the fact tnetiere— talk in there about the fact tnetiere in— talk in there about the fact that-are in a- talk in there about the fact that are in a period of that we are in a period of siqniticent— that we are in a period of significant geopolitical change that we are in a period of signthattt geopolitical change that we are in a period of signthat there political change that we are in a period of signthat there islitical change that we are in a period of signthat there is stilll change that we are in a period of signthat there is still work�*ige that we are in a period of signthat there is still work toe and that there is still work to be and that there is still work to to tone— and that there is still work to to tone — and that there is still work to be done on. and— and that there is still work to be done on. and so i am more optimistic.— be done on. and so i am more optimistic. the— be done on. and so i am more optimistic. the things that titen— optimistic. the things that biden advocated for in biden has advocated for in the test— biden has advocated for in the test tnree— biden has advocated for in the last three years— biden has advocated for in the last three years in— biden has advocated for in the last three years in terms of nentetes— last three years in terms of mandates for— last three years in terms of mandates for the vaccines, the nest— mandates for the vaccines, the nest weerinq— mandates for the vaccines, the nest weerinq .— mandates for the vaccines, the mask wearing, all of those inpositions— mask wearing, all of those impositions, all— mask wearing, all of those impositions, all of that for me, in my— impositions, all of that for me, in my opinion.— impositions, all of that for me, in my opinion, some of the non scientitic— in my opinion, some of the non scientific measures— in my opinion, some of the non scientific measures that he cteeret— scientific measures that he cteeret — scientific measures that he cheered on. we— scientific measures that he cheered on. we don't really know wnetner— cheered on. we don't really know whether-trump— cheered on. we don't really know whether trump would have whether where trump would have teen— whether where trump would have teenltnet— whether where trump would have been .that because _ been on that because the situetion— been on that because the. situation—must been on that because the- situation_must say situation now now we must say tnet— situation now now we must say tnet-is— situation now now we must say tnet-is sorne— situation now now we must say that is some movement out that there is some movement out of that there is some movement out ot tnis— that there is some movement out ottnis toor. — that there is some movement out ot to door. a— that there is some movement out of this door. 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security people around donald trump walking out of this door. we are expecting donald trump to make an appearance very, very shortly. i reckon right now he's having his nose powdered and his hair combed. don't you think ne-s— hair combed. don't you think ne-s tixinq— hair combed. don't you think he's fixing the— hair combed. don't you think he's fixing the wig?- ” cc :icc don't you think he's fixing the wig? he's having his he's fixing the wig? he's having no net— he's fixing the wig? he's having his hair lacquered. _ he's fixing the wig? he's having his hair lacquered. c; his hair lacquered. he's he's not— his hair lacquered. he's he's not e— his hair lacquered. he's he's note nen— his hair lacquered. he's he's not a man because the scottish weather is famously very ungenerous towards towards people . and those stairs do look people. and those stairs do look quite slippery. he's not a man wno-s— quite slippery. he's not a man wno-s ooinq— quite slippery. he's not a man wno-s going to— quite slippery. he's not a man who's going to walk- cc. he's not a man who's going to walk out onto a windy— who's going to walk out onto a winty tey— who's going to walk out onto a windy day without having that net— windy day without having that neir qtuect— windy day without having that hair glued, firmly included. i neve— hair glued, firmly included. i two to— hair glued, firmly included. i neve to sey.— hair glued, firmly included. i two to sey. i— hair glued, firmly included. i have to say, i think the only tninq— have to say, i think the only tninq tnet— have to say, i think the only thing that donald trump stands for thing that donald trump stands tor is— thing that donald trump stands tor is tonett— thing that donald trump stands for is donald trump. ”cciccgr for is donald trump. i really to.— for is donald trump. i really to. i— for is donald trump. i really to. i ttint— for is donald trump. i really do. i think people who people who think that there's anything more to him that are very more to him than that are very sadly mistaken. unfortunately i've know, i've actually met i've you know, i've actually met him like it's he is him and it's like it's he is just an intergalactic ego. yeah. what was your what was your impression— what was your what was your impression when— what was your what was your impression when you met him? i just impression when you met him? i tust fount— impression when you met him? i tust tount tinn— impression when you met him? i just found him very— impression when you met him? i just found him very well. - impression when you met him? just found him very well. he's not interested in anything or anyone that isn't, know, anyone that isn't, you know, him, him , exactly. i mean, i met him, him, exactly. i mean, i met him, him, exactly. i mean, i met him in the context of a of a of

a state dinner with the queen. and he still seemed to think that he was the most important person in the room. so there is that remarkable video of him walking not beside the queen, but in front of her there, going through the grounds of windsor castle. you know, he's he is just, as i said, an intergalactic ego as you can see. but he has the fact that he has trump in gold letters on the side his aeroplane, his side of his aeroplane, his arrogance. he's side of his aeroplane, his arrogance . he's earned that. arrogance. he's earned that. ue-s— arrogance. he's earned that. ue-s e— arrogance. he's earned that. he's a successful— cg c he's earned that. he's a successful businessman, tittion— he's a successful businessman, tittion .— he's a successful businessman, tittion . ue— he's a successful businessman, billion. he has— he's a successful businessman, billion . he has worked so hard billion. he has worked so hard to qet— billion. he has worked so hard to qet to— billion. he has worked so hard to get to where— billion. he has worked so hard to get to where he is. and i teiieve— to get to where he is. and i believe that— to get to where he is. and i believe that there is something enteerinq— believe that there is something endearing about— believe that there is something endearing about men who have personetities— endearing about men who have personalities like— endearing about men who have personalities like that, given tnet— personalities like that, given to tney— personalities like that, given that they have— personalities like that, given that they have spent so much of wet— that they have spent so much of tneir tives— that they have spent so much of their lives dedicating to their crett— their lives dedicating to their crett. tn— their lives dedicating to their craft. i'm not— their lives dedicating to their craft. i'm not saying that he's not— craft. i'm not saying that he's not in— craft. i'm not saying that he's not in not— craft. i'm not saying that he's not i'm not saying that he's not a not i'm not saying that he's not e contitent— not i'm not saying that he's not a confident i'm— not i'm not saying that he's not a confident i'm not— not i'm not saying that he's not a confident i'm not saying he's not e— a confident i'm not saying he's not e qoot— a confident i'm not saying he's not a good businessman. ”c not a good businessman. i'm sure he not a good businessman. i'm sure to is.— not a good businessman. i'm sure to is. in— not a good businessman. i'm sure to is. in not— not a good businessman. i'm sure he is. i'm not saying that he's not endearing. i just don't think he's the right person to be president of the united states of america. in fact, i think you need set of think you need a set of different qualities for that.

think you need a set of diffeneedqualities for that. think you need a set of diffeneed sometimes' that. think you need a set of diffeneed sometimes t0tat. think you need a set of diffeneed sometimes to be you need sometimes to be a successful businessman. you do need to be a big bully,- successful businessman. you do need to be a big bully, a- cc “ you do need to be a big bully, a bit of a need to be a big bully, a bit of e you to— need to be a big bully, a bit of a man. you do need to sort of pust— a man. you do need to sort of pusn peopte— a man. you do need to sort of pusn peopte out— a man. you do need to sort of push people out of the way. tieyte — push people out of the way. tieyte -neet- push people out of the way. maybe - need to - push people out of the way. maybe need to try and push people out of the way. - maybe-need to try and use maybe you do need to try and use the maybe you do need to try and use tne—own- the system to your own etventeqe— the system to your own advantage. and aren't advantage. and those aren't necesserity— advantage. and those aren't. necessarily—want necessarily qualities you want to-potiticet— necessarily qualities you want to political leadership. to see in political leadership. no.— to see in political leadership. to. tut— to see in political leadership. to. tut tnen— to see in political leadership. no, but then i— to see in political leadership. no, but then i also wonder with sonetoty— no, but then i also wonder with somebody—what. no, but then i also wonder with someitalking_whati no, but then i also wonder with someitalking about what no, but then i also wonder with someitalking about is what no, but then i also wonder with someitalking about is a what no, but then i also wonder with someitalking about is a sortat no, but then i also wonder with someitalking about is a sort of we're talking about is a sort of narcissism, right? _ we're talking about is a sort of narcissism, right? �*" narcissism, right? if you have a narcissistic character in any position of power, they're quite easily corruptible. they're easily corruptible. if they're surrounded know surrounded by people who know the buttons to press. also the buttons to press. but also we we saw his narcissism we saw we saw his narcissism with attack on the with with with the attack on the on hill, january on the capitol hill, the january 6th capitol hill. i 6th storming of capitol hill. i mean, that's a person who's, you tnow— mean, that's a person who's, you tnow. wno-s— mean, that's a person who's, you know, who's who's— mean, that's a person who's, you know, who's who's capable of unteesninq— know, who's who's capable of unleashing-of- know, who's who's capable of unleashing of really unleashing all sorts of really quite— unleashing all sorts of really quite unpleasant quite sort of unpleasant and tert—tust- dark forces. and he just couttn-t— dark forces. and he just couldn't himself dark forces. and he just couldn't-himself accept couldn't bring himself to accept tnet— couldn't bring himself to accept tnet-wett— couldn't bring himself to accept tnet-wett i- couldn't bring himself to accept that-well, i think- that he'd lost. well, i think i tnint— that he'd lost. well, i think i tnint tnere— that he'd lost. well, i think i think there was— that he'd lost. well, i think i think there was something more were— think there was something more tnere—ue- there psychologically. he i ttint— there psychologically. he i ttintlwes— there psychologically. he i think-was secretly- there psychologically. he i think was secretly enjoying think he was secretly enjoying the fact that so many people felt passionately they the fact that so many people felt willing)nately they the fact that so many people felt willing to, tely they the fact that so many people felt willing to, you they the fact that so many people felt willing to, you know, tey the fact that so many people felt willing to, you know, to were willing to, you know, to smash windows of the national legislature walk up. and legislature and walk up. and i think there's a part of his think that there's a part of his brain that thinking, think that there's a part of his braiall that thinking, think that there's a part of his braiall theseiat thinking, think that there's a part of his braiall these people thinking, think that there's a part of his braiall these people thin doing oh, all these people are doing this for me. and that's why it

took him so long to say, whoa, stand back, bushra, do see stand back, bushra, do you see a different side of that event now? now at hill, you now? now at capitol hill, you tnow— now? now at capitol hill, you know, we've had— c now at capitol hill, you know, we've had some pictures reteeset—eventi released recently of that event tron — released recently of that event tron—endo- released recently of that event from angle, which from a different angle, which possitty— from a different angle, which possibly questions as to possibly raises questions as to quite— possibly raises questions as to quite-i— possibly raises questions as to quite-i rneen- possibly raises questions as to quite-i mean, as- possibly raises questions as to quite i mean, as you quite how far. i mean, as you sey.— quite how far. i mean, as you sey-ot— quite how far. i mean, as you sey-ct peopte- quite how far. i mean, as you say, of people lost say, a couple of people lost tneir— say, a couple of people lost tneir tives— say, a couple of people lost their lives, .who - say, a couple of people lost their lives, who the their lives, but who are the neir— their lives, but who are the main architects?- their lives, but who are the main architects? were of that? do main architects? were of that? to-stitt— main architects? were of that? do-still blame— main architects? were of that? do still blame donald trump do you still blame donald trump for do you still blame donald trump tor ttet— do you still blame donald trump tor tnet. tnet— do you still blame donald trump for that, that event— do you still blame donald trump for that, that event on that day 7 for that, that event on that day ? i for that, that event on that day t i ton-t— for that, that event on that day t i ton-t i— for that, that event on that day 7 i don't i don't— for that, that event on that day ? i don't i don't think so . for that, that event on that day ? i don't i don't think so. i ttint— ? i don't i don't think so. i think entirely. _ ? i don't i don't think so. i think entirely. it's- ? i don't i don't think so. i think entirely. it's always unfair to place a blame on one individual. there's always like you know, different nuance situation is happening make situation is happening to make something happen and pull together. what i can say about trump is that his fan base is very loyal to him. and that is something difficult as a president to obtain from the pubuc president to obtain from the public and yet i also understand that, yes, it's not always the right skill set to have if you're a successful man, but but he does. i mean, it's certainly for he does. i mean, it's certainly tor rne— he does. i mean, it's certainly tor tite— he does. i mean, it's certainly for me, like you— he does. i mean, it's certainly for me, like you said,- c i mean, it's certainly for me, like you said, just to insert— for me, like you said, just to insert yourself.— for me, like you said, just to insert yourself. i— for me, like you said, just to insert yourself. i think we've got— insert yourself. i think we've got iietenie— insert yourself. i think we've got melania coming down. doesn't toot— got melania coming down. doesn't toot tnet— got melania coming down. doesn't toot tnet-toot— got melania coming down. doesn't look that look wearing look that does look wearing a tonq— look that does look wearing a tonq-coet— look that does look wearing a tonq-coet .— look that does look wearing a long-coat , black- look that does look wearing a long coat , black gloves long black coat, black gloves

ent— long black coat, black gloves and trousers— long black coat, black gloves and trousers ,_ long black coat, black gloves and trousers , sunglasses on as and trousers, sunglasses on as usuet— and trousers, sunglasses on as usuet . — and trousers, sunglasses on as usual . interestingly,- and trousers, sunglasses on as usual . “cgc usual. interestingly, she's not sunglasses in scotland. not entirely necessary. very, very, very— entirely necessary. very, very, very optimistic. entirely necessary. very, very, very optimistic . stylish, very optimistic. stylish, though. stylish, right? very, very— though. stylish, right? very, very stytisn. — though. stylish, right? very, very stylish. but- though. stylish, right? very, very stylish. but not- cg stylish, right? very, very stylish. “c;;o

it was going his way. and she stood there silently crying, to eccorting— stood there silently crying, to according reports. according multiple reports. i voter— according multiple reports. i woter wny?— according multiple reports. i wonder why? why— according multiple reports. i wonder why? why-shej according multiple reports. i. wonder why? why-she be wonder why? why would she be crying? because her is crying? because her life is about to change losing about to change beyond losing her independence. i understand that her independence. i understand to teen— her independence. i understand we teers ot— her independence. i understand that tears of joy— her independence. i understand that tears of joy totally- that tears of joy totally understand _ that tears of joy totally understand . - that tears of joy totally understand . understand. tears of joy, incredible happiness, perhaps. but who knows? sarah as a former potiticet— but who knows? sarah as a former potiticet witc— but who knows? sarah as a former political wife and— but who knows? sarah as a former political wife and you've met a lot political wife and you've met a tot ot— political wife and you've met a lot of political— political wife and you've met a lot of political wives, have lot of political wives, as have i. lot of political wives, as have t-it-s— lot of political wives, as have t-it-s not— lot of political wives, as have t-it-s not en— lot of political wives, as have i.-it's not an easy- lot of political wives, as have 1. it's not an easy job. i. yes. it's not an easy job. its— i. yes. it's not an easy job. its not— i. yes. it's not an easy job. its not e— i. yes. it's not an easy job. it's not a nice— i. yes. it's not an easy job. it's not a nice thing.- i. yes. it's not an easy job. it's not a nice thing. it's not a nice thing. it's not a fun thing. your life is basically destroyed completely. arnie. and also the lives of your children and anyone who happens to be sort of closely because you're under so much scrutiny and suddenly everybody sees you through the prism and i should just interrupt to say donald trump, is there, trump, here he is there, majestic the top of the majestic at the top of the stairs. his son, donald trump jr at stairs. his son, donald trump jr et tne— stairs. his son, donald trump jr et tne totton— stairs. his son, donald trump jr at the bottom of— stairs. his son, donald trump jr at the bottom of the— his son, donald trump jr at the bottom of the stairs tnere— at the bottom of the stairs there waiting— at the bottom of the stairs there waiting to greet him and ne-s— there waiting to greet him and ms wetting— there waiting to greet him and he's walking down on by himself hair he's walking down on by himself neir teing— he's walking down on by himself neir teing e— he's walking down on by himself hair being a little— he's walking down on by himself hair being a little bit blown runo— hair being a little bit blown around. perhaps that's to be around. but perhaps that's to be expected— around. but perhaps that's to be expected though. _ around. but perhaps that's to be expected though. i— around. but perhaps that's to be expected though. i mean aberdeen eirport— expected though. i mean aberdeen eirport yeen— expected though. i mean aberdeen airport yeah walking down the steps— airport yeah walking down the steps tong— airport yeah walking down the steps long black— airport yeah walking down the steps long black coat you're tistening— steps long black coat you're tistening on— steps long black coat you're listening on the— steps long black coat you're listening on the radio red and wnite— listening on the radio red and white chequered— listening on the radio red and

white chequered or tie white snirt— white chequered or tie white snirt ttect— white chequered or tie white shirt black leather gloves and teting— shirt black leather gloves and teting ott— shirt black leather gloves and taking off his— shirt black leather gloves and taking off his gloves to shake tents— taking off his gloves to shake tents witn— taking off his gloves to shake hands with some— taking off his gloves to shake hands with some of the dignitaries— hands with some of the dignitaries at- hands with some of the dignitaries at the bottom of the steirs. — dignitaries at the bottom of the steirs. ttect— dignitaries at the bottom of the stairs. black range- dignitaries at the bottom of the stairs. c “cg t stairs. black range rover waiting. and it is interesting, of course, because he does have security. he does have us state tuntet— security. he does have us state funded security.— security. he does have us state funded security. but— c ” can he does have us state funded security. but this isn't of course, a state— funded security. but this isn't of course, a state visit. he's not— of course, a state visit. he's not someone who- of course, a state visit. he's not someone who holds office. tut— not someone who holds office. tut in— not someone who holds office. tut in e— not someone who holds office. tut in e wey— not someone who holds office. but in a way, he's— not someone who holds office. but in a way, he's almost acting tite— but in a way, he's almost acting tite ne— but in a way, he's almost acting tite ne toes.— but in a way, he's almost acting tite ne toes. i— but in a way, he's almost acting like he does. i think i think tne— like he does. i think i think to tect— like he does. i think i think the fact that— like he does. i think i think the fact that we're reporting it live:— the fact that we're reporting it two. it— the fact that we're reporting it live, it makes— the fact that we're reporting it live, it makes it— the fact that we're reporting it live, it makes it feel like it is e— live, it makes it feel like it is e stete— live, it makes it feel like it is a state state— live, it makes it feel like it is a state state visit. “ is a state state visit. i mean, teti— is a state state visit. i mean, not te— is a state state visit. i mean, he'll be loving this. absolutely loving this. but again, i'm trenstixect— loving this. but again, i'm transfixed. i— loving this. but again, i'm transfixed. i can't- “cg but again, i'm transfixed. i can't take my eyes off transfixed. i can't take my eyes ott ttis— transfixed. i can't take my eyes ott tnis. ant— transfixed. i can't take my eyes off this. and i— transfixed. i can't take my eyes off this. and i think that's true— off this. and i think that's true ot— off this. and i think that's true of many,— off this. and i think that's true of many, many people as wett— true of many, many people as wett-is— true of many, many people as wett-islnen— true of many, many people as well.-islman who- true of many, many people as well. is man who is well. this is a man who is einost— well. this is a man who is almost like— well. this is a man who is almost like a— well. this is a man who is almost like a black hole for news. everything of orbits news. everything sort of orbits it. — news. everything sort of orbits it. .tte— news. everything sort of orbits it. .tte-ttet- news. everything sort of orbits it. .the-that just- it. he's the gift that just keeps on giving because you never he's going to do never know when he's going to do something that's going to be newsworthy. this is this newsworthy. yeah this is this is why we're so i mean, what might he wrong? he's he say something wrong? he's giving a of giving he's giving a bit of a ent— giving he's giving a bit of a wave and walking towards a black renge— wave and walking towards a black renge-seret— wave and walking towards a black range-sarah just- wave and walking towards a black range-sarah just going. range rover. sarah just going back to what you were saying then, before donald trump interrupted about about

interrupted you about about being the political wife being being the political wife and how melania might feel at the moment, do you in that in that situation, do you think she's counting down the she's just counting down the days to when life, freedom to days as to when life, freedom to freedom? sort of had freedom? well, she sort of had a taste freedom. now but she's taste of freedom. now but she's never quite out of the glare. no iknow. i never quite out of the glare. no i know. i know. and she's she's sne-s— i know. i know. and she's she's sne-s not.— i know. i know. and she's she's sne-s not. ant.— i know. i know. and she's she's she's not. and. and— i know. and she's she's she's not. and. and there is a sort— she's not. and. and there is a sort ot— she's not. and. and there is a sort ot you— she's not. and. and there is a sort of you know,— she's not. and. and there is a sort of you know, life out of tne— sort of you know, life out of to spottignt— sort of you know, life out of the spotlight is— sort of you know, life out of the spotlight is much saner. and nucn— the spotlight is much saner. and much healthier— the spotlight is much saner. and much healthier than it is in the spottignt. — much healthier than it is in the spottignt. ant— much healthier than it is in the spottignt. ant i— much healthier than it is in the spotlight. and i mean , in their spotlight. and i mean, in their tney-re— spotlight. and i mean, in their case, they're very— spotlight. and i mean, in their case, they're very well insulated _ case, they're very well insulated by- case, they're very well insulated by wealth, particularly , which helps particularly, which helps because, you— particularly, which helps because, you know, she can just tiseppeer— because, you know, she can just tiseppeer ott— because, you know, she can just disappear off on— because, you know, she can just disappear off on to— because, you know, she can just disappear off on to somewhere nice— disappear off on to somewhere .— disappear off on to somewhere . vou— disappear off on to somewhere nice . you know,— disappear off on to somewhere nice . you know, it's very hard nice. you know, it's very hard if nice. you know, it's very hard it your— nice. you know, it's very hard it your not— nice. you know, it's very hard if you're not in— nice. you know, it's very hard if you're not in that situation. ant— if you're not in that situation. ant you— if you're not in that situation. ant you ere— if you're not in that situation. and you are living in the real wortt— and you are living in the real wortt. i— and you are living in the real world. i mean,— and you are living in the real world. i mean, you know, i found it very— world. i mean, you know, i found it very tert— world. i mean, you know, i found it very nert. i— world. i mean, you know, i found it very hard. i found— world. i mean, you know, i found it very hard. i found i found teing— it very hard. i found i found teing seen— it very hard. i found i found being seen through the prism of potitics— being seen through the prism of potitics very.— being seen through the prism of potitics very. very— being seen through the prism of politics very, very difficult as a politics very, very difficult as e pson ant— politics very, very difficult as a person. and when you would go . neyte— a person. and when you would go . neyte tn— a person. and when you would go note in rust— a person. and when you would go , maybe i'm just very thin stinnet— , maybe i'm just very thin skinned, though, i suppose, but i skinned, though, i suppose, but i tit— skinned, though, i suppose, but i tit it— skinned, though, i suppose, but i tit itle— skinned, though, i suppose, but i tit itle tong— skinned, though, i suppose, but i did it a long time and it i did it for a long time and it gets— i did it for a long time and it gets worse— i did it for a long time and it gets it— i did it for a long time and it gets worse. it doesn't get

it— gets worse. it doesn't get easier. it gets— gets worse. it doesn't get easier. it gets harder. and when you— easier. it gets harder. and when you 90— easier. it gets harder. and when you go to— easier. it gets harder. and when you go to vnts— easier. it gets harder. and when you go to events as somebody tnet-s— you go to events as somebody tnet-s teen— you go to events as somebody that's been successful that's been a successful cotunnist— that's been a successful columnist and columnist for many years and a tert— columnist for many years and a nert worting— columnist for many years and a hard working journalist and mum, woutt— hard working journalist and mum, woutt you— hard working journalist and mum, woutt you get— hard working journalist and mum, woutt you get to— hard working journalist and mum, would you get to the events? ant— would you get to the events? ant-woutt — would you get to the events? ant-woutt sey.- would you get to the events? and-would say, oh,- would you get to the events? i and-would say, oh,-is and they would say, oh, how is michael? no. well, they michael? no, no. well, they would do that, but not, not would do that, but but not, not in nasty. that was not the in a nasty. that was not the tninq— in a nasty. that was not the ting tnet— in a nasty. that was not the thing that bothered- “ that was not the thing that bothered me. the tninq— thing that bothered me. the tning tnet— thing that bothered me. the thing that bothered me. the thing that bothered me. the thing that bothered me was the fact thing that bothered me was the tect tnet— thing that bothered me was the fact that people _ thing that bothered me was thei fact that people _all fact that people would make all sorts— fact that people would make all sorts-assumptions— fact that people would make all sorts assumptions who sorts of assumptions about who you—a- sorts of assumptions about whoi you—e conptetety you were based on a completely vnts— you were based on a completely vcnts tnet— you were based on a completely events that had _ you were based on a completely events that had nothing to do witn— events that had nothing to do wit you. — events that had nothing to do wit you. to— events that had nothing to do with you. do you— events that had nothing to do with you. do you know what i rneen— with you. do you know what i so— with you. do you know what i mean? so the— with you. do you know what i mean? so the prime minister woutt—stupiti mean? so the prime minister. would—stupid and would say something stupid and then— would say something stupid and then somehow— would say something stupid and then somehow that would be related— then somehow that would be related-and- then somehow that would be related-and it- then somehow that would be related and it was, it related to you. and it was, it that— related to you. and it was, it was that-odd. - related to you. and it was, it was that-odd. it's- related to you. and it was, it was that odd. it's sort of was that very odd. it's sort of “k..— was that very odd. it's sort of like an— was that very odd. it's sort of “k. .. ego— was that very odd. it's sort of like an ego depletion. you feel was that very odd. it's sort of like constantly»letion. you feel was that very odd. it's sort of like constantly yourn. you feel was that very odd. it's sort of like constantly yourn. you feis that constantly your identity is being— that constantly your identity is being-in— that constantly your identity is being-in a— that constantly your identity is being-in a way- that constantly your identity is being in a way that you being eroded in a way that you just— being eroded in a way that you just don-t— being eroded in a way that you just don't understand. it's difficult. — just don't understand. it's. difficult. _explain difficult. it's hard to explain . i— difficult. it's hard to explain . i mean.— difficult. it's hard to explain . i .._ difficult. it's hard to explain . i mean, is it— difficult. it's hard to explain . i mean, is it are- difficult. it's hard to explain- . i mean, is it are some people built this, though? you built for this, though? you know, there are know, i do wonder there are people know, people people you know, people are so different. experiences different. and the experiences we have. and i wonder if people are just built for this and there people that there are other people that aren't, know, because see aren't, you know, because we see lots of successful people in politics rely only politics who actually rely only thrive environment. thrive in that environment. but isn't interesting that at

isn't it interesting that at some of the most successful women who get to the top of politics in recent years have been women who don't have children ? angela merkel, theresa children? angela merkel, theresa mav— children? angela merkel, theresa may lee— children? angela merkel, theresa may as very— children? angela merkel, theresa may as very hard— children? angela merkel, theresa may it's very hard on— t 2 ”67 angela merkel, theresa may it's very hard on the nicola sturgeon— may it's very hard on the nicola sturgeon ana— may it's very hard on the nicola sturgeon and it's— may it's very hard on the nicola sturgeon and it's very difficult because— sturgeon and it's very difficult because because _ sturgeon and it's very difficult because because they're in the real— because because they're in the real weee— because because they're in the real world their— because because they're in the real world their whole life is. i suppose— real world their whole life is. i suppose ms— real world their whole life is. . suppase us a— real world their whole life is. i suppose it's a bit— real world their whole life is. i suppose it's a bit like- real world their whole life is. i suppose it's a bit like being the child of a celebrity. you know, your life is defined by your parents and that's that's hard for a young person because actually you want to your actually you want to make your own story, right? you don't want to be sort of everyone to think that something that that you are something that you're because of what you're not just because of what your your mother does. your father or your mother does. so not it's unique. so it's not it's not unique. and in politics, there so it's not it's not unique. i and-in politics, there are and yet in politics, there are so many— and yet in politics, there are so many dynasties, there are so many— so many dynasties, there are soi maueeausey—a so many dynasties, there are so marclintons, because so many dynasties, there are so marclintons, the because so many dynasties, there are so marclintons, the bushes, ecause so many dynasties, there are so marclintons, the bushes, the|se the clintons, the bushes, the seas— the clintons, the bushes, the aeasmeaal— the clintons, the bushes, the bens,imean, if— the clintons, the bushes, the bens, mean, if we look over bens, i mean, if we look over mue— bens, i mean, if we look over mus mae— bens, i mean, if we look over into the house— bens, i mean, if we look over into the house of— bens, i mean, if we look over into the house of commons, pameuaauy— into the house of commons,- particularly—side, particularly on the labour side, so _brothersl particularly on the labour side,- so_brothers and so many cousins and brothers and sisters— so many cousins and brothers and sisters-fathers— so many cousins and brothers and sisters-fathers and— sisters and fathers and daughters. - sisters and fathers and daughters. “in?" “in?" sisters and fathers and- daughters. yeah, yeah. i think i think it you know, you think it helps, you know, you sort become part of the sort of become part of the machine, but then not everybody wants wouldn't wants to do that. you wouldn't wants to do that. you wouldn't want to married to a want to be married to a president bush or would you? that's an interesting question.

i i that's an interesting question. .-. app-a— that's an interesting question. |-| don't think- that's an interesting question. i-i don't think i- that's an interesting question. i-i don't think i would. i mean, i don't think i would mind that like at all. i think it's just a job like— mind that like at all. i think it's just a job like any- z c i think it's just a job like any other job-— it's just a job like any other job- mm— it's just a job like any other job- ape yes— it's just a job like any other job. and yes, might look job. and yes, it might look different— job. and yes, it might look different might job. and yes, it might look. different-might be job. and yes, it might look. diffeofit-might be job. and yes, it might look diffeof other might be job. and yes, it might look diffeof other challengest be job. and yes, it might look diffeof other challenges that lots of other challenges that present— lots of other challenges that present themselves. but i think yu-e— present themselves. but i think yeu-ve-mave— present themselves. but i think you've-have this- you've got to have this understanding of what you're getting— understanding of what you're petting-mae. - understanding of what you're getting into. ' z getting yourself into. and i app-a— getting yourself into. and i. uent—tau don't believe people just fall into situation. i think into this situation. i think disagree.ithink- into this situation. i think disagree.ithink they- into this situation. i thinki disagree.ithink they-i disagree. i think they do. i een-a— disagree. i think they do. i een-a mink— disagree. i think they do. i don't think anyone starts out in petites— don't think anyone starts out in politics—thinking. politics necessarily thinking mat— politics necessarily thinkingi meat—up politics necessarily thinking. meat—up m that they're going to end up in map— that they're going to end up in that situation. _ that they're going to end up in that situation. well, unless yu-e— that situation. well, unless youre-ef— that situation. well, unless you're of massive you're a sort of massive epemauae— you're a sort of massive egomaniac. certainly didn't. you're a sort of massive egorassumed certainly didn't. you're a sort of massive egorassumed that, nly didn't. you're a sort of massive egorassumed that, youiidn't. you're a sort of massive egorassumed that, you know, just assumed that, you know, wea— just assumed that, you know, wee-meag- just assumed that, you know, we'd-along-he'dl just assumed that, you know,- we'd-along-he'd be a we'd bumble along and he'd be a eeusauueuey. — we'd bumble along and he'd be a eeusauueuey. '— we'd bumble along and he'd be a constituency. i didn't realise map— constituency. i didn't realise mat me— constituency. i didn't realise that the trajectory would the that the trajectory would go the way—pup— that the trajectory would go the way—put mea- that the trajectory would go the uay—aua men '- that the trajectory would go the way but then i but way it did. and but then i but mea— way it did. and but then i but men map— way it did. and but then i but then that-that's- way it did. and but then i but then that that's just my then that maybe that's just my fammp. — then that maybe that's just my fammp. '— then that maybe that's just my famap. ijust-— then that maybe that's just my famap. iiusa. '— then that maybe that's just my failing. i just. i just, you knew,— failing. i just. i just, you meow, '— failing. i just. i just, you know, i never— failing. i just. i just, you know, i never quite understood it. know, i never quite understood m. i— know, i never quite understood is . neve— know, i never quite understood it. i never quite— know, i never quite understood it. i never quite saw what was going— it. i never quite saw what was going ae— it. i never quite saw what was going to happen— it. i never quite saw what was going to happen to us until it mau— going to happen to us until it had happened.— going to happen to us until it had happened. that was the misun— had happened. that was the difficult part,— had happened. that was the difficult part, i— had happened. that was the difficult part, i suppose. all it au— difficult part, i suppose. all u at just— difficult part, i suppose. all it all just sort— difficult part, i suppose. all it all just sort of— difficult part, i suppose. all it all just sort of feels- difficult part, i suppose. all it all just sort of feels like it's like watching someone grow up. yeah. so see them up. yeah. so if you see them every then. then you don't every day then. then you don't know. don't know. but if you, if you see a cousin, it's in five years or whatever, utterly incremental, suddenly years or whatever, utterly incrtfindital, suddenly years or whatever, utterly incrtfind yourself suddenly years or whatever, utterly incrtfind yourself like suddenly years or whatever, utterly incrtfind yourself like atddenly years or whatever, utterly incrtfind yourself like at aienly you find yourself like at a state banquet and you think it's

like that. it's like that old sene. — like that. it's like that old seep. mus— like that. it's like that old seep. this is— like that. it's like that old song. this is this- like that. it's like that old song. this is this is- c it's like that old song. this is this is not my beautiful— song. this is this is not my beautiful house.- song. this is this is not my beautiful house. this is not my beautiful— beautiful house. this is not my beautiful wife.— beautiful house. this is not my beautiful wife. i— beautiful house. this is not my beautiful wife. i don't reeentpse— beautiful wife. i don't recognise my life. this is a tatttne— recognise my life. this is a talking head— recognise my life. this is a talking head song, isn't it? mean.— talking head song, isn't it? yeah-should- talking head song, isn't it? yeah. should just yeah. yeah. i should just nentten— yeah. yeah. i should just mention donald trump's mention that donald trump's eeney— mention that donald trump's sonny—neu- mention that donald trump's. convoy—now leaving convoy has now is now leaving tne— convoy has now is now leaving the runy— convoy has now is now leaving the runy ts— convoy has now is now leaving the runway is what it looks tte— the runway is what it looks ttte. — the runway is what it looks ttte. tt— the runway is what it looks like. it has— the runway is what it looks like. it has a— the runway is what it looks like. c ec; the runway is what it looks like. c {a117 the runway is what it looks like. c ec; f " like. it has a police escort in front of it as it drives us through what is quite a grey, perhaps slightly misty and a very stately fashion, it has to be said, very slow. yes. and the car has full show me emblazoned in orange , which is something in orange, which is something that donald trump has been saying for decades , although not saying for decades, although not yet still active on going to a helicopter. they are they tunne— helicopter. they are they trtvtne te— helicopter. they are they tnytng to a— f they are they driving to a helicopter ? i know driving to a helicopter? i know it driving to a helicopter? i know tt teers— driving to a helicopter? i know it looks like _ driving to a helicopter? i know it looks like they— driving to a helicopter? i know it looks like they could well be netteepter— it looks like they could well be helicopter there _ it looks like they could well be helicopter there anyway, maybe helicopter there anyway, maybe netust— helicopter there anyway, maybe he tust astet— helicopter there anyway, maybe he just asked the— helicopter there anyway, maybe he just asked the helicopter to tust— he just asked the helicopter to tust te— he just asked the helicopter to come just to make it look more exetttnp. — come just to make it look more exetttnp. tt— come just to make it look more exciting. it all— come just to make it look more exciting. c 3: exciting. it all depends how far away his golf. our viewers have teen— away his golf. our viewers have teen eetttnp— away his golf. our viewers have teen eetttne tn— away his golf. our viewers have been getting in touch.- " g:i:t�* our viewers have been getting in touch. uh, david has-remember— been getting in touch. uh, david has-remember the- been getting in touch. uh, david has remember the colours has said, remember the colours for has said, remember the colours ten-neu— has said, remember the colours ten-new mr— has said, remember the colours for-new air force- has said, remember the colours for new air force one for the new air force one aereptane—

for the new air force one aeroplane chosen for the new air force one aeroplane -chosen trump aeroplane were chosen by trump as ne— aeroplane were chosen by trump as he as— aeroplane were chosen by trump as he was president at the time. apparentty,— as he was president at the time. apparentty, trump— as he was president at the time. apparently, trump has chosen eeeurst— apparently, trump has chosen eeeurst tnat— apparently, trump has chosen colours that reflect the colours that more reflect the must— colours that more reflect the eeeurst et— colours that more reflect the colours of the— colours that more reflect the colours of the american flag, ant— colours of the american flag, ant-nas— colours of the american flag, and-has written- colours of the american flag, and has written in to say at and tam has written in to say at teast— and tam has written in to say at teast trump— and tam has written in to say at least trump was— and tam has written in to say at least trump was democrat, eteetet— least trump was democrat, elected and— least trump was democrat, elected and made his own money, untre— elected and made his own money, unlike charlie— elected and made his own money, unlike charlie boy,— elected and made his own money, unlike charlie boy, referring to the kingr— unlike charlie boy, referring to the kingr ms— unlike charlie boy, referring to the king, his majesty, who is uneteetet— the king, his majesty, who is unelected and— the king, his majesty, who is unelected and which is not democratic. _ unelected and which is not democratic. c’y�*llifi: (ivar; unelected and which is not democratic. cite; ti; ”cite; ti; democratic. charlie. charlie boy has also never worked a day in his life, and all the money he has was either robbed, stolen or free loaded and leeched from the uk. i can't say i agree with uk. tam i can't say i agree with you. you are very brave. wow, that's little you. you are very brave. wow, that'sllittle harsh.- you. you are very brave. wow, that'sllittle harsh. it's- /ti. retizi; trig wow, that's little harsh. it's his that's a little harsh. it's his ttttte— that's a little harsh. it's his little heart. _ that's a little harsh. it's his little heart. .also- that's a little harsh. it's his little heart. and also, let's not forget donald trump started his loan his business career with a loan of million from his of over $1 million from his own father wasn't necessarily father. so it wasn't necessarily a rags to riches story. well, gerald has said,— a rags to riches story. well, gerald has said, do- ”engter f well, gerald has said, do you know that— gerald has said, do you know that trump— gerald has said, do you know that trump employs around 44,000 peeptee— that trump employs around 44,000 peeptee-pays— that trump employs around 44,000 peeptee-pays tne— that trump employs around 44,000 people? pays the mortgages people? so he pays the mortgages for people? so he pays the mortgages ten-peopte— people? so he pays the mortgages ten-peopte e— people? so he pays the mortgages ten-peopte e .— people? so he pays the mortgages for-people ? i would- people? so he pays the mortgages for people ? i would say for these people? i would say that— for these people? i would say that ts— for these people? i would say that is honourable and that is an honourable and anaztne— that is an honourable and anaztne-te- that is an honourable and amazing-to do,- that is an honourable and amazing to do, wouldn't amazing thing to do, wouldn't youe— amazing thing to do, wouldn't you mew— amazing thing to do, wouldn't yeue men tre-s— amazing thing to do, wouldn't you? now he's bringing work to seettant— you? now he's bringing work to seettant at— you? now he's bringing work to scotland at what— you? now he's bringing work to scotland at what a guy. ' t3 scotland at what a guy. and jeff has scotland at what a guy. and jeff nas urttten— scotland at what a guy. and jeff has written to say how do you know it's trump's plane? only two we were talking two engines. we were talking

about earlier, but about the engines earlier, but they royce . so that they are rolls royce. so that is.thank they are rolls royce. so that is. thank you, jeff. that is a airport aeroplane engines, rolls—royce, are they? i think so . that sounds like a terrible so. that sounds like a terrible monopoly needs smashing. if monopoly that needs smashing. if such with competition and such with the competition and markets authority you need to markets authority. you need to get on that. we're coming get right on that. we're coming up the of show. up to the end of the show. we've only so i suppose only got 30s left. so i suppose in final summary, i'm very in our final summary, i'm very sad we haven't been able to get to some of the other big stories of the day because we did want to talk about so much. but thank you both joining us through you both for joining us through what been an exciting moment what has been an exciting moment of donald arrive of watching donald trump arrive and exciting morning for and a very exciting morning for me. you here, it's me. tom, having you here, it's teen— me. tom, having you here, it's teen-teen— me. tom, having you here, it's teen-teen a— tom, having you here, it's been been a pleasure. c been it's been a pleasure. it's teen— been it's been a pleasure. it's been lovely. thank- been it's been a pleasure. c ’t thank you. i will been lovely. thank you. i will been lovely. thank you. i will te-tenerreu— been lovely. thank you. i willi be-tomorrow-andrew be back tomorrow with andrew tteree — be back tomorrow with andrew pierce between _ be back tomorrow with andrew pierce between now and the end of pierce between now and the end at tne— pierce between now and the end at the meet. — pierce between now and the end of the week. _of_ pierce between now and the end of the week. of course, it of the week. now, of course, it is of the week. now, of course, it ts—meet.— of the week. now, of course, it ts—ueet. se- of the week. now, of course, it is_week, so stick. is coronation week, so stick uttn— is coronation week, so stick mutt-mt— is coronation week, so stick with .all week - is coronation week, so stick with all week we've got all with us. all week we've got all the tutt— with us. all week we've got all the putt up— with us. all week we've got all the build up with— with us. all week we've got all the build up with all the right peopte.— the build up with all the right peepte. tnts— the build up with all the right peepte. tnts ts— the build up with all the right people. this is the place to be tnts— people. this is the place to be tats-mats— people. this is the place to be this-thislgb- people. this is the place to be this-thislgb news.- this week. this is gb news. nette— this week. this is gb news. uette — this week. this is gb news. uette my— this week. this is gb news. hello my name- this week. this is gb news. hello my name is- this week. this is gb news. hello “3 hello my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest weather the met weather forecast from the met office. quite an office. so after quite an unsettled weekend, it's a cloudy start bank holiday monday

start to bank holiday monday with showers expected to with some showers expected to break out later on. and this is all due to this occlusion that's going to make its way down east and coasts. looking to the north of scotland as well. and winds are from the north. so are coming from the north. so quite day here, but quite a cool day here, but warmer further south. so let's take a look the detail take a look at the detail through of this morning through the rest of this morning and this afternoon. showers and into this afternoon. showers will readily out across will readily break out across much england and wales much of england and wales especially. and these could be quite heavy across east anglia and southeast england , where we and southeast england, where we might also hear the odd rumble of thunder. there will be some sunny spells too, and it will help it to feel a little warmer across western areas than it did yesterday . as go through this yesterday. as we go through this evening and overnight, this band of cloud and light will of cloud and light rain will continue to make its way southwards and this will allow skies to clear across scotland and northern ireland and here we could just see a touch of rural frost to start tuesday morning. clearer skies further south as well will allow fog to form. so that will help keep temperatures

up. so a milder start away from the far north to start tuesday , the far north to start tuesday, albeit quite cloudy . once that albeit quite cloudy. once that mist and fog lifts and breaks, though, through the morning and into the afternoon, we will start to see some clear , start to see some clear, clearer, sunny spells developing , though it will be quite a dry day on tuesday, especially compared to the last few days, though temperatures will feel just a little cooler than what we've seen of late. looking ahead to the rest of the afternoon and evening, though, we look a little further west and some rain and cloud will make its way into northern ireland as well as western scotland later with clearer skies on tuesday night. scotland later with clearer skies on tuesday night . further skies on tuesday night. further south, though, as we look ahead throughout the rest of the week, the cloudy skies aren't going away much, though. we will away too much, though. we will see unsettled weather see some unsettled weather moving midweek. see some unsettled weather moving midweek . and moving in from midweek. and higher from the higher temperatures from the southwest to in a few days time. king charles iii, will be sronnet— king charles iii, will be crowned in— king charles iii, will be crowned in a- king charles iii, will be crowned in a ceremony that punstuates— crowned in a ceremony that punctuates our— crowned in a ceremony that punctuates our history. we won't just punctuates our history. we won't tust toe— punctuates our history. we won't tust toe tosustne— punctuates our history. we won't just be focusing on— punctuates our history. we won't just be focusing on the pomp and

strsustse— just be focusing on the pomp and circumstance because the coronatton— circumstance because the coronation was- circumstance because the coronation was also about sonouest— coronation was also about conquest, rebellion and murder. in conquest, rebellion and murder. tn tt— conquest, rebellion and murder. tn tt. our— conquest, rebellion and murder. in it. our liberties— conquest, rebellion and murder. in it. our liberties are consecrated - in it. our liberties are consecrated . ti?" g in it. our liberties are consecrated . g in it. our liberties are— consecrated . tonight, a special consecrated. tonight, a special edition of farage with professor david starkey, the crown a thousand year story on gb news britain's news

it's 12 noon. a very good afternoon . you're with gb news afternoon. you're with gb news lviv. i'm mark longhurst. and coming up, this bank holiday, monday, may day , may day, the monday, may day, may day, the spnng monday, may day, may day, the spring of discontent gets into full swing. not one, but two marches in central london as we speak. we'll bring you the latest from the front lines as health and transport unions join forces in protest. but just a few miles away, the coronation countdown also underway as the capital and the rest of the

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