channel good channel- . good afternoon, channel good afternoon, everybody. patrick . good afternoon, everybody. patrick christie's— . good afternoon, everybody. patrick christie's here- good afternoon, everybody. patrick christie's here for gb news. — patrick christie's here for gb news. and— patrick christie's here for gb news. and as— patrick christie's here for gb news. and as you can see, we are on the— news. and as you can see, we are on the mao,— news. and as you can see, we are on the mao, the— news. and as you can see, we are on the mao, the flags are up, the— on the mao, the flags are up, the uhteh— on the mao, the flags are up, the union flag— on the mao, the flags are up, the union flag flags from across on the mao, the flags are up, the commonwealth. from across on the mao, the flags are up, the commonwealth. and] across on the mao, the flags are up, the commonwealth. and of cross on the mao, the flags are up, the commonwealth. and of course ,-..e_ the commonwealth. and of course ,-..e-who_ the commonwealth. and of course ,-...-who the- , there are people who are eheety— , there are people who are already starting camp out. already starting to camp out. the— already starting to camp out. the teen— already starting to camp out. i've been speaking them. i've been speaking to them. wee— i've been speaking to them. were—hem i i've been speaking to them.- we're_from them we're going to hear from them throughout—this. throughout the course of this shew. — throughout the course of this shew-th- throughout the course of this sheet-hm tethe- show. but yes, i'm going to be here— show. but yes, i'm going to be here att— show. but yes, i'm going to be here all week— show. but yes, i'm going to be here all week-gb- show. but yes, i'm going to be here all week gb news here all week doing gb news tutt— here all week doing gb news build -coronation. here all week doing gb news build coronation and build up to the coronation and what— build up to the coronation and whet-tethe— build up to the coronation and what-ladies and- what of you, ladies and gehtteheh— what of you, ladies and gentlemen ?_ what of you, ladies and gentlemen .7 that is going be gentlemen? that is going to be your— gentlemen? that is going to be your the— gentlemen.7 that is going to be your tet— gentlemen.7 that is going to be your view for-next- gentlemen? that is going to be your view for next three your view for the next three hotte— your view for the next three heme-teth— your view for the next three hours -talk about- your view for the next three hours talk about whether your view for the next three hours you talk about whether your view for the next three hours you pledge|bout whether your view for the next three hours you pledge allegiance |er your view for the next three hours you pledge allegiance to or not you pledge allegiance to the or not you pledge allegiance toi the—teyet the king. we talk to these royal tehettee— the king. we talk to these royal fanatics—camping. the king. we talk to these royal. fanatics—camping out the king. we talk to these royal. fanawill_camping out the king. we talk to these royal fanawill camping camping out the king. we talk to these royal fanawill camping out1ping out the king. we talk to these royal fanawill camping out until out and will be camping out until the coronation— and will be camping out until the coronation itself. and when the coronation itself. and when the costs— the coronation itself. and when the costs the— the coronation itself. and when the costs are all— the coronation itself. and when the costs are all considered is the— the costs are all considered is the coronation— the costs are all considered is the coronation really worth it?

i the coronation really worth it? . eettehty— the coronation really worth it? i certainly think— the coronation really worth it? i certainly think so. strap youteetvee— i certainly think so. strap yourselves in,— i certainly think so. strap yourselves in, people. patrick at the— yourselves in, people. patrick at the peteee— yourselves in, people. patrick at the palace starts now . at the palace starts now. gb newe— at the palace starts now. gb hewe te— at the palace starts now. gb hewe he 90mg— at the palace starts now. gb news is going to— at the palace starts now. gb news is going to make this a cetehetteh— news is going to make this a coronation week— news is going to make this a coronation week to remember. the enh— coronation week to remember. the ehty ptehteh— coronation week to remember. the ehty htehteh te— coronation week to remember. the only problem is i've— coronation week to remember. the only problem is i've got to get them— only problem is i've got to get them here— only problem is i've got to get them here te— only problem is i've got to get from here to that— only problem is i've got to get from here to that studio just in the cemet— from here to that studio just in the corner there— from here to that studio just in the corner there ,_ from here to that studio just in the corner there , and i've only from here to that studio just in the a)rner there , and i've only from here to that studio just in the a couple ere , and i've only from here to that studio just in the a couple of , and i've only from here to that studio just in the a couple of minutesfe only from here to that studio just in the a couple of minutes to )nly from here to that studio just in the a couple of minutes to dor got a couple of minutes to do it. got a couple of minutes to do tt. —yeut- got a couple of minutes to do it. _your headlinesj got a couple of minutes to doi it. _your headlines. it. so now it's your headlines. theht— it. so now it's your headlines. theht yet— it. so now it's your headlines. thank you very— it. so now it's your headlines. thank you very much, patrick. the— thank you very much, patrick. the toteot— thank you very much, patrick. the latest from _ thank you very much, patrick. the latest from the— thank you very much, patrick. the latest from the newsroom um, an additional flight for british nationals fleeing sudan is expected to take off this afternoon. the deadline to reach the airport for those eligible for the flight passed this morning . over 2000 people on 23 morning. 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 general secretary of the royal college of nursing has urged the health secretary not to be disrespectful to nurses amid their biggest strike yet . amid their biggest strike yet. pat collins comments come as steve barclay said, the industrial action was premature as other trade unions meet to discuss the government's pay offer tomorrow. staff in emergency departments, intensive care units and cancer care began their 28 hour strike action yesterday , which ends tonight. yesterday, which ends tonight. labour leader sir keir starmer has accused the government of not doing enough to stop the strikes. way not doing enough to stop the strikes . way back before strikes. way back before chhethoe— strikes. way back before christmas ,_ strikes. way back before christmas , the- way back before christmas , the nurses said if christmas, the nurses said if you— christmas, the nurses said if you come— christmas, the nurses said if you h— christmas, the nurses said if you come in and— christmas, the nurses said if you come in and talk to us about pay,— you come in and talk to us about pay, we— you come in and talk to us about hey, we wont— you come in and talk to us about hey, we wont go— you come in and talk to us about hey, we wont go oh— you come in and talk to us about pay, we won't go on strike. the government— pay, we won't go on strike. the government sat— pay, we won't go on strike. the government sat on— pay, we won't go on strike. the government sat on its hands for weeke— government sat on its hands for weeks ont— government sat on its hands for weeks and weeks— government sat on its hands for weeks and weeks and weeks , made weeks and weeks and weeks, made a bad situation worse. so ewetyhoty— a bad situation worse. so everybody wants to see that teeotwet. — everybody wants to see that teeotwet. ._ everybody wants to see that resolved. i think— everybody wants to see that resolved. i think it is thoottoht— resolved. i think it is important to recognise that the underlying— important to recognise that the uhtettyhe-ot- important to recognise that the underlying of this ,

underlying causes of this, because— underlying causes of this, because nurses and others because nurses and many others howe— because nurses and many others have seen a real— because nurses and many others have seen a real drop in their wages— have seen a real drop in their wages ont— have seen a real drop in their wages and their— have seen a real drop in their wages and their living standards heoouee— wages and their living standards heeouee ot— wages and their living standards because of the— wages and their living standards because of the cost of living ouste— because of the cost of living ottete-the— because of the cost of living crisis the government has crisis and the government has got—to- crisis and the government has got—to thehl crisis and the government has. got—to them about got nothing to say to them about that.— got nothing to say to them about that. so— got nothing to say to them about that. so ._ got nothing to say to them about that. so | think— got nothing to say to them about that. so i think responsibility hete— that. so i think responsibility hete hee— that. so i think responsibility hete ttee ot— that. so i think responsibility here lies at the— that. so i think responsibility here lies at the door of . number here lies at the door of. number to. — here lies at the door of. number 10. meanwhile,— here lies at the door of. number 10. meanwhile, in— here lies at the door of. number 10. ji“�*.tiilt?“~h"�* s f 10. meanwhile, in france, violence has erupted during the traditional may day labour march. this is live in the caphal march. this is live in the capital. you can see police clashing with protesters as riot police walk down the streets in paris in an attempt to control the crowds. well, earlier bikes were set on fire. police have also fired tear gas into the crowds as people are protesting after french president emmanuel macron forced through a change to pension laws, raising the age of retirement by two years to 64. the government argues it is needed for financial stability , needed for financial stability, but unions say the money can be found through other measures .

found through other measures. former us president donald trump has arrived in scotland saying it's great to be home. he landed in aberdeen in his private jet and was met by two pipers, a red carpet and a ten vehicle motorcade . he will open a second motorcade. he will open a second golf course at many estate in north—east of the country . he north—east of the country. he last visited there in 2018 when he was in office . he will then he was in office. he will then later visit his course in dunbeg on ireland's west coast. trip us have been paid to a man who was stabbed to death in cornwall . 36 stabbed to death in cornwall. 36 year old michael allen was killed and seven others were injured from stab wounds following an incident in bodmin yesterday morning. two people remain in hospital while a 24 year old man from bodmin has been arrested on suspicion of murder and attempted murder and causing grievous bodily harm . causing grievous bodily harm. labour says the government's

decision to scale back housing targets could cost renters an extra £200 a year by 2030. last yean extra £200 a year by 2030. last 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 with the cost of rent. shadow women and equality secretary anneliese dodds says the government needs to help those people who don't yet own their own homes or 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 income after tax in rent on average . so labour said we need average. so labour said we need to howe— average. so labour said we need to have t— average. so labour said we need to have a sensible— 3 so labour said we need to have a sensible approach to the.— to have a sensible approach to the. hue— to have a sensible approach to the. we need— to have a sensible approach to this. we need to— to have a sensible approach to this. we need to be delivering those— this. we need to be delivering those homes— this. we need to be delivering those homes that— this. we need to be delivering those homes that people need. tteht— those homes that people need. tteht suhot— those homes that people need. rishi sunak shouldn't have scrapped— rishi sunak shouldn't have scrapped that— rishi sunak shouldn't have

scrapped that target without ohythhg— scrapped that target without uhythhg etee— scrapped that target without anything else to go into its wooe— anything else to go into its the .— anything else to go into its place . heineken has pledged to place. heineken has pledged to hweet— place. heineken has pledged to hweet tho— place. heineken has pledged to invest £40 million into its uk ohetottohe— invest £40 million into its uk ohetottohe ,— invest £40 million into its uk operations , creating nearly 600 operations, creating nearly 600 tote— operations, creating nearly 600 tote oe— operations, creating nearly 600 new jobs as the _ operations, creating nearly 600 new jobs as the company runs uhout— new jobs as the company runs ethout zhoo— new jobs as the company runs around 2400 pubs across the country— around 2400 pubs across the country . — around 2400 pubs across the country . that's— around 2400 pubs across the country . g around 2400 pubs across the country . d country. that's through its star pubs and bars brand. will the brewing giant is expected to upgrade 570 of its venues with a focus on what it called local neighbourhood pubs . turkey's neighbourhood pubs. turkey's president claims his country has killed the islamic state leader in syria . president erdogan said 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 around an houn in north syria lasted around an hour, and there were reports of an explosion being heard as well. al—qurashi became the isis leader in november last year after his predecessor was killed

. plans to ask the public to pledge their allegiance to the king during the coronation have been branded offensive and tone deaf. this week's ceremony will include the homage of the people which will see the public ianed which will see the public invited to swear an oath to king charles. but pressure group repubuc charles. but pressure group republic say that in a democracy it is the head of state who should be swearing allegiance to the people , not the other way the people, not the other way around. lambeth palace says it's an invitation rather than a request . staying with royal news request. staying with royal news on england's longest national trail is set to be renamed to commemorate the coronation next week. the england coast path will be officially known as the king charles iii england coast path . it will be a 2700 mile path. it will be a 2700 mile long trail around the whole of the english coast, 794 miles of the english coast, 794 miles of the route is already open and it will be fully walkable by the end of next year. gb news we'll bnng end of next year. gb news we'll bring you more as it happens. now though, back to .

now though, back to. patrick well, a very good afternoon, everybody. it's patrick christys hete— everybody. it's patrick christys here to— everybody. it's patrick christys here to eh— everybody. it's patrick christys here for gb news— everybody. it's patrick christys here for gb news at— ”g : it's patrick christys here for gb news at the palace. it's here for gb news at the palace. tt-e pathet— here for gb news at the palace. it's patrick at— here for gb news at the palace. it's patrick at the— here for gb news at the palace. it's patrick at the palace. and there— it's patrick at the palace. and there we— it's patrick at the palace. and there tutt— it's patrick at the palace. and there are just five— it's patrick at the palace. and there are just five days to go uhttt— there are just five days to go uhttt the— there are just five days to go until the coronation of king chutes. — until the coronation of king charles. and— until the coronation of king charles. and the excitement is hoeewety— charles. and the excitement is hoeewety ,— charles. and the excitement is massively , massively building massively, massively building here— massively, massively building here ot— massively, massively building here at buckingham palace. royal euhettohe— here at buckingham palace. royal eupettohe ete— here at buckingham palace. royal superfans are already lining the hott— superfans are already lining the hot ont— superfans are already lining the mall and they're— superfans are already lining the mall and they're going to get a otthhee— mall and they're going to get a otthpee ot— mall and they're going to get a otthpee ot king— mall and they're going to get a glimpse of king charles and oueeh— glimpse of king charles and queen camilla— glimpse of king charles and queen camilla as they travel in hoeeeetoh— queen camilla as they travel in procession from _ queen camilla as they travel in procession from buckingham hotooe— procession from buckingham hotoee to— procession from buckingham palace to westminster abbey. t-we — palace to westminster abbey. t-we otteoty— palace to westminster abbey. i've already spoken to some of those— i've already spoken to some of those wonderful— i've already spoken to some of those wonderful patriotic peopte— those wonderful patriotic peopte, gooe— those wonderful patriotic people, good old fashioned toyottete— people, good old fashioned royalists who _ people, good old fashioned royalists who are camping out. aho— royalists who are camping out. and you-ht— royalists who are camping out. and you'll hear— royalists who are camping out. and you'll hear a— royalists who are camping out. and you'll hear a little bit tater— and you'll hear a little bit totet oh— and you'll hear a little bit totet on th— and you'll hear a little bit later on in the— and you'll hear a little bit later on in the show what they have — later on in the show what they have to — later on in the show what they have to soy. — later on in the show what they have to say. they— later on in the show what they have to say. they are a tohtoette— have to say. they are a fantastic bunch and they're going— fantastic bunch and they're gothg to— fantastic bunch and they're gothg to get— fantastic bunch and they're going to get to_ fantastic bunch and they're going to get to know me very wett— going to get to know me very wett-eoutee- going to get to know me very well-course of-

going to get to know me very. well-course of-next well over the course of the next week.— well over the course of the next week-hete— well over the course of the next week-here to— well over the course of the next week.-here to talk- well over the course of the next week. here to talk about week. but here to talk about a momentous occasion in our hottohot— momentous occasion in our hottohot-te- momentous occasion in our national-is gb- momentous occasion in our national is gb news national history is gb news toyot— national history is gb news toyot reporter— national history is gb news royal reporter cameron walker. he royal reporter cameron walker. he-hght— royal reporter cameron walker. he-heht how- royal reporter cameron walker. he right now. cameron, he joins me right now. cameron, thoht— he joins me right now. cameron, thank you— he joins me right now. cameron, thank you very,— he joins me right now. cameron, thank you very, much. thank you very, very much. now, tutt— thank you very, very much. now, just—thou- thank you very, very much. now, just—about what. just before we talk about what were—he- we're actually going to be getthe—thtel getting stuck into on this show. wow:— getting stuck into on this show. howlthtzthu— getting stuck into on this show. wow,-amazing, isn't- getting stuck into on this show. wow,-amazing, isn't it- getting stuck into on this show. wow,-amazing, isn't it ?- wow, it's amazing, isn't it? absolutely amazing. incredible. there's setting there's a lot of people setting up said, lots of up here, as you said, lots of people on the mall all people camping on the mall all ready and time of ready and it's a time of celebration, it? the last celebration, isn't it? the last time of course, time we were here, of course, queen funeral, queen elizabeth's funeral, very sombre . now it's the sombre occasion. now it's the start of a new reign with celebrating. we've celebrating. and we've got a whole we have got a whole week of it. we have got a whole week of it. we have got a whole it. and i tell you whole week of it. and i tell you whet,— whole week of it. and i tell you whet-eun— whole week of it. and i tell you whet-euh tutt- whole week of it. and i tell you what,-sun just poked. what, even the sun just poked out-tut— what, even the sun just poked out-htt-oh. - what, even the sun just poked out-bit-on. sol out a little bit earlier on. so hopetutty— out a little bit earlier on. so hooetutty we— out a little bit earlier on. so hopefully we have much more of that.— hopefully we have much more of that. out— hopefully we have much more of that. hut-the— hopefully we have much more of that. but-big ones- that. but two big ones dominating— dominating the headlines today for dominating the headlines today tot he— dominating the headlines today for me, cameron,— dominating the headlines today for me, cameron, the for me, cameron, which is the thet— first one anyway, i think we ehoutt— first one anyway, i think we should _this. first one anyway, i think we. should _this this should talk about is this this oath—the- should talk about is this this. oath—the king oath of allegiance to the king i tethttety— oath of allegiance to the king i definitely will— oath of allegiance to the king i definitely will be— oath of allegiance to the king i definitely will be pledging it. i'm definitely will be pledging it. ten-tott— definitely will be pledging it. i'm-talklnana- definitely will be pledging it.- i'm _talk. nana akua, i'm going to talk to nana akua, our i'm going to talk to nana akua, out—shorty- i'm going to talk to nana akua,i our_shortly.and our very own very shortly on and shes— our very own very shortly on and ehe-e—tetthe- she's going to be telling us why she's going to be telling us why the—he- she's going to be telling us why she—it's caused. she is as well. but it's caused a she is as well. but it's caused o-eohttowetey. - she is as well. but it's caused a controversy. what's it she is as well. but it's caused a about?ntroversy. what's it she is as well. but it's caused a about? yeah. y. what's it she is as well. but it's caused a about? yeah. alhat's it she is as well. but it's caused a about? yeah. wt:t's it she is as well. but it's caused a about? yeah. u: all about? yeah. so we used to have this thing called homage of the which the the peers, which was all the hereditary lords hereditary dukes and lords physically in physically kneeling down in front sovereign and front of the sovereign and pledging to pledging their allegiance to him. so that has been scrapped .

him. so that has been scrapped. so lambeth palace have decided it's going to homage of the it's going to be a homage of the people. those who wish to it's going to be a homage of the peo not those who wish to it's going to be a homage of the peo not compulsory,io wish to it's going to be a homage of the peo not compulsory, butish to it's going to be a homage of the peo not compulsory, but those it's not compulsory, but those who pledge their who wish to can pledge their allegiance to the king having watching it on television or on a big screen or on their mobile phone or or whatever, hasn't perhaps gone too down well with certain members of society. i think perhaps it's landed badly in terms of lambeth. lambeth palace or buckingham palace perspective , this would have perspective, this would have been decision consultation been a decision in consultation with the king and with the government as well. but i think from my understanding, it's only an invitation. and actually, officials are treating it a bit like national anthem like the national anthem because, you don't because, of course, you don't have save the king have to sing god save the king if you don't want to. an if you don't want to. it's an option. and it's and the pledge of treated of allegiance is being treated just exactly. just the same. yeah, exactly. now, to be reading just the same. yeah, exactly. novto to be reading just the same. yeah, exactly. novto you to be reading 4:51" f “novto you exactlyto be reading / 1“ f “novto you exactly what reading 14:51“ f “novto you exactly what thising out to you exactly what this htetee — out to you exactly what this pledge allegiance going pledge of allegiance is going to be pledge of allegiance is going to toe—you— pledge of allegiance is going to he—you ooh- pledge of allegiance is going toi be_you can prepare be all about. so you can prepare youteett— be all about. so you can prepare youteett-hte— be all about. so you can prepare yourself big moment yourself for the big moment if hteet—ttl indeed you do want to do it. i suspect— indeed you do want to do it. i suspect o— indeed you do want to do it. i suspect o tot— indeed you do want to do it. i suspect a lot of— indeed you do want to do it. i suspect a lot of you will. i ooh-t— suspect a lot of you will. i cant help— suspect a lot of you will. i can't help but— suspect a lot of you will. i can't help but wonder whether or suspect a lot of you will. i can those» but wonder whether or suspect a lot of you will. i can those» but don'tar whether or suspect a lot of you will. i can those» but don't are hether or suspect a lot of you will. i can those» but don't are just er or not those who don't are just mayhe— not those who don't are justi maybe—miserable, maybe a little bit miserable, hut—heohte- maybe a little bit miserable, hut—heohte arel maybe a little bit miserable,| but—people are a maybe a little bit miserable,- but_people are a bit but some of the people are a bit hteetohte.— miserable. cameron are those

heohte— people who've been criticising the cost of this coronation i thhh— the cost of this coronation i think. what's— the cost of this coronation i think. what's the big hoo ha theret— think. what's the big hoo ha thetee-so— think. what's the big hoo ha there?-so it's- think. what's the big hoo ha. there?-so it's reportedly there? yeah so it's reportedly going million, going to cost £250 million, which is quite a lot vast, vast majority of that money is reportedly going on security because a lot more security is needed than was needed in 1953, coronation . we've seen threats coronation. we've seen threats of protests and things like that, which is clearly a big problem for the police and security services . so that's security services. so that's that's the main thing. security services. so that's that's the main thing . but if that's the main thing. but if you look at the front page of the mail this morning and various experts are predicting the whole of this month is going to add £1 billion to the uk economy, which clearly cancels out the 250 million spent on this . it's out the 250 million spent on this. it's not all to do out the 250 million spent on this . it's not all to do with this. it's not all to do with the coronation. i have to add, a lot of it is £350 million. hospitality industry is expecting to rake in from the coronation weekend is 120 million, according to the british beer and pub association association . ian for drinks and association. ian for drinks and obviously pub extended opening hours. but eurovision also this month isn't it and two extra

bank holidays so that's part of the reason why it's £1 billion. well exactly that and ladies and gentlemen me know what you gentlemen let me know what you think because those are going gentlemen let me know what you thi ourtecause those are going gentlemen let me know what you thi our tw01se those are going gentlemen let me know what you thi our two bigthose are going gentlemen let me know what you thi our two big royal are going gentlemen let me know what you thi our two big royal topicsing gentlemen let me know what you thi our two big royal topics for be our two big royal topics for the be the day anyway. will you be tethe— the day anyway. will you be tothe-ooth— t: will you be taking oath allegiance the day anyway. will you be. taking-oathlallegiance ? taking the oath of allegiance? aho— taking the oath of allegiance? ant—to— taking the oath of allegiance? ant—to you- taking the oath of allegiance? and—do you make. taking the oath of allegiance?- and_do you make about and also, what do you make about the-te— and also, what do you make about the-h ht— and also, what do you make about the-h tt ott— and also, what do you make about the-is it all worth— and also, what do you make about the-is it all worth it- and also, what do you make about the is it all worth it in the cost? is it all worth it in the— the cost? is it all worth it in the touhte— the cost? is it all worth it in the round? so— the cost? is it all worth it in the round? so gb- the cost? is it all worth it in the round? so gb views gb the round? so gb views at gb uewe. — the round? so gb views at gb i news. _address? the round? so gb views at gb i new want—address? the round? so gb views at gb new want hear address? the round? so gb views at gb newwant hearfrom address? the round? so gb views at gb newwant hear from you. ress? the round? so gb views at gb newwant hear from you. hear i do want to hear from you. hear the other— i do want to hear from you. hear the other people. _ i do want to hear from you. hear the other people. i'll tell you what,— the other people. i'll tell you what, who— the other people. i'll tell you what, who - going - the other people. i'll tell you what, who going to doing what, who are going to be doing very— what, who are going to be doing very-those— what, who are going to be doing very-those souvenir- what, who are going to be doing very owners those souvenir what, who are going to be doing very owners who ;e souvenir what, who are going to be doing very owners who ;e sccan't r stall owners who you can't see any— stall owners who you can't see thy—hel stall owners who you can't see- any of them quite behind me now. they-te— any of them quite behind me now. they-te-ette— any of them quite behind me now. they-te-ette ot- any of them quite behind me now. they're-side of that- they're the other side of that hotoee. — they're the other side of that ootoee. hut— they're the other side of that palace. but i'll— they're the other side of that palace. but i'll tell you what, they're the other side of that palais. but i'll tell you what, they're the other side of that palais thet i'll tell you what, they're the other side of that palais the time tell you what, they're the other side of that palais the time that you what, they're the other side of that palais the time that theylhat, they're the other side of that palais the time that they make this is the time that they make theh— this is the time that they make theh honey— this is the time that they make their money back,— this is the time that they make their money back, isn't it? so wett— we'll be talking about all of those.— we'll be talking about all of those—teen- those. i'm also i've been ehotthe— those. i'm also i've been- chatting—absolute chatting away to some absolute euhettohe. — chatting away to some absolute superfans. characters superfans. these characters are wontehut— superfans. these characters are wonderful._shares| superfans. these characters are worsame.._shares| superfans. these characters are worsame name shares superfans. these characters are worsame name me. shares superfans. these characters are worsame name me. shaicalled the same name as me. he's called hotheh— the same name as me. he's called hothet. hee— the same name as me. he's called patrick. he's-all— the same name as me. he's called patrick. he's-all the- the same name as me. he's called patrick. he's all the way patrick. he's come all the way hom— patrick. he's come all the way tom—ont- from northern ireland and they-te— they're already camping out there.— they're already camping out there. they're— they're already camping out there. they're going to be here for there. they're going to be here tot—so- there. they're going to be here tot—so we-ttl there. they're going to be here forifrom _so we'll. there. they're going to be here for from peopleve'll there. they're going to be here for from people shortly. hear from those people shortly. but hear from those people shortly. hut-to— hear from those people shortly. but-to return- hear from those people shortly. but-to return now. hear from those people shortly. but to return now to but i'm going to return now to the—t- but i'm going to return now to thte—t ooh-tl this issue of the oath. i can't hettewe— this issue of the oath. i can't hettewe tt-e— this issue of the oath. i can't believe it's an— this issue of the oath. i can't believe it's an issue. no one's gothe— believe it's an issue. no one's going-gun- believe it's an issue. no one's going-gun to- believe it's an issue. no one's eohe-euh to youtl believe it's an issue. no one's. going-gun to your head believe it's an issue. no one's goin make gun to your head believe it's an issue. no one's goinmake you gun to your head believe it's an issue. no one's goinmake you swearto your head believe it's an issue. no one's goin make you swear allegiance d believe it's an issue. no one's goinmake you swear allegiance to and make you swear allegiance to the-ohhotehtty- and make you swear allegiance to the some apparently, and make you swear allegiance to the-some people tly,- and make you swear allegiance to the some people tly, rather anyway, some people are rather hteetohte— anyway, some people are rather hteetohte-tt.— anyway, some people are rather miserable-it. the- anyway, some people are rather miserable it. the public miserable about it. the public wttt—eweot- miserable about it. the public. will_swear.oath will be invited to swear an oath of will be invited to swear an oath ot otteetohee— will be invited to swear an oath of allegiance to— will be invited to swear an oath of allegiance to charles during saturday-e— of allegiance to charles during saturday's sevilla arnie. will you— saturday's sevilla arnie. will you he — saturday's sevilla arnie. will you he tethe— saturday's sevilla arnie. will you be taking part in all of

hate— you be taking part in all of that? t— you be taking part in all of that? t he— you be taking part in all of that? it is called the homage of the pewte— that? it is called the homage of the people,-doubt- the people, which no doubt i howe— the people, which no doubt i. have—mispronounced have fabulously mispronounced it, have fabulously mispronounced tt—to— have fabulously mispronounced w,—to ety- have fabulously mispronounced w,—to toy that- it, and it's fair to say that he— it, and it's fair to say that tt-e—thotl it, and it's fair to say that. it's—that well it's not gone down that well wtth— it's not gone down that well wtth eeotyhe— it's not gone down that well with everyone one pressure with everyone. one pressure group— with everyone. one pressure group desperately want the group who desperately want the monarchy— group who desperately want the monarchy to — group who desperately want the monarchy to abolished . so monarchy to be abolished. so i thht— monarchy to be abolished. so i thht we— monarchy to be abolished. so i think we know— monarchy to be abolished. so i think we know where they stand on think we know where they stand oh-eoy— think we know where they stand oh-eoy tt-e— think we know where they stand on say it's offensive on it. they say it's offensive ont— on it. they say it's offensive tho-tone— on it. they say it's offensive and-tone deaf.- on it. they say it's offensive and tone deaf. but in this and it's tone deaf. but in this day— and it's tone deaf. but in this toy ont— and it's tone deaf. but in this toy the toe,— and it's tone deaf. but in this day and age,-not- and it's tone deaf. but in this day and age, not hard to day and age, it's not hard to otteht— day and age, it's not hard to otteht-te— day and age, it's not hard to otteht-te ht- day and age, it's not hard to offend is it really? offend anyone, is it really? i oh— offend anyone, is it really? i ohhow- hy- offend anyone, is it really? i am now by somebody who offend anyone, is it really? i- am _now by somebody who is am joined now by somebody who is tethttety— am joined now by somebody who is definitely-easily— am joined now by somebody who is definitely easily offended am joined now by somebody who is defiiisely easily offended am joined now by somebody who is defiiis all easily offended am joined now by somebody who is defiiis all the easily offended am joined now by somebody who is defiiis all the betteroffended am joined now by somebody who is defiiis all the better forended am joined now by somebody who is defiiis all the better for itied am joined now by somebody who is defiiis all the better for it isi and is all the better for it is oh — and is all the better for it is gb _presenter- and is all the better for it is gb presenter nana akua gb news presenter nana akua uoho. — gb news presenter nana akua uoho. ._ gb news presenter nana akua uoho. . hope— gb news presenter nana akua want. t hope you— gb news presenter nana akua nana. i hope you are well. there we go.— nana. i hope you are well. there we 90- how— nana. i hope you are well. there we go. now there— nana. i hope you are well. there we go. now there might be a very ought— we go. now there might be a very etteht tetoy— we go. now there might be a very slight delay from _ we go. now there might be a very slight delay from you and i here at the— slight delay from you and i here at the palace,— slight delay from you and i here at the palace, so— slight delay from you and i here at the palace, so i'm just going slight delay from you and i here at throwalace, so i'm just going slight delay from you and i here at throw itice, so i'm just going slight delay from you and i here at throw it straightm just going slight delay from you and i here at throw it straight over;t going slight delay from you and i here at throw it straight over to joing to throw it straight over to you.— to throw it straight over to- you—htetohe you. why will you be pledging yout— you. why will you be pledging your—ont- you. why will you be pledging. your—oht-you your allegiance and why do you thht—tuet— your allegiance and why do you think just whinging your allegiance and why do you think it just whinging your allegiance and why do you think it? just whinging your allegiance and why do you think it ? 31115: just whinging your allegiance and why do you think it ? 31115: st whinging your allegiance and why do you think it ? 31115: |ging your allegiance and why do you think it ? 31115: 1“ | about it? well, i mean, you would think from the noise that you're hearing about it that it's some evil deed that you've been asked to perform and that we were some communist country forcing to do it. i mean, forcing people to do it. i mean, it is as you said, a— forcing people to do it. i mean, it is as you said, a bit- forcing people to do it. i mean, it is as you said, a bit like- it is as you said, a bit like a hottohot— it is as you said, a bit like a national anthem,- it is as you said, a bit like a national anthem, really, i thhh— national anthem, really, i thhh-hot- national anthem, really, i think-not like. national anthem, really, i- think-not like taking think. and it's not like taking the thee— think. and it's not like taking the knee like— think. and it's not like taking the knee like an— think. and it's not like taking the knee like an empty virtual signal-— the knee like an empty virtual etehut. thet-e— the knee like an empty virtual signal. that's a— the knee like an empty virtual signal. that's a fad . it's just signal. that's a fad. it's just eohethhe— signal. that's a fad. it's just something that— signal. that's a fad. it's just something that you can do

heteohotty— something that you can do peteohutty to— something that you can do personally to show your relationship— personally to show your relationship with the monarch. i tt-e— relationship with the monarch. i mean, it's like— relationship with the monarch. i mean, it's like ltwo_ relationship with the monarch. i mean, it's like two way thing, mean, it's like a two way thing, ten-t— mean, it's like a two way thing, teh-t ht— mean, it's like a two way thing, teh-t t e— mean, it's like a two way thing, teh-t tt elwoht— mean, it's like a two way thing, isn't it ? want britain. i love isn't it? i want britain. i love wheth— isn't it? i want britain. i love hhtoh. ._ isn't it? i want britain. i love britain. i think— isn't it? i want britain. i love britain. i think it's a fantastic— britain. i think it's a fantastic country . i'm britain. i think it's a fantastic country. i'm doing it heeouee you— fantastic country. i'm doing it because, you know, my parents ohwouety— because, you know, my parents otwtouety wee— because, you know, my parents obviously were immigrants. they came here through— obviously were immigrants. they came here through safe and legal teoute— came here through safe and legal teoute aho— came here through safe and legal routes. and they— came here through safe and legal routes. and they are very erotetut— routes. and they are very grateful and— routes. and they are very grateful and love this country . grateful and love this country. i grateful and love this country. . woe— grateful and love this country. . hom— grateful and love this country. i was born here— grateful and love this country. i was born here and i think a lot i was born here and i think a tot ot— i was born here and i think a tot ot the— i was born here and i think a lot of the time— i was born here and i think a lot of the time these sort of heohte— lot of the time these sort of peopte thet— lot of the time these sort of people that don't want to do it howeh-t— people that don't want to do it howeh-t teotty— people that don't want to do it haven't really gone out and had a haven't really gone out and had o toot— haven't really gone out and had o toot-other— haven't really gone out and had a look other countries. i a look at other countries. i heohlyou— a look at other countries. i mean, you places like mean, if you go places like atheo— mean, if you go places like atheo ._ mean, if you go places like africa, i mean,— mean, if you go places like africa, i mean, they would love to howe— africa, i mean, they would love to have the— africa, i mean, they would love to have the kind— africa, i mean, they would love to have the kind of— africa, i mean, they would love to have the kind of environment ont— to have the kind of environment tho-tho— to have the kind of environment tho-tho ot— to have the kind of environment and kind of civilisation and the kind of civilisation thet— and the kind of civilisation thet-twe— and the kind of civilisation that-live in.— and the kind of civilisation. that-live in.-there that we live in. i know there are beautiful— that we live in. i know there are beautiful africa are beautiful parts of africa ont— are beautiful parts of africa tho-towety— are beautiful parts of africa and lovely, there are and it's lovely, but there are you— and it's lovely, but there are. you—ottteteht you know, they've got different etehehte— elements there where this country— elements there where this country-even.- elements there where this- country-even.-very country is quite even. it's very tewet— country is quite even. it's very tewet ont— country is quite even. it's very level and it's— country is quite even. it's very level and it's a— country is quite even. it's very level and it's a pretty safe country.— level and it's a pretty safe country. so— level and it's a pretty safe country. so i'm— level and it's a pretty safe country. so i'm thankful to be here— country. so i'm thankful to be here ont— country. so i'm thankful to be here the th— country. so i'm thankful to be here and i'm thankful i was born here— here and i'm thankful i was born here ont— here and i'm thankful i was born here the ._ here and i'm thankful i was born here and i love— here and i'm thankful i was born here and i love it— here and i'm thankful i was born here and i love it with all my heth— here and i love it with all my heart ont— here and i love it with all my heart and anything that keeps it stutte— heart and anything that keeps it etohte ute— heart and anything that keeps it stable like the— heart and anything that keeps it stable like the monarchy . i'm stable like the monarchy. i'm happy— stable like the monarchy. i'm happy-pledge— stable like the monarchy. i'm happy pledge allegiance to stable like the monarchy. i'm hajbut pledge allegiance to stable like the monarchy. i'm hajbut believe allegiance to stable like the monarchy. i'm hajbut believe it'sagiance to stable like the monarchy. i'm hajbut believe it'sagtwoe to stable like the monarchy. i'm hajbut believe it'sagtwo way it, but i believe it's a two way street— it, but i believe it's a two way street-th— it, but i believe it's a two way street-i'm not- it, but i believe it's a two way street i'm not having street as well. i'm not having the— street as well. i'm not having the-ot— street as well. i'm not having the-ot harry— street as well. i'm not having the of harry meghan the likes of harry and meghan tethe— the likes of harry and meghan tothe—theh- taking advantage of their hoetttoh— taking advantage of their hoetttoh-tt- taking advantage of their position it and position within it and

eootottho— position within it and exploiting for their own exploiting it for their own heteohot— exploiting it for their own persona-- exploiting it for their own personal . that's what personal gain. that's what teotty— personal gain. that's what teeny-he— personal gain. that's what really me angry and i personal gain. that's what- really-me angry and i know really makes me angry and i know a really makes me angry and i know u tot— really makes me angry and i know u totlheohte— really makes me angry and i know a lot-people hate— really makes me angry and i know a lot people hate that about a lot of people hate that about it. a lot of people hate that about t. —wohohty- a lot of people hate that about it _probablv part- it. and that's probably part of the reason why some people don't wont— the reason why some people don't want-allegiance- want to pledge allegiance heoouee— want to pledge allegiance because-is- want to pledge allegiance because is part in it because there is a part in it that— because there is a part in it thet-thet- because there is a part in it that-that you're. that suggests that you're pledging—wi that suggests that you're. pledging—to the pledging allegiance to the monarchs , descendants. pledging allegiance to the- monarchs ,-descendants. and monarchs, some descendants. and so monarchs, some descendants. and to on tho— monarchs, some descendants. and so on and so forth.— monarchs, some descendants. and so on and so forth. but you know— so on and so forth. but you know ._ so on and so forth. but you know, i think— so on and so forth. but you know, i think it's- so on and so forth. but you know, i think it's a lovely moment— know, i think it's a lovely moment for— know, i think it's a lovely moment for everybody to get together— moment for everybody to get together ort— moment for everybody to get together and unite as one united thetoh— together and unite as one united hhetoh .— together and unite as one united kingdom . aho— together and unite as one united kingdom . and-the- kingdom. and i find the ohteettohe— kingdom. and i find the objections well, take part in the— objections well, take part in the huh.— objections well, take part in the run. why— objections well, take part in the fun. why do— objections well, take part in the fun. why do you have to find eorhethhe— the fun. why do you have to find eorhethhe hot— the fun. why do you have to find something bad about? it's tototty— something bad about? it's totally optional . exactly 1 1r: totally optional. exactly and extotty— totally optional. exactly and exootty hott— totally optional. exactly and exactly right, because it is a lot of good fun. and again, i'm going to mention this again. i'm going to mention this again. i'm going to mention this again. i'm going to be talking very shortly going to mention this again. i'm going to of! talking very shortly going to mention this again. i'm going to of theseig very shortly going to mention this again. i'm going to of these wonderfulrrtly to some of these wonderful people already started people who've already started camping just camping out. and they just want to time. and they to have a good time. and they were people who were saying about people who might turn up and protest, look, can't us happy? can't you just let us be happy? can't have can't you just let us have a good time? and i've got the little that little oath here that we're going saying saturday. going to be saying on saturday. and says, swear and apparently it says, i swear that allegiance that i will pay true allegiance to your to your majesty and to your heirs successors, according heirs and successors, according to so help me god. it to law. so help me god. and it is entirely optional, as you

said, it really is said, nana. and it really is something i think lot of something i think a lot of people get behind. people should just get behind. and alluded all and as you alluded to, it is all part of just national unity. i mean, why do some people have part of just national unity. i- mean, why do some people have to try ont— mean, why do some people have to try the the— mean, why do some people have to try and find something miserable ohout— try and find something miserable ohout rte— try and find something miserable about he rte— try and find something miserable about it? it's a— try and find something miserable about it? it's a chance. there's going— about it? it's a chance. there's oohe to— about it? it's a chance. there's going to he— about it? it's a chance. there's going to he tote— about it? it's a chance. there's going to be lots of— about it? it's a chance. there's going to be lots of street hottes— going to be lots of street parties. there's one my parties. there's one in my street— parties. there's one in my street-the— parties. there's one in my street the sunday and i'm street on the sunday and i'm going— street on the sunday and i'm going to— street on the sunday and i'm going to get— street on the sunday and i'm going to get around all going to get around to meet all my hetohhoure. — going to get around to meet all my neighbours. want to my neighbours. i just want to tote—tur- my neighbours. i just want to tote—tuh-hel my neighbours. i just want to. take _fun-be part take part in the fun and be part of-wonderful_ take part in the fun and be part of wonderful country . arnie of this wonderful country. arnie i of this wonderful country. arnie r-tot— of this wonderful country. arnie r-tot ot— of this wonderful country. arnie r-tot ot heohte- of this wonderful country. arnie i lot of people think, of this wonderful country. arnie i it's lot of people think, of this wonderful country. arnie i it's lotknow,ople think, of this wonderful country. arnie i it's lotknow,ople monarchy oh, it's you know, the monarchy is oh, it's you know, the monarchy te-thhe— oh, it's you know, the monarchy te-thhe .— oh, it's you know, the monarchy te-thhe . aho- oh, it's you know, the monarchy is-thing . andll- oh, it's you know, the monarchy is-thing . andll beg. is a dying thing. and i, i beg to other.— is a dying thing. and i, i beg to differ. this— is a dying thing. and i, i beg to differ. this is— is a dying thing. and i, i beg to differ. this is something that— to differ. this is something that re— to differ. this is something that to o— to differ. this is something that is a staple— to differ. this is something that is a staple institution. rte— that is a staple institution. to teen— that is a staple institution. it's been going— that is a staple institution. it's been going on for over a thousand— it's been going on for over a thousand years. _ it's been going on for over a thousand years. and i see them. otoy. — thousand years. and i see them. otoy. they-re— thousand years. and i see them. okay. they're fallible. they're hurhoh — okay. they're fallible. they're hurhoh they— okay. they're fallible. they're human. they make mistakes. but those— human. they make mistakes. but those who— human. they make mistakes. but those who ore— human. they make mistakes. but those who are there— human. they make mistakes. but those who are there for the rteht— those who are there for the right reasons— those who are there for the right reasons are here to serve the— right reasons are here to serve the country. — right reasons are here to serve this country. and— right reasons are here to serve this country. and it is a job the— this country. and it is a job the rte— this country. and it is a job the to o— this country. and it is a job erg it's a net— this country. and it is a job erg it's a net benefit. it's not the— erg it's a net benefit. it's not the o— erg it's a net benefit. it's not the o tot— erg it's a net benefit. it's not tthe o tot ot— erg it's a net benefit. it's not like a lot of people say, oh, i wont— like a lot of people say, oh, i want you— like a lot of people say, oh, i want you know,— like a lot of people say, oh, i want you know, we shouldn't have a want you know, we shouldn't have u monarchy.— want you know, we shouldn't have ohohorehy. rt— want you know, we shouldn't have a monarchy. it should be erected.— a monarchy. it should be elected-more. elected. you want more politicians— elected. you want more politicians-on. i elected. you want more politicians on. i elected. you want more- politicians-on. i mean, at politicians come on. i mean, at teoet— politicians come on. i mean, at teoet-rhohorohy— politicians come on. i mean, at least-monarchy is- politicians come on. i mean, at least monarchy is a net least the monarchy is a net hehettt— least the monarchy is a net benefit rather— least the monarchy is a net benefit rather than liability, whteh— benefit rather than liability, whtoh r— benefit rather than liability, which i know— benefit rather than liability, which i know these days. it's very— which i know these days. it's very difficult— which i know these days. it's very difficult to _ which i know these days. it's very difficult to trust in any

of very difficult to trust in any ot the— very difficult to trust in any of the politicians from the shenanigans— of the politicians from the . shenanigans—been shenanigans that we've been eeehe— shenanigans that we've been eeehe oer— shenanigans that we've been seeing over-last- shenanigans that we've been seeing over last few years . seeing over the last few years. so seeing over the last few years. so tor— seeing over the last few years. so tor rhe— seeing over the last few years. so tor th— seeing over the last few years. so for me, i'm thankful that there— so for me, i'm thankful that there he— so for me, i'm thankful that there to o— so for me, i'm thankful that there is a body— so for me, i'm thankful that there is a body that is not ewoyet— there is a body that is not ewoyet hy— there is a body that is not swayed by money or external httueree— swayed by money or external influence, but— swayed by money or external influence, but it's swayed by a ot— influence, but it's swayed by a ot tuty— influence, but it's swayed by a sense of duty and— influence, but it's swayed by a sense of duty and a sense of toneewtty— sense of duty and a sense of tohoewty. so— sense of duty and a sense of longevity. so for— sense of duty and a sense of longevity. so for me, i see that as a as a wonderful thing, and th — as a as a wonderful thing, and th oohe— as a as a wonderful thing, and th going to— as a as a wonderful thing, and i'm going to pledge allegiance and th— i'm going to pledge allegiance the th going— i'm going to pledge allegiance the th going to— i'm going to pledge allegiance and i'm going to be at i'm going to he— and i'm going to be at i'm going to be presenting— and i'm going to be at i'm going to be presenting the show hetweeh— to be presenting the show. hetweeh—the to be presenting the show- between _the gb between four and six on the gb newe— between four and six on the gb news to— between four and six on the gb uewe oe-r-tt— between four and six on the gb news as-i'll be- between four and six on the gb news as-i'll be at- news as well. i'll be at buckingham _ buckingham palace and i'm toohhe—l buckingham palace and i'mi toohhe—. eh buckingham palace and i'm- looking_. oh, fun looking forward to that. oh, fun teeth. — looking forward to that. oh, fun teeth. were— looking forward to that. oh, fun tastic. we're all— looking forward to that. oh, fun tastic. my; ”r: 1g tastic. we're all looking forward to seeing you as well. no, just one more before i let you get going, if that's all right. mentioned that this right. you mentioned that this oath bit of oath of allegiance is a bit of a two way street. and i think that's enough. that's absolutely fair enough. what you to see from what do you want to see from king charles going forward? how do you want to rule ? because do you want him to rule? because if you're going to be there pledging allegiance him, pledging allegiance to him, what do see i want do you want to see back? i want him to rule with a bit of a sterner hand than he has. so, for example , so, for example , non—essential for example, non—essential royote— for example, non—essential royotewho— for example, non—essential royote who ore— for example, non—essential royals who are taking advantage

of royals who are taking advantage ot the— royals who are taking advantage of the situation. _ royals who are taking advantage of the situation. so, for exempte— of the situation. so, for eoohhte ,— of the situation. so, for example , harry and meghan, i example, harry and meghan, i woutt— example, harry and meghan, i woutt the— example, harry and meghan, i would like to— example, harry and meghan, i would like to see— example, harry and meghan, i would like to see him deal with the— would like to see him deal with this efficiently— would like to see him deal with this efficiently and deal with it this efficiently and deal with t h— this efficiently and deal with t th e— this efficiently and deal with t th e why— this efficiently and deal with t th e woy ot— this efficiently and deal with it in a way of away their it in a way of taking away their three, — it in a way of taking away their ttttee-tohhe- it in a way of taking away their titles, taking away titles, but also taking away perhaps— titles, but also taking away. perhaps—three perhaps their hereditary titles as perhaps their hereditary titles oe—r— perhaps their hereditary titles oe—r thhh- perhaps their hereditary titles as_| think at. perhaps their hereditary titlesi as_| think at the as well, because i think at the ent— as well, because i think at the ehtlthe— as well, because i think at the ehtlthe toy,— as well, because i think at the end the day, people , a lot of end of the day, people, a lot of peohte— end of the day, people, a lot of heorte ore— end of the day, people, a lot of people are objecting to the eterheht— people are objecting to the element-this,-itl people are objecting to the. element-this,-it says element of this, where it says thet— element of this, where it says thet-serve. - element of this, where it says that-serve. his- that we must serve. his ancestors of ancestors and people, part of the— ancestors and people, part of the-.— ancestors and people, part of the-. aho— ancestors and people, part of the-. hht rte- ancestors and people, part of. the-. and it's people the monarchy. and it's people the,— the monarchy. and it's people like,_behaviour| like, you know, the behaviour that— like, you know, the behaviour that were— like, you know, the behaviour that we're seeing _ like, you know, the behaviour that we're seeing from harry and heehoh— that we're seeing from harry andi meghan—ott- meghan that does put people off. and meghan that does put people off. ant-tototty— meghan that does put people off. and totally understand and i can totally understand thet.— and i can totally understand thet-lotto— and i can totally understand that..also like- and i can totally understand that..also like to- and i can totally understand that. also like to see him. that. i'd also like to see him. i that. i'd also like to see him. r-rhht— that. i'd also like to see him. r-hht htrh— that. i'd also like to see him. i mind him talking about i don't mind him talking about otthote— i don't mind him talking about othhote ,— i don't mind him talking about othhote , hut— i don't mind him talking about climate , but i— i don't mind him talking about climate , but i don't like the climate, but i don't like the toot— climate, but i don't like the toot thet— climate, but i don't like the fact that he _ climate, but i don't like the fact that he will— climate, but i don't like the fact that he will get into it in a fact that he will get into it in o hotttteteet— fact that he will get into it in a politicised way— fact that he will get into it in a politicised way . so i want him a politicised way. so i want him to heeh— a politicised way. so i want him to heeh hte— a politicised way. so i want him to keep his promise, step out out— to keep his promise, step out outlhottttee. — to keep his promise, step out out-politics. but- to keep his promise, step out out politics. but don't mind to keep his promise, step out out havingics. but don't mind to keep his promise, step out out having an but don't mind to keep his promise, step out out having an overview: mind to keep his promise, step out out having an overview onind to keep his promise, step out out having an overview on the him having an overview on the target— him having an overview on the larger situation— him having an overview on the larger situation because ohwouety— larger situation because obviously the - larger situation because obviously the economy, the environment— obviously the economy, the environment is— obviously the economy, the environment is a global ettuottoh— environment is a global situation, but- environment is a global situation, but i don't want him oetthe— situation, but i don't want him oettho hehht— situation, but i don't want him getting behind policies like net zero—teeth- getting behind policies like net eroooh—e i getting behind policies like neti zero—again , this zero because i think again, this wtth— zero because i think again, this wttt turh— zero because i think again, this wttt turn the— zero because i think again, this will turn the people off. net to— will turn the people off. net zero to-some- will turn the people off. net zero to some sort of scam zero to me is some sort of scam .-tht— zero to me is some sort of scam .-tht rt— zero to me is some sort of scam .-tht tt rust— zero to me is some sort of scam .-find it just it's- . and i find it just it's a ridiculous— . and i find it just it's a ridiculous notion. but i, i do agree— ridiculous notion. but i, i do agree that— ridiculous notion. but i, i do agree that we— ridiculous notion. but i, i do agree that we need to look after our environment— agree that we need to look after our environment so— agree that we need to look after our environment so that we can

ethy— our environment so that we can stay ,— our environment so that we can etoy , you— our environment so that we can etoy , you hhow— our environment so that we can etoy , you hhow he— our environment so that we can stay , you know, be healthy. but stay, you know, be healthy. but ort— stay, you know, be healthy. but the to— stay, you know, be healthy. but the to otto— stay, you know, be healthy. but and i'd also like— stay, you know, be healthy. but and i'd also like to see him rust,— and i'd also like to see him ruet, you— and i'd also like to see him ruet, you hhow— and i'd also like to see him just, you know, doing what he's been— just, you know, doing what he's been tohe. — just, you know, doing what he's been tohe. r— just, you know, doing what he's been doing. i think he's really grown— been doing. i think he's really grown-the— been doing. i think he's really grown .the role.- been doing. i think he's really grown the role. like grown into the role. i'd like to see—more of the. grown into the role. i'd like to. see—more of the same. see him doing more of the same. the— see him doing more of the same. ant-oueeh— see him doing more of the same. and-queen camilla,- and i think queen camilla, i you hhow— and i think queen camilla, i you hhowltorehe— and i think queen camilla, i you know,iforgive-all- and i think queen camilla, i you know, forgive all the know, i forgive her for all the ehehohteohe— know, i forgive her for all the shenanigans past. you shenanigans from the past. you ooh-t— shenanigans from the past. you cant change— shenanigans from the past. you cant change rt.— shenanigans from the past. you can't change it. think can't change it. so i think she-e— can't change it. so i think ehe-e she-e— can't change it. so i think she's she's done enough in my hooh—ehe-e- she's she's done enough in myi book—she's serious book to show that she's serious ont— book to show that she's serious tho—thout- and passionate about the monarchy— and passionate about the monarchy .— and passionate about the monarchy. — and passionate about the monarchy . 1 ecu» and passionate about the monarchy . 1 otter monarchy. absolutely. look, nana, thank you very, very much . and what a way to lead in the show. it's nana akua that gb news presenter just talking all about of allegiance about this oath of allegiance that so much that has caused so much controversy and exactly why she will also as will be doing it. and also as well, pretty good advice well, i think pretty good advice for going for king charles going forward. if behaves that if he acts and behaves like that and say it, tried and doesn't dare i say it, tried to too be woke and all of this stuff, i think stuff, then i think people really get him . really will get behind him. that's people want. they that's what people want. they want proper british king. want a good proper british king. now, am be joined by now, i am going to be joined by so many people over the next few days. so many people over the next few days . and when it comes to royal days. and when it comes to royal matters, okay, i have got one of the of the top expert with the one of the top expert with me. it's michael cole who knows

everything there is to know. i mean, he is basically royalty himself, i'm delighted to say that. he joins me in the studio now. now, look, fantastic. thank you very much for pitching up and putting with me. great and putting up with me. great days, momentous 511r: it.w 1“; a. great days, momentous events. and putting up with me. great days, momentous events. i'm proud— days, momentous events. i'm proud to— days, momentous events. i'm proud to he— days, momentous events. i'm proud to be working with gb news on the great day. and if the opportuhtty— on the great day. and if the opportunity arises,- on the great day. and if the opportunity arises, i- 1“ gt:51e car and if the opportunity arises, i shall etotty— opportunity arises, i shall otutty ety— opportunity arises, i shall gladly say the_ opportunity arises, i shall gladly say the royal oath to his majesty— gladly say the royal oath to his her-eety the— gladly say the royal oath to his her-eety the king-— gladly say the royal oath to his majesty the king. because i hettewe— majesty the king. because i hettewe th— majesty the king. because i believe i'm sure, that a constitutional- believe i'm sure, that a constitutional monarchy is one of constitutional monarchy is one ot our— constitutional monarchy is one ot teet— constitutional monarchy is one of our best defences against etrerhtrh— of our best defences against extremism and— of our best defences against extremism and dictatorship. and ott— extremism and dictatorship. and ott heeh— extremism and dictatorship. and we've all been befitted from thet— we've all been befitted from that oer— we've all been befitted from that over the _ we've all been befitted from that over the years . and i'll that over the years. and i'll tert— that over the years. and i'll tett you,— that over the years. and i'll tell you, patrick,- that over the years. and i'll tell you, patrick, this coronation, - tell you, patrick, this coronation, of course, there's the— coronation, of course, there's the horohhe— coronation, of course, there's the marching bands, there's the worth— the marching bands, there's the erowet ,— the marching bands, there's the crowds , there's— the marching bands, there's the crowds , there's the golden crowds, there's the golden eoooh — crowds, there's the golden coach, there's— crowds, there's the golden coach, there's the street hottes— coach, there's the street parties, there's a concert . coach, there's the street parties, there's a concert. but oetuotty— parties, there's a concert. but oetuotty rte— parties, there's a concert. but actually it's all— parties, there's a concert. but actually it's all about loyalty . trotty— actually it's all about loyalty . trotty hho— actually it's all about loyalty . motty and there is an thhortoht— . motty and there is an important element of consent. the— important element of consent. the king— important element of consent. the hthe te— important element of consent. the king is asked— important element of consent. the king is asked if he's prepared— the king is asked if he's preporet to— the king is asked if he's prepared to give the coronation

oath— prepared to give the coronation ooth ort— prepared to give the coronation oath and rt— prepared to give the coronation oath and if he— prepared to give the coronation oath and if he is— prepared to give the coronation oath and if he is prepared. and he hoe— oath and if he is prepared. and he has to— oath and if he is prepared. and he has to ety— oath and if he is prepared. and he has to soy, r— oath and if he is prepared. and he has to say, i am prepared to the— he has to say, i am prepared to the the— he has to say, i am prepared to take the oath— he has to say, i am prepared to take the oath .— he has to say, i am prepared to take the oath . it's— he has to say, i am prepared to take the oath . it's an oath of take the oath. it's an oath of toyotty— take the oath. it's an oath of toyutty to— take the oath. it's an oath of toyutty to ooh,— take the oath. it's an oath of loyalty to god, to— take the oath. it's an oath of loyalty to god, to the people ort— loyalty to god, to the people the to — loyalty to god, to the people the to the — loyalty to god, to the people and to the church and only then is and to the church and only then to he— and to the church and only then is he anointed— and to the church and only then is he anointed .— and to the church and only then is he anointed . and only then do is he anointed. and only then do the htehohe— is he anointed. and only then do the bishops bow— is he anointed. and only then do the bishops bow before him . and the bishops bow before him. and then— the bishops bow before him. and then twe— the bishops bow before him. and then i've come— the bishops bow before him. and then i've come prepared for the rotrtoh— then i've come prepared for the rotrtoh show. — then i've come prepared for the patrick show. here— then i've come prepared for the patrick show. here we go . patrick show. here we go. totter— patrick show. here we go. toutes thu— patrick show. here we go. ladies and gentlemen.- patrick show. here we go. ladies and gentlemen. never knowingly undersold . then the knowingly undersold. then the prince of wales.— knowingly undersold. then the prince of wales. prince- "th a. 3: then the prince of wales. prince william. he prince of wales. prince william. he comes— prince of wales. prince william. he comes forward— prince of wales. prince william. he comes forward ,— prince of wales. prince william. he comes forward , he kneels and he comes forward, he kneels and he toye— he comes forward, he kneels and he says r,— he comes forward, he kneels and he says, i, william— he comes forward, he kneels and he says, i, william prince of three— he says, i, william prince of three ,— he says, i, william prince of three , to— he says, i, william prince of wales , do become your liege , man wales, do become your liege, man of wales, do become your liege, man ot the— wales, do become your liege, man ot ttte ont— wales, do become your liege, man of life and limb.— wales, do become your liege, man of life and limb. and of earthly worehth— of life and limb. and of earthly worehth ont— of life and limb. and of earthly worship and faith— of life and limb. and of earthly worship and faith and truth. i wtt— worship and faith and truth. i wttt heur— worship and faith and truth. i will bear unto— worship and faith and truth. i will bear unto you to live and the— will bear unto you to live and he oeothet— will bear unto you to live and die against all— will bear unto you to live and die against all manner of folks. so die against all manner of folks. so heth— die against all manner of folks. so here he— die against all manner of folks. so here he eoe— die against all manner of folks. so help me god .— die against all manner of folks. so help me god . now, this comes so help me god. now, this comes trom— so help me god. now, this comes trorh oh— so help me god. now, this comes tort or age— so help me god. now, this comes from an age when— so help me god. now, this comes from an age when a— so help me god. now, this comes from an age when a coronation ttterotty— from an age when a coronation was literally a— from an age when a coronation was literally a matter of life ont— was literally a matter of life the teeth.— was literally a matter of life and death. he— was literally a matter of life and death. he had to know the hho— and death. he had to know the htho thet— and death. he had to know the new king, that he— and death. he had to know the new king, that he was accepted ont— new king, that he was accepted the he— new king, that he was accepted the he hot— new king, that he was accepted the he hot to— new king, that he was accepted and he had to know where his trtehte— and he had to know where his friends were. _ and he had to know where his friends were. and— and he had to know where his friends were. and he also had to hhow— friends were. and he also had to hhow where— friends were. and he also had to know where his— friends were. and he also had to know where his enemies were. so of course, there's— know where his enemies were. so of course, there's pomp and circumstance. _ of course, there's pomp and circumstance. of— of course, there's pomp and circumstance. of course, there's

tturhrhery— circumstance. of course, there's tturhrhery ,— circumstance. of course, there's tturhrhery , hut— circumstance. of course, there's flummery , but it— circumstance. of course, there's flummery , but it has and it's flummery, but it has and it's rootet— flummery, but it has and it's rootet th— flummery, but it has and it's rooted in real— flummery, but it has and it's rooted in real tradition that goes— rooted in real tradition that goes tech— rooted in real tradition that goes back more— rooted in real tradition that goes back more than 1000 years. it goes back more than 1000 years. rt eoee— goes back more than 1000 years. rt eoee tech— goes back more than 1000 years. rt eoee tech to— goes back more than 1000 years. it goes back to king solomon hethe— it goes back to king solomon being anointed— it goes back to king solomon being anointed by zadok, the hottest. — being anointed by zadok, the prteet. hho— being anointed by zadok, the priest. and that's why that is an priest. and that's why that is oh theortoht— priest. and that's why that is an important piece of music. hurthe— an important piece of music. hurthe the— an important piece of music. during the coronation. yeah, oteotutety. — during the coronation. yeah, absolutely. and— during the coronation. yeah, absolutely. and i- during the coronation. yeah, absolutely. 11“r: absolutely. and i think a lot of people maybe misunderstand that oath just really oath that you just really perfectly explained for us there. see a bit of there. people see it as a bit of a way street, don't they? a one way street, don't they? they it as us pledging they see it as us pledging allegiance to king maybe allegiance to our king and maybe they some they think that he's just some rich in rich bloke who lives in this massive house us and massive house behind us here and he's other houses. he's got loads of other houses. but actually a big part of it is about the service dedication about the service and dedication that will be to that he will be giving to us. isn't gets the orb isn't it? when he gets the orb reoreeehtthe— isn't it? when he gets the orb representing the _ e c? when he gets the orb representing the world in his hurt,— representing the world in his hoht, whteh— representing the world in his hand, which is— representing the world in his hand, which is power and he gets the eoehtre— hand, which is power and he gets the eoehtre ot— hand, which is power and he gets the sceptre of justice, these hot— the sceptre of justice, these are not baubles,— the sceptre of justice, these are not baubles, these are gifts not then— are not baubles, these are gifts not then tor— are not baubles, these are gifts not given for his— are not baubles, these are gifts not given for his own glory, but to eeretee— not given for his own glory, but to exercise for— not given for his own glory, but to exercise for the— not given for his own glory, but to exercise for the people , for to exercise for the people, for the— to exercise for the people, for the good— to exercise for the people, for the good tho— to exercise for the people, for the good and to— to exercise for the people, for the good and to serve god eeeehttotty— the good and to serve god essentially ,— the good and to serve god essentially , it— the good and to serve god essentially , it is all about essentially, it is all about eerwtee. — essentially, it is all about service. and— essentially, it is all about

service. and it's interesting that— service. and it's interesting that king— service. and it's interesting that king charles has altered ththee— that king charles has altered things because— that king charles has altered things because coronation eerwteee— things because coronation services have— things because coronation services have altered over the the— services have altered over the over the centuries. and he's hroueht— over the centuries. and he's hrouoht thre— over the centuries. and he's brought this in— over the centuries. and he's brought this in that it starts wtth— brought this in that it starts wtth eerwtee— brought this in that it starts with service us— brought this in that it starts with service us and this huetheee— with service us and this business about the oath, which is, business about the oath, which te, ot— business about the oath, which to, ot eouree— business about the oath, which is, of course, completely misunderstood- is, of course, completely misunderstood by critics, is ootuotty— misunderstood by critics, is oetuotty rt— misunderstood by critics, is actually it has— misunderstood by critics, is actually it has his fingerprints all actually it has his fingerprints ott oer— actually it has his fingerprints ott rt— actually it has his fingerprints all over it because he wants it to he— all over it because he wants it to be inclusive— all over it because he wants it to be inclusive .— all over it because he wants it to be inclusive . he wants the to be inclusive. he wants the heohte— to be inclusive. he wants the heorte hoe— to be inclusive. he wants the people who've come here to be teet— people who've come here to be teet thet— people who've come here to be teet that they— people who've come here to be feel that they are— people who've come here to be feel that they are part of the hottoh. — feel that they are part of the hottoh. how— feel that they are part of the nation. now, look, i was ten years— nation. now, look, i was ten years ott— nation. now, look, i was ten yeore ott ot— nation. now, look, i was ten years old at the— nation. now, look, i was ten years old at the last coronation. - years old at the last coronation. i- years old at the last coronation. i was ten. years old at the last- coronation. i was ten. is this years old at the last— coronation. i was ten. is this a bit coronation. i was ten. is this a htt where— coronation. i was ten. is this a bit where i'm supposed to go? no. surely you should know. you can't have been born. no, no, no, no. the point. point no, no. the point. the point ohout— no, no. the point. the point ohout-thot- no, no. the point. the point about-that country. the point. the point about that country , about it is, in that country, hero— about it is, in that country, we ot— about it is, in that country, we ot the— about it is, in that country, 99% of the population were whtte. — 99% of the population were whtte. how— 99% of the population were white. now now— 99% of the population were white. now now we have a very theree— white. now now we have a very diverse culture— white. now now we have a very diverse culture ,— white. now now we have a very diverse culture , different diverse culture, different country.— diverse culture, different country. this— diverse culture, different country. this city that we're etttthe— country. this city that we're etttthe th— country. this city that we're sitting in now— country. this city that we're sitting in now is— country. this city that we're sitting in now is one of the finest— sitting in now is one of the finest examples— sitting in now is one of the finest examples of an integrated eoetety— finest examples of an integrated eoetety. hou— finest examples of an integrated society. you will— finest examples of an integrated society. you will find anywhere in society. you will find anywhere th the— society. you will find anywhere th the worth. — society. you will find anywhere in the world. and— society. you will find anywhere in the world. and i think it's hot— in the world. and i think it's not yesterday's— in the world. and i think it's not yesterday's idea. throughout his not yesterday's idea. throughout he the— not yesterday's idea. throughout hte ttte ,— not yesterday's idea. throughout hte ttte , th— not yesterday's idea. throughout his life , if, as— not yesterday's idea. throughout his life , if, as prince charles, his life, if, as prince charles, rrthee— his life, if, as prince charles, the ot— his life, if, as prince charles, prince of wales— his life, if, as prince charles, prince of wales ,— his life, if, as prince charles, prince of wales , we saw prince

prince of wales, we saw prince chortee— prince of wales, we saw prince churtee oohe— prince of wales, we saw prince charles going to— prince of wales, we saw prince charles going to two mosques, going— charles going to two mosques, oohe to— charles going to two mosques, going to remotes— charles going to two mosques, going to temples , going to going to temples, going to ashrams, he— going to temples, going to ashrams, he wants everybody to teet— ashrams, he wants everybody to teet he — ashrams, he wants everybody to teet he to— ashrams, he wants everybody to teet he he trytho— ashrams, he wants everybody to feel he is trying to— ashrams, he wants everybody to feel he is trying to make it thetuetwe— feel he is trying to make it inclusive. _ feel he is trying to make it inclusive . and- feel he is trying to make it inclusive . 11“r: f feel he is trying to make it inclusive. “r: f inclusive. and actually, that is something we're going to be talking course of talking about over the course of this i you from this week as i join you from buckingham palace, till buckingham palace, three till 6 pm. every day this week pm. every single day this week for gb news, we build up to this coronation diverse motty of the ceremony caused ceremony that's caused controversy as well. controversy in itself as well. but you one thing, but i'll tell you one thing, though. a group though. there's a group of people that you're though. there's a group of peoplrto that you're though. there's a group of peoplrto be that you're though. there's a group of peoplrto be hearingiat you're though. there's a group of peoplrto be hearingiat yo very going to be hearing from very shortly to shortly who are so dedicated to this. camping out. this. they've been camping out. they're sick me they're going to be sick of me by the end of week because by the end of the week because i'll checking on them all i'll be checking in on them all the talking i'll be checking in on them all the celebrations talking i'll be checking in on them all the celebrations here lkinghow the celebrations here and how magnificent and the celebrations here and how magregalit and the celebrations here and how mag regal everything and the celebrations here and how magregal everything is, and the celebrations here and how magregal everything is, as nd the celebrations here and how magregal everything is, as we how regal everything is, as we build up to the coronation at the be said for the same can't be said for paris. unfortunate and you hate the same can't be said for pa see unfortunate and you hate the same can't be said for pa see it.:ortunate and you hate the same can't be said for pa see it. and iate and you hate the same can't be said for pa see it. and i'm and you hate the same can't be said for pa see it. and i'm going ou hate the same can't be said for pa see it. and i'm going to hate the same can't be said for pa see it. and i'm going to take to see it. and i'm going to take you over to paris quickly now, because apparently tensions are boiling over as police are clashing those clashing with protesters. those are live scenes paris. are live scenes from paris. i mean, contrast between where mean, the contrast between where i'm sitting and can see i'm sitting and what you can see there again, this is over there yet again, this is over not reforms, not just pension reforms, but it's about a perceived it's also about a perceived globalist agenda. and unhappiness about emmanuel macron . and what they

macron in general. and what they believe fundamental believe anyway, is a fundamental lack of democracy proper lack of democracy and proper rule in that country. so those are the scenes in france, riots in streets, police officers in the streets, police officers being injured, protesters being injured, smoke everywhere. well there we go. i think it's time we back to blighty, isn't we came back to blighty, isn't it? had enough it? people have had quite enough of happy time here of that. it's a happy time here in not? why not in britain. why not? why not revel that instead? there revel in that instead? so there we coronation we go. but look, the coronation isn't saturday, i was isn't until saturday, as i was saying, some of royal saying, but some of the royal family's big wokeist fans. and seriously wait till you meet this lot are already here. i am patrick christys on gb news news and

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of fair weather fans. yes. so there are five days to go now until the big event itself. but some royal super fans are already camping out on the mall. and i caught up with one of them a little bit earlier on. i am here with patrick and just fill us in, remind us where have you come from today? belfast in northern ireland. yeah. and why are northern ireland. yeah. and why you— northern ireland. yeah. and why you here— northern ireland. yeah. and why are you here today?— northern ireland. yeah. and why are you here today? _ northern ireland. yeah. and why are you here today? so- t : yeah. and why are you here today? :511j’ are you here today? so early? heeouee— are you here today? so early? heeue r— are you here today? so early? because i love— are you here today? so early? because i love the— are you here today? :511j’ because i love the royal are you here today? :511lyt?’ because i love the royal family ont— because i love the royal family the r— because i love the royal family the r rust— because i love the royal family and i just wanted— because i love the royal family and i just wanted to be soak up the atmosphere— and i just wanted to be soak up the atmosphere and meet all my trtehte— the atmosphere and meet all my trtehte thet— the atmosphere and meet all my friends that i've— the atmosphere and meet all my friends that i've met through the ye — friends that i've met through the years. and— friends that i've met through the years. and we're a the years. and just we're just a hoe— the years. and just we're just a otoee hhtt— the years. and just we're just a close knit sort— the years. and just we're just a close knit sort of— the years. and just we're just a close knit sort of community. hht— close knit sort of community. and r— close knit sort of community. and r ruet— close knit sort of community. and i just love— close knit sort of community. and i just love supporting the ttoyot— and i just love supporting the ttoyut rohtty— and i just love supporting the royal family and what does it to— royal family and what does it to-to— royal family and what does it mean to .to be _ royal family and what does it mean to to be here? �*15yt11“«. royal family and what does it mean to to be here? 151113 r:r1::r mean to you to be here? why do you tore— mean to you to be here? why do you tore-toye— mean to you to be here? why do you love royal family you love the royal family so much? it with diana, much? it started with diana, hrtheeee— much? it started with diana, hrtheeee ot— much? it started with diana, princess of wales,- 1.1rt.“7 it started with diana, princess of wales, it {1.17.“ it started with diana, princess of wales, it just princess of wales, and it just grew— princess of wales, and it just grew trorh — princess of wales, and it just grew from there. _ princess of wales, and it just grew from there. diana died grew from there. when diana died . wttttoh— grew from there. when diana died .wttttoh hht— grew from there. when diana died , william and harry— grew from there. when diana died , william and harry were only young— , william and harry were only young hht— , william and harry were only young the hurry— , william and harry were only young and harry was going on 13 and young and harry was going on 13 the hy— young and harry was going on 13 the my mummy— young and harry was going on 13 and my mummy was 13 when i died. so and my mummy was 13 when i died. so r— and my mummy was 13 when i died. so r eort— and my mummy was 13 when i died. so r eort ot— and my mummy was 13 when i died. so i sort of connected— and my mummy was 13 when i died. so i sort of connected my loss wtth— so i sort of connected my loss wtth her— so i sort of connected my loss with her loss— so i sort of connected my loss with her loss and— so i sort of connected my loss with her loss and it grew to extent— with her loss and it grew to extend the— with her loss and it grew to extend the royal family the late oueeh— extend the royal family the late oueeh hht— extend the royal family the late oueeh oht ruet— extend the royal family the late queen and just the history of

the hoyot— queen and just the history of the royal family— queen and just the history of the royal family and i just love euphortthg— the royal family and i just love euphortthg therh. — the royal family and i just love supporting them. 1 gig supporting them. absolutely. heth— supporting them. absolutely. well, i'm sure that they love you, supporting them as well. and i can see a little i can see a little smile on your face there because you have been recognised. i think, haven't you? yes i've met qatar . when you? yes i've met qatar. when was in belfast?— you? yes i've met qatar. when was in belfast? i— you? yes i've met qatar. when was in belfast? i got- you? yes i've met qatar. when was in belfast? i got to- 7 41:13 1 when was in belfast? i got to see cotherthe. — was in belfast? i got to see catherine. and— was in belfast? i got to see catherine. and how do we chat wtth— catherine. and how do we chat wtth her?— catherine. and how do we chat with her? and— catherine. and how do we chat with her? and i— catherine. and how do we chat with her? and i was telling her ohout— with her? and i was telling her ohout her— with her? and i was telling her about her group— with her? and i was telling her about her group and she said the hoeewort— about her group and she said the password regards— about her group and she said the password regards and all and she hadr— password regards and all and she hot. ehe— password regards and all and she hot. ehe hhew— password regards and all and she had, she knew what what i was toththg— had, she knew what what i was talking about. _ had, she knew what what i was talking about. this- had, she knew what what i was talking about. 1“ talking about. this is the kensington palace. yeah and dunng kensington palace. yeah and during covet prince “gait“ 1 4 and during covet prince william was there— during covet prince william was there oh— during covet prince william was there on he— during covet prince william was there on his own— during covet prince william was there on his own and i was the ohty— there on his own and i was the ohty one— there on his own and i was the ohty — there on his own and i was the ohty hht— there on his own and i was the only one. and the— there on his own and i was the only one. 1 d only one. and the change the route so he could give me a wee wave on the way past and so that was magical . and i went to was magical. and i went to dubun was magical. and i went to dublin when william and catherine were there and i was close to them in belfast. so i've seen them in a lot of occasions up close . but it was occasions up close. but it was lovely. just speaking to catherine for a few minutes and she was very warm. so if you had

a she was very warm. so if you had o ttttte — she was very warm. so if you had a little message— she was very warm. so if you had a little message for— she was very warm. so if you had a little message for the- r:1«r so if you had a little message for the king heeouee— a little message for the king heeouee the— a little message for the king because the king, the king tetthttety— because the king, the king definitely watches gb news oh, ohoy. — definitely watches gb news oh, ohoy. so— definitely watches gb news oh, ohoy. so he— definitely watches gb news oh, okay. so he will— definitely watches gb news oh, okay. so he will see this. i wtt— okay. so he will see this. i will personally— okay. so he will see this. i will personally make sure that hthg— will personally make sure that hthg chortee— will personally make sure that king charles sees— will personally make sure that king charles sees this. what woutt— king charles sees this. what woutt you— king charles sees this. what woutt you ety— king charles sees this. what would you say to him? : would you say to him? i would say— would you say to him? i would say wer— would you say to him? i would say rt— would you say to him? i would say tt ott— would you say to him? i would say wear it all your life, sir. and you've great teacher and you've had a great teacher and mother, the late and your your mother, the late queen and she has you queen and she has prepared you for moment, whole for this moment, your whole life. for you to life. and it's time for you to shine. and you have queen camilla by your side to support you. and it's time to dedicate your life, which we are. it's so long to do . and we're here to long to do. and we're here to support you and the whole country is behind you. and we just love the royal family and it's best of britain . oh, you've it's best of britain. oh, you've nearly it's best of britain. oh, you've heorty hrought— it's best of britain. oh, you've nearly brought a— it's best of britain. oh, you've nearly brought a tear- it's best of britain. oh, you've nearly brought a tear to- a 1“ oh, you've nearly brought a tear to my eye here.— nearly brought a tear to my eye here. that— nearly brought a tear to my eye here. that was— nearly brought a tear to my eye here. that was absolutely wonderful. _ here. that was absolutely wonderful. t here. that was absolutely- wonderful. love the royal family and coming from northern ireland, we're there's so many divides and me being from the nationalist sort of side, it's great when the queen came, even

when the late queen came to in ireland and the republic of ireland and the republic of ireland , even people from both ireland, even people from both sides of community could see her, the queen and the prince of wales were both wanting to promote peace in the island of ireland , and the prince of wales ireland, and the prince of wales came with lord mountbatten, had been assassinated at and he really wanted to open a friendship between these two islands. and it's very important that— islands. and it's very important that we— islands. and it's very important that we the— islands. and it's very important that we live in— islands. and it's very important that we live in a— : and it's very important that we live in a peaceful eoetety— that we live in a peaceful eootety . — that we live in a peaceful society . and— that we live in a peaceful society . and i- that we live in a peaceful society . 1 “r: 11“ that we live in a peaceful society . 1 rt.51“ 1r: society. and i can see you're helping to represent that with the flags that you've got on display here, here, and i have the republic of ireland flag. i have the union jack, i have the hohhere r— have the union jack, i have the banners. i have— have the union jack, i have the banners. i have everything, heeteotty— banners. i have everything, hoeteottylr— banners. i have everything, basically. i think it's basically. but i think it's thhortoht— basically. but i think it'sj important—the important to support the good trttoy—oht- important to support the good friday—and the- important to support the good friday and the royal friday agreement and the royal torhtty—o- friday agreement and the royal torhtty—o htg- friday agreement and the royal family—a big role. friday agreement and the royal family a big role in family have played a big role in that— family have played a big role in that .— family have played a big role in that . heth— family have played a big role in that . yeah well,— family have played a big role in that . yeah well, you hear loads that. yeah well, you hear loads more from the— that. yeah well, you hear loads more from the other patrick at the hotoee— more from the other patrick at the palace throughout the course of the palace throughout the course ot the— the palace throughout the course ot thte ehow— the palace throughout the course of this show and— the palace throughout the course of this show and indeed well, of this show and indeed as well, ohother— of this show and indeed as well, another they— of this show and indeed as well, another lady who's— of this show and indeed as well, another lady who's sat next to htrh — another lady who's sat next to htrh hou— another lady who's sat next to him. you might— another lady who's sat next to him. you might have- another lady who's sat next to him. 4ir. g“ 1g him. you might have just caught a their called a glimpse of their called marie and very enough and marie was very kind enough to have a look in all of to let me have a look in all of the camping gear they've the camping gear that they've got. returning

got. so we'll be returning to those wonderful, true british royalists in the show royalists later on in the show and we'll see what the extent to which they're going to in order to have to camp out here for five days. but really don't five days. but they really don't care. but anyway, coming up we'll ahead of the we'll have lots ahead of the coronation later on the coronation later on in the show. but lots as you but there's lots more, as you can screens right can see on your screens right there. going be there. now, we're going to be talking nurses who've talking about some nurses who've gone on strike and these include intensive nurses and cancer intensive care nurses and cancer nurses well. is that immoral nurses as well. is that immoral or do you back it? and as well, i will discuss plans to stop convicted terrorists from delivering sermons to other inmates in prison. so there we go. i can't believe they were ever allowed to do that. but that apparently is modern britain, right now, though, headunes britain, right now, though, headlines rory . thank you, headlines with rory. thank you, patrick. the latest from the newsroom an _ rte: the latest from the newsroom an additional flight for newsroom an additional flight tor hrttteh— newsroom an additional flight for british nationals fleeing sutur— for british nationals fleeing sutoh te— for british nationals fleeing sudan is expected to take off the— sudan is expected to take off this afternoon.— sudan is expected to take off this afternoon. the deadline to teeth— this afternoon. the deadline to reach the— this afternoon. the deadline to reach the airport— this afternoon. the deadline to reach the airport for those ettgthte—

reach the airport for those eligible for— reach the airport for those eligible for the- reach the airport for those eligible for the flight passed the— eligible for the flight passed thte horhthg— eligible for the flight passed this morning .— eligible for the flight passed this morning . over 2000 people this morning. over 2000 people on ze— this morning. over 2000 people on ze tttghte— this morning. over 2000 people on 23 flights have— this morning. over 2000 people on 23 flights have been evacuated _ on 23 flights have been evacuated so- on 23 flights have been evacuated so far, but more than hoo— evacuated so far, but more than rooo hrttteh— evacuated so far, but more than 1000 british passport holders mav— 1000 british passport holders hey rerhoth— 1000 british passport holders may remain. sudan's army and the rhet— may remain. sudan's army and the rival paramilitary— may remain. sudan's army and the rival paramilitary force say they— rival paramilitary force say they wtt— rival paramilitary force say they will extend a ceasefire for a they will extend a ceasefire for o turther— they will extend a ceasefire for a further seven— they will extend a ceasefire for a further seven arnie two hours, whteh— a further seven arnie two hours, whtoh we— a further seven arnie two hours, which was originally due to end trom— which was originally due to end tom the— which was originally due to end from this evening— which was originally due to end from this evening . the general from this evening. the general eeoretory— from this evening. the general eeeretory ot— from this evening. the general secretary of the— from this evening. the general secretary of the royal college of secretary of the royal college ot hurethg — secretary of the royal college of nursing has— secretary of the royal college of nursing has urged the health secretory— of nursing has urged the health secretory hot— of nursing has urged the health secretary not to _ of nursing has urged the health secretary not to be disrespectful to nurses amid thetr— disrespectful to nurses amid thetrhtggeet— disrespectful to nurses amid their biggest strike to date . their biggest strike to date. hot— their biggest strike to date. pat collins— their biggest strike to date. pat collins comments come as stewe— pat collins comments come as stewe heretoy— pat collins comments come as steve barclay said, their ohgothg— steve barclay said, their ongoing industry action was premature— ongoing industry action was premature oe— ongoing industry action was premature as other trade unions meet— premature as other trade unions meet to— premature as other trade unions meet to tteeuee— premature as other trade unions meet to discuss the government's pay meet to discuss the government's hey otter— meet to discuss the government's pay offer tomorrow _ meet to discuss the government's pay offer tomorrow .— meet to discuss the government's pay offer tomorrow . while staff pay offer tomorrow. while staff in pay offer tomorrow. while staff he emergehey— pay offer tomorrow. while staff in emergency departments and thtehehe— in emergency departments and thtehehe eoe— in emergency departments and intensive care units and cancer hegoh— intensive care units and cancer care began their— intensive care units and cancer care began their 28 hour strike oettoh— care began their 28 hour strike action yesterday— care began their 28 hour strike action yesterday ,— care began their 28 hour strike action yesterday , which ends action yesterday, which ends tontght— action yesterday, which ends tonight. meanwhile in france, wotehoe— tonight. meanwhile in france, violence has— tonight. meanwhile in france, violence has erupted during the trottttohot— violence has erupted during the traditional may— violence has erupted during the traditional may day labour more-h — traditional may day labour march. you're— traditional may day labour march. you're looking at live

scenes in the— march. you're looking at live scenes in the capital where you hottee— scenes in the capital where you can see police clashing with proteetere— can see police clashing with protesters in— can see police clashing with protesters in paris . tear can see police clashing with protesters in paris. tear gas is hethg— protesters in paris. tear gas is hethg ueet— protesters in paris. tear gas is hethg ueet oh— protesters in paris. tear gas is being used on the— protesters in paris. tear gas is being used on the streets. and eortter— being used on the streets. and earlier bikes— being used on the streets. and earlier bikes were _ being used on the streets. and earlier bikes were set on fire. they-re— earlier bikes were set on fire. they're protesting after french hreetteht— they're protesting after french president emmanuel macron forced through— president emmanuel macron forced through o— president emmanuel macron forced through u change— president emmanuel macron forced through a change to pension towe— through a change to pension towe rotethg— through a change to pension laws, raising the— through a change to pension laws, raising the age of retirement— laws, raising the age of retirement by- laws, raising the age of retirement by two years to 64. as retirement by two years to 64. he the — retirement by two years to 64. as the government argues it's needed— as the government argues it's needed tor— as the government argues it's needed for financial stability. hut— needed for financial stability. hut uhtohe— needed for financial stability. but unions say— needed for financial stability. but unions say the money can be round— but unions say the money can be touht through— but unions say the money can be found through other measures . as found through other measures. as tormer— found through other measures. as tormer us— found through other measures. as former us president donald trump has former us president donald trump hoe orrtwet— former us president donald trump hoe orrhet th— former us president donald trump has arrived in scotland saying, it's has arrived in scotland saying, he greet— has arrived in scotland saying, he great to— has arrived in scotland saying, it's great to be— has arrived in scotland saying, it's great to be home as he tohtet— it's great to be home as he tohtet th— it's great to be home as he landed in aberdeen in his hrtwote— landed in aberdeen in his hrtwote ret— landed in aberdeen in his private jet and— landed in aberdeen in his private jet and was met by two ethere— private jet and was met by two there o— private jet and was met by two there o ret— private jet and was met by two pipers, a red carpet and a ten wehtote— pipers, a red carpet and a ten vehicle motorcade . he'll be vehicle motorcade. he'll be opehthg— vehicle motorcade. he'll be ohehthg o— vehicle motorcade. he'll be opening a second golf course at many— opening a second golf course at many eetote— opening a second golf course at many eetote th— opening a second golf course at many estate in the— opening a second golf course at many estate in the north—east of the country. — many estate in the north—east of the country. ute— many estate in the north—east of the country. his last— many estate in the north—east of the country. his last visit there— the country. his last visit there we— the country. his last visit there was in— the country. his last visit there was in 2018 when he was in otttee— there was in 2018 when he was in otttoe .— there was in 2018 when he was in otttoe . he— there was in 2018 when he was in office . he will— there was in 2018 when he was in office . he will then— there was in 2018 when he was in office . he will then visit office. he will then visit ehother— office. he will then visit another course he owns in dunbeg on remote— another course he owns in dunbeg on ireland's west— another course he owns in dunbeg on ireland's west coast. tv ohtthe— on ireland's west coast. tv ohtthe heth— on ireland's west coast. tv online dab+ radio and on tune

in. online dab+ radio and on tune h. the— online dab+ radio and on tune h. thte te— online dab+ radio and on tune h. thte te .— in. this is. gb news tenet— in. this is. gb news tapped into- in. this is. gb news tapped into the struggles of the heohte— tapped into the struggles of the heohte ee— tapped into the struggles of the people are wonderful. afternoon, _ people are wonderful. afternoon, everybody. it's patrick christie's here at buckingham palace . what a time buckingham palace. what a time for a fantastic show. but don't forget, we'll have lots more ahead of this coronation from right here at buckingham palace. all the through until 6 pm. all the way through until 6 pm. but it couldn't just be royal stuff, could it? i want to talk about some of today's other big stories and for the first time, nursing staff from emergency departments such as intensive care and also cancer care have gone on strike. thousands of striking workers from the royal college of nursing held a big rally and a big march in central london today. other trade unions are also meeting tomorrow to discuss the government's pay

offer. and health secretary steve barclay said ongoing industrial action by the royal college of nursing was premature and disrespectful. but i want to know what you all think at home. gb views of gbnews.uk my sense is that potentially the public opinion is turning against the nurses that are out on strike now. i've seen huge swathes of them to pay offer them except to pay offer and when comes down to things when it comes down to things like intensive care wards and cancer treatment , those cancer treatment, those absolutely, utterly vital elements our nursing sector , elements of our nursing sector, is it absolutely immoral that people, nurses go on strike? i'm joined now by julia taylor, who is a psychiatric nurse. julia, thank you very much for joining me. i'm just going to ask straight away , it doesn't look straight away, it doesn't look to me like you're strike. why to me like you're on strike. why not? and you might not think i'm on strike. i'm actually it's a hehh— on strike. i'm actually it's a hehh hotttey— on strike. i'm actually it's a bank holiday-i- 1“ i'm actually it's a bank holiday i don't bank holiday and i don't hormetty— bank holiday and i don't normally work on a bank holiday heuee— normally work on a bank holiday heeeuee-e— normally work on a bank holiday because a community nurse. because i'm a community nurse. hut— because i'm a community nurse. hut r— because i'm a community nurse. hut r woutt— because i'm a community nurse. hut r woutt he— because i'm a community nurse. but i would be on— because i'm a community nurse. but i would be on strike. and i eete— but i would be on strike. and i said, remember— but i would be on strike. and i said, remember at— but i would be on strike. and i said, remember at the very hegtmthg— said, remember at the very hegtmthg r— said, remember at the very beginning i spoke with you and i eert— beginning i spoke with you and i eett to— beginning i spoke with you and i eett to you— beginning i spoke with you and i said to you, listen— beginning i spoke with you and i said to you, listen ,— beginning i spoke with you and i said to you, listen , i'm not said to you, listen, i'm not going— said to you, listen, i'm not

gothg oh— said to you, listen, i'm not going on strike— said to you, listen, i'm not going on strike because , well, going on strike because, well, we tooh— going on strike because, well, we tooh greety— going on strike because, well, we look greedy sadly. and it's tmmoret— we look greedy sadly. and it's tmmoret ehe— we look greedy sadly. and it's immoral and it's— we look greedy sadly. and it's immoral and it's quite difficult to he— immoral and it's quite difficult to he tetr— immoral and it's quite difficult to be fair, that— immoral and it's quite difficult to be fair, that moral. covid ehe— to be fair, that moral. covid me the— to be fair, that moral. covid and the care— to be fair, that moral. covid and the care nurses. but if emteroh— and the care nurses. but if omicron strike. - and the care nurses. but if omicron strike. 1g“ and the care nurses. but if omicron strike. 1 g“ omicron strike. all right, i'm just going to cut in, julia. i'm afraid . i'm really sorry about afraid. i'm really sorry about this, but unfortunately , you're this, but unfortunately, you're cutting in and out, so. and i want to do what have to say. want to do what you have to say. justice. it's right, justice. so if it's all right, what is come away, what i'll do is i'll come away, and then i'll come back to you. but me know what all but let me know what you all think home it comes to think at home when it comes to all that stuff. i think all of that stuff. i think initially the polls said that there 80 odd% support there was around 80 odd% support for strike. then for nurses going on strike. then there on the there was a pay offer put on the table around 5% mark plus there was a pay offer put on the tablyou around 5% mark plus there was a pay offer put on the tablyou wantid 5% mark plus there was a pay offer put on the tablyou want to 5% mark plus there was a pay offer put on the tablyou want to calls% mark plus there was a pay offer put on the tablyou want to call it mark plus there was a pay offer put on the tablyou want to call it aiark plus there was a pay offer put on the tablyou want to call it a cash 3lus a if you want to call it a cash offer, a backdated payment, you could say for the that's could say for the year that's gone it of somewhere gone before it of somewhere in the region of around £1,600. and then a lot of nurses accepted that other that offer and a lot of other nhs as but then nhs staff did as well. but then since we've seen is since then what we've seen is something i remember something that, if i remember

rightly, promised would rightly, we were promised would not be happening at the start. people in intensive care units, people delivering much needed cancer wouldn't go on cancer care wouldn't go on strike. well now they are and does that change opinion? does that change your opinion? i wonder or not the tide wonder whether or not the tide will actually and it's will turn. actually and it's horrible say it because these horrible to say it because these people do so much and save people do so much good and save so people's lives. but can so many people's lives. but can they maybe be wrong on this issue? they be morally issue? can they maybe be morally wrong on issue? julia, i wrong on this issue? julia, i believe can bring you back in believe i can bring you back in now. now, you psychiatric now. now, you are a psychiatric nurse. i'm going just nurse. i'm going to just get straight would nurse. i'm going to just get strairespond would nurse. i'm going to just get strairespond to would nurse. i'm going to just get strairespond to people would nurse. i'm going to just get strairespond to people wh01ld you respond to people who say that walk of an that if you walk out of an intensive you are intensive care unit, you are actually behaving immorally and in borderline in fact, maybe it's borderline evil? yeah, it does look immoral. i'll be honest. it does tooh— immoral. i'll be honest. it does look immoral. _ i'll be honest. it does look immoral. however, quite otteh— look immoral. however, quite otteh the— look immoral. however, quite often the work— look immoral. however, quite often the work short on those hht— often the work short on those htht ot— often the work short on those kind of units— often the work short on those kind of units and— often the work short on those kind of units and they're eetuetty— kind of units and they're actually not— kind of units and they're actually not just risking the pettehte— actually not just risking the patients, they're risking their heth— patients, they're risking their hem thetr— patients, they're risking their pain, their own— patients, they're risking their pain, their own pain to work. as a pain, their own pain to work. as e you hete— pain, their own pain to work. as a nurse, you have to have a pin humerh— a nurse, you have to have a pin humerh ehe— a nurse, you have to have a pin number and you're— a nurse, you have to have a pin number and you're quite easily eoutt— number and you're quite easily eoutt toee— number and you're quite easily could lose that— number and you're quite easily could lose that pin. if you do eomeththg— could lose that pin. if you do something wrong. and when you're etreeeet— something wrong. and when you're etreeeet ehe— something wrong. and when you're stressed and when— something wrong. and when you're stressed and when there's not enough— stressed and when there's not enough eteth— stressed and when there's not enough staff, it's— stressed and when there's not enough staff, it's quite

difficult— enough staff, it's quite difficult and- enough staff, it's quite difficult and it's very, very etreeetut— difficult and it's very, very etreeetut .— difficult and it's very, very stressful . but— difficult and it's very, very stressful . but when there's stressful. but when there's a tutt— stressful. but when there's a tutt mount— stressful. but when there's a full amount of— stressful. but when there's a full amount of staff, it's much hetteu— full amount of staff, it's much hetter. ho— full amount of staff, it's much hetter. so th— full amount of staff, it's much better. so in actual fact, every ethgte— better. so in actual fact, every ethgte tey— better. so in actual fact, every ethgte tey thet— better. so in actual fact, every single day that nurses are at worh— single day that nurses are at worh. they-re— single day that nurses are at work, they're quite often puttthg— work, they're quite often putting their— work, they're quite often putting their pin at risk. and thet-e— putting their pin at risk. and thet-e gutte— putting their pin at risk. and that's quite a— putting their pin at risk. and that's quite a frightening thing when— that's quite a frightening thing when you— that's quite a frightening thing when you think— that's quite a frightening thing when you think about it. we've got— when you think about it. we've got to— when you think about it. we've we've got to train— when you think about it. we've we've got to train for three yeere— we've got to train for three yeere ehe— we've got to train for three years and it's— we've got to train for three years and it's not i do . 4 years and it's not i do. yeah, i do years and it's not i do. yeah, i to three— years and it's not i do. yeah, i do wonder, julia, i'm just going to i'm just going to come in there because i understand that from a purely financial perspective that nurses will be putting at putting some of their own pay at risk clearly risk with a hope clearly of getting going getting better pay going forward. but in the short term, if you're a patient who say just suffered from a heart attack or you're someone who's just suffered some kind of catastrophic and suffered some kind of cata are phic and suffered some kind of cata are ph intensive and suffered some kind of cata are ph intensive care and suffered some kind of cataare ph intensive care and you are in intensive care and you are in intensive care and you will not be able to get the standard care that standard of nursing care that you frankly , as taxpayer you frankly, as a taxpayer may well expect in this country, then think you've got a right then i think you've got a right to be angry. and i wonder whether not there's a risk whether or not there's a risk really of the nurses really here of the nurses turning the public them. turning the public against them. well, got

well, of course, they've got a rtght— well, of course, they've got a rtght-ehgry.— well, of course, they've got a rtght-ehgry. r- well, of course, they've got a right angry. i would be right to be angry. i would be ehgry— right to be angry. i would be ehgrylr— right to be angry. i would be ehgrylr went— right to be angry. i would be angry i went into hospital angry if i went into hospital eho— angry if i went into hospital ehe-get— angry if i went into hospital and get treatment and couldn't get treatment that i and couldn't get treatment that r—wttt- and couldn't get treatment thati r—wttt rrohehty i needed. but that will probably hehheh—heete- i needed. but that will probably happen basis anyway. happen on a daily basis anyway. it happen on a daily basis anyway. rt toeeh-t— happen on a daily basis anyway. it doesn't-whether- it doesn't matter whether we're on it doesn't matter whether we're oh-or— it doesn't matter whether we're oh-or hot.— it doesn't matter whether we're on-or not,-fair,- on strike or not, to be fair, hut— on strike or not, to be fair, hut trythg— on strike or not, to be fair, hut trythg to— on strike or not, to be fair, but trying to get the message out there— but trying to get the message out there .— but trying to get the message out there . it's— but trying to get the message out there . it's not just about out there. it's not just about pav— out there. it's not just about hey ehe— out there. it's not just about hey me the— out there. it's not just about hey me the h— out there. it's not just about pay and the 5. great. the bonus tehutoue— pay and the 5. great. the bonus tehutoue. hut— pay and the 5. great. the bonus fabulous. but how— pay and the 5. great. the bonus fabulous. but how is that going to ettreee— fabulous. but how is that going to address recruitment and retehttoh— to address recruitment and retention when— to address recruitment and retention when it's not happening?- retention when it's not happening? and if we don't get more nurses into— happening? and if we don't get more nurses into the profession thet— more nurses into the profession thet were— more nurses into the profession thet gothg— more nurses into the profession that we're going to lose nurses in that we're going to lose nurses th the— that we're going to lose nurses in the altogether— that we're going to lose nurses in the altogether .— that we're going to lose nurses in the altogether . so that's in the altogether. so that's the. — in the altogether. so that's the. cm— in the altogether. so that's the. cm r— in the altogether. so that's the. can i just— in the altogether. so that's the. can i just be- in the altogether. so that's the. 112511“ 1r:51ccg in the altogether. so that's- the. can i just be really honest with you about this? that's one element of these strikes that i've i've i've always struggled to understand this element of the is about the the strikes, which is about the recruitment side of because recruitment side of it, because then i do hear like, oh, then i do hearjulia like, oh, well, really matter if well, it won't really matter if well, it won't really matter if we there'll we go on strike because there'll be fill be other people there to fill the to me the void, which implies to me that is possibly enough that there is possibly enough staffing . i know there's a lot staffing. i know there's a lot of overtime but also of overtime involved, but also could argued that the could it not be argued that the people who are out on strike and the people who are really desperately our and desperately slamming our nhs and

telling it's telling us that it's a catastrophe time, catastrophe all the time, they're not exactly doing a great job for getting to great job for getting people to want come in are want to come and work in it. are they? but what else is they? well, no, but what else is there, though? i mean, what else can there, though? i mean, what else we to— there, though? i mean, what else we to ehert— there, though? i mean, what else can we do apart from— there, though? i mean, what else can we do apart from try- 1“r:1r: 37 i mean, what else can we do apart from try and etueete— can we do apart from try and educate people— can we do apart from try and educate people and let people hhow— educate people and let people hhow there-e— educate people and let people know there's not— educate people and let people know there's not enough nurses , know there's not enough nurses, there-e— know there's not enough nurses, there-e soooo— know there's not enough nurses, there's 50,000 nurses short and thet-e— there's 50,000 nurses short and thet-e the— there's 50,000 nurses short and that's the problem.— there's 50,000 nurses short and that's the problem. and there's hoththg— that's the problem. and there's hoththg to— that's the problem. and there's hoththg to try— that's the problem. and there's nothing to try and— that's the problem. and there's nothing to try and encourage peohte— nothing to try and encourage heohte to— nothing to try and encourage heohte to etey— nothing to try and encourage people to stay in— nothing to try and encourage people to stay in the nursing proteeetoh— people to stay in the nursing rroteeetoh or— people to stay in the nursing profession or want more than enythhg— profession or want more than ehyththg. moe— profession or want more than anything, more than any pay rise . to— anything, more than any pay rise . to he— anything, more than any pay rise . to he tetr— anything, more than any pay rise . to be fair, personally , i just . to be fair, personally, i just went— . to be fair, personally, i just went them— . to be fair, personally, i just want them to— . to be fair, personally, i just want them to do— . to be fair, personally, i just want them to do something about the recruitment— want them to do something about the recruitment and retention so there-t— the recruitment and retention so there-t he— the recruitment and retention so there'd be more— the recruitment and retention so there'd be more nurses because every— there'd be more nurses because every ethgte— there'd be more nurses because every ethgte worh— there'd be more nurses because every single work with agency ehe— every single work with agency me you— every single work with agency me you eh— every single work with agency and you can bet— every single work with agency and you can bet your bottom totter— and you can bet your bottom totter thet— and you can bet your bottom dollar that the— and you can bet your bottom dollar that the shifts where they-re— dollar that the shifts where they-re hot— dollar that the shifts where they're not working on the cancer wards— they're not working on the cancer wards ,— they're not working on the cancer wards , the gaps will be cancer wards, the gaps will be three— cancer wards, the gaps will be ttttet hy— cancer wards, the gaps will be filled by private— cancer wards, the gaps will be filled by private nurses , which filled by private nurses, which is filled by private nurses, which te whet— filled by private nurses, which is what normally— filled by private nurses, which is what normally happens anyway . hht— is what normally happens anyway . hht they-re— is what normally happens anyway . and they're getting sometimes three— . and they're getting sometimes three ttmee— . and they're getting sometimes three times more— . and they're getting sometimes three times more than us, and we hete— three times more than us, and we hewe to— three times more than us, and we hewe to tetr— three times more than us, and we have to tell them— three times more than us, and we have to tell them what to do. somettmee— have to tell them what to do. sometimes james mind i'm not eeythg— sometimes james mind i'm not eeythg thet— sometimes james mind i'm not eeythg thet the— sometimes james mind i'm not saying that the private nurses ooh-t— saying that the private nurses toh-t hhow— saying that the private nurses don't know-to - saying that the private nurses don't know to and saying that the private nurses- don't know-to i and i must don't know what to do and i must mehe— don't know what to do and i must meeeh-hoeuee- don't know what to do and i must make-becausellot- don't know what to do and i must make-becausellot ofi make that clear because a lot of them — make that clear because a lot of them -tt-e— make that clear because a lot of

them-tt-e gutte- them do. but it's quite difficult— them do. but it's quite difficult and- them do. but it's quite difficult and you know, are thoee— difficult and you know, are those conditions . we don't know those conditions. we don't know who— those conditions. we don't know who gothg— those conditions. we don't know who we're going to— those conditions. we don't know who we're going to be working wtth. — who we're going to be working wtth. so. — who we're going to be working wtth. so. hhew— who we're going to be working with. so. 113145; who we're going to be working with. so. okay, julia, thank. thank you . yeah. thank you very thank you. yeah. thank you very much . julia, look, it's been much. julia, look, it's been great to chat to you again and good luck to you. julia. there who is a psychiatric nurse, and i do expect a lot of you will be getting in off back of getting in touch off the back of this gb views at news .uk this gb views at gb news .uk deeply sympathetic , of course, deeply sympathetic, of course, the out there struggling deeply sympathetic, of course, the the out there struggling deeply sympathetic, of course, the the costt there struggling deeply sympathetic, of course, the the cost of here struggling deeply sympathetic, of course, the the cost of living:ruggling with the cost of living crisis. there question of there can be no question of that. that that. and i know that traditionally there issue traditionally there is an issue when to how else are when it comes to how else are you you want you going to get what you want financially unless you withdraw your labour. but question your labour. but the question mark drawing mark here is if you're drawing your labour means that people unfortunately , then is that unfortunately die, then is that morally and i can't morally justified? and i can't help but wonder whether or not the the the tide will turn from the british public if indeed they do start increase excess start to see increase excess deaths we seem to be seeing deaths as we seem to be seeing throughout single strike throughout every single strike so far. moving on, though, convicted terrorists will be blocked giving sermons, blocked from giving sermons, believe in prison. so believe it or not, in prison. so i was amazed that they were already doing it. but i shouldn't really be amazed by anything anymore. it's a bid to

end extremism prisons. end extremism in prisons. i'm not it not sure it'll work, but hey, it will a star. but as you can will be a star. but as you can see as well, i will doing see as well, i will be doing a lot our lot more coverage from our coronation people coronation speaking to people who here, who are lining the streets here, the waving, the public the flags are waving, the public is people are is getting excited. people are already their already camping out in their droves. i'm patrick christys on

on gb news, the people's. channel so- channel so this will channel- so this will be chemet— so this will be something that we wtt— so this will be something that we wttt he— so this will be something that we will be examining as welcome heth— we will be examining as welcome back wonderful— we will be examining as welcome back wonderful people to this tehteetto— back wonderful people to this fantastic setting— back wonderful people to this fantastic setting here at buckingham _ fantastic setting here at buckingham palace. \11f.1�*11t1cc fantastic setting here at— buckingham palace. now, we'll be with you every single day this week. three until 6 pm. as we build up for the coronation. a truly momentous day in british history . and, well, i'm joined history. and, well, i'm joined by a man who just about remembers the last one is michael cole. will be with me throughout the course of this show, on and now, look, show, on and off. now, look, last time we spoke about last time we spoke a bit about the oath, we? and you the oath, didn't we? and you made point made a really interesting point because right because believe it or not, right on cue . okay. i had to just cut on cue. okay. i had to just cut in and go to go to some

in and go to some go to some riots in paris. i mean, it will be news if it wasn't be more news if it wasn't rioting paris, wouldn't rioting in paris, wouldn't there? in light the there? but in light of my the french are revolting french are truly revolting headune french are truly revolting headline not yet come headline which is not yet come up screen. you made a up on the screen. you made a really key which i think really key point which i think is tend to be is that monarchies tend to be better, don't they, than republics? in the world republics? well in the world there are 149 republics and there are 149 republics and there are 149 republics and there are 43. monarchy is an. hht— there are 43. monarchy is an. ant tt— there are 43. monarchy is an. ant t r— there are 43. monarchy is an. ant t r gu— there are 43. monarchy is an. ant t r ttt e— there are 43. monarchy is an. and if i did a little- c1“r:1r: 511r: 41:5 monarchy is an. and if i did a little test with you— and if i did a little test with you eho— and if i did a little test with you me eert— and if i did a little test with you and said which country would you and said which country would you preter— you and said which country would you preter to— you and said which country would you preter to he— you and said which country would you prefer to be in— you and said which country would you prefer to be in morocco or htgerte— you prefer to be in morocco or htgerte .— you prefer to be in morocco or algeria , jordan— you prefer to be in morocco or algeria , jordan or— you prefer to be in morocco or algeria , jordan or syria , japan algeria, jordan or syria, japan orchthe— algeria, jordan or syria, japan or three to— algeria, jordan or syria, japan or china to denmark or lithuania to t— or china to denmark or lithuania to t you— or china to denmark or lithuania to tt you thoee— or china to denmark or lithuania to if you chose the— or china to denmark or lithuania to if you chose the first of thoee— to if you chose the first of thoee two — to if you chose the first of those two choices, you chose a moherehy— those two choices, you chose a moherehy oer— those two choices, you chose a moherehy e— those two choices, you chose a monarchy over a republic and moherohtee— monarchy over a republic and monarchies tend— monarchy over a republic and monarchies tend to be happier tente— monarchies tend to be happier tehte eho— monarchies tend to be happier lands and there's— monarchies tend to be happier lands and there's nothing thtrthete— lands and there's nothing intrinsic hinckley more modern ehout— intrinsic hinckley more modern ehout e— intrinsic hinckley more modern about a republic— intrinsic hinckley more modern about a republic .— intrinsic hinckley more modern about a republic . when the about a republic. when the rehuhttee— about a republic. when the rehuhttoe ot— about a republic. when the republics of ancient rome became corrupt.— republics of ancient rome became eorruht. they— republics of ancient rome became corrupt, they ditched them and they— corrupt, they ditched them and they rehteeet— corrupt, they ditched them and they replaced them with a moherohy. — they replaced them with a monarchy. so _ they replaced them with a monarchy. so republicanism is a herteetty—

monarchy. so republicanism is a perfectly respectable point of wew— perfectly respectable point of hut— perfectly respectable point of view, but actually , when you view, but actually, when you tooh— view, but actually, when you tooh et— view, but actually, when you tooh et the— view, but actually, when you look at the proof, it's not in the— look at the proof, it's not in the rutthg— look at the proof, it's not in the pudding. it's— look at the proof, it's not in the pudding. it's missing . and the pudding. it's missing. and when— the pudding. it's missing. and when we— the pudding. it's missing. and when we saw those terrible htoturee— when we saw those terrible hteturee ot— when we saw those terrible pictures of paris— when we saw those terrible pictures of paris , everybody, pictures of paris, everybody, vou— pictures of paris, everybody, you hhow.— pictures of paris, everybody, you hhow. they— pictures of paris, everybody, you know, they say everybody's got thetr— you know, they say everybody's got thetr ow— you know, they say everybody's got their own city.— you know, they say everybody's got their own city. and paris heuee— got their own city. and paris because people _ got their own city. and paris because people love going there . it because people love going there . rt eotuetty— because people love going there . it actually breaks— because people love going there . it actually breaks my heart to thet. — . it actually breaks my heart to thet. hht— . it actually breaks my heart to see that. and there you are . see that. and there you are. hete— see that. and there you are. hewe the— see that. and there you are. have the original rebels hteetohery— have the original rebels missionary republic. there it is. missionary republic. there it re. hht— missionary republic. there it re. and there— missionary republic. there it is. and there are— missionary republic. there it is. and there are people rioting in is. and there are people rioting th the— is. and there are people rioting in the streets— is. and there are people rioting in the streets and— is. and there are people rioting in the streets and that is heartbreaking. and you know, theee— heartbreaking. and you know, theee ee— heartbreaking. and you know, these are live— heartbreaking. and you know, these are live pictures actually . hteheet. — these are live pictures actually . hteheet. so— these are live pictures actually , michael. so these- these are live pictures actually , michael. 51r: c , michael. so these are live pictures now . this is some of pictures now. this is some of the other big news of the day. obviously it can't all just be royal stuff. there an royal stuff. but there was an interesting link here, isn't there, we build up for the there, as we build up for the coronation, london largely coronation, london is largely peaceful, as they say, is a couple well—organised strikes couple of well—organised strikes taking moment, it taking place at the moment, it must said. there go, must be said. but there we go, live shots from live shots again from paris, smoke grenades have been going off. set on off. buildings have been set on fire in previous protests , kind fire in previous protests, kind of missiles lobbed at police , of missiles lobbed at police, missiles at missiles lobbed back at protesters. the contrast protesters. and the contrast there vast on tricolour . there is vast on the tricolour. it says liberty, fraternity and

eguettty— it says liberty, fraternity and eguettty .— it says liberty, fraternity and equality . fabulous words. but at equality. fabulous words. but at the eho— equality. fabulous words. but at the end ot— equality. fabulous words. but at the end of every— equality. fabulous words. but at the end of every boulevard and every— the end of every boulevard and every avenue in— the end of every boulevard and every avenue in france, there's a every avenue in france, there's e hottoemeh— every avenue in france, there's a policeman with— every avenue in france, there's a policeman with a gun . so a policeman with a gun. so there-e— a policeman with a gun. so there-e ho— a policeman with a gun. so there's no greater for example , there's no greater for example, i there's no greater for example, r meeh— there's no greater for example, r thre— there's no greater for example, i mean, this is— there's no greater for example, i mean, this is the— there's no greater for example, i mean, this is the granddaddy of i mean, this is the granddaddy ot the— i mean, this is the granddaddy of the revolutions— i mean, this is the granddaddy of the revolutions and of course, when _ of the revolutions and of course, when napoleon crowned htmeeth— course, when napoleon crowned htmeett. he— course, when napoleon crowned himself, he actually he didn't need— himself, he actually he didn't need e— himself, he actually he didn't need a bishop.— himself, he actually he didn't need a bishop. napoleon, the thet— need a bishop. napoleon, the first napoleon— need a bishop. napoleon, the first napoleon bonaparte put his own crown, said,— first napoleon bonaparte put his own crown, said, i— first napoleon bonaparte put his own crown, said, i am i am the emperor heth— own crown, said, i am i am the emperor. well, we— own crown, said, i am i am the emperor. well, we don't do it the— emperor. well, we don't do it the the— emperor. well, we don't do it like this here.— emperor. well, we don't do it like this here. and the romanoffs_ like this here. and the romanoffs of russia. no longer eetetthge— romanoffs of russia. no longer extetthge ho.— romanoffs of russia. no longer existing? no, the— romanoffs of russia. no longer existing? no, the hohenzollerns of existing? no, the hohenzollerns ot hrueete— existing? no, the hohenzollerns of prussia, the— existing? no, the hohenzollerns of prussia, the habsburgs of huetrte— of prussia, the habsburgs of huetrte th— of prussia, the habsburgs of austria in their— of prussia, the habsburgs of austria in their coronations, there— austria in their coronations, there wee— austria in their coronations, there ho— austria in their coronations, there was no element of consent. hht— there was no element of consent. and there— there was no element of consent. and there te— there was no element of consent. and there is an— there was no element of consent. and there is an element we. we. we and there is an element we. we. the the— and there is an element we. we. the the hthg— and there is an element we. we. the the hthg te— and there is an element we. we. we the king is presented. he has to eey— we the king is presented. he has to eey whether— we the king is presented. he has to say whether he— we the king is presented. he has to say whether he agrees to it . to say whether he agrees to it. heu.— to say whether he agrees to it. well, absolutely.— to say whether he agrees to it. well, absolutely. now- to say whether he agrees to it. well, absolutely. now michael's going to be with us throughout the course of this show. we've hit up a couple of the royal hit up a couple of the key royal topics for you. so far today. okay. done the of okay. so we've done the idea of this of this oath, which appears to, of course, controversy. course, so much controversy. i mean, been mean, people have even been

calling for calling it offensive, for goodness voluntary goodness sake. it's a voluntary oath. to oath. we're also going to be talking about the cost. but as you hearing the you were just hearing there, the institute of the monarchy as a whole. what it really does whole. and what it really does for society as we're for society and as well, we're not forget those not going to forget those wonderful people already camping out in preparation for saturday's event. but look, there is some other news about today, and i thought you might have been interested with this one. will be banned one. terrorists will be banned from leading role in from taking a leading role in religious services in prisons in an attempt to crack down on the spread of extremism . the idea spread of extremism. the idea that this was ever a thing i find absolutely baffling. but there we go. this is the world we in. now news a we live in. now the news comes a week report revealed week after a report revealed that are being that some prisoners are being threatened with violence if they don't convert to islam . so don't convert to islam. so joining me now is what's zeke wasiq, who's an expert on extremism. now, zeke, can you actually get your head around the idea that known terrorists were delivering religious ceremonies in prisons? i mean, are we just treating prisons as some kind of jihadi training ground ? well, it does seem that ground? well, it does seem that way— ground? well, it does seem that wey . — ground? well, it does seem that wey . hrteohe— ground? well, it does seem that way . prisons seem— ground? well, it does seem that way . prisons seem to- ground? well, it does seem that

way . prisons seem to be way. prisons seem to be incubators now of jihadi prisoners . and i think the colin prisoners. and i think the colin bloom report that was published last week really emphasised the fact that jihadi prisoners are now forcing people to convert and if they don't convert, they are going to get hurt. and this report builds up on jonathan hawks's report only 12 months ago, where they were looking at how we can tackle this. so the fact that some of these jihadis were actually preaching and leading friday sermons and prayers seems really strange to have been going on for so . long have been going on for so. long and now clearly something is finally going to be done about it. but why did it ever come to three— it. but why did it ever come to the tree— it. but why did it ever come to the wee tt— it. but why did it ever come to this? was it was— it. but why did it ever come to this? was it was it— a but why did it ever come to this? was it was it fear? fear of this? was it was it fear? fear ot eeuethg— this? was it was it fear? fear of causing offence ? of causing offence? i think there— of causing offence? i think there we— of causing offence? i think there was certainly an element of a fear of offence. one of the things that jonathan, do you see raised was that political correctness was hampering security services ability to

deal with some of these prisoners prisoners because they were able to use accusations of islamophobia or racism because they were being treated differently when that wasn't actually the case? and in fact, now that these draft of measures that are being introduced by the government are actually tackling this it's not just this because it's not just islamist prisoners who are at the who are being targeted here. it's all extremist prisoners with a religious element who are being targeted . well, i've got being targeted. well, i've got to ask, you know, is it almost become cool in prison to be a radical islamist? is it like part of radical islamist? is it like pert ot hethg— radical islamist? is it like part of being a— 151r: rt.5 1371 is it like part of being a gang ? 4 radical islamist? is it like- part of being a gang ? yeah, i part of being a gang? yeah, i ththh— part of being a gang? yeah, i ththh there— part of being a gang? yeah, i think there is— part of being a gang? yeah, i think there is certainly a degree of that. there because a lot of these jihadi prisoners, what they need to be able to do is to recruit people. and the only way that they can recruit is to generate a good level of status for them. and in order to do that, they need to be the big man in these prisons. so they

they will be attacking other prisoners. they will be gathering support from other inmates, and they are charismatic prisoners . and they charismatic prisoners. and they need to be able to be looked up to by potential pool of recruits in order to continue their jihadist aims , even though jihadist aims, even though they're no longer in in public. and now that they're in in prison, i think one of the really important things to point out is that the first terrorist attack to take place in a prison was as a result of islamist extremists. so we are dealing with a very, very serious threat . now. indeed and i think i've tuet— . now. indeed and i think i've r-uet ehout— . now. indeed and i think i've r-uet ehout got— . now. indeed and i think i've just about got time— \r1ir1rt :: and i think i've just about got time for \r1ir1rt 3: and i think i've just about got time for one more wtth— just about got time for one more wtth you— just about got time for one more wtth you wtth— just about got time for one more with you with if— just about got time for one more with you with if that's all rtght. — with you with if that's all rtght. we-we— with you with if that's all right. we've identified the prohteme— right. we've identified the problems. okay. let's now try to up— problems. okay. let's now try to up-eoupte- problems. okay. let's now try to come up-couple of- come up with a couple of eotuttohe— come up with a couple of solutions-all- come up with a couple of solutions all this . so solutions on all of this. so whet— solutions on all of this. soi whet—tooh. what is the solution? look, hoh—etete— what is the solution? look, hoh—etete pop.— what is the solution? look, non—state pop, relentless eotttery— non—state pop, relentlessi eotttery—mtght non—state pop, relentless- solitary_might seem solitary confinement might seem like solitary confinement might seem the e— solitary confinement might seem the e gooe— solitary confinement might seem like a good thing— solitary confinement might seem like a good thing for people, solitary confinement might seem like let'sod thing for people, solitary confinement might seem like let's be thing for people, solitary confinement might seem like let's be honest,1 people, solitary confinement might seem like let's be honest, we ople, solitary confinement might seem like let's be honest, we haven't but let's be honest, we haven't reetty—tor- but let's be honest, we haven't reetty—tor ett- but let's be honest, we haven't really _for all of. really got the room for all of thet— really got the room for all of that- actually, -

really got the room for all of. that-actually, maybe really got the room for all of tha might actually, maybe really got the room for all of tha might make ictually, maybe really got the room for all of tha might make it ually, maybe really got the room for all of tha might make it even maybe really got the room for all of tha might make it even woi’sg.! we might make it even worse. hteeee— we might make it even worse. hteeee-tett— we might make it even worse. please-tell me- we might make it even worse. please tell me that it's please don't tell me that it's tuet—otl just got to be some kind of therepy— just got to be some kind of therepy-we-we- therapy because we've seen peopte— people game that system. fishmongers_ people game that system. fishmongers . fishmongers hall, for example. how— fishmongers hall, for example. how to— fishmongers hall, for example. how to we— fishmongers hall, for example. how do we solve— fishmongers hall, for example. how do we solve problem like how do we solve a problem like three— how do we solve a problem like three-r— how do we solve a problem like three-r ththh— how do we solve a problem like this?-i think-going. this? well, i think it's going to be it's to take it's to be it's going to take it's going take some and it's going to take some time and it's going to take some time and it's going different for going to be different for different prisoners. i think different prisoners. but i think what , or at least what we're doing, or at least what we're doing, or at least what government to what the government is doing to tackle we've tackle this is good. so we've got to our separation centres, we've got to other measures where books are being banned , at where books are being banned, at least with extremist content . least with extremist content. you know, a lot of these prisoners aren't going to be able to lead some of these prayers. so there are a number of things that we're going to need do and it's going to need to do and it's going to take some i think we take some time, but i think we will there . this very will get there. this is all very new for us as a as a country to deal with. so we are we are making headway. deal with. so we are we are making headway . kwasi thank deal with. so we are we are making headway. kwasi thank you very.— making headway. kwasi thank you very. very— making headway. kwasi thank you very. very much.— making headway. kwasi thank you very. very much. he— making headway. kwasi thank you very, very much. as ever- “g 3 kwasi thank you very, very much. as ever was was weetg— very, very much. as ever was was weetg there. — very, very much. as ever was was weetg there. who— very, very much. as ever was was wasiq there, who is— very, very much. as ever was was wasiq there, who is an expert wheh— wasiq there, who is an expert wheh tt— wasiq there, who is an expert when it comes— wasiq there, who is an expert when it comes to— wasiq there, who is an expert when it comes to this kind of etemem— when it comes to this kind of extremism and— when it comes to this kind of extremism and discussing how we

can extremism and discussing how we eetuetty— extremism and discussing how we can actually solve— extremism and discussing how we can actually solve that problem 7 can actually solve that problem e tooh— can actually solve that problem e tooh. r— can actually solve that problem e tooh. r wee— can actually solve that problem ? look, i was as— can actually solve that problem ? look, i was as shocked as no touht— ? look, i was as shocked as no touht the— ? look, i was as shocked as no doubt the rest— ? look, i was as shocked as no doubt the rest of— ? look, i was as shocked as no doubt the rest of you as well to the— doubt the rest of you as well to the out— doubt the rest of you as well to the out thet— doubt the rest of you as well to find out that some— doubt the rest of you as well to find out that some of these peopte— find out that some of these peopte het— find out that some of these people had actually been playing eottte— people had actually been playing active-religious- active roles in religious ceremonies— active roles in religious ceremonies system. active roles in religious cere onlyes system. active roles in religious cere only way system. active roles in religious cere only way i system. active roles in religious cere only way i think system. active roles in religious cere only way i think 1that m. the only way i think that that eoutt— the only way i think that that could—little. the only way i think that thati could—little bit could have become a little bit of could have become a little bit ot-e— could have become a little bit ot-e tohe- could have become a little bit ot-e the hut- could have become a little bit. of-a joke. but anyway, of a more of a joke. but anyway, toot.— of a more of a joke. but anyway, look,-absolutely- look, i've got absolutely loads eomthg— look, i've got absolutely loads eomthg-rre- look, i've got absolutely loads eomthg-we ere- look, i've got absolutely loads coming we are going look, i've got absolutely loads. coming-we are 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gentlemen. there tuet— truly on. ladies and gentlemen. there are just five— truly on. ladies and gentlemen. there are just five to go there are just five days to go eho— there are just five days to go me oh— there are just five days to go me oh newe— there are just five days to go and gb news is— there are just five days to go and gb news is the place for the teet— and gb news is the place for the heet eowereeg— and gb news is the place for the best coverage of— and gb news is the place for the best coverage of this fantastic, tehteette— best coverage of this fantastic, fantastic event. _ best coverage of this fantastic, fantastic event. over the course of fantastic event. over the course ot the— fantastic event. over the course ot the heet— fantastic event. over the course of the next two _ fantastic event. over the course of the next two hours, i'm going to he— of the next two hours, i'm going to he teththg— of the next two hours, i'm going to be talking to— of the next two hours, 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for all of your coverage and the crowds are already building up, wew-e— crowds are already building up, wew-e wew— crowds are already building up, aren't they? i'm— crowds are already building up, aren't they? i'm going to speak to aren't they? i'm going to speak we we— aren't they? i'm going to speak to the royal— aren't they? i'm going to speak to the royal superfan who are camping— to the royal superfan who are camping ewe— to the royal superfan who are camping out outside buckingham palace. — camping out outside buckingham palace. wew-re— camping out outside buckingham palace. they're lining the mall, the wage— palace. they're lining the mall, the wage ee— palace. they're lining the mall, the flags are also— palace. they're lining the mall, the flags are also lining the men— the flags are also lining the mall behind— the flags are also lining the mall behind them. not just the union— mall behind them. not just the union flee,— mall behind them. not just the union flag, but— mall behind them. not just the union flag, but all those from mall behind them. not just the unioverag, but all those from mall behind them. not just the unioverag, commonwealth.m mall behind them. not just the unioverag, commonwealth. it's all over the commonwealth. it's all over the commonwealth. it's a-international,_ all over the commonwealth. it's a international, wonderful a truly international, wonderful evene— a truly international, wonderful event and— a truly international, wonderful event and we— a truly international, wonderful event and we are— a truly international, wonderful event and we are right here for it . yes. well, right here at gb wewe— yes. well, right here at gb news, outside _ yes. well, right here at gb news, outside buckingham palace, going— news, outside buckingham palace, going ee— news, outside buckingham palace, gewg we be— news, outside buckingham palace, we're going to be camped here ewe— we're going to be camped here and we— we're going to be camped here and we are not— we're going to be camped here and we are not moving until the combination— and we are not moving until the combination has— and we are not moving until the combination has gone. we're combination has gone. so we're going—eu- combination has gone. so we're going—aw ef- combination has gone. so we're going—aw of wel going to take you on all of the wee— going to take you on all of the twee—ewe- twists and turns of this wonderful— twists and turns of this- wonderful-journey to wonderful national journey to make— wonderful national journey to make-wew— wonderful national journey to make-wew weep- wonderful national journey to make you keep yourselves make sure you keep yourselves locked—loads- make sure you keep yourselves locked—loads of- locked in. i've got loads of great— locked in. i've got loads of greet-eemwg- locked in. i've got loads of great coming you great topics coming for you wew—we- great topics coming for you wew—we wel today on this issue. is the coronation— today on this issue. is the. coronation—it? coronation actually worth it? i wink— coronation actually worth it? i wink-where- coronation actually worth it? i think where stand think you know where i stand on wew—apparently- think you know where i stand on that, apparently it's that, don't you? apparently it's going— that, don't you? apparently it's going ee— that, don't you? apparently it's going to generate— that, don't you? apparently it's going to generate around £1 bimon— going to generate around £1 billion fer— going to generate around £1 billion for economy. we're billion for our economy. we're

wee— billion for our economy. we're wee-be— billion for our economy. we're also-be talking- billion for our economy. we're also be talking about also going to be talking about what— also going to be talking about what weee— also going to be talking about what that oath— also going to be talking about what that oath of— also going to be talking about what that oath of allegiance really— what that oath of allegiance really even really means. and we might even have— really means. and we might even wave—breaking- have a little bit of breaking news-wew- have a little bit of breaking news-well as- have a little bit of breaking. news-well aslwho have a little bit of breaking. newsor-well aslwho have a little bit of breaking newsor may well as who have a little bit of breaking newsor may not well as who have a little bit of breaking newsor may not be .l as who have a little bit of breaking newsor may not be attending.) have a little bit of breaking newsor may not be attending. but may or may not be attending. but right— may or may not be attending. but eight new— may or may not be attending. but right g..— may or may not be attending. but right now, i'm going to whizz vou— right now, i'm going to whizz wew beek— right now, i'm going to whizz you back ewe— right now, i'm going to whizz you back over to— right now, i'm going to whizz you back over to paddington with polly— you back over to paddington with pony—fer— you back over to paddington with pony—fer wew- polly middlehurst for your headline— polly middlehurst for your headlines .— polly middlehurst for your headlines . patrick thanks very headlines. patrick thanks very much— headlines. patrick thanks very much indeed— headlines. patrick thanks very much indeed and good afternoon to wow. — much indeed and good afternoon to wow. ow— much indeed and good afternoon to wow ow eeg— much indeed and good afternoon to you. our top story- much indeed and good afternoon to you. cu. ” ”seesaw z?" much indeed and good afternoon to you. 00 ” 50:33 3�* c15 much indeed and good afternoon to you. 00 ” 5033 3“ [15 w to you. our top story on gb news today, an additional flight for british nationals fleeing sudan in northeast africa is expected to take off, we understand, this afternoon . the deadline to reach afternoon. the deadline to reach the airport for those eligible to board the flight passed this morning . over 2000 people on morning. over 2000 people on board, 23 flights have so far been evacuated from the country , but more than 1000 british passport holders may remain so . passport holders may remain so. dan's army and the rival paramilitary force say they'll extend a ceasefire for a further 72 hours, which was originally due to end this evening. he here the general secretary of the

royal college of nursing, has urged the health secretary not to be disrespectful to nurses amid their biggest strike yet. pat cullen's comments come , as pat cullen's comments come, as steve barclay said, the industrial action was premature as other trade unions meet to discuss the government's pay offers tomorrow, staff in emergency departments intensive care units and cancer care began their 28 hour strike action yesterday and it ends tonight. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has accused the government of not doing enough to stop the strikes way back before christmas . the nurses before christmas. the nurses said before christmas. the nurses eew w— before christmas. the nurses ewe w wew— before christmas. the nurses said if you come— before christmas. the nurses said if you come in- ”3 the nurses said if you come in and talk to us said if you come in and talk to we about— said if you come in and talk to we about pav— said if you come in and talk to we ewewe pew ,— said if you come in and talk to us about pay , we— said if you come in and talk to us about pay , we won't go on us about pay, we won't go on ewwe. — us about pay, we won't go on ewwe. wee— us about pay, we won't go on strike. the government sat on its strike. the government sat on we wande— strike. the government sat on we game for— strike. the government sat on its hands for weeks and weeks ewe— its hands for weeks and weeks and eeew— its hands for weeks and weeks and weeks, made— its hands for weeks and weeks and weeks, made a bad situation worse. so everybody wants to see weee— worse. so everybody wants to see that eeome.— worse. so everybody wants to see that resolved. i— worse. so everybody wants to see that resolved. i think is that resolved. i think it is important— that resolved. i think it isi important—the important to recognise the wweewwwg— important to recognise the underlying causes of this weeewee— underlying causes of this because nurses and many others have— because nurses and many others have seen a real— because nurses and many others have seen a real drop in their wwgee— have seen a real drop in their wegee ewe— have seen a real drop in their wages and their— have seen a real drop in their wages and their living standards weeewee— wages and their living standards weeewee ef— wages and their living standards because of the— wages and their living standards because of the cost of living ewewe— because of the cost of living crisis government's got crisis and the government's got nothing— crisis and the government's got nothing-wew- crisis and the government's got nothing them about nothing to say to them about weee— nothing to say to them about that .— nothing to say to them about that . se— nothing to say to them about that . so .— nothing to say to them about

that. so | think— nothing to say to them about that . so i think responsibility that. so i think responsibility were— that. so i think responsibility were wee— that. so i think responsibility were we we— that. so i think responsibility here lies at the— that. so i think responsibility here lies at the door of number 10. here lies at the door of number wo- wew— here lies at the door of number wo- wew wee— here lies at the door of number 10. well the news— here lies at the door of number 10. well the news away from home.— 10. well the news away from home. — 10. well the news away from home. wee-e— 10. well the news away from home. let's bring- 10. well the news away from home. g home. let's bring you the very latest pictures that we have. if you're watching on television, of that is france . of course, that is in france. violence there violence has erupted there dunng violence has erupted there during the traditional may day labour march. let's show you the scene live in the capital now. you can see the police with water cannon in the distance using them against protesters in an effort to clear one assumes those crowds which have gathered bikes have been set on fire as well in paris today. and police have been firing tear gas into some sections of the crowds . some sections of the crowds. these protesters are having their say after the french president, emmanuel macron, forced through a change to pension laws, raised the age of retirement by two years to 64. the government is still arguing it's needed for financial stability for the country. but unions say the money could have been found other ways . as the been found other ways. as the former us president donald trump has arrived in scotland saying

it's great to be home. he landed in aberdeen on his private jet and was met by two pipers, a red carpet and a ten vehicle motorcade . he'll open a second motorcade. he'll open a second golf course at menie estate in the north—east of the country . the north—east of the country. he last visited there in 2018 when he was in office. he'll later visit his course in doonbeg on ireland's west . coast doonbeg on ireland's west. coast now tributes have been paid to a man who was stabbed to death in cornwall. 36 year old michael allen was killed and seven others injured. with stab others were injured. with stab wounds following an incident in bodmin yesterday morning. two people remain in hospital and a 24 year old man from bodmin has been arrested on suspicion of murder , attempted murder and murder, attempted murder and causing grievous bodily harm . causing grievous bodily harm. labour says the government's decision to scale back housing targets could cost renters an extra £200 a year by 2030. last yean extra £200 a year by 2030. last 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. the government says it has a plan now to halve inflation and help millions of people with the cost of rent. shadow women and equalities secretary anneliese dodds says the government needs to help those who don't own their own homes as a level of home building. looks like it's going to few— building. looks like it's going to few we— building. looks like it's going to fall to its— building. looks like it's going to fall to its lowest- 2 g looks like it's going to fall to its lowest level ewe— to fall to its lowest level we— to fall to its lowest level since the second world war. wwwee— since the second world war. under conservative led governments. and that's a big problem — governments. and that's a big problem because— governments. and that's a big problem because people are weedy— 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 weweg— income after tax in rent on weweg . se— income after tax in rent on average . so labour said we need average. so labour said we need to average. so labour said we need w wave— average. so labour said we need to wave a— average. so labour said we need to have a sensible— average. so labour said we need to have a sensible approach to we— to have a sensible approach to we. we— to have a sensible approach to we. we weee— to have a sensible approach to this. we need to— to have a sensible approach to this. we need to be delivering weee— this. we need to be delivering weee wewee— this. we need to be delivering those homes that— this. we need to be delivering those homes that people need and wew— those homes that people need and wew swwew— those homes that people need and rishi sunak shouldn't have eewggew— rishi sunak shouldn't have scrapped that— rishi sunak shouldn't have scrapped that target without ewwwwg— scrapped that target without ewwwwg egg— scrapped that target without anything else to go into its weee— anything else to go into its weee .— anything else to go into its place . international drinks place. international drinks eewgeww— place. international drinks company heineken has pledged to wweee— company heineken has pledged to wet eeo— company heineken has pledged to invest £40 million— company heineken has pledged to invest £40 million into its uk epewwewe— invest £40 million into its uk epewwewe ,— invest £40 million into its uk operations , creating nearly 600

operations, creating nearly 600 gewe. — operations, creating nearly 600 jewe- we— operations, creating nearly 600 jobs. the company— operations, creating nearly 600 jobs. f operations, creating nearly 600 jobs. 3:3“ w: jobs. the company runs around 2500 pubs across the country through its star pubs and bars brand the brewing giant's expected to upgrade 570 of its venues with a focus on what it calls local neighbourhood style pubs. international calls local neighbourhood style pubs . international news and pubs. international news and 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 qureshi after pursuing him for some time. it's understood the raid in north syria lasted an hour and there were reports of an explosion. al qureshi has become the isis leader in november last year after his predecessor was also killed . now plans to ask the killed. now plans to ask the pubuc killed. now plans to ask the public to pledge their allegiance to his majesty, the king during the coronation have been branded offensive and tone deaf. this week's ceremony will include the homage of the people , which will see the public ianed

, which will see the public invited to swear an oath to king charles. but pressure group repubuc charles. but pressure group republic say that in a democracy it is the head of state who should be swearing allegiance to the people, not the other way around . lambeth palace it's around. lambeth palace says it's an invitation rather than anything else . england's longest anything else. england's longest national trail is set to be renamed to commemorate his majesty's coronation next week . majesty's coronation next week. the england england coast path will be officially known as the king charles, the third england coast path . it'll be a 2700 mile coast path. it'll be a 2700 mile long trail around the whole of the english coastline . 794 miles the english coastline. 794 miles of the route is already open and it will be fully walkable by the end of next year with gb news more news as it happens . more news as it happens. with oil that wasn't shown to

the public. that was wow. ladies ewe— the public. that was wow. ladies and gewwewew,— the public. that was wow. ladies and gentlemen, what— the public. that was wow. ladies and gentlemen, what a- wt. that was wow. ladies and gentlemen, what a time to be we — and gentlemen, what a time to be we ew— and gentlemen, what a time to be we we wewe— and gentlemen, what a time to be alive. gb news here— and gentlemen, what a time to be alive. gb news here with me, wwwew— alive. gb news here with me, patrick christys— alive. gb news here with me, patrick christys buckingham patrick christys from buckingham wwwee — patrick christys from buckingham wwwee ee— patrick christys from buckingham wwwee we we — patrick christys from buckingham palace as we build— patrick christys from buckingham palace as we build up to the combination— palace as we build up to the combination on— palace as we build up to the combination on a— palace as we build up to the combination on a momentous w— combination on a momentous occasion in britain's national meow.— occasion in britain's national wwewew. awe— occasion in britain's national history. and i'm— occasion in britain's national history. and i'm very pleased wew— history. and i'm very pleased wew wew— history. and i'm very pleased wew you ew— history. and i'm very pleased that you can all— history. and i'm very pleased that you can all be here to live it that you can all be here to live w ew— that you can all be here to live w www www— that you can all be here to live it all with me.— that you can all be here to live it all with me.-got- that you can all be here to live it all with me. got loads it all with me. i've got loads to get— it all with me. i've got loads we get wwwgw— it all with me. i've got loads to get through, so let's get ewew— to get through, so let's get stuck straight— to get through, so let's get stuck straight to in one the stuck straight to in one of the top—onel stuck straight to in one of thei top—ewe ew top stories of the show. one of we— top stories of the show. one of we-eewww- top stories of the show. one of the actually hanging top stories of the show. one of the this actually hanging top stories of the show. one of the this coronationlly hanging top stories of the show. one of the this coronation and anging top stories of the show. one of the this coronation and thattg over this coronation and that is, over this coronation and that we we— over this coronation and that we we w— over this coronation and that is, is it worth— over this coronation and that is, is it worth it?— over this coronation and that is, is it worth it? okay. now, we— is, is it worth it? okay. now, we been— is, is it worth it? okay. now, it's been reported that it will eeet— it's been reported that it will eeet wowe— it's been reported that it will cost around £250— it's been reported that it will cost around £250 million to put on swwwew-e— cost around £250 million to put on saturday's extravaganza . but on saturday's extravaganza. but a wepew— on saturday's extravaganza. but a eegew ew— on saturday's extravaganza. but a report out earlier on says wet— a report out earlier on says ww we— a report out earlier on says that the whole— a report out earlier on says that the whole event will generate— that the whole event will generate a— that the whole event will generate a cool £1 billion for our economy. so,— generate a cool £1 billion for our economy. so, i mean, it weeew-t— our economy. so, i mean, it weeew-t wee— our economy. so, i mean, it doesn't take a— our economy. so, i mean, it doesn't take a genius to work ew— doesn't take a genius to work ew wew— doesn't take a genius to work out then that— doesn't take a genius to work out then that surely it is worth it. out then that surely it is worth it ew— out then that surely it is worth it ww get— out then that surely it is worth we. we get wew— out then that surely it is worth it. but get your views coming in gb it. but get your views coming in we viewe— it. but get your views coming in we viewe ewe— it. but get your views coming in gb views and gbnews.uk. i can't wew— gb views and gbnews.uk. i can't wew tw— gb views and gbnews.uk. i can't wew we were— gb views and gbnews.uk. i can't help but wonder whether or not weee— help but wonder whether or not those taxpayers— help but wonder whether or not those taxpayers out there who say— those taxpayers out there who eww ww— those taxpayers out there who eey ww w-e— those taxpayers out there who say that it's not— those taxpayers out there who say that it's not worth it are eu— say that it's not worth it are at just— say that it's not worth it are all just miserable. so and so. wew— all just miserable. so and so. wew wew-t— all just miserable. so and so. you don't want— all just miserable. so and so. you don't want to— all just miserable. so and so. you don't want to us all be happy— you don't want to us all be weppw wew— you don't want to us all be weppw we a— you don't want to us all be happy for a particular day and eeme-ewe— happy for a particular day and some stats appear to some of the stats appear to say wew— some of the stats appear to say wet—ewewee-

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ewwew ewwee— through tourism and various ewwew ewwee .— through tourism and various other sales . yeah absolutely. other sales. yeah absolutely. wewwww— other sales. yeah absolutely. wewwww w-u— other sales. yeah absolutely. norman, i'll throw— other sales. yeah absolutely. norman, i'll throw it- other sales. yeah absolutely. norman, i'll throw it back- other sales. yeah absolutely. norman, i'll throw it back to you. i've got some figures here in front of me. okay. so the uk's gdp is around £25 trillion a year. okay, so what king charles is proposing on serving up for us in terms of accommodation would equate to roughly something like 0.0, nought four, 4% of our yearly output. that's the cost that would be. but you're not just putting a price on the actual financial cost of it. like we say we're going to generate some money off the back of it and it really the map. money off the back of it and it really i the map. money off the back of it and it really i mean, the map. money off the back of it and it really i mean, that'she map. money off the back of it and it really i mean, that's at map. money off the back of it and it really i mean, that's a price. norman i mean, that's a price we're to pay. surely we're willing to pay. surely well, i'll have to come back and just point out once again that well, i'll have to come back and justfiveit out once again that well, i'll have to come back and justfive times once again that well, i'll have to come back and justfive times the; again that well, i'll have to come back and justfive times the costiin that well, i'll have to come back and justfive times the cost of that it's five times the cost of elizabeth. the second coronation. - elizabeth. the secondi coronation. _have coronation. so we have to ask why— coronation. so we have to ask why wwww— coronation. so we have to ask why wwww we— coronation. so we have to ask why that is, because that's even if wew-we— why that is, because that's even if we wwgew— why that is, because that's even if you're hugely in— why that is, because that's even if you're hugely in favour of we— if you're hugely in favour of. wwe—wwww-e if you're hugely in favour of. theodd_that's if you're hugely in favour of. theodd figure _that's if you're hugely in favour of theodd figure to that's if you're hugely in favour of theodd figure to have that's if you're hugely in favour of theodd figure to have andiat's if you're hugely in favour of theodd figure to have and needs an odd figure to have and needs to an odd figure to have and needs we we— an odd figure to have and needs to be justified.— an odd figure to have and needs to be justified. secondly in wewwe— to be justified. secondly in terms-norman- to be justified. secondly in terms- norman ,- to be justified. secondly in terms norman , this is a terms of the norman, this is a big— terms of the norman, this is a wig eww— terms of the norman, this is a wig pww ew— terms of the norman, this is a wig pww w w. — terms of the norman, this is a big part of it. \ big part of it. norman. i'm just going in just going to cut in it. i'm just going to cut in it. i'm just going and just going to cut in here and just say security. we live in a different world. norman pardon ?

different world. norman pardon? a different world. sorry . a different world. sorry. there's a security normal. we live in a different world. we've got more threats. but i mean , got more threats. but i mean, look, i mean, of course, the security has to be paid for as a coronation but even if you take the coronation but even if you take we eeewww— coronation but even if you take the security out,— coronation but even if you take the security out, it's— 3“ but even if you take the security out, it's going to be the security out, it's going to we we— the security out, it's going to we we we— the security out, it's going to be twice as costly— the security out, it's going to be twice as costly as queen ewwwwew. — be twice as costly as queen elizabeth. the _ be twice as costly as queen elizabeth. the second. and in wewwe— elizabeth. the second. and in wewwe-eeew— elizabeth. the second. and in terms-costlthe- terms of the cost of the wewwweww — terms of the cost of the monarchy, again , you can argue monarchy, again, you can argue wie— monarchy, again, you can argue this-worthwhile— monarchy, again, you can argue this worthwhile not this is worthwhile or not worthwhile,— this is worthwhile or not worth of ile,_ this is worthwhile or not worth of view,- this is worthwhile or not worth of view, but it's not point of view, but it's not empty— point of view, but it's not ewwgw-eeew- point of view, but it's not simply-cost of- point of view, but it's not simply cost of the sovereign simply the cost of the sovereign gwwwt— simply the cost of the sovereign gwwww. wig.— simply the cost of the sovereign gwwww. wwwew. by— simply the cost of the sovereign grant, which, by way, is grant, which, by the way, is eee— grant, which, by the way, is 86.3 million— grant, which, by the way, is 86.3 million a— grant, which, by the way, is 86.3 million a year compared to 7.9 wiwew— 86.3 million a year compared to 7.9 million only— 86.3 million a year compared to 7.9 million only for— 86.3 million a year compared to 7.9 million only for the civil wew— 7.9 million only for the civil wew w— 7.9 million only for the civil new in wow. — 7.9 million only for the civil list in 2011. massive increase . list in 2011. massive increase. w-e— list in 2011. massive increase. w-e weee— list in 2011. massive increase. we we wu— list in 2011. massive increase. it's also all the— list in 2011. massive increase. it's also all the other benefits wwww— it's also all the other benefits wwww we— it's also all the other benefits that are available— it's also all the other benefits that are available to nobody etee— that are available to nobody ewee twe— that are available to nobody else like the— that are available to nobody else like the exemption from weww— else like the exemption from death _example, . else like the exemption from - death _example, which death duties, for example, which no death duties, for example, which we wewww— death duties, for example, which no death duties— death duties, for example, which no death duties paid on the wwwwe— no death duties paid on the gwwwwe gwwe— no death duties paid on the private gate from prince charles wew— private gate from prince charles wew-wewew-e— private gate from prince charles from mother's inheritance from his mother's inheritance for from his mother's inheritance few we— from his mother's inheritance for the faberge— from his mother's inheritance for the faberge the for the faberge eggs. the gwwwwge— for the faberge eggs. the gwwwwge .— for the faberge eggs. the paintings , the- for the faberge eggs. the paintings , the race and paintings, the race horses and so paintings, the race horses and ee-wew-w— paintings, the race horses and so-don't know- paintings, the race horses and so don't know why he's so on. i don't know why he's ewewgw— so on. i don't know why he's ewewgw-www— so on. i don't know why he's. exempt-that-nobody exempt from that when nobody etee—w— exempt from that when nobody etee—w wwewe- exempt from that when nobody else _ a whole lot i else is. so there's a whole lot of else is. so there's a whole lot ew-wewewwe— else is. so there's a whole lot of-benefits and- of indirect benefits and wwweew— of indirect benefits and indirect costs- of indirect benefits and indirect costs as well. and wew.— indirect costs as well. and wweww. iwew— indirect costs as well. and wweww. we we — indirect costs as well. and lastly, just to pick up on the pew— lastly, just to pick up on the wow wow— lastly, just to pick up on the point about tourists, i mean, wgww— point about tourists, i mean, wgww .— point about tourists, i mean, wgww . wie— point about tourists, i mean,

wgww . we we— point about tourists, i mean, again , this is-to- point about tourists, i mean, again , this is to argue for again, this is not to argue for or again, this is not to argue for eww-we— again, this is not to argue for or-the monarchy,- again, this is not to argue for or the monarchy, but or against the monarchy, but we— or against the monarchy, but we we— or against the monarchy, but we we w— or against the monarchy, but just as a matter— or against the monarchy, but just as a matter fact, the just as a matter of fact, the eww— just as a matter of fact, the royal gwwwee— just as a matter of fact, the royal palace in— just as a matter of fact, the royal palace in europe with the wow— royal palace in europe with the most visitors— royal palace in europe with the most visitors is— royal palace in europe with the most visitors is the palace of vewewiwee.— most visitors is the palace of versailles. .the - most visitors is the palace of versailles. the french got versailles. and the french got wwe— versailles. and the french got we we— versailles. and the french got into the monarchy in 1848 . into the monarchy in 1848. okav- — into the monarchy in 1848. okav- wu— into the monarchy in 1848. okay. all right.— into the monarchy in 1848. okay. all right. i— into the monarchy in 1848. okay. all right. i mean,- okay. all right. i mean, charlie, i'll throw it back to you. i can see you're getting quite riled up there . i'm not quite riled up there. i'm not riled up. no, no— quite riled up there. i'm not riled up. no, no .— w:. ”033: 0. 0�*3”3 i'm not riled up. no, no . norman's riled up. no, no. norman's ewwwwew— riled up. no, no. norman's ewwwwew we— riled up. no, no. norman's entitled to his— riled up. no, no. norman's entitled to his viewpoint. what i entitled to his viewpoint. what w wewww— entitled to his viewpoint. what wwewww poww— entitled to his viewpoint. what i would point out— entitled to his viewpoint. what i would point out about this, eee-e— i would point out about this, £86.3 million— i would point out about this, £86.3 million is— i would point out about this, £86.3 million is talking about the £86.3 million is talking about we ewww— £86.3 million is talking about the sharp rise— £86.3 million is talking about the sharp rise as— £86.3 million is talking about the sharp rise as norm has just been— the sharp rise as norm has just been w— the sharp rise as norm has just been w twee— the sharp rise as norm has just been a little bit— the sharp rise as norm has just been a little bit disingenuous weee— been a little bit disingenuous weee we— been a little bit disingenuous because he knows full well that were— because he knows full well that were we— because he knows full well that were w— because he knows full well that there was a 350— because he knows full well that there was a 350 million spend wew— there was a 350 million spend wew wewwe— there was a 350 million spend over ten years on— there was a 350 million spend over ten years on refurbishment of wwewwgwww— over ten years on refurbishment of buckingham palace, which is why— of buckingham palace, which is why we— of buckingham palace, which is why we been— of buckingham palace, which is why it's been pushed up to 86.3 million — why it's been pushed up to 86.3 million w— why it's been pushed up to 86.3 million. i still— why it's been pushed up to 86.3 million. i still go— why it's been pushed up to 86.3 million. i still go back to the pew— million. i still go back to the pew w-e— million. i still go back to the point it's still— million. i still go back to the point it's still a— million. i still go back to the point it's still a good deal. wew-we— point it's still a good deal. wew-we eww— point it's still a good deal. you're only paying £1.29, norman ,g._ you're only paying £1.29, norman ,g. we— you're only paying £1.29, norman , for the monarchy— you're only paying £1.29, norman , for the monarchy and all i ewggeew— , for the monarchy and all i ewggeew we— , for the monarchy and all i suggest is that— , for the monarchy and all i suggest is that you don't like wwwewwg— suggest is that you don't like wwwewwg w.— suggest is that you don't like watching it. then just, you knew.— watching it. then just, you know, switch— watching it. then just, you know, switch off the television on swwwwwww—

know, switch off the television on saturday, shove your ewwwwwee— on saturday, shove your earphones in- on saturday, shove your earphones in and listen to some wweie— earphones in and listen to some wwww— earphones in and listen to some wwww wew— earphones in and listen to some music that you like. it's that ewwe— music that you like. it's that ewwgwe . — music that you like. it's that ewwgwe . eww— music that you like. it's that simple. but a— music that you like. it's that simple. but a lot- music that you like. it's that simple. music that you like. it's that simple . 3 simple. but a lot of people will enjoy this. this is a history wwwwg— enjoy this. this is a history making matter— enjoy this. this is a history making matter that- this is a history making matter that we're going to making matter that we're going we we— making matter that we're going to be witnessing— making matter that we're going to be witnessing for a great wwww— to be witnessing for a great many eewwee— to be witnessing for a great many people won't have seen one we— many people won't have seen one www www— many people won't have seen one www www wew— many people won't have seen one we may wew eee— many people won't have seen one and may not see one— many people won't have seen one and may not see one again. it is we— and may not see one again. it is we going— and may not see one again. it is we going we— and may not see one again. it is we going we we— and may not see one again. it is we going we we w— and may not see one again. it is just going to be a fantastic a occasion. and— just going to be a fantastic a occasion. and we— just going to be a fantastic a occasion. and we do these occasions very,— occasion. and we do these occasions very, very well . and occasions very, very well. and i w— occasions very, very well. and i w wie— occasions very, very well. and i think this one— occasions very, very well. and i think this one will— occasions very, very well. and i think this one will go off wwweww— think this one will go off wwweww w— think this one will go off without a hitch. 3�* think this one will go off without a hitch. 3“ without a hitch. even with various people being a bit miserable about it. yeah , miserable about it. yeah, norman, i've been- 0 yeah, norman, i've been out and miserable about it. yeah,- norman, i've been out and about egewwwg— norman, i've been out and about egewwwg we— norman, i've been out and about speaking to some— norman, i've been out and about speaking to some wonderful people— speaking to some wonderful people were — speaking to some wonderful people there who've been saying . week.— people there who've been saying . week. eewwe— people there who've been saying , look, people like— people there who've been saying , look, people like norman, , look, people like you, norman, are , look, people like you, norman, wee—we— , look, people like you, norman, wee—we-wew- are just trying to make their twee— are just trying to make their wwwee-wwe. - are just trying to make their lives-able. and- are just trying to make their lives able. we: are just trying to make their. lives-able. and why is are just trying to make their- lives-able. and why is it lives misery able. and why is it that you can't be happy .7 i'm that you can't be happy? i'm very happy. thank you,- very happy. thank you, patrick, and— very happy. thank you, patrick, and delighted— very happy. thank you, patrick, and delighted to— very happy. thank you, patrick, and delighted to see you looking so happy— and delighted to see you looking so happy as— and delighted to see you looking so happy as wen.— and delighted to see you looking so happy as well. and i hope people— so happy as well. and i hope people do— so happy as well. and i hope people do enjoy— so happy as well. and i hope people do enjoy the day if you don-p— people do enjoy the day if you don-t ee— people do enjoy the day if you don-t me.— people do enjoy the day if you don't see me. norman you don't see-vou— don't see me. norman you don't see-you want— don't see me. norman you don't see-you want a— don't see me. norman you don't see _you want a tear. - don't see me. norman you don'tj see _you want a tear. don't see me. you want a tear. don't you want a down buckingham you want a tear down buckingham

palace? you don't want. you don't want. don't want the don't want. you don't want the king to be any special king to be giving any special privileges whatsoever. you bet you. i bet you to tear down you. i bet you want to tear down the on your neighbour's the bunting on your neighbour's house. i think you're house. norman, i think you're over exaggerating matters grotesquely, if i may say so . grotesquely, if i may say so. what i would say is, look, this is not— what i would say is, look, this is not about— what i would say is, look, this is not about monarchy or otherwise. — is not about monarchy or otherwise. it's- is not about monarchy or otherwise. it's about what kind of mmpyp— otherwise. it's about what kind of monarchy? if— otherwise. it's about what kind of monarchy? if you look at the other— other monarchies in europe, which— other monarchies in europe, which-,— other monarchies in europe, which-, there's. other monarchies in europe, which , there's eight which there are, there's eight or s— which there are, there's eight or 8 pr— which there are, there's eight or s or 9— which there are, there's eight or 8 or 9 other— which there are, there's eight or 8 or 9 other monarchies in europe— or 8 or 9 other monarchies in p..ope-ppey-.e_ or 8 or 9 other monarchies in europe they're massively europe and they're all massively cheaper— europe and they're all massively cheaper aha— europe and they're all massively cheaper and massively smaller p...— cheaper and massively smaller than aah.— cheaper and massively smaller than ours. they— cheaper and massively smaller than ours. they don't actually have— than ours. they don't actually have coronations— than ours. they don't actually have coronations .— than ours. they don't actually have coronations . they give up have coronations. they give up cahhahah— have coronations. they give up coronations centuries ago, literally— coronations centuries ago, hhaauy ,— coronations centuries ago, literally , the— coronations centuries ago, literally , the last coronation literally, the last coronation in literally, the last coronation h spah— literally, the last coronation h spah was— literally, the last coronation in spain was 1555. and so we're p...— in spain was 1555. and so we're pp. anh— in spain was 1555. and so we're the only country— in spain was 1555. and so we're the only country in— in spain was 1555. and so we're the only country in europe with a caaahahah— the only country in europe with a coronation so— the only country in europe with a coronation so i— the only country in europe with a coronation so i just point out to you— a coronation so i just point out to you that— a coronation so i just point out ha you that you— a coronation so i just point out to you that you can have a monarchy,— to you that you can have a monarchy, but— to you that you can have a monarchy, but you can have one, which— monarchy, but you can have one, which is— monarchy, but you can have one, which is a— monarchy, but you can have one, which is a hat— monarchy, but you can have one, which is a lot cheaper than our . ohs — which is a lot cheaper than our . oh okay.— which is a lot cheaper than our . one okay. all— which is a lot cheaper than our . one okay. all right,- which is a lot cheaper than our .one (es/fig g h(taxi; . one okay. all right, charlie, i'll get you to come back from that. okay. we've heard a lot of the facts and figures around maybe monarchy is maybe why the monarchy is a little why do little bit of a rip off. why do you really that it is you really think that it is proper value for money? i mean ,

proper value for money? i mean, what do we get from king charles and justify it to us? if the answer is that easy and we should able to blow norman should be able to blow norman out the water, shouldn't we? out of the water, shouldn't we? because it's our history. this is our history. because it's our history. thisj is_our history. this is all part of our history. this is all part of our history. this is the— is all part of our history. this is p. way— is all part of our history. this is the way-things- is all part of our history. this is the way things and have is the way we do things and have ashe— is the way we do things and have dons—this— is the way we do things and have aahs—ahhs ha- done things like this for centuries. _ done things like this for centuries. and you know, it's hot— centuries. and you know, it's not put— centuries. and you know, it's not out ah— centuries. and you know, it's not out an expensive coronation phen— not out an expensive coronation given that— not out an expensive coronation given that has— not out an expensive coronation given that he's cut— not out an expensive coronation given that he's cut things . given that he's cut things. haph— given that he's cut things. dawn, h-s— given that he's cut things. down, it's not— given that he's cut things. down, it's not going to be a has— down, it's not going to be a has hhe— down, it's not going to be a five mile route.— down, it's not going to be a five mile route. it's only going to he— five mile route. it's only going to he hp— five mile route. it's only going to be 1.3 miles.— five mile route. it's only going to be 1.3 miles. the soldiers hvahsa— to be 1.3 miles. the soldiers hvahsa ,— to be 1.3 miles. the soldiers involved , the— to be 1.3 miles. the soldiers involved , the military involved involved, the military involved is involved, the military involved hs going— involved, the military involved is pahp aa— involved, the military involved is pahp ha ha— involved, the military involved is going to be 6000 as opposed to haooo. — is going to be 6000 as opposed to haooo. vau— is going to be 6000 as opposed to 43,000. you know , when the to 43,000. you know, when the queen— to 43,000. you know, when the queen was crowned, i just i just ahhh— queen was crowned, i just i just ahhh pau— queen was crowned, i just i just think, you know,— queen was crowned, i just i just think, you know, we just should enjoy— think, you know, we just should sap-pp hhhs— think, you know, we just should sap-pp hhhs sap-ay— think, you know, we just should enjoy this, enjoy this occasion. aha— enjoy this, enjoy this occasion. aha .— enjoy this, enjoy this occasion. aha h ahhh— enjoy this, enjoy this occasion. and i think the— enjoy this, enjoy this occasion. and i think the king who's only hash— and i think the king who's only been h— and i think the king who's only been h the— and i think the king who's only been in the job— and i think the king who's only been in the job for six months, is doing— been in the job for six months, is aahp a— been in the job for six months, is doing a half— been in the job for six months, is doing a half decent job. and i is doing a half decent job. and h ahhh— is doing a half decent job. and h ahhh he— is doing a half decent job. and i think he should— is doing a half decent job. and i think he should we should just let i think he should we should just ha hhh — i think he should we should just hsa hhh get— i think he should we should just ha hhh get ah— i think he should we should just let him get on with it. he's got big let him get on with it. he's got his posts— let him get on with it. he's got hhp hosts as— let him get on with it. he's got big boots to fill,— let him get on with it. he's got big boots to fill, patrick. yap-s— big boots to fill, patrick. vows-hip- big boots to fill, patrick. you've - big _to i big boots to fill, patrick.- you've - big _to fill. you've got big boots to fill. pamph— you've got big boots to fill. patrick and _ you've got big boots to fill. patrick and i— you've got big boots to fill. patrick and i think he's never going— patrick and i think he's never papa-aph— patrick and i think he's never pahha-ahh aa- patrick and i think he's never going-able to do- patrick and i think he's never going able to do exactly going to be able to do exactly what—aha- going to be able to do exactly what—aha ,- going to be able to do exactly what—did , but- going to be able to do exactly what did , but he's what his mother did, but he's got a— what his mother did, but he's gas a papa— what his mother did, but he's got a good time— what his mother did, but he's got a good time to, you know, be

papahaa— got a good time to, you know, be papaha h— got a good time to, you know, be papaha h the— got a good time to, you know, be popular in the country. let's give— popular in the country. let's phs hhh — popular in the country. let's phs hhh a— popular in the country. let's give him a let's— popular in the country. let's give him a let's give him a sahssh— give him a let's give him a sahssh okay— give him a let's give him a chance. okay all right. look, hath— chance. okay all right. look, pop. of— chance. okay all right. look, path of yah— chance. okay all right. look, both of you, thank you very much — both of you, thank you very much h— both of you, thank you very much. i have— both of you, thank you very much. c2: both of you, thank you very much. both of you, thank you very- much. i have enjoyed that. and, norman, i will not let you pour cold water on this particular event, but i did thoroughly enjoy your points . great stuff, enjoy your points. great stuff, lads. right, charlie? ray, there and . okay. i just and norman baker. okay. ijust wonder when it comes to people like norman, you know, he's got a partner there he goes. should we this we go to the caribbean this year? go to the year? should we go to the canbbean? year? should we go to the caribbean? does cost caribbean? then he does a cost effective of they effective breakdown of why they should go to that same should just go to that same little village in majorca that they've 20 they've gone to for the last 20 odd anyway, odd years anyway. anyway, anyway, michael anyway, i'm joined by michael cole and cole now, who's with me, and i want to ask you, you are royalty yourself, of course you're royalty want ask royalty yourself. i want to ask you whether or not you think that be that there should really even be a conversation about the cost of the itself. isn't the coronation itself. isn't this why we have a thriving economy splash the economy so we can splash the cash wonderful occasion ? cash on a wonderful occasion? chris christie , chris christie. mr christie, hoee— chris christie. mr christie, whoee wow— chris christie. mr christie, whoever you like. " whoever you like. i've been causa— whoever you like. i've been called worse. charles and called worse. i know charles and i norman. i called worse. i know charles and i norman . i like them both. i know norman. i like them both. i know norman. i like them both. h respect— i know norman. i like them both. h aespeea pp...— i know norman. i like them both. i respect them both— i know norman. i like them both. i respect them both .— i know norman. i like them both. i respect them both . but- \.~ i like them both. i respect them both . but this w" i like them both. i igoing them both . but this w" i like them both. i igoing to em both . but this w" i like them both. i igoing to be both . but this

w" i like them both. i igoing to be reducedput this w" i like them both. i igoing to be reduced to this w" i like them both. i igoing to be reduced to a this is going to be reduced to a matter— is going to be reduced to a matter of— is going to be reduced to a matter of pounds and pence, wet-s— matter of pounds and pence, tea-s hook— matter of pounds and pence, tea-s took at— matter of pounds and pence, let's look at the— matter of pounds and pence, let's look at the real figures. hhe— let's look at the real figures. the—ahe- let's look at the real figures. the _the real. let's look at the real figures.- the _the real cost the cost of the of the real cost of p. — the cost of the of the real cost of the coronation— the cost of the of the real cost of the coronation is 100 hhhoh — of the coronation is 100 million. okay- of the coronation is 100 million. okay if that's going to who— million. okay if that's going to bring h— million. okay if that's going to bring in revenue— million. okay if that's going to bring in revenue amounting to 1 bring in revenue amounting to1 hhhoh— bring in revenue amounting to1 billion, that's— bring in revenue amounting to1 billion, that's a— bring in revenue amounting to 1 billion, that's a profit of 900 hhhoh — billion, that's a profit of 900 million. now,— billion, that's a profit of 900 million. now, even on a good day,— million. now, even on a good way, eohhhah— million. now, even on a good day, goldman sachs doesn't make a proht— day, goldman sachs doesn't make a paofh of— day, goldman sachs doesn't make a paohh of so. — day, goldman sachs doesn't make a profit of 90. let— day, goldman sachs doesn't make a profit of 90. let me just tell you— a profit of 90. let me just tell you that. — a profit of 90. let me just tell you shah so— a profit of 90. let me just tell you that. so where do we get to? zeo— you that. so where do we get to? zoo hhhoh— you that. so where do we get to? 250 million is— you that. so where do we get to? 250 million is from _ you that. so where do we get to? 250 million is from the dreaded seewhw— 250 million is from the dreaded seewhw e.ossa — 250 million is from the dreaded security costs. okay now, 7000 hoops— security costs. okay now, 7000 hoops ae— security costs. okay now, 7000 hoops going— security costs. okay now, 7000 troops are going to be marching and flying— troops are going to be marching and flying overhead. now their sahaw— and flying overhead. now their sahaw is— and flying overhead. now their salary is already— and flying overhead. now their salary is already paid for the who-s— salary is already paid for the king's shilling.— salary is already paid for the king's shilling. they're already in king's shilling. they're already h p..— king's shilling. they're already h p. amy— king's shilling. they're already h p. ahw .— king's shilling. they're already in the army . and— king's shilling. they're already in the army . and you know, when in the army. and you know, when he— in the army. and you know, when he been— in the army. and you know, when he been oh— in the army. and you know, when i've been on american network , i've been on american network, h-we— i've been on american network, he had— i've been on american network, i've had-explain— i've been on american network, i've had-explain to- i've been on american network, i've had explain to the i've had to explain to the present— i've had to explain to the present presenters, i said, these— present presenters, i said, these peophe— present presenters, i said, these people are frontline hoops— these people are frontline hoops .— these people are frontline hoops . hhew— these people are frontline troops . they won't believe it. troops. they won't believe it. i saw,— troops. they won't believe it. i sahh they-ae— troops. they won't believe it. i said, they're not— troops. they won't believe it. i said, they're not chocolate sohheas. — said, they're not chocolate soldiers. they're just here soldiers. they're not just here for ceremonial— soldiers. they're not just here for ceremonial occasions. i saw,— for ceremonial occasions. i sahh wow— for ceremonial occasions. i saw, you hhow— for ceremonial occasions. i said, you know ,- for ceremonial occasions. i said, you know , the household said, you know, the household eawahw— said, you know, the household eawahw ,— said, you know, the household cavalry , hhew— said, you know, the household cavalry , they drive light tanks cavalry, they drive light tanks in cavalry, they drive light tanks h hhe— cavalry, they drive light tanks in war. the five— cavalry, they drive light tanks in war. the five regiments of he— in war. the five regiments of he awards— in war. the five regiments of the guards division on their hom— the guards division on their front hhe— the guards division on their

front line and— the guards division on their front line and brilliant hhhhw— front line and brilliant infantry soldiers. so this is really— infantry soldiers. so this is really should— infantry soldiers. so this is really should not be reduced to pounds— really should not be reduced to pounds aha— really should not be reduced to pounds and pence— really should not be reduced to pounds and pence . let's think pounds and pence. let's think about— pounds and pence. let's think about h.— pounds and pence. let's think about h. h— pounds and pence. let's think about it. i recall— pounds and pence. let's think about it. i recall the olympics cosh— about it. i recall the olympics eosh 9— about it. i recall the olympics cost 9 billion— about it. i recall the olympics cost 9 billion people, £9 hhhoh— cost 9 billion people, £9 billion. there— cost 9 billion people, £9 billion. there were a lot of peopte— billion. there were a lot of peophe pooh— billion. there were a lot of people pooh poohing it and what did people pooh poohing it and what he h— people pooh poohing it and what he h eoe— people pooh poohing it and what he it do? h— people pooh poohing it and what did it do? it boosted this eowhhw-s— did it do? it boosted this country's prestige like nothing else. — country's prestige like nothing else. vow— country's prestige like nothing else. you can't— country's prestige like nothing else. you can't put- country's prestige like nothing else. you can't put a- country's prestige like nothing else. /ix. ta" . country's prestige like nothing else. /aix. ca?“ . ci" else. you can't put a price on history as well as charlie was saying there. look, it's very to easy be all misery, guts and look a spreadsheet and go, look at a spreadsheet and go, well, be doing well, should we really be doing this the other? this and that and the other? what history of it? what about the history of it? what about the history of it? what occasion it? what about the occasion of it? you i'm being you know, and also i'm not being funny, one was funny, but the last one was rather ago. due rather a long time ago. were due a splurge. yeah. yeah a good old splurge. yeah. yeah man by bread man does not live by bread aoheh— man does not live by bread aoheh ahe— man does not live by bread alone. the spiritual of alone. the spiritual element of his.— alone. the spiritual element of his—wewi this, of this coronation is very . wew— this, of this coronation is very .wew hhpohahh— this, of this coronation is very , very important the life of , very important to the life of his— , very important to the life of his eowhhw— , very important to the life of this country, to— , very important to the life of this country, to the life of every— this country, to the life of every shpae— this country, to the life of every single one of us. because this country, to the life of eveareringle one of us. because this country, to the life of eveare allle one of us. because this country, to the life of eveare all invested us. because this country, to the life of eveare all invested in. because this country, to the life of eveare all invested in this. ause we are all invested in this. this— we are all invested in this. this-oh- we are all invested in this.j this-our famous, this is part of our famous, whwhheh— this is part of our famous, unwritten constitution. and we are unwritten constitution. and we ah— unwritten constitution. and we are all beneficiaries by living in are all beneficiaries by living h a— are all beneficiaries by living in a constitutional monarchy . in a constitutional monarchy. ahsohwhew. — in a constitutional monarchy. absolutely. now,- in a constitutional monarchy. absolutely. \aaiaaa in a constitutional monarchy. absolutely. \aaif.a�*ah" absolutely. now, look, the reason why i wanted to cut you off there is because, ladies and gentlemen, you're watching us gentlemen, if you're watching us on watching

on tv, you're watching us online . however you're consuming gb news sun has news fantastic. but the sun has well here, well and truly come out here, which means that which means. which means that it's wonderful place to come it's a wonderful place to come and stand right behind me here. now, i did see a couple of people with orange jackets on. i had horrible thought had a horrible moment. i thought just had turned up. just stop. oil had turned up. but these are actually but no, alas, these are actually just guards. i want just security guards. but i want you, this and you, if you're watching this and you're you're coming you're nearby or you're coming down combination, down for the combination, i will be get yourself be here all week. get yourself just somewhere and just just somewhere in there and just shout enough. okay? shout loud enough. okay? shout loud enough . one of my producers loud enough. one of my producers will come nip over there will come and nip over there and we and you the we can try and get you on the telly. okay? this really telly. okay? because this really is fantastic event here is a fantastic event here and it'd nice actually share it'd be nice to actually share it'd be nice to actually share it with as many real people, real as possibly real brits, as we possibly can. so not quite standing so yes, it's not quite standing room only. is still a lot so yes, it's not quite standing r0(areanly. is still a lot so yes, it's not quite standing r0(area there is still a lot so yes, it's not quite standing r0(area there for is still a lot so yes, it's not quite standing r0(area there for yourtill a lot so yes, it's not quite standing r0(area there for you to. a lot so yes, it's not quite standing r0(area there for you to come of area there for you to come down have a look at the down and have a look at the build coronation. build up for the coronation. but we here at gb news we are desperate here at gb news to mirror to to hold a mirror up to you wonderful lot as well. so if you are area, get yourselves are in the area, get yourselves down. behind down. get yourself behind me. wave enough, patrick. wave loud enough, patrick. strong enough and we'll get what this the greatest this is going to be the greatest show earth. yes. even though show on earth. yes. even though peopte— show on earth. yes. even though peopae ae— show on earth. yes. even though peopae satee— show on earth. yes. even though people are sated with— cr" yes. even though people are sated with on demand eeweahoh— people are sated with on demand education. yes.— people are sated with on demand education. yes. even though it's

going— education. yes. even though it's going ao— education. yes. even though it's pohp ao he— education. yes. even though it's pohp ao he he— education. yes. even though it's going to be the greatest show on earth— going to be the greatest show on eahh a— going to be the greatest show on eahh a hee— going to be the greatest show on earth, a free show.— going to be the greatest show on earth, a free show. don't forget ahah — earth, a free show. don't forget that. fantastic— earth, a free show. don't forget that. fantastic look. - earth, a free show. don't forget that. at. that. fantastic look. there you go. if that's not sold then go. if that's not sold you, then nothing anyway, the nothing will. but anyway, the coronation saturday. coronation isn't until saturday. but the royal families but some of the royal families fanatic superfans are already here. i'm standing next to one of them, and i've actually been out and about talking to very shortly , we're going to hear shortly, we're going to hear from a wonderful lady. she's come the from newcastle. come all the way from newcastle. she's coming out. going she's coming out. she's going to be for here five now, what, about six nights by the time it's over because she was it's all over because she was here last night as well. i'm patrick on

you're listening to gb news radio . radio. well come back, everybody. i'm patrick is live outside buckingham palace ahead of the coaohahoh— buckingham palace ahead of the coaohahoh oh— buckingham palace ahead of the coronation of king— buckingham palace ahead of the coronation of king charles iii. so coronation of king charles iii. so hers— coronation of king charles iii. so has haw— coronation of king charles iii. so let's talk about the people who— so let's talk about the people who ae— so let's talk about the people who he— so let's talk about the people who are the very— so let's talk about the people who are the very opposite of hh— who are the very opposite of fair weather— who are the very opposite of fair weather fans. there are he— fair weather fans. there are he days— fair weather fans. there are he days to— fair weather fans. there are five days to go— fair weather fans. there are five days to go until the big

event— five days to go until the big event itself,— five days to go until the big event itself, but— five days to go until the big event itself, but some royal super— event itself, but some royal swpea fans— event itself, but some royal super fans are— event itself, but some royal super fans are already camping out super fans are already camping oh oh— super fans are already camping oh on he— super fans are already camping out on the mall— super fans are already camping out on the mall and i had the absolute— out on the mall and i had the absolute pleasure— out on the mall and i had the absolute pleasure , the absolute pleasure, the phwhepe— absolute pleasure, the privilege, the honour of eaaehha— privilege, the honour of eaaehhp ap— privilege, the honour of catching up with one of them a hhe— catching up with one of them a hhhe hh— catching up with one of them a little bit earlier— catching up with one of them a little bit earlier on. so what's your— little bit earlier on. so what's wow nape.— little bit earlier on. so what's your name? where are you come home — your name? where are you come home maha— your name? where are you come from? maria and— your name? where are you come from? maria and i'm- your name? where are you come from? aa: from? maria and i'm from newcastle. fantastic now you've been here— newcastle. fantastic now you've been here a— newcastle. fantastic now you've been here a little— newcastle. fantastic now you've been here a little while,- hi f now you've been here a little while, have you?— been here a little while, have wow-came— been here a little while, have you?.came down - been here a little while, have you? i came down yesterday to meet up with the gang . for what meet up with the gang. for what always do with this type of thing . and we've had it arranged thing. and we've had it arranged for ages. fantastic. so why does his— for ages. fantastic. so why does his hahe— for ages. fantastic. so why does his so— for ages. fantastic. so why does this mean so much— for ages. fantastic. so why does this mean so much to- 3 fantastic. so why does this mean so much to you? oh i'm wew— this mean so much to you? oh i'm wew passionate— this mean so much to you? oh i'm very passionate about the royal iahiiw— very passionate about the royal iahiiw — very passionate about the royal iahiiw hhe— very passionate about the royal family like patrick. - very passionate about the royal family like patrick. i- very passionate about the royal family i ”china family like patrick. i really, really admire them. and and we. our first started late, and then when diana , princess diana, came when diana, princess diana, came on the scene and then i followed them all the way through. and i just wanted to be there for all the big the big moments in royal history. and the big the big moments in royal history . and you have been there history. and you have been there for mosh— history. and you have been there for most oi— history. and you have been there for most of them,— " hairy and you have been there for most of them, haven't you? yes— for most of them, haven't you? yes we— for most of them, haven't you? yes we have. — for most of them, haven't you? yes we have. we— for most of them, haven't you? yes we have. gair g yes we have. we started going to them when william and catherine got married, and we've been to every big one since then. we've

camped outside saint mary's hospital for all three of the babies being born and funerals , babies being born and funerals, weddings, all the weddings, harry's wedding and baptisms , harry's wedding and baptisms, everything. we've been there and we do diana's birthday , an we do diana's birthday, an anniversary every year at kensington palace . um, and in kensington palace. um, and in 2019, prince william came out and of his home to see us at the golden gates to personally thank for her doing that for his mother's birthday . oh, well, mother's birthday. oh, well, thatis mother's birthday. oh, well, that is a really— aia oh, well, that is a really touching moment . hho— that is a really touching moment . who is— that is a really touching moment .and is going— that is a really touching moment . and it's going to— that is a really touching moment . and it's going to be such a happy— . and it's going to be such a happy oeeasioh— . and it's going to be such a happy .— . and it's going to be such a happy occasion , this coronation. happy occasion, this coronation. but happy occasion, this coronation. huh—wow.- happy occasion, this coronation. huh—wow. todayl but i've got to ask you, today is monday. — but i've got to ask you, today is monday. -90in9- but i've got to ask you, today is monday. going to be is monday. you're going to be here— is monday. you're going to be here unhi— is monday. you're going to be here until saturday. how are you going— here until saturday. how are you going to— here until saturday. how are you going ho ho— here until saturday. how are you going ho do he— here until saturday. how are you going to do it? oh,— here until saturday. how are you going to do it? oh, we'll do it. we-we— going to do it? oh, we'll do it. we-we ashe— going to do it? oh, we'll do it. we've done longer— going to do it? oh, we'll do it. we've done longer than- going to do it? oh, we'll do it. we've done longer than this. we will do it rains. it will do it if it rains. it doesn't matter. we've got umbrellas, we've got ponchos . umbrellas, we've got ponchos. we're stick it we're just going to stick it out. we've got to be here for this. it's the biggest moment in history us history for us. so we us sleeping , sleeping here overnight, sleeping here overnight, sleeping here overnight, sleeping here overnight. we've got underneath the got camp beds underneath the tarpaulin, so we've got no tents, nothing. that tents, no nothing. but that keeps us dry. and we've got sleeping we're enough

sleeping bags. we're warm enough and we're well looked after. there's plenty security , so there's plenty of security, so it's safe and we're just it's very safe and we're just love it. people would normally pay love it. people would normally paw hiiiiohs— love it. people would normally pay millions for— love it. people would normally pay millions for-post- i people would normally pay millions for post code, pay millions for this post code, you— pay millions for this post code, wow-so— pay millions for this post code, wow-so wow-e- pay millions for this post code, you so you're doing all you know? so you're doing all aiahh — you know? so you're doing all aiahh -wahihp- you know? so you're doing all right. _waking up. you know? so you're doing alli right. _waking up to right. the word waking up to that, up to that every that, waking up to that every morning. state buckingham morning. the state of buckingham palace absolute dream palace, it's an absolute dream for likes of us. so for for the likes of us. so for food, drink, what are you doing for that ? oh, we're well looked for that? oh, we're well looked after. we've got a friend who comes down and she's been very kind to , um, we've got, we've kind to, um, we've got, we've sent out the men for them to put get supplies of drinks and stuff. we're absolutely fine for that. but stuff. we're absolutely fine for that . but i stuff. we're absolutely fine for that. but i mean, it's an incredible— that. but i mean, it's an incredible effort.- but i mean, it's an incredible effort. what do your what— incredible effort. what do your what do— incredible effort. what do your what do your— incredible effort. what do your what do your friends, your iahiiw— what do your friends, your rahiiw. your— what do your friends, your family, your colleagues think about— family, your colleagues think about an— family, your colleagues think about all of— family, your colleagues think about all of this— family, your colleagues think about all of this ? "hiya about all of this? they know whai— about all of this? they know what i'm like and, you know, i've got a partner at home. and when things happen , you when these things happen, you know, quite happy. he looks know, he's quite happy. he looks after home, and after me. animals at home, and then just enjoy then he's just going enjoy yourself. your passion, you yourself. it's your passion, you know , and enjoy i mean, know, go and enjoy it. i mean, this is absolutely lovely and so what would your message be then , to our new king? i just want

him to enjoy special day. like patrick said, he's waited years for this. and it's, you know, i just want them both to enjoy that very special day and that family . it's that very special day and that family. it's going to be that very special day and that family . it's going to be such family. it's going to be such a historic day. and look, why showi— historic day. and look, why showio .— historic day. and look, why showio . h— historic day. and look, why should , in your— i at. a:q and look, why should , in your opinion, the should, in your opinion, the haihsh— should, in your opinion, the british public— should, in your opinion, the british public get so excited about— british public get so excited about an— british public get so excited about all of— british public get so excited about all of this? you get all of he— about all of this? you get all of the naysayers. _ about all of this? you get all of the naysayers. you get all of hose— of the naysayers. you get all of those miserable— of the naysayers. you get all of those miserable people. why showe— those miserable people. why showio we— those miserable people. why should we all— those miserable people. why should we all get to go? because he-ahaw— should we all get to go? because he-ahgw .— should we all get to go? because he-ahgw .-oh- should we all get to go? because he-ahgw .-oh i- should we all get to go? because he-angry .-oh, i think. he get angry. oh. oh, i think its— he get angry. oh. oh, i think it's wonderful . and we are it's wonderful. and we are envied, know, around the envied, you know, around the world royal world for having the royal family and i think everyone should behind them. should just get behind them. it's a day in history, you know, we can only look back and see. but it was like for the queen's coronation and things. and that was that was marvellous. and i do i think everyone should get behind them. and, you know , just behind them. and, you know, just enjoy the day . it's going to be enjoy the day. it's going to be wonderful . enjoy the day. it's going to be wonderful. oh, enjoy the day. it's going to be wonderful . oh, there you go. wonderful. oh, there you go. wew.— wonderful. oh, there you go. hep, iooh— wonderful. oh, there you go. hep, iooh .— wonderful. oh, there you go. well, look , make— : oh, there you go. well, look , make sure you stay well, look, make sure you stay hhew— well, look, make sure you stay tuned because,— well, look, make sure you stay tuned because, well, she was hie— tuned because, well, she was enough— tuned because, well, she was nice enough to— tuned because, well, she was nice enough to do was show me the nice enough to do was show me he aehai— nice enough to do was show me the actual setup— nice enough to do was show me

the actual setup that they've got the actual setup that they've pot—of- got there in terms of these hohiie— got there in terms of these mobile portable and mobile portable beds. and thew-we— mobile portable beds. and ihew-we-poh- mobile portable beds. and they've-got all- mobile portable beds. and they've got all their they've also got all their swppiies— they've also got all their swppiies. so— they've also got all their supplies. so i— they've also got all their supplies. so i had a quick look through—hho- supplies. so i had a quick look through and these through all of that. and these are _wonderful- through all of that. and these. are—wonderful people through all of that. and these are really wonderful people through all of that. and these are really make ionderful people through all of that. and these are really make thiserful people through all of that. and these are really make this country)ple who really make this country heh— who really make this country heh-hese— who really make this country tick-these royal- tick. dodi these royal superfans. - tick. dodi these royal superfans. we'll be talking to hose— superfans. we'll be talking to those—course. those throughout the course of the those throughout the course of. p.._.p...d those throughout the course of. hahe—aheao those throughout the course of th

charles, as he then was, went into famous department store in japan , in tokyo, and this whole japan, in tokyo, and this whole choir of beautiful little girls sang there is an anthem for the prince of wales, which is called god bless the prince of wales. and it goes like god bless the prince of wales. that's how it goes. fantastic. fantastic but time and time again, you know , time and time again, you know, remarkable things would happen. i mean, there was a rumour that the queen had had a heart problem. you know, so she couldn't say, i haven't . so when couldn't say, i haven't. so when we got to beijing and we went out to the great wall of china, the queen walked up the great wall of china when it was almost as steep as that. and said she was taking pictures with her gold plated leica camera and she was heading towards, well , was heading towards, well, manchuria. i think when the courtiers said, please , please, courtiers said, please, please, you can come back. so she was showing all these rumours about her. showing all these rumours about hen her showing all these rumours about her. her heart were were not i

mean, one of the great things , mean, one of the great things, the great attributes of royalty is patience and good manners. and the queen was wonderful at that. and the queen was wonderful at that . she never felt made that. she never felt made anybody feel at all embarrassed. and it often took great powers of patience . i remember they of patience. i remember they were opening a new cement works in barbet dos and the queen went there on a nice sunny morning and there was an earnest young man in a suit, rather like you and me. and he stood there and for 50 minutes he told the queen how you make cement and i was looking at my watch and thinking, time for a drink before lunch. and then he paused and relaxed . and then and everybody relaxed. and then he said, and of course, then there is the other way of making cement . and we all stood there cement. and we all stood there while the queen on her little size four feet, stood there very quietly and listened to the other way of making cement. well, you can't buy that. no, you can't. well, i tell you, you haven-h— you can't. well, i tell you, you haweh-h ooh— you can't. well, i tell you, you haweh-i poi ahw— ea?" i well, i tell you, you haven't got any patience. it's he— haven't got any patience. it's the producers— haven't got any patience. it's the producers who are scurrying

aoho— the producers who are scurrying aaowho—heaei around back in the studio here aha—heeawse- and rightly so, because they hehh— and rightly so, because they aren't-whizz- and rightly so, because they. aren't-whizz-over aren't going to whizz you over for-hews— aren't going to whizz you over for news headlines at the for your news headlines at the hair— for your news headlines at the hair-haph— for your news headlines at the hah-haah oa— for your news headlines at the half mark or there or half hour mark or just there or aheaeahowhs— half hour mark or just there or thereabouts wonderful thereabouts with the wonderful polly— thereabouts with the wonderful pollylmore— thereabouts with the wonderful polly more coming your way loads more coming your way though.— loads more coming your way though._parents loads more coming your way. though._parents to though. quickly. our parents to hiahe— though. quickly. our parents to hiahe foa— though. quickly. our parents to blame for obese— though. quickly. our parents to blame for obese kids because they— blame for obese kids because they ae— blame for obese kids because they are apparently causing they are apparently now causing eahshophes— they are apparently now causing catastrophes within our nhs. is hat— catastrophes within our nhs. is that a— catastrophes within our nhs. is that a massive,— catastrophes within our nhs. is that a massive, massive problem for use— that a massive, massive problem for use ihe— that a massive, massive problem for us? the country— that a massive, massive problem for us? the country is facing a ehiiohooo— for us? the country is facing a childhood obesity— for us? the country is facing a childhood obesity crisis. i want to hhow— childhood obesity crisis. i want to know whether— childhood obesity crisis. i want to know whether not parents to know whether or not parents are to know whether or not parents aeaiiw— to know whether or not parents aeaiiw ho— to know whether or not parents are really to blame. and hwhheos— are really to blame. and hundreds arrived hundreds of people have arrived in hundreds of people have arrived ih-shaii— hundreds of people have arrived in-small boats- hundreds of people have arrived in small boats today. in dover in small boats today. hw— in dover in small boats today. huh i— in dover in small boats today. huh i-hho— in dover in small boats today. but i-find out.— in dover in small boats today. but i find out. get a load but i will find out. get a load of his.— but i will find out. get a load of his. is— but i will find out. get a load of this. it's not— but i will find out. get a load of this. it's not just the iiieaai— of this. it's not just the illegal immigration levels that are skyrocketing. no legal hipaahioh— are skyrocketing. no legal migration is— are skyrocketing. no legal migration is also is also on the he— migration is also is also on the .— migration is also is also on the . huh— migration is also is also on the . huh aiahh— migration is also is also on the rise . but right now, it is your rise. but right now, it is your long— rise. but right now, it is your long awaiheo— rise. but right now, it is your long awaited headlines with hoiiw— long awaited headlines with polly middlehurst . patrick polly middlehurst. patrick ihahh— polly middlehurst. patrick ihahhwou— polly middlehurst. patrick thank you and— polly middlehurst. patrick thank you and good- polly middlehurst. patrick thank you and good afternoon to you. and additional flight for british nationals fleeing sudan is expected to take off this afternoon. the deadline to reach the airport for those eligible to board the flight path this morning . 2000 people on 23

morning. 2000 people on 23 flights have so far been evacuated from the country, but it's thought there may more it's thought there may be more than 1000 british passport holders still remaining. sudan's army and the rival paramilitary force say they'll extend their ceasefire for a further 72 hours. it was due originally to expire this evening here at home, the general secretary of the royal college of nursing has urged the health secretary not to be disrespectful to nurses amid their biggest strike yet. pat collins comments come as steve barclay said, their ongoing industrial action was premature as other trade unions met to discuss the government's pay met to discuss the government's pay offer. staff in emergency departments, intensive care and cancer care began their 28 hour strike yesterday . it ends strike yesterday. it ends tonight and the violence continues in france this afternoon . even during the afternoon. even during the traditional may day labour march, you can see if you're watching on television, the scene live in the capital right now with police clashing with protesters in paris. there is a

big police presence in the city. the crowds are somewhat dispersed from half an hour ago, but we do know bikes have been set on fire. and police earlier on were firing tear gas into the crowds. the protesters are having their say after the french president, emmanuel macron, forced through a change to pension laws , raising the age to pension laws, raising the age of retirement by two years to 64. the government argues it's needed for financial stability. but unions say the money can be found somewhere else. and the former us president donald trump arrived in scotland this morning saying it's great to be home. he landed at aberdeen in his private jet. he was met by pipers, a red carpet and a ten vehicle motorcade . he'll be vehicle motorcade. he'll be opening a second golf course at the menie estate in the north—east of the country . the menie estate in the north—east of the country. his last visit was in 2018 when he was last in office . he'll then was last in office. he'll then move from scotland to another course he owns on doonbeg on ireland's west coast. those are your latest news headlines. you

are up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on the tunein app. this is britain's news. channel yes. well, welcome back, - yes. well, welcome back, ewewhouw. — - yes. well, welcome back, everybody- ah-s— everybody. it's patrick christys here— everybody. it's patrick christys heae ah— everybody. it's patrick christys here at buckingham palace with you hoh— here at buckingham palace with you from hhaee— here at buckingham palace with you from three until 6 pm. and i you from three until 6 pm. and iwiii— you from three until 6 pm. and iwiii he— you from three until 6 pm. and iwiii he every— you from three until 6 pm. and i will be every single day this week— i will be every single day this week as— i will be every single day this week as we gear— i will be every single day this week as we gear ourselves up for aiahuious— week as we gear ourselves up for a fabulous, fabulous moment in haihish— a fabulous, fabulous moment in british history.— a fabulous, fabulous moment in british history. but it's not all british history. but it's not aii ahouh— british history. but it's not all about the _ british history. but it's not all about the royals. no, that's aiahh— all about the royals. no, that's aiahh .— all about the royals. no, that's aiohh . we-we— all about the royals. no, that's aiohh . we-we ooh— all about the royals. no, that's right . we've got some other news right. we've got some other news hhah— right. we've got some other news hhah-ho— right. we've got some other news hhah-ho give— right. we've got some other news hhah-ho give you- right. we've got some other news that-to give you as- that we have to give you as weii— that we have to give you as weii. hho— that we have to give you as well. and britain's obesity crisis—eweal well. and britain's obesity. crisis—ever with crisis is worse than ever with ehiiheh— crisis is worse than ever with ehiiheh as— crisis is worse than ever with children as young as four years old children as young as four years oih hehh— children as young as four years old being treated— children as young as four years old being treated for obesity aeiaheo— old being treated for obesity related health— old being treated for obesity related health issues. now, aeeohiihg— related health issues. now, aeeohiiha ho— related health issues. now, according to new nhs stats, the huheh— according to new nhs stats, the huheh oh— according to new nhs stats, the number of under— according to new nhs stats, the number of under eighteens being heaheh— number of under eighteens being heaheh h— number of under eighteens being treated in hospital— number of under eighteens being treated in hospital with weight aeiaheh— treated in hospital with weight related issues— treated in hospital with weight related issues including hiahehes— related issues including hiahehes .— related issues including diabetes , high blood pressure, diabetes, high blood pressure, eheeheaa— diabetes, high blood pressure, eheeheaa is— diabetes, high blood pressure, etcetera, is massively, hassiweiy— etcetera, is massively, massively on - etcetera, is massively, massively on the rise. so what i

wahh— massively on the rise. so what i wahh ho— massively on the rise. so what i wahh ho ash— massively on the rise. so what i wahh ho ash you— massively on the rise. so what i want to ask you today is if four yea— want to ask you today is if four year oios— want to ask you today is if four yea oihs ae— want to ask you today is if four year olds are becoming obese , year olds are becoming obese, how— year olds are becoming obese, how ae— year olds are becoming obese, how hhe— year olds are becoming obese, how are the parents to blame ? do how are the parents to blame? do you hhihh— how are the parents to blame? do you hhihh ih— how are the parents to blame? do you hhihh ih is— how are the parents to blame? do you think it is the— how are the parents to blame? do you think it is the fault of paaehhse— you think it is the fault of paaehhse i— you think it is the fault of parents? i am— you think it is the fault of parents? i am joined now by sewe— parents? i am joined now by steve miller,— parents? i am joined now by steve miller, who is a weight ioss— steve miller, who is a weight ioss expeah. — steve miller, who is a weight loss expert. and— steve miller, who is a weight loss expert. and you will all hhow— loss expert. and you will all hhow hhis— loss expert. and you will all hhow hhis guy— loss expert. and you will all know this guy is,— loss expert. and you will all know this guy is, of course, the foe— know this guy is, of course, the former presenter— know this guy is, of course, the former presenter of the tv show fat former presenter of the tv show iah iahiiies— former presenter of the tv show fat families and— former presenter of the tv show fat families and the rather inappropriately named if you ooh-h— inappropriately named if you ooh-h hho— inappropriately named if you don't mind me— inappropriately named if you don't mind me saying tam tam fry,— don't mind me saying tam tam hy. who— don't mind me saying tam tam hy. who is— don't mind me saying tam tam hy. who is he— don't mind me saying tam tam fry, who is the chair of the wahiohai— fry, who is the chair of the national obesity forum . thank national obesity forum. thank you wew— national obesity forum. thank you very much— national obesity forum. thank you very much, both of you. shee— you very much, both of you. shewe. i— you very much, both of you. steve, i will— you very much, both of you. steve, i will start- you very much, both of you. steve, i will start with you. he— steve, i will start with you. he paaehhs— steve, i will start with you. are parents to _ steve, i will start with you. are parents to blame for fat hihs— are parents to blame for fat hihs e — are parents to blame for fat kids ? you've— are parents to blame for fat kids ? you've got- are parents to blame for fat kids ? v/aix gair giia. kids? you've got three groups. you've got a group of parents that do a really great job. you've got a very small group that need a bit of help and then you've got this group that are brownite deal that would rather just let their kids eat what they want and not do anything about it. so do i believe there is a group of parents out there that are to blame because their kids fat? absolutely kids are too fat? absolutely albie and that might not be politically correct, but from what i observe, it's true .

what i observe, it's true. well, i'd profoundly disagree wihh— well, i'd profoundly disagree wihh hm.— well, i'd profoundly disagree with tom. i'll— well, i'd profoundly disagree with tom. i'll bring you in on his— with tom. i'll bring you in on his how— with tom. i'll bring you in on his is— with tom. i'll bring you in on this now, is it— with tom. i'll bring you in on this now, is it not— with tom. i'll bring you in on this now, is it not child abuse 7 this now, is it not child abuse ? i this now, is it not child abuse e i hhihh— this now, is it not child abuse ? i think parents— this now, is it not child abuse ? i think parents obviously have a responsibility— ? i think parents obviously have a responsibility to— ? i think parents obviously have a responsibility to look after heh— a responsibility to look after their children. _ a responsibility to look after their children. however when it ho— their children. however when it comes to obesity,— their children. however when it comes to obesity, my view is hhah— comes to obesity, my view is hhah hhe— comes to obesity, my view is that the government has done far too that the government has done far hoo iihie— that the government has done far hoo iihie ho— that the government has done far too little to support them. we have— too little to support them. we have oi— too little to support them. we have of food,— too little to support them. we have of food, which is being given— have of food, which is being given ho— have of food, which is being given to children, which is far hoo— given to children, which is far hoo huii— given to children, which is far hoo iuii oh— given to children, which is far too full of sugar— given to children, which is far too full of sugar and other ihheuiehhs— too full of sugar and other ingredients which predispose howahis— ingredients which predispose towards obesity— ingredients which predispose towards obesity and the choice is wew— towards obesity and the choice is very limited— towards obesity and the choice is very limited and parents can ohiy— is very limited and parents can ohiy huy— is very limited and parents can ohiy huy whah— is very limited and parents can only buy what is— is very limited and parents can only buy what is on offer. and soehes— only buy what is on offer. and sometimes the— only buy what is on offer. and sometimes the food is just less hhah— sometimes the food is just less hhah heaihhy— sometimes the food is just less than healthy. and— sometimes the food is just less than healthy. and i'm afraid hhah— than healthy. and i'm afraid hhah hhe— than healthy. and i'm afraid that the government had been hohi— that the government had been hohi ahouh— that the government had been told about this— that the government had been told about this time after time ahea— told about this time after time ahea hhe— told about this time after time ahea hihe .— told about this time after time after time . it— told about this time after time after time . it was— told about this time after time after time . it was sold in two after time. it was sold in two hhousaho— after time. it was sold in two thousand and— after time. it was sold in two thousand and seven that parents weeh-h— thousand and seven that parents weeh-h ho— thousand and seven that parents weren't to blame— thousand and seven that parents weren't to blame and they have done— weren't to blame and they have done wew— weren't to blame and they have done very little— weren't to blame and they have done very little about it. and now we're reaping the consequences of the inaction .

consequences of the inaction. 0h.— consequences of the inaction. oh my— consequences of the inaction. oh. my gosh.— consequences of the inaction. oh. my gosh ism.— consequences of the inaction. oh, my gosh, tom, i'm- consequences of the inaction. oh, my gosh, tom, i'm sorry. you can't blame the government for a mother giving her child his seventh quarter pounder of the day. go on, little timmy. walk into the shop there. buy yourself a jumbo pack of wotsits . steve, come on, talk some common sense here. oh, no, it's. you're absolutely— common sense here. oh, no, it's. you're absolutely right.- common sense here. oh, no, it's. you're absolutely right. i- i" oh, no, it's. you're absolutely right. i mean, iam— you're absolutely right. i mean, iah iowes— you're absolutely right. i mean, iah iowes ho— you're absolutely right. i mean, tam loves to blame the government— tam loves to blame the government and often blames food hahuaheahues— government and often blames food manufacturers and— government and often blames food manufacturers and so forth . manufacturers and so forth. iheae— manufacturers and so forth. here is— manufacturers and so forth. here is a— manufacturers and so forth. there is a big— manufacturers and so forth. there is a big issue in the uk wihh— there is a big issue in the uk wihh peasohai— there is a big issue in the uk with personal responsibility and whehhea— with personal responsibility and whehhea we— with personal responsibility and whether we like _ with personal responsibility and whether we like it or not, we have — whether we like it or not, we have a— whether we like it or not, we have a massive— whether we like it or not, we have a massive group of parents. y...— have a massive group of parents. hes oi— have a massive group of parents. yes of course— have a massive group of parents. yes, of course we— have a massive group of parents. yes, of course we have a great group— yes, of course we have a great group or— yes, of course we have a great group or parehhs— yes, of course we have a great group of parents that do good worh— group of parents that do good worh as— group of parents that do good work as well. _ group of parents that do good work as well. but— group of parents that do good work as well. but that massive group— work as well. but that massive group-parehhs— work as well. but that massive group parents that just can't group of parents that just can't be group of parents that just can't he hohhereh— group of parents that just can't be bothered, they'd rather sit in a— be bothered, they'd rather sit in a rash— be bothered, they'd rather sit in a fast food— be bothered, they'd rather sit in a fast food restaurant, want shuhihg— in a fast food restaurant, want shuhihg h— in a fast food restaurant, want stuffing in the— in a fast food restaurant, want stuffing in the burgers themselves.- stuffing in the burgers themselves. yeah. as they are aiso— themselves. yeah. as they are aiso eguaiiy— themselves. yeah. as they are also equally obese and watching heir— also equally obese and watching hheir hios— also equally obese and watching hheir hiris rio— also equally obese and watching their kids do the— also equally obese and watching their kids do the same. and that is unforgivable_ their kids do the same. and that is unforgivable .— their kids do the same. and that is unforgivable . bill, what is unforgivable. bill, what i wouih— is unforgivable. bill, what i wouio say— is unforgivable. bill, what i wouia say ho— is unforgivable. bill, what i would say to you is you go out ohho— would say to you is you go out ohho hhe— would say to you is you go out onto the street— would say to you is you go out onto the street and into some of hhose— onto the street and into some of hhose rash— onto the street and into some of those fast food— onto the street and into some of those fast food restaurants and you— those fast food restaurants and you win— those fast food restaurants and you wiii see— those fast food restaurants and you wiii ir—

those fast food restaurants and you will see it happening . it's you will see it happening. it's iherehihie. — you will see it happening. it's incredible. and— you will see it happening. it's incredible. and parent s need to remember that— incredible. and parent s need to remember that they are the role hooei— remember that they are the role hooei aha— remember that they are the role model and they— remember that they are the role model and they are the role more.— model and they are the role hohei. hho— model and they are the role model. and what i would say is if model. and what i would say is h youe— model. and what i would say is h youe hoh— model. and what i would say is if you're not prepared to look ahea— if you're not prepared to look aher your— if you're not prepared to look after your child's— if you're not prepared to look after your child's health, iheiuoihg— after your child's health, including obesity , well, you including obesity, well, you shouihh-h— including obesity, well, you shouldn't be— including obesity, well, you shouldn't be having children . shouldn't be having children. i ihihh— shouldn't be having children. i hhihh hhah— shouldn't be having children. i hhihh hai you— shouldn't be having children. i think that you have— shouldn't be having children. i think that you have a- shouldn't be having children. i think that you have a very- think that you have a very simplistic view. i wonder whether or not they're not actually the role models. they're the roly poly models , they're the roly poly models, unfortunately. _ they're the roly poly models, unfortunately. and tom can can i push— unfortunately. and tom can can i iush say— unfortunately. and tom can can i iush say his— unfortunately. and tom can can i just say this idea— unfortunately. and tom can can i just say this idea that people hohey hy— just say this idea that people save money by giving their kids junk?— save money by giving their kids junk? rhe— save money by giving their kids junk? ihe hash— save money by giving their kids junk? the last time i walked hho— junk? the last time i walked ihho hhe— junk? the last time i walked into the shops,— junk? the last time i walked into the shops, an apple was cheaper— into the shops, an apple was cheaper hhah— into the shops, an apple was cheaper than a— into the shops, an apple was cheaper than a bar of chocolate . weii— cheaper than a bar of chocolate . weii hey.— cheaper than a bar of chocolate . well they, they— cheaper than a bar of chocolate . well they, they they feed her— . well they, they they feed their children _ . well they, they they feed their children what they think is ohay. — their children what they think is ohay. huh— their children what they think is okay. but in— their children what they think is okay. but in fact,- their children what they think is okay. i .. aai. ”ai; is okay. but in fact, parents have very little idea of what is good food and what is bad food. and particularly now in the cost of living crisis that we're going through, they go for whatever they can find to feed their children , which is usually their children, which is usually ultra processed food and cheap . ultra processed food and cheap.

and in that way your children are going to become fat, and in that way your children are going to become fat , however are going to become fat, however responsible you want to be as a parent, the whole of the obesity genetic environment in which we live is stacked up against you. it's very easy to blame parents, but it is much more difficult to actually prove what you're blaming them for is correct theory yet again. tom, you're haihihg— theory yet again. tom, you're raihihg rheory— theory yet again. tom, you're talking theory yet— jail aga .. tom, you're talking theory yet again because haseh— talking theory yet again because haseh oh— talking theory yet again because based on what— talking theory yet again because based on what you've just said, all based on what you've just said, aii ehiiheh— based on what you've just said, all children would— based on what you've just said, all children would be really fat aha— all children would be really fat are hey-re— all children would be really fat and they're not. _ all children would be really fat and they're not. and the reason not and they're not. and the reason nor an— and they're not. and the reason hoh aii hihs— and they're not. and the reason not all kids are— and they're not. and the reason not all kids are fat— and they're not. and the reason not all kids are fat is we do have— not all kids are fat is we do have a— not all kids are fat is we do have a decent— not all kids are fat is we do have a decent group of parents har— have a decent group of parents hhah rio— have a decent group of parents hhah ho a— have a decent group of parents hhah ho a good— have a decent group of parents that do a good job and they do iooh— that do a good job and they do iooh ahea— that do a good job and they do look after their— that do a good job and they do look after their kids health and hey— look after their kids health and hey-rio— look after their kids health and hhey-oo piay— look after their kids health and they-do play the- look after their kids health and they do play the role they they do play the role more.— they they do play the role hohei. ihey— they they do play the role model. they get the kids ihwoweh— model. they get the kids involved in— model. they get the kids involved in the cooking. they get involved in the cooking. they geh hhe— involved in the cooking. they geh he has— involved in the cooking. they get the kids involved in serving the get the kids involved in serving hhe-ihah-s— get the kids involved in serving the-that's-you- get the kids involved in serving the-that's-you do. get the kids involved in serving the that's you do a the food. that's how you do a good— the food. that's how you do a good job— the food. that's how you do a good top as— the food. that's how you do a good top as a— the food. that's how you do a good job as a parent. but i'm sorry.— good job as a parent. but i'm sorry. we— good job as a parent. but i'm sorry. we have— good job as a parent. but i'm sorry, we have got too many lazy parehhs— sorry, we have got too many lazy parehhs aha— sorry, we have got too many lazy parents and what— sorry, we have got too many lazy parents and what is— sorry, we have got too many lazy parents and what is what's happening— parents and what is what's happening now? it's putting a lot happening now? it's putting a ioh or— happening now? it's putting a ioh or hirs— happening now? it's putting a lot of kids in— happening now? it's putting a lot of kids in hospital . lazy lot of kids in hospital. lazy parehhihg— lot of kids in hospital. lazy parehhihg is— lot of kids in hospital. lazy parenting is putting a lot of hirs— parenting is putting a lot of his ih— parenting is putting a lot of kids in hospital—

parenting is putting a lot of kids in hospital due to obesity reiaheh— kids in hospital due to obesity related illnesses— kids in hospital due to obesity related illnesses and that is unforgivable_ related illnesses and that is unforgivable . _ related illnesses and that is unforgivable . \aair related illnesses and that is unforgivable. \air related illnesses and that is unforgivable . \air unforgivable. no parent wants their child to be in hospital at such a young age. yeah, tom, come up of our children are overweight or fat in the pre—school years that means that they're doing badly but aren't to blame them for the whole thing i think is important able because children what is available on food we have very little knowledge of nutrition with . they can't cook. they have with. they can't cook. they have to be supplied with the food from the shelves at and you can't blame them for trying to give their children something to eat to make them full. but you're just you're just handing on a plate , excuse the pun. on a plate, excuse the pun. such a load of excuses, which is hush— such a load of excuses, which is iush eorhpieheiy— such a load of excuses, which is just completely inaccurate. we have— just completely inaccurate. we have never had— just completely inaccurate. we have never had so much information— have never had so much information on- have never had so much information on nutrition. if you go ho— information on nutrition. if you go ho oh— information on nutrition. if you go ho oh eoogie— information on nutrition. if you go to on google and you do a seah— go to on google and you do a seah hor— go to on google and you do a search for good— go to on google and you do a search for good nutrition, you-ii—

search for good nutrition, you-ii you-ii— search for good nutrition, you'll you'll probably find ahouh— you'll you'll probably find ahouh 3— you'll you'll probably find about 3 million results and, you how.— about 3 million results and, you how. mosh— about 3 million results and, you know, most people— about 3 million results and, you know, most people nowadays , know, most people nowadays, parehhs— know, most people nowadays, parents included,— know, most people nowadays, parents included, do have access to parents included, do have access ho har— parents included, do have access ho hhah iewei— parents included, do have access to that level of— parents included, do have access to that level of information . to that level of information. whehher— to that level of information. whehher we— to that level of information. whether we like _ to that level of information. whether we like it or not, is if hhey— whether we like it or not, is if hhey ooh-h— whether we like it or not, is if they don't understand what is being— they don't understand what is heihg whar— they don't understand what is being what they— they don't understand what is being what they are reading on the being what they are reading on hhe heh— being what they are reading on hhe heh. heh— being what they are reading on the net, then they won't aehuaiiy— the net, then they won't actually take _ the net, then they won't actually take any profit from it . harehhs— actually take any profit from it . parents mainly— actually take any profit from it . parents mainly .— actually take any profit from it . parents mainly . arnie- actually take any profit from it . parents mainly. arnie 75% of them probably do a good job, but them probably do a good job, but the 25% who are not doing a good job are are are unable to do unable to stand what is good nutrition when they can't cook because they've never been taught to cook. so they have to do whatever they can. and in their ignorance . hence i'm their ignorance. hence i'm afraid they're giving their children the wrong food. but the government , in my view , aslef, government, in my view, aslef, they're being ignorant to it and so what that 25% of people have got to do is actually take responsibility. motty got to do is actually take responsibility . motty look, responsibility. motty look, whah-s— responsibility. motty look, was going— responsibility. motty look, what's going to— responsibility. motty look, what's going to be- l iya motty look, what's going to be good for the

hips. — what's going to be good for the kids. obviously— what's going to be good for the kids. obviously practise the eoohihg. — kids. obviously practise the eoohihg. vou— kids. obviously practise the cooking. you know, there's got to cooking. you know, there's got ho he— cooking. you know, there's got to be solution— cooking. you know, there's got to be solution .— cooking. you know, there's got to be solution . tam we can't to be solution. tam we can't hush— to be solution. tam we can't iush heep— to be solution. tam we can't just keep blaming the government and just keep blaming the government aho we— just keep blaming the government are we eah-h— just keep blaming the government and we can't just— just keep blaming the government and we can't just give in. keep going— and we can't just give in. keep giwihglioao— and we can't just give in. keep giwihglioari oi— and we can't just give in. keep giving load of beautiful giving a load of beautiful excuses a plate. those days excuses on a plate. those days have— excuses on a plate. those days have gor— excuses on a plate. those days have goh ho— excuses on a plate. those days have got to finish. _ excuses on a plate. those days have got to finish. this is now purring— have got to finish. this is now puhihg hihs— have got to finish. this is now puhihg hihs ih— have got to finish. this is now putting kids in hospital . putting kids in hospital. happie— putting kids in hospital. heapie hhe— putting kids in hospital. people like me- putting kids in hospital. people like me have- putting kids in hospital. people like me have been trying to get the government for 25 years to actually make it possible for people to bring up their children in a healthy manner in their pre—school years . we were assured by the queen in her last queen speech that things were going to actually go in that direction . but not one in that direction. but not one thing has been done to actually improve the environment . but improve the environment. but those children who are being overfed by their parents and hold their parents responsible for that . okay now, steve, look, for that. okay now, steve, look, shee— for that. okay now, steve, look, shewe. heh— for that. okay now, steve, look, shewe. ieh rhe— for that. okay now, steve, look, steve, let me come— for that. okay now, steve, look, steve, let me come in- (3th now, steve, look, steve, let me come in here. i'm hush— steve, let me come in here. i'm iush goihg— steve, let me come in here. i'm iush goihg ho— steve, let me come in here. i'm iush goihg ho give— steve, let me come in here. i'm just going to give the last word to just going to give the last word ho you— just going to give the last word ho you oh— just going to give the last word ho you or his— just going to give the last word to you on this, steve. i've got to you on this, steve. i've got ho he— to you on this, steve. i've got ho he hohesh—

to you on this, steve. i've got to be honest-you.- to you on this, steve. i've got. to be honest-you.-kind to you on this, steve. i've got to parent est you. kind to you on this, steve. i've got to parent that you. kind to you on this, steve. i've got to parent that you describing of parent that tam is describing here— of parent that tam is describing here is— of parent that tam is describing there is someone— of parent that tam is describing there is someone who, reading hehweeh— there is someone who, reading hehweeh hhe— there is someone who, reading between the lines, want between the lines, for want of a heher— better phrase, can't read or wire— better phrase, can't read or wire. aha— better phrase, can't read or write, and-so— better phrase, can't read or write, and so that they write, and is so thick that they ooh-h— write, and is so thick that they ooh-h hhow— write, and is so thick that they don't know what— write, and is so thick that they don't know what fruit and veg ioohs— don't know what fruit and veg ioohs iihe. — don't know what fruit and veg ioohs iihe. i— don't know what fruit and veg looks like. i mean, the question harh—how- looks like. i mean, the question. mark—nowlwhether looks like. i mean, the question. markithey-nowlwhether looks like. i mean, the question mark they should now whether looks like. i mean, the question mark they should bew whether looks like. i mean, the question mark they should be having ether or not they should be having his — or not they should be having his .hohaiiy— or not they should be having kids-totally . - or not they should be having kids-totally . i- or not they should be having kids. totally . a: kids. oh, totally. i said this earlier on that you know what you've got to do? you've got to think before you have children. children are a responsibility and that includes their health. if you're not prepared to look after their health, and that includes delivering great nutrition for your kids, do you not have them ? there's been not have them? there's been advised by the government time after both of you, thank you very, very much. good, good, shohg— very, very much. good, good, strong spirited— very, very much. good, good, strong spirited stuff.- rig rip “it“ good, good, strong spirited stuff. that's enough.— strong spirited stuff. that's ehough. ih— strong spirited stuff. that's enough. i'm afraid . tam fry enough. i'm afraid. tam fry here— enough. i'm afraid. tam fry hherelhhe— enough. i'm afraid. tam fry there the national obesity there of the national obesity roruh— there of the national obesity forum-miller,- there of the national obesity forum-miller, as. there of the national obesity. forum _miller, as well, forum and steve miller, as well, who— forum and steve miller, as well, who is— forum and steve miller, as well, who is or— forum and steve miller, as well, who is or far— forum and steve miller, as well, who is of fat notice— forum and steve miller, as well, who is of fat notice and the former— who is of fat notice and the former presenter— who is of fat notice and the former presenter of the wonderful— former presenter of the wonderful tv- former presenter of the wonderful tv show fat families. where— wonderful tv show fat families. where are— wonderful tv show fat families. where you— wonderful tv show fat families. where are you on— wonderful tv show fat families. where are you on that debate? eer— where are you on that debate? her-emaiis— where are you on that debate? get emails coming in gb get your emails coming in gb views— get your emails coming in gb views- news. — get your emails coming in gb views-news-whol get your emails coming in gb. views-news.-who do views or gb news. .uk. who do you— views or gb news. .uk. who do you-rah— views or gb news. .uk. who do you-rah hihse- views or gb news. .uk. who do you-fat kids? is- views or gb news. .uk. who do you-fat kids? is it. you blame for fat kids? is it he— you blame for fat kids? is it the government? it society or the government? is it society or is ih— the government? is it society or is ih aehuaiiy— the government? is it society or is it actually their— the government? is it society or is it actually their parents? ihe— is it actually their parents? ihe reason— is it actually their parents? the reason i'm— is it actually their parents? the reason i'm asking that is

heause— the reason i'm asking that is because—more. because we're seeing more andj more-now.-aware, because we're seeing more and. more-now.-aware, by more of them now. i am aware, by the more of them now. i am aware, by hhe—ah— more of them now. i am aware, by hhe—ah hoh— more of them now. i am aware, by hhe—ah hoh hhe- more of them now. i am aware, by the—am not the most. the way, that i am not the most soehe— the way, that i am not the most soehe-.— the way, that i am not the most sweihe-. you- the way, that i am not the most svelte-, you know,- the way, that i am not the most svelte , you know, out svelte individual, you know, out here.— svelte individual, you know, out here-we— svelte individual, you know, out there,-we-seeing. there, but we are now seeing heh— there, but we are now seeing hherh eioggihg— there, but we are now seeing them clogging not just their them clogging up not just their arheries— them clogging up not just their arheries huh— them clogging up not just their arteries, but also— them clogging up not just their arteries, but also nhs. and arteries, but also our nhs. and has— arteries, but also our nhs. and that's—problem.- that's people is a problem. iiowihg— that's people is a problem. moving-sunak. that's people is a problem. moving sunak nick that's people is a problem.- moving-sunak nick has moving on, rishi sunak nick has promised—boats- moving on, rishi sunak nick has promised—boats ,- promised to stop the boats, hash-h— promised to stop the boats, hash-h hee— promised to stop the boats, hasn't he? yes.— promised to stop the boats, hasn't he? yes. he's almost never-about- hasn't he? yes. he's almost never-about it,- hasn't he? yes. he's almost never about it, but it never shut up about it, but it is an— never shut up about it, but it is aii hush— never shut up about it, but it is all justlbit_ never shut up about it, but it is all justlbitla- never shut up about it, but it is all just bit a smoke is all just a bit of a smoke screen because— is all just a bit of a smoke screen because uk's legal screen because the uk's legal migrahioh— screen because the uk's legal migration figures, well, it runs— migration figures, well, it turns-they're- migration figures, well, it turns they're also a big turns out they're also a big prohierh.— turns out they're also a big prohierh. ih— turns out they're also a big problem. i'm patrick christys on gb problem. i'm patrick christys on eh wews— problem. i'm patrick christys on eh news-we— problem. i'm patrick christys on gb news-we are— problem. i'm patrick christys on gb news we are britain's gb news and we are britain's

forward from this. join us here on gb news, the people's channel. i'm jacob rees—mogg, the member of parliament for nonh the member of parliament for north east somerset and a former government minister. for years i have walked the— government minister. for years i have walked the corridors- g .. for years i have walked the corridors of power— have walked the corridors of power ih— have walked the corridors of power in westminster and power in both westminster and the power in both westminster and hhe-oi— power in both westminster and the-of london— power in both westminster and the-of london _ power in both westminster and the of london i i the city of london welcome back , everybody. now i am at buckingham palace, as you can see, and i will be here all the way through until friday, three till 6 pm. and i want you to come and join me, join patrick at the palace. can see that at the palace. you can see that there viewing there is a viewing gallery behind can in behind me there. we can get in amongst well. and over the amongst it as well. and over the course week, i'm going course of this week, i'm going

to be going and around to be going in and around all of those crowds there with a camera and people. if and chatting to people. so if you get yourself on the you want to get yourself on the telly live in the area, telly and you live in the area, make you join make sure you do. you can join the superfans who are the royal superfans who are already okay. so i already camping out. okay. so i wouldn't recommend it though, because intermittent wouldn't recommend it though, because but intermittent wouldn't recommend it though, because but there ntermittent wouldn't recommend it though, because but there we rmittent wouldn't recommend it though, because but there we go. tent wouldn't recommend it though, because but there we go. it's showers, but there we go. it's not just about the coronation though, going though, right now. i'm going to give news give you some other news as well. one under well. and this one slipped under the think, because the radar, i think, because rishi says that of his rishi sunak says that one of his big five priorities is to stop the boats. we can't miss it, can we? the we? but is he missing? the bigger picture? why? well, because at least 200 migrants arrived in dover in small boats this morning alone. so yes, that's a lot. but the illegal migration numbers are absolutely dwarfed by those who moved to the uk by legal routes. dwarfed by those who moved to the uk by legal routes . so legal the uk by legal routes. so legal net migration now more than 45,000 people crossed the channel last year in small boats. but the net migration so i'm talking about the legal stuff now was more than 500,000 in the 12 months up to last june, 504,000. that is another

record. and we're joined now by former chief immigration officer former chief immigration officer for uk border force. it's kevin saunders . now, kevin, should we saunders. now, kevin, should we be more concerned about legal levels of migration than we are about the illegal stuff ? no, about the illegal stuff? no, because you're talking about chalk and cheese. patrick, with iegai— chalk and cheese. patrick, with iegai ih— chalk and cheese. patrick, with iegai in he— chalk and cheese. patrick, with legal in the migration,- i aa: i patrick, with legal in the migration, we i qa: i patrick, with legal in the migration, we are ihwihihg— legal in the migration, we are inviting these— legal in the migration, we are inviting these people to come to the inviting these people to come to hhe uh— inviting these people to come to hhe uh aho— inviting these people to come to hhe uh are a— inviting these people to come to the uk and a vast— inviting these people to come to the uk and a vast number of hhese— the uk and a vast number of hhese are— the uk and a vast number of these are students s overseas shuoehhs— these are students s overseas shuoehhs who— these are students s overseas students who bring with them a huge— students who bring with them a huge arhouah— students who bring with them a huge amount of— students who bring with them a huge amount of money for our uhiwersihy— huge amount of money for our university sector— huge amount of money for our university sector money that if we high-h— university sector money that if we didn't have— university sector money that if we didn't have overseas students , we didn't have overseas students . hhese— we didn't have overseas students , these universities— we didn't have overseas students , these universities wouldn't be apie— , these universities wouldn't be ahie ho— , these universities wouldn't be ahie ho exish— , these universities wouldn't be ahie ho exish .— , these universities wouldn't be able to exist . also, we have able to exist. also, we have a hoh— able to exist. also, we have a ioh oi— able to exist. also, we have a ioh or peopie— able to exist. also, we have a lot of people that— able to exist. also, we have a lot of people that we're graphing— lot of people that we're granting visas to and you've got to granting visas to and you've got ho rerherherh— granting visas to and you've got to remember, we're granting wsas— to remember, we're granting ho— to remember, we're granting visas to these _ to remember, we're granting visas to these people to come to the visas to these people to come to hhe uh— visas to these people to come to hhe uh who— visas to these people to come to hhe uh who are— visas to these people to come to the uk who are coming from india to the uk who are coming from india ho ho—

the uk who are coming from india ho ho high— the uk who are coming from india ho ho high rech— the uk who are coming from india to do high tech work in the tech ihoushies— to do high tech work in the tech industries because— to do high tech work in the tech industries because we don't have enough— industries because we don't have enough peopie— industries because we don't have enough people trained in the uk . we-we— enough people trained in the uk . we-we aiso— enough people trained in the uk . we've also got— enough people trained in the uk . we've also got hong kong, hrihish— . we've also got hong kong, british overseas— . we've also got hong kong, british overseas nationals who have— british overseas nationals who hawe aho— british overseas nationals who have come and we have people hoh— have come and we have people from uhraihe— have come and we have people from ukraine that— have come and we have people from ukraine that have come. but the from ukraine that have come. but hhe hig— from ukraine that have come. but he hig hhihg— from ukraine that have come. but he hig hhihg is— from ukraine that have come. but the big thing is here, patrick, hey-re— the big thing is here, patrick, hhey-re ahi— the big thing is here, patrick, they're all invited . that is the they're all invited. that is the big they're all invited. that is the pig rhihg. — they're all invited. that is the big thing. what— they're all invited. that is the big thing. what a- they're all invited. that is the big thing. what a lot of people will be saying though, is that we did invite a lot of ukrainian refugees and we did, of course, invite a lot of people from hong kong as well, and people from afghanistan. have afghanistan. we also then have the general levels of net migration . and kevin, i think migration. and kevin, i think when people look around now at the state some of our public the state of some of our public services, increasingly, some people wonder or not net people wonder whether or not net legal migration has anything to do with the fact that people have to longer in a&e they have to wait longer in a&e they can't go and see a gp school places are harder into. places are harder to get into. house are going up for house prices are going up for goodness sake. so there are issues yes , there are

issues and yes, there are issues, but i wouldn't blame those on on net migration because the numbers are realistically we are not huge . realistically we are not huge. they're not massive. they're hey-re— they're not massive. they're hhey-re a— they're not massive. they're hhey-re a hoh— they're not massive. they're they're a lot when you consider iiiegai— they're a lot when you consider illegal migration— they're a lot when you consider illegal migration .— they're a lot when you consider illegal migration . but the illegal migration. but the peopie— illegal migration. but the peopie rhah— illegal migration. but the people that are coming to the uk eorreehiy— people that are coming to the uk eorreehiy aho— people that are coming to the uk correctly and properly are paying— correctly and properly are paying ro— correctly and properly are paying to come, basically they have— paying to come, basically they have ho— paying to come, basically they have ho pay— paying to come, basically they have ho pay roa— paying to come, basically they have to pay for their visas. ihey-we— have to pay for their visas. ihey-we gor— have to pay for their visas. they've got jobs. the treasury is hahihg— they've got jobs. the treasury is making money— they've got jobs. the treasury is making money because of hax. — is making money because of income tax. the— is making money because of income tax. the students, as i say,— income tax. the students, as i say. are— income tax. the students, as i say. payihg— income tax. the students, as i say. paying a— income tax. the students, as i say, are paying a lot of money to say, are paying a lot of money ho hhe— say, are paying a lot of money to the universities. so so it's all to the universities. so so it's aii posihiwe— to the universities. so so it's aii posihiwe .— to the universities. so so it's all positive . the— to the universities. so so it's all positive . the net, the net all positive. the net, the net migrahioh— all positive. the net, the net higrahioh is— all positive. the net, the net migration is positive. the iiiegai— migration is positive. the illegal migration is not posihiwe— illegal migration is not positive because it's costing us an ahsoiuhe— positive because it's costing us an absolute bomb— positive because it's costing us an absolute bomb . okay. so just an absolute bomb. okay. so just haih— an absolute bomb. okay. so just haih rhe— an absolute bomb. okay. so just talk me through— an absolute bomb. okay. so just talk me through then. �*ifhi�*g .. talk me through then. why in your— talk me through then. why in your view— talk me through then. why in your we— talk me through then. why in your view, we should be more concerned about the illegal side of it? i know that you've said about they're not about the idea they're not invited, you've also

invited, but you've also mentioned costs there. mentioned the costs there. really. so for you , the reason really. so for you, the reason why rishi sunak is right to focus more on illegal migration than legal migration is because you think that's costing us more or it's costing us a lot more. also, we don't know who these peopie— also, we don't know who these peopie — also, we don't know who these people are because they destroy heir— people are because they destroy their documentation . they are their documentation. they are causing— their documentation. they are causing us— their documentation. they are causing us problems. certainly in causing us problems. certainly ih hehh— causing us problems. certainly ih hehh here— causing us problems. certainly in kent there are— causing us problems. certainly in kent there are no no year phases— in kent there are no no year seven places because the schools are seven places because the schools havihg— seven places because the schools havihg ho— seven places because the schools are having to take— seven places because the schools are having to take the illegal higrahhs— are having to take the illegal migrants again— are having to take the illegal migrants again .— are having to take the illegal migrants again . most people that migrants again. most people that live migrants again. most people that iive ih— migrants again. most people that iive in he— migrants again. most people that iive ih hhe uh— migrants again. most people that iive ih hhe uh .— migrants again. most people that live in the uk , schools that live in the uk, schools that were promised— live in the uk, schools that were promised extra funding heause— were promised extra funding heause oi— were promised extra funding because of the— were promised extra funding because of the pandemic have got the because of the pandemic have got hhe exha— because of the pandemic have got the extra funding— because of the pandemic have got the extra funding ,— because of the pandemic have got the extra funding , but they're the extra funding, but they're not the extra funding, but they're hoh heihg— the extra funding, but they're not being able— the extra funding, but they're not being able to use it on the on not being able to use it on the or he— not being able to use it on the or hhe hrioge— not being able to use it on the or hhe hrioge .— not being able to use it on the on the bridge . english or the on the bridge. english or the hirer— on the bridge. english or the children that— on the bridge. english or the children that are— on the bridge. english or the children that are already in the uh. — children that are already in the uh. ihey-re— children that are already in the uk. they're having to spend the honey— uk. they're having to spend the honey oh— uk. they're having to spend the money on employing paying ihgiish— money on employing paying english teachers to teach the

iiiegai— english teachers to teach the illegal migrant— english teachers to teach the illegal migrant kids how to speah— illegal migrant kids how to speak english.— illegal migrant kids how to speak english. so we're losing out speak english. so we're losing our here— speak english. so we're losing our here as— speak english. so we're losing out there as well, _ speak english. so we're losing out there as well, and we're having— out there as well, and we're paying -— out there as well, and we're payihg . hi— out there as well, and we're paying . £7 million per night to paying. £7 million per night to house— paying. £7 million per night to house hhese— paying. £7 million per night to house these people . not good, is house these people. not good, is it . house these people. not good, is ih . hhay— house these people. not good, is ih . hhay — house these people. not good, is ii . ohay wow.— house these people. not good, is it . okay now, kevin,- house these people. not good, is it . okay haiaar .. house these people. not good, is it . okay \aiaar .. it. okay now, kevin, thank you very, very much for that. kevin saunders, there is the former chief immigration officer at uk border force. what do you make of that, ladies and gents? what do you care more about? because the different, i the numbers are different, but i suppose when suppose so are the costs. when you look at 45,000 people coming across last year across in small boats last year versus half million versus around half a million people legally, do you people coming legally, do you think be a happy think there may be a happy medium in middle medium somewhere in the middle of but yes, the of all of that? but yes, the coronation countdown is well and truly be with you truly on, and i will be with you all the way through until 6 pm. laughing here, ladies and laughing it up here, ladies and gents, as we delve into the big royal news of the day, just five days to go and gb news is, of course, the best place for coverage of this fantastic event. why don't you come and join for at the

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there we go. have all of this coming your way and much, much more. i will be asking various questions well, like the more. i will be asking various questifamily well, like the more. i will be asking various questi family wellthe e the more. i will be asking various questifamily wellthe combination royal family and the combination . is that cost worth it? i'll also be talking about who is coming, not coming, coming, who is not coming, and i'll about whether or coming, who is not coming, and i'll you about whether or coming, who is not coming, and i'll you going ut whether or coming, who is not coming, and i'll you going to whether or coming, who is not coming, and i'll you going to be ether or coming, who is not coming, and i'll you going to be paying not you are going to be paying allegiance to our king or do you find it like some people offensive that you might even be asked to? i'm patrick christys on news. going to give on gb news. i'm going to give you your headlines now with paul . patrick. thank you and good evening to you. the top story hooay— evening to you. the top story hooay oh— evening to you. the top story hoaay oh oh— evening to you. the top story today on gb news,- evening to you. the top story today on gb news, an- .. g the top story today on gb news, an additional iiighh— today on gb news, an additional high for— today on gb news, an additional flight for british— today on gb news, an additional flight for british nationals iieeihg— flight for british nationals fleeing sudan— flight for british nationals fleeing sudan in northeast hhiea— fleeing sudan in northeast hhiea is— fleeing sudan in northeast africa is expected to take off his— africa is expected to take off this afternoon.— africa is expected to take off this afternoon. the deadline to reach— this afternoon. the deadline to reach hhe— this afternoon. the deadline to reach the airport— this afternoon. the deadline to reach the airport for those eiigihie— reach the airport for those eiigihie ho— reach the airport for those eligible to board the flight passed— eligible to board the flight passed his— eligible to board the flight passed this morning . over 2000 passed this morning. over 2000 peopie— passed this morning. over 2000 peopie oh— passed this morning. over 2000 peopie oh 23— passed this morning. over 2000 people on 23 flights. so far have— people on 23 flights. so far have heeh— people on 23 flights. so far have been evacuated, but more hhah— have been evacuated, but more hhah hoo— have been evacuated, but more than 1000 british _ have been evacuated, but more than 1000 british passport hoioers— than 1000 british passport holders are _ than 1000 british passport holders are thought to still ih— holders are thought to still remain in the— holders are thought to still remain in the country. sudan's arrhy— remain in the country. sudan's army aho— remain in the country. sudan's army are he— remain in the country. sudan's army and the rival paramilitary horse— army and the rival paramilitary ioree say— army and the rival paramilitary force say they'll— army and the rival paramilitary force say they'll extend the

eeaseiie— force say they'll extend the ceasefire for— force say they'll extend the ceasefire for a— force say they'll extend the ceasefire for a further 72 hous — ceasefire for a further 72 hous ih— ceasefire for a further 72 hours. it was— ceasefire for a further 72 hours. it was originally due to eho— hours. it was originally due to end his— hours. it was originally due to end this evening— hours. it was originally due to end this evening .— hours. it was originally due to end this evening . here at home, end this evening. here at home, the end this evening. here at home, hhe geherai— end this evening. here at home, the general secretary of the hoyai— the general secretary of the hoyai coiiege— the general secretary of the royal college of nursing has urged— royal college of nursing has urged hhe— royal college of nursing has urged the health secretary not to urged the health secretary not ho he— urged the health secretary not to be disrespectful to nurses ahie— to be disrespectful to nurses ahie hheir— to be disrespectful to nurses amid their biggest strike yet . amid their biggest strike yet. pat amid their biggest strike yet. hah cuiieh-s— amid their biggest strike yet. pat cullen's comments come as sheve— pat cullen's comments come as sheve hareiay— pat cullen's comments come as steve barclay said,— pat cullen's comments come as steve barclay said, the industrial— steve barclay said, the industrial action was premature as ohher— industrial action was premature as other trade— industrial action was premature as other trade unions meet to discuss— as other trade unions meet to discuss hhe— as other trade unions meet to discuss the government's pay oher— discuss the government's pay offer tomorrow. _ discuss the government's pay offer tomorrow. staff in emergency— offer tomorrow. staff in emergency departments , intensive emergency departments, intensive uhihs— emergency departments, intensive uhihs aho— emergency departments, intensive care units and cancer care began heir— care units and cancer care began hheir 28— care units and cancer care began hheir 28 hour— care units and cancer care began their 28 hour strike— care units and cancer care began their 28 hour strike action yesherhay— their 28 hour strike action yesterday and— their 28 hour strike action yesterday and it ends tonight . yesterday and it ends tonight. ihe— yesterday and it ends tonight. ihe iahour— yesterday and it ends tonight. the labour leader, sir keir shame.— the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has— the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has accused the government— starmer, has accused the government of- starmer, has accused the government of not doing enough to government of not doing enough ho shop— government of not doing enough ho shop-shihes— government of not doing enough to stop strikes back to stop the strikes way back heroe— to stop the strikes way back before christmas. the nurses saiu— before christmas. the nurses said if you come in and talk to us about pay, we won't go on strike. the government sat on its hands for weeks and weeks and weeks, made a bad situation worse. everybody to worse. so everybody wants to see that resolved. think it is that resolved. i think it is important to recognise the underlying causes of this because nurses and many others have seen real drop in their wages and their living standards because of the cost of living

crisis and the government's got nothing them about nothing to say to them about that. think , you know, that. so i think, you know, responsibility here lies at the door of ten . number violence has door of ten. number violence has been door of ten. number violence has heeh eruphihg— door of ten. number violence has heeh eruprihg ih— door of ten. number violence has been erupting in the— : if" ya. violence has been erupting in the capital of rare— been erupting in the capital of rrahee hooay— been erupting in the capital of france today during the traditional— france today during the traditional may day labour hah — traditional may day labour march. police— traditional may day labour march. police have clashed with hundreds— march. police have clashed with hundreds or— march. police have clashed with hundreds of protesters in paris, marching— hundreds of protesters in paris, marching about— hundreds of protesters in paris, marching about the change to the reach— marching about the change to the reach pehsioh— marching about the change to the french pension law.— marching about the change to the french pension law. bikes have been— french pension law. bikes have been seh— french pension law. bikes have been seh oh— french pension law. bikes have been set on fire.— french pension law. bikes have been set on fire. police we have have been— been set on fire. police we have seen have been firing tear gas aho— seen have been firing tear gas are waher— seen have been firing tear gas are waher ah— seen have been firing tear gas and water at crowds as macron's goverhrhehh— and water at crowds as macron's government pushed the pension iegisiahioh— government pushed the pension legislation through without a iihai— legislation through without a rihai vohe— legislation through without a final vote due— legislation through without a final vote due to a lack of cross—parry— final vote due to a lack of cross—party support . the former cross—party support. the former us cross—party support. the former us presihehh— cross—party support. the former us president donald trump has arrived— us president donald trump has arrived ih— us president donald trump has arrived in scotland today , arrived in scotland today, saying— arrived in scotland today, saying its— arrived in scotland today, saying it's great to be home. he iahheo— saying it's great to be home. he iahheh ih— saying it's great to be home. he landed in aberdeen in his privahe— landed in aberdeen in his privahe reh— landed in aberdeen in his private jet and— landed in aberdeen in his private jet and was met by pipers.— private jet and was met by hipers a— private jet and was met by hipers a reg— private jet and was met by pipers, a red carpet and a ten vehieie— pipers, a red carpet and a ten vehicle motorcade . he is due to vehicle motorcade. he is due to open— vehicle motorcade. he is due to open a— vehicle motorcade. he is due to open a seohh— vehicle motorcade. he is due to open a second golf— vehicle motorcade. he is due to open a second golf course at here— open a second golf course at menie estate— open a second golf course at menie estate in— open a second golf course at menie estate in the north—east of menie estate in the north—east or he— menie estate in the north—east of hhe eouhhy. — menie estate in the north—east of the country. he— menie estate in the north—east of the country. he last visited here— of the country. he last visited hhere ih— of the country. he last visited there in 2018— of the country. he last visited there in 2018 when he was still in office—

there in 2018 when he was still in office aho— there in 2018 when he was still in office and he's— there in 2018 when he was still in office and he's due as well to in office and he's due as well ho visih— in office and he's due as well to visit doonbeg— in office and he's due as well to visit doonbeg on ireland's wesh— to visit doonbeg on ireland's wesh coash.— to visit doonbeg on ireland's west coast. tributes have been pairi— west coast. tributes have been paid ho— west coast. tributes have been paid ho a— west coast. tributes have been paid ho a mah— west coast. tributes have been paid to a man who— west coast. tributes have been paid to a man who was stabbed to heahh— paid to a man who was stabbed to heahh ih— paid to a man who was stabbed to death in cornwall.— paid to a man who was stabbed to death in cornwall. 36 year old iiiehaei— death in cornwall. 36 year old michael allen— death in cornwall. 36 year old michael allen was killed and seven others— michael allen was killed and seven others were injured from shah— seven others were injured from stab _following - seven others were injured from stab _following an - stab wounds following an iheioehh— stab wounds following an. incident—yesterday incident in bodmin yesterday morning. — incident in bodmin yesterday morning. iwo— incident in bodmin yesterday morning. two people remain in hospihah— morning. two people remain in hospihai. h— morning. two people remain in hospirai. a zer— morning. two people remain in hospital. a 24 year old man from hohhih— hospital. a 24 year old man from hohhih has— hospital. a 24 year old man from bodmin has been— hospital. a 24 year old man from bodmin has been arrested on suspicion— bodmin has been arrested on suspicion-murder- bodmin has been arrested on suspicion murder and suspicion of murder and aherhpheh— suspicion of murder and attempted murder. and causing grievous— attempted murder. and causing grievous bodily— attempted murder. and causing grievous bodily harm . now, grievous bodily harm. now, iahour— grievous bodily harm. now, iahour says— grievous bodily harm. now, labour says the— grievous bodily harm. now, labour says the government's decision — labour says the government's decision ho — labour says the government's decision to scale— labour says the government's decision to scale back housing hargehs— decision to scale back housing hargehs eouio— decision to scale back housing targets could cost— decision to scale back housing targets could cost renters as an exha— targets could cost renters as an exha izoo— targets could cost renters as an exha me a— targets could cost renters as an extra £200 a year— targets could cost renters as an extra £200 a year by 2030. last year.— extra £200 a year by 2030. last year. hishi — extra £200 a year by 2030. last year, rishi sunak— extra £200 a year by 2030. last year, rishi sunak made the hargeh— year, rishi sunak made the hargeh oi— year, rishi sunak made the target of building 300,000 homes ayear— target of building 300,000 homes a year ih— target of building 300,000 homes a year in england— target of building 300,000 homes a year in england advisory rahher— a year in england advisory rather than— a year in england advisory rather than mandatory and the gsueee— rather than mandatory and the squeeze on supply is having a hhoeh— squeeze on supply is having a hhoeh oh— squeeze on supply is having a knock on effect— squeeze on supply is having a knock on effect with some ahaiyshs— knock on effect with some analysts saying- knock on effect with some analysts saying it could increase rental prices. the goverhrhehh— increase rental prices. the government says it does have a piah— government says it does have a piah ho— government says it does have a piah ho haive— government says it does have a plan to halve inflation to help hiiiiohs— plan to halve inflation to help rhiiiiohs or— plan to halve inflation to help millions of people with the cost of millions of people with the cost or rear.— millions of people with the cost or rear. huh— millions of people with the cost of rent. but the— millions of people with the cost of rent. but the shadow women aho— of rent. but the shadow women and equalities— of rent. but the shadow women and equalities secretary hhheiiese— and equalities secretary anneliese dodds says the government— anneliese dodds says the government needs to help those

who— government needs to help those who ooh-h— government needs to help those who don't-their— government needs to help those who don't their own homes who don't own their own homes ihe— who don't own their own homes soon. the level— who don't own their own homes soon. the level of— who don't own their own homes soon. g soon. 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 already paying 42% of people are already paying 42% of their income after tax in rent 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 . now the go into its place. now the hrewihg— go into its place. now the hrewihg giahh— gair i now the brewing giant heineken has pieageh— brewing giant heineken has pieugeu ho— brewing giant heineken has pledged to invest £40 million in its pledged to invest £40 million in ihs uh— pledged to invest £40 million in its uk operations— pledged to invest £40 million in its uk operations ,— pledged to invest £40 million in its uk operations , creating its uk operations, creating heariy— its uk operations, creating heariy eho— its uk operations, creating nearly 600 new jobs. the company ahouh— nearly 600 new jobs. the company runs about 2500— nearly 600 new jobs. the company runs about 2500 pubs across the uk runs about 2500 pubs across the uh hhrough— runs about 2500 pubs across the uh hhrough ihs— runs about 2500 pubs across the uk through its star— runs about 2500 pubs across the uk through its star pubs and pars— uk through its star pubs and has hare.— uk through its star pubs and bars brand. the— uk through its star pubs and bars brand. the brewing giant's expeeheh— bars brand. the brewing giant's expeeheri ho— bars brand. the brewing giant's expected to upgrade 570 sites wihh— expected to upgrade 570 sites wihh a— expected to upgrade 570 sites wihh a focus— expected to upgrade 570 sites with a focus on— expected to upgrade 570 sites with a focus on what it's eaiiihg— with a focus on what it's calling local— with a focus on what it's calling local neighbourhood shyie— calling local neighbourhood shyie pups— calling local neighbourhood shyie puhs .— calling local neighbourhood style pubs . turkey's president style pubs. turkey's president eiaihs— style pubs. turkey's president eiairhs his— style pubs. turkey's president claims his country has killed hhe—

claims his country has killed hhe isiahie— claims his country has killed the islamic state leader in shia— the islamic state leader in syria. president— the islamic state leader in syria. president erdogan said har— syria. president erdogan said that turkish— syria. president erdogan said that turkish intelligence forces hiiieri — that turkish intelligence forces hiiieri hhu — that turkish intelligence forces killed abu hussein al qureshi ahea— killed abu hussein al qureshi aher pursuing— killed abu hussein al qureshi after pursuing him for some hirhe. — after pursuing him for some here. its— after pursuing him for some time. it's understood the raid in horhh— time. it's understood the raid in horhh syria— time. it's understood the raid in north syria lasted an hour. ihere— in north syria lasted an hour. ihere wee— in north syria lasted an hour. there were reports of explosions heihg— there were reports of explosions heihg heard.— there were reports of explosions heihg hearri. hi— there were reports of explosions being heard. al qureshi became the being heard. al qureshi became hhe rsas— being heard. al qureshi became the isis leader— being heard. al qureshi became the isis leader in— being heard. al qureshi became the isis leader in november last year— the isis leader in november last year ahea— the isis leader in november last year aher his— the isis leader in november last year after his predecessor was hiiieh— year after his predecessor was hiiieri aho— year after his predecessor was killed and plans— year after his predecessor was killed and plans to ask the puhiie— killed and plans to ask the puhiie ho— killed and plans to ask the public to pledge their allegiance— public to pledge their allegiance to his majesty the hing.— allegiance to his majesty the hihg. hurihg— allegiance to his majesty the king. during the— allegiance to his majesty the king. during the coronation have been— king. during the coronation have been handed— king. during the coronation have been branded tone— king. during the coronation have been branded tone deaf. this eehs— been branded tone deaf. this week's ceremony— been branded tone deaf. this week's ceremony will include the homage— week's ceremony will include the hohage oi— week's ceremony will include the hohage or he— week's ceremony will include the homage of the people which will see homage of the people which will hhe — homage of the people which will hhe puhiie— homage of the people which will see the public invited to swear an see the public invited to swear ah oahh— see the public invited to swear ah oahh or— see the public invited to swear an oath of allegiance to king charies. — an oath of allegiance to king charies. huh— an oath of allegiance to king charles. but the _ an oath of allegiance to king charles. but the pressure group hepuhiie— charles. but the pressure group hepuhiie says— charles. but the pressure group republic says that in a democracy,— republic says that in a democracy, it's the head of share— democracy, it's the head of share who— democracy, it's the head of state who should be swearing aiiegiahee— 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 he— allegiance to the people, not hhe ohher— allegiance to the people, not hhe ohher way— allegiance to the people, not the other way round. lambeth haiaee— the other way round. lambeth haiaee says— the other way round. lambeth palace says it's— the other way round. lambeth palace says it's an invitation rahher— palace says it's an invitation rahher hhah— palace says it's an invitation rather than a _ palace says it's an invitation rather than a request . and rather than a request. and ihgiahh-s— rather than a request. and england's longest national trail is seh— england's longest national trail is seh ho— england's longest national trail is seh ho he— england's longest national trail is set to be renamed to commemorate- is set to be renamed to commemorate king charles corohahioh— commemorate king charles coronation next— commemorate king charles coronation next week. the ihgiahh— coronation next week. the england coastal path will ohieiaiiy— england coastal path will officially be— england coastal path will officially be known as king

charies— officially be known as king charles iii— officially be known as king charles iii england coastal path . ih-ii— charles iii england coastal path . ih-ii he— charles iii england coastal path . ih-ii he a— charles iii england coastal path . it'll be a 2700— charles iii england coastal path . it'll be a 2700 mile long hai— . it'll be a 2700 mile long trail around— . it'll be a 2700 mile long trail around the- . it'll be a 2700 mile long trail around the whole of the ihgiish— trail around the whole of the english coastline. 794 miles of engliin coastline. 794 miles of the english coastline. 794 miles of hhe rouhe— english coastline. 794 miles of hhe rouhe is— english coastline. 794 miles of the route is already open. it wiii— the route is already open. it wiii he— the route is already open. it wiii he iuiiy— the route is already open. it will be fully walkable by the eho— will be fully walkable by the era of— will be fully walkable by the era or hear— will be fully walkable by the end of next year— will be fully walkable by the end of next year. will be fully walkable by the end of next year . that's your end of next year. that's your shoe— end of next year. that's your shoe ews— end of next year. that's your 5:00 news. i'm— end of next year. that's your 5:00 news. i'm back in half an hour.— 5:00 news. i'm back in half an hour. see— 5:00 news. i'm back in half an hour. see you— 5:00 news. i'm back in half an hour. see you then— 5:00 news. i'm back in half an hour. see you then . hour. see you then. welcome- hour. see you then. welcome back, everybody. hahieh— welcome back, everybody. patrick christys— welcome back, everybody. patrick christys here- welcome back, everybody. patrick christys here at- patrick christys here at buckingham palace and what a fabulous setting this is for one of the most momentous days in british national history. of the most momentous days in british national history . there british national history. there are just five days to go until the coronation of king charles and the excitement here is already building . it's already already building. it's already palpable right here at buckingham palace. and i'm inviting you come and join buckingham palace. and i'm invitas you come and join buckingham palace. and i'm invitas i've come and join buckingham palace. and i'm invitas i've said,)me and join buckingham palace. and i'm invitas i've said, ine and join buckingham palace. and i'm invitas i've said, i willid join buckingham palace. and i'm invitas i've said, i will be ioin buckingham palace. and i'm invitas i've said, i will be here me. as i've said, i will be here all until all the way through until friday. want you to kind all the way through until fri get want you to kind all the way through until fri get yourselfant you to kind all the way through until fri get yourself in: you to kind all the way through until fri get yourself in thei to kind all the way through until fri get yourself in the crowd. d all the way through until fri get yourself in the crowd. if of get yourself in the crowd. if you shout loud enough, we'll try

and you on the telly as and get you on the telly as well. at the well. you can join me at the palace. superfans are palace. but royal superfans are already mall, you already lining the mall, so you will tremendous company if will be in tremendous company if you on you decide to pop on down, you're a glimpse of you're going to get a glimpse of king charles and camilla king charles and queen camilla as in procession as they travel in procession from palace right from buckingham palace right behind they're down the behind me. they're just down the mall to westminster mall as well to westminster abbey and i went out and about and spoke to some of those people who are camping. and you'll be to hear from them you'll be able to hear from them a later on in the a little bit later on in the show. do not disappoint, show. they do not disappoint, let tell you that much. now, let me tell you that much. now, all of those of course, all of those people, of course, will happy will be perfectly happy to pledge king pledge allegiance to king charles iii. i indeed will. but let's go now to one of the more contentious issues, and it is whether or not it's offensive to be asked pledge allegiance to be asked to pledge allegiance to king charles. i'd have thought that they trying make that they were trying to make us put heads and make put a gun to our heads and make us but no, still, people us do it. but no, still, people are apparently, are offended by it. apparently, there be an oath of there is going to be an oath of allegiance for the public to volunteer in during volunteer to take part in during saturday's . arnie saturday's ceremony. arnie and it going to go it is absolutely going to go ahead. it's called the homage of the people. and it's fair to say it's not gone down that well

with everybody because of one pressure group who want the monarchy to be abolished have been saying that it's actually offensive. so there we go. they also say that it's tone deaf, but gb presenter nana akua but gb news presenter nana akua joined me a bit earlier joined me a little bit earlier on exactly why she quite on to say exactly why she quite likes idea . i on to say exactly why she quite likes idea. i mean , you likes the idea. i mean, you would think that the noise that you're hearing about it, would think that the noise that you're hearing about it , that you're hearing about it, that it's some evil deed that you've been asked to perform and that we were some communist country forcing people to do it. i mean, it is , as you said, a— forcing people to do it. i mean, it is , as you said, a bit- g i i mean, it is , as you said, a bit like a it is, as you said, a bit like a hahiohai— it is, as you said, a bit like a national anthem _ it is, as you said, a bit like a national anthem ,- it is, as you said, a bit like a national anthem , really, national anthem, really, i hhihh— national anthem, really, i hhihh-hoh- national anthem, really, i think-not like. national anthem, really, i- think-not like taking think. and it's not like taking the think. and it's not like taking hhe hhee.— think. and it's not like taking the knee, like— think. and it's not like taking the knee, like an— think. and it's not like taking the knee, like an empty virtual signah— the knee, like an empty virtual signah-a— the knee, like an empty virtual sighai. -a rag— the knee, like an empty virtual signah-a rah .- the knee, like an empty virtual signal.-a fad . it's- the knee, like an empty virtual signal. a fad . it's just signal. that's a fad. it's just sohehhihg— signal. that's a fad. it's just something that— signal. that's a fad. it's just something that you can do persohaiiy— something that you can do persohaiiy ho— something that you can do personally to show your relationship— personally to show your relationship with the monarch. i ih-s— relationship with the monarch. i mean, it's like— relationship with the monarch. i mean, it's like a— relationship with the monarch. i mean, it's like a two way thing, ish-h— mean, it's like a two way thing, ish-hli— mean, it's like a two way thing, ish-hli i— mean, it's like a two way thing, ish-hli iwahh— mean, it's like a two way thing, isn't i i want britain. isn't it? i i want britain. i hove— isn't it? i i want britain. i love britain.— isn't it? i i want britain. i love britain. i— isn't it? i i want britain. i love britain. i think it's a iahhashie— love britain. i think it's a fantastic country. i'm doing it heause you— fantastic country. i'm doing it because, you know, my parents ohviousiy— because, you know, my parents ohviousiy wee— because, you know, my parents obviously were immigrants and hey— obviously were immigrants and hey same— obviously were immigrants and they came here— obviously were immigrants and they came here through safe and iegai— they came here through safe and iegai oueh— they came here through safe and legal routes and— they came here through safe and legal routes and they are very graheiui— legal routes and they are very graherui aho— legal routes and they are very grateful and love— legal routes and they are very grateful and love this country. i grateful and love this country. i was— grateful and love this country. i horr— grateful and love this country. i was born here— grateful and love this country. i was born here and i think a

lot i was born here and i think a ioh oi— i was born here and i think a ioh or he— i was born here and i think a lot of the time— i was born here and i think a lot of the time these sort of peopie— lot of the time these sort of peopie hhah— lot of the time these sort of people that don't want to do it haven-h— people that don't want to do it haveh-h reaiiy— people that don't want to do it haven't really-out- people that don't want to do it haven't really out and had haven't really gone out and had a iooh— haven't really gone out and had a iooh ah— haven't really gone out and had a look at other— haven't really gone out and had a look at other countries. i rheahlyou— a look at other countries. i mean, you places like a look at other countries. i mean, i you places like a look at other countries. i mean, i mean, places like a look at other countries. i mean, i mean, they:es like a look at other countries. i mean, i mean, they would! a look at other countries. i mean, i mean, they would love africa, i mean, they would love to africa, i mean, they would love ho-hhe— africa, i mean, they would love ho-hhe hho— africa, i mean, they would love to-the kind of— africa, i mean, they would love to the kind of environment to have the kind of environment aho— to have the kind of environment are he— to have the kind of environment are hhe hho— to have the kind of environment and the kind of— to have the kind of environment and the kind of civilisation hhah— and the kind of civilisation hhah we— and the kind of civilisation that we live _ and the kind of civilisation that we live in.— and the kind of civilisation that we live in. i know there are beautiful— that we live in. i know there are beautiful parts africa that we live in. i know there are iit'sitiful parts africa that we live in. i know there are iit's lovely,arts africa that we live in. i know there are iit's lovely, but africa that we live in. i know there are iit's lovely, but thereica that we live in. i know there are iit's lovely, but there are. and it's lovely, but there are. vou— and it's lovely, but there are. you hhow.— and it's lovely, but there are. you know, they've— and it's lovely, but there are. you know, they've got different eierhehhs— elements there where this eouhhy— elements there where this country-even.- elements there where this- country-even.-very country is quite even. it's very ievei— country is quite even. it's very ievei-a— country is quite even. it's very ievei-a prehy- country is quite even. it's very level-a pretty safe. level and it's a pretty safe oourhy— level and it's a pretty safe eouhhy. so— level and it's a pretty safe country. so i'm— level and it's a pretty safe country. so i'm thankful to be here— country. so i'm thankful to be here aho— country. so i'm thankful to be here and im— country. so i'm thankful to be here and i'm thankful i was born here— here and i'm thankful i was born here aho— here and i'm thankful i was born here are i— here and i'm thankful i was born here and i love— here and i'm thankful i was born here and i love it— here and i'm thankful i was born here and i love it with all my hear— here and i love it with all my hearh aho— here and i love it with all my heart and anything that keeps it shahie— heart and anything that keeps it shahie hhe— heart and anything that keeps it stable like the— heart and anything that keeps it stable like the monarchy. i'm happy— stable like the monarchy. i'm happy to_ stable like the monarchy. i'm happy to pledge— stable like the monarchy. i'm happy to pledge allegiance to it, happy to pledge allegiance to rp—a- happy to pledge allegiance to ih—a hwo- it, but i believe it's a two way sheer— it, but i believe it's a two way sheehlweii— it, but i believe it's a two way sheehlweii .— it, but i believe it's a two way street-well . well,- it, but i believe it's a two way street well . well, absolutely street as well. well, absolutely . so— street as well. well, absolutely . so here— street as well. well, absolutely . so there we— street as well. well, absolutely . so there we go. _ street as well. well, absolutely . so there we go. look,- street as well. well, absolutely . so there we go. look, now, i think this is just a minor little oath of allegiance . why little oath of allegiance. why would anyone particularly get on their horse about so their high horse about it? so that view there. that was nana's view there. but let's find out if the former labour mp macshane will do labour mp denis macshane will do the same. and this is a chap who i've doubt would have no i've got no doubt would have no problem pledging problem whatsoever pledging allegiance union allegiance to the european union flag, probably the ukrainian flag, probably the ukrainian flag, as well. but when it comes to own king, i'm not sure

to our own king, i'm not sure where dennis, to where you stand. dennis, talk to me very simply. unlike nana and uhiihe— me very simply. unlike nana and uhiihe mosh— me very simply. unlike nana and unlike most of— me very simply. unlike nana and unlike most of your— aai;”g unlike nana and unlike most of your listeners, i-ve— unlike most of your listeners, i-ve aheariy— unlike most of your listeners, i've already sworn , are you i've already sworn, are you affirm — i've already sworn, are you affirm hhis— i've already sworn, are you affirm this particular oath in the affirm this particular oath in hhe house— affirm this particular oath in the house of— affirm this particular oath in the house of commons because when— the house of commons because when youe— the house of commons because when you're elected , i think when you're elected, i think i-ve— when you're elected, i think ive been— when you're elected, i think i've been there— when you're elected, i think i've been there five times. you have — i've been there five times. you have ho — i've been there five times. you have ho go — i've been there five times. you have ho go ih— i've been there five times. you have to go in, the— i've been there five times. you have to go in, the clerk hands you— have to go in, the clerk hands you he— have to go in, the clerk hands you the little— have to go in, the clerk hands you the little card, you read it our— you the little card, you read it out ,— you the little card, you read it our . you— you the little card, you read it our . you sigh— you the little card, you read it out , you sign the— you the little card, you read it out, you sign the book, so youe— out, you sign the book, so youe ah arh— out, you sign the book, so you're an mp and then you start gehihg— you're an mp and then you start gehihg pairi— you're an mp and then you start getting paid again. so you'd be prehy— getting paid again. so you'd be prehy hioorhihg— getting paid again. so you'd be pretty blooming stupid not to affirm— pretty blooming stupid not to affirm or— pretty blooming stupid not to affirm or swear— pretty blooming stupid not to affirm or swear it. i just found it affirm or swear it. i just found ih rahher— affirm or swear it. i just found it rather odd. _ affirm or swear it. i just found it rather odd. the— affirm or swear it. i just found it rather odd. the splash on the suhhay— it rather odd. the splash on the suhaay rhes— it rather odd. the splash on the sunday times. suddenly the church— sunday times. suddenly the church was— sunday times. suddenly the church was demanding people to do his. — church was demanding people to do his. a— church was demanding people to do this. i don't— church was demanding people to do this. i don't think the hhgiieah— do this. i don't think the anglican church has handled its roie— anglican church has handled its roie ih— anglican church has handled its roie in he— anglican church has handled its role in the coronation that weih— role in the coronation that well. neither— role in the coronation that well. neither european monarchy has a— well. neither european monarchy has a coronation— well. neither european monarchy has a coronation torfaen. and yes,— has a coronation torfaen. and yes i— has a coronation torfaen. and yes. i hhihh— has a coronation torfaen. and yes. a hhihh ih— has a coronation torfaen. and yes, i think in all— has a coronation torfaen. and yes, i think in all other european— yes, i think in all other european countries, the king or gueeh— european countries, the king or gueeh wheh— european countries, the king or queen, when she— european countries, the king or queen, when she succeeds , goes queen, when she succeeds, goes to queen, when she succeeds, goes ho hhe— queen, when she succeeds, goes to the parliament— queen, when she succeeds, goes to the parliament and swears to proheeh— to the parliament and swears to proheeh hhe— to the parliament and swears to protect the constitution or the ihhereshs— protect the constitution or the ihhereshs oi— protect the constitution or the interests of the _ protect the constitution or the interests of the people . so

interests of the people. so i hhihh— interests of the people. so i hhihh mayhe— interests of the people. so i think maybe king charles should do think maybe king charles should oo har— think maybe king charles should do hhah ho— think maybe king charles should do hhah ho us— think maybe king charles should do that to us far— think maybe king charles should do that to us far shorter than whar— do that to us far shorter than whah hhe— do that to us far shorter than what the queen _ do that to us far shorter than what the queen had back in. weii— what the queen had back in. war .— what the queen had back in. war . ih— what the queen had back in. war . ii is— what the queen had back in. well , it is very— what the queen had back in. well , it is very much- what the queen had back in. well, it is very much a- what the queen had back in. well, it is very much a two way street, isn't it? as nana was aiiuoihg— street, isn't it? as nana was aiiuhihg ho.— street, isn't it? as nana was alluding to. they're- i i?” as nana was alluding to. they're saying that we pieuge— alluding to. they're saying that we pledge allegiance to the hing.— we pledge allegiance to the hihg. huh— we pledge allegiance to the hihg. huh she— we pledge allegiance to the king, but she also the king, sorry.— king, but she also the king, sorry. aiso— king, but she also the king, sorry, also pledges allegiance to sorry, also pledges allegiance ho us— sorry, also pledges allegiance ho heaiiy— sorry, also pledges allegiance to us. really, dennis , do you to us. really, dennis, do you hhihh— to us. really, dennis, do you hhihh har— to us. really, dennis, do you think that anyone who doesn't warh— think that anyone who doesn't wahh ho— think that anyone who doesn't wahh ho ho— think that anyone who doesn't wahh ho ho ih— think that anyone who doesn't want to do it is— think that anyone who doesn't want to do it is actually just sohe-hepuh- want to do it is actually just some repub publican some kind of repub publican showiiahe— some kind of repub publican snowflake who— some kind of repub publican snowflake who should cheer up a iihie— snowflake who should cheer up a iihie-shop— snowflake who should cheer up a iihie-shop hyihg- snowflake who should cheer up a little - stop trying to - little bit and stop trying to fill little bit and stop trying to par whah— little bit and stop trying to fill what is— little bit and stop trying to fill what is a— little bit and stop trying to fill what is a happy day in the hrihish— fill what is a happy day in the british-calendar- fill what is a happy day in the british calendar with british national calendar with uhreiehhihg— british national calendar with unrelenting misery? (t a:q i unrelenting misery? oh, i don't hhimh— unrelenting misery? oh, i don't hhimh so— unrelenting misery? oh, i don't think so. i'm not that keen. because you actually affirm or swear the oath to support his possible heirs. now one possible heir, eighth in line to the throne is prince andrew. patrick, you really want to get on your knees and swear an oath of allegiance to prince andrew? good luck to you. i don't think i'll be joining you on that one. we know that, for example, rehaie— we know that, for example, rehaie eiergy— we know that, for example, female clergy will be given a

more prominent— female clergy will be given a more prominent role. \air more prominent role. no, but i do more prominent role. no, but i as wheur— more prominent role. no, but i do wonder whether or not a lot of people now who are being offended are not really offended by this are not really understanding this just understanding that this is just a that you make a choice that you you can make and i think realistically, it is just quite a nice, good, solid british thing to do. and if they don't british thing to do. and if they ooh-h hhe— british thing to do. and if they ooh-h iihe ih— british thing to do. and if they don't like it, maybe— i g a:air and if they don't like it, maybe they can go aho— don't like it, maybe they can go aha—ehe- and live somewhere else consecrated _ and live somewhere else consecrated jerusalem . and live somewhere else- consecrated .jerusalem . well, and live somewhere else- c always ted .jerusalem . well, and live somewhere else- c always find ijerusalem . well, and live somewhere else- c always find therusalem . well, and live somewhere else- c always find the line em . well, and live somewhere else c always find the line you well, and live somewhere else c always find the line you go vell, i always find the line you go and live somewhere else and i've had heard it, you know, all my life from all sorts of different political quarters a bit daft political quarters is a bit daft . i was only a baby at the last coronation. i don't know if my irish scottish mother or my immigrant father held me up and said, he's swearing an oath. your majesty, to you. he can't quite talk yet, but he'll do it in his nappy . so i just think in his nappy. so i just think we'll see what happens. it's the whole country going to come to a dead stop on saturday. do we know the time? and we meant to do this. can send in by do this. can we send it in by email? reply to email? does the king reply to us? i just think, frankly , us? i just think, frankly, arnie, as you say, we'll have a nice day. i hope. good weather, we pageantry all the we hope. pageantry all the things we love, colour and then

on monday morning we'll wake up to the reality of the britain he is of his first is now monarch of his first appearance since the publication the release of his okay, dennis, i also want to get you on one of the other big topics for us of the other big topics for us of the day, which is not just the oath of allegiance to our king, which i know many people oath of allegiance to our king, whicindeedw many people oath of allegiance to our king, whicindeedw taking ny people oath of allegiance to our king, whicindeedw taking ny pha ple will indeed be taking just a nice think, of nice symbol, i think, of national unity and history. a lot people, dennis, are lot of people, dennis, are gearing—arhsl lot of people, dennis, are- getting-arms about getting very up in arms about the getting very up in arms about he pohehhiai— getting very up in arms about the potential cost of the coronation _ the potential cost of the coronation they are saying that in he— coronation they are saying that in hhe rouhh— coronation they are saying that in the round it— coronation they are saying that in the round it will come to aouhh— in the round it will come to around £250— in the round it will come to around £250 million. the actual cosh— around £250 million. the actual eosh or— around £250 million. the actual eosh or he— around £250 million. the actual cost of the coronation itself is heiieveo— cost of the coronation itself is heiieveh ho— cost of the coronation itself is believed to be— cost of the coronation itself is believed to be a— cost of the coronation itself is believed to be a kind of nice round— believed to be a kind of nice round ioo— believed to be a kind of nice round 100 million. but then youve— round 100 million. but then yuve gor— round 100 million. but then yuve goh ho— round 100 million. but then you've got to add all security eoshs— you've got to add all security eoshs ohho— you've got to add all security costs onto it,— you've got to add all security costs onto it, etcetera, eheehera — costs onto it, etcetera, eheehera .— costs onto it, etcetera, etcetera , etcetera. but the etcetera, etcetera. but the hehehh— etcetera, etcetera. but the heheiih ho— etcetera, etcetera. but the benefit to our— etcetera, etcetera. but the benefit to our economy is rumoured ho— benefit to our economy is rumoured to be- benefit to our economy is rumoured to be around £1 hiiiioh— rumoured to be around £1 billion. where— rumoured to be around £1 billion. where are you on this, hehhise— billion. where are you on this, hehhise ho— billion. where are you on this, dennis? do you— billion. where are you on this, dennis? do you think financially the combination— dennis? do you think financially the combination is— dennis? do you think financially the combination is worth it. war,— the combination is worth it. weii. hhe— the combination is worth it. well, the centre— the combination is worth it. well, the centre for- the combination is worth it. well, the centre for european for economic business research zahawi is a serious body that produced a very good report

yesterday . i think it's not yesterday. i think it's not quite that much. they also say that having all these extra bank holidays is very bad for the economy because we just stop working. we stop producing , we working. we stop producing, we stop adding value . it's like the stop adding value. it's like the bastille day celebrations in france and the 14th of july always look spectacular, always look expensive . and i don't look expensive. and i don't think the french begrudge spending taxpayers money on on that. we like the pageantry. we like the guards marching up and down the colour and all all the rest of it. but yeah, i was i was hopeful that king charles would start a new era. he is unbelievably wealthy. he's got more palaces than the kings of france in the 18th century. before they had their heads chopped off. maybe he could start a really think what kind of a modern monarch he wants to be based on slaves. i just wonder , dennis,- : q ijust wonder , dennis, about taxpayer wonder, dennis, about taxpayer in wonder, dennis, about taxpayer ih ahi— wonder, dennis, about taxpayer

ih aii or— wonder, dennis, about taxpayer ih aii or his.— wonder, dennis, about taxpayer in all of this. i— wonder, dennis, about taxpayer in all of this. i imagine you other— in all of this. i imagine you other rio— in all of this. i imagine you other do as— in all of this. i imagine you often do as well.- in all of this. i imagine you often do as well. but whether or not often do as well. but whether or hoh haxpayers— often do as well. but whether or not taxpayers would much rather rahher— not taxpayers would much rather rahher — not taxpayers would much rather rather arm money— not taxpayers would much rather rather arm money go to something like rather arm money go to something iihe a— rather arm money go to something like a coronation— rather arm money go to something like a coronation or— rather arm money go to something like a coronation or than a variehy— like a coronation or than a variehy oi— like a coronation or than a variety of other— like a coronation or than a variety of other different hhihgs— variety of other different things that— variety of other different things that we seem to be spiurgihg— things that we seem to be spiurgihg ih— things that we seem to be splurging it on— things that we seem to be splurging it on willy nilly at the moment.— splurging it on willy nilly at the moment. i— splurging it on willy nilly at the moment. i dare say if you wear— the moment. i dare say if you wear rouho— the moment. i dare say if you went round and— the moment. i dare say if you went round and surveyed every haxpayer— went round and surveyed every haxpayer. hey-ri— went round and surveyed every taxpayer, they'd be perfectly happy—gel taxpayer, they'd be perfectly. happy—90 on happy for their money to go on a big coronation— happy for their money to go on a big coronation _ happy for their money to go on a big coronation they— happy for their money to go on a big coronation "car g big coronation they might, but you look at the record levels of foodbanks of people starving , of foodbanks of people starving, of not eating it they want to put on their heating. and you look at king charles, not his fault . at king charles, not his fault. he inherited all of this. but he didn't earn it. it belongs to the people, in my view . i mean, the people, in my view. i mean, the people, in my view. i mean, the head of state is part of how we run the country. it's not his private income. he's not rishi sunak. you know , a sunak. you know, a multi—billionaire or donald trump. and i would have thought that maybe the palace donating , that maybe the palace donating, you know, free food on saturday to the people who are so hungry in britain , that would be a warm in britain, that would be a warm and wonderful way of celebrating the coronation. but i'm not

blaming because he is very, blaming him because he is very, very traditional and he's waited. now for nearly eight decades for this moment in his life . we wish him well. you know life. we wish him well. you know , it's a hard job. he's got. life. we wish him well. you know , it's a hard job. he's got . but , it's a hard job. he's got. but yeah, i wish he could have been a bit more original, a bit more innovative instead of just the same old, same old . and well, same old, same old. and well, i think a lot of people might be saying, dennis, this is tradition and it is a fantastic continuation of tradition. and actually what king charles does for our— actually what king charles does for our economy— actually what king charles does for our economy just day to day anyway,— for our economy just day to day anyway, with— for our economy just day to day anyway, with tourism . these anyway, with tourism. these people— anyway, with tourism. these people behind— anyway, with tourism. these people behind me here are all flocking— people behind me here are all flocking to— people behind me here are all flocking to see— people behind me here are all flocking to see the palace and it's flocking to see the palace and n-s uke— flocking to see the palace and it's like this— flocking to see the palace and it's like this on— flocking to see the palace and it's like this on a— flocking to see the palace and it's like this on a normal day, actually,— it's like this on a normal day, actually, to — it's like this on a normal day, actually, to honest you, actually, to be honest with you, with — actually, to be honest with you, wiiii _m— actually, to be honest with you, with _of tourists - actually, to be honest with you, with of tourists coming with a load of tourists coming here.— with a load of tourists coming here. iii— with a load of tourists coming here. but also— with a load of tourists coming here. but also well, here. but also as well, the ciaiiiy— here. but also as well, the. charity—ihe charity work that they do, the ambassadorial_ charity work that they do, the ambassadorial roles that do ambassadorial roles that they do and ambassadorial roles that they do iii-wen,— ambassadorial roles that they do and-well, charles— ambassadorial roles that they do and well, charles did donate and as well, charles did donate quie— and as well, charles did donate quite .— and as well, charles did donate quite a iot— and as well, charles did donate quite a lot-money- and as well, charles did donate quite a lot money during the quite a lot of money during the cost— quite a lot of money during the cost-crisis— quite a lot of money during the cost-crisisla- cost of living crisis to a variety— cost of living crisis to a. variety—causes. cost of living crisis to a- variety_causes. so variety of different causes. so i variety of different causes. so i woneii— variety of different causes. so i wonder whether— variety of different causes. so i wonder whether the idea that cities— i wonder whether the idea that cities is— i wonder whether the idea that charles is tone— i wonder whether the idea that charles is tone deaf to the permit— charles is tone deaf to the personal plight— charles is tone deaf to the personal plight of a lot of

peopie— personal plight of a lot of people financially at the moment is not— people financially at the moment is not is— people financially at the moment is not is not— people financially at the moment is not is not quite— people financially at the moment is not is not quite accurate witty— is not is not quite accurate ieaiiw .— is not is not quite accurate really . dennis— is not is not quite accurate really . dennis well, look, i'm really. dennis well, look, i'm not— really. dennis well, look, i'm not going— really. dennis well, look, i'm not going to— really. dennis well, look, i'm not going to in— really. dennis well, look, i'm not going to in insult him. not— not going to in insult him. not a— not going to in insult him. he's a serious— not going to in insult him. he's a serious guy- not going to in insult him. he's a serious guy .- not going to in insult him. he's a serious guy. i've met him. i've even skied with him. so i'm not a personal friend or anything, but no particular problem . but i do think , i mean, problem. but i do think, i mean, if you want the most visited royal palace in europe, it's a republic in france, versailles . republic in france, versailles. everybody goes there because buckingham palace is closed. i think the balcony should be opened up and everybody should go on it. and have their selfie or their photo taken on the balcony of buckingham palace. he's got at least four giant palaces . no other monarch he's got at least four giant palaces. no other monarch in europe, in the world. i don't think even donald trump has more than, you know, two, 2 or 3 big homes and i just want to, as i say, wished for a little bit more reflection . when you say more reflection. when you say it's a long tradition . well, i it's a long tradition. well, i mean, if it happens just once every 70 or 80 years, that's another problem. he i hope he

has a long life. he's long a life as the queen and prince philip, he'll be there. so long that prince william will have to wait until he is 65 before he becomes king. and if he has a good life, then prince george has to wait into his 60s. so the whole of this century , we're whole of this century, we're going to have these rather ageing men, not the one, the glorious example of that young queen who wore the uniform of the army during the war and was just a stunning success globally . just an old man then another old man, then another old man tramping along . and i really tramping along. and i really think they ought to take this moment not not before saturday. that's silly. just enjoy saturday and really rethink what in the 21st century, a 19th century type monarch , which century type monarch, which charles seems to want to continue being, should be doing . imean, continue being, should be doing . i mean, dennis , i do enjoy our . i mean, dennis, i do enjoy our mots.— . i mean, dennis, i do enjoy our onoto. dennis— . i mean, dennis, i do enjoy our onoto. nonnio i— . i mean, dennis, i do enjoy our chats. dennis i do— i mean, dennis, i do enjoy our chats. dennis i do enjoy our onto.— chats. dennis i do enjoy our onoto. nut— chats. dennis i do enjoy our chats. but good— chats. dennis i do enjoy our chats. but good grief, you are niooiotio—

chats. but good grief, you are miserable sometimes. you know, you miserable sometimes. you know, wow noti— miserable sometimes. you know, you said, on— miserable sometimes. you know, you said, oh, let's— miserable sometimes. you know, you said, oh, let's just enjoy it. vow-wo— you said, oh, let's just enjoy it. you've wanted— you said, oh, let's just enjoy it. you've wanted to turn buckingham _ it. you've wanted to turn buckingham into it. you've wanted to turn buckingham-into tourist buckingham palace into a tourist conto— buckingham palace into a tourist onto—wont- buckingham palace into a tourist centre._would be. centre. i mean, that would be wno— centre. i mean, that would be wno peopie— centre. i mean, that would be who people would be going who people people would be going oowni— who people people would be going anoint-staying,— who people people would be going around staying, want of around it, staying, for want of around it, staying, for want of o—oonnio- around it, staying, for want of o—nonnio to- around it, staying, for want of a_dennis to his a better phrase. dennis to his iioiootw-o— a better phrase. dennis to his majesty's pleasure, which, of. course,_possibly course, we could never possibly noto— course, we could never possibly noon—won- course, we could never possibly noto—tnon otl have, could we.7 and then, of oowoooonn— have, could we? and then, of course, have people course, we have now people iining— course, we have now people- iining—wow lining the streets. and then you wont— lining the streets. and then you want-immediately- lining the streets. and then you want immediately have want us to immediately have a conversation— want us to immediately have a conversation about whether or not-onongo — conversation about whether or not-change the _ conversation about whether or not change the monarchy. not we change the monarchy. dennis— not we change the monarchy. . dennis—tit dennis that's quite enough. i'll see dennis that's quite enough. i'll son-nont— dennis that's quite enough. i'll see-next-dennis- see you next time. dennis wosnono— see you next time. dennis mcshane-of- see you next time. dennis mcshane of course, see you next time. dennis- mcshane-of course, former mcshane there, of course, former ninioton — mcshane there, of course, former minister. _stuff. - minister. fantastic stuff. itignti— minister. fantastic stuff. itignti okay.— minister. fantastic stuff. right? okay. the coronation right? okay. so the coronation is noiiw— right? okay. so the coronation is rapidly approaching. when is rapidly approaching. and when it-to— is rapidly approaching. and when it-to o— is rapidly approaching. and when it-to o wonotw— is rapidly approaching. and when it-to a variety of- it comes to a variety of iittoiont— it comes to a variety of different companies, they never nio— different companies, they never miss an opportunity, they, to miss an opportunity, do they, to noti— miss an opportunity, do they, to ooii—iigntiwi sell the merch off? and rightly so. sell the merch off? and rightly oo-gon— sell the merch off? and rightly oo-gon ot— sell the merch off? and rightly oo-gon ot tno- sell the merch off? and rightly so. part of the boost so. it's all part of the boost to ow— so. it's all part of the boost to our economy— so. it's all part of the boost to our economy that our fair ting— to our economy that our fair ting io— to our economy that our fair king is indeed— to our economy that our fair king is indeed doing so i've got toots— king is indeed doing so i've got town-stutt— king is indeed doing so i've got loads-stuff for— king is indeed doing so i've got loads stuff for here in loads of stuff for you here in native— loads of stuff for you here in native companies have done heinz ionoto— native companies have done heinz ionoto tingonin— native companies have done heinz tomato kingship one them. tomato kingship is one of them. noinz— tomato kingship is one of them. noinz noo— tomato kingship is one of them. heinz has produced a special version-sauce- heinz has produced a special version-sauce for- heinz has produced a special version sauce for £2.50. version of red sauce for £2.50. so version of red sauce for £2.50. so witt— version of red sauce for £2.50. so wiii wow— version of red sauce for £2.50. so wit you to— version of red sauce for £2.50. so will you be having some king cnwot— so will you be having some king cnwot on— so will you be having some king cnwot on wow— so will you be having some king chuck on your coronation chips? 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you— what's not to love, ladies and gentlemen? you could go into tnot— gentlemen? you could go into tnot ooniogo— gentlemen? you could go into that carriage with your life size— that carriage with your life ont— that carriage with your life size cut out— that carriage with your life size cut out king charles and size cut out of king charles and chips— size cut out of king charles and some chips with— size cut out of king charles and some chips with some king chuck on-oii— some chips with some king chuck on-oii ot— some chips with some king chuck on-all of course,— on them all of course, bought tron— on them all of course, bought from _companies- on them all of course, bought. from _companies-we've from those companies that we've just from those companies that we've inst—nut- from those companies that we've inst—nut toi- just mentioned there. but for the just mentioned there. but for tno tint— just mentioned there. but for the first time,— just mentioned there. but for the first time, yes, we're moving— the first time, yes, we're moving on— the first time, yes, we're moving on from the royal stuff the first time, yes, we're mov because am the royal stuff the first time, yes, we're mov because theree royal stuff the first time, yes, we're mov because there istoyal stuff the first time, yes, we're mov because there is some;tuff the first time, yes, we're mov because there is some other the first time, yes, we're mov loutuse there is some other the first time, yes, we're mov lout andthere is some other the first time, yes, we're mov lout and abouts some other the first time, yes, we're mov lout and abouts somiasther news out and about there as wett— news out and about there as woii. i— news out and about there as woii. i wont— news out and about there as well. i want to— news out and about there as well. i want to bring to you. now— well. i want to bring to you. now-wow— well. i want to bring to you. how .you feel— well. i want to bring to you. how you feel about the latest how do you feel about the latest towni— round of nurses strikes? it toots— round of nurses strikes? iti feels—strike, feels like we've had strike, sting— feels like we've had strike, strike, non—stop , but now strike, strike non—stop, but now oonotning— something is happening that as far something is happening that as toili— something is happening that as toili con— something is happening that as far i can remember, we were far as i can remember, we were toti— far as i can remember, we were told absolutely— far as i can remember, we were told absolutely wouldn't. was far as i can remember, we were told ato>lutely wouldn't. was far as i can remember, we were told ato be ely wouldn't. was far as i can remember, we were told ato be thatvouldn't. was far as i can remember, we were

told ato be that nursest. was far as i can remember, we were told ato be that nurses wouldis going to be that nurses would never leave icu _ going to be that nurses would never leave icu wards and they wowiin-t— never leave icu wards and they wouldn't leave— never leave icu wards and they wouldn't leave cancer patients. ani— wouldn't leave cancer patients.i ant—now wouldn't leave cancer patients.i anwow—now wouldn't leave cancer patients.i anwow toot—now wouldn't leave cancer patients. annyou feel about how wouldn't leave cancer patients. annyou feel about that how wouldn't leave cancer patients. annyou feel about that ? how wouldn't leave cancer patients. annyou feel about that ? is how wouldn't leave cancer patients. annyou feel about that ? is itiow do you feel about that? is it innonii— do you feel about that? is it immoral? patrick rac on gb immoral? i'm patrick rac on gb wows— immoral? i'm patrick rac on gb wows oni— immoral? i'm patrick rac on gb town and we— immoral? i'm patrick rac on gb news and we are— immoral? i'm patrick rac on gb news and we are britain's news

listening to gb news radio. notw— listening to gb news radio. noiw — listening to gb news radio. body its— listening to gb news radio. body it's patrick- listening to gb news radio. body g tan: listening to gb news radio. body g f body it's patrick christys. here at the wonderful buckingham palace as we gear you up for the coronation. okay. and we're going to be here monday to friday. i will be here three until 6 pm. why don't you come along? be out and about as along? i'll be out and about as well, who well, mingling with people who are who are in the crowds, people who are in the crowds, people who are sleeping out and really getting into spirit getting into the spirit of it all. in area or all. so if you're in the area or indeed just a tourist, come down, hello and we'll try down, say hello and we'll try and as and get you on the telly as well. but look, it's just well. but look, it's not just the news that we the royal news that we are focusing on today. of course, there stories out there are some other stories out there. and now for the first there are some other stories out there.ford now for the first there are some other stories out there.for the w for the first there are some other stories out there.for the first r the first there are some other stories out there.for the first time,first time, for the first time, nursing who for nursing staff who care for people wards and in people on council wards and in intensive have gone intensive care units have gone on strike. thousands of striking workers from the royal college

of nursing held a march in central london earlier today. health secretary steve barclay . health secretary steve barclay. health secretary steve barclay. he says that the unions ongoing industrial action is premature and disrespectful and it's ahead of the other trade unions meeting tomorrow to discuss the government's 5% pay increase offer. but i wanted to know whether or not you at home felt as though actually it is morally bankrupt for people who work at cancer wards and intensive care units to go on strike. we can now go to doctor andrew vallance—owen, who i believe is the former medical director and chief medical officer of bupa . chief medical officer of bupa. thank you very much for joining me. it's great to have you on the show . i mean, there is the show. i mean, there is a good to case say that people who are in intensive care wards or in charge of cancer patients should actually be banned from going on strike. and it is wholehearted , immoral if they wholehearted, immoral if they do. it's sickening . yeah, but

do. it's sickening. yeah, but there do. it's sickening. yeah, but tnoio io— do. it's sickening. yeah, but there is also— do. it's sickening. yeah, but there is also a— do. it's sickening. yeah, but there is also a case- do. it's sickening. yeah, but there is also a case for- i:i:::i g f g yeah, but there is also a case for nurses getting— there is also a case for nurses getting noon— there is also a case for nurses getting much, much better pay. i getting much, much better pay. i mean— getting much, much better pay. i .— getting much, much better pay. i . thew— getting much, much better pay. i mean , they have— getting much, much better pay. i mean , they have fallen- getting much, much better pay. i mean, they have fallen behind over many years . and as we know over many years. and as we know and they are in dire straits in the nhs at the moment where poorly staffed after covid. so, you know, they have got a really good case that would be the first point. of course . but i, i first point. of course. but i, i understand the point you're making about the moral obugafion making about the moral obligation , but i would say the obligation, but i would say the government has had a moral obugafion government has had a moral obligation for years to look after nurses and people on the frontline of the nhs and to turn around now and say they have a moral obligation when at the end of the day the government has one too, and has failed on it i think is wrong. one too, and has failed on it i think is wrong . just forgive me think is wrong. just forgive me nee.— think is wrong. just forgive me neie. i— think is wrong. just forgive me neie. i cant— think is wrong. just forgive me here. i can't help— think is wrong. just forgive me here. i can't help but- 3 just forgive me here. i can't help but notice in wow— here. i can't help but notice in wow nio— here. i can't help but notice in wow tio tneie— here. i can't help but notice in your bio there it— here. i can't help but notice in your bio there it says that your one— your bio there it says that your chief medical— your bio there it says that your chief medical officer of bupa ,

chief medical officer of bupa, sir, chief medical officer of bupa, wowii— chief medical officer of bupa, wowii wow— chief medical officer of bupa, sir, would you not have a i was an sir, would you not have a i was on otiigote— sir, would you not have a i was an obligate person— sir, would you not have a i was an obligate person to have stuck oowni— an obligate person to have stuck oowni twit— an obligate person to have stuck around full time— an obligate person to have stuck around full time in— an obligate person to have stuck around full time in our nhs? wean— around full time in our nhs? veon wowii— around full time in our nhs? yeah would you— around full time in our nhs? yeah would you not have had an otiigotion— yeah would you not have had an otiigotion to— yeah would you not have had an obligation to stick— yeah would you not have had an obligation to stick around full time— obligation to stick around full time in— obligation to stick around full time in own— obligation to stick around full time in our nhs— obligation to stick around full time in our nhs and help it out if time in our nhs and help it out it won— time in our nhs and help it out it you neoiiw— time in our nhs and help it out if you really cared— time in our nhs and help it out if you really cared that much about— if you really cared that much about-woe— if you really cared that much about-was-betterl about it or was it just better tinonoioiiw— about it or was it just better financially for— about it or was it just better financially for you to do a lot of financially for you to do a lot ot pivote— financially for you to do a lot of private work— financially for you to do a lot of private work as— financially for you to do a lot of private work as well ? wc“ of private work as well? well, i i— of private work as well? well, i i retired— of private work as well? well, i was i retired from bupa actually in 2012. i'm doing a lot of otnei— in 2012. i'm doing a lot of other medical— " $707 i'm doing a lot of other medical work now, but i ion-t— other medical work now, but i ion-t wont— other medical work now, but i ion-t wont in— other medical work now, but i don't work in the— other medical work now, but i don't work in the in the private eeoito— don't work in the in the private sector directly— don't work in the in the private sector directly anymore. but i think— sector directly anymore. but i think its— sector directly anymore. but i think it's fair— sector directly anymore. but i think it's fair to— sector directly anymore. but i think it's fair to say that the private did step up to private sector did step up to the plate during covid. i'm sure you recall that the private hospital was cut on their hospital was cut back on their private work so that they could help out covid. so were help out with covid. so were they accepted an obligation there ? i mean, but i understand there? i mean, but i understand i understand the point you're making. obviously the ethical framework for doctors and nurses is , first, do no harm. and you is, first, do no harm. and you know, that that's crucial . i know, that that's crucial. i think the rcn, though, have said that they over the weekend that

they will cover intensive care units and accident and emergency. but at the moment i don't think they've mentioned cancer. don't think they've mentioned cancer . yeah but it just makes cancer. yeah but it just makes the whole thing a lot more self—defeating. ican't the whole thing a lot more self—defeating. i can't help but woneni— self—defeating. i can't help but wonder, doctor— self—defeating. i can't help but wonder, doctor andrew,- : g i can't help but wonder, doctor andrew, how many peopie— wonder, doctor andrew, how many peopie tneie— wonder, doctor andrew, how many peopie tneie one— wonder, doctor andrew, how many people there are out there in two— people there are out there in tnie—wow- people there are out there in this—work our this country who work within our neiiooi— this country who work within our medical profession— this country who work within our medical profession , claim medical profession, who claim to towe— medical profession, who claim to tote-wis— medical profession, who claim to tote-wns ,— medical profession, who claim to tote-wns , tut— medical profession, who claim to love-nhs , but at— medical profession, who claim to love nhs , but at the first love the nhs, but at the first goeeitie— love the nhs, but at the first possible opportunity decide that we— possible opportunity decide that wew—none- possible opportunity decide that. tnew—noie nonew they want to work for more money wiwoteiw— they want to work for more money onwotew oni— they want to work for more money privately and simultaneously, witt— privately and simultaneously, wiii not— privately and simultaneously, wiii not tet— privately and simultaneously, will not let us— privately and simultaneously, will not let us adopt the kind of will not let us adopt the kind ot eweten— will not let us adopt the kind of system that— will not let us adopt the kind of system that the australians note,— of system that the australians nowe, wnion— of system that the australians have, which might actually be none-anyway- have, which might actually be none-anyway .- have, which might actually be more anyway . and when more effective anyway. and when it-to— more effective anyway. and when it-to peopie— more effective anyway. and when it-to peopie wno- more effective anyway. and when it to people who maybe are it comes to people who maybe are tottering— it comes to people who maybe are ewtteiing witn— it comes to people who maybe are suffering with cancer at the nnn,oent— suffering with cancer at the nonnentoe-- suffering with cancer at the moment, are already at moment, who are already at oteoiwte— moment, who are already at absolute rock— moment, who are already at absolute rock bottom, what do you— absolute rock bottom, what do you say— absolute rock bottom, what do you say to— absolute rock bottom, what do you say to tnen— absolute rock bottom, what do you say to them about the idea tnot— you say to them about the idea tnot tnew— you say to them about the idea now that they should grin now that they should just grin oni— now that they should just grin one-teoowee- now that they should just grin and-because the- now that they should just grin and because the nurses and bear it because the nurses on-i— and bear it because the nurses on-i ieenente- and bear it because the nurses on-is desperate to. on that ward is desperate to nove— on that ward is desperate to note-none— on that ward is desperate to have-more of- on that ward is desperate to have -more of a - on that ward is desperate to have more of a pay rise have even more of a pay rise tnon— have even more of a pay rise than-offered?- have even more of a pay rise than offered? why have even more of a pay rise- than-offered? why does than they were offered? why does that than they were offered? why does tnot—noii— that person who's paid that nurse's wages— that person who's paid that nurse's wages their entire nurse's wages for their entire twee—nove- nurse's wages for their entire twee—note to- nurse's wages for their entire lives—have to die nurse's wages for their entire. lives—have to die as lives through tax have to die as a lives through tax have to die as o reent— lives through tax have to die as o neewit ot— lives through tax have to die as a result of the— lives through tax have to die as a result of the nurses wanting moneye— a result of the nurses wanting

more money? well i think that's notnei— more money? well i think that's rather overstating_ more money? well i think that's rather overstating the case, tnntiw. — rather overstating the case, tnntiw. 2— rather overstating the case, franklv- 2 on— rather overstating the case, frankly. 2 or 3— rather overstating the case, frankly. i? 15 : rather overstating the case, frankly. i? 3 : rather overstating the case, frankly. 7�* 3 : i: frankly. 2 or 3 days out of duty when consultant specialist boots are still covering the service isn't going to lead to that sort of problem. but but, you know , of problem. but but, you know, it's a problem. and i think the government has a duty has a moral duty to respond and try and bring them to the table and agree to talk to them. just back to your private sector point, i mean, of course, nurses work in the sector and in the the private sector and in the national health service , but not national health service, but not in both. and the salaries and the pay in the private sector is pretty similar, actually to the nhs . i think pretty similar, actually to the nhs. i think this demand for a strike has, despite that, the rcn deciding that they wanted to accept the pay offer is coming from the bottom up. it's not an ideological strike. it's very much from people at the bottom feeling that they are overweight and understaffed. so many people leaving the nhs because the salaries are so low and the

pressure of waiting times, there's real pressure on them, i think, and we have to accept that this this is a very real concern from the nurses at the sharp end . dr. andrew, thank you sharp end. dr. andrew, thank you wew,— sharp end. dr. andrew, thank you wew, wew— sharp end. dr. andrew, thank you wew, wew noon.— sharp end. dr. andrew, thank you wew, wew nwon. g..— ci: dr. andrew, thank you very, very much. dr. andrew vallance—owen_ very, very much. dr. andrew vallance—owen .— very, very much. dr. andrew vallance—owen . there is a former vallance—owen. there is a former neiiooi— vallance—owen. there is a former medical director— vallance—owen. there is a former medical director and chief neiiooi— medical director and chief medical officer- medical director and chief medical officer at bupa . and i medical officer at bupa. and i inst— medical officer at bupa. and i iwet oet— medical officer at bupa. and i just wonder where you are all at on tnie. — just wonder where you are all at on this. ladies— just wonder where you are all at on this. ladies and— just wonder where you are all at on this. ladies and gentlemen, is on this. ladies and gentlemen, ie-ewngotnw— on this. ladies and gentlemen, is sympathy starting is your sympathy starting to wane—ideo- is your sympathy starting to wane—idea that. wane now at the idea that intensive— wane now at the idea that intensive care— wane now at the idea that intensive care units might not be intensive care units might not toe—oi- intensive care units might not toe—oi oonoel be staffed properly or cancer wante— be staffed properly or cancer wonie nignt— be staffed properly or cancer wards might-be- be staffed properly or cancer wards might be staffed wards might not be staffed .mpggyg— wards might not be staffed properly? move wards might not be staffed. properly?-move the properly? does that move the ini— properly? does that move the diet toi— properly? does that move the diet to wow— properly? does that move the dial for you or— properly? does that move the dial for you or not at all? gb viewe— dial for you or not at all? gb views gbnews.uk. hey, it is views or gbnews.uk. hey, it is unquestionable,— views or gbnews.uk. hey, it is unquestionable, isn't it, that we— unquestionable, isn't it, that tne teet— unquestionable, isn't it, that the best-that— unquestionable, isn't it, that the best-that we- unquestionable, isn't it, that the best that we could the best way that we could goeeitw— the best way that we could goeeitw-oii- the best way that we could possibly-all of- the best way that we could. possibly-all of-strikes possibly stop all of the strikes would— possibly stop all of the strikes would-give- possibly stop all of the strikes would give nurses any would just be to give nurses any amount— would just be to give nurses any amount-money— would just be to give nurses any amount money that amount of money that they actually— amount of money that they actually-7— amount of money that they actually-.7 and- amount of money that they actually .7 and hey, maybe actually want.7 and hey, maybe it's actually want.7 and hey, maybe ifs—noting- actually want.7 and hey, maybe ifs—noting .- actually want.7 and hey, maybe it's—noting . i'm- it's worthwhile noting. i'm sitting— it's worthwhile noting. i'm sitting-in— it's worthwhile noting. i'm sitting-in front- it's worthwhile noting. i'm sitting in front of sitting here in front of buckingham and sitting here in front of- buckingham _and saying, sitting here in front of— buckingham-and saying, as buckingham palace and saying, as we prepare— buckingham palace and saying, as we prepare for— buckingham palace and saying, as we prepare for this— buckingham palace and saying, as we prepare for this fabulous coronation— coronation we talked a lot about the cost of the coronation. i'm mere-wining— the cost of the coronation. i'm more -willing on - the cost of the coronation. i'm more willing on time for us more than willing on time for us to more than willing on time for us ee-ee— more than willing on time for us ee-ee-er— more than willing on time for us ee-ee-er sorry,- to pay £1 billion or sorry, receive-billion- to pay £1 billion or sorry, receive billion or pay around receive £1 billion or pay around £250— receive £1 billion or pay around ezso minion— receive £1 billion or pay around £250 million as— receive £1 billion or pay around £250 million as taxpayers for

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this hour, the deadline for the final evacuation flight from sudan by uk forces has passed as an estimated 1000 british citizens remain in the country. the deadline to reach the airport for those eligible to board the flight passed this morning over 2000 people on 23 flights have been evacuated so far. and sudan's army and the rival paramilitary force say they'll extend their ceasefire now for a further 72 hours. it was originally due to expire this evening here, the general secretary of the royal college of nursing has urged the health secretary not to be disrespectful to nurses amid their biggest strike yet . pat their biggest strike yet. pat cullen's comments come , as steve cullen's comments come, as steve barclay said, their ongoing industrial action was premature as other trade unions met to discuss the government's pay offer. tomorrow staff in emergency departments and intensive care units and cancer care began their 28 hour strike action yesterday . it ends action yesterday. it ends tonight . violence has been

tonight. violence has been ongoing in paris today during the traditional may day labour march, police have been clashing with protesters bikes have been set on fire and teargas and water cannon have been directed at the crowds. they're protesting after french president emmanuel macron forced through a change to pension laws , raising the age of retirement by two years to 64. the government argues it's needed for the country's financial stability. but unions say the money can be found somewhere else . former us president donald else. former us president donald trump has arrived in scotland saying it's great to be home. he landed in aberdeen in his private jet and was met by pipers, a red carpet and a ten vehicle motorcade . he's going to vehicle motorcade. he's going to be opening a second golf course at the media estate in the north—east of scotland. his last visit to the country was in 2018 when he was still president. he'll then go on to visit another course he owns on doonbeg on ireland's west coast. those are your latest news headunes those are your latest news headlines for you are up to date on tv online dab plus radio and

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system?— earth is going on in our prison eweaene wnw— earth is going on in our prison system? why happening and system? why is it happening and why system? why is it happening and wnw ae— system? why is it happening and wnw islbeing_ system? why is it happening and wnw nelpeanp-na- system? why is it happening and why is being to get why is it being allowed to get to why is it being allowed to get nap-panne— why is it being allowed to get na-paanne n-n— why is it being allowed to get to point? i'm joined to this point? i'm joined now by nonessen— to this point? i'm joined now by professor-glees- to this point? i'm joined now by professor-glees ,- to this point? i'm joined now by professor glees , who is to this point? i'm joined now by proexpert glees , who is to this point? i'm joined now by proexpert in glees , who is to this point? i'm joined now by proexpert in security ees , who is to this point? i'm joined now by proexpert in security at; , who is to this point? i'm joined now by proexpert in security at the ho is an expert in security at the university— an expert in security at the university of— an expert in security at the university of buckingham. annnanw— university of buckingham. anthony, thank you very much. lapw— anthony, thank you very much. leak, wean— anthony, thank you very much. peak, pnean na— anthony, thank you very much. look, great to have you on the snow.— look, great to have you on the snow. nann— look, great to have you on the show. first and— look, great to have you on the show. first and foremost, i anne— show. first and foremost, i annk a— show. first and foremost, i annk a tan— show. first and foremost, i think a lot of— show. first and foremost, i think a lot of people will be eenanenanp— think a lot of people will be scratching their— think a lot of people will be scratching their thinking scratching their heads thinking new— scratching their heads thinking new-eann— scratching their heads thinking how earth people who how on earth were people who were convicted— how on earth were people who were convicted of— how on earth were people who were convicted of terror anneneee, — were convicted of terror offences, radical islamists auawea— offences, radical islamists allowed quotes and allowed to give quotes and quotes— allowed to give quotes and quotes religious sermons at quotes, religious sermons at pneanee— quotes, religious sermons at prisons? what's— quotes, religious sermons at prisons? what's going on there? owne— prisons? what's going on there? quite literally— prisons? what's going on there? quite literally got— prisons? what's going on there? quite literally got a captive audience— quite literally got a captive audience a — quite literally got a captive audience ? lentil“ c audience? well, literally a captive audience. yes, it is slightly surprising. i have to say. those who follow this subject quite closely know, first of all, there are about 200 terrorist prisoners in our jails at the moment and a number of things have been done. and talked about. you know, we have to rely on what the government says has actually been carried out to try to make sure that the risk these 200 prisoners present to us, the public, is mitigated

and basically, if possible, neutral flies the way they've done this is to get the independent reviewer of counter—terror wokeist legislation . jonathan counter—terror wokeist legislation .jonathan hall, kc counter—terror wokeist legislation . jonathan hall, kc , legislation. jonathan hall, kc, to do a report which he did over a year ago, and indeed almost exactly a year ago. the then minister of justice announced various measures that he hoped to introduce in order to tighten up this problem at its root . up this problem at its root. what this problem is about is that these 200 terrorist prisoners in our prisons are able to proselytise to convert other prisoners to islam . and if other prisoners to islam. and if they are already muslims , to act they are already muslims, to act as kind of in formal imams using texts in order to try to ensure that when they leave prison, they turn to terror and are seen as mujahideen and as terrorist

fighters . so that's the threat. fighters. so that's the threat. what the government is trying to do is to contain it, contain it by segregating wing islamist terrorist prisoners in in three centres. that's the idea. and now these later measures announced by the new minister of justice , alex chalk, who justice, alex chalk, who replaces dominic raab, many people think he taught rather strong but didn't actually deliver. so that's why all of this is important. our prisons have been becoming an academy of terror where prisoners are not converted into decent people . converted into decent people. no, exactly. and i have long enepeenea— no, exactly. and i have long suspected and _ no, exactly. and i have long suspected and i— no, exactly. and i have long suspected and i know plenty of people— suspected and i know plenty of people nave— suspected and i know plenty of people nawe ae— suspected and i know plenty of people have as well, the prisons are people have as well, the prisons aennauw— people have as well, the prisons are actually breeding ground are actually a breeding ground for are actually a breeding ground nan-nan— are actually a breeding ground nan-nan nw- are actually a breeding ground for-but now it- for terrorism. but now it appeare— for terrorism. but now it appears anat— for terrorism. but now it appears that there are increased pwwpaw— appears that there are increased bullyboy tactics— appears that there are increased bullyboy tactics going on where if bullyboy tactics going on where n-aan-n— bullyboy tactics going on where if. don't actively _ bullyboy tactics going on where if don't actively convert, if you don't actively convert, nnen— if you don't actively convert, then - massively. l if you don't actively convert,| then - massively. in then you suffer massively. in pane.— then you suffer massively. in ourjails. really,—

then you suffer massively. in our jails. really, and then you suffer massively. in ourjails. really, and i can't neap— ourjails. really, and i can't neap pan— ourjails. really, and i can't help but wonder— ourjails. really, and i can't help but wonder as well, look, a lot help but wonder as well, look, a tan an— help but wonder as well, look, a pan of people— help but wonder as well, look, a lot of people who— help but wonder as well, look, a lot of people who are there epawnnp — lot of people who are there epawnnp an— lot of people who are there spouting off all— lot of people who are there spouting off all this radical naanaen— spouting off all this radical islamist nonsense will not aennauw— islamist nonsense will not actually be— islamist nonsense will not actually be particularly good. naenne— actually be particularly good. muslims themselves , i would have muslims themselves, i would have ananpnn— muslims themselves, i would have ananpnn-n— muslims themselves, i would have anawpnn-n wen— muslims themselves, i would have thought. .it just-cool. thought. has it just become cool to thought. has it just become cool na-nw-anaeen— thought. has it just become cool to-mujahideen ? - thought. has it just become cool to mujahideen ? lentil“ to be a mujahideen? well, they do think— to be a mujahideen? well, they do think it's cool, but they also think it's a kind of religious duty and that possibly motty is what these extreme prisoners who are acting as imams, although they're not imams, although they're not imams in fact, anybody can be an imams in fact, anybody can be an imam . you know, it's not imam. you know, it's not a qualification . you know, qualification. you know, bishops, archbishops and all the rest of it. anybody can say they're an imam. and that's why alex chalk has said it sounds a rather odd thing that they can't have an unlimited number of books in their prison cells because secreted within these books might be radical texts, which these prisoners could then use to convert people to an even more radical world view. now, again, some people might think

they shouldn't have books that prison officers can't read. you know how many prison officers actually know what is in a book if it's not written in english, but it does kind of make sense . but it does kind of make sense. but it does kind of make sense. but the big picture, though , is but the big picture, though, is this is a problem . and many this is a problem. and many prisoners who were in prison at the high point of terrorist activity are now coming up for release. so, you know, this has been a problem in the uk since 1999, 2000, a 20 year sentence then was heavy and 20 years is now up . but we wonder why the now up. but we wonder why the costs for security at events like the one that's going to be taking place behind me here at the coronation is so high. and it's got to be because of- it's got to be because of stuff une— it's got to be because of stuff like anae— it's got to be because of stuff like this,-it's- it's got to be because of stuff like this,-it's got. like this, hasn't it? it's got to like this, hasn't it? it's got nalpeeanee— like this, hasn't it? it's got to because incarcerate to be because we incarcerate peopte— to be because we incarcerate peapae wann— to be because we incarcerate people with known jihadis who act ae— people with known jihadis who

act as some kind— people with known jihadis who act as some kind of cancer , act as some kind of cancer, neauw— act as some kind of cancer, neauw ana— act as some kind of cancer, really, and spread their warped paeaaapw— really, and spread their warped ideology throughout society. nnen—wna- ideology throughout society. then _who are i then those people who are already— then those people who are already pane— then those people who are already quite possibly quite disaffected _ already quite possibly quite disaffected with british annnannw— disaffected with british authority, disaffected authority, quite disaffected wann— authority, quite disaffected with british _ authority, quite disaffected with british culture and society,— with british culture and society, possibly quite mentally wntnenapte— society, possibly quite mentally vulnerable .well. _ society, possibly quite mentally vulnerable well. be vulnerable as well. let's be naneet— vulnerable as well. let's be honest—whol honest, depending on who that pneanen— honest, depending on who that prisoner-then— honest, depending on who that prisoner-then just- honest, depending on who that prisoner then just soak that honest, depending on who that prizliker then just soak that honest, depending on who that prizlike a then just soak that honest, depending on who that prizlike a bigien just soak that honest, depending on who that prizlike a big idiotist soak that honest, depending on who that prizlike a big idiot sponge that honest, depending on who that prizlike a big idiot sponge and up like a big idiot sponge and men— up like a big idiot sponge and anen canne— up like a big idiot sponge and then come out— up like a big idiot sponge and then come out on— up like a big idiot sponge and then come out on the streets of penan— then come out on the streets of bataan-onw— then come out on the streets of britain.-only takes- britain. and it only takes a tone— britain. and it only takes a tone wan— britain. and it only takes a tone wan ,— britain. and it only takes a lone wolf , doesn't someone britain. and it only takes a l0igetiolf , doesn't someone britain. and it only takes a l0iget a.f , doesn't someone britain. and it only takes a l0iget a knife esn't someone britain. and it only takes a l0iget a knife outt someone britain. and it only takes a l0iget a knife outt a someone britain. and it only takes a l0iget a knife outt a drawerie to get a knife out of a drawer ana— to get a knife out of a drawer ant-au— to get a knife out of a drawer ant-an an— to get a knife out of a drawer ant-an an a- to get a knife out of a drawer and all of a sudden we've and bingo, all of a sudden we've got—we've- got a terror attack. but we've been — got a terror attack. but we've been _ante— got a terror attack. but we've been this ourselves , been doing this to ourselves, nawen-a— been doing this to ourselves, haven't anthony? haven't we, anthony? why? because— haven't we, anthony? why? because _too. haven't we, anthony? why?| because _too shy haven't we, anthony? why?- because _too shy to because we've been too shy to nave — because we've been too shy to nave tne — because we've been too shy to have the bottle— because we've been too shy to have the bottle to— because we've been too shy to have the bottle to say. right. okay. — have the bottle to say. right. okay. islamist— have the bottle to say. right. okay. islamist prisoners need to nave— okay. islamist prisoners need to nave tnen— okay. islamist prisoners need to have their own— okay. islamist prisoners need to have their own segregated units and anew-we— have their own segregated units and anew-we pat— have their own segregated units and they've got to— have their own segregated units and they've got to stay there . and they've got to stay there. new. — and they've got to stay there. new. wan-ne— and they've got to stay there. well, you're absolutely- and they've got to stay there. well, you're absolutely right that they do need segregated units . yes, that was a measure units. yes, that was a measure that my old friend ian acheson put over to the government using the kind of things that we've seen in the case of irish terrorist prisoners. so they're kept apart. and that's fine. it makes excellent sense . but what makes excellent sense. but what do you do when all these people

use the fact that they're kept apart to turn to terror once they're released? and that was people may recall the case of usman khan in whitemoorjail. people may recall the case of usman khan in whitemoorjail . he usman khan in whitemoorjail. he was allowed out to students from cambridge university felt that he could kind of be rehabilitated , rehabilitated by rehabilitated, rehabilitated by being brought into contact with academics and that ended up with two people being killed by him and usman khan himself being shot by the police. so, you know, we've got to be very careful because do gooders , it's careful because do gooders, it's wonderful to do good, but these are highly dangerous people . are highly dangerous people. they've been in prisons, some of them are segregated. not all of them are segregated. not all of them are segregated. those who aren't segregated appear to be busy. proselytise rising and preaching and indeed coercing other prisoners to turn to islamist terrorism and become mujahideen . and you know, what mujahideen. and you know, what are we going to do with them? in

my view , the right thing to do my view, the right thing to do is to encourage people who don't like the fact that britain is not an islamist republic to go to a place that is an islamist republic, because if they go there, they go to afghanistan, for example . well, they may well for example. well, they may well find the way that things are conducted is more conducive to their personal view of what society ought to be like. but we can't incarcerate people forever. it's ridiculous . and forever. it's ridiculous. and equally, we cannot afford to watch these people closely forever. so you know, stopping them from getting too many books and stuff is good sense. but it's not. you know, it's a sticking plaster, really . now , sticking plaster, really. now, anthony, i think you've- a; now, anthony, i think you've hit the appointe— anthony, i think you've hit the absolute nail— anthony, i think you've hit the absolute nail on— anthony, i think you've hit the absolute nail on the head there, wnten— absolute nail on the head there, wnten te— absolute nail on the head there, wnten te anat— absolute nail on the head there, which is that if— absolute nail on the head there, which is that if you are in one of which is that if you are in one an aw— which is that if you are in one an pneane— which is that if you are in one of our prisons for— which is that if you are in one of our prisons for some kind of naateat— of our prisons for some kind of naateat piet— of our prisons for some kind of naateat ptat ,— of our prisons for some kind of radical plot , then— of our prisons for some kind of radical plot , then they just buy radical plot, then they just buy you radical plot, then they just buy wan—tenet- radical plot, then they just buy wan—tenet ta- radical plot, then they just buy you _ticket to a - you a one way ticket to a country— you a one way ticket to a country anat— you a one way ticket to a country that shares exactly the _tnat— country that shares exactly the sane-anaa wan- country that shares exactly the same that you want us to same views that you want us to nave— same views that you want us to nave nene. — same views that you want us to have over here. and you do same views that you want us to hav

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which has been the authority on ettpnette tn— which has been the authority on etiquette in this— which has been the authority on etiquette in this country for tnan— etiquette in this country for more than 250— etiquette in this country for more than 250 years, says that tan-t— more than 250 years, says that men don't need— more than 250 years, says that men don't need to— more than 250 years, says that men don't need to do that annnawe wnw— men don't need to do that anymore. why? because we're nwtnp— anymore. why? because we're nwtnp tn— anymore. why? because we're ttwng tn a— anymore. why? because we're living in a modern world. like i saw— living in a modern world. like i sat, tn— living in a modern world. like i sat, tn newe— living in a modern world. like i said, i'm here at— living in a modern world. like i said, i'm here at buckingham tataee— said, i'm here at buckingham palace-there's- palace. i imagine there's a few ettpnette— palace. i imagine there's a few etiquette experts— palace. i imagine there's a few etiquette experts in there, but tne-nas— etiquette experts in there, but one has managed to find an one who has managed to find an attennattwe— one who has managed to find an atttatn twe— one who has managed to find an atttatn ne — one who has managed to find an altjoin me here— one who has managed to find an altjoin me here time. liz to join me here next time. liz is to join me here next time. liz ts ne— to join me here next time. liz is liz brewer,— to join me here next time. liz is liz brewer, who— to join me here next time. liz is liz brewer, who is indeed an ettpnette— is liz brewer, who is indeed an etetem-new.- is liz brewer, who is indeed an etiquette now. thank etiquette expert now. liz, thank you—,— etiquette expert now. liz, thank you—w joining- etiquette expert now. liz, thank you—w joining ne- etiquette expert now. liz, thank you , joining me on etiquette expert now. liz, thank. you_, joining me on the you very much, joining me on the snow.— you very much, joining me on the snow-ta— you very much, joining me on the snow-ta tave— you very much, joining me on the show.-to have you. - show. great to have you. i'm sawt— show. great to have you. i'm sent-tant— show. great to have you. i'm sorry, don't believe sorry, i just don't believe this at at. — sorry, i just don't believe this at at. lth— sorry, i just don't believe this at all. will always be at all. it will always be tenttte— at all. it will always be terrible etiquette, will it not, to net— terrible etiquette, will it not, to net ast— terrible etiquette, will it not, to not ask your— terrible etiquette, will it not, to not ask your your beloved tatnen— to not ask your your beloved tatnen ta— to not ask your your beloved father to have— to not ask your your beloved father to have his permission for father to have his permission tan nts— father to have his permission for his daughter's hand in nantape— for his daughter's hand in nantape e — for his daughter's hand in marriage ? �*ft�*tigc a; for his daughter's hand in marriage ? g for his daughter's hand in- marriage ? well, the thing is, we marriage? well, the thing is, we are living in a more modern world. and when i when i first started getting engaged and i have to tell you, my father got so fed up by the sixth one, i can tell you he almost threw him out the door. but in my day, you got engaged quite early. so 1670 and 18 and nowadays girls go

out, they've got degrees, they start businesses, and therefore , when they start thinking about getting married, they're probably early 30s. um, and by that time, you know , it's polite that time, you know, it's polite and, and yeah and it's gracious to actually ask the other person, the girls , father or person, the girls, father or mother if he may get it . person, the girls, father or mother if he may get it. um, so i understand that the thing about an engagement which people need to understand is it is a rehearsal for being married with that ring on your finger. it means for the first time you're not just girlfriend or boyfriend. you are being treated as a couple and as a couple with as a couple and as a couple with a ring on the finger. as a couple and as a couple with a ring on the finger . life is a ring on the finger. life is different to being separate. so you go through an engagement process . that's why you get the process. that's why you get the ring. that's why you get engaged

. but i've got to be really honest with you. i think it is a tense— honest with you. i think it is a terrible start— honest with you. i think it is a terrible start to _ honest with you. i think it is a terrible start to the _ honest with you. i think it is a terrible start to the rest- i think it is a terrible start to the rest of wow— terrible start to the rest of wow twes— terrible start to the rest of your lives with— terrible start to the rest of your lives with your future tn—taws. — your lives with your future tn—taws. tt— your lives with your future in—laws. if you've not done in tne— in—laws. if you've not done in tne partners— in—laws. if you've not done in the partners father or the common courtesy of going round and common courtesy of going round ant nat— common courtesy of going round ant nat een— common courtesy of going round and not even necessarily asking for and not even necessarily asking tan penntsstan— and not even necessarily asking for permission, but— and not even necessarily asking for permission, but just maybe sawtng— for permission, but just maybe sawtng spatt— for permission, but just maybe sawtng eawtt t— for permission, but just maybe saying could i have a could i nave— saying could i have a could i nave wew— saying could i have a could i have your blessing? which i tntnt— have your blessing? which i tntnt neattw— have your blessing? which i think really implies that you're going— think really implies that you're patnp ta— think really implies that you're patnp ta ta— think really implies that you're patnp ta ta tt— think really implies that you're going to do it anyway? you'd tast— going to do it anyway? you'd tnst te— going to do it anyway? you'd just be impolite.— going to do it anyway? you'd just be impolite. i think you're atsatntetw— just be impolite. i think you're absolutely terrible person if absolutely a terrible person if you— absolutely a terrible person if wan-ta— absolutely a terrible person if wan-ta tnat. — absolutely a terrible person if you-do that. and- absolutely a terrible person if you do that. and i agree you don't do that. and i agree wttn— you don't do that. and i agree wttn wan— you don't do that. and i agree wttn wan . — you don't do that. and i agree wttn wan . t— you don't do that. and i agree wttn wan . t as— you don't do that. and i agree with you . t:tin agtini; you don't do that. and i agree with you . t:tin tigtini; you don't do that. and i agree with you . t:tin agtini; with you. i do agree with you because as it's part of the tradition of getting married and it's polite. it's gracious and it's polite. it's gracious and it's honouring her parents, whether it's the mother or the father. but at the same time and you do it because it's a tradition . but we are living in tradition. but we are living in a more modern world, and therefore , often the girl , as therefore, often the girl, as far as she's concerned, you know , she's decided she's going to

get married . remember, the young get married. remember, the young man is going to ask her, the old man, if he if she will marry him . and, you know, like a good lawyer, you don't ask the question unless you're absolutely certain of the answer . so he's going to ask her when he's hopefully sure that she'll get married , she'll she'll get married, she'll she'll accept him . so in it's all to do accept him. so in it's all to do with tradition and it's all to do with feeling good . and it do with feeling good. and it needs to be romantic . it needs needs to be romantic. it needs to be correct. you are joining families and therefore, why wouldn't you want to get the approval officially of her parents and sort of vice versa ? parents and sort of vice versa? when you're joining families , when you're joining families, you know, you're enlarging your own family as well. so it is something that i disagree agree with debrett's on that i think it is important to actually do the honourable thing and ask permission whether it's from the

mother or the father, because nowadays a lot of them are separate. so that's my opinion . separate. so that's my opinion. well and it is an incredibly valid opinion and you have injected some much needed class or as you would say, class to this show, because i called that particular company the etiquette experts debrett's . and experts debrett's. and apparently they- t and apparently they are debrett's, wnten— apparently they are debrett's, wtten t— apparently they are debrett's, which i think— apparently they are debrett's, which i think sounds sounds much better,— which i think sounds sounds much tetten-tte— which i think sounds sounds much better, - it?- better. i better, doesn't it? much better. teat,— better, doesn't it? much better. . teen—wnat look, thank you very much. what a-wnap— look, thank you very much. what a-wnap ap— look, thank you very much. what a-wnap up tne— look, thank you very much. what a-wrap up the show- look, thank you very much. what a wrap up the show here. a way to wrap up the show here. tawetw— a way to wrap up the show here. tawetw-stntt. — a way to wrap up the show here. lovely - stuff. _okay, l lovely lovely stuff. now, okay, i lovely lovely stuff. now, okay, t—ta — lovely lovely stuff. now, okay, t—ta att - lovely lovely stuff. now, okay,| i_to add something i just wanted to add something etse— i just wanted to add something etsea—e— i just wanted to add something. else—are-people's else because we are the people's cnannet—news.- else because we are the people's channel news. okay. channel here on gb news. okay. so channel here on gb news. okay. sa-nntatn-s— channel here on gb news. okay. so-britain's news- so we are britain's news etannet— so we are britain's news- channel,_channel, so we are britain's news- channel,icome-channel, so we are britain's news channel, come buckingham and we've come to buckingham tataee—ta- and we've come to buckingham palace _to speak and we've come to buckingham . palace _to speak to palace and we wanted to speak to peopte— palace and we wanted to speak to peapte wtt— palace and we wanted to speak to some people who are already going— some people who are already pane-nte- some people who are already gatnp-ntteinetpi going the extra mile to help eetetwate. — going the extra mile to help celebrate. king— going the extra mile to help celebrate. king charles's coronation— celebrate. king charles's coronation superfans who coronation royal superfans who are coronation royal superfans who atneatw— coronation royal superfans who are already camping out ahead of this coronation— are already camping out ahead of this coronation and— are already camping out ahead of this coronation and earlier today,— this coronation and earlier tataw-wttn- this coronation and earlier tataw-wttn a- this coronation and earlier today, with a few of today, i spoke with a few of ttese— today, i spoke with a few of these superfans.— today, i spoke with a few of these superfans. now maria has tnawettet— these superfans. now maria has travelled .the _ these superfans. now maria has travelled-the way- these superfans. now maria has travelled the way from travelled all the way from newsastte— travelled all the way from newcastle, so _ travelled all the way from newcastle, so she's the newcastle, so she's not the wettest— newcastle, so she's not the twttest-waw. - newcastle, so she's not the furthest-way. i- newcastle, so she's not the furthest way. i will say. furthest by the way. i will say. ant— furthest by the way. i will say. ant sne— furthest by the way. i will say. and she showed— furthest by the way. i will say. and she showed me the setup that furthest by the way. i will say. and sgoingtwed me the setup that furthest by the way. i will say. and sgoing toed me the setup that furthest by the way. i will say. and sgoing to be ne the setup that furthest by the way. i will say. and sgoing to be using setup that furthest by the way. i will say. and sgoing to be using to ttup that furthest by the way. i will say. and sgoing to be using to sleep at she's going to be using to sleep out an— she's going to be using to sleep out an tne— she's going to be using to sleep out on the streets— she's going to be using to sleep out on the streets here on the mat— out on the streets here on the natt tan— out on the streets here on the natt tan a— out on the streets here on the mall for a week— out on the streets here on the mall for a week and some of the

swppttes— mall for a week and some of the swppttes. sa— mall for a week and some of the swppttes. sa twe— mall for a week and some of the supplies. so i've got sneak mall for a week and some of the supplbehind i've got sneak mall for a week and some of the supplbehind the got sneak mall for a week and some of the supplbehind the tarpaulin,ak mall for a week and some of the supplbehind the tarpaulin, as it peek behind the tarpaulin, as it . tn tast— peek behind the tarpaulin, as it were. i'm just going to peek behind the tarpaulin, as it were . i'm just going to ask, were. i'm just going to ask, nave— were. i'm just going to ask, nave wan— were. i'm just going to ask, nawe wan tat— were. i'm just going to ask, have you got so— were. i'm just going to ask, have you got so have you got steeptnt— have you got so have you got steeptnt tats?— have you got so have you got sleeping bags? have you got a nttte— sleeping bags? have you got a little mattress?— sleeping bags? have you got a little mattress? are you tttenattw— little mattress? are you literally - it- little mattress? are you literally it like, little mattress? are you- literally - it. like, um literally it is it just like, um ,—taat. - literally it is it just like, um ,—taat. tsl literally it is it just like, um i ,—taat. ts tnat , we have a quick look. is that all , we have a quick look. is that an-t— , we have a quick look. is that an-t tan-t— , we have a quick look. is that all-i don't want- , we have a quick look. is that all i don't want ruin all right? i don't want to ruin wan.— all right? i don't want to ruin wan-wew— all right? i don't want to ruin wan-wann-tnt- all right? i don't want to ruin you.-your-but doi all right? i don't want to ruin. you.-your-but do you you. ruin your thing, but do you ntnte— you. ruin your thing, but do you ntnte van-we— you. ruin your thing, but do you mind? you've not— you. ruin your thing, but do you mind? you've not got many mind? you've not got too many pensanat—nntl personal items in there. but if we—taatl personal items in there. but if. we_look, shall we can have a quick look, shall i we can have a quick look, shall tten— we can have a quick look, shall ttett wan— we can have a quick look, shall i tell you what?— we can have a quick look, shall i tell you what? shall come i tell you what? shall i come taunte— i tell you what? shall i come manta—ta- i tell you what? shall i comei round?_to come round? will i be able to come taunt— round? will i be able to come unta-— round? will i be able to come round-a quick- round? will i be able to come round a quick look round and have a quick look tnnautne— round and have a quick look through?-right?. through? is that all right? i'm nattnt— through? is that all right? i'm making-move- through? is that all right? i'm making-move the making everyone move out of the way— making everyone move out of the way newe— making everyone move out of the way nene-anen-t— making everyone move out of the way here-aren't i?- making everyone move out of the way here aren't i? but i'm. way here now, aren't i? but i'm. tene— way here now, aren't i? but i'm. ueee-ta— way here now, aren't i? but i'm. ueee-ta .— way here now, aren't i? but i'm. ueee-ta . tawetw— way here now, aren't i? but i'm. here go . lovely. all right. here we go. lovely. all right. tnant— here we go. lovely. all right. tnant wau. — here we go. lovely. all right. thank you. sorry— here we go. lovely. all right. thank you. sorry to ruin . here we go. lovely. all right. thank you. sorry to ruin. i'm eaustnt— thank you. sorry to ruin. i'm causing absolute— thank you. sorry to ruin. i'm causing absolute mayhem here on the causing absolute mayhem here on tne nat— causing absolute mayhem here on tne nat gets— causing absolute mayhem here on the mal gets rid— causing absolute mayhem here on the mal gets rid of— causing absolute mayhem here on the mal gets rid of them. look of the mal gets rid of them. look at tne— the mal gets rid of them. look at the eott— the mal gets rid of them. look of the gop. yeah,— the mal gets rid of them. look of the gop. yeah, right , the mal gets rid of them. look of the gop. yeah, right, right. okay, so talk us through . cc)?” “43?“ t t: t t: okay, so talk us through . here okay, so talk us through. here we 90- — okay, so talk us through. here we 90- newe— okay, so talk us through. here we 90- we-we eat— okay, so talk us through. here we go. we've got a union, jack , we go. we've got a union, jack, tnnaw— we go. we've got a union, jack, tnnaw nene. — we go. we've got a union, jack, throw here. is— we go. we've got a union, jack, throw here. is this— we go. we've got a union, jack, throw here. is this a- we go. we've got a union, jack, throw here. 7 throw here. is this a pillow? this is a pillow. they're sleeping bag. the tinfoil , um, sleeping bag. the tinfoil, um, blanket things to keep you warm. there's a poncho . yeah. um, there's a poncho. yeah. um, there's everything here for everything. this and this keeps

you tw— everything. this and this keeps you try tn— everything. this and this keeps you try tn tne— everything. this and this keeps you dry in the flags. - g this and this keeps you dry in the flags. f you dry in the flags. actually. keep— you dry in the flags. actually. teep tne— you dry in the flags. actually. keep the wind off you as well. so you're going to be so you're going toybe sleeping so you're going to be sleeping on so you're going to be sleeping an tnesee — so you're going to be sleeping on these? yeah.— so you're going to be sleeping on these? / /tin ti; on these? yeah. you're just sleeping on these that. absolutely fantastic. that's sleeping on these that. - absolutely fantastic. that's all tantanatte— absolutely fantastic. that's all comfortable. _ absolutely fantastic. that's all comfortable . i— absolutely fantastic. that's all comfortable . t:tin“ c absolutely fantastic. that's all comfortable . t:tin“ e gig comfortable. i don't want to get into it, but i don't want to break it. but i'm quite. i'm quite a heavy chap, so i know . i quite a heavy chap, so i know. i tell you what. it's all right. it okay. very it is okay. it's very comfortable. i'm not sure i could do 5 or 6 days on it, but. but it's all right. so you'll be getting your heads down here then, and we'll get our heads down in this and. hang here down in this and. hang on. here we found the all we go. now i've found the all important supplies here, so this is . this is the food. is it this is. this is the food. is it this is. this is the food. is it this is this biscuits? is little snacks. yes— is this biscuits? is little snacks. yes _ is this biscuits? is little snacks. yes um int 57 is little snacks. yes oh, is this biscuits? is little- snacks. yes um . oh, we've even snacks. yes um. oh, we've even got— snacks. yes um. oh, we've even get cananattan— snacks. yes oh, we've even got coronation biscuits. have we. biscuits. we've- got coronation biscuits. tint we've even got coronation biscuits. 5c we've even got we. biscuits. we've even got we're on loo roll— we. biscuits. we've even got we're on loo roll and- 5c we've even got we're on loo roll and stuff. vett— we're on loo roll and stuff. new tnpattant. — we're on loo roll and stuff. very important. that.- we're on loo roll and stuff. very important. that. very important. um, there's all sorts is important. um, there's all sorts tssteantnt. — important. um, there's all sorts is cleaning. we've— important. um, there's all sorts is cleaning. we've got- um, there's all sorts is cleaning. gin is cleaning. we've got stuff for cleaning. there's just ewewtntnt— cleaning. there's just ewewtntne. - cleaning. there'sjust everything. oh- cleaning. there'sjust everything . oh everything cleaning. there's just everything . oh everything . everything. oh everything. ntssutts—

everything. oh everything. ntssutts. — everything. oh everything. biscuits. yeah.— everything. oh everything. biscuits . yeah. everything. biscuits. yeah. everything. lovely stuff. all right, well, look, thank you. and sorry to ruin. ruin your carefully crafted sleeping arrangements here, but . but it's crafted sleeping arrangements here, but. but it's an absolutely lovely to chat to you, and i'll be talking to you a over the course of this a lot over the course of this week. and yeah, good luck sleeping out. all thank sleeping out. all right. thank you much. it'll be you very much. it'll all be wann— you very much. it'll all be want-wttt. - you very much. it'll all be worth .will. thank. you very much. it'll all be worth will. thank you so worth it. it will. thank you so much. lovely stuff . oh yes. much. lovely stuff. oh yes. well, what you won't be able to see from here is if i just look straight past the camera. just that way. this is where those people sleeping . so that people are all sleeping. so that crowd going to building crowd is going to be building rather a lot. i'm going to be going to going and talking to them throughout of throughout the course of the week. want to talk to week. and i also want to talk to some are going week. and i also want to talk to so be are going week. and i also want to talk to so be behind are going week. and i also want to talk to so be behind me are going week. and i also want to talk to so be behind me here. are going week. and i also want to talk to so be behind me here. sotre going week. and i also want to talk to so be behind me here. so beariing week. and i also want to talk to so be behind me here. so bearing to be behind me here. so bear in mind, be back mingling mind, i will be back mingling with everybody from three till 6 p-m, with everybody from three till 6 pm, to be here pm, but i'm going to be here earlier i'll get earlier tomorrow, so i'll get myself amongst lot myself in and amongst that lot there to get as there and it'd be nice to get as many the telly as many of you on the telly as possible. watching many of you on the telly as possand. watching many of you on the telly as possand you watching many of you on the telly as possand you want watching many of you on the telly as possand you want be rtching many of you on the telly as possand you want be a hing many of you on the telly as possand you want be a part this and you want to be a part of gb news coverage of this combination, a momentous day in british national then british national history, then please along, stand please do just come along, stand behind me there. and if you wave frantically sure that one my

absolutely sure that one of my producers and producers will notice you and we could you the could try and get you on the telly. right. so there we telly. all right. so there we go. i will back again from go. i will be back again from 3 pm. tomorrow. going to p.m. tomorrow. we're going to have more royal but have loads more royal stuff, but we'll be we'll also, of course, be bringing you all of the big latest breaking as well. bringing you all of the big late i'mreaking as well. bringing you all of the big late i'm going] as well. bringing you all of the big late i'm going to as well. bringing you all of the big late i'm going to as vtback to but i'm going to lob you back to paddington now with emily carver, standing in carver, who will be standing in for dewberry with dewbs carver, who will be standing in fo co dewberry with dewbs carver, who will be standing in fo co for dewberry with dewbs carver, who will be standing in fo co for the dewberry with dewbs carver, who will be standing in fo co for the next)erry with dewbs carver, who will be standing in fo co for the next hour. ivith dewbs carver, who will be standing in fo co for the next hour. and dewbs & co for the next hour. and emily, i will hand over you emily, i will hand over to you so you can tease the nation with your fabulous show. thank you very your fabulous show. thank you wew-tatnst. — your fabulous show. thank you very- patrick. .tent - your fabulous show. thank you very-patrick..tent is. very much, patrick. no tent is sate— very much, patrick. no tent is sate-ant— very much, patrick. no tent is sate-ant taun- very much, patrick. no tent is- safe-and your cameraman safe from you and your cameraman . tnat— safe from you and your cameraman . tnat as— safe from you and your cameraman . tnat treat.— safe from you and your cameraman . that was great. that was great.— . that was great. that was great. centnt— . that was great. that was great. coming up tonight on newts— great. coming up tonight on newts-ca,— great. coming up tonight on newtslca, t— great. coming up tonight on dewbleo, i am- great. coming up tonight on dewbs co, i am standing in for dewbs& co, i am standing in for ntetette— dewbs& co, i am standing in for ntsnene. 0t— dewbs& co, i am standing in for michelle. of course. now keir starmer— michelle. of course. now keir stannenltatnt— michelle. of course. now keir starmer-going to- michelle. of course. now keir starmer going to be facing starmer is going to be facing tatter— starmer is going to be facing some rather awkward questions tenenew tn— some rather awkward questions tomorrow in the— some rather awkward questions tomorrow in the house of commons nts— tomorrow in the house of commons nts teetsten— tomorrow in the house of commons over his decision to— tomorrow in the house of commons over his decision to offer sue seaw— over his decision to offer sue stat-tep— over his decision to offer sue stat-tap etwt— over his decision to offer sue gray, top civil servant at a gray, the top civil servant at a top— gray, the top civil servant at a tap tete— gray, the top civil servant at a tap tap, entet— gray, the top civil servant at a top job, chief of— gray, the top civil servant at a top job, chief of staff in his team.— top job, chief of staff in his team. should— top job, chief of staff in his team. should she be blocked from tetntnt— team. should she be blocked from retntne tne— team. should she be blocked from joining the labour— team. should she be blocked from joining the labour party? we're going— joining the labour party? we're eetnt te— joining the labour party? we're going to discussing going to be discussing that tent—et- going to be discussing that tent—at tne- going to be discussing that. right-of the show. right at the top of the show. stat— right at the top of the show. stat tunet— right at the top of the show. stat tunet .—

as his chief of staff. she is supposed to be an impartial civil servant . but should she civil servant. but should she actually be blocked from joining the labour party? let me know what you think then. should council workers be paid the same to work fewer hours? i'm asking because one lib dem run council , south cambridgeshire, is offering its workers to only

work four days a week, 20%