dumping.7 m] dumping.7 \wt» : dumping.7 no. sound on my worth dumping.7 no. sound on my life . mave— worth dumping.7 no. sound on my we . maya my— worth dumping.7 \wt» : d �*tt; inaya my grandchildren worth dumping.7 \wt» : t �*"»t; inaya my grandchildren . life. inaya my grandchildren. got— life. inaya my grandchildren. got — life. inaya my grandchildren. got ru— life. inaya my grandchildren. got i'll implore— life. inaya my grandchildren. got i'll implore the- life. inaya my grandchildren. got i'll implore the destructive duchess to forget her twisted mission to ruin the coronation and reconcile with her loving father before it's too late. that's in my digest, next. before my superstar panel give their view tonight, i'm joined by carole malone. benjamin butterworth and belinda de lucy. then samantha markle reveals all about meghan's alleged attempts to destroy her aliens father's life as she makes a public plea for the duchess not to overshadow the king's big day. don't miss that bombshell exclusive. later in the show. plus, as both royalists and republicans speak out against the suggestion, is it wrong for brits to be invited to pledge allegiance to the king at the coronation iron lady victoria harvey kinsey schofield and peter tatchell do battle in the clash. also coming up tonight, the albanian prime minister has

fired outrageous insults at the uk for failing to stop his citizens breaking into our country , vote against it and now country, vote against it and now we see that they have calmed a bit down, but they are going through a nervous breakdown. breakdown as a country. so we have— breakdown as a country. so we have to— breakdown as a country. so we have to understand them . but have to understand them. but ism— have to understand them. but isn-t n— have to understand them. but isn-t it time— have to understand them. but isn't it time his— have to understand them. but isn't it time his country took responsibility— isn't it time his country took responsibility for the invasion ofcriminats— responsibility for the invasion of criminals via— responsibility for the invasion of criminals via the channel? that-s— of criminals via the channel? that-s our— of criminals via the channel? that-s big— of criminals via the channel? that's our big debate- of criminals via the channel? that's our big debate tonight . that's our big debate tonight. and the million pound mystery more uncomfortable questions beckon for the snp this week as the sunday mail reveals that cops are now investigating another . £400,000 left to the another. £400,000 left to the party in wills on top of the probe into £600,000 in alleged missing donations. so is former leadership candidate kate forbes wrong to deny she's plotting a shadow government again ? tombs a shadow government again? tombs a useless or is new leadership the only way for the separatist

movement to survive? we'll get stuck into that in the media buzz elsewhere tonight with cancer nurses abandoning patients for the first time ever , should the government ban medics from playing politics with people's lives by striking kelvin mackenzie? he's angry on this and he'll be here later. plus, as this trans cyclist romps to victory in an elite women's race, why are sporting bodies sacrificing the hopes and dreams of biological women on on the altar of woke gender extremism ? and laurence fox extremism? and laurence fox investigates in the fox report. as ever, stay tuned for a first look at tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot off the press and carole malone explains why she guardians editor she wants the guardians editor to resign after this cartoon landed the lefty rag in yet another anti—semitism way. that's all coming up when we reveal a brand new greatest britain and union jack slater. plus, neil oliver on the way to this is dan wootton tonight. let's go .

let's go. you're watching tv news. britain's news channel. thank you for being here with us this bank holiday monday as we count down to the coronation all our regular features, though, to here as is polly middlehurst with the headlines as . here as is polly middlehurst with the headlines as. dan thank you and good evening to you . you and good evening to you. the top story on gb news tonight , the— the top story on gb news tonight ,.he dead“...— the top story on gb news tonight , the deadline for— the top story on gb news tonight , the deadline for the final evacuate flight— , the deadline for the final evacuate flight from sudan by the uk— evacuate flight from sudan by the uk forces— evacuate flight from sudan by the uk forces has— evacuate flight from sudan by the uk forces has passed with an esttmttet— the uk forces has passed with an estimated 1000— the uk forces has passed with an estimated 1000 british nationals temttntng— estimated 1000 british nationals temttntng tn— estimated 1000 british nationals remaining in the— estimated 1000 british nationals remaining in the country. flight tttcttng— remaining in the country. flight tracking website— remaining in the country. flight tracking website flight radar says— tracking website flight radar says the— tracking website flight radar says the flight— tracking website flight radar says the flight is due to arrive in says the flight is due to arrive tn cyptus— says the flight is due to arrive tn cyptus just— says the flight is due to arrive in cyprus just before 10:30 tontgtt— in cyprus just before 10:30 tonight. over— in cyprus just before 10:30 tonight. over 2000 brits on 24 tttgtts— tonight. over 2000 brits on 24 tttgtts tave— tonight. over 2000 brits on 24 flights have so— tonight. over 2000 brits on 24 flights have so far— tonight. over 2000 brits on 24 flights have so far been evacuated _ flights have so far been evacuated from the country with thousands— evacuated from the country with tnonoonto ot— evacuated from the country with thousands of sudanese fleeing tno— thousands of sudanese fleeing across the border— thousands of sudanese fleeing across the border into egypt. snton— across the border into egypt. snton army— across the border into egypt. sudan army and— across the border into egypt. sudan army and the rival potonnttttony— sudan army and the rival paramilitary force say they'll

extent— paramilitary force say they'll extend their— paramilitary force say they'll extend their ceasefire for a tunnon— extend their ceasefire for a tunnon 72— extend their ceasefire for a further 72 hours. it was ongtnotty— further 72 hours. it was originally due to end this ovontng— originally due to end this ovontng .— originally due to end this evening . well, here at home, the evening. well, here at home, the generat— evening. well, here at home, the general secretary— evening. well, here at home, the general secretary of the royal cottogo— general secretary of the royal cottogo ot— general secretary of the royal college of nursing has urged the noottn— college of nursing has urged the health secretary— college of nursing has urged the health secretary not to be disrespectful— health secretary not to be disrespectful to nurses amid tnotn— disrespectful to nurses amid tnottttggoot— disrespectful to nurses amid their biggest strike yet . pat their biggest strike yet. pat cotton-o— their biggest strike yet. pat cullen's comments came as steve nonotoy— cullen's comments came as steve nonotoy onto,— cullen's comments came as steve barclay said, the— cullen's comments came as steve barclay said, the industrial ootton— barclay said, the industrial ootton wo— barclay said, the industrial action was premature as other tote— action was premature as other trade nnton— action was premature as other trade unions meet to discuss the oonnt— trade unions meet to discuss the government's pay— trade unions meet to discuss the government's pay offer tomorrow . ston— government's pay offer tomorrow . stott tn— government's pay offer tomorrow . staff in emergency departments and . staff in emergency departments nnt tntonotvo— . staff in emergency departments and intensive care— . staff in emergency departments and intensive care units and cancer care began their 28 hour otnto— cancer care began their 28 hour otnto ootton— cancer care began their 28 hour strike action yesterday . it ends strike action yesterday. it ends tontgnt.— strike action yesterday. it ends tontgnt. tno— strike action yesterday. it ends tonight. the labour leader , sir tonight. the labour leader, sir tott— tonight. the labour leader, sir ton stonnon— tonight. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has— tonight. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has accused the government— keir starmer, has accused the government of— keir starmer, has accused the government of not doing enough to stop— government of not doing enough to stop tno— government of not doing enough to stop the strikes— government of not doing enough to stop the strikes way back tenors— to stop the strikes way back before christmas . before christmas. the nurses sno— 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. so everybody wants to see that resolved. think it is that resolved. i think it is important to recognise the underlying causes this underlying causes of this because nurses many others because nurses and many others have seen a real drop in their

wages and their living standards because of the cost of living crisis and the government's got nothing about nothing to say to them about that think responsibility that. so i think responsibility here lies at the door of number 10 away from home violence has erupted in france during the tradition final may day labour march. the tradition final may day labour march . the interior ministry march. the interior ministry soytng— march. the interior ministry soytng noo— march. the interior ministry saying more than— “at the interior ministry saying more than 780,000 ti the interior ministry saying more than 780,000 people took— saying more than 780,000 people took to— saying more than 780,000 people took to tno— saying more than 780,000 people took to the streets— saying more than 780,000 people took to the streets nationwide ont— took to the streets nationwide nnt tnoy-no— took to the streets nationwide and they're all— took to the streets nationwide and they're all protesting ogotnst— and they're all protesting ogotnst o— and they're all protesting against a change in the retirement— against a change in the retirement age. police fired toot— retirement age. police fired toot gos— retirement age. police fired toot oos ont— retirement age. police fired tear gas and used water cannon nttn— tear gas and used water cannon nttn nearly— tear gas and used water cannon with nearly 200— tear gas and used water cannon with nearly 200 people being attested.— with nearly 200 people being arrested. president macron's government— arrested. president macron's government pushed the pension togtstotton— government pushed the pension legislation through without a ttnot— legislation through without a ttnot vote— legislation through without a final vote due— legislation through without a final vote due to a lack of cross—pony— final vote due to a lack of cross—party support . now, the cross—party support. now, the tonne— cross—party support. now, the tonne us— cross—party support. now, the former us president, donald trunn— former us president, donald tnnnnn nos— former us president, donald trump, has visited his golf reson— trump, has visited his golf nesont tn— trump, has visited his golf resort in scotland and as buttons;— resort in scotland and as building work— resort in scotland and as building work for the new course teetns. — building work for the new course teetns. ant— building work for the new course teotns. ant ot— building work for the new course begins. and at the— building work for the new course begins. and at the ceremony , he begins. and at the ceremony, he nonet— begins. and at the ceremony, he named tne— begins. and at the ceremony, he named the course— begins. and at the ceremony, he named the course on the menie estate— named the course on the menie estote otter— named the course on the menie estate after his— named the course on the menie estate after his mother stepping off estate after his mother stepping ott nts— estate after his mother stepping off his private— estate after his mother stepping off his private jet— estate after his mother stepping off his private jet in aberdeen . tottten— off his private jet in aberdeen . tenten tn— off his private jet in aberdeen . earlier, mr trump told

reporters— . earlier, mr trump told reporters that- . earlier, mr trump told reporters that it's great to be none.— reporters that it's great to be none. ne— reporters that it's great to be home. he last— reporters that it's great to be home. he last visited in 2018 onen— home. he last visited in 2018 nnen ne— home. he last visited in 2018 nnen ne wes— home. he last visited in 2018 when he was in— home. he last visited in 2018 when he was in office. he'll tater— when he was in office. he'll toten vtstt— when he was in office. he'll later visit his— when he was in office. he'll later visit his course in boone;— later visit his course in ooonteg on— later visit his course in doonbeg on ireland's west coast. ant— doonbeg on ireland's west coast. ant no— doonbeg on ireland's west coast. ant tne— doonbeg on ireland's west coast. and now the brewing giant netneten— and now the brewing giant heineken has— and now the brewing giant heineken has pledged to invest ato— heineken has pledged to invest tao nntttton— heineken has pledged to invest £40 million into— heineken has pledged to invest £40 million into its uk ooetottons— £40 million into its uk operations ,_ £40 million into its uk operations , creating nearly 600 operations, creating nearly 600 tots— operations, creating nearly 600 tots os— operations, creating nearly 600 new jobs as the _ operations, creating nearly 600 new jobs as the company runs nont— new jobs as the company runs onont atto— new jobs as the company runs around 2400 pubs across the country— around 2400 pubs across the country through— around 2400 pubs across the country through its star pubs ont— country through its star pubs ont tons.— country through its star pubs and bars. brand— country through its star pubs and bars. brand and the brewing ttont-s— and bars. brand and the brewing giant's expected— and bars. brand and the brewing giant's expected to upgrade 570 of giant's expected to upgrade 570 ot tts— giant's expected to upgrade 570 ot tts esue— giant's expected to upgrade 570 of its venues with— giant's expected to upgrade 570 of its venues with a focus on unet— of its venues with a focus on unot tt-s— of its venues with a focus on what it's calling— of its venues with a focus on what it's calling local neighbourhood style pubs . and neighbourhood style pubs. and testy,— neighbourhood style pubs. and lastly, england's— neighbourhood style pubs. and lastly, england's longest nottonot— lastly, england's longest national trail— lastly, england's longest national trail is set to be ennet— national trail is set to be renamed to— national trail is set to be renamed to commemorate his majesty— renamed to commemorate his majesty tne— renamed to commemorate his majesty the king's coronation next— majesty the king's coronation next week. — majesty the king's coronation next week. the— majesty the king's coronation next week. the england coast tott— next week. the england coast totn utt— next week. the england coast path will officially be renamed the path will officially be renamed tne atnt— path will officially be renamed the king charles— path will officially be renamed the king charles iii england const— the king charles iii england eoost tott— the king charles iii england eoost totn .— the king charles iii england coast path . it'll— the king charles iii england coast path . it'll be a 2700 mile coast path. it'll be a 2700 mile tong— coast path. it'll be a 2700 mile tont trott— coast path. it'll be a 2700 mile long trail around— coast path. it'll be a 2700 mile long trail around the whole of the long trail around the whole of tne tntttsn— long trail around the whole of the english coastline . 794 miles the english coastline. 794 miles of the english coastline. 794 miles ot tne— the english coastline. 794 miles ot tne toute— the english coastline. 794 miles of the route is— the english coastline. 794 miles of the route is already open and

it of the route is already open and t utt— of the route is already open and t nttt te— of the route is already open and it will be fully— of the route is already open and it will be fully walkable by the ent— it will be fully walkable by the ent ot— it will be fully walkable by the ent ot next— it will be fully walkable by the end of next year— it will be fully walkable by the end of next year ._ it will be fully walkable by the end of next year . you're up to end of next year. you're up to tote— end of next year. you're up to tote on— end of next year. you're up to tote on tv— end of next year. you're up to date on tv online_ end of next year. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio, ont— date on tv online dab+ radio, ent on— date on tv online dab+ radio, ent on tne— date on tv online dab+ radio, and on the tune—in app. this is gb and on the tune—in app. this is to tens.— and on the tune—in app. this is gb news. britain's— and on the tune—in app. this is gb news. britain's news . gb news. britain's news. channel it's gb news. britain's news. channel l to nont— gb news. britain's news. channel i us not to— gb news. britain's news. channel i us not to put— gb news. britain's news. channel. - it's hard to put into words the gb news. britain's news. channel. - it's hard to [meghanivords the gb news. britain's news. channel. - it's hard to [meghan markle e personal damage. meghan markle has caused the family unit of has caused to the family unit of our king, prince harry will spend less than 24 hours in britain for the coronation of his father, according to new reports . there will be no time reports. there will be no time for any real reconciliation with the newly crowned charles iii or his queen camilla who the duke of delusion trashed on a global scale as a dangerous villain. just weeks ago. there will certainly be no time to make up with his brother, prince william, who will not forgive the sussexes for the relentless attacks made on both him and his wife without the ability to

fight back . indeed, even harry's fight back. indeed, even harry's lone allies in the family, the yorks, including sarah ferguson and princess eugenie , now have and princess eugenie, now have little time for the couple. i'm reliably informed add tragically but predictably , harry has found but predictably, harry has found himself completely isolated within his own family since his toxic relationship with ms markle who herself is on a pubuchy markle who herself is on a publicity drive. her synthetically designed to steal attention away from the king erg. so after months of purposefully keeping out of the spotlight, as harry shoulders the blame for that awful spare in the past week alone, for meghan , we've seen the unveiling meghan, we've seen the unveiling of a makeover, a botched pda kiss cam appearance at the basketball and even an announcement that she has signed with a hollywood mega agent. it's a transparent, long tested strategy, and it shows this couple's craven desire to destroy the british monarchy .

destroy the british monarchy. there's another personal tragedy playing out thanks to meghan's selfish behaviour, and that's the destruction of the markle family, which has been laid bare over the weekend in a heartbreaking tv special featuring the first interview with thomas markle since he was almost killed by a stroke nearly almost killed by a stroke nearly a year ago. having lost his speech, this good man who raised meghan as a solo father for much of her childhood and teenage years, has been fighting to talk again, and he appeared on australian tv last night to make what they described as a deathbed plea to his daughter. if she doesn't turn up for a stone— if she doesn't turn up for a stroke ,— if she doesn't turn up for a stroke , tn— if she doesn't turn up for a stroke , if that— if she doesn't turn up for a stroke , if that doesn't move stroke, if that doesn't move hert— stroke, if that doesn't move nen unet— stroke, if that doesn't move her, what would— stroke, if that doesn't move her, what would these guys can tett— her, what would these guys can tett you— her, what would these guys can tett you now— her, what would these guys can tell you how close— her, what would these guys can tell you how close we were. metnon— tell you how close we were. netnon ont— tell you how close we were. netnon ont ._ tell you how close we were. meghan and i and i certainly spent— meghan and i and i certainly spent o— meghan and i and i certainly spent o tot— meghan and i and i certainly spent a lot of— meghan and i and i certainly spent a lot of my life with her ont— spent a lot of my life with her ent ._ spent a lot of my life with her ent . ton-t— spent a lot of my life with her and i don't know— spent a lot of my life with her

and i don't know how she can tnnou— and i don't know how she can tnnon ott— and i don't know how she can throw all that— and i don't know how she can throw all that away in the book, tony— throw all that away in the book, harry describes— throw all that away in the book, harry describes meghan as nnounntnt— harry describes meghan as mourning the— harry describes meghan as mourning the loss of her father. vett— mourning the loss of her father. vent .— mourning the loss of her father. vent . tt— mourning the loss of her father. yeah , it sounds— mourning the loss of her father. yeah , it sounds as— mourning the loss of her father. yeah , it sounds as though- mourning the loss of her father. yeah, it sounds as though you're dead. yeah, exactly. she kwasi andy mayer mbappe . is it worth andy mayer mbappe. is it worth dumping andy mayer mbappe. is it worth tunnptnt ne— andy mayer mbappe. is it worth tunnptnt ne ton— andy mayer mbappe. is it worth dumping me for the— andy mayer mbappe. is it worth dumping me for the rest- ' »: stiff? is it worth dumping me for the rest of my life dumping me for the rest of my ttte e— dumping me for the rest of my ttte a note— dumping me for the rest of my ttte e tnoyo my— dumping me for the rest of my life ? inaya my grandchild . life? inaya my grandchild. antonnon— life? inaya my grandchild. rhiannon is— life? inaya my grandchild. rhiannon is ._ life? inaya my grandchild. rhiannon is. is it worth all of tnote— rhiannon is. is it worth all of tnote ts— rhiannon is. is it worth all of tnote ts tt— rhiannon is. is it worth all of that? is it worth— rhiannon is. is it worth all of that? is it worth getting rid of her that? is it worth getting rid of net totter— that? is it worth getting rid of net totnen .— that? is it worth getting rid of her father . of— that? is it worth getting rid of her father . of course it's not, her father. of course it's not, tnonnos. — her father. of course it's not, tnonnos. so— her father. of course it's not, thomas. t. 3: thomas. so understandably, the markles remain livid with harry and meghan's hypocrisy and cruelty . we think if anyone cruelty. we think if anyone would really make sure that family was connected, it would be someone like him. we would hope so . be someone like him. we would nope so . nut— be someone like him. we would hope so . but harry's— be someone like him. we would hope so . but harry's still- t t we would hope so. but harry's still a t t we would hope so . but harry's still a boy hope so. but harry's still a boy . one— hope so. but harry's still a boy . one tttnt— hope so. but harry's still a boy . one thing i'm— hope so. but harry's still a boy . one thing i'm proud- hope so. but harry's still a boy . one thing i'm proud i- hope so. but harry's still a boy . one thing i'm proud i never played naked pool. that's a good point . that's true. and i never

point. that's true. and i never dress a hitler , in my opinion , dress a hitler, in my opinion, she would still be a waitress if it wasn't for dad . but putting it wasn't for dad. but putting all it wasn't for dad. but putting ott ot— it wasn't for dad. but putting ott ot tnot— it wasn't for dad. but putting all of that bad— it wasn't for dad. but putting all of that bad blood- e e jt»: but putting all of that bad blood to one stte— all of that bad blood to one side overall— all of that bad blood to one side overall ,_ all of that bad blood to one side overall , there's just one side overall, there's just one tntnt. — side overall, there's just one tntnt. toot— side overall, there's just one thing. poor thomas wants. if atetnon— thing. poor thomas wants. if netnon wes— thing. poor thomas wants. if meghan was here now , what would meghan was here now, what would you soo— meghan was here now, what would you soy to— meghan was here now, what would you soy to nene — meghan was here now, what would you say to her? let's— meghan was here now, what would you say to her? gt» you say to her? let's go somewhere in and park erg. and i said , what's farm? what how can said, what's farm? what how can i fix this ? how can i fix this? i fix this? how can i fix this? of course i love you . and bottom of course i love you. and bottom line, harry, nice guy. i love you for marrying my daughter, meg . i love you. i love my grand meg. i love you. i love my grand children . i love to see them children. i love to see them all. i'm open to any kind of conversation . thank you . bless

conversation. thank you. bless you, thomas . now, »:t»" bless you, thomas . now, meghan is you, thomas. now, meghan is a woman who says— you, thomas. now, meghan is a woman who says she wants to tnnpnove — woman who says she wants to improve humanity and help otters.— improve humanity and help otnens. sne— improve humanity and help others. she says she's focussed on ttntness— others. she says she's focussed on kindness, but— others. she says she's focussed on kindness, but in— others. she says she's focussed on kindness, but in practise she nos— on kindness, but in practise she nos testnoyet— on kindness, but in practise she has destroyed two— on kindness, but in practise she has destroyed two families and east— has destroyed two families and cost a— has destroyed two families and cast a shadow— has destroyed two families and cast a shadow over an event of treat— cast a shadow over an event of great significance— cast a shadow over an event of great significance for the nnttsn— great significance for the british royal— great significance for the british royal family so stop the attempts— british royal family so stop the attempts to— british royal family so stop the attempts to ruin— british royal family so stop the attempts to ruin the coronation of attempts to ruin the coronation ot atnt— attempts to ruin the coronation of king charles— attempts to ruin the coronation of king charles and speak to you— of king charles and speak to your on— of king charles and speak to your own father,— of king charles and speak to your own father, meghan , before your own father, meghan, before it's your own father, meghan, before tt-s too— your own father, meghan, before tt-s too tote— your own father, meghan, before tt-s too tote .— your own father, meghan, before it's too late . but— your own father, meghan, before it's too late . but to respond it's too late. but to respond , ny— it's too late. but to respond now , my superstar panel top now, my superstar panel top potty— now, my superstar panel top potty express— now, my superstar panel top daily express columnist carole antone— daily express columnist carole aaotone ,— daily express columnist carole aaotone , tne— daily express columnist carole malone , the journalist and malone, the journalist and broadcaster— malone, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth , ont— broadcaster benjamin butterworth , ent tne— broadcaster benjamin butterworth , and the former— broadcaster benjamin butterworth , and the former mep and potent— , and the former mep and political commentator belinda de tuey— political commentator belinda de tuey tree. — political commentator belinda de lucy erg. belinda,— political commentator belinda de lucy erg. belinda, it's absolutely— lucy erg. belinda, it's absolutely heartbreaking uttentnt— absolutely heartbreaking watching that, isn't it? cj" watching that, isn't it? oh, i uttenet— watching that, isn't it? oh, i uttenet tt— watching that, isn't it? oh, i watched it earlier— watching that, isn't it? oh, i watched it earlier and i felt such a deep sadness . you know, such a deep sadness. you know, harry and meghan have sold themselves as the saints of

compassion, and i can't understand . and no matter the understand. and no matter the hurt or pain that may have gone between their families , not to between their families, not to call your father when he had a heart attack to check if he was okay. it it seems very cold to me— okay. it it seems very cold to me . ._ okay. it it seems very cold to me . . ny— it it seems very cold to me . i mean, my dad is a twin and me. i mean, my dad is a twin and he me. i mean, my dad is a twin and ne tttn-t— me. i mean, my dad is a twin and ne tttn-t tet— me. i mean, my dad is a twin and ne tttn-t get on— me. i mean, my dad is a twin and he didn't get on with— me. i mean, my dad is a twin and he didn't get on with his twin at at. — he didn't get on with his twin at at. tn— he didn't get on with his twin at all. in fact,— he didn't get on with his twin at all. in fact, they- he didn't get on with his twin at all. " ti »3 »3 e at all. in fact, they didn't speak for 30 years and then out of the blue, he got a phone call from his twin brother saying, i've got prostate cancer. i know we don't like each— i've got prostate cancer. i know we don't like each other,- gt» i know we don't like each other, but pust— we don't like each other, but just oneet— we don't like each other, but just test on— we don't like each other, but just check on yourself. and my tot— just check on yourself. and my tot ttt— just check on yourself. and my tot ttt. ant— just check on yourself. and my dad did. and he— just check on yourself. and my dad did. and he had it, too. but because— dad did. and he had it, too. but because ot— dad did. and he had it, too. but because of his— dad did. and he had it, too. but because of his twin, it was eoutnt— because of his twin, it was sougnt eony— because of his twin, it was caught early enough. what caught early enough. that's what tontttes— caught early enough. that's what families-matter- caught early enough. that's what families-matter the- caught early enough. that's whati families-matter the hate, families do. no matter the hate, the the pain. the fights, no matter the pain. when comes to crunch, when it comes to the crunch, you're for other and you're there for each other and it's sad to see mr markle it's very sad to see mr markle like this, because he looks very vulnerable man, a very hurt man. and least i think meghan and the least i think meghan mutte— and the least i think meghan markle could— and the least i think meghan markle could reach out to markle could do is reach out to nin— markle could do is reach out to nun-ne— markle could do is reach out to ntnn-ne ttes. - markle could do is reach out to him-he dies. now,- markle could do is reach out to him he dies. mm him before he dies. now, carole antone— him before he dies. now, carole malone can understand and malone you can understand and i understand i be criticised understand i will be criticised for about this for even talking about this interview because interview tonight because there's royalists who there's a lot of royalists who say focus this week say all of the focus this week should be on king charles iii.

and i really wish that were the case, of harry and case, but because of harry and meghan, they have created this sideshow . so it is the way that sideshow. so it is the way that harry and meghan treated this family that meant this tv special took place and there was absolutely no need for meghan to reappear over the last week with these three publicity stunts. i can see what she's trying to do. she wants to insert herself into the conversation. yeah . she wants to insert herself into the conversation. yeah. yeah, she. that's exactly what she wants. however, i mean, the idea that she would overshadow a coronation because she's had a new hairdo is stupid. nothing. i mean, she . she's gone. if she mean, she. she's gone. if she thinks that's the case, she's gone farther down the rabbit hole than we thought. but, you know, you watch film know, when you watch that film there, feel there, you know, i feel desperately sorry for thomas markle. he has been markle. you know, he has been manipulated and he was being a bit manipulated in that interview. but what he's saying is that, you know, it is his dying wish that he is reunited with his daughter. and, you know, you hear him slurring . know, you hear him slurring. he's learned to speak again.

to— he's learned to speak again. to teen— he's learned to speak again. it's been almost— he's learned to speak again. it's been almost a— he's learned to speak again. it's been almost a year- he's learned to speak again. it's been almost a year since he's been able to speak properly. and the one thing he's saying is how can i fix this? he's begging his daughter. he's literally begging her. he shouldn't beg the girl. shouldn't have to beg the girl. he up almost single he brought up almost single handed. he brought up almost single handed . even if they don't get handed. even if they don't get together as a family again, even if they don't see each other regularly, she should make time to see him before he dies. because i'll tell you what, if you don't do that with families, if you someone die on you in if you let someone die on you in the way thomas markle is the way that thomas markle is going suspect going to die, i suspect without seeing daughter, will seeing his daughter, it will haunt her. you know, you don't you don't get away without scars with think you're with that. and i think you're right talk you know, right to talk about, you know, this is a woman who sells herself compassion. where is herself on compassion. where is herself on compassion. where is her man who her compassion for this man who may not be in this world for very much longer? samantha markle put it quite in the markle put it quite well in the interview where she said, you know, she talks to harry about losing her father. she said she didn't lose him. she iced him, which, know, basically which, you know, basically killed her head. he killed him in her head. he doesn't exist for now. shame doesn't exist for her now. shame on her, you know, absolute lemon

. shame on her. and samantha markle will be here later in the show , actually for an exclusive show, actually for an exclusive live tv interview. benjamin nuttennontn — live tv interview. benjamin nuttennontn .— live tv interview. benjamin butterworth . look,- t e benjamin butterworth . look, this is a butterworth. look, this is a state— butterworth. look, this is a state event. _ butterworth. look, this is a state event. the- butterworth. look, this is a state event. the coronation, but it's state event. the coronation, but its otso— state event. the coronation, but its otso o— state event. the coronation, but it's also a family— state event. the coronation, but it's also a family event. and tsn-t— it's also a family event. and put tt— it's also a family event. and isn't it really— it's also a family event. and isn't it really sad— it's also a family event. and isn't it really sad to see the impact— isn't it really sad to see the tnnpoet tnot— isn't it really sad to see the impact that meghan markle has had impact that meghan markle has not on— impact that meghan markle has not on two— impact that meghan markle has had on two families? because it's had on two families? because its not— had on two families? because its not pust— had on two families? because it's not just the— had on two families? because it's not just the markle's who sne-s— it's not just the markle's who sne-s tonn— it's not just the markle's who she's torn apart,— it's not just the markle's who she's torn apart, is it? it's otso— she's torn apart, is it? it's otso tne— she's torn apart, is it? it's also the windsor is the family of also the windsor is the family ot ou— also the windsor is the family ot tint. — also the windsor is the family of our king. the— also the windsor is the family of our king. the king will not nove— of our king. the king will not note nts— of our king. the king will not have his grandchildren will not nove— have his grandchildren will not note nts— have his grandchildren will not have his youngest son. therefore most— have his youngest son. therefore most ot— have his youngest son. therefore most ot tnts— have his youngest son. therefore most of this weekend's events i toot,— most of this weekend's events i toot, ._ most of this weekend's events i mean, look, i think— most of this weekend's events i mean, look, i think prince harry not— mean, look, i think prince harry not note— mean, look, i think prince harry not note nts— mean, look, i think prince harry had made his mind up about how he had made his mind up about how ne peneetvet— had made his mind up about how he perceived charles and william and he perceived charles and william ent tne— he perceived charles and william ent tne nest— he perceived charles and william and the rest of— he perceived charles and william and the rest of the— he perceived charles and william and the rest of the royal family tetone— and the rest of the royal family tetone metnon— and the rest of the royal family before meghan markle ever turned up. so— before meghan markle ever turned up. so tney— before meghan markle ever turned up. so tney tttn-t— before meghan markle ever turned up. so they didn't fall. i think it woutt— up. so they didn't fall. i think it woutt te— up. so they didn't fall. i think it would be an— up. so they didn't fall. i think it would be an exaggeration to blame that on her or i think there's no doubt with those repeated appearances in last repeated appearances in the last week . and spent months week. and we've spent months saying happened meghan saying what happened to meghan markle? she had gone mysteriously quiet, even when spare memoir came out. spare harry's memoir came out. she didn't say word . and so

she didn't say a word. and so you-t— she didn't say a word. and so you-t nove— she didn't say a word. and so you-t have to— she didn't say a word. and so you'd have to be naive to think this wasn't anything but a pre—planned to pre—planned publicity stunt to do you said . and but do exactly as you said. and but when comes to thomas markle, when it comes to thomas markle, you at greater you know, he spoke at greater length there than i've seen him do he's quite a quiet do before. he's quite a quiet man, it always seems in his interviews not naturally man, it always seems in his interviewzwho not naturally man, it always seems in his interviewzwho wantsiaturally man, it always seems in his interviewzwho wants torrally man, it always seems in his interviewzwho wants to share his someone who wants to share his personal emotions, but ultimately, know, whether ultimately, you know, whether it's these or it's about these two or generally, i don't think a daughter anything. generally, i don't think a dethey've anything. generally, i don't think a dethey've made anything. generally, i don't think a dethey've made the anything. generally, i don't think a dethey've made the decisioniing. generally, i don't think a dethey've made the decision to g. if they've made the decision to cut and we don't know cut them off. and we don't know what might happened behind what might have happened behind closed any closed doors, who knows from any host reasons might host of reasons why they might have before this have fallen out before this royal. but but don't but don't you— royal. but but don't but don't you tntnt— royal. but but don't but don't you think that,— royal. but but don't but don't you think that, you- but but don't but don't you think that, you know, thomas mutte— you think that, you know, thomas monte nos— you think that, you know, thomas markle has-victim- you think that, you know, thomas markle has victim in all markle has been a victim in all of markle has been a victim in all ot-stnee— markle has been a victim in all ot-stnee tne— markle has been a victim in all of-since the start?- markle has been a victim in all of since the start? before of this since the start? before tne— of this since the start? before tne netting,— of this since the start? before the wedding, the— of this since the start? before the wedding, the royal family note— the wedding, the royal family note a— the wedding, the royal family made a-mistake.- the wedding, the royal family made a mistake. they made a massive mistake. they snoutt— made a massive mistake. they snout-two- made a massive mistake. they should two people made a massive mistake. they. should -two people over should have sent two people over to annette— should have sent two people over to america to— should have sent two people over to america to look— should have sent two people over to america to look after him. tne—eontnt- to america to look after him.- the -coming.thomas the world was coming for thomas anette— the world was coming for thomas markle—father- the world was coming for thomas markle—father of- markle as being the father of the markle as being the father of tne—yet— markle as being the father of tne—yet ne- markle as being the father ofi the _yet he - left the bride, and yet he was left tone— the bride, and yet he was left tone to— the bride, and yet he was left alone to -with _ the bride, and yet he was left alone to with this. this alone to deal with this. this taunte— alone to deal with this. this tonnage ot— alone to deal with this. this barrage of media. »t; e 3 barrage of media. he hasn't done anything. he's done— barrage of media. »t; e 3 3 he's done nothing anything. he's done nothing wrong— anything. he's done nothing on nutty— anything. he's done nothing wrong. harry and— 3 he's done nothing wrong. harry and meghan haven't tone—nnten- wrong. harry and meghan haven't done _whichlsell. done themselves, which is sell tnen— done themselves, which is sell ten-— done themselves, which is sell tnen- tt-s— done themselves, which is sell their-. it's not— done themselves, which is sell their . it's not criminal their story. it's not criminal to to— their story. it's not criminal to to tnot. — their story. it's not criminal to to tnot. ._ their story. it's not criminal to do that. i think i think

oetuotty— to do that. i think i think uetuotty ne— to do that. i think i think actually he was taken advantage of actually he was taken advantage ot nnen— actually he was taken advantage ot nnen tnot— actually he was taken advantage of when that initial photo came out. — of when that initial photo came out. so— of when that initial photo came out. so ._ of when that initial photo came out. so i have— of when that initial photo came out. so i have a— of when that initial photo came out. so i have a great- of when that initial photo came out. g 3 out. so i have a great deal of sympathy. the person i don't have sympathy with and it'd be interesting to hear from is interesting to hear from her is samantha. because, samantha. why? because, you know, she bring know, she tried to bring a lawsuit against meghan for defamation got thrown out defamation that got thrown out the opportunity. but she the first opportunity. but she says that she's going- the first opportunity. but she says that she's going to- �*" t can but she says that she's going to take tnot— says that she's going to take that-actually- says that she's going to take that actually back into that back. actually back into court. — that back. actually back into court. -sne-s- that back. actually back into- court. _she's-trying court. i think she's been trying to more attention to make more money and attention off this than anybody else involved process. i think involved in the process. i think you're right. and— involved in the process. i think you're right. and thomas- 3 t i ithink you're right. and thomas markle is you're right. and thomas markle ts-ntettnn— you're right. and thomas markle ts-ntettn tn— you're right. and thomas markle is-victim in all— you're right. and thomas markle is-victim in all-this.- you're right. and thomas markle is victim in all this. he is the victim in all of this. he nos— is the victim in all of this. he nos teen— is the victim in all of this. he has been from _ is the victim in all of this. he has been from day no one's has been from day one. no one's oetuotty— has been from day one. no one's actually looked— has been from day one. no one's actually looked him, not has been from day one. no one's actifamily,oked him, not has been from day one. no one's actifamily, noti him, not has been from day one. no one's actifamily, not the him, not has been from day one. no one's actifamily, not the family not has been from day one. no one's actifamily, not the family we've his family, not the family we've seenltnts— his family, not the family we've seen ithis film _ his family, not the family we've seen ithis film and- his family, not the family we've seen this film and not meghan his family, not the family we've seerthey:his film and not meghan his family, not the family we've seerthey should] and not meghan his family, not the family we've seerthey should allid not meghan his family, not the family we've seerthey should all be iot meghan his family, not the family we've seerthey should all be ashamed n and they should all be ashamed of themselves. _ and they should all be ashamed of themselves. -guy- and they should all be ashamed of themselves. guy may not of themselves. this guy may not tne— of themselves. this guy may not tnelneny— of themselves. this guy may not tnelneny muon— of themselves. this guy may not live very much longer. live for very much longer. nett— live for very much longer. nett. cont.— live for very much longer. well, carol,-have- live for very much longer. well, carol,-have been live for very much longer. well, carol, have been the well, carol, who have been the two there by side two people there by his side since stroke? thomas markle since the stroke? thomas markle junior samantha since the stroke? thomas markle junior i'm samantha since the stroke? thomas markle junior i'm not samantha since the stroke? thomas markle junior i'm not sure antha since the stroke? thomas markle junior i'm not sure that's markle, i'm not sure that's true. the film has said they nonen-t— true. the film has said they haven't been— true. the film has said they haven't been in— the film has said they haven't been in the same room sne— haven't been in the same room tne— haven't been in the same room since the wedding. but thomas markle junior is immediately moved his be alongside markle junior is immediately movethomas be alongside markle junior is immediately movethomas be of)ngside markle junior is immediately movethomas be of course , died thomas senior, of course, samantha markle has lots of physical issues. yes she's got

she has multiple sclerosis, wheelchair appalling lower than prince andrew in america at the moment. their popularity has eonnptetety— their popularity has completely slumped. t»; ”»t; completely slumped. they're not going— completely slumped. they're not going to— completely slumped. they're not going to ruin or touch the coronation. they're not going to have any impact, i think, at all on it. harry's going to dip in and goodness. i mean, and out. thank goodness. i mean, and out. thank goodness. i mean, and will be it will be and it will be it will be charles's day and it's the british public. it's not the tony. — british public. it's not the harry. well, i want to know, will harry meghan swear the will harry and meghan swear the allegiance to the king? oh, yeah. but we. we have to swear allegiance to him, don't we? if you allegiance to charles, allegiance to him, don't we? if y0lhave allegiance to charles, allegiance to him, don't we? if y0l have toallegiance to charles, allegiance to him, don't we? if y0lhave to swearnce to charles, allegiance to him, don't we? if y0l have to swear allegiance les, allegiance to him, don't we? if y0l have to swear allegiance to ., we have to swear allegiance to harry. meghan, news. harry. well, meghan, bad news. i fryston fryston. i doubt. fryston fryston. beunda i doubt. fryston fryston. belinda de lucy. benjamin butterworth. i butterworth. carole malone. i can say certainly megan can say almost certainly megan will coming up, as will not. but coming up, as a male born trans cyclist claims victory elite women's victory in an elite women's race, are sporting bodies race, why are sporting bodies sacrificing the dreams of biological women at the altar of woke gender extremist ? biological women at the altar of woke gender extremist? i'm laurence fox has been investigated in this very shocking story. he's up soon. but next in the clash , as we've but next in the clash, as we've just discussed, both royalists and republicans are speaking out on this issue about whether it

is wrong for brits to be invited by the archbishop of canterbury to pledge allegiance the king to pledge allegiance to the king at the coronation. and his heirs, a royal rump debate awaits with lady victoria harvey , kinsey schofield and peter tatchell . they are all live in tatchell. they are all live in the studio next. you can weigh in, dan at gbnews.uk. vote in our live poll at gb news on twitter. we're back after this .

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cnonnet— channel neil- channel neil oliver is channel- neil oliver is on snonnet— neil oliver is on the way. cnonnet— neil oliver is on the way. but test.— neil oliver is on the way. but first. tne— neil oliver is on the way. but first, the clash— neil oliver is on the way. but first, the clash ._ neil oliver is on the way. but first, the clash . and with the first, the clash. and with the coronation now just days away, lambeth palace has been forced to defend its suggestion for the pubuc to defend its suggestion for the public to swear allegiance to king charles after it was fiercely criticised by republicans clarifying that the millions watching across the country will be invited , not country will be invited, not expected or requested , to say, i expected or requested, to say, i swear that i will pay true allegiance to your majesty to and your heirs and successors, according to law. so help me god. raising the prospect of the public's swearing an oath to prince andrew and prince harry before adding god save king charles long live king charles. may the king live forever when prompted archbishop of prompted by the archbishop of canterbury even canterbury. but this has even divided royalists our divided royalists with our very own levin saying this is own angela levin saying this is a step too far for her. so tonight, i'm asking, is it wrong for brits to be invited to pledge allegiance to the king at the coronation? dan at gb news

.uk. vote in our live poll at gb news on twitter. but to debate this i'm delighted to have this now, i'm delighted to have in the studio tonight direct from california . she is our us from california. she is our us royal insider, kinsey schofield , the activist and journalist . , the activist and journalist. he's a republican who has just admitted he will be protesting the coronation. peter tatchell and the socialite and royal insider lady victoria harvey. so lady, let me start with you, because you actually don't think they should have changed this tradition in the first place. no, i just, you know, something like as big as a coronation, i just don't believe that these new changes are something that people actually are looking for. l, people actually are looking for. i, i think it is something that why— i, i think it is something that nny one— i, i think it is something that nny ne— i, i think it is something that why are we going to change it no— why are we going to change it unint— why are we going to change it now? having having this ottettonee— now? having having this allegiance ?_ now? having having this allegiance ? why should everyone allegiance? why should everyone swear allegiance— allegiance? why should everyone swear allegiance ?_ allegiance? why should everyone swear allegiance ? why not just swear allegiance? why not just tene— swear allegiance? why not just teone ttt— swear allegiance? why not just teone to non— swear allegiance? why not just leave it? how it— swear allegiance? why not just leave it? how it was before and sentin— leave it? how it was before and senotn peopte— leave it? how it was before and certain people swear allegiance ont— certain people swear allegiance ent not— certain people swear allegiance and not everyone— certain people swear allegiance and not everyone because not eeonnye— and not everyone because not eeonnye ts— and not everyone because not

eeonnye ts totnt— and not everyone because not everyone is going to want to. kinsey— everyone is going to want to. atnsey .— everyone is going to want to. ntnsey t guess.— everyone is going to want to. kinsey i guess. i— everyone is going to want to. kinsey i guess. i guess- everyone is going to want to. kinsey i guess. i guess the reason behind it is they felt this was a way to almost democratise the coronation. right? it up to everyone. right? open it up to everyone. but it's going to backfire, possibly. well, i think it is it is backfiring_ possibly. well, i think it is it is backfiring ,_ well, i think it is it is backfiring , actually, big is backfiring, actually, big time. — is backfiring, actually, big time. nut— is backfiring, actually, big time. but kinsey,- is backfiring, actually, big time. is backfiring, actually, big- time. but kinsey, you think this is sweet? you think as an american, lovely thing american, this is a lovely thing i because well, also, i do, because well, also, i think this generation is so obsessed participating . obsessed with participating. they want the selfie. they want to te — they want the selfie. they want to be involved.— they want the selfie. they want to be involved. this is a great way— to be involved. this is a great way to— to be involved. this is a great way to peopte— to be involved. this is a great way for people to— to be involved. this is a great way for people to be able to tone— way for people to be able to tote o— way for people to be able to tote o pnoto— way for people to be able to take a photo and— way for people to be able to take a photo and to talk about tnts— take a photo and to talk about tnts-tnonn— take a photo and to talk about this-from now,- take a photo and to talk about this from now, you this 20 years from now, you know,— this 20 years from now, you tnonlsoy— this 20 years from now, you know, i say that - this 20 years from now, you know, say that they were know, to say that they were tnnotnet— know, to say that they were tnnotnet tn— know, to say that they were involved in this— know, to say that they were involved in this historic event, tnot— involved in this historic event, tnot-not— involved in this historic event, that-not happen- involved in this historic event, that not happen quite often that does not happen quite often in that does not happen quite often tn ou— that does not happen quite often in our lifetime— that does not happen quite often in our lifetime .— that does not happen quite often in our lifetime . so— that does not happen quite often in our lifetime . so i think that in our lifetime. so i think that it's in our lifetime. so i think that its nonontte— in our lifetime. so i think that it's romantic .— in our lifetime. so i think that it's romantic . it's— in our lifetime. so i think that it's romantic . it's you know, it's romantic. it's you know, i tntnt— it's romantic. it's you know, i tntnt tt-s— it's romantic. it's you know, i tntnt tt-s o— it's romantic. it's you know, i think it's a unique tradition. i mean, he's not— think it's a unique tradition. i mean, he's not my king, but i ton-t— mean, he's not my king, but i ton-t nint— mean, he's not my king, but i don't mind doing— mean, he's not my king, but i don't mind doing it just because i don't mind doing it just because tnont— don't mind doing it just because tnont to— don't mind doing it just because tnont to te— don't mind doing it just because i want to be involved in such a ntstone— i want to be involved in such a historic opportunity. peter totenett— historic opportunity. peter tatchell arguably, though , this tatchell arguably, though, this is tatchell arguably, though, this ts o— tatchell arguably, though, this ts o titt— tatchell arguably, though, this ts o tttt to— tatchell arguably, though, this is a gift to republicans because you must— is a gift to republicans because you must te— is a gift to republicans because you must be shocked to see someone like _ you must be shocked to see someone like angela levin , you someone like angela levin, you know,— someone like angela levin, you know, a— someone like angela levin, you know, a staunch— someone like angela levin, you know, a staunch monarchist and

noyottst— know, a staunch monarchist and toyottst nno— know, a staunch monarchist and royalist who loves— know, a staunch monarchist and royalist who loves the royal tonntty— royalist who loves the royal tonntty, soytnp— royalist who loves the royal family, saying, no, no, no , this family, saying, no, no, no, this is family, saying, no, no, no, this ts inst— family, saying, no, no, no, this ts iust too— family, saying, no, no, no, this is just too much— family, saying, no, no, no, this is just too much even for me . is just too much even for me. sne— is just too much even for me. she tt— is just too much even for me. she tt toes— is just too much even for me. she it does seem— is just too much even for me. she it does seem like- is just too much even for me. she it does seem like a- is just too much even for me. she it does seem like a sign of royal weakness that people are being invited to pledge allegiance and also it smacks of desperation and understandably so, because according to polls, 52% of the british public are not interested in the coronation and only 51% say they're very interested. but and only 51% say they're very interested . but i think that's interested. but i think that's going— interested. but i think that's totnt to— interested. but i think that's totnt to nonto— 3 but i think that's going to change, isn't it? e going to change, isn't it? it might.— going to change, isn't it? it might nut— going to change, isn't it? it might, but and,— going to change, isn't it? it might, but and, you- going to change, isn't it? it might, but and, you know, people are entitled to their view. but i think it's clearly a fear that this is going to be a bit of a damp squib lady b, you have no time for antimony aukus do you? but you know, like the thing nnen— but you know, like the thing nnen-soy, — but you know, like the thing nnen-soy, on,- but you know, like the thing when say, oh, the figures, when they say, oh, the figures, i when they say, oh, the figures, . neon— when they say, oh, the figures, . nneonnosn-lt— when they say, oh, the figures, i mean, wasn't asked where you i mean, i wasn't asked where you osten— i mean, i wasn't asked where you ostet-ton-t— i mean, i wasn't asked where you asked.-don't know- asked. i mean, i don't know nnene— asked. i mean, i don't know nnene-tet— asked. i mean, i don't know where-get these- asked. i mean, i don't know where get these figures where they get these figures non. —none- where they get these figures from._have time. where they get these figures. from._have time for from. no i don't have time for anti—monarchists_ from. no i don't have time for anti—monarchists do not. i how anti—monarchists i do not. i how do anti—monarchists i do not. i how to you— anti—monarchists i do not. i how to you teet— anti—monarchists i do not. i how do you feel about— anti—monarchists i do not. i how do you feel about peter protesting— do you feel about peter protesting on- do you feel about peter protesting on the day? mean, protesting on the day? i mean, toot.— protesting on the day? i mean, toot. you— protesting on the day? i mean, toot. mutton-- protesting on the day? i mean, look, you mean, you look look, you know, i mean, you look like a nice enough man, but, you know, my sorry, my know, like, my sorry, my feelings you know, feelings were, you know, being asked about as if it was asked about this as if it was like immigrants just say

like illegal immigrants just say that were, you know , going that were, you know, going against the crown. and i would just against the crown. and i would iust tett— against the crown. and i would iust tett tnenn— against the crown. and i would just tell them to— against the crown. and i would just tell them to leave- t3th and i would just tell them to leave and t»3th and i would just tell them to leave and go ont— just tell them to leave and go ent tne— just tell them to leave and go ent tne tn— just tell them to leave and go and live in,-know,- just tell them to leave and go and live in, know, russia or and live in, you know, russia or cntno— and live in, you know, russia or stint on— and live in, you know, russia or china or communist country china or in a communist country nnene— china or in a communist country nee-no— china or in a communist country where-no sovereign,- where there is no sovereign, nnene— where there is no sovereign, nnene tnene— where there is no sovereign, where there is— where there is no sovereign, where there is no sovereign, where there is no royal family annie— where there is no royal family annte tnoutn— where there is no royal family arnie though, putin's making a very— arnie though, putin's making a very toot— arnie though, putin's making a very toot ston— arnie though, putin's making a very good show of— arnie though, putin's making a very good show of being being the very good show of being being tne ne— very good show of being being tne tson — very good show of being being the new tsar. i— very good show of being being the new tsar. i mean, for you tite— the new tsar. i mean, for you ttte tt— the new tsar. i mean, for you ttte tt you-e— the new tsar. i mean, for you like if you're if— the new tsar. i mean, for you like if you're if you're very ont— like if you're if you're very anti monarchy,— like if you're if you're very anti monarchy, why do you want teten— anti monarchy, why do you want teten non— anti monarchy, why do you want teten ton to— anti monarchy, why do you want peter, how do you— anti monarchy, why do you want peter, how do you respond to tnote — peter, how do you respond to that? because— peter, how do you respond to that? because-lady. peter, how do you respond to- that? because - lady victoria that? because what lady victoria is is this is is essentially saying is this is part being british. why don't part of being british. why don't you just get on board? well, for those who want to celebrate, i'm 100% behind them. but i think there 100% behind them. but i think tnene oe— 100% behind them. but i think there are some— 100% behind them. but i think there are some people,- �*00�*5�*6 dc" »3 but i think there are some people, in fact, a there are some people, in fact, o stzeotte— there are some people, in fact, a sizeable minority of people no— a sizeable minority of people nno eteony— a sizeable minority of people who clearly are— a sizeable minority of people who clearly are not interested . who clearly are not interested. one-ne— who clearly are not interested. were not— who clearly are not interested. were not going— who clearly are not interested. we're not going to— who clearly are not interested. we're not going to every- who clearly are not interested. we're not going to every other day of the year you can have political parties at the end of the day, there is no big political support behind rikki neave anglicanism. it. neave anglicanism. you know it. so why ruin the day you're going to be at trafalgar square? i believe that is right near where the celebrations are going to be taking place. yeah, not taking place. yeah, but not right near the coronation is

going place down at going to take place down at westminster abbey. i'm all for protest, westminster abbey. i'm all for protest-ont— westminster abbey. i'm all fori protest,-and-that. protest, voting and all of that. nut— protest, voting and all of that. out tt— protest, voting and all of that. out it .— protest, voting and all of that. out it . nos— protest, voting and all of that. out it . tn— protest, voting and all of that. but if i was in charge- protest, voting and all of that. but if i was in charge of- protest, voting and all of that. but if i was in charge of this coronation i would arrest all the all of those kind the heads of all of those kind of people that would be protesting. i would put them all in jail like pre coronation and then release after that. then release them after that. because even if they've not done anything criminal. no even. but if they have any record of doing anything. all those not stop anything. so all those not stop oil all of that a lot just put them in jail. can i just say, them in jail. can ijust say, going— them in jail. can ijust say, totnt poet— them in jail. can ijust say, totnt post to— them in jail. can ijust say, going back to the- t l can i just say, going back to the pledge ? / going back to the pledge? yeah. i going back to the pledge? yeah. . neon.— going back to the pledge? yeah. i mean, we pledge— going back to the pledge? yeah. i mean, we pledge true allegiance. that's i mean, we pledge true allegiance . that's what the word allegiance. that's what the word soys. — allegiance. that's what the word soys. nne— allegiance. that's what the word says. true allegiance. _ g i that's what the word says. true allegiance. but what is says. true allegiance. but what ts true— says. true allegiance. but what is true allegiance— says. true allegiance. but what is true allegiance as opposed to totse— is true allegiance as opposed to false allegiance,— is true allegiance as opposed to false allegiance, then it has to be false allegiance, then it has to te ttntsnet— false allegiance, then it has to be finished with.— false allegiance, then it has to be finished with. so help me god nnen— be finished with. so help me god nnen natt— be finished with. so help me god nnen nott tne— be finished with. so help me god when half the british public none— when half the british public none no— when half the british public have no god— when half the british public have no god and no religion, stttt— have no god and no religion, stttt .— have no god and no religion, we're still . it's— have no god and no religion, we're still . it's just absurd . we're still. it's just absurd. nut— we're still. it's just absurd. out true— we're still. it's just absurd. but true allegiance. - we're still. it's just absurd. g i would you but true allegiance. would you die for but true allegiance. would you tie to you— but true allegiance. would you die for your country? - g i would you die for your country? kinsey senottett— die for your country? kinsey schofield is it an issue? and i know lady v will have a lot to say about this, so we'll come to it a second. but is this an it in a second. but is this an issue a of folk have issue that a lot of folk have lost faith in? prince andrew in particular, and also prince

harry? so we're not just swearing allegiance to king charles and to prince william because it's his heirs and his successors as well. that includes andrew and harry. so there will be some folk who are real royals. that's what i mean. but have issue with harry or but have an issue with harry or andrew. i that's andrew. i think that's a tntttont— ' 3 i think that's a brilliant observation, but tnot-s— brilliant observation, but that's-what- brilliant observation, but that's-what i- brilliant observation, but that's what i had. i didn't that's not what i had. i didn't tntnt— that's not what i had. i didn't tntnt-tnot— that's not what i had. i didn't think-that at- that's not what i had. i didn't think-that at all- that's not what i had. i didn't think that at all when think about that at all when i neut— think about that at all when i eat tnts. — think about that at all when i eat tnts. .— think about that at all when i read this. i think— think about that at all when i read this. i think that the i tntnt— read this. i think that the i tntnt peopte— read this. i think that the i think people hesitate because tnene-s— think people hesitate because tnene-s on— think people hesitate because there's an idea— think people hesitate because there's an idea of you're better tnon— there's an idea of you're better tnon us— there's an idea of you're better tnon us ont— there's an idea of you're better than us and-are— there's an idea of you're better than us and are the little than us and we are the little peopte— than us and we are the little peopte ont— than us and we are the little peopte ont ne— than us and we are the little people and we are worshipping you ont— people and we are worshipping you ent .— people and we are worshipping you ont . teet— people and we are worshipping you and i feel that might you and i feel like that might be-disconnect_ you and i feel like that might be-disconnect ,- you and i feel like that might be disconnect , right? but be the disconnect, right? but you— be the disconnect, right? but you-tnot-s- you know that that's an interesting— you know that that's an interesting observation. don't interesting observation. i don't tntnt— interesting observation. i don't tntnt-ton-t— interesting observation. i don't think-don't think- interesting observation. i don't think don't think of harry think of i don't think of harry or think of i don't think of harry on anten— think of i don't think of harry or andrew _and- think of i don't think of harry- or andrew _and especially or andrew at all. and especially officially, though we would be pledging allegiance to harry and too . andrew, by the way, i'm too. andrew, by the way, i'm going to say officially a 200 page document about some of those which tells you those girls, which tells you everything, just you everything, but just you referring to the prince andrew, just back that, it's just getting back to that, it's like you have to them as like you have to see them as completely separate like completely separate from like all the gossip, all the stuff that journalists write. all of that journalists write. all of that this is the

that journalists write. all ofj that-this is the royal that is like, this is the royal tonntty— that is like, this is the royal enmity-ts— that is like, this is the royal family.-is their- that is like, this is the royal family. is their role. 'it; family. this is their role. are you— family. this is their role. are you happy— family. this is their role. are you happy to_ family. this is their role. are you happy to pledge allegiance to harry? um because to prince harry? um because you're no fan of what he's done ? no, no, no, no. and the thing is, ? no, no, no, no. and the thing is tnose— ? no, no, no, no. and the thing is tnose tno— ? no, no, no, no. and the thing is, those two are— 7’ no, no, no, no. and the thing is, those two are very different. _ is, those two are very different. you can't even really eonnpe— different. you can't even really ope ttenn— different. you can't even really compare them. one has completely tesentet— compare them. one has completely tesentet nts— compare them. one has completely deserted his country— compare them. one has completely deserted his country and one toes— deserted his country and one toes nonts— deserted his country and one does wants to _ deserted his country and one does wants to be _ deserted his country and one does wants to be involved, but he does wants to be involved, but ne nos— does wants to be involved, but ne nos-person— does wants to be involved, but he has person who is he has this person who is eonnptetety— he has this person who is completely accused he has this person who is- completely-accused him. completely falsely accused him. so completely falsely accused him. so its— completely falsely accused him. so its very— completely falsely accused him. so its very tt-s— completely falsely accused him. so it's very it's very different. - so it's very it's very different. i- so it's very it's very different. i mean, peter totetett— different. i mean, peter tatchell, this- different. i mean, peter tatchell, this must be an interesting— tatchell, this must be an interesting one for to how interesting one for you to how do interesting one for you to how to-teet— interesting one for you to how to-teet tne— interesting one for you to how do .feel like the- interesting one for you to how do feel like the republican do you feel like the republican movement has— do you feel like the republican movement has been boosted by the notions— movement has been boosted by the notions ont— movement has been boosted by the actions and behaviour of prince tony— actions and behaviour of prince tony ont— actions and behaviour of prince harry and prince— actions and behaviour of prince harry and prince andrew? cj" harry and prince andrew? oh, no, yes,— harry and prince andrew? oh, no, nos. tettnttety— harry and prince andrew? oh, no, yes, definitely. but— harry and prince andrew? oh, no, yes, definitely. but overall we see that in the last few years pubuc see that in the last few years public support for the royal family has declined significantly, particularly particularly among younger people and support harry and meghan and support and support is doing a great job. and support is doing a great job. and support suppm- is doing a great job. and support support for- support support for an elected nett— support support for an elected neot ot— support support for an elected head of state— support support for an elected head of state is— support support for an elected head of state is rising. so tttt-s— head of state is rising. so tntt-s tne— head of state is rising. so that's the trend.- head of state is rising. so that's the trend. that's the way

things are going. but so you would things are going. but so you noutt soy— things are going. but so you would say that— »gt tit; »g»t» »g but so you would say that actually »g tit; »g»t» »g but so you would say that actually harry tnnee— would say that actually harry tnnee tony— would say that actually harry prince harry and— would say that actually harry prince harry and prince andrew none— prince harry and prince andrew none teen— prince harry and prince andrew have been good— prince harry and prince andrew have been good for the republican— have been good for the republican cause as well, not by intention— republican cause as well, not by tntentton . — republican cause as well, not by intention . but,— republican cause as well, not by intention . but, you— republican cause as well, not by intention . republican cause as well, not by intention. but, you know, the other point to make is, of course, that, you know, we do have a situation where the king has been imposed upon us. the pubuc has been imposed upon us. the public were never asked- l. the public were never asked for ten— public were never asked for their consent— public were never asked for their consent or— public were never asked for their consent or agreement. and i their consent or agreement. and . tntnt— their consent or agreement. and . tntnt tt— their consent or agreement. and . tntnt tt .— their consent or agreement. and ttntnt tt , tt— their consent or agreement. and i think if , if the— their consent or agreement. and i think if , if the if— their consent or agreement. and i think if, if the if the royal tonntty— i think if, if the if the royal tonntty not— i think if, if the if the royal family had any. \wt» t»: family had any. no, no, no. had any any pr sense , they would any any pr sense, they would have put it to a public vote. ask you. so would you rather be tne— ask you. so would you rather be ttte on— ask you. so would you rather be like an american— ask you. so would you rather be like an american at— ask you. so would you rather be like an american at that potttteot— like an american at that political situation, which is so enzy— political situation, which is so crazy .— political situation, which is so crazy , so polarised? imagine if crazy, so polarised? imagine if we not— crazy, so polarised? imagine if we not no— crazy, so polarised? imagine if we had no royal— crazy, so polarised? imagine if we had no royal family in this country— we had no royal family in this country not— we had no royal family in this country what the— we had no royal family in this country what the elections would be country what the elections would te-teeouse— country what the elections would be - because they _ country what the elections would be because they would get be like, because they would get so muon— be like, because they would get so nnuen ponen— be like, because they would get so much power through an eteetton— so much power through an election..would- so much power through an election. would be insane. election. it would be insane. i ton-t— election. it would be insane. i tout support— election. it would be insane. i tout support on— election. it would be insane. i don't support an american style president. i, don't support an american style president . i, i support a low president. i, i support a low a ton— president. i, i support a low a ton cost,— president. i, i support a low a low cost, purely— »3»:t;t i, i support a low a low cost, purely ceremony , »3»ztit i, i support a low a low cost, purely ceremony , ideal low cost, purely ceremony, ideal pnesttent— low cost, purely ceremony, ideal ptesttent tite— low cost, purely ceremony, ideal president like they— low cost, purely ceremony, ideal president like they have in tent— president like they have in netont on— president like they have in ireland or germany. c president like they have in ireland or germany. t ireland or germany. it works nett— ireland or germany. it works nett .— ireland or germany. it works nett . nos— ireland or germany. it works well, has public consent. people come to this country. nutt— people come to this country. what ton— people come to this country. what low ambition— people come to this country. what low ambition you- people come to this country. what low ambition you have for

britain? and what about the billion pounds, by the way, that this coronation is going to raise for the economy? i mean, look at all the tourists everywhere. like already they've all everywhere. like already they've ott tn— everywhere. like already they've ott tn tonn— everywhere. like already they've all in town with— everywhere. like already they've all in town with their— "g ”cl like already they've all in town with their cameras ont— all in town with their cameras ent toot,— all in town with their cameras ent toot, .— all in town with their cameras and look, i sort— all in town with their cameras and look, i sort of— all in town with their cameras and look, i sort of agree so must.— and look, i sort of agree so must. — and look, i sort of agree so must. .— and look, i sort of agree so much. i don't— and look, i sort of agree so much. i don't think- and look, i sort of agree so much. i don't think the excitement has been there early on. but it's going to build because mark my words, before every jubilee of the queen, there of reports . there were all of the reports. the public into this. the public aren't into this. there's the same excitement there's not the same excitement , say. peter, i , i'm afraid to say. peter, i think, comes saturday. it's going be very very busy going to be very it's very busy by buckingham. fascinating . by buckingham. fascinating. penytnotet.— by buckingham. fascinating. dehydrated. iactually- t t»gttt fascinating. dehydrated. actuallyi t t»gttt fascinating. dehydrated. actually i got one dehydrated. i actually i got one of dehydrated. i actually i got one ot tnose— dehydrated. i actually i got one ot tnose cont— dehydrated. i actually i got one of those corgi toys— dehydrated. i actually i got one of those corgi toys and don't nttn— of those corgi toys and don't mess with lady— of those corgi toys and don't mess with lady victoria because sne-tt— mess with lady victoria because sne-tt toot— mess with lady victoria because sne-tt toot you— mess with lady victoria because she'll lock you up— mess with lady victoria because she'll lock you up ,_ mess with lady victoria because she'll lock you up , right? she'll lock you up, right? i mean, no one— she'll lock you up, right? i mean, no one put- she'll lock you up, right? i mean, no one put me- she'll lock you up, right? i mean, no one put me in power because everyone's going to end up in the tower. okay. that was the up in the tower. okay. that was tne snonttz— up in the tower. okay. that was the showbiz journalist- t. t okay. that was the showbiz journalist kinsey senottett,— the showbiz journalist kinsey schofield, hot— the showbiz journalist kinsey schofield, hot off the plane nonn— schofield, hot off the plane tnonn tos— schofield, hot off the plane from los angeles, the activist ont— from los angeles, the activist and journalist— from los angeles, the activist and journalist peter tatchell ont— and journalist peter tatchell ent tne— and journalist peter tatchell and the socialite royal insider, toty— and the socialite royal insider, toty vtetono— and the socialite royal insider, lady victoria-so- and the socialite royal insider, lady victoria and the socialite royal insider,- lady victoria-so who do lady victoria harvey. so who do you-witne— lady victoria harvey. so who do you with? is it wrong for you agree with? is it wrong for brits to be invited pledge brits to be invited to pledge allegiance to the king at the coronation from dom? an invitation invitation,

invitation is an invitation, ian. if you want. don't if ian. do it if you want. don't if you don't, everyone in the armed forces police public forces, police and public officers swear officers already swear allegiance to the monarch. it's not unusual thing, elliott not an unusual thing, elliott writes. it's weird writes. it's more weird than wrong, definitely rather wrong, but definitely rather unsettling. blatant displays of allegiance of this kind are not very british. and from earlier . very british. and from earlier. this is via the email. this invitation has inevitably led to backlash and therefore was a bad move. but i and millions more will be celebrating and cheering on our king at the weekend regardless, hare hare and your verdict is now in wow so we're divided on this. i find it absolutely fascinating. so we will continue this conversation over the course the week. over the course of the week. actually 48% of you say it is wrong for brits to be invited to pledge allegiance to the king at his coronation. 52% of you like like it. so, wow. given we are a very british channel, we support the monarchy on the whole. that is a fascinating result. the monarchy on the whole. that is a fascinating result . and now is a fascinating result. and now coming up, as london's failed mayor, sadiq khan plans to extend the ultra low emission zones into the home counties.

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competitor, taking home £28,000 and competitor, taking home £28,000 ent tne— competitor, taking home £28,000 ent tne oueen— competitor, taking home £28,000 and the queen of— competitor, taking home £28,000 and the queen of the mountains iensey— and the queen of the mountains tensey tn— and the queen of the mountains ietsey tn tne— and the queen of the mountains jersey in the process, women's ntnts— jersey in the process, women's rights campaigner, friend of the ston— rights campaigner, friend of the snow snonon— rights campaigner, friend of the show sharon davies, the olympic nnetotttst— show sharon davies, the olympic nnetotttst .— show sharon davies, the olympic medallist , has— show sharon davies, the olympic medallist, has slammed the sports— medallist, has slammed the sport's governing body, the uci, for sport's governing body, the uci, ton ottontnt— sport's governing body, the uci, for allowing clips— sport's governing body, the uci, for allowing clips to compete, soytnt— for allowing clips to compete, soytng tnts— for allowing clips to compete, soytng tnts ts— for allowing clips to compete, saying this is beyond disappointing. those in charge snoutt— disappointing. those in charge snoutt nont— disappointing. those in charge should hang their heads in semen — should hang their heads in semen tne— should hang their heads in shame. the uci— should hang their heads in shame. the uci is not fit for purpose— shame. the uci is not fit for purpose .— shame. the uci is not fit for purpose . so— shame. the uci is not fit for purpose . so laurence fox , this purpose. so laurence fox, this is purpose. so laurence fox, this ts continuing,— purpose. so laurence fox, this is continuing, isn't it? the war on spont— is continuing, isn't it? the war on women's sport is continuing . on women's sport is continuing. nnt-s— on women's sport is continuing. nnot-s nontt— on women's sport is continuing. what's world cycling thinking ? what's world cycling thinking? it's what's world cycling thinking? tt-s pretty— what's world cycling thinking? tt-s pretty sad,— what's world cycling thinking? it's pretty sad, you know, it's tite— it's pretty sad, you know, it's ttte, you— it's pretty sad, you know, it's like, you know— it's pretty sad, you know, it's like, you know why we're now in notes— like, you know why we're now in ptotes to— like, you know why we're now in ptotes to 90— like, you know why we're now in blokes to go on— like, you know why we're now in blokes to go on bikes against tt-s— blokes to go on bikes against women. it's just— blokes to go on bikes against women. t blokes to go on bikes against women. it's just silly and also why are we allowing women to defend and fight this stuff? it's like men need to stand up ont— it's like men need to stand up ent 90a— it's like men need to stand up ont to, nont— it's like men need to stand up ont to, non on— it's like men need to stand up and go, hang on a— it's like men need to stand up and go, hang on a minute, you're and go, hang on a minute, you're a note,— and go, hang on a minute, you're a ttote, tet— and go, hang on a minute, you're a ptote, get out— and go, hang on a minute, you're a bloke, get out of— and go, hang on a minute, you're a bloke, get out of it. that's not— a bloke, get out of it. that's not noutt— a bloke, get out of it. that's what would happen in a real nonnat— what would happen in a real normal world. _ what would happen in a real normal world. but we live in a ton— normal world. but we live in a town nontt. — normal world. but we live in a clown world. so— normal world. but we live in a clown world. so you know, we inst— clown world. so you know, we iust none— clown world. so you know, we iust none to — clown world. so you know, we just have to sort— clown world. so you know, we just have to sort of watch and observe — just have to sort of watch and observe nut— just have to sort of watch and observe. but it's— just have to sort of watch and observe. but it's really sad.-

someone's_medal. someone's going to lose a medal. sonneones going— someone's going to lose a medal. someone's going to— someone's going to lose a medal. someone's going to lose a position.— someone's going to lose a posttton.—gotngi someone's going to lose a. position._going to position. someone's going to tose—ntetonyl position. someone's going to. lose _victory that lose a competition victory that tney— lose a competition victory that tney nontet. — lose a competition victory that they wanted. it's— lose a competition victory that they wanted. it's just it's pottette— they wanted. it's just it's pathetic. and _ they wanted. it's just it's pathetic. and wasn't even pathetic. and it wasn't even tose— pathetic. and it wasn't even close, - lawrence. pathetic. and it wasn't eveni close, - lawrence 89 close, was it? lawrence 89 seconds, is behind the seconds, which is behind the lunacy . we know men and women lunacy. we know men and women are physically different . she's are physically different. she's got wonderful thighs- are physically different. she's got wonderful thighs ,- t »3 she's got wonderful thighs , dan, got wonderful thighs, dan, toesn-t— got wonderful thighs, dan, doesn't she?— got wonderful thighs, dan, doesn't she? very good guotneeps— doesn't she? very good quadriceps, doesn't she ? /»zt» quadriceps, doesn't she? you think— quadriceps, doesn't she? you think its— quadriceps, doesn't she? you think it's down— quadriceps, doesn't she? you think it's down to— quadriceps, doesn't she? you think it's down to that ? i quadriceps, doesn't she? /»zt» think it's down to that? i think it's to down her wonderful tntgns— it's to down her wonderful tntgns .— it's to down her wonderful tntgns , tut— it's to down her wonderful thighs , but nothing to do. the thighs, but nothing to do. the test— thighs, but nothing to do. the toot tnot— thighs, but nothing to do. the fact that she's— thighs, but nothing to do. the fact that she's a— thighs, but nothing to do. the fact that she's a bloke. “413?" fact that she's a bloke. yeah, not no,— fact that she's a bloke. yeah, yen. to, tnts— fact that she's a bloke. yeah, yeah. no, this is— fact that she's a bloke. yeah, yeah. no, this is a- fact that she's a bloke. “413?" no, this is a this is yeah. no, this is a this is a petty— yeah. no, this is a this is a petty tug— yeah. no, this is a this is a really big concern.- no, this is a this is a really big concern. i'm totally nttn— really big concern. i'm totally nttn snonon— really big concern. i'm totally with sharon davey here. but. but toot,— with sharon davey here. but. but look, lawrence— with sharon davey here. but. but look, lawrence ,_ with sharon davey here. but. but look, lawrence , this is look, lawrence, this is continuing— look, lawrence, this is continuing on in the uk too, because— continuing on in the uk too, because tne— continuing on in the uk too, because the horrific abuse that the because the horrific abuse that tne nonnen-s— because the horrific abuse that the women's rights advocate aetty— the women's rights advocate netty keene— the women's rights advocate kelly keene has— the women's rights advocate kelly keene has suffered at the nonts— kelly keene has suffered at the tents ot— kelly keene has suffered at the hands of trans— kelly keene has suffered at the hands of trans extremist s otnoot— hands of trans extremist s otnoot nos— hands of trans extremist s abroad has now come to the uk . abroad has now come to the uk. so abroad has now come to the uk. so tnese— abroad has now come to the uk. so tnese oe— abroad has now come to the uk. so these are the— abroad has now come to the uk. so these are the violent scenes . tne— so these are the violent scenes . tne nonen-s— so these are the violent scenes . the women's rights activist toeet— . the women's rights activist was faced with— . the women's rights activist was faced with while leading a meeting— was faced with while leading a meeting ton— was faced with while leading a meeting for her— was faced with while leading a meeting for her standing for nomen— meeting for her standing for women campaign at speakers conne — women campaign at speakers connne tt-s—

women campaign at speakers corner. it's all— women campaign at speakers corner. it's all about free speeen— corner. it's all about free speeen tn— corner. it's all about free speech in hyde- corner. it's all about free speech in hyde park just yestentoy— speech in hyde park just yestentoy .— speech in hyde park just yesterday . look at this . looking yesterday. look at this. looking totutous— yesterday. look at this. looking toputous py— yesterday. look at this. looking fabulous, by the— yesterday. look at this. looking fabulous, by the way . in t it fabulous, by the way. which one was fabulous, by the way. which one ttt— fabulous, by the way. which one was it? isn't it ? yeah lgb with was it? isn't it? yeah lgb with 30. dpp with 30. 30 lgb with 30. ten — 30. dpp with 30. 30 lgb with 30. ten nttn— 30. dpp with 30. 30 lgb with 30. ten nttn so.— 30. dpp with 30. 30 lgb with 30. lgb with 30. lgb— 150 dpp with 30. 30 lgb with 30. lgb with 30. lgb with a t l dpp lgb with 30. lgb with at l dpp t . lgb with 30. lgb with a l l dpp t . neon— lgb with 30. lgb with at l dpp t . neon .— t. yeah. so you say bannau you got— t. yeah. so you say bannau you got on— t. yeah. so you say bannau you got on youn— t. yeah. so you say bannau you got on youn site— t. yeah. so you say bannau you got on your side . _ t. yeah. so you say bannau you got on your side. i- t. yeah. so you say bannau you got on your side . t got on your side. i mean. lawrence. it's unbelie achievable stuff. why do the trans cult have such an issue with hearing from women ? well

with hearing from women? well well, listen, i was at the let women speak thing last week and i missed the joys of this week. but, you know, it's let's reach neonts— but, you know, it's let's reach our hearts out— but, you know, it's let's reach our hearts out to— but, you know, it's let's reach our hearts out to white upper nntttte— our hearts out to white upper middle class— our hearts out to white upper middle class men who can't get on tne— middle class men who can't get on the grievance— middle class men who can't get on the grievance olympics totten— on the grievance olympics ladder. you— on the grievance olympics ladder. you know, they can't do it unsste— ladder. you know, they can't do it unsste tney— ladder. you know, they can't do it unless they identify as trans oetntst— it unless they identify as trans oetntst .— it unless they identify as trans activist . but,— it unless they identify as trans activist . but, you— it unless they identify as trans activist . but, you know, torquil activist. but, you know, torquil tongutn— activist. but, you know, torquil tongutn .— activist. but, you know, torquil tongutn , ott— activist. but, you know, torquil tongutn , ott ot— activist. but, you know, torquil tarquin , all of these pathetic tarquin, all of these pathetic ttttte— tarquin, all of these pathetic ttttte ott— tarquin, all of these pathetic little all know— tarquin, all of these pathetic little all know it's possible. sne— little all know it's possible. sne sott— little all know it's possible. she said, i'm— little all know it's possible. she said, i'm allowed to say it. vote— she said, i'm allowed to say it. you're allowed— she said, i'm allowed to say it. you're allowed so— she said, i'm allowed to say it. you're allowed so happy. t you're allowed so happy. it's stu— you're allowed so happy. it's sttt tony— you're allowed so happy. it's still very naughty,— you're allowed so happy. it's still very naughty, but you're allowed. it'sjust still very naughty, but you're allowed. it's just embarrassing. i mean, at what point do we just go, euys— i mean, at what point do we just go, ouys .— i mean, at what point do we just go, guys , seriously,— i mean, at what point do we just go, guys , seriously, stop it. go, guys, seriously, stop it. aetty— go, guys, seriously, stop it. netty neone— go, guys, seriously, stop it. kelly keane is— go, guys, seriously, stop it. kelly keane is brilliant because not— kelly keane is brilliant because nnot sne-s— kelly keane is brilliant because what she's doing— kelly keane is brilliant because what she's doing is she's making sonetntng— what she's doing is she's making sonetntng neny— what she's doing is she's making something very specific. she's going,— something very specific. she's going nnot— something very specific. she's going nnot ts— something very specific. she's going, what is woman ? she's going, what is a woman? she's totng— going, what is a woman? she's totng nnot— going, what is a woman? she's doing what matt— going, what is a woman? she's doing what matt walsh did in annenteo— doing what matt walsh did in america. she's— doing what matt walsh did in america. she's doing same america. she's doing the same tttng— america. she's doing the same tttng-ne— america. she's doing the same thing.-we should- america. she's doing the same thing. we should do is thing. and what we should do is we thing. and what we should do is ne—suppont- thing. and what we should do is ne—suppont nen- thing. and what we should do is we_support her as. thing. and what we should do is we support her as as we should just support her as as peopte.— we should just support her as asi peopte—tnese people. because you know, these sont— people. because you know, these sontlnotteot— people. because you know, these sort radical communist sort of radical communist nunnpttes— sort of radical communist nunpttes oe— sort of radical communist numpties are just they're an embarrassment.— numpties are just they're an embarrassment. i don't even know nny— embarrassment. i don't even know nny ne— embarrassment. i don't even know nny we give— embarrassment. i don't even know nny we give tnenn— embarrassment. i don't even know why we give them airtime other non— why we give them airtime other tnon tne— why we give them airtime other tnon tne toot— why we give them airtime other

than the fact that— why we give them airtime other than the fact that they do totnen— than the fact that they do potnen to — than the fact that they do bother to turn _ than the fact that they do bother to turn up and wave their sttty— bother to turn up and wave their sttty ttttte— bother to turn up and wave their silly little minor,— bother to turn up and wave their silly little minor, attractive bother to turn up and wave their silly aroundiinor, attractive bother to turn up and wave their silly around iinor, attyou ve bother to turn up and wave their silly aroundiinor, attyou know, flag around and go, you know, ee-o— flag around and go, you know, we've-a problem.- flag around and go, you know, we've a problem. but, you we've got a problem. but, you know,— we've got a problem. but, you know, its— we've got a problem. but, you know, its os— we've got a problem. but, you know, it's as i've— we've got a problem. but, you know, it's as i've said to you a nntttton— know, it's as i've said to you a million times— know, it's as i've said to you a million times before, massively nonnopnotte— million times before, massively homophobic, massively misogynistic,- homophobic, massively nntsogyntney - homophobic, massively misogyrthey used to build people, they used to build osytunns— people, they used to build osytuns ton— people, they used to build asylums for them. t asylums for them. i think it's neotty— asylums for them. i think it's really important to show them . really important to show them. lawrence and i'll tell you why. because to me, you see, kelly keane and she looks calm and she looks normal and she looks composed. she looks like the sort of person that usually you'd think the msm would want to give a platform to. and the other side looks deranged and criminal and quite violent and mad. but actually the people being platformed are the deranged ones. and i think that's why we have to keep pointing it out . but she looks pointing it out. but she looks nte— pointing it out. but she looks ttte o— pointing it out. but she looks ttte o nun— pointing it out. but she looks ttte o .— pointing it out. but she looks like a mum , right?- t»g t but she looks like a mum , right? she just like a mum, right? she just toots— like a mum, right? she just toots nte— like a mum, right? she just looks like a— like a mum, right? she just looks like a mum and she is, she is — looks like a mum and she is, she is sues— looks like a mum and she is, she is sues o— looks like a mum and she is, she is. she's a mum.— looks like a mum and she is, she is. she's a mum. we've- looks like a mum and she is, she is. she's a mum. we've not had this chat but i want to have this chat but i want to have this chat but i want to have this chat as a gay guy, what do

you think of this? what do you tntnt— you think of this? what do you tint on— you think of this? what do you tint on ttt— you think of this? what do you tint on to .— you think of this? what do you think of it? i think— you think of this? what do you think of it? i think what- 57 what do you think of it? i think what has noppenet— think of it? i think what has noppenet to— think of it? i think what has happened to the so called algae nttc. — happened to the so called algae nttc. .— happened to the so called algae nttc. . ptus— happened to the so called algae btec. i plus movement has never made me feel more disconnected with what they describe as a community. it's not a community. it's a cult. i completely agree with you that it is homophobic . with you that it is homophobic. i completely agree with you that it is anti lesbian an and i worry . i think it is anti lesbian an and i worry. i think it's one of the reasons why i'm so passionate about this subject because lawrence, here's the thing. i believe that i would have been told growing up that i should have been a girl. i should have been a woman if i was growing up , if i was growing up in this current climate . and so current climate. and so i actually feel like a lot of this is about bringing down gay folk, trying to say that that gay folk don't exist as well. so

personally , i've never felt more personally, i've never felt more disconnected from lgbtq. i plus, plus plus. i can't stand it. i'm a gay man in i love lesbian women . i'm a gay man in i love lesbian women. i'm not part of a gay man in i love lesbian women . i'm not part of that women. i'm not part of that alliance. it's an intolerable. it's like an alliance of intolerance. is how i view it. initially. initially when you said that you were going to be trans, i was like, that's really bad. but trans, i was like, that's really bad . but now trans, i was like, that's really bad. but now i'm looking at you. i'm bad. but now i'm looking at you. t-nn gong,— bad. but now i'm looking at you. t-nn gotng, you-t— bad. but now i'm looking at you. i'm going, you'd be— t»t»: but now i'm looking at you. i'm going, you'd be quite hot as a i'm going, you'd be quite hot as o pint.— i'm going, you'd be quite hot as o tint. on— i'm going, you'd be quite hot as a bird. oh shut— i'm going, you'd be quite hot as a bird. oh shut up. 3 a bird. oh shut up. i would be i wont— a bird. oh shut up. i would be i would be the ugliest, least successful woman in the world. and that's the point. that's the point. we all experiment when we're growing up, don't we? we all think about our sexuality , all think about our sexuality, our, you know, our gender. and that should be allowed because the point is, kids just have to find themselves. they shouldn't have to find drugs and they shouldn't be indoctrinated by teachers so personally , i look teachers so personally, i look at that mob , that lgbt plus mob

at that mob, that lgbt plus mob and i think, no, no, no, no, that's not me. i don't want to be a part of it. and you can call me a bigot all you want, but i am the least bigoted person in the world. so yeah, that's my view . laurence fox that's my view. laurence fox also. dan. that's my view. laurence fox also . dan. dan, dan, all of us also. dan. dan, dan, all of us ntgtt— also. dan. dan, dan, all of us are right. none— also. dan. dan, dan, all of us are right. none of— dan. dan, dan, all of us are right. none of us are pneiutteet— are right. none of us are prejudiced or— are right. none of us are prejudiced or bigoted towards one— prejudiced or bigoted towards otnen peopte. — prejudiced or bigoted towards other people. we are not. that's why— other people. we are not. that's nny peopte— other people. we are not. that's nny peopte sonne— other people. we are not. that's why people come to this country teuse— why people come to this country teuse tney— why people come to this country because they know— why people come to this country because they know that we're not pneiuttee — because they know that we're not pneiuttee ont— because they know that we're not prejudice and bigoted people and they prejudice and bigoted people and tney inst— prejudice and bigoted people and tney iust peopte— prejudice and bigoted people and they just people just need to get on— they just people just need to get on boot— they just people just need to get on board with the fact that the get on board with the fact that tne-guttts— get on board with the fact that the quills tarquins in the talk quills and tarquins in tnese— the talk quills and tarquins in these-industry,- the talk quills and tarquins in these industry, middle these white industry, middle toss— these white industry, middle class-students,- class university students, tney-ne— class university students, tney-ne-tone- class university students, they're bore off, just they're just a bore off, just tone— they're just a bore off, just tone-ott— they're just a bore off, just bore-off. that's- they're just a bore off, just bore off. that's what we bore them off. that's what we neet — bore them off. that's what we neet to — bore them off. that's what we neet to to. — bore them off. that's what we need to do. ”»titigzt; bore them off. that's what we need to do. "»tzt;ti.»zt; bore them off. that's what we need to do. t need to do. laurence fox thank you so much, laurence. we will speak next week. coming up , speak next week. but coming up, the shameless albanian prime minister takes fire at the uk for failing to stop his people illegally making their way into britain. but isn't about time. he took responsibility motty for the invasion of criminals via the invasion of criminals via the channel. my superstar panel lock horns in that unmissable debate imminently. but first, london's failed mayor, sadiq

khan, intends to expand his hated and undemocratic ultra low emission zones from the capital to the home counties. just to the home counties. so just how worried should cash strapped brits about the latest step brits be about the latest step of the deranged march to net zero? only one man who can bring sanity to the situation. it's neil oliver who's live with me .

next samantha markle on the way. but first, neil oliver is tonight's outsider and the uk's determined but deranged march to net zero has been shifted up a gear as london's failed mayor, sadiq khan plans to expand and his hated ultra low emission zone beyond central london and into the home counties. unfortunate for brits, khan's climate scheme, which charges drivers whose vehicles are too old or polluting, has already had a devastating impact on some long

standing businesses with the boss of the iconic furniture store heal's warning that the ulez obsession has turned streets into a ghost town and as khan's ulez madness creeps further outside london, the dystopian nightmare of 15 minute cities threatens to become a national reality . so neil national reality. so neil oliver, we've got to be so wary about what's to come because khan, he knows how unpopular this is, but he doesn't care . i this is, but he doesn't care. i know it's the wrath of khan . know it's the wrath of khan. sometimes it feels , i don't sometimes it feels, i don't know,— sometimes it feels, i don't know, nte— sometimes it feels, i don't know, like efforts like sidique tnon-s— know, like efforts like sidique tnon-s nts— know, like efforts like sidique khan's his mission is to run tonton— khan's his mission is to run tonton tonn— khan's his mission is to run london down to— khan's his mission is to run london down to annoy londoners ont— london down to annoy londoners ont .— london down to annoy londoners ont t suppose— london down to annoy londoners and i suppose ultimately even to see and i suppose ultimately even to to— and i suppose ultimately even to to tne— and i suppose ultimately even to see to the destruction of business— see to the destruction of business in— see to the destruction of business in london. it's hard to not— business in london. it's hard to neot tt— business in london. it's hard to neot tt ony— business in london. it's hard to read it any other— business in london. it's hard to read it any other way. i say all tne— read it any other way. i say all tne tne— read it any other way. i say all tne ppme, pon— read it any other way. i say all the time, dan, who do these peopte— the time, dan, who do these peopte tntnt— the time, dan, who do these people think they are in? people like people think they are in? people ttte sottg— people think they are in? people like sadiq khan— people think they are in? people like sadiq khan and the and the

eounetttons— like sadiq khan and the and the councillors in— like sadiq khan and the and the councillors in oxford and the nest— councillors in oxford and the nest on— councillors in oxford and the nest on tt— councillors in oxford and the rest of it. and— councillors in oxford and the rest of it. and all— councillors in oxford and the rest of it. and all across the piece.— rest of it. and all across the piece att— rest of it. and all across the piece. all these— rest of it. and all across the piece. all these all these iunnpet— piece. all these all these iunnpet up— piece. all these all these jumped up neighbourhoods just tnntttng— jumped up neighbourhoods just inviting themselves to interfere inviting themselves to interfere tn eneny— inviting themselves to interfere tn eneny ospeet— inviting themselves to interfere in every aspect of— inviting themselves to interfere in every aspect of people's tnes— in every aspect of people's tnes .— in every aspect of people's tnes . nno— in every aspect of people's lives . who do— in every aspect of people's lives . who do they think they lives. who do they think they are lives. who do they think they ant — lives. who do they think they ant net— lives. who do they think they are and net zero,— lives. who do they think they are and net zero, it's all it's ott— are and net zero, it's all it's ott pont— are and net zero, it's all it's ott pot on— are and net zero, it's all it's all part of that— are and net zero, it's all it's all part of that bigger picture. nou— all part of that bigger picture. you know,— all part of that bigger picture. you know, the— all part of that bigger picture. you know, the 15— all part of that bigger picture. you know, the 15 minute ghettos, one,— you know, the 15 minute ghettos, to you— you know, the 15 minute ghettos, tne, you know,— you know, the 15 minute ghettos, the, you know, the— you know, the 15 minute ghettos, the, you know, the ulez schemes nte— the, you know, the ulez schemes ttte tnot— the, you know, the ulez schemes ttte no on— the, you know, the ulez schemes like that of sadiq _ the, you know, the ulez schemes like that of sadiq khan's it's a stone— like that of sadiq khan's it's a sutette note— like that of sadiq khan's it's a suicide note and— like that of sadiq khan's it's a suicide note and it's being nntten— suicide note and it's being nnttten on— suicide note and it's being written on behalf of millions, if written on behalf of millions, it not— written on behalf of millions, if not billions— written on behalf of millions, if not billions of— written on behalf of millions, if not billions of people who nttt— if not billions of people who nttt tie— if not billions of people who nttt tte os— if not billions of people who will die as a— if not billions of people who will die as a direct result. tnene-s— will die as a direct result. tnene-s inst— will die as a direct result. there's just no- will die as a direct result. there's just no two ways about it. at— there's just no two ways about it. at teost— there's just no two ways about it. at least 80%_ there's just no two ways about it. at least 80% of— there's just no two ways about it. at least 80% of the energy tnot— it. at least 80% of the energy tnot ts— it. at least 80% of the energy that is consumed— it. at least 80% of the energy that is consumed in the world comes from fossil— that is consumed in the world comes from fossil fuels and yet we tetng— comes from fossil fuels and yet we are being coerced away from tosstt— we are being coerced away from tosstt tuets— we are being coerced away from tosstt tuets .— we are being coerced away from fossil fuels . renewables don't fossil fuels. renewables don't otnen— fossil fuels. renewables don't otten on — fossil fuels. renewables don't offer an alternate give, not at ott— offer an alternate give, not at on austen— offer an alternate give, not at all. nuclear is— offer an alternate give, not at all. nuclear is out as well teuse— all. nuclear is out as well because the— all. nuclear is out as well because the greens don't like nute— because the greens don't like nuclear power. _ because the greens don't like nuclear power. we need more enengy— nuclear power. we need more enengy te—nnon— nuclear power. we need more energy de—man, not less . net

energy de—man, not less. net zero is absolutely— energy de—man, not less. net zero is absolutely taking the poputotton— zero is absolutely taking the population. the— zero is absolutely taking the population. the civilisation of ptonet— population. the civilisation of ptonet eontp— population. the civilisation of planet earth, the— population. the civilisation of planet earth, the civilisations of planet earth, the civilisations ot ptonet— planet earth, the civilisations of planet earth— planet earth, the civilisations of planet earth backwards . you of planet earth backwards. you know,— of planet earth backwards. you know, .— of planet earth backwards. you know, . ton-t— of planet earth backwards. you know, i don't know . i read know, i don't know. i read somewhere something like 3 button— somewhere something like 3 billion people— somewhere something like 3 billion people alive today use tess— billion people alive today use less electricity, _ billion people alive today use less electricity, have access to tess— less electricity, have access to less electricity— less electricity, have access to less electricity than that that we tepent— less electricity than that that we depend upon— less electricity than that that we depend upon to, to, to run a nnoennt— we depend upon to, to, to run a noennt tntge— we depend upon to, to, to run a modern fridge freezer. you know, and modern fridge freezer. you know, ont tt— modern fridge freezer. you know, ont tt peopte— modern fridge freezer. you know, and if people don't— modern fridge freezer. you know, and if people don't have access, if and if people don't have access, it peopte— and if people don't have access, it peopte ton-t— and if people don't have access, if people don't have access to eteop— if people don't have access to cheap, reliable— if people don't have access to cheap, reliable ,_ if people don't have access to cheap, reliable , all available cheap, reliable, all available enengy— cheap, reliable, all available enengy .— cheap, reliable, all available enengy , tney— cheap, reliable, all available energy , they live miserable energy, they live miserable tnes— energy, they live miserable tnes .— energy, they live miserable tnes . tney— energy, they live miserable lives . they deny the energy and lives. they deny the energy and the fertilisers— lives. they deny the energy and the fertilisers and— lives. they deny the energy and the fertilisers and everything etse— the fertilisers and everything etse tnot— the fertilisers and everything else that comes— the fertilisers and everything else that comes from fossil tuets— else that comes from fossil tuets tnot— else that comes from fossil fuels that are— else that comes from fossil fuels that are the target of net peopte — fuels that are the target of net zero people will— fuels that are the target of net zero people will simply die . zero people will simply die. neopte— zero people will simply die. neopte nnt— zero people will simply die. people will die— zero people will simply die. people will die of starvation peopte,— people will die of starvation people, climate— people will die of starvation people, climate change and but yet tnon— people, climate change and but yet nnon nttt— people, climate change and but yet khan will say,— people, climate change and but yet khan will say, oh no, you're going— yet khan will say, oh no, you're gotng to— yet khan will say, oh no, you're gotng to tie— yet khan will say, oh no, you're gotng to tte ot— yet khan will say, oh no, you're going to die of pollution. toot-s— going to die of pollution. that's been— going to die of pollution. that's been proven- going to die of pollution. that's been proven to- going to die of pollution. that's been proven to be a total lie, a fallacy. he doesn't care. but the issue that so many of us have, neil, is that when it

comes to the march to net zero, when it comes to ulez, it feels like there's almost a one party state. there's very little alternative, which is why you see people up and down the country resorting to civil disobedience over this stuff . i disobedience over this stuff. i don't understand why people penne— don't understand why people tenone .— don't understand why people tenone . .— don't understand why people behave . i really— don't understand why people behave . i really don't. i don't behave. i really don't. i don't tne— behave. i really don't. i don't tne tn— behave. i really don't. i don't live in london,— behave. i really don't. i don't live in london, but i don't neotty— live in london, but i don't really understand why why 10 nntttton— really understand why why 10 million londoners just do not get tn— million londoners just do not get tn tnen— million londoners just do not get in their cars— million londoners just do not get in their cars and drive in ont— get in their cars and drive in ont not— get in their cars and drive in ont not poy— get in their cars and drive in and not pay not— get in their cars and drive in and not pay not pay the fines inst— and not pay not pay the fines iust peuse— and not pay not pay the fines just because if— and not pay not pay the fines just because if everybody acted if just because if everybody acted tt enenypoty— just because if everybody acted if everybody acted together, inst— if everybody acted together, iust peoeetut— if everybody acted together, just peaceful civil disobedience, then that that eotteetne— disobedience, then that that collective group— disobedience, then that that collective group should not be tnoten— collective group should not be tnoten. nou— collective group should not be broken. you know,— collective group should not be broken. you know, they're going to put— broken. you know, they're going to put enenypoty— broken. you know, they're going to put everybody in ulez jail. so to put everybody in ulez jail. so .— to put everybody in ulez jail. so . ton-t— to put everybody in ulez jail. so i don't understand why people are so i don't understand why people eonttnutng— so i don't understand why people are continuing to— so i don't understand why people are continuing to put up with tnts— are continuing to put up with this nonsense— are continuing to put up with this nonsense .— are continuing to put up with this nonsense . people are just this nonsense. people are just being— this nonsense. people are just petng eoeneet— this nonsense. people are just being coerced into smaller coal , onten— being coerced into smaller coal , order hungrier_ being coerced into smaller coal , order hungrier lives. being coerced into smaller coal , order hungrier lives . there is , order hungrier lives. there is no otnen— , order hungrier lives. there is

no other outcome _ , order hungrier lives. there is no other outcome from net zero tnon— no other outcome from net zero than millions— no other outcome from net zero than millions and— no other outcome from net zero than millions and billions of peopte— than millions and billions of people dyin}— than millions and billions of people dying. you know, they tott— people dying. you know, they tott otout— people dying. you know, they talk about the _ people dying. you know, they talk about the fear about the ottnnote— talk about the fear about the climate changing climate changes that climate changing climate changes tnot ts— climate changing climate changes that is without— climate changing climate changes that is without a— climate changing climate changes that is without a shadow of a toutt— that is without a shadow of a doubt. that's— that is without a shadow of a doubt. that's what climate is oetuotty— doubt. that's what climate is actually. that— doubt. that's what climate is actually. that is— doubt. that's what climate is actually. that is climate. it's etonge— actually. that is climate. it's enonge. nut— actually. that is climate. it's change. but as— actually. that is climate. it's change. but as it— actually. that is climate. it's change. but as it changes, we neet— change. but as it changes, we need more energy. we need we neet— need more energy. we need we neet to— need more energy. we need we need access to more cheap , need access to more cheap, onottotte— need access to more cheap, available, reliable energy, teuse— available, reliable energy, because that— available, reliable energy, because that is what will enable the because that is what will enable tne poonest— because that is what will enable the poorest billions to cope on even— the poorest billions to cope on every continent. _ the poorest billions to cope on every continent. it's called tnot— every continent. it's called to tnts— every continent. it's called that kills people, not heat by by a— that kills people, not heat by by o nuge— that kills people, not heat by by a huge margin . fossil fuels by a huge margin. fossil fuels keep— by a huge margin. fossil fuels teep peopte— by a huge margin. fossil fuels keep people warm in the cold. air conditioning— keep people warm in the cold. air conditioning keeps people toot— air conditioning keeps people soot nnen— air conditioning keeps people cool when it's— air conditioning keeps people cool when it's hot . a loss of cool when it's hot. a loss of tte— cool when it's hot. a loss of ttte to— cool when it's hot. a loss of life to extreme— cool when it's hot. a loss of life to extreme weather has gone tonn— life to extreme weather has gone tonn ty— life to extreme weather has gone town by so — life to extreme weather has gone town by so ott— life to extreme weather has gone down by 90 odd %_ life to extreme weather has gone down by 90 odd % because we have down by 90 odd% because we have had down by 90 odd% because we have not tne— down by 90 odd% because we have not tne enengy— down by 90 odd% because we have not tne enengy to— down by 90 odd% because we have had the energy to cope in the post— had the energy to cope in the post eentuny. — had the energy to cope in the past century. and— had the energy to cope in the past century. and that energy nos— past century. and that energy nos sonne— past century. and that energy has come from _ past century. and that energy has come from fossil fuels. tnene— has come from fossil fuels. tnene non-t— has come from fossil fuels. there won't be— has come from fossil fuels. there won't be a- has come from fossil fuels. there won't be a tree left on eontn— there won't be a tree left on eontn tt— there won't be a tree left on eontn tt peopte— there won't be a tree left on earth if people have nothing to en— earth if people have nothing to nety upon— earth if people have nothing to nety upon ton— earth if people have nothing to rely upon for heat— earth if people have nothing to rely upon for heat and cooking. nut— rely upon for heat and cooking. out put— rely upon for heat and cooking. out put noot— rely upon for heat and cooking. but but wood, there won't be a tee— but but wood, there won't be a tnee-tt-s— but but wood, there won't be a tree-it's insanity- but but wood, there won't be a tree-it's insanity .- but but wood, there won't be a tree it's insanity . it is tree left. it's insanity. it is a tree left. it's insanity. it is o sutette— tree left. it's insanity. it is a suicide note— tree left. it's insanity. it is a suicide note for the world. ant— a suicide note for the world. ant tne— a suicide note for the world. and the sooner— a suicide note for the world.

and the sooner people act togetnen— and the sooner people act together collectively to push toot— together collectively to push poet ogotnst— together collectively to push back against these petty ttetotons— back against these petty dictators, the _ back against these petty dictators, the better . “»titt t dictators, the better. yeah. nott — dictators, the better. yeah. haiti dictator— dictators, the better. yeah. haiti dictator .— dictators, the better. yeah. haiti dictator . what a perfect haiti dictator. what a perfect description of sadiq khan. the failed london mayor, neil oliver. so great to speak because neil back 6:00 saturday night here on gb news. but coming up in a bombshell exclusive, samantha markle reveals all about sister meghan's alleged attempts to destroy her unwell father's life as she makes a public plea for the duchess not to overshadow the duchess not to overshadow the king's coronation. samantha is live with me. fresh at the back of that ofsted italian tv documentary. very shortly. but next, the shameless albanian prime minister has unbelievably slammed the uk for having a, quote, nervous breakdown over thousands of illegal migrants from his country coming to our shores to commit criminality and disorder . my superstar panel disorder. my superstar panel take him on straight after this. we're back in two minutes .

it's £0.10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight night, almost a year on from his devastating stroke, thomas markle has spoken for the first time in to public reveal what it feels like to be brutally disowned by his daughter meghan and make a plea of peace ahead of the coronation of peace ahead of the coronation of king charles. the third. if meghan was here now, what would you soy— meghan was here now, what would you soy to— meghan was here now, what would you soy to nene — meghan was here now, what would you say to her? let's— meghan was here now, what would you say to her? »gzt» you say to her? let's go somewhere in the park and i say, what's wrong ? but while ignoring what's wrong? but while ignoring her what's wrong? but while ignoring nen on— what's wrong? but while ignoring nen totnen— what's wrong? but while ignoring her own father ,_ what's wrong? but while ignoring her own father , the— g7 but while ignoring her own father , the duchess of her own father, the duchess of suse — her own father, the duchess of suse nos— her own father, the duchess of sussex, has thrown herself back into— sussex, has thrown herself back into putte— sussex, has thrown herself back into public view,— sussex, has thrown herself back into public view, even otnnounng- into public view, even announcing she's side on with a nottynoot— announcing she's side on with a hollywood super— announcing she's side on with a hollywood super agent. t tt hollywood super agent. so in an excustnet— hollywood super agent. so in an exclusive interview tonight, samantha markle makes a public plea to her sister , asking plea to her sister, asking meghan not to overshadow the king's big day. she's live with me shortly. also coming up tonight, in a fresh tirade, the

albanian prime minister, edi rama, has outrageously taken aim at the uk, despite his citizens illegally storming our southern border , fought against it and border, fought against it and now we see that they have calmed a bit down, but they are going through a nervous breakdown. breakdown as a country. so we none— breakdown as a country. so we none to— breakdown as a country. so we have to understand them . have to understand them. but stoutt— have to understand them. but snoutt tomo— have to understand them. but should rama, who— have to understand them. but should rama, who is- have to understand them. but should rama, who is best mates with alastair campbell, by the way, focus on stopping the mass exodus of young males from his country instead of trying to blame us. that's the big debate with my superstar panel soon. and i'm joined by and tonight, i'm joined by carole malone, benjamin butterworth and belinda pwc. it's been yet another scandal fidden it's been yet another scandal ridden weekend for the snp after the sunday mail reported that the police are investigating £400,000 of money left to the party in wills. meanwhile, kate forbes has denied bombshell reports that her supporters are secretly organised a shadow government . but as the crisis

government. but as the crisis deepens for the separatist movement, does humza useless need to be replaced sooner rather than later? will thrash that out in the media buzz. plus, as cancer nurses walk out on patients for the first time, should the government crack down on the marxist union barons playing politics with people's lives? kelvin mackenzie responds in uncanceled. and finally , are in uncanceled. and finally, are the left still plagued by anti—semitism ? i ask after the anti—semitism? i ask after the socialist newspaper the guardian apologised for this cartoon of the bbc's ex—chairman richard sharp. so we discuss if their edhon sharp. so we discuss if their editor, katharine viner, deserves to be sacked in tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. plus, first look at tomorrow's newspaper. front pages, hot off the press. that's right after polly middlehurst . right after polly middlehurst. dan, thank you. and good dan, thank you". and good evening dan, thank you. and good evening to you. — dan, thank you. and good evening to you. tne— dan, thank you. and good evening to you. tne top— dan, thank you. and good evening to you. the top story from the gp to you. the top story from the on nesoo— to you. the top story from the gp newsroom tonight, two final noeuotonet— gp newsroom tonight, two final evacuation flights— gp newsroom tonight, two final evacuation flights have taken off evacuation flights have taken ott tnon — evacuation flights have taken off from port— evacuation flights have taken off from port sudan in in nontneost— off from port sudan in in northeast africa. flight

tnoettng— northeast africa. flight tracking website flight radar soys— tracking website flight radar soys one— tracking website flight radar soys ptone— tracking website flight radar says one plane has now landed at raf says one plane has now landed at tat atnottn— says one plane has now landed at raf akrotiri in— says one plane has now landed at raf akrotiri in cyprus, the otnen— raf akrotiri in cyprus, the other expected _ raf akrotiri in cyprus, the other expected to arrive in the eonty— other expected to arrive in the eonty nouns— other expected to arrive in the eonty nouns ot— other expected to arrive in the early hours of the— other expected to arrive in the early hours of the morning . early hours of the morning. sutonese— early hours of the morning. sudanese doctors working for the nus— sudanese doctors working for the nus oe— sudanese doctors working for the nus onnong— sudanese doctors working for the nhs are among those passengers, a nhs are among those passengers, ototot— nhs are among those passengers, ototot ot— nhs are among those passengers, a total of nearly— nhs are among those passengers, a total of nearly 2200 brits none — a total of nearly 2200 brits none teen— a total of nearly 2200 brits have been airlifted out of the county.— have been airlifted out of the county. tne— have been airlifted out of the country. the government says toyot— country. the government says ntoyot tony— country. the government says royal navy warship hms lancaster will royal navy warship hms lancaster nttt nennotn— royal navy warship hms lancaster nttt on— royal navy warship hms lancaster will remain on standby in the red will remain on standby in the net seo— will remain on standby in the net seo to— will remain on standby in the red sea to support any further enoeuotonst— red sea to support any further evacuations. sudan's army, nneonnttte— evacuations. sudan's army, meanwhile, and- evacuations. sudan's army, meanwhile, and the rival pononnttttony— meanwhile, and the rival paramilitary force say they'll extent— paramilitary force say they'll extend their— paramilitary force say they'll extend their ceasefire for a tune— extend their ceasefire for a tuntnen 72— extend their ceasefire for a further 72 hours. it was ongtnotty— further 72 hours. it was originally due to end this evening— originally due to end this evening .— originally due to end this evening . now,- originally due to end this evening . now, here the general evening. now, here the general seenetony— evening. now, here the general seenetony ot— evening. now, here the general secretary of the— evening. now, here the general secretary of the royal college of secretary of the royal college on aunstng — secretary of the royal college of nursing has— secretary of the royal college of nursing has urged the health seenetony— of nursing has urged the health seenetony not— of nursing has urged the health secretary not to _ of nursing has urged the health secretary not to be disrespectful to nurses amid tnen— disrespectful to nurses amid tnetnptggest— disrespectful to nurses amid their biggest strike yet. pat cutten-s— their biggest strike yet. pat cullen's comments come, as steve nonetoy— cullen's comments come, as steve nonetoy sott— cullen's comments come, as steve barclay said, the— cullen's comments come, as steve barclay said, the industrial ooton— barclay said, the industrial ooton nos— barclay said, the industrial action was premature as other tnote— action was premature as other tnote unions— action was premature as other trade unions meet to discuss the eoenents— trade unions meet to discuss the government's pay— trade unions meet to discuss the government's pay offer tomorrow . ston— government's pay offer tomorrow . stott tn— government's pay offer tomorrow . staff in emergency departments

in . staff in emergency departments tn tntensne— . staff in emergency departments in intensive care— . staff in emergency departments in intensive care units and cancer care began their 28 hour stnte— cancer care began their 28 hour strike yesterday— cancer care began their 28 hour strike yesterday .— cancer care began their 28 hour strike yesterday . it ends strike yesterday. it ends tontgtt— strike yesterday. it ends tonight. the— strike yesterday. it ends tonight. the labour leader, sir ten— tonight. the labour leader, sir ten stone,— tonight. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has— tonight. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has accused the eonennnnent— keir starmer, has accused the government of— keir starmer, has accused the government of not doing enough to stop— government of not doing enough to stop tne— government of not doing enough to stop the strikes— government of not doing enough to stop the strikes way back tetone— to stop the strikes way back before christmas. the nurses sttt— 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. so everybody wants to see that resolved. i think is that resolved. i think it is important recognise the important to recognise the underlying of this underlying causes of this because nurses and many others have seen a real drop in their wages and their living standards because of the cost of living crisis and the government's got nothing to say to them about that. i think, you know, that. so i think, you know, responsibility here at the responsibility here lies at the door of number 10. starmer now violence has erupted in france today during the traditional may day labour march . the interior day labour march. the interior ntntstny— day labour march. the interior ntntstny soytng— day labour march. the interior ministry saying more- "th 3 itt3i.t the interior ministry saying more than 780,000— ministry saying more than 780,000 people took to the stneets— 780,000 people took to the streets nationwide protesting ogotnst— streets nationwide protesting ogotnst o— streets nationwide protesting against a change in the

retirement— against a change in the retirement age. in paris, police ninet— retirement age. in paris, police ttnet teon— retirement age. in paris, police ttnet teon gos— retirement age. in paris, police fired tear gas and— retirement age. in paris, police fired tear gas and used water cannon . with— fired tear gas and used water cannon . with nearly 200 people cannon. with nearly 200 people being— cannon. with nearly 200 people being arrested.— cannon. with nearly 200 people being arrested. and president macron's government pushed the pension— macron's government pushed the pension legislation through nttnout— pension legislation through nttnout o— pension legislation through without a final— pension legislation through without a final vote due to a toot— without a final vote due to a toot ot— without a final vote due to a lack of cross—party support . the lack of cross—party support. the tone— lack of cross—party support. the tone us— lack of cross—party support. the former us president, donald nump— former us president, donald tnunnp, nos— former us president, donald trump, has visited his golf nesont— trump, has visited his golf nesont tn— trump, has visited his golf resort in scotland as major putting— resort in scotland as major building work— resort in scotland as major building work starts for a new at— building work starts for a new course. at the _ building work starts for a new course. at the ceremony , he course. at the ceremony, he nonet— course. at the ceremony, he nonet tne— course. at the ceremony, he named the course on the menie estote— named the course on the menie estote otte— named the course on the menie estate after his— named the course on the menie estate after his mother. stepping— estate after his mother. stepping off_ estate after his mother. stepping off his private jet in atenteen— stepping off his private jet in apenteen .— stepping off his private jet in aberdeen . earlier, mr trump told aberdeen. earlier, mr trump told nepontens— aberdeen. earlier, mr trump told nepontens .— aberdeen. earlier, mr trump told nepontens, tt-s— aberdeen. earlier, mr trump told reporters , it's great to be reporters, it's great to be none.— reporters, it's great to be none. ne— reporters, it's great to be home. he last- reporters, it's great to be home. he last visited in 2018 nnen— home. he last visited in 2018 nnen ne— home. he last visited in 2018 nnen ne nos— home. he last visited in 2018 when he was still— home. he last visited in 2018 when he was still president . when he was still president. nett— when he was still president. ne-tt tote— when he was still president. he'll later visit— when he was still president. he'll later visit his course in poonpeg— he'll later visit his course in poonteg on— he'll later visit his course in doonbeg on ireland's west coast. ton— doonbeg on ireland's west coast. ton tne— doonbeg on ireland's west coast. now the brewing— doonbeg on ireland's west coast. now the brewing giant heineken has now the brewing giant heineken nos ptetget— now the brewing giant heineken nos ptetget to— now the brewing giant heineken has pledged to invest £40 nntttton— has pledged to invest £40 million into— has pledged to invest £40 million into its— has pledged to invest £40 million into its uk operations, eeottng— million into its uk operations, creating nearly— million into its uk operations, creating nearly 600 new jobs. tne— creating nearly 600 new jobs. tne eonnpony— creating nearly 600 new jobs. the company runs around 2400 puts— the company runs around 2400 puts oss— the company runs around 2400 pubs across the _ the company runs around 2400 pubs across the country through its pubs across the country through tts ston— pubs across the country through its ston puts— pubs across the country through its star pubs and— pubs across the country through its star pubs and bars. brand tne—

its star pubs and bars. brand tne tnentng— its star pubs and bars. brand the brewing giant's expected to upgnote— the brewing giant's expected to upgnote sno— the brewing giant's expected to upgnote one on— the brewing giant's expected to upgrade 570 of its— the brewing giant's expected to upgrade 570 of its venues with a toeus— upgrade 570 of its venues with a toeus on— upgrade 570 of its venues with a toeus on nnot— upgrade 570 of its venues with a focus on what it's— upgrade 570 of its venues with a focus on what it's calling local neighbourhood— focus on what it's calling local neighbourhood style pubs . and neighbourhood style pubs. and tostty— neighbourhood style pubs. and tostty .— neighbourhood style pubs. and lastly , england's— neighbourhood style pubs. and lastly , england's longest lastly, england's longest nottonot— lastly, england's longest national trail— lastly, england's longest national trail is set to be nenoet— national trail is set to be renamed to— national trail is set to be renamed to commemorate his not-ety— renamed to commemorate his notesty, tne— renamed to commemorate his majesty, the king's coronation next— majesty, the king's coronation next neet— majesty, the king's coronation next neet .— majesty, the king's coronation next week . the— majesty, the king's coronation next week . the england coast next week. the england coast totn— next week. the england coast notn nnt— next week. the england coast notn nttt te— next week. the england coast path will be officially renamed the path will be officially renamed tne ting— path will be officially renamed the king charles— path will be officially renamed the king charles iii england eoost— the king charles iii england eoost totn— the king charles iii england eoost notn .— the king charles iii england coast path . it'll— the king charles iii england coast path . it'll be a 2700 mile coast path. it'll be a 2700 mile tong— coast path. it'll be a 2700 mile tong tnott— coast path. it'll be a 2700 mile long trail around— coast path. it'll be a 2700 mile long trail around the whole of the long trail around the whole of tne tngttsn— long trail around the whole of the english coastline. 794 miles the engliin coastline. 794 miles of the english coastline. 794 miles on tne— the english coastline. 794 miles on tne noute— the english coastline. 794 miles of the route is— the english coastline. 794 miles of the route is already open and tt-tt— of the route is already open and en te— of the route is already open and en te nutty— of the route is already open and it'll be fully walkable by the ent— it'll be fully walkable by the ent ot— it'll be fully walkable by the ent on next— it'll be fully walkable by the end of next year— it'll be fully walkable by the end of next year. it'll be fully walkable by the end of next year . that's all end of next year. that's all non— end of next year. that's all tnon nne— end of next year. that's all tnon — end of next year. that's all from me. i'm— end of next year. that's all from me. t t end of next year. that's all from me. t end of next year. that's all- from me. i'm back in an hour. see you from me. i'm back in an hour. see you tnen— from me. i'm back in an hour. see you tnen .— see you then. tomorrow's news see you then. - tomorrow's news tonight see you tnen. — tomorrow's news tonight now see you tnen— tomorrow's news tonight now in our mediabuzz_ tomorrow's news tonight now in our mediabuzz first front pages are our mediabuzz first front pages tn— our mediabuzz first front pages tn not— our mediabuzz first front pages tn not ott— our mediabuzz first front pages are in hot off the— our mediabuzz first front pages are in hot off the press . are in hot off the press. the

eontn— are in hot off the press. the metro's coronation- are in hot off the press. the metro's coronation countdown declares as crown the hatch with the upcoming festivities due to offer . a £120 the upcoming festivities due to offer. a £120 million the upcoming festivities due to offer . a £120 million boost to offer. a £120 million boost to pubs as brits prepare to sink a staggering 62 million pints this weekend . bring it on the i leads weekend. bring it on the i leads with the unforgivable impact of the latest round of nursing strikes as they worsen the nhs backlog and put patient safety at huge risk. kelvin mackenzie on this shortly . but first, my on this shortly. but first, my superstar panel back with me, top daily express columnist carole malone, the journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth, and the former brexit party mep belinda de lucy and the scourge of illegal migrants crossing the english channel has long been a national emergency, with more migrants arriving from albania than any other country last year. but now, in the midst of this crisis , albania's own prime minister has brazenly lashed out at the uk's immigration policy. despite being a safe nato nation with no existing conflicts, albania saw

almost 2% of its entire adult male population arrive on british shores in 2022, and with under 10% of these asylum seekers being successfully deported, the vast majority are left sitting pretty and taxpayer funded hotels, often being encouraged to live a life of organised crime by their compatriots. but edi rama, albania's prime minister, refuses to take responsibility. instead and he's decided to go. does things that the brits have said about albanians made you very angry, to say the least. forgive the brits because they are forgive the brits because they tn— forgive the brits because they are in a so bad— forgive the brits because they are in a so bad place. / are in a so bad place. yeah, we none— are in a so bad place. yeah, we have fought against it and now we see that they have calmed a bit down. but they are going through a nervous breakdown, breakdown as a country. so we have to understand them. they have to understand them. they have lost a lot of points of reference and they have , you reference and they have, you know, really they are really in a bad, bad place. i'm sorry, but who the hell are you, prime

minister rama, to hit out at britain's bold attempts to stem the illegal flow of your citizens into our country ? so, citizens into our country? so, carol, isn't it time for i t 3 i»zt» t7 so, carol, isn't it time for rama to get— carol, isn't it time for rama to get nts— carol, isn't it time for rama to get nts on— carol, isn't it time for rama to get his own house— carol, isn't it time for rama to get his own house in order, given— get his own house in order, given nes— get his own house in order, given he's going to have no nonttng— given he's going to have no working male— given he's going to have no working male adults left ? at working male adults left? at tnts— working male adults left? at tnts note,— working male adults left? at this rate, the— working male adults left? at this rate, the guy needs to get neotty— this rate, the guy needs to get neotty, you— this rate, the guy needs to get really, you know,— this rate, the guy needs to get really, you know, the population of really, you know, the population on atponto— really, you know, the population on attonto ts— really, you know, the population of albania is only— really, you know, the population of albania is only 3 million onynoy. — of albania is only 3 million onynoy. ant— of albania is only 3 million anyway. and we- of albania is only 3 million anyway. ' anyway. and we know that the biggest proportion of men between 20 and 40 who are arriving on these shores are albanian. the crossing the albanian. the ones crossing the channel going to have no channel so he's going to have no men left there. you know, to men left there. but you know, to actually in bad actually say we're in a bad place, if we're in bad place, place, if we're in a bad place, it's of his countrymen it's because of his countrymen coming and, know, coming over here. and, you know, they're they're here they're not they're coming here and lying to start with and they're lying to start with saying they're victims saying that they're victims of modern slavery. but what's happening the albanian happening is the albanian gangsters have gangsters from here have infiltra traffickers infiltra cated the traffickers over they are over in france, and they are organising for albanians to come to have them employed in this country in drugs, in prostitution and in guns, because albanians taken because the albanians have taken over country. now, terms over this country. now, in terms of and how dare he sit of crime and how dare he sit there say we're in a bad

there and say we're in a bad place, we're in a bad place because of his countrymen doing what what is what they're doing and what is he stop this? i know he doing to stop this? i know we've couple of agreements he doing to stop this? i know we'vahim, couple of agreements he doing to stop this? i know we'vahim, butouple of agreements he doing to stop this? i know we'vahim, but it'sle of agreements he doing to stop this? i know we'vahim, but it's notf agreements he doing to stop this? i know we'vahim, but it's not actuallyents with him, but it's not actually working. there's less albanians now this year than was now this year than there was at this year, but it this time last year, but it doesn't mean that actually doesn't mean that it's actually stopped. he have a stopped. and how dare he have a go at us. we're only you know, he was having a go with ella whelan about the language that she to describe albanians . she used to describe albanians. never mind the language. she's using. what about what his people are doing? what about the language he's using saying we're collectively having a nervous breakdown? no, we're trying to secure_. benjamin,| secure our borders. benjamin, are secure our borders. benjamin, you— secure our borders. benjamin, you pneponet— secure our borders. benjamin, are you prepared from a hard tent— are you prepared from a hard tett point— are you prepared from a hard tent potnt ot— are you prepared from a hard left point of view to finally stont— left point of view to finally stont up— left point of view to finally stont up ton— left point of view to finally stand up for britain here ogotnst— stand up for britain here ogotnst tne— stand up for britain here against the madness of rama? peg.— against the madness of rama? yeah, because— against the madness of rama? yeah, because you screeching on the yeah, because you screeching on tne sono— yeah, because you screeching on the sofa doesn't— yeah, because you screeching on the sofa doesn't look like youne— the sofa doesn't look like you're breakdown the sofa doesn't look like- you're-breakdown at you're having a breakdown at on — you're having a breakdown at on |nneon— you're having a breakdown at all. imean, honestly,- you're having a breakdown at all. t you're having a breakdown at- all. imean, honestly, you know, all. i mean, honestly, you know, he makes an absolutely good point, which is that this he makes a point. this country makes a good point. this country is a bloke a is acting like a bloke having a midlife between brexit. midlife crisis between brexit. our of the you hate our identity of the you hate middle aged blokes, don't you? especially if they straight especially if they are straight ont— especially if they are straight

ont nntte. — especially if they are straight and white. well,— especially if they are straight and white. bottle »gzt» and white. well, you got the nail on head. you know, nail on the head. you know, we're a crisis, whether we're having a crisis, whether it's whether it's it's brexit, whether it's royalty, whether it's britain's place world. about that. royalty, whether it's britain's placetalking world. about that. royalty, whether it's britain's placetalking about about that. royalty, whether it's britain's placetalking about immigration. he's talking about immigration. he's talking about immigration. to ts— he's talking about immigration. no to totttng— he's talking about immigration. he is talking about— he's talking about immigration. he is talking about that- he's talking about immigration. he is talking about that when he talks about britain not understanding is i understanding where it is now, i think we welcome think that we should welcome because to stop illegal because we want to stop illegal immigration. and think that's immigration. and i think that's fine. lots of fine. i think like lots of countries let albanians countries haven't let albanians come refugees. we should come as refugees. but we should open our doors to albanians as economic migrants because we need their workers , they work need their workers, they work hard and our economy would be better not coming here better for them not coming here to work for this country. they're coming here to work for the they're coming here to work for tne attonton— they're coming here to work for the albanian-in- they're coming here to work for the albanian in illegal the albanian gangs in illegal pnoettses— the albanian gangs in illegal practises, drugs,— the albanian gangs in illegal practises, drugs, prostitutes ont— practises, drugs, prostitutes ont guns.— practises, drugs, prostitutes ont guns-not- practises, drugs, prostitutes and guns. not coming and guns. they're not coming nee— and guns. they're not coming nenelnetp— and guns. they're not coming here-help this— and guns. they're not coming here help this country. ' t»: here to help this country. and the tnutn— here to help this country. and the tnutn ts.— here to help this country. and the truth is, i— here to help this country. and the truth is, i think one of the reasons complicated for reasons it's complicated for albania is because lots of that money back. iwould albania is because lots of that money back. i would just money goes back. i would just nte— money goes back. i would just ttte to— money goes back. i would just ttte to soy— money goes back. i would just ttte to soy .— money goes back. i would just like to say i completely- g t iwould just like to say i completely agree nttn—otl with the prime minister of attonto— with the prime minister ofi albania _that albania when he says that someone's going through a nevous— someone's going through a nervous breakdown. t nervous breakdown. it's not the nntttsn— british people, it's our government. it's the political e.toss — government. it's the political e.toss tnen— government. it's the political class. their duty is to protect our borders. it's not up to antonio.— albania. it's not their responsibility protect the

responsibility to protect the notes— responsibility to protect the borders-our— responsibility to protect the borders our country. wit; borders of our country. we have spent— borders of our country. we have openet tne— borders of our country. we have opened the doors. we put signs in the windows to criminals, rapists, murderers, terrorists, saying not only are you welcome rapists, murderers, terrorists, sayiitheiot only are you welcome rapists, murderers, terrorists, sayiithe uk, nly are you welcome rapists, murderers, terrorists, sayiithe uk, we'lle you welcome rapists, murderers, terrorists, sayiithe uk, we'lle yoyouzlcome rapists, murderers, terrorists, sayiithe uk, we'lle yoyou uptme rapists, murderers, terrorists, sayiithe uk, we'lle yoyou up in; into the uk, we'll put you up in hotels, we'll give you money. and you what, we'll pay and i tell you what, we'll pay youn— and i tell you what, we'll pay youn tegot— and i tell you what, we'll pay your legal fees. _ and i tell you what, we'll pay your legal fees. 3»gt your legal fees. so he's right to point the finger at our country like mayor of country like the mayor of calais. he said was calais. he also said he was saying dangling a carrot saying we are dangling a carrot to to come here. and to criminals to come here. and it's to government to it's up to the government to stop not up to the albanian stop it, not up to the albanian government. as far as i'm concerned. we— g as far as i'm concerned. we should put adverts on attonton— concerned. we should put adverts on albanian television saying attontons— on albanian television saying albanians-to- on albanian television saying albanians to britain as albanians come to britain as economic migrants. are short albanians come to britain as ec»workers.iigrants. are short albanians come to britain as ec»workers.iigranhave are short albanians come to britain as ec»workers.iigranhave are syoung of workers. they have many young peopte.— of workers. they have many young peopte-tnene- of workers. they have many young people-they're not- people. benjamin they're not nonttng— people. benjamin they're not nonttng spoee— people. benjamin they're not working space immigration systenn. — working space immigration systenn. ton.— working space immigration system. now, if- working space immigration system. \wt»n �*" working space immigration system. \»»zt»»ut �*" system. now, if people want to come, they've got to have the skills they can apply for skills and they can apply for a visa. using skills, using visa. carol using skills, using the usual process. this is not a country at war and decline to come to work for us. they want to tone— come to work for us. they want to to— come to work for us. they want to come to work— come to work for us. they want to come to work for— t t.5 they want to come to work for albanian entnntnots. — to come to work for albanian criminals. but— to come to work for albanian criminals. but i— to come to work for albanian criminals. but i know what's noppentng— criminals. but i know what's noppentng no— criminals. but i know what's happening now in the detention enteseen-t- happening now in the detention centres-been put- happening now in the detention centres. been put in centres. they've been put in tetentton— centres. they've been put in detention centres, big cars are conning— detention centres, big cars are conning-toting— detention centres, big cars are coming taking them away. coming and taking them away. it's coming and taking them away. tt-s tne— coming and taking them away. it's the gangsters. it's the albanian gangsters. tney-ne— it's the albanian gangsters.

they're-working- it's the albanian gangsters. they're working for this. they're not working for this. if they're not working for this. tt ne— they're not working for this. n we toot— they're not working for this. if we took them _ they're not working for this. if we took them as- they're not working for this. if we took them as economic migrants, you'd have fewer people more people coming illegally, more would not be more people not would not be more people is not what want more immigrants what you. i want more immigrants . yeah, well, you're now . . yeah, well, you're mad now. tne— . yeah, well, you're mad now. tne tnons— yeah, well, you're mad now. the trans influencer dylan nutvoney— the trans influencer dylan mulvaney has— the trans influencer dylan mulvaney has spoken out for the tint— mulvaney has spoken out for the tint-otte— mulvaney has spoken out for the first-after causing- mulvaney has spoken out for the first after causing bud first time after causing bud ttgnt— first time after causing bud ttgnt sotes— first time after causing bud light sales to _ first time after causing bud light sales to plummet, in which tney— light sales to plummet, in which tney tntet— light sales to plummet, in which tney tntet to— light sales to plummet, in which they tried to redirect attention onoy— they tried to redirect attention onoy tnon — they tried to redirect attention onoy tnon tne— they tried to redirect attention away from the hot topic of genten. — away from the hot topic of genten. toot— away from the hot topic of gender. look at- away from the hot topic of gender. look at this day 9610 of peng— gender. look at this day 9610 of being o— gender. look at this day 9610 of being a human. _ gender. look at this day 9610 of being a human. ' 3 »gzt» t»g being a human. and i'm going to try to leave gender out of this, since that's how we found ourselves here. i've been ottttne— ourselves here. i've been ottttne ton— ourselves here. i've been offline for a— ourselves here. i've been offline for a few- t»zt3»ti i've been offline for a few weeks and a lot offline for a few weeks and a tot nos— offline for a few weeks and a lot has been— offline for a few weeks and a lot has been said— offline for a few weeks and a lot has been said about me. sonne— lot has been said about me. some ot— lot has been said about me. some of which— lot has been said about me. some of which is— lot has been said about me. some of which is so- lot has been said about me. some of which is so far- lot has been said about me. some of which is so far from my truth that i was like hearing my name and i didn't even know who they were talking about. sometimes is now dylan's re—emergence? no longer talking otout— re—emergence? no longer talking otout gtntnoot— re—emergence? no longer talking about girlhood comes— 3»zt; »zt;it»zti3»g»titi.»ti7’ no longer talking about girlhood comes after bud ttgnt— about girlhood comes after bud light released— about girlhood comes after bud light released a— about girlhood comes after bud light released a new marketing ad light released a new marketing ot otnnet— light released a new marketing ot otnet ot— light released a new marketing ad aimed at winning back the tents— ad aimed at winning back the tents ont— ad aimed at winning back the hearts and minds of their lost anneneon— hearts and minds of their lost american consumers. this time enoostng— american consumers. this time enoostng to— american consumers. this time choosing to celebrate an anneneon— choosing to celebrate an american institution with its focus— american institution with its toeus on— american institution with its focus on country— american institution with its focus on country music. watch

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samantha markle , joins me live samantha markle, joins me live for samantha markle, joins me live ton on— samantha markle, joins me live for an exclusive— samantha markle, joins me live for an exclusive interview to pteot— for an exclusive interview to pteot to— for an exclusive interview to pteot to tne— for an exclusive interview to plead to the duchess not to ovensnoton— plead to the duchess not to overshadow the _ plead to the duchess not to overshadow the upcoming coronation— overshadow the upcoming coronation samantha markle is going— coronation samantha markle is gotng to— coronation samantha markle is gotng to te— coronation samantha markle is gotng to be nee— coronation samantha markle is going to be here next. so make you— going to be here next. so make you ton-t— going to be here next. so make sure you don't go— going to be here next. so make sure you don't go anywhere .

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11. on our countdown to the coronation continues now with a samantha markle exclusive . now , samantha markle exclusive. now, just hours ago, the tight- t now, just hours ago, the tight knit nonpte— just hours ago, the tight knit nonpte tonntty— just hours ago, the tight knit marple family went public with the marple family went public with tne teptn— marple family went public with tne teptn ot— marple family went public with the depth of hurt— marple family went public with the depth of hurt they've experienced _ the depth of hurt they've experienced at the hands of the estnonget— experienced at the hands of the estranged runaway royal meghan. among— estranged runaway royal meghan. anong tne— estranged runaway royal meghan. among the heart— estranged runaway royal meghan. among the heart wrenching nnonnents— among the heart wrenching moments on— among the heart wrenching moments of their bombshell austnotton— moments of their bombshell australian documentary was this otnntsston— australian documentary was this admission from _ australian documentary was this admission from meghan's father , admission from meghan's father, tnonnos— admission from meghan's father, tnonnos nno— admission from meghan's father, thomas, who rediscovered his voice— thomas, who rediscovered his otte— thomas, who rediscovered his otten o— thomas, who rediscovered his voice after a crippling stroke to eontennn— voice after a crippling stroke to condemn her— voice after a crippling stroke to condemn her for, quote , to condemn her for, quote, tttttng— to condemn her for, quote, tttttng ont— to condemn her for, quote, killing and then mourning thomas nntte— killing and then mourning thomas nntte nes— killing and then mourning thomas while he's still— killing and then mourning thomas while he's still alive and tgnonng— while he's still alive and tgnontng nts— while he's still alive and ignoring his deathbed plea in the ignoring his deathbed plea in tne toot,— ignoring his deathbed plea in the book, harry— ignoring his deathbed plea in the book, harry describes meghan as the book, harry describes meghan os nnounntng— the book, harry describes meghan as mourning the— the book, harry describes meghan as mourning the loss of her totnen. — as mourning the loss of her father. yeah— as mourning the loss of her father. yeah ,_ as mourning the loss of her father. yeah , i— as mourning the loss of her father. / as mourning the loss of her father. “»tittt father. yeah, i knew my way around grief and there was no mistaking it. this was pure gnet— mistaking it. this was pure gntet .— mistaking it. this was pure gntet . sne— mistaking it. this was pure grief . she was— t»g t this was pure grief. she was mourning the loss of grief. she was mourning the loss on nen— grief. she was mourning the loss on ten totten— grief. she was mourning the loss of her father. it— grief. she was mourning the loss of her father. it sounds as tnougn— of her father. it sounds as tnougn you-e— of her father. it sounds as though you're dead. / though you're dead. yeah, exootty. — though you're dead. yeah, exoetty. sne— though you're dead. yeah, exactly. she killed me and then

more injured me after a lengthy pefiod more injured me after a lengthy period away from the public eye, meghan recently made a convenient return to the spotlight just weeks before king charles's coronation. she signed to a new hollywood— »t»t she signed to a new hollywood talent »zt»t she signed to a new hollywood talent agency poostet— to a new hollywood talent agency toostet o— to a new hollywood talent agency boasted a bold— to a new hollywood talent agency boasted a bold new— to a new hollywood talent agency boasted a bold new look and enioyet— boasted a bold new look and enioyet o— boasted a bold new look and enjoyed a public— boasted a bold new look and enjoyed a public date night, eonptete— enjoyed a public date night, complete with— enjoyed a public date night, complete with a— enjoyed a public date night, complete with a cringe kiss. cam stunt— complete with a cringe kiss. cam stunt ot— complete with a cringe kiss. cam stunt ot tne— complete with a cringe kiss. cam stunt at the basketball hall. so, samantha,— stunt at the basketball hall. so, samantha, it's great to talk to you— so, samantha, it's great to talk to you tontgnt— so, samantha, it's great to talk to you tontgnt .— so, samantha, it's great to talk to you tonight . fresh off the to you tonight. fresh off the poet— to you tonight. fresh off the post on— to you tonight. fresh off the post on youn— to you tonight. fresh off the back of your very emotional tv . just— back of your very emotional tv reunion . just 24— back of your very emotional tv reunion . just 24 hours ago. but reunion. just 24 hours ago. but do reunion. just 24 hours ago. but to you— reunion. just 24 hours ago. but to you tntnt— reunion. just 24 hours ago. but do you think your— reunion. just 24 hours ago. but do you think your sister has engoget— do you think your sister has engoget tn— do you think your sister has engoget tn o— do you think your sister has engaged in a deliberate pr eonpotgn— engaged in a deliberate pr eonpotgn tn— engaged in a deliberate pr campaign in recent weeks to ovensnoton— campaign in recent weeks to overshadow the— campaign in recent weeks to overshadow the coronation and nnot— overshadow the coronation and nnot noutt— overshadow the coronation and what would be _ overshadow the coronation and what would be your message to her what would be your message to ten tontgnt— what would be your message to ten tontgnt e— what would be your message to her tonight ? well— what would be your message to her tonight ? well i can't speak her tonight? well i can't speak for her tonight? well i can't speak ton he.— her tonight? well i can't speak ton he. put— her tonight? well i can't speak for her, but yeah,— her tonight? well i can't speak for her, but yeah, it seems like , you— for her, but yeah, it seems like , you know,— for her, but yeah, it seems like , you know, o— for her, but yeah, it seems like , you know, o ttt— for her, but yeah, it seems like , you know, a pr opportunity in tose— , you know, a pr opportunity in otose pnootnntty— , you know, a pr opportunity in close proximity to— , you know, a pr opportunity in close proximity to the coronation _ close proximity to the coronation - close proximity to the coronation »gt» t»g close proximity to the - coronation i'm just going to close proximity to the _ coronation i'm just going to say , you know, she and harry are notorious for channelling diana

and wondered to myself, what would diana say at a time like this? i can't help but believe she would say , harry and meghan she would say, harry and meghan shush. just allow your father and queen camilla to be happy to and queen camilla to be happy to and enjoy this. and so , you and enjoy this. and so, you know, i think they just have to let go. our family certainly didn't want anything going on with family matters to upstage the coronation in fact, my father has extended his well—wishes and blessings moving forward. i think it's going to be an exciting time and it should be allowed to be so. harry and meghan, in my opinion, need to just step back, keep all the drama aside and be considerate , be unselfish, be considerate, be unselfish, be loving , be forgiving for loving, be forgiving for whatever you know you hold in the way of a grudge and just move forward . you know, this is move forward. you know, this is an incredibly historic and beautiful time . so and if you beautiful time. so and if you can't do that, well, don't know what to tell you and shame on

you. grow up, let go. you know, everybody says let harry and meghan live and let live. well, that works. both ways. so indeed. because do it. because the thing indeed. because do it. because tne tntng ton— indeed. because do it. because the thing for me,— 3: t »3»zt» t because the thing for me, samantha , is the thing for me, samantha, is i know— the thing for me, samantha, is i know non— the thing for me, samantha, is i know how meghan— the thing for me, samantha, is i know how meghan operates. it's veny— know how meghan operates. it's veny otvtous. — know how meghan operates. it's very obvious. it's— know how meghan operates. it's very obvious. it's very transparent- very obvious. it's very transparent .- very obvious. it's very transparent . she went away for transparent. she went away for nontns— transparent. she went away for nontns ont— transparent. she went away for months and months and months. she months and months and months. sne eoutt— months and months and months. she could have— months and months and months. she could have delayed her re—emergence_ she could have delayed her re—emergence into the public eye untit— re—emergence into the public eye unttt otte— re—emergence into the public eye until after the— re—emergence into the public eye until after the coronation but sne— until after the coronation but she purposefully has decided to do she purposefully has decided to to tnese— she purposefully has decided to do these string— she purposefully has decided to do these string of— she purposefully has decided to do these string of announcements . nnot— do these string of announcements . nnot to— do these string of announcements . nnot to you— do these string of announcements . what do you think— do these string of announcements . what do you think is driving youn— . what do you think is driving youn siste— . what do you think is driving your sister at— . what do you think is driving your sister at the— . what do you think is driving your sister at the moment? is sne— your sister at the moment? is sne ieotous— your sister at the moment? is she jealous that— your sister at the moment? is she jealous that she's not going to te— she jealous that she's not going to te pont— she jealous that she's not going to te pot on— she jealous that she's not going to be part of the— she jealous that she's not going to be part of the coronation or is to be part of the coronation or ts sne— to be part of the coronation or is she purposefully wanting to tunn— is she purposefully wanting to tunn tne— is she purposefully wanting to turn the focus— is she purposefully wanting to turn the focus onto her and away tnon — turn the focus onto her and away tnon cnontes— turn the focus onto her and away from charles and— turn the focus onto her and away from charles and camilla because of from charles and camilla because on nen— from charles and camilla because of her bitterness— from charles and camilla because of her bitterness over what went on nnen— of her bitterness over what went on nnen sne— of her bitterness over what went on when she was— of her bitterness over what went on when she was in— of her bitterness over what went on when she was in the royal tonttye— on when she was in the royal nonttye nett— on when she was in the royal family? well in— on when she was in the royal family? well in my opinion, tnot-s— family? well in my opinion, that's always— family? well in my opinion, that's always been the case. you— that's always been the case. you tnen— that's always been the case. you know. tt— that's always been the case. you know, it always- that's always been the case. you know, it always seemed to me whenever they didn't get their way, there was some public drama. there was. but let's go back and look at the fact that there were always plans

seemingly to go back to hollywood. there were deals being on the side while in being made on the side while in royal so, you know , i royal duty. and so, you know, i mean, it should have cut mean, i think it should have cut to the chase and done all of that a long time ago. she should have returned to hollywood a long time ago and saved everybody the grief, but especially now. you know, it's just, you know, good on her. if she thinks it's such a wonderful thing, i think it's a step down. i think it's a resignation opfion i think it's a resignation option because she knows she couldn't get her way and i think everybody now, i think the monarchy will thrive . i think monarchy will thrive. i think great britain will do wonderfully . and i just think wonderfully. and i just think it's karma, you know ? you know, it's karma, you know? you know, i think she failed at getting revenge. i don't think she got revenge. i don't think she got revenge. i don't think she got revenge. i think it reflected poorly on her. and she and harry need to wish them well. now and just move on. it's time to grow up. it really is. and i have to say,— up. it really is. and i have to say, samantha,— up. it really is. and i have to say, samantha, i— t. it really is. and i have to say, samantha, i found your tv

tne— say, samantha, i found your tv reunion. the markle reunion yestentoy.— reunion. the markle reunion yestentoy. veny— reunion. the markle reunion yesterday. very emotional, oetuotty— yesterday. very emotional, oetuotty. tt— yesterday. very emotional, actually. it really touched me to see— actually. it really touched me to see thomas— actually. it really touched me to see thomas speak like that. i nove— to see thomas speak like that. i nove otnoys— to see thomas speak like that. i have always thought thomas is a goot— have always thought thomas is a goot on— have always thought thomas is a goot nno— have always thought thomas is a good man who has— have always thought thomas is a good man who has been wronged by his good man who has been wronged by nts tougnten— good man who has been wronged by nts tougnten .— good man who has been wronged by his daughter , but— good man who has been wronged by his daughter , but he— good man who has been wronged by his daughter , but he was still his daughter, but he was still to pneponet— his daughter, but he was still to prepared offer— his daughter, but he was still to prepared offer this olive nontn— to prepared offer this olive tent to— to prepared offer this olive branch to harry, who's been so enet— branch to harry, who's been so euet opout— branch to harry, who's been so cruel about him _ branch to harry, who's been so cruel about him and to his tougnten— cruel about him and to his tougnten. tt— cruel about him and to his daughter. it was very clear he inst— daughter. it was very clear he iust nonts— daughter. it was very clear he iust nonts o— daughter. it was very clear he just wants a final— daughter. it was very clear he just wants a final reunion, a nnot— just wants a final reunion, a ttnot consen— just wants a final reunion, a final chance to— just wants a final reunion, a final chance to be able to speak in final chance to be able to speak tn peson — final chance to be able to speak tn peson so— final chance to be able to speak tn peson so tt— final chance to be able to speak in person. so it obviously tnooteost— in person. so it obviously broadcast nearly 24 hours ago nove you— broadcast nearly 24 hours ago nove you .— broadcast nearly 24 hours ago now. have you , as a family, now. have you, as a family, neont— now. have you, as a family, heard anything— now. have you, as a family, heard anything from meghan or nonnye— heard anything from meghan or nonnye nett— heard anything from meghan or nonnye nett, tn— heard anything from meghan or harry? well, i'm just going to say,— harry? well, i'm just going to soy, .— harry? well, i'm just going to soy, . tntnt— harry? well, i'm just going to soy, t tntnt o— harry? well, i'm just going to say, i think a lot— harry? well, i'm just going to say, i think a lot of the public misconstrued— say, i think a lot of the public misconstrued that as grovelling. tnts— misconstrued that as grovelling. tnts ts— misconstrued that as grovelling. this to non— misconstrued that as grovelling. this is how parents— misconstrued that as grovelling. this is how parents are.- misconstrued that as grovelling. this is how parents are. king charles is no different when you have rogue children , you know have rogue children, you know you love them, you want them to do the right thing and you're

always extending the olive branch. but that doesn't mean they don't have to be accountable. so what that special left out was, yes , he special left out was, yes, he would love to be able to speak to her and make things better. he's not responsible solely for fixing it. i think the burden is on her. the burden is on harry to make things right with the royal family, with our family . royal family, with our family. and so that being said, there wasn't enough said in that broadcast in this special that my father wanted to say. but the burden is on her to apologise to change. she always said , be the change. she always said, be the change. she always said, be the change you want to see in the world. well, talk is cheap. do it. be the change you want to see in the world. and that means being accountable . all so you being accountable. all so you know, i think my i think my father and king charles both feel that way. and sadly , you feel that way. and sadly, you know, they can wear brave faces, but it's always hurtful . but the but it's always hurtful. but the burden now is on harry and meghan to change and to apologise , and that's my apologise, and that's my

opinion. have they been in touch ? oh, of course not. of course not. .— ? oh, of course not. of course not. . guess— ? oh, of course not. of course not. t guess ne— ? oh, of course not. of course not. i guess we can- 7’ oh, of course not. q" i»zt» i guess we can always hold not. i guess we can always hold out nope— not. i guess we can always hold out nope tnot— not. i guess we can always hold out hope that maybe— i guess we can always hold out hope that maybe they would see out hope that maybe they would tt— out hope that maybe they would tt ont— out hope that maybe they would see it and would— out hope that maybe they would see it and would change, because to nne— see it and would change, because to tne— see it and would change, because to me, the markle— see it and would change, because to me, the markle family came tte— to me, the markle family came ttte o— to me, the markle family came across like a good— to me, the markle family came across like a good and honest tontty— across like a good and honest tontty. a— across like a good and honest family. a family— across like a good and honest family. a family that they snoutt— family. a family that they should want— family. a family that they should want to be a part of. but toot,— should want to be a part of. but toot, sonn— should want to be a part of. but toot, son, .— should want to be a part of. but look, sam, i just— should want to be a part of. but look, sam, i just i'm sorry. you 90-— look, sam, i just i'm sorry. you go. neon. — look, sam, i just i'm sorry. you go. yeah. here's— look, sam, i just i'm sorry. you go. yeah. here's the- look, sam, i just i'm sorry. you go. yeah. »ti3»ti go. yeah. here's the caveat, though. if they do , do it has to though. if they do, do it has to be sincere . can't be a photo be sincere. can't be a photo opportunity or a pr stunt . you opportunity or a pr stunt. you know, it's good for them and it's good for everyone. everyone around them. it's got to be a win win. they have to do it for themselves, too, for the children, for the royal family, for our family, for the world. be the change you want to see in the world. and sam , i couldn't the world. and sam, i couldn't ognee— the world. and sam, i couldn't agree more, sam.— the world. and sam, i couldn't agree more, sam. i— 3 and sam, i couldn't agree more, sam. i just wanted to ston— agree more, sam. i just wanted to snow you— agree more, sam. i just wanted to show you this— agree more, sam. i just wanted to show you this pr stunt from tost— to show you this pr stunt from tost neet— to show you this pr stunt from tost neet ot— to show you this pr stunt from last week at the— to show you this pr stunt from last week at the basketball nnene— last week at the basketball nnene youn— last week at the basketball where your sister sees seemed to tunn— where your sister sees seemed to

tunn onoy— where your sister sees seemed to tunn onoy tnon — where your sister sees seemed to turn away from harry when he tnes— turn away from harry when he tntes to— turn away from harry when he tntes to go— turn away from harry when he tntes to go ton— turn away from harry when he tries to go for in— turn away from harry when he tries to go for in a— turn away from harry when he tries to go for in a kiss. what ttt— tries to go for in a kiss. what ttt you— tries to go for in a kiss. what ttt you note— tries to go for in a kiss. what did you make of— tries to go for in a kiss. what did you make of this moment, sonontno— did you make of this moment, sonontno e— did you make of this moment, samantha ? the— did you make of this moment, samantha ? the oh, wow . bottle samantha? the oh, wow. well, i think— samantha? the oh, wow. well, i think ony— samantha? the oh, wow. well, i think ony tony— samantha? the oh, wow. well, i think any body language expert, anybody would would it's so different. and so inconsistent with her character because previously in all photographs , previously in all photographs, she was, you know, pining over him, putting her hands all over him, putting her hands all over him, grabbing his hand, grabbing his back . so what's up with this his back. so what's up with this ? is this a symbol of separation? is this this is different. this is seemingly a statement on her part that she's not all that touchy feely right now for him. and it's kind of sad. so maybe that's telling the rest of the world, all of us, that they are at an impasse and maybe they're making decisions to part. they have to work that out. but in the meantime, they have to work out how they treat

everybody around them, not only for the past, but moving forward. and so hopefully , maybe forward. and so hopefully, maybe counselling intervention could help kind of change. yeah, good point, help kind of change. yeah, good point teuse— help kind of change. yeah, good point, because it— help kind of change. yeah, good point, because it really- point, because it really tntenests— point, because it really interests me.- point, because it really interests me. i'll play you the tip— interests me. i'll play you the tip ont— interests me. i'll play you the ettp ont you— interests me. i'll play you the clip and you can— interests me. i'll play you the clip and you can react off the poet.— clip and you can react off the poet. nut— clip and you can react off the back. but gayle— clip and you can react off the back. but gayle king, who is, you— back. but gayle king, who is, you know,— back. but gayle king, who is, you know, their— back. but gayle king, who is, you know, their bff and the anneneon— you know, their bff and the american media— you know, their bff and the american media has been forced tne— american media has been forced tne post— american media has been forced over the past week— american media has been forced over the past week to speak pupttety— over the past week to speak pupttety ont— over the past week to speak publicly and actually deny that tnene-s— publicly and actually deny that tnene-s ony— publicly and actually deny that there's any issues— publicly and actually deny that there's any issues in harry and negnon-s— there's any issues in harry and meghan's relationship. have a note— meghan's relationship. have a noten ot— meghan's relationship. have a watch of this. _ meghan's relationship. have a watch of this. samantha yeah, i tntnt— watch of this. samantha yeah, i tntnt tnot— watch of this. samantha yeah, i think that meghan and harry are ttvtng— think that meghan and harry are ttvtng tnen— think that meghan and harry are living their truth— think that meghan and harry are living their truth and i think not— living their truth and i think no tney— living their truth and i think that they will— living their truth and i think that they will make the best teetstons— that they will make the best decisions for— that they will make the best decisions for themselves. toot-s— decisions for themselves. toot-snoot— decisions for themselves. that's what i— decisions for themselves. that's what i think,- decisions for themselves. that's what i think, right? right. i think they're very solid they're solid and solid and they're very solid and they will make they don't consult me about their own, about decisions. they make their own decisions. and far own decisions. and so far they're doing what works and what's for them. so gayle what's best for them. so gayle king says what's best for them. so gayle ntng soys tney— what's best for them. so gayle king says they are— what's best for them. so gayle king says they are solid- so gayle king says they are solid . ' 3 king says they are solid. and put— king says they are solid. and put nee— king says they are solid. and put you— king says they are solid. and but were you surprised that she would feel she had to say that at all if everything was okay?

okay. well i mean, that was ridiculous because in the same breath, she also said they don't consult with me about their decision. so consult with me about their decision . so what gayle king was decision. so what gayle king was neotty— decision. so what gayle king was neotty soytng— decision. so what gayle king was neotty soytng nos— decision. so what gayle king was really saying was, i— »3»zti »zt»t so what gayle king was really saying was, i have no tteo— really saying was, i have no tteo. so— really saying was, i have no tteo. so sne— really saying was, i have no idea. so she shouldn't have said onytntng.— idea. so she shouldn't have said onytntng. vou— idea. so she shouldn't have said anything. you know , i think that anything. you know, i think that inst— anything. you know, i think that was just diplomatic fluff. in otnen— was just diplomatic fluff. in other words,— was just diplomatic fluff. in other words, it— was just diplomatic fluff. in other words, it meant nothing. it other words, it meant nothing. tt nos— other words, it meant nothing. it was interesting— other words, it meant nothing. it was interesting , wasn't it, it was interesting, wasn't it, nnen— it was interesting, wasn't it, nnen sne— it was interesting, wasn't it, when she said— it was interesting, wasn't it, when she said speaking, they tnen— when she said speaking, they tnetntnutn. — when she said speaking, they their truth. i— when she said speaking, they their truth. �*" t»: their truth. i always find this so fascinating, samantha, like , so fascinating, samantha, like, what does that even mean when they don't have their truth out? there is the truth and i think we saw again last night, for example, they have told lie after lie about the markle family. so what does their truth mean? that they live in a world where lies are acceptable ? where lies are acceptable? that's the world now, dan, it's tne— that's the world now, dan, it's tne note— that's the world now, dan, it's the woke world. _ that's the world now, dan, it's the woke world. everybody is. nutt— the woke world. everybody is. nutn ts— the woke world. everybody is. truth is their— the woke world. everybody is. truth is their truth . their truth is their truth. their peneeptton— truth is their truth. their peneeptton .— truth is their truth. their perception . you know, dylan perception. you know, dylan nutvoney— perception. you know, dylan nutvoney .— perception. you know, dylan mulvaney , the— perception. you know, dylan mulvaney , the whole biological mulvaney, the whole biological tntng— mulvaney, the whole biological tntng .— mulvaney, the whole biological tntng . tet-s— mulvaney, the whole biological thing . let's ignore science. thing. let's ignore science. tt-s— thing. let's ignore science.

us my— thing. let's ignore science. tt-s nny tntn— thing. let's ignore science. it's my truth. let's get real. tnene-s— it's my truth. let's get real. tnene-s tne— it's my truth. let's get real. there's the truth. there's neottty. — there's the truth. there's reality. there's- there's the truth. there's reality. there's science. and you— reality. there's science. and you on— reality. there's science. and you te— reality. there's science. and you can be running whatever setpt— you can be running whatever setpt tn— you can be running whatever senpt tn youn— you can be running whatever script in your head you want if youne— script in your head you want if you-e note— script in your head you want if you-e note .— script in your head you want if you're woke . that— script in your head you want if you're woke . that doesn't mean you're woke. that doesn't mean it's you're woke. that doesn't mean its tne— you're woke. that doesn't mean its tne tnutn— you're woke. that doesn't mean its tne tnutn .— you're woke. that doesn't mean it's the truth . but— you're woke. that doesn't mean it's the truth . but fine. well, it's the truth. but fine. well, you— it's the truth. but fine. well, you know, — it's the truth. but fine. well, you know, we'll— it's the truth. but fine. well, you know, we'll defer to, okay, tnot-s— you know, we'll defer to, okay, tnot-s youn— you know, we'll defer to, okay, that's your truth— you know, we'll defer to, okay, that's your truth .— you know, we'll defer to, okay, that's your truth . but it's not that's your truth. but it's not tne— that's your truth. but it's not tne tnutn— that's your truth. but it's not tne tnutn tn— that's your truth. but it's not the truth in most— that's your truth. but it's not the truth in most cases. so tnot-s— the truth in most cases. so tnot-s tint— the truth in most cases. so that's kind of— the truth in most cases. so that's kind of funny. “»tittt t that's kind of funny. yeah, it is. that's kind of funny. yeah, it to ant— that's kind of funny. yeah, it is. and actually, samantha, finally, that was one thought that i was having , actually. do that i was having, actually. do you think one of the reasons that meghan backed away from the markle's and backed away from you in particular is because you share a different sorry, you don't share her worldview . do don't share her worldview. do you know, one of the reasons i think you're so great and i follow your comments all the time is that you're anti—woke like, you know, you don't sign up to all of her hard left madness. do you think she was potentially embarrassed of you and the family politically ? and the family politically? arnie no, no , no. i don't think arnie no, no, no. i don't think sne— arnie no, no, no. i don't think sne nos— arnie no, no, no. i don't think sne nos nont— arnie no, no, no. i don't think she has hard left— 3t»ti \»zt» i don't think she has hard left views. i think

not— she has hard left views. i think no ts— she has hard left views. i think that is posturing— she has hard left views. i think that is posturing because teuse— that is posturing because teuse .— that is posturing because because i doubt she would allow her because i doubt she would allow nen tits— because i doubt she would allow nen kits to— because i doubt she would allow nen kits to te— because i doubt she would allow her kids to be gender mutilated. i her kids to be gender mutilated. . toupt— her kids to be gender mutilated. . toutt very— her kids to be gender mutilated. i doubt very much— her kids to be gender mutilated. i doubt very much that you know, in i doubt very much that you know, tn otnen— i doubt very much that you know, in other words,— i doubt very much that you know, in other words, her— i doubt very much that you know, in other words, her whole life nos— in other words, her whole life nos teen— in other words, her whole life has been predicated on a life of pnvttege— has been predicated on a life of pntvttege tn— has been predicated on a life of privilege in our— has been predicated on a life of privilege in our family and nose— privilege in our family and those whom— privilege in our family and those whom she associated with ont— those whom she associated with ont ot— those whom she associated with and never at any— those whom she associated with and never at any time was there and never at any time was there a demonstration— and never at any time was there a demonstration of— and never at any time was there a demonstration of woke ideology and a demonstration of woke ideology ont nonotve— a demonstration of woke ideology and narrative. so— a demonstration of woke ideology and narrative. so it— a demonstration of woke ideology and narrative. so it seems to be and narrative. so it seems to be otnenty— and narrative. so it seems to be otnenty tntng,— and narrative. so it seems to be otnenty rnng, o— and narrative. so it seems to be a trendy thing, a bandwagon to jump— a trendy thing, a bandwagon to jump on— a trendy thing, a bandwagon to jump to— a trendy thing, a bandwagon to jump on, to garner false ottgnnnent— jump on, to garner false alignment or— jump on, to garner false alignment or to feel a sense of . .— alignment or to feel a sense of . ton-t— alignment or to feel a sense of ness. i don't think— alignment or to feel a sense of ness. i don't think it's sincere . noyte— ness. i don't think it's sincere . noype sne-tt— ness. i don't think it's sincere . maybe she'll grow out of it, you— . maybe she'll grow out of it, you know,— . maybe she'll grow out of it, you know, maybe— . maybe she'll grow out of it, you know, maybe she won't. but i pensonotty— you know, maybe she won't. but i pensonotty ton-t— you know, maybe she won't. but i personally don't see— you know, maybe she won't. but i personally don't see her as espousing— personally don't see her as espousing woke— personally don't see her as espousing woke ideology. it its ntetonte— espousing woke ideology. it its nnetonte. tt-s— espousing woke ideology. it its rhetoric. it's just— espousing woke ideology. it its rhetoric. it's just talk. seenntngty— rhetoric. it's just talk. seemingly uh, you know, you know , if seemingly uh, you know, you know , tt tn— seemingly uh, you know, you know , it re nong— seemingly uh, you know, you know , if i'm wrong, somebody please ttsognee— , if i'm wrong, somebody please ttsognee nttn— , if i'm wrong, somebody please disagree with me.— , if i'm wrong, somebody please disagree with me. but she hasn't tennonstnotet— disagree with me. but she hasn't demonstrated. _ disagree with me. but she hasn't demonstrated. / disagree with me. but she hasn't demonstrated . “413?" disagree with me. but she hasn't demonstrated . “»tittt demonstrated. yeah, well, that's the difference with our side of the difference with our side of the argument, isn't it, sam? we're prepared to have the

disagreements. they are not. but look, very powerful tonight, and i think i really hope she listens to you. you know, stop the pr stunts until next week. let this be about king charles. sam markle you know, i love your work. please pass on my good wishes to your father. our heart broke for him last night. and i know so many people and many millions of people in the uk feel the same . thank you for feel the same. thank you for having me. god bless. god bless ting— having me. god bless. god bless ttng cnontes— having me. god bless. god bless king charles and— t»g god bless. god bless king charles and queen camilla. and king charles and queen camilla. ant nett— king charles and queen camilla. and we'll move— king charles and queen camilla. and we'll move forward. excited otout— and we'll move forward. excited otout tne— and we'll move forward. excited about the coronation. thank you, pon— about the coronation. thank you, pon . — about the coronation. thank you, dan . absolutely.— about the coronation. thank you, dan. t»tigv about the coronation. thank you, dan . ' dan. absolutely. samantha markle , thank you so much. now coming up in uncanceled with cancer nurses walking out on patients for the very first time in the rcns pat cullen threatening strike action could become an annual event should frontline health care workers be banned from striking . former editor of from striking. former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie lviv live in the studio very soon. but next media buzz after but next in the media buzz after yet another scandal ridden weekend the snp , could humza weekend for the snp, could humza eustice's leadership eustice's former leadership rival be secretly rival kate forbes be secretly plotting to overthrow him? my

superstar panel thrashed this one out next. see you .

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commentator belinda de lucy. now it's been another weekend where the snp has been mired in scandal . in a shocking new scandal. in a shocking new development, the sunday mail has reported that money left to the party in wills is under investigation by police as part of operation branch for. the paper reveals that the bequest total £400,000 and are being examine ed alongside the whereabouts of more than £600,000 donated for a second independence referen adam and in yet more drama , the sunday yet more drama, the sunday telegraph has revealed that the uk's elections watchdog is poised to impose its own auditors to probe the snp's finances , with the party still finances, with the party still not having replaced the firm johnston carmichael, who resigned in september, this coincided with a bombshell story from the sunday times , which from the sunday times, which said that supporters of kate forbes are secretly plotting a shadow government to overthrow her leadership rival humza useless . now forbes took to useless. now forbes took to twitter to deny the coup, but as scottish separatism implode , scottish separatism implode, nodes around the current first minister does she desperately

need to relaunch her leadership bid? i mean, carole malone this is just a torrent, a tsunami of scandal on a weekly basis . i scandal on a weekly basis. i would ask where the rest of the msm is covering this story. firstly, because this was the tory party. if this was another ruling party, they would be all over it. but at the end of the day, carol, useless is not going to last , is day, carol, useless is not going to last, is he? i mean, at this stage it's the snp even going to survive. he's way out of his teptn— survive. he's way out of his teptn ont— survive. he's way out of his teptn ont you— 3a he's way out of his depth and you know, i mean, i nope— depth and you know, i mean, i nope to— depth and you know, i mean, i nope to oot— depth and you know, i mean, i hope to god maureen forbes is putting— hope to god maureen forbes is putttng togetnen— hope to god maureen forbes is putting together a shadow govennnnent— putting together a shadow. government _ next government before the next eteetton. — government before the next election. _she- government before the next election.-she is,- government before the next election. she is, because election. i hope she is, because tney— election. i hope she is, because tney-enottenge— election. i hope she is, because they challenge him. the rule they can challenge him. the rule toot— they can challenge him. the rule toot-tne— they can challenge him. the rule tootltne sne— they can challenge him. the rule book-the snp rule— they can challenge him. the rule book the snp rule book says book of the snp rule book says he book of the snp rule book says ne-te— book of the snp rule book says he-be challenged.- book of the snp rule book says he be challenged. why are he can be challenged. why are you— he can be challenged. why are you tougntng— he can be challenged. why are you laughing him? t you laughing at him? so it was tote.— you laughing at him? so it was note. not— you laughing at him? so it was kate, not maureen. so do- you laughing at him? t ma. 3»ti»tit so do you kate, not maureen. so do you know who maureen- kate, not maureen. so do you know who maureen is?- ma. 3»ti»tit so do you know who maureen is? i kate, not maureen. so do you. know who maureen is?-i tell know who maureen is? can i tell you— know who maureen is? can i tell you-nouneen— know who maureen is? can i tell you-maureen is? - know who maureen is? can i tell you maureen is? you who maureen is? she is my cousin who lives in scotland. if you're watching. maureen. sonny— if you're watching. maureen. sonny .— if you're watching. maureen. sonny t rust— if you're watching. maureen. sorry i just namechecked you stotetoont— skateboard. kate forbes right. nunee— skateboard. kate forbes right. maureen-cousin.- skateboard. kate forbes right. maureen cousin. my i maureen my cousin. my god, i noven-t— maureen my cousin. my god, i noven-t-ne— maureen my cousin. my god, i haven't-her.years- haven't seen her for years onynoy. — haven't seen her for years onynoy. ves— haven't seen her for years anyway. yes, yes. and i do. i mean, he's not,— anyway. yes, yes. and i do. i mean, he's not, he's not meant

for mean, he's not, he's not meant ton tnts. — mean, he's not, he's not meant ton tnts. tnts— mean, he's not, he's not meant for this. this the— mean, he's not, he's not meant for this. this the stuff is sntnttng— for this. this the stuff is swirling around him. the questions— swirling around him. the questions are— swirling around him. the questions are being asked. what did-know— questions are being asked. what did-know-the- questions are being asked. what did know the missing did he know about the missing tuntse— did he know about the missing tuntse-ne— did he know about the missing funds?-he know— did he know about the missing funds? he know about the funds? did he know about the tnot— funds? did he know about the mess that the— funds? did he know about the mess that the finance whiz were in mess that the finance whiz were tn-tt-s— mess that the finance whiz were tn-tt-s teen— mess that the finance whiz were in it's been revealed? in before it's been revealed? it is in before it's been revealed? it ts—to— in before it's been revealed? it ts—to-tnot- in before it's been revealed? it is_to-that that| is astonishing to me that that the is astonishing to me that that tne-nove— is astonishing to me that that tne-nove got— is astonishing to me that that the have got away with this the snp have got away with this so tong. — the snp have got away with this so tong. vou— the snp have got away with this so long. you know,— the snp have got away with this so long. you know, they can't get— so long. you know, they can't get on— so long. you know, they can't get an auditor— so long. you know, they can't get an auditor now to come in teuse— get an auditor now to come in teuse tt— get an auditor now to come in because if they— get an auditor now to come in because if they don't have a tutt— because if they don't have a nut set— because if they don't have a nut set on— because if they don't have a full set of accounts by the end of full set of accounts by the end on may,— full set of accounts by the end on mon tney— full set of accounts by the end of may, they lose— full set of accounts by the end of may, they lose 1.2 million. rust— of may, they lose 1.2 million. rust tnogtne— of may, they lose 1.2 million. rust tnogtne tt— of may, they lose 1.2 million. just imagine if this— of may, they lose 1.2 million. just imagine if this was- just imagine if this was a conservative party. oh yes, can you tnnogtnee — conservative party. oh yes, can you imagine? but— conservative party. oh yes, can you imagine? but they can't get an auditor because it's a poisoned chalice. who's going to take snp finances on? and take the snp finances on? and the fact this party, that the fact that this party, that 400 of donations, given 400 grand of donations, given to given people in their given to them by people in their wills gone missing. i mean, wills has gone missing. i mean, this stinks to high heaven and it's now £1 million missing. million missing. it's useless. didn't know about it. he should have known about it. by the way, he says have known about it. by the way, ne soys ne— have known about it. by the way, he says he doesn't.— have known about it. by the way, he says he doesn't. he— t by the way, he says he doesn't. he said he tttn-t— he says he doesn't. he said he tttn-t know,— he says he doesn't. he said he didn't know, but— he says he doesn't. he said he didn't know, but he should have tone.— didn't know, but he should have done. benjamin— didn't know, but he should have done. benjamin butterworth. kate tonnes— done. benjamin butterworth. kate tonnes ts— done. benjamin butterworth. kate tonnes ts sne— done. benjamin butterworth. kate forbes is she the— done. benjamin butterworth. kate forbes is she the sole hope now of forbes is she the sole hope now on nevtvtng— forbes is she the sole hope now of reviving the— forbes is she the sole hope now of reviving the snp's fortunes? nett— of reviving the snp's fortunes? vnett tn— of reviving the snp's fortunes? well in terms— of reviving the snp's fortunes? well in terms of—

of reviving the snp's fortunes? well in terms of many of her views— well in terms of many of her views , probably— well in terms of many of her views , probably just about every views, probably just about every ot— views, probably just about every ot nen— views, probably just about every one of her views.— views, probably just about every one of her views. _ views, probably just about every one of her views. i— views, probably just about every one of her views. »3 one of her views. i think she'd be a tragedy if she were first minister of scotland. it would be a disaster. but i think when it comes because i think she's wrong independence and wrong about independence and i think wrong think she's wrong about economics, she's wrong economics, i think she's wrong about gay about social issues like gay marriage. i think she's wrong about christianity. she's wrong about christianity. she's wrong about everything. about just about everything. there's little matter that she there's a little matter that she nos—neopte-s- was the scottish people's cnotee. — was the scottish people'si choice. _hang was the scottish people's- choice. _hang on. choice. well, well, hang on. i mean, i would say mean, she was what i would say is that we don't know what happened. and all of these questions, out questions, i would point out that ask humza that you can ask of humza yousaf. you can also ask of kate forbes . she the finance forbes. she was the finance minister. second in minister. she was second in charge sturgeon erg, i charge in nicola sturgeon erg, i guess she would say she was the finance minister scotland . finance minister of scotland. she involved in the snp's she wasn't involved in the snp's ttnonee. — she wasn't involved in the snp's ttnonee. on.— she wasn't involved in the snp's ttnonee. on. .— she wasn't involved in the snp's finance. oh, i get— she wasn't involved in the snp's finance. cjt »g»tit finance. oh, i get that. but my point is that these were in the tiny inner circle of people in charge nicola sturgeon's charge of nicola sturgeon's government and so i think it's valid to, you know, if she wants to and say these questions to try and say these questions can't be asked of her, i think that would be a very dubious claim, although it's increasingly like the claim, although it's increwasgly like the claim, although it's increwas run like the claim, although it's increwas run as like the

claim, although it's increwas run as some ke the claim, although it's increwas run as some sortie claim, although it's increwas run as some sort of snp was run as some sort of dictatorship. i it's like a dictatorship. i it's like from a nnnoe— dictatorship. i it's like from a .— dictatorship. i it's like from a . onn— dictatorship. i it's like from a movie i am so— dictatorship. i it's like from a movie i am so blown- »3 t i it's like from a movie i am so blown away by the toot— movie i am so blown away by the toot tnts— movie i am so blown away by the toot tnts tsn-t— movie i am so blown away by the fact this isn't top— movie i am so blown away by the fact this isn't top stories. i tnen— fact this isn't top stories. i know across— fact this isn't top stories. i know across the— fact this isn't top stories. i know across the country it's barely mentioned the british barely mentioned on the british bashing corporation. it's barely nnenttonet— bashing corporation. it's barely mentioned-news- bashing corporation. it's barely mentioned - news .- bashing corporation. it's barely mentioned - news. it's. mentioned on sky news. it's tonety—nv- mentioned on sky news. it's. barely—itv news. barely mentioned on itv news. oh, barely mentioned on itv news. on, out— barely mentioned on itv news. on, but guess— barely mentioned on itv news. oh, but guess what? they led on tons— oh, but guess what? they led on tons tonnson— oh, but guess what? they led on boris johnson and— oh, but guess what? they led on boris johnson and cake every boris johnson and a cake every day— boris johnson and a cake every toy ton— boris johnson and a cake every toy ton otout— boris johnson and a cake every day for about four— boris johnson and a cake every day for about four months. well, ot— day for about four months. well, ot tne— day for about four months. well, one of the reasons— day for about four months. well, one of the reasons i think that seottont— one of the reasons i think that seottontltn— one of the reasons i think that scotland-in such— one of the reasons i think that scotland in such trouble scotland is in such trouble potttteotty— scotland is in such trouble politically _the l scotland is in such trouble politically the snp politically now with the snp tnnptottng— politically now with the snp imploding-that- politically now with the snp imploding that it's been imploding is that it's been a pony— imploding is that it's been a one party nation— imploding is that it's been a one party nation for so many yeons— one party nation for so many yeons nttn— one party nation for so many years with barely— one party nation for so many years with barely no opposition nnotsoeven— years with barely no opposition nnotsoeven .— years with barely no opposition whatsoever , no _ years with barely no opposition whatsoever , no one scrutinising whatsoever, no one scrutinising tnen— whatsoever, no one scrutinising gem, no— whatsoever, no one scrutinising them, no opposition party notttng— them, no opposition party holding them— them, no opposition party holding them to account firmly ont— holding them to account firmly ont stnongty. — holding them to account firmly and strongly. and— holding them to account firmly and strongly. t»: holding them to account firmly and strongly. ' t»: holding them to account firmly and strongly. t»: tt»: and strongly. and then you had the media, bbc sky , the top the media, bbc sky, the top papers giving her a free pass, giving the party a free pass. and look at what we've got. this is and look at what we've got. this ts nny— and look at what we've got. this ts nny tnene— and look at what we've got. this is why there needs— and look at what we've got. this is why there needs to be a much stnongen— is why there needs to be a much stnongen tney— is why there needs to be a much stronger they treated her. i tnts— stronger they treated her. i mean, this is— stronger they treated her. i mean, this is what- stronger they treated her. i mean, this is what i- stronger they treated her. i mean, this is what i find so hilarious right on this show. for have been calling for years i have been calling out this woman for being scheming and you've been spot on.and scheming and you've been spot on. and was actually treated on. and she was actually treated like she it was like a queen. like she it was almost like she wasn't an

elected prime minister, an elected prime minister, an elected first minister. we had a year a couple elected first minister. we had a yeon o eoupte ot— elected first minister. we had a year a couple of weeks- t: it: it we had a year a couple of weeks ago where stungeon— year a couple of weeks ago where sturgeon actually— year a couple of weeks ago where sturgeon actually made it clear sne— sturgeon actually made it clear sne tttn-t— sturgeon actually made it clear she didn't want— sturgeon actually made it clear she didn't want to _ sturgeon actually made it clear she didn't want to appoint an outtton— she didn't want to appoint an outtton. sne— she didn't want to appoint an auditor. she she— she didn't want to appoint an auditor. she she made it clear sne— auditor. she she made it clear sne tott— auditor. she she made it clear sne tott nen— auditor. she she made it clear she told her members, it's not rust— she told her members, it's not iust tet-s— she told her members, it's not rust tet-s not— she told her members, it's not just let's not talk— she told her members, it's not just let's not talk about go tnene— just let's not talk about go tnene ont— just let's not talk about go there and you— just let's not talk about go there and you have to ask younsett— there and you have to ask younsett nny. — there and you have to ask yourself why. i— there and you have to ask yourself why. i mean, it design tnts— yourself why. i mean, it design tnts ts— yourself why. i mean, it design tnts ts nnot— yourself why. i mean, it design this is what i— yourself why. i mean, it design this is what i think is incredible. - this is what i think is incredible. cj�*" i»zt» this is what i think is- incredible. of course i think they have a moral duty to indeed need to know that. but this idea not— need to know that. but this idea to tote— need to know that. but this idea that kate forbes— need to know that. but this idea that kate forbes should- 3 but this idea that kate forbes should come in, toot,— that kate forbes should come in, toot, snt— that kate forbes should come in, look, snp members voted it was a tegtttnnote— look, snp members voted it was a legitimate democratic vote and nunzo— legitimate democratic vote and nunzo vousot— legitimate democratic vote and humza yousaf hang on one you set— humza yousaf hang on one you sott nts— humza yousaf hang on one you sott nts ntgnt— humza yousaf hang on one you said his right first— humza yousaf hang on one you said his right first minister. it said his right first minister. tt nos— said his right first minister. tt tne— said his right first minister. it was the snp— said his right first minister. it was the snp party's- said his right first minister. it was the snp party's vote. it was not and was also. that's the same was not and was also. that's the noy— was not and was also. that's the noy ttsnt — was not and was also. that's the same way rishi sunak_ was not and was also. that's the same way rishi sunak is- 3 that's the same way rishi sunak is set up. it same way rishi sunak is set up. tt nos— same way rishi sunak is set up. tt spot— same way rishi sunak is set up. tt spet up.— same way rishi sunak is set up. it was sped up. here's— same way rishi sunak is set up. it was sped up. here's the- same way rishi sunak is set up. it was sped up. here's the key point. it was sped up, compared to previous votes. now why did they speed it up? they knew that there was a police investigation going on, something useless was the continuity candidate . what the continuity candidate. what did they think that we have to potentially hurry up this election in order to avoid any

allegations lines emerging. so i think much more will come of this. but look, finally, former us president donald trump touched down in aberdeen earlier today in his first trip back to the since his official state the uk since his official state visit 2019. but unlike his visit in 2019. but unlike his successor, joe biden, who successor, dodi joe biden, who visibly shunned uk on his visibly shunned the uk on his trip to northern ireland, trump enthusiasts quickly embraced his uk roots. mr president, how do you feel to be back in scotland the whole . the whole. mr mr president, see, the whole. mr president, see, tnot-s— the whole. mr president, see, tnot-s non— the whole. mr president, see, tnot-s non you— the whole. mr president, see, that's how you treat- mr president, see, that's how you treat your host, roe. — that's how you treat your host, roe. tnts— that's how you treat your host, joe. this comes— that's how you treat your host, joe. this comes after- that's how you treat your host, joe. t �*ttt joe. this comes after the white house correspondents dinner, where biden desperately tried to brush off claims that he's too old to lead by making possibly. and this was definitely written for him. the weirdest comparison even for him. the weirdest comparison ever, you might think. i for him. the weirdest comparison ever, you might think . i don't ever, you might think. i don't like rupert murdoch- ever, you might think. i don't like rupert murdoch .- »gt i don't like rupert murdoch . that's like rupert murdoch. that's

stnnpty— like rupert murdoch. that's stnpty not— like rupert murdoch. that's simply not true— like rupert murdoch. that's simply not true . how could i simply not true. how could i rust— simply not true. how could i iust tte— simply not true. how could i rust ttte o— simply not true. how could i rust tne o guy— simply not true. how could i just like a guy who makes me toot— just like a guy who makes me toot nte— just like a guy who makes me look like harry— just like a guy who makes me look like harry styles ? i i'd look like harry styles? i i'd say— look like harry styles? i i'd soy to— look like harry styles? i i'd soy to ion— look like harry styles? i i'd say to john carmen is a bit more accurate. biden— say to john carmen is a bit more accurate. biden but— say to john carmen is a bit more accurate. 3 t accurate. biden but you see benjamin butterworth, carole malone do stand by because coming up after the guardian is forced to apologise over an anti—semitic cartoon of ex—bbc chairman richard sharp , should chairman richard sharp, should the artist and the paper's editor resign? while a member of my superstar panel thinks they should quit in shame ? shame. and should quit in shame? shame. and that will be revealed as we decide. tonight's greatest britain and union jackass. but first, uncanceled , as the first, in uncanceled, as the royal college of nursing warns their strike could last their strike action could last years , and we see cancer nurses years, and we see cancer nurses walking out on patients for the first time, should the government crack down on these dangerous union barons? kelvin mackenzie live in the studio . mackenzie live in the studio. we're back in just two minutes time. so don't go anywhere .

time now for our cancer. and this is where britain's top commentator actors speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. and for the first time in history today, cancer nurses officially tools and, officially downed tools and, quote, disrespectful strike in a row over pay that has threatened to last years. members of the royal college of nursing and more than 100 nhs trusts are carrying out a 28 hour walkout that ends midnight tomorrow. that ends at midnight tomorrow. health warn the third health leaders warn the third nhs strike in months will nhs strike in six months will have very significant impact have a very significant impact on patients and fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie doesn't disagree. writing earlier today, the only reason nurses aren't banned from striking with the military and police is that nobody ever thought they would be heartless abandon the be so heartless to abandon the sick dying in acas and sick and dying in acas and cancer wards. so mackenzie, we really now surely have to look

at banning this sort of action because people are going to die here right ? so there's been because people are going to die here right? so there's been an even more serious— t»zt3»ti 3 »gt7 so there's been an even more serious development tontgnt— even more serious development tontgnt tn— even more serious development tonight in which— even more serious development tonight in which the manager of cotenesten— tonight in which the manager of colchester hospital in essex nove— colchester hospital in essex have revealed— colchester hospital in essex have revealed that they knew not— have revealed that they knew no tne— have revealed that they knew no tne tcu — have revealed that they knew that the icu was— have revealed that they knew that the icu was going to be neotty— that the icu was going to be neotty stont— that the icu was going to be really short of— that the icu was going to be really short of staff. so they went— really short of staff. so they went to— really short of staff. so they went to tne— really short of staff. so they went to the rcn, who had pnonntset— went to the rcn, who had pnontset ne— went to the rcn, who had promised we will allow a certain nute— promised we will allow a certain nute ot— promised we will allow a certain number of nurses— promised we will allow a certain number of nurses to come in and tney— number of nurses to come in and tney ogneet— number of nurses to come in and tney ogneet o— number of nurses to come in and they agreed a certain number noutt— they agreed a certain number noutt sone— they agreed a certain number would come in— they agreed a certain number would come in and they named tnenn — would come in and they named tnenn onoy,— would come in and they named tnenn onoy, tne— would come in and they named them okay, the management then call them okay, the management then eott up— them okay, the management then eott up tne— them okay, the management then call up the nurses— them okay, the management then call up the nurses today saying yestentoy,— call up the nurses today saying yestentoy, ane — call up the nurses today saying yesterday, are you— call up the nurses today saying yesterday, are you coming? ' 3»ti yesterday, are you coming? are you conning— yesterday, are you coming? are you conning tnt— yesterday, are you coming? are you coming in? and— yesterday, are you coming? are you coming in? and they refuse to come in. so all this old nonsense that you read from the rcn . oh, take my word, nobody rcn. oh, take my word, nobody will suffer. completely untrue because i see you with massive undermanned and they weren't allowed the number of really sick patients that should have beenin sick patients that should have been in there only one patient got in. so all this old nonsense about the rcn. oh you can rely on us when push comes to shove, our members will turn out and they will fight to save the

people they really care about. the patients. absolute cobblers, absolute. truly the patients. absolute cobblers, absolute . truly shocking. and absolute. truly shocking. and i guess— absolute. truly shocking. and i guess ne— absolute. truly shocking. and i guess we ton-t— absolute. truly shocking. and i guess we don't know- truly shocking. and i guess we don't know why. we ton-t— guess we don't know why. we ton-t tnon— guess we don't know why. we don't know if— guess we don't know why. we don't know if it— guess we don't know why. we don't know if it was a moral vssue— don't know if it was a moral on tt— don't know if it was a moral issue or if they— don't know if it was a moral issue or if they were just enroytng— issue or if they were just enjoying their- issue or if they were just enjoying their bank holiday montoy— enjoying their bank holiday monday couldn't be arsed. wit; monday couldn't be arsed. we ton-t— monday couldn't be arsed. we ton-t nuon.— monday couldn't be arsed. we ton-t tnon. .— monday couldn't be arsed. we don't know. i totally- monday couldn't be arsed. we don't know. i totally agree. but whatever it was, there was an but whatever it was, there was on ogneennent— but whatever it was, there was an agreement between the nnonogennent— an agreement between the management of that hospital and the management of that hospital and tne toyot— management of that hospital and the royal college— management of that hospital and the royal college of nursing and that agreement— the royal college of nursing and that agreement did not work nett— that agreement did not work nett. ts— that agreement did not work nett. ts tt— that agreement did not work well. is it one— that agreement did not work well. is it one of— that agreement did not work well. is it one of the shocking tntngs— well. is it one of the shocking tntngs neve— well. is it one of the shocking things here that— well. is it one of the shocking things here that the rcn, which is things here that the rcn, which ts o— things here that the rcn, which ts o nont— things here that the rcn, which is a hard left— things here that the rcn, which is a hard left marxist union, nos— is a hard left marxist union, nos oetuotty— is a hard left marxist union, has actually lost— is a hard left marxist union, has actually lost control of its este— has actually lost control of its members_course,| has actually lost control of itsi members—course, it members because, of course, it neeonnnnenett— members because, of course, it recommended that— members because, of course, it recommended that its members oeeept— recommended that its members oeeept-poy— recommended that its members oeeept-poy teot— recommended that its members oeeept-poy teot. - recommended that its members accept pay deal. t»tt recommended that its members accept pay deal. tit accept the pay deal. then they tntet— accept the pay deal. then they tried illegal tried to launch an illegal strike. barclay actually strike. steve barclay actually had to go and get a court to stop it. so the rcn , regardless stop it. so the rcn, regardless of how pat cullen wants to appear as some sort of mary nightingale, they have lost control of, of their members and their members have bought into their members have bought into the rhetoric and now want this to continue in perpetuity. motty right. so that's the next neon.— motty right. so that's the next issue. yeah. does— motty right. so that's the next issue. yeah. does the- motty right. so that's the next issue. “»titt i 3i.t issue. yeah. does the rcn's actions and leadership actually

represent their their workforce 7 represent their their workforce ? my sense is that literally if they offered them a couple of hafibos they offered them a couple of haribos now , they, they, they haribos now, they, they, they would end it all. the rcn have tunnet— would end it all. the rcn have tunnet out— would end it all. the rcn have tunnet out to— would end it all. the rcn have turned out to be— 3 »ti 3 t the rcn have turned out to be completely out of turned out to be completely out on tnen— turned out to be completely out on tnetn teptn. — turned out to be completely out of their depth. don't know the teettng— of their depth. don't know the teettng ot— of their depth. don't know the feeling of their— of their depth. don't know the feeling of their own members and oetuotty— feeling of their own members and oetuotty ton-t— feeling of their own members and actually don't know— feeling of their own members and actually don't know what the teot— actually don't know what the teot ts— actually don't know what the teot ts to — actually don't know what the teot ts to get— actually don't know what the deal is to get everybody back to non. — deal is to get everybody back to non. .tnot— deal is to get everybody back to work. .that issue _ deal is to get everybody back to work.-that issue at- work. but that issue at colchester— work. but that issue at colchester next time you hear not— colchester next time you hear not cutten— colchester next time you hear pat cullen say— colchester next time you hear pat cullen say rely on us, we'll tunn— pat cullen say rely on us, we'll tunn out— pat cullen say rely on us, we'll tunn out to— pat cullen say rely on us, we'll turn out to fight— pat cullen say rely on us, we'll turn out to fight for your mum. nne-tt— turn out to fight for your mum. ne-tt teot— turn out to fight for your mum. we'll break the _ turn out to fight for your mum. we'll break the strike for your tts— we'll break the strike for your mum. it's completely untrue. nett— mum. it's completely untrue. nett. intest— mum. it's completely untrue. well, indeed, but— mum. it's completely untrue. well, indeed, but kelvin,- mum. it's completely untrue. well, indeed, but kelvin, this is one of the things that's really making with all really making me sick with all of you know? pat cullen of this, you know? pat cullen gets suen— of this, you know? pat cullen gets suen on — of this, you know? pat cullen gets such an easy— of this, you know? pat cullen gets such an easy ride,- 7 pat cullen gets such an easy ride, you tnou— gets such an easy ride, you know, because _ gets such an easy ride, you know, because we know the establishment— know, because we know the establishment media, the msm netto— establishment media, the msm media,-basically- establishment media, the msm media, basically with media, they are basically with ten — media, they are basically with ten io— media, they are basically with ten io ttt— media, they are basically with her. .a bit like— media, they are basically with her. a bit like what we her. it's a bit like what we were talking— her. it's a bit like what we were talking about earlier with, wit — were talking about earlier with, wit sonetntng— were talking about earlier with, with scheming she, she with scheming sturgeon. she, she neven-tougn— with scheming sturgeon. she, she never tough questions. pat never got tough questions. pat cutten— never got tough questions. pat cutten-get— never got tough questions. pat cullen - get tough - cullen doesn't get tough questions. — cullen doesn't get tough questions. clearly support questions. they clearly support her questions. they clearly support nen-.— questions. they clearly support nen-. ant— questions. they clearly support her-. and ithink- questions. they clearly support her . and think pat her cause. and i think pat cutten— her cause. and i think pat cutten nos— her cause. and i think pat cullen has really difficult questions— cullen has really difficult questions to— cullen has really difficult questions to answer. and here's the questions to answer. and here's tne eso— questions to answer. and here's the reason-doesn't- questions to answer. and here's the reason doesn't come on the reason she doesn't come on gb the reason she doesn't come on on—sne-s- gb news because she's not pneponet—

gb news because she's not prepared-those. gb news because she's not- prepared _those tough prepared to answer those tough questions— prepared to answer those tough questions,_turnl questions, whereas she'll turn up-nens— questions, whereas she'll turn up-nens on— questions, whereas she'll turn up - news or the - questions, whereas she'll turn up news or the british up on sky news or the british tosntng— up on sky news or the british bashing corporation, where she's given—nte- bashing corporation, where she's given—tte evenyl given a totally easy ride every time. — given a totally easy ride every time. neon.— given a totally easy ride every time. yeah, it's— given a totally easy ride every time. yeah, it's a— given a totally easy ride every time. / given a totally easy ride every time. “»titt t time. yeah, it's a form of reverse. misogyny, isn't time. “»titt t 3»tiv»ti35»ti misogyny, isn't it? reverse. misogyny, isn't it? neuse— reverse. misogyny, isn't it? because she's— reverse. misogyny, isn't it? because she's a— 3»tiv»ti35»ti misogyny, isn't it? because she's a softly spoken toty— because she's a softly spoken toty tnon — because she's a softly spoken lady from northern ireland and she lady from northern ireland and sne puts— lady from northern ireland and she puts everything in a nice noy— she puts everything in a nice noy. topoty— she puts everything in a nice way. nobody gives the hard questions,— way. nobody gives the hard questions, whereas of course, if youne— questions, whereas of course, if youne tnon — questions, whereas of course, if you-e tnon tne— questions, whereas of course, if you're from the rmt, you're some notnen— you're from the rmt, you're some notnen gnsty, — you're from the rmt, you're some rather grisly, old,— you're from the rmt, you're some rather grisly, old, grisly old tontonen— rather grisly, old, grisly old londoner. think, well, i'll londoner. you think, well, i'll give— londoner. you think, well, i'll give ntnn — londoner. you think, well, i'll gtve ntnn o— londoner. you think, well, i'll give him a smack. ”itt londoner. you think, well, i'll give him a smack. / londoner. you think, well, i'll give him a smack. “»titt give him a smack. yeah. so she's doing a good pr job. we can agree with good pr job for agree with that good pr job for herself. and agree with that good pr job for herself . and the other aspect is herself. and the other aspect is the herself. and the other aspect is tne peopte— herself. and the other aspect is tne peopte oe— herself. and the other aspect is the people are dying— and the other aspect is the people are dying called the toyot— the people are dying called the ntoyot cottege— the people are dying called the royal college nursing, royal college of nursing, which gives— royal college of nursing, which gives-tint— royal college of nursing, which gives-tint ot- royal college of nursing, which gives kind of rather gives it some kind of rather gtontng— gives it some kind of rather gtontng nnt— gives it some kind of rather glowing kind of— gives it some kind of rather glowing kind of adjective, which toesn-t— glowing kind of adjective, which toesn-t oppty— glowing kind of adjective, which toesn-t oppty to— glowing kind of adjective, which doesn't apply to the nastiness, nnen— doesn't apply to the nastiness, nnten ts— doesn't apply to the nastiness, which is really— doesn't apply to the nastiness, which is really going on. the potenttottty— which is really going on. the potenttottty .— which is really going on. the potentiality , potentiality of potentiality, potentiality of tttttng— potentiality, potentiality of killing pebble— potentiality, potentiality of killing people . ' 3 killing people. and what's this about great ormond street hosphal about great ormond street hospital, the children's hosphal hospital, the children's hospital, which was also impact , right? so the great ormond stneet— , right? so the great ormond street, actually,— 3 »gt7 so the great ormond street, actually, they didn't otnen— street, actually, they didn't otten tnts— street, actually, they didn't offer this kind _ street, actually, they didn't offer this kind of deal, which tney— offer this kind of deal, which tney ottenet — offer this kind of deal, which they offered but— offer this kind of deal, which they offered but couldn't tettven— they offered but couldn't deliver at _ they offered but couldn't deliver at colchester to great onnont— deliver at colchester to great ormond street _ deliver at colchester to great ormond street .— deliver at colchester to great ormond street . so great ormond

ormond street. so great ormond stneet— ormond street. so great ormond stneet sott— ormond street. so great ormond street said, well,— ormond street. so great ormond street said, well, let's see nnot— street said, well, let's see what publicity— street said, well, let's see what publicity does for you. so tney— what publicity does for you. so tney put— what publicity does for you. so tney put out— what publicity does for you. so tney put out o— what publicity does for you. so they put out a thing saying, why snoutt— they put out a thing saying, why snoutt tne— they put out a thing saying, why should the children suffer teuse— should the children suffer because of— should the children suffer because of this dispute at that. ms cutten— because of this dispute at that. ms cullen then— because of this dispute at that. ms cullen then decides, hold on a ms cullen then decides, hold on o seont tnts— ms cullen then decides, hold on a second. this looks— ms cullen then decides, hold on a second. this looks like bad pr to nne— a second. this looks like bad pr to on— a second. this looks like bad pr to me. oh we'll— a second. this looks like bad pr to me. oh we'll deliver people. so to me. oh we'll deliver people. so tnot-s— to me. oh we'll deliver people. so that's what's— to me. oh we'll deliver people. so that's what's happening now. so that's what's happening now. so tney-ne— so that's what's happening now. so they're looking— so that's what's happening now. so they're looking all the time at so they're looking all the time ot non— so they're looking all the time ot non tne— so they're looking all the time at how the media— so they're looking all the time at how the media are likely to neoet— at how the media are likely to neoet to— at how the media are likely to react to stuff. _ at how the media are likely to react to stuff. potitgv at how the media are likely to react to stuff. aptittg at how the media are likely to react to stuff. rififieeg t»t»: react to stuff. exactly. but bad luck if you needed help in colchester over the past 24 hours. what an extraordinary story. kelvin mackenzie, thank you so much. we'll speak very soon, but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain jackass and my britain and union jackass and my superstar panel return, carole malone , who's your nominee for malone, who's your nominee for gb? well the second week in a row, it's rishi sunak for saying he will never call the brecon beacons by its new welsh name. this was the name that was tnnposet— this was the name that was tnposet ty— this was the name that was tnposet by on— this was the name that was imposed by an alliance of idiot vtntue— imposed by an alliance of idiot virtue signalling— imposed by an alliance of idiot virtue signalling politicians ont— virtue signalling politicians ont etvtt— virtue signalling politicians and civil servants who didn't eonsutt— and civil servants who didn't consult with— and civil servants who didn't consult with the— and civil servants who didn't consult with the local residents of consult with the local residents ot o— consult with the local residents on o a— consult with the local residents of a 4 million— consult with the local residents of a 4 million people who use tne— of a 4 million people who use tne pont— of a 4 million people who use tne pont eveny— of a 4 million people who use the park every year. they just set— the park every year. they just

sott tne— the park every year. they just said the word— the park every year. they just said the word beacon was out of step— said the word beacon was out of step nttn— said the word beacon was out of step we tne— said the word beacon was out of step with the ethos— said the word beacon was out of step with the ethos of climate enonge— step with the ethos of climate enonge ont — step with the ethos of climate change and changed it. tosh nenionntn— change and changed it. tosh benjamin butterworth, your nominee. mine- benjamin butterworth, your nominee. it: benjamin butterworth, your nominee. it: »gtg benjamin butterworth, your nominee. g nominee. mine is a guy called vahid beheshti. he's a british iranian. and you mentioned that in tomorrow's newspaper i reveal about how british agents of the iranian regime have been trying to assassinate britons on british soil. this guy has been on hunger strike for 68 days outside of the foreign office, one of the longest in history to try and get the government to listen to that i think is truly heroic. wow. fascinating scoop. tn— heroic. wow. fascinating scoop. t-nn sue— heroic. wow. fascinating scoop. t-nn ts— heroic. wow. fascinating scoop. t-nn ts gotng— heroic. wow. fascinating scoop. i'm sure is going to— i. wow. fascinating scoop. i'm sure is going to get tottonet— i'm sure is going to get followed everywhere for belinda de followed everywhere for belinda te tuey, — followed everywhere for belinda te tuey, youn— followed everywhere for belinda de lucy, your nominee. it: de lucy, your nominee. mine has to te— de lucy, your nominee. mine has to to ang— de lucy, your nominee. mine has to be king charles iii. whether you like him or not, he is giving us the most wonderful week ahead of joy and celebration , making this country celebration, making this country the envy of the world on saturday as we all unite in tradition, pomp and ceremony thatis tradition, pomp and ceremony that is so precious to this country . thank you. oh, look at country. thank you. oh, look at not.— country. thank you. oh, look at tnot. po— country. thank you. oh, look at tnot. no you— country. thank you. oh, look at that. do you know— i»zt» thank you. oh, look at that. do you know what? i've got to go— that. do you know what? i've got to go nttn— that. do you know what? i've got to go we ting— that. do you know what? i've got to go with king charles. i've got— to go with king charles. i've got to— to go with king charles. i've got to go— to go with king charles. i've got to go nttn— to go with king charles. i've got to go with king charles stnnpty— got to go with king charles simply because— got to go with king charles simply because i actually think

tesptte— simply because i actually think tesptte-o— simply because i actually think tesptte-o tot— simply because i actually think despite-a lot of- simply because i actually think despite a lot of the media despite what a lot of the media nont— despite what a lot of the media nont you— despite what a lot of the media want you-believe,— despite what a lot of the media want you believe, we are want you to believe, we are tentnt— want you to believe, we are tentnt tnts— want you to believe, we are behind this coronation as a country.— behind this coronation as a country ant— behind this coronation as a country. and so— behind this coronation as a country. and so that's why he's tontgnt-s— country. and so that's why he's tonight's greatest— country. and so that's why he's tonight's greatest britain noting— tonight's greatest britain ttettng ott— tonight's greatest britain kicking off our countdown to the cononotton— kicking off our countdown to the coronation carole— kicking off our countdown to the coronation carole malone, who's youn— coronation carole malone, who's youn unon— coronation carole malone, who's your union acas— coronation carole malone, who's your union acas nominee . i've your union acas nominee. i've got— your union acas nominee. i've got tno— your union acas nominee. i've got two on— your union acas nominee. i've got two of them. _ your union acas nominee. i've got two of them. t got two of them. it's katharine viner, the editor of the guardian, and martin rosen , who guardian, and martin rosen, who was the cartoonist from the guardian. both need to resign or be socket— guardian. both need to resign or be sacked after— guardian. both need to resign or be sacked after the— g: both need to resign or be sacked after the publication of be sacked after the publication on tne— be sacked after the publication on tne vtte— be sacked after the publication of the vile anti—semitic cartoon otout— of the vile anti—semitic cartoon about richard— of the vile anti—semitic cartoon about richard sharpe's resignation— about richard sharpe's resignation as chairman of the nne.— resignation as chairman of the sec. vou— resignation as chairman of the bbc. you don't— resignation as chairman of the bbc. you don't have to be jewish to te— bbc. you don't have to be jewish to te teepty— bbc. you don't have to be jewish to be deeply offended by this ntoon— to be deeply offended by this ntoon . — to be deeply offended by this cartoon . and— to be deeply offended by this cartoon . and that- to be deeply offended by this cartoon. t»: to be deeply offended by this cartoon . cartoon. and that is the picture we have to show you, because you've got to understand it's disgusting. it's disgusting. and you know, why is it that people who shout the loudest about being anti—racist are, in fact, the biggest racist of the lot? these two should lot? guardian these two should this should be fired. never mind. given the opportunity to resign, should be fired. resign, they should be fired. benjamin, left wing benjamin, does the left wing nnetto— benjamin, does the left wing media-problem- benjamin, does the left wing media problem with media have a problem with anti—semitism?_ media have a problem with anti—semitism? that anti—semitism? oh i thought that ntoon— anti—semitism? oh i thought that cartoon anti—semitic , cartoon was anti—semitic, nttnout— cartoon was anti—semitic, without doubt. ' t»: cartoon was anti—semitic, without doubt. t»: without doubt. and i think that

, that's i don't think , you know, that's i don't think that editor of guardian that the editor of the guardian should that sounds a bit should resign. that sounds a bit like culture. no, she like cancel culture. no, she should have— like cancel culture. no, she should have pulled- like cancel culture. no, she should have pulled it.- t 3»t; no, she should have pulled it. benjamin, youne— should have pulled it. benjamin, you-ne-ts— should have pulled it. benjamin, you're-is richard- should have pulled it. benjamin, you're-is richard sharp. you're mine. is richard sharp the former chairman of the bbc , the former chairman of the bbc, subject to that cartoon? yes , subject to that cartoon? yes, indeed. but he is a tory stooge who undermined trust in the bbc . couldn't be relied on and was dubious about what happened with that £800,000 loan that ended up in boris johnson's bank account. and belinda de tuc, your union jackass nominee . a mine and belinda de tuc, your union jackass nominee. a mine is a movement called— t a mine is a movement called republic. this movement wants— movement called republic. this movement wants to abolish the nononeny— movement wants to abolish the nononeny .— movement wants to abolish the monotony. tts— movement wants to abolish the monarchy . it's their movement wants to abolish the monarchy. it's their right. movement wants to abolish the monarchy . it's their right. they monarchy. it's their right. they pnotest— monarchy. it's their right. they pnotest ony— monarchy. it's their right. they can protest any day of the week, but tney-ve— can protest any day of the week, but they've decided to protest it on— but they've decided to protest it on tne— but they've decided to protest it on tne very— but they've decided to protest it on the very coronation day. ute— it on the very coronation day. tne tne— it on the very coronation day. like the killjoys_ it on the very coronation day. like the killjoys and bah nuntugs— like the killjoys and bah humbugs that they are and not onty— humbugs that they are and not onty ttot— humbugs that they are and not only that, they've— humbugs that they are and not only that, they've put a calling out to— only that, they've put a calling out to otnen— only that, they've put a calling out to other countries across tunope— out to other countries across tunope to— out to other countries across tunope to soy,— out to other countries across europe to say, come on everyone, tet-s— europe to say, come on everyone, tet-s join— europe to say, come on everyone, tet-s iotn tne— europe to say, come on everyone, let's join the protest, come and join— let's join the protest, come and iotn us— let's join the protest, come and ion us ont— let's join the protest, come and join us and let's— let's join the protest, come and join us and let's muck everyone's day up on saturday. ah, everyone's day up on saturday. an, nunntug— everyone's day up on saturday. an, nunntug to— everyone's day up on saturday. ah, humbug to them because we know— ah, humbug to them because we know-ot— ah, humbug to them because we tnoniot tnose — ah, humbug to them because we know-of those folk- ah, humbug to them because we know of those folk in europe know all of those folk in europe noutt— know all of those folk in europe would-coronation- would love the coronation to tott— would love the coronation to tott tot— would love the coronation to fall flat-its— would love the coronation to fall flat-its face. - would love the coronation to fall flat its face. t u»t»t t fall flat on its face. it won't, put— fall flat on its face. it won't, put tts— fall flat on its face. it won't, but it's going be the double

but it's going to be the double win belinda because belinda win for belinda because belinda is week in a is kicking off this week in a very way down to republic very nice way down to republic and they're my king and they're not my king campaign. do it any other day of the week. not on the day of the coronation, although look, i'm prepared debate prepared to have the debate and republic in republic will be here later in the week because you know, all views on news. but not views here on gb news. but not the day of the coronation folks. come on, belinda de lucy, benjamin butterworth, carole malone, my superstar panel. thank so much. i'm back thank you so much. i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. next up, though, it's headliners. thank you for joining up, though, it's headliners. thank you forjoining us. this thank you for joining us. this bank holiday night bank holiday monday. good night

good evening. you with gb news in a but in a moment headliners. but ttnst— in a moment headliners. but tint-tntng— in a moment headliners. but first,-bring you- in a moment headliners. but first, bring you the first, let's bring you the totest— first, let's bring you the latest news— first, let's bring you the latest news headlines and two nnot— latest news headlines and two final evacuation— latest news headlines and two final evacuation flights have token— final evacuation flights have toten ott— final evacuation flights have taken off from _ final evacuation flights have taken off from port sudan . taken off from port sudan. ntgnt— taken off from port sudan. flight tracking— taken off from port sudan. flight tracking website flight noton— flight tracking website flight noton soys— flight tracking website flight radar says one— flight tracking website flight radar says one plane has now tontet— radar says one plane has now tontet tn— radar says one plane has now landed in cyprus— radar says one plane has now landed in cyprus and the other is landed in cyprus and the other ts evpeetet— landed in cyprus and the other ts expeetet to— landed in cyprus and the other is expected to arrive in the eonty— is expected to arrive in the eonty nouns— is expected to arrive in the early hours of— is expected to arrive in the early hours of this morning. soon— early hours of this morning. soon annie's— early hours of this morning. soon annie's doctors working for the soon annie's doctors working for tne-one— soon annie's doctors working for tne-one onnong— soon annie's doctors working for the-are among the- the nhs are among the possenges— the nhs are among the passengers. a total of nearly mo— passengers. a total of nearly zzoo ents— passengers. a total of nearly 2200 brits have— passengers. a total of nearly 2200 brits have been airlifted out on— 2200 brits have been airlifted out on tne— 2200 brits have been airlifted out of the country. the government - out of the country. the government says royal navy nonsntp— government says royal navy nonsntp uns— government says royal navy warship hms lancaster will remain on standby in the red sea to suppont— remain on standby in the red sea to suppont ony— remain on standby in the red sea to support any further evacuations.- to support any further evacuations. meanwhile, sudan's onnny— evacuations. meanwhile, sudan's onnny ont— evacuations. meanwhile, sudan's onnny ont tne— evacuations. meanwhile, sudan's army and the rival— evacuations. meanwhile, sudan's army and the rival paramilitary nonse— army and the rival paramilitary tonee soy— army and the rival paramilitary force say they'll— army and the rival paramilitary force say they'll extend their eosetnet— force say they'll extend their ceasefire for— force say they'll extend their ceasefire for a— force say they'll extend their ceasefire for a further 72

tons — ceasefire for a further 72 hours. originally due to end