buckingham palace, as we build up for . buckingham palace, as we build up for the— . buckingham palace, as we build up for the coronation— . buckingham palace, as we build up for the coronation this— up for the coronation this saturday. — up for the coronation this saturday. i've- up for the coronation this saturday. 9:sz up for the coronation this saturday. gig : saturday. i've got loads of royal news for you today. we're going to be talking— : we're going to be talking about princess— going to be talking about princess anne— going to be talking about princess anne slapping down people— princess anne slapping down people sflying— princess anne slapping down people saying that we need a streamlined— people saying that we need a streamlined monarchy. she says no. streamlined monarchy. she says and— streamlined monarchy. she says andltmnk— streamlined monarchy. she says no. and think we're all the no. and i think we're all the better it well. what's better for it as well. what's going on wm.— better for it as well. what's going on with kate's- c what's going on with kate's floral headdress— going on with kate's floral headdress ?_ going on with kate's floral headdress .7 shouldn't be headdress? shouldn't she be getting— headdress.7 shouldn't she be getting—proper. getting out the old proper flares-v — getting out the old proper flares-v us— getting out the old proper tiaras.7 is that- getting out the old proper tiaras.7 is that a- getting out the old proper tiaras.7 g tiaras.7 is that a sign of the monarchy in decline? and tiaras? is that a sign of the monarchy in decline? and are you proud-british— monarchy in decline? and are you proud-british and— monarchy in decline? and are you proud-british and of- proud to be british and of britain-s— proud to be british and of britain's national history? certainty— britain's national history? certainly a— britain's national history? certainly a lot— britain's national history? certainly a lot of- britain's national history? certainly a lot of people are. but i think we should be even prouder. — but i think we should be even prouder. u-ve— but i think we should be even prouder. i've got— but i think we should be even prouder. i've got all- but i think we should be even prouder. gig prouder. i've got all of this coming your way. and a host of

other news stories as well. it's not just the royals today right— it's not just the royals today right here — it's not just the royals today right here ee— it's not just the royals today right here as we— it's not just the royals today right here as we gear up on gb newe— right here as we gear up on gb news fer— right here as we gear up on gb news for the— right here as we gear up on gb news for the coronation . news for the coronation. “win; news for the coronation. yes. wen.— news for the coronation. yes. wen. i— news for the coronation. yes. wen. i win— news for the coronation. yes. well, i will be _ news for the coronation. yes. well, i will be joined throughout the course of the show by a whole host of top royal guests. i've also been out and about talking to the great british public. and the crowds are british public. and the crowds bending— british public. and the crowds building up— c c. and the crowds are building up behind me c wt. and the crowds are building up behind me here as are building up behind me here eeee-e whe— are building up behind me here as-see, the people- as you can see, the people camping— as you can see, the people camping-se- as you can see, the people camping so we're going camping out. so we're going to be walking— camping out. so we're going to be walking-ef— camping out. so we're going to be talking of those be talking to all of those peepwe— be talking to all of those people and— be talking to all of those people and getting a flavour ebeuw— people and getting a flavour about where— people and getting a flavour about where the— people and getting a flavour about where the public stand on wee.— about where the public stand on wee-whey— about where the public stand on this.-they excited- this. what are they excited ebeuw— this. what are they excited ebeuw-wun- this. what are they excited about-run.to- this. what are they excitedi about-run.to this? this. what are they excited- about-run.to this? do about in the run up to this? do whey— about in the run up to this? do whey whine— about in the run up to this? do they think that— about in the run up to this? do they think that we— about in the run up to this? do they think that we should be having— they think that we should be having mere— they think that we should be having more of— they think that we should be having more of streamlined having more of a streamlined menewehye— having more of a streamlined monarchy? happy to pay monarchy? are they happy to pay for monarchy? are they happy to pay few-ene— monarchy? are they happy to pay few-ene-we-ve— monarchy? are they happy to pay for-one-we've got?- monarchy? are they happy to pay for-one-we've got? - monarchy? are they happy to pay for one we've got? ' w: monarchy? are they happy to pay foi'v�*ww’ccc wne we've got? ' w: monarchy? are they happy to pay for�*www'wigi we've got? ' w: monarchy? are they happy to pay for giw g got? w: monarchy? are they happy to pay for giw g ? . monarchy? are they happy to pay for giw w: 3 as well, what is going on with kate's floral headdress? gb views or 3: , gb views or gbnews.uk? kate's floral headdress? gb views or gbnews.uk? i'll have loads— views or gbnews.uk? i'll have loads mowe— views or gbnews.uk? i'll have loads more coming. your way as well. not just the royal news, bew— well. not just the royal news, bee-new— well. not just the royal news,

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staff get their pay rise much whoe— staff get their pay rise much sooner than would have been the under-pey— sooner than would have been the case under pay review body case under the pay review body process. meanwhile, a nurse oeeueeo— process. meanwhile, a nurse accused of— process. meanwhile, a nurse accused of murdering seven babies— accused of murdering seven booiee one— accused of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill ten babies and attempting to kill wen owhewe— babies and attempting to kill ten others gave— babies and attempting to kill ten others gave emotional weewimony— ten others gave emotional testimony today during her first eme— testimony today during her first wime in— testimony today during her first wime in whe— testimony today during her first time in the witness stand . 15:5 time in the witness stand. 33 year— time in the witness stand. 33 year old— time in the witness stand. 33 year old lucy— time in the witness stand. 33 year old lucy letby- time in the witness stand. 33 year old lucy letby is- time in the witness stand. 33 year old lucy letby is on- time in the witness stand. 33 year old lucy letby is on trial at manchester crown court for the offences alleged to have taken place between june 2015 and june 2016. in our north west, reporter sophie reaper was in court today. former nurse lucy letby has given evidence for the very first time in this trial. willa for the very first time in this trial. will a jury here at manchester— j will a jury here at manchester crown court heard the former— manchester crown court heard the former nurse questioned about her we— former nurse questioned about her life leading— former nurse questioned about her life leading up to becoming a nurse and then— her life leading up to becoming a nurse and then the accusations whoe— a nurse and then the accusations whee come— a nurse and then the accusations whee in— a nurse and then the accusations that came in september of 2016. she— that came in september of 2016. she wooe— that came in september of 2016. she wow whe— that came in september of 2016. she told the court— that came in september of 2016. she told the court that her job her— she told the court that her job her we— she told the court that her job was her life and— she told the court that her job was her life and that she'd owwoye— was her life and that she'd always wanted— was her life and that she'd always wanted to work with ehnowen. — always wanted to work with children. she _ always wanted to work with children. she said , i'm there to children. she said, i'm there to help— children. she said, i'm there to rep one— children. she said, i'm there to hehp one to— children. she said, i'm there to help and to care— children. she said, i'm there to help and to care for not to harm . weh— help and to care for not to harm . weh h— help and to care for not to harm . well in other— help and to care for not to harm . well in other news— help and to care for not to harm . well in other news today, the

former— . well in other news today, the former us— . well in other news today, the former us president donald hump.— former us president donald hump. he— former us president donald hump. he m— former us president donald trump, is in turnberry in momma.— trump, is in turnberry in scotland, visiting one of his ooh— scotland, visiting one of his poh eeoeh— scotland, visiting one of his poh eeoeh . — scotland, visiting one of his golf resorts . on- scotland, visiting one of his golf resorts . o" : golf resorts. on monday, he opened a new course named after his late mother at menie estate near aberdeen. his trip coincides with a visit to the uk last week by one of his likely rivals for the 2024 republican nomination . ron desantis . and nomination. ron desantis. and tomorrow , in a world exclusive, tomorrow, in a world exclusive, nigel farage will be interviewing donald trump from his golf estate in turnberry in scotland. that's live here on gb news at 7:00. now, teachers across england— news at 7:00. now, teachers across england are- \w w�* 00 now, teachers across england are striking today— across england are striking today he— across england are striking today he oh— across england are striking today in an ongoing pay dispute with— today in an ongoing pay dispute with hundreds— today in an ongoing pay dispute with hundreds marching outside the pepohmem— with hundreds marching outside the department of education. .. the department of education. in aph— the department of education. in aphh .— the department of education. in apm . mememh— the department of education. in april, members of— the department of education. in april , members of the- the department of education. in april, members of the national education union overwhelmingly rejected a pay offer. the new , rejected a pay offer. the new, along with three other teaching unions, has rejected an offer which included a £1,000 one off payment and a 4.3% pay rise for most staff by september. today's walkout is the fifth undertaken by educators this year, causing

major disruption. labour mp for leeds east richard burgon says striking is a last resort. we're seeing is people striking is a last resort. - we're seeing is people fighting hook— we're seeing is people fighting back because— we're seeing is people fighting back because they've got no choice— back because they've got no ehohee mo— back because they've got no choice and there— back because they've got no choice and there are ways to mm— choice and there are ways to hope this — choice and there are ways to fund this. for— choice and there are ways to fund this. for example, just eppohsme— fund this. for example, just equalising capital gains tax whh— equalising capital gains tax with income— equalising capital gains tax with income tax , which used to with income tax, which used to be with income tax, which used to he the — with income tax, which used to he the ease— with income tax, which used to be the case even— with income tax, which used to be the case even for a period under— be the case even for a period under thatcher's— be the case even for a period under thatcher's government in the ses— under thatcher's government in the 80s .— under thatcher's government in the 80s , would— under thatcher's government in the 80s , would raise more than the 80s, would raise more than enough— the 80s, would raise more than enough money— the 80s, would raise more than enough money to— the 80s, would raise more than enough money to give every single— enough money to give every smphe pphhe— enough money to give every single public sector worker in his— single public sector worker in this someh— single public sector worker in this country an— single public sector worker in this country an inflation mohehhe— this country an inflation mohehmp pav- this country an inflation matching pay rise. so the money is matching pay rise. so the money hs there.— matching pay rise. so the money is there. the— matching pay rise. so the money is there. the government does hot— is there. the government does not seem— is there. the government does not ho— is there. the government does not seem to have— is there. the government does not seem to have the right phohhes— not seem to have the right priorities because the government - priorities because the government should be putting our phone— government should be putting our pphhe semhees— government should be putting our public services and— government should be putting our public services and working peopwe— public services and working peopre oeross— public services and working people across this country hrsr. — people across this country hrsr. aho— people across this country first. and i'm— people across this country first. and i'm afraid they're nor.— first. and i'm afraid they're hor. h— first. and i'm afraid they're not. in business— first. and i'm afraid they're not. in business news, oil giant bp not. in business news, oil giant hr rs— not. in business news, oil giant he rs reporrme— not. in business news, oil giant bp is reporting stronger than expeereo— bp is reporting stronger than expected profits— bp is reporting stronger than expected profits in the first rhree— expected profits in the first three months— expected profits in the first three months of 2023, reaching chose— three months of 2023, reaching erose ro— three months of 2023, reaching erose ro ee— three months of 2023, reaching close to £4 billion. the result was a reduction from the 4.96 billion that bp made in the same quarter last year, but well ahead of the £3.44 billion that analysts had expected it to make

. now, as you've been hearing, princess anne says she believes king charles will not be changed by his new role as monarch. talk with the canadian broadcaster cbc ahead of the coronation, princess anne said the king, her brother, like the rest of the family, is committed to public service. but the princess royal argued that slimming down the royal family doesn't sound like a good idea to her. in response to reports the king may reduce the number of working members of the number of working members of the royal family and their staff. well you know what you're getting because he's been practising for a bit and i don't think he'll change. you know, he is eommhreo— think he'll change. you know, he is committed to— think he'll change. you know, he is committed to his— think he'll change. you know, he is committed to his his- g tg you know, he is committed to his his own rever— is committed to his his own ever or— is committed to his his own level of service.— is committed to his his own level of service. and that's mor— level of service. and that's her rhu— level of service. and that's that will remain- level of service. and that's that will remain true . that will remain true. the princess— that will remain true. the princess royal— that will remain true. the princess royal speaking there . princess royal speaking there. now, councils in england have approved— now, councils in england have approved moe— now, councils in england have approved more than 3000 road eosmers hor— approved more than 3000 road closures for street— approved more than 3000 road closures for street parties during— closures for street parties oprmp hrs— closures for street parties during his majesty's coronation the during his majesty's coronation rhe mosh— during his majesty's coronation the most popular— during his majesty's coronation the most popular day for the

royal— the most popular day for the royal celebration— the most popular day for the royal celebration is thought to be royal celebration is thought to he sunday— royal celebration is thought to be sunday when— royal celebration is thought to be sunday when 62% of festival pomes— be sunday when 62% of festival pomes rhu— be sunday when 62% of festival parties will take— be sunday when 62% of festival parties will take place , parties will take place, according— parties will take place, according to- parties will take place, according to the platform one mhrorh— according to the platform one herrrorh. rhe— according to the platform one network. the street parties will o roroh— network. the street parties will cover a total of— network. the street parties will cover a total of 263 miles. rhor-s— cover a total of 263 miles. rhor-s o— cover a total of 263 miles. rhor-s o hor— cover a total of 263 miles. that's a lot of— cover a total of 263 miles. that's a lot of tablecloths and king— that's a lot of tablecloths and king charles's_ that's a lot of tablecloths and king charles's coronation is expeereo— king charles's coronation is expeereo ro— king charles's coronation is expected to provide a £120 mhhoh— expected to provide a £120 million boost— expected to provide a £120 million boost to pubs across the um — million boost to pubs across the um rhe— million boost to pubs across the uk. the british— million boost to pubs across the uk. the british beer and pub assoerorroh— uk. the british beer and pub association says— uk. the british beer and pub association says local pubs and hrewehes— association says local pubs and hreerres ore— association says local pubs and breweries are planning to pour 62 breweries are planning to pour oz mrrhoh— breweries are planning to pour 62 million pints— breweries are planning to pour 62 million pints over the bank hohooy— 62 million pints over the bank holiday weekend. _ 62 million pints over the bank holiday weekend. pubs will be ohoweo— holiday weekend. pubs will be ohoweo ro— holiday weekend. pubs will be allowed to stay— holiday weekend. pubs will be allowed to stay open as well mm— allowed to stay open as well umh r— allowed to stay open as well umh r om— allowed to stay open as well until 1 am. you— allowed to stay open as well until 1 am. you with gb news momhps— until 1 am. you with gb news momhps h— until1 am. you with gb news mornings in half— until 1 am. you with gb news mornings in half an hour. see you— mornings in half an hour. see you rheo— mornings in half an hour. see you shop .— you then. yes well, you shop. - yes well, welcome you them— yes well, welcome along, everybody. — yes well, welcome along, everybody. rr-s— “win; well, welcome along, everybody. it's patrick christie's— everybody. it's patrick christie's here with gb news. aho— christie's here with gb news. and as— christie's here with gb news. and as you— christie's here with gb news. one as you m— christie's here with gb news. and as you can see,- christie's here with gb news. and as you can see, i- christie's here with gb news.

and as you can see, i am indeed at buckingham palace. i will be here all throughout— at buckingham palace. i will be here all throughout the- t giw?“ t i will be here all throughout the week as we comr— here all throughout the week as we count down— here all throughout the week as we count down to— here all throughout the week as we count down to saturday's huge ev.em — we count down to saturday's huge ev.em aho— we count down to saturday's huge event. and well,— we count down to saturday's huge event. and well, we— we count down to saturday's huge event. r: : event. and well, we start today with a big interview with princess anne. many people's favourite royal. and i think she's proving exactly why she said that. the idea of slimmed said that. the idea of a slimmed down monarchy. well it's not a good one. she slapped them down, hash-r— good one. she slapped them down, hosh-r-rmo— good one. she slapped them down, hosh-r-rmo she— good one. she slapped them down, hasn't-and she was- good one. she slapped them down, hasn't-and she was reactingl hasn't she? and she was reacting to reports that king charles iii, could now actually reduce the number of working royals . the number of working royals. oh, i think the slimmed down was was said in a day when there were a few more people around to make that seem like a justifiable right comment . the justifiable right comment. the world changes a bit. it changes a hm— world changes a bit. it changes p oh. r— world changes a bit. it changes a bit. i mean, it doesn't sound like a good idea from where i'm standing. i have to say, not quite sure what else you know. well, i'm going to be talking about all of this throughout the course of the show. this is a big one course of the show. this is a big hor— course of the show. this is a big for me— course of the show. this is a big one for me today- wt.wig. this is a big one for me today about wherher— big one for me today about whether-not— big one for me today about whether-not the- big one for me today about whether not the royal family whether or not the royal family essemrohy— whether or not the royal family essentially should slimmed essentially should be slimmed horm- —ror- essentially should be slimmed down. -formoney?| down. is it value for money? what they contribute? as we, what do they contribute? as we, of up to of course, gear up to the coronation— of course, gear up to the coronation-i- of course, gear up to the coronation

of course, gear up to the- coronation-i have been out coronation and i have been out and about talking to people as well. can see the crowds well. you can see the crowds behind me here. they're very much atmosphere building. much as an atmosphere building. people there. people camping just over there. i'll some those i'll be talking to some of those really proud royalists and patriots bit later on patriots a little bit later on in the show. but right now, here with our fabulous with me and our fabulous buckingham studio is the buckingham palace studio is the one and only starkey one and only david starkey historian extraordinaire. david, how very well. how are you? i'm very well. now, what do you make of princess alan's comments there about not about us? definitely not streamlining family. about us? definitely not streamlinisaid family. about us? definitely not streamlinisaid was family. about us? definitely not streamlinisaid was she family. about us? definitely not streamlinisaid was she doesn't what she said was she doesn't think there's much more they can do. i mean, i think it's an extraordinary shot across the bows of her brother in immediately before the coronation imean, immediately before the coronation i mean, was it coordinated?— coronation i mean, was it coordinated? i— i mean, was it coordinated? i mean, this is a very— coordinated? i mean, this is a very phosph— coordinated? i mean, this is a very unusual thing, a long royal hremrew— interview like that is something rhey— interview like that is something hey—mo- interview like that is something rhey—oho h- interview like that is something rhey—oho h o- they do very rarely and in a sense directly— they do very rarely and in a sense directly arnie to contradict— sense directly arnie to contradict what has been the moh— contradict what has been the rhmsr— contradict what has been the main thrust of— contradict what has been the main thrust of this slimmed horm— main thrust of this slimmed down, modernised monarchy, which her home— down, modernised monarchy, which her brother has— down, modernised monarchy, which her brother has been talking ohour— her brother has been talking ohom ever— her brother has been talking about ever since— her brother has been talking about ever since he was prince of vvohes. — about ever since he was prince of vvohes. r— about ever since he was prince of wales. i think— about ever since he was prince of wales. i think the clue may be of wales. i think the clue may he he— of wales. i think the clue may be in another— of wales. i think the clue may be in another remark that she sore.— be in another remark that she sore. vvhreh— be in another remark that she said, which hasn't really been proved— said, which hasn't really been proved up— said, which hasn't really been proved up oh— said, which hasn't really been proved up on h.— said, which hasn't really been picked up on it, is that when he hrsr— picked up on it, is that when he hrsr mode— picked up on it, is that when he first made that— picked up on it, is that when he first made that remark, he there were more of us.—

first made that remark, he there were more of us. she said, well, rhor-s— were more of us. she said, well, rhor-s h. — were more of us. she said, well, rhor-s h. aho— were more of us. she said, well, that's it. and |_ were more of us. she said, well, that's it. and | think- were more of us. she said, well, that's it. 'w: that's it. and i think that's a really important point that david, because i was talking to people before. we'll play you some that later on. but some clips of that later on. but the they were the primary thing they were saying me well, what saying to me was, well, what doesit saying to me was, well, what does it really mean to it does it really mean to slim it down? is fat that we down? where is the fat that we can cut off? well, indeed, the monarchy— can cut off? well, indeed, the monarchy or— can cut off? well, indeed, the monarchy at the— t .. wt.. witw�*”7 well, indeed, the monarchy at the moment depends on rhree— monarchy at the moment depends on rhree peopre— monarchy at the moment depends on three people in— monarchy at the moment depends on three people in their 80s, orohp— on three people in their 80s, prong-rhe— on three people in their 80s, along -the -we're . along with the ones we're romrhor— familiar with, the duke of gloucester, _ familiar with, the duke of gloucester,-ofl familiar with, the duke of. gloucester,-of kent familiar with, the duke of- gloucester,-of kent , gloucester, the duke of kent, mo— gloucester, the duke of kent, and princess— gloucester, the duke of kent, and princess alexandra. i mean rrheess— and princess alexandra. i mean princess alexandra was somebody that princess alexandra was somebody rhor my— princess alexandra was somebody her my mohher— princess alexandra was somebody that my mother, who died in hm.— that my mother, who died in hm. rhouehr— that my mother, who died in 1977, thought was lovely. and the 1977, thought was lovely. and he poor— 1977, thought was lovely. and the poor woman _ 1977, thought was lovely. and the poor woman is still at it. aho— the poor woman is still at it. me home— the poor woman is still at it. me home h— the poor woman is still at it. and doing it beautifully with vvhh— and doing it beautifully with vvhh her— and doing it beautifully with with her grace— and doing it beautifully with with her grace and elegance. but it with her grace and elegance. but h ooh-r— with her grace and elegance. but h ooh-r po— with her grace and elegance. but h ooh-r go oh— with her grace and elegance. but it can't go on. and— with her grace and elegance. but it can't go on. and the trouble is it can't go on. and the trouble pg .— it can't go on. and the trouble is . ve— it can't go on. and the trouble is , we are we are— it can't go on. and the trouble is , we are we are missing is, we are we are missing a geherorroh— is, we are we are missing a generation that— is, we are we are missing a generation that that's to say mor— generation that that's to say her .— generation that that's to say her . ovoy. — generation that that's to say that . okay. the— generation that that's to say that . okay. the prince and that. okay. the prince and princess— that. okay. the prince and princess of— that. okay. the prince and princess of wales but their ehhoreh— princess of wales but their children are— princess of wales but their children are very young . george children are very young. george is gush— children are very young. george rs push ohour— children are very young. george is just about old— children are very young. george is just about old enough to sorry— is just about old enough to sorry our— is just about old enough to carry our rhe— is just about old enough to carry out the job of a page oorryhg— carry out the job of a page oorryhg o— carry out the job of a page carrying a train— carry out the job of a page carrying a train not to do an opehmg— carrying a train not to do an opehmg or— carrying a train not to do an opehmg or o— carrying a train not to do an opening of a big— carrying a train not to do an opening of a big event, because, ogoh— opening of a big event, because, ogoh .— opening of a big event, because, ogoh . r— opening of a big event, because, ogom . r rhhh— opening of a big event, because, again , i think the— opening of a big event, because, again , i think the king has got again, i think the king has got hrmseh— again, i think the king has got himself into— again, i think the king has got himself into a— again, i think the king has got himself into a bind. he wants

rhe— himself into a bind. he wants me mohorehy— himself into a bind. he wants the monarchy to— himself into a bind. he wants the monarchy to be more active. he the monarchy to be more active. he vvoms— the monarchy to be more active. he voms ro— the monarchy to be more active. he wants to encourage people to vommeer— he wants to encourage people to vorumeer .— he wants to encourage people to vorumeer. he— he wants to encourage people to volunteer . he wants he wants to encourage people to volunteer. he wants more ehorhhes. — volunteer. he wants more charities. but— volunteer. he wants more charities. but each one of them heeos— charities. but each one of them heeos o— charities. but each one of them heeos o royoh— charities. but each one of them needs a royal. it— charities. but each one of them needs a royal. it needs a prom— needs a royal. it needs a porroh. h— needs a royal. it needs a patron. it needs somebody there. it patron. it needs somebody there. r heeos— patron. it needs somebody there. it needs somebody— patron. it needs somebody there. it needs somebody to go and open to it needs somebody to go and open ro shove— it needs somebody to go and open to shake hands— it needs somebody to go and open to shake hands when they've lost a to shake hands when they've lost oeoupre— to shake hands when they've lost oeoupre or— to shake hands when they've lost a couple of them.— to shake hands when they've lost a couple of them. _ to shake hands when they've lost a couple of them. . a couple of them. it's worth noting well that princess noting as well that princess anne widely regarded as the anne is widely regarded as the hardest working royal. is. hardest working royal. she is. she something i she is. she is something like i was every now and again she is. she is something like i v1do every now and again she is. she is something like i v1do a every now and again she is. she is something like i v1do a little every now and again she is. she is something like i v1do a little bit ery now and again she is. she is something like i v1do a little bit of! now and again she is. she is something like i v1do a little bit of research! again i do a little bit of research before i come on and she was doing something like 240 engagements last year alone, which amazing really, when which is amazing really, when you about it. so she's you think about it. so she's obviously-position- you think about it. so she's obviously-position i- you think about it. so she's. obviously-position i think, obviously in a position i think, of obviously in a position i think, or-ourhorhy— obviously in a position i think, of-authority when- obviously in a position i think, of authority when comes of real authority when it comes to of real authority when it comes ro soyhg— of real authority when it comes ro soymg. veh— of real authority when it comes to saying, well, i— of real authority when it comes to saying, well, i don't really rhhh— to saying, well, i don't reallyi think—trimming to saying, well, i don't really. think—trimming it think you should be trimming it down— think you should be trimming it hove—aho- think you should be trimming it down—and there- think you should be trimming iti down _and there were down any more. and there were a couple of people i was talking to out and about earlier on who were wouldn't were saying, well, i wouldn't really they we really mind if they if we weren't paying in any way shape or form for prince harry or andrew. we? no. right. andrew. are we? no. right. rhey-re— andrew. are we? no. right. rhey-relho— andrew. are we? no. right. rhey-relho-voyl andrew. are we? no. right.| they're . no -way, are they're in no direct way, are vee— they're in no direct way, are wee-rhhh— they're in no direct way, are we?-think it's- they're in no direct way, are we? think it's really we? and i think it's really rmporrom— we? and i think it's really important they're we? and i think it's really- important-they're not important because they're not vvorhhg— important because they're not vvorhhg-rhey- important because they're not working -they do - important because they're not working they do not get working royals. they do not get in working royals. they do not get h whor— working royals. they do not get h vhor used— working royals. they do not get in what used to— working royals. they do not get in what used to be— working royals. they do not get in what used to be called the ervh— in what used to be called the ervh hsr— in what used to be called the civil list on— in what used to be called the civil list on the— in what used to be called the civil list on the other hand, he— civil list on the other hand, rhe-ooes— civil list on the other hand, the-does-very.

the king does have very substantial— the king does have very- substantial-resources. substantial semi—pro resources. rhe— substantial semi—pro resources. rhe pushy— substantial semi—pro resources. rhe duchy of— substantial semi—pro resources. the duchy of lancaster and so aho— the duchy of lancaster and so on. and there's— the duchy of lancaster and so on. and there's a— the duchy of lancaster and so on. and there's a discretionary use:— on. and there's a discretionary r— on. and there's a discretionary r suppose.— on. and there's a discretionary use, i suppose, of— on. and there's a discretionary use, i suppose, of what's now ephed— use, i suppose, of what's now eoheh rhe— use, i suppose, of what's now called the sovereign grant. yes veh— called the sovereign grant. yes veh. rom— called the sovereign grant. yes veh. rorh ro— called the sovereign grant. yes well, talk to me— called the sovereign grant. yes well, talk to me a— called the sovereign grant. yes well, talk to me a bit about her.— well, talk to me a bit about that, because— well, talk to me a bit about that, because that is what a lot of that, because that is what a lot or peophe— that, because that is what a lot or peopre hohg— that, because that is what a lot of people bang on— that, because that is what a lot of people bang on about when rhey— of people bang on about when rhey go.— of people bang on about when rhey go. veh— of people bang on about when they go, well, hang on a minute, were— they go, well, hang on a minute, were re— they go, well, hang on a minute, were h o— they go, well, hang on a minute, were h o eosr— they go, well, hang on a minute, we're in a cost of— they go, well, hang on a minute, we're in a cost of living crisis. look— we're in a cost of living crisis. look at- we're in a cost of living crisis. we're in a cost of living- crisis. look at this massive house behind me now. we'll see him in some kind of gold carriage on coronation day. all of that they own, the of this land that they own, the royal they wanted. royal family they are wanted. why are paying for them? why are we paying for them? well, are worried in one well, they are worried in one sense, and they're in sense, and they're not in another. that's say the crown another. that's to say the crown rsrores— another. that's to say the crown rsrores rhey— another. that's to say the crown estates, they do— that's to say the crown estates, they do directly estates, they do not directly eomroh — estates, they do not directly control. they— estates, they do not directly control. they run a control. they are run by a sperm— special commission. but what chores—ves- special commission. but what. charles—was prince charles did when he was prince of charles did when he was prince or vvores— charles did when he was prince of vvores vs— charles did when he was prince of wales was to _ charles did when he was prince of wales was to spearhead a orherem— of wales was to spearhead a different way— of wales was to spearhead a different way of— of wales was to spearhead a different way of dealing with it. different way of dealing with h. -ger— different way of dealing with h. -ger o- different way of dealing with it. get a percentage different way of dealing with- it. -get a percentage of it. now they get a percentage of prohhs— it. now they get a percentage of prohrs. aho— it. now they get a percentage of profits. and remember , the crown profits. and remember, the crown esrore— profits. and remember, the crown esrore rs— profits. and remember, the crown estate is brilliant.— profits. and remember, the crown estate is brilliant. they run it geherores— estate is brilliant. they run it generates enormous it owns huge shoes— generates enormous it owns huge shoes or— generates enormous it owns huge slices of central— generates enormous it owns huge slices of central london. so whor— slices of central london. so vhor you-re— slices of central london. so what you're doing is you're ereomhg— what you're doing is you're ereomhg o— what you're doing is you're creaming a section of the prohrs— creaming a section of the prorhs hor— creaming a section of the profits for the _ creaming a section of the profits for the royal family it ooesh-r— profits for the royal family it doesn't come— profits for the royal family it doesn't come out— profits for the royal family it doesn't come out of general rovorroh— doesn't come out of general rovorroh .— doesn't come out of general taxation . it's— doesn't come out of general taxation . it's not- doesn't come out of general taxation . it's not money as it taxation. it's not money as it

horro— taxation. it's not money as it were, would otherwise go to the hrs— were, would otherwise go to the hhs .— were, would otherwise go to the hhs . rr-s— were, would otherwise go to the hhs. rr-s rhg— were, would otherwise go to the nhs. it's ring fenced special money— nhs. it's ring fenced special mohey rhor-s— nhs. it's ring fenced special money that's essentially profit of money that's essentially profit or me — money that's essentially profit or me hope. — money that's essentially profit of the land, profit of the london— of the land, profit of the london property market. ' w: london property market. and the treasurer does— london property market. and the treasurer does actually make money from the royal family. this is the thing. i mean the estimates vary and it depends very much of course on which estimates that you read. but estimates that you do read. but somewhere the region of somewhere in the region of around £500 million year, the around £500 million a year, the taxpayer profit. taxpayer is actually in profit. i you mean actually from i believe you mean actually from the crown estate? yes, i think i rhhh— the crown estate? yes, i think i think considerably— 7 yes, i think i think considerably more. right. the think considerably more. right. rhe hrs— think considerably more. right. rhe hrs yrero— think considerably more. right. the his yield is— think considerably more. right. the his yield is enormous . yeah. the his yield is enormous. yeah. arso— the his yield is enormous. yeah. arsoleomse— the his yield is enormous. yeah. arsoleomse .— the his yield is enormous. yeah. also,.course , there- the his yield is enormous. yeah. also, course , there is the also, of course, there is the vvhore — also, of course, there is the whole business— also, of course, there is the whole business that we're seeing -soy— whole business that we're seeing -soy rhe — now. that's to say the extraordinary- now. that's to say the extraordinary prominence of rouhsm— extraordinary prominence of rouhsm .— extraordinary prominence of rouhsm . rhe— extraordinary prominence of tourism , the number of people tourism, the number of people who— tourism, the number of people who ome— tourism, the number of people who ro— tourism, the number of people who come to london, particularly because— who come to london, particularly heeouse or— who come to london, particularly because of this. _ who come to london, particularly because of this. but— who come to london, particularly because of this. but i think mere-s— because of this. but i think there's something else that we gogg— there's something else that we shouro reohy— there's something else that we should really be— there's something else that we should really be talking about, which— should really be talking about, which rs— should really be talking about, which is this— should really be talking about, which is this it— should really be talking about, which is this it really your which is this it really is your rhrro— which is this it really is your rhrro pom.— which is this it really is your third point. our— which is this it really is your third point. our history. yes. rhe— third point. our history. yes. rhe-rs— third point. our history. yes. rhe-rs rhe- third point. our history. yes. the is the central the monarchy is the central rhreoo— the monarchy is the central head or— the monarchy is the central thread of our— the monarchy is the central thread of our history. it's the ohry— thread of our history. it's the only institution— thread of our history. it's the only institution apart from the church— only institution apart from the church or— only institution apart from the church of england that goes hghr— church of england that goes rrghr hoov— church of england that goes right back to— church of england that goes right back to the beginning. do you mov— right back to the beginning. do you know his— right back to the beginning. do you know this is— right back to the beginning. do you know this is the thousandth and you know this is the thousandth uhu perh— you know this is the thousandth and 50th anniversary of the

rush— and 50th anniversary of the rush royur— and 50th anniversary of the first royal coronation in mgruhue— first royal coronation in england? the first coronation of a england? the first coronation of o hhg— england? the first coronation of o hhg or— england? the first coronation of a king of england— england? the first coronation of a king of england in 973, 1500 a king of england in 973,1500 years— a king of england in 973,1500 yes rhere— a king of england in 973,1500 years. there are— a king of england in 973,1500 years. there are so— a king of england in 973,1500 years. there are so few institutions— years. there are so few institutions of- years. there are so few institutions of which that's rrue. — institutions of which that's rrue. aho— institutions of which that's rrue. mu r— institutions of which that's true. and i think the other rhhg— true. and i think the other rhhg rs.— true. and i think the other thing is, remember, our i know his— thing is, remember, our i know his souus— thing is, remember, our i know his souus oh— thing is, remember, our i know this sounds an odd thing to say. his— this sounds an odd thing to say. his rs— this sounds an odd thing to say. mm is u— this sounds an odd thing to say. this is a modern— this sounds an odd thing to say. this is a modern tv and whatever our ancestors took— this is a modern tv and whatever our ancestors took a— this is a modern tv and whatever our ancestors took a decision , our ancestors took a decision, we uhuru— our ancestors took a decision, we more o— our ancestors took a decision, we undid a revolution . once upon we undid a revolution. once upon a we undid a revolution. once upon hume— we undid a revolution. once upon orrme. ure— we undid a revolution. once upon orrme. vve uro— we undid a revolution. once upon a time. we did what— we undid a revolution. once upon a time. we did what lots of peophe— a time. we did what lots of peopre vom— a time. we did what lots of people want to _ a time. we did what lots of people want to do. we got rid of royohy— people want to do. we got rid of royuhy mu— people want to do. we got rid of royuhy me we— people want to do. we got rid of royalty and we decided we wanted it royalty and we decided we wanted h hush. — royalty and we decided we wanted it back. fantastic _ royalty and we decided we wanted it back. fantastic jr? w: it back. fantastic look, david's going to be joining me throughout the course of this show. made cracking show. he's made some cracking points the top one points there. so the top one there, princess anne right. to say that we shouldn't strip out the more. we've the monarchy any more. we've done as much we can. and done it as much as we can. and it's making money. so it's making us all money. so i think can agree that it's think we can agree that it's worth it. i am when i come back, going be about kate's going to be talking about kate's dodgy if you want call dodgy tiara, if you want to call it apparently has got it that, apparently has got flowers, in it. flowers, not jewels in it. what's going on there? and that national history as well. national history point as well. i will to many i will reveal to you how many brits are actually proud of our

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tiara, which would be a major break with tradition. now gb news viewers can see two images of kate, one where she's got a tiara on and the other one rather more relaxed setting when she was in the solomon islands in 2012 with a floral number. now, quite a few people might be saying, well, does it all really matter? but for those people who are matter? but for those people who uesperure— matter? but for those people who are desperate to— matter? but for those people who are desperate to have— ”7’ but for those people who are desperate to have the full shov— are desperate to have the full show me — are desperate to have the full show and the— are desperate to have the full show and the pomp and ceremony and ooh-r— show and the pomp and ceremony and ooh-r vom— show and the pomp and ceremony and don't want the— show and the pomp and ceremony and don't want the royal family to and don't want the royal family ro he— and don't want the royal family ro he ourrhg— and don't want the royal family to be cutting costs— and don't want the royal family to be cutting costs on things rhe— to be cutting costs on things he pig,— to be cutting costs on things he pig, r— to be cutting costs on things like that, i think— to be cutting costs on things like that, i think might be a like that, i think it might be a bit like that, i think it might be a phlo— like that, i think it might be a bit a disappointment. jr? w: bit of a disappointment. david survey— bit of a disappointment. david survey-mm— bit of a disappointment. david starkey -with me.- bit of a disappointment. david starkey with me. david, starkey is still with me. david, what on earth on? why what on earth is going on? why won't a proper tiara on? won't she get a proper tiara on? it's i don't understand it. at oh.— it's i don't understand it. at oh. r— it's i don't understand it. at oh. r mesh— it's i don't understand it. at all. i mean,.the- it's i don't understand it. at all. i mean, the other hand, all. i mean, on the other hand, rememerh h— all. i mean, on the other hand, remember in the— all. i mean, on the other hand, remember in the middle of the common— remember in the middle of the coronation invitation, i'm sure youve— coronation invitation, i'm sure youve-h— coronation invitation, i'm sure. you-ve-h-poeher. you've got yours in your pocket. rhe. — you've got yours in your pocket. rhe. rhere-s— you've got yours in your pocket. the. there's-green,- you've got yours in your pocket. the. there's green, in the. there's a little green, in her.— the. there's a little green, in her. rorher— the. there's a little green, in fact, rather large— the. there's a little green, in fact, rather large green man at the fact, rather large green man at me horrom — fact, rather large green man at me horrom .— fact, rather large green man at the bottom . this— fact, rather large green man at the bottom . this sort sense the bottom. this sort of sense of the bottom. this sort of sense or home— the bottom. this sort of sense of nature, worship— the bottom. this sort of sense of nature, worship . and i of nature, worship. and i suppose— of nature, worship. and i suppose he— of nature, worship. and i suppose in one sense, yes, hovers— suppose in one sense, yes, hovers vs— suppose in one sense, yes, flowers was in— suppose in one sense, yes, flowers was in the hair, you mov— flowers was in the hair, you know .— flowers was in the hair, you know , relaxed— flowers was in the hair, you know , relaxed in communion with know, relaxed in communion with home— know, relaxed in communion with home .— know, relaxed in communion with home . r— know, relaxed in communion with nature . i think— know, relaxed in communion with nature . i think it's— know, relaxed in communion with nature . i think it's a daft nature. i think it's a daft rues— nature. i think it's a daft idea, frankly— nature. i think it's a daft

idea, frankly ,- nature. i think it's a daft idea, frankly , that that that idea, frankly, that that that remember , they have some of the remember, they have some of the worms— remember, they have some of the worms mosh— remember, they have some of the world's most incomparably voruuhre— world's most incomparably valuable and— world's most incomparably valuable and beautiful jewellery hormouy— valuable and beautiful jewellery hormouy h— valuable and beautiful jewellery normally it sits— valuable and beautiful jewellery normally it sits in— valuable and beautiful jewellery normally it sits in a cupboard hormouy— normally it sits in a cupboard hormouy h— normally it sits in a cupboard normally it sits— normally it sits in a cupboard normally it sits in a cupboard normally it sits in the safe. we vom— normally it sits in the safe. we vum ro— normally it sits in the safe. we vum ro see— normally it sits in the safe. we want to see it— normally it sits in the safe. we want to see it that— normally it sits in the safe. we want to see it that again. i'm ru— want to see it that again. i'm r-u he— want to see it that again. i'm i'll be truthful.— want to see it that again. i'm i'll be truthful. i'm disappointed . and i'm not i'll be truthful. i'm _ disappointed . and i'm not seeing disappointed. and i'm not seeing the disappointed. and i'm not seeing me hohhoor— disappointed. and i'm not seeing the kohinoor. i— disappointed. and i'm not seeing the kohinoor. i i— disappointed. and i'm not seeing the kohinoor. i i feel a little bit the kohinoor. i i feel a little hrr deprived.— the kohinoor. i i feel a little bit deprived. it— the kohinoor. i i feel a little bit deprived. it has an amazing hoshhg— bit deprived. it has an amazing flashing effect— bit deprived. it has an amazing flashing effect ._ bit deprived. it has an amazing flashing effect . luckily the flashing effect. luckily the cuuhoh— flashing effect. luckily the cullinan diamonds that are in the cullinan diamonds that are in me cohsorr-s— cullinan diamonds that are in the consort's crown are pretty good— the consort's crown are pretty good roo— the consort's crown are pretty good roo. hur— the consort's crown are pretty good too. but remember , for the good too. but remember, for the pomp— good too. but remember, for the pomp mu— good too. but remember, for the pomp and circumstance of mohorehy— pomp and circumstance of mohorehy rs— pomp and circumstance of monarchy is part of the show. rhe— monarchy is part of the show. the coronation— monarchy is part of the show. the coronation is— monarchy is part of the show. the coronation is grand opera . the coronation is grand opera. it the coronation is grand opera. h shoute— the coronation is grand opera. h should he— the coronation is grand opera. it should be grand opera in this evrrooruhury— it should be grand opera in this extraordinary building built for the extraordinary building built for me purpose— extraordinary building built for me purpose or— extraordinary building built for the purpose of this amazing ming— the purpose of this amazing thing, marble— the purpose of this amazing thing, marble pavement, which only— thing, marble pavement, which only o— thing, marble pavement, which only a handful— thing, marble pavement, which only a handful survive in the horro— only a handful survive in the worth vvhh— only a handful survive in the world with with— only a handful survive in the world with with wonderful music ehorrs. — world with with wonderful music ehorrs. r— world with with wonderful music ehorrs. r meoh— world with with wonderful music choirs. i mean, robes. robes of erorh— choirs. i mean, robes. robes of eworh or— choirs. i mean, robes. robes of eworh or gore. — choirs. i mean, robes. robes of cloth, of gold. you— choirs. i mean, robes. robes of cloth, of gold. you want all rhu— cloth, of gold. you want all that because _ cloth, of gold. you want all that because it's- cloth, of gold. you want all that because it's part of the show.— that because it's part of the show. rm— that because it's part of the show. i'm really— that because it's part of the show. i'm really sorry. for example— show. i'm really sorry. for example .— show. i'm really sorry. for example , that— show. i'm really sorry. for example , that we no longer have example, that we no longer have the example, that we no longer have me piers— example, that we no longer have me prers .— example, that we no longer have me prers . us— example, that we no longer have me prers . you— example, that we no longer have the piers , as, you know, like the piers, as, you know, like a super— the piers, as, you know, like a super mu— the piers, as, you know, like a gilbert and sullivan chorus, all

in gilbert and sullivan chorus, all h somer— gilbert and sullivan chorus, all in scarlet with— gilbert and sullivan chorus, all in scarlet with their golden coronets . and— in scarlet with their golden coronets . and again, it's a coronets. and again, it's a wonderful— coronets. and again, it's a wonderful moment of theatre hehg— wonderful moment of theatre hehg o— wonderful moment of theatre hehg e ph— wonderful moment of theatre being a bit more— wonderful moment of theatre being a bit more serious now. do you— being a bit more serious now. do you rememerh— being a bit more serious now. do you remember going back to the euees— you remember going back to the queen's funeral?— you remember going back to the queen's funeral? the things that everybody— queen's funeral? the things that everybody remembers are the crown— everybody remembers are the crown eomhg— everybody remembers are the crown coming off— everybody remembers are the crown coming off the coffin and the crown coming off the coffin and me hreohhg— crown coming off the coffin and the breaking of— crown coming off the coffin and the breaking of the wand . and the breaking of the wand. and rhese— the breaking of the wand. and these symbols— the breaking of the wand. and these symbols are very powerful . wet,— these symbols are very powerful . hell we— these symbols are very powerful . well, we will— these symbols are very powerful . well, we will not— these symbols are very powerful . well, we will not see the most powerful— . well, we will not see the most powerful symbol— . well, we will not see the most powerful symbol of— . well, we will not see the most powerful symbol of the old coronation,— powerful symbol of the old coronation, which was when the momem— coronation, which was when the momem rhe— coronation, which was when the moment the king— coronation, which was when the moment the king had his crown put moment the king had his crown pur oh— moment the king had his crown pur oh oh— moment the king had his crown pur oh oh rhe— moment the king had his crown put on all the nobles put their crowns on, too.— put on all the nobles put their crowns on, too. it's— put on all the nobles put their crowns on, too. it's theatre. aho— crowns on, too. it's theatre. who h— crowns on, too. it's theatre. who h o— crowns on, too. it's theatre. and in a sense— crowns on, too. it's theatre. and in a sense ,- crowns on, too. it's theatre. and in a sense , the modernising and in a sense, the modernising surp— and in a sense, the modernising smp ovoy— and in a sense, the modernising smp uvvuy rhu— and in a sense, the modernising strip away that essence monarchy is strip away that essence monarchy rs eeremohy — strip away that essence monarchy is ceremony. what's— strip away that essence monarchy is ceremony. what's the point of it is ceremony. what's the point of h orhervvrsee — is ceremony. what's the point of it otherwise? well,— is ceremony. what's the point of it otherwise? �*ifvw�*wi;g wilfrkivfifglg ' w: it otherwise? well, exactly. and the point is, we already own this stuff. we know that the royal family owns it. yes. well, should be very clear about that. i don't own it. otherwise, let's be you. we wouldn't be honest with you. we wouldn't be honest with you. we wouldn't he here. — be honest with you. we wouldn't he here. would— be honest with you. we wouldn't be here, would we?— be honest with you. we wouldn't be here, would we? but.- we wouldn't be here, would we? but. but no, the be here, would we? but. but no, me hoyuh— be here, would we? but. but no, the royal family— be here, would we? but. but no, the royal family already owns all the royal family already owns oulrhrs— the royal family already owns all-this stuff,— the royal family already owns all this stuff, there's no all of this stuff, so there's no rheu— all of this stuff, so there's no rueu-rhey-re— all of this stuff, so there's no idea they're going idea that they're going to go our— idea that they're going to go our mu— idea that they're going to go our oue-h.- idea that they're going to go our oue-h. - idea that they're going to go out and -it. and i idea that they're going to go. out and-it. and that's out and just buy it. and that's going— out and just buy it. and that's going to be an additional expense. we know that. and it

could be argued, david, could it not, of the key points not, that one of the key points about that the about owning it is that the public, greater like me, get public, the greater like me, get to see it. i couldn't agree r— to see it. i couldn't agree more. i mean, the- g i couldn't agree more. i mean, the stuff is there to more. i mean, the stuff is there ro he— more. i mean, the stuff is there ro he used.— more. i mean, the stuff is there to be used. and— more. i mean, the stuff is there to be used. and again, you've got—westminsterl got a setting in westminster abbey— got a setting in westminster ahhey—rori abbey which is designed for his— abbey which is designed for mm which— abbey which is designed for this, which are— abbey which is designed for this, which are designed for hrs.— this, which are designed for his soo— this, which are designed for this. 800 years— this, which are designed for this. 800 years ago with thought .-uesrgheu— this. 800 years ago with thought ,_g.gg..g ro- this. 800 years ago with thought ,-designed to be- this. 800 years ago with thought , designed to be seen , with care designed to be seen where— , with care designed to be seen where we— , with care designed to be seen where we are now.— , with care designed to be seen where we are now. this is merely— where we are now. this is entirely laid— where we are now. this is entirely laid-at- where we are now. this is entirely laid at the entirely laid out at the hegmhmg— entirely laid out at the beginning of- entirely laid out at the beginning of the 20th century for o— beginning of the 20th century for o royal— beginning of the 20th century for a royal show. _ beginning of the 20th century for a royal show. in other words , for a royal show. in other words . trophy.— for a royal show. in other words merry. h— for a royal show. in other words .rruhhy. h you— for a royal show. in other words , frankly, if you just piddle your— , frankly, if you just piddle your voy— , frankly, if you just piddle your way along, what is the poem— your way along, what is the pomre rhrs— your way along, what is the point? this is— your way along, what is the point? this is it. 'w: wt?“ . point? this is it. and i can't herp— point? this is it. and i can't help but wonder whether or not they've given in to some well, actually, republicans who would be all over them like a rash, we all know, don't we, in the gossip rags, you see. oh, what's she wearing? what's the outfit worth? did get that worth? where did they get that from? thing. but from? and that's one thing. but someone doing a blow by someone would be doing a blow by blow every single blow account of every single cost every single stone that cost of every single stone that was particular tiara . and i was in a particular tiara. and i just whether not just wonder whether or not they've in to people who they've caved in to people who would ostentatious would see it as an ostentatious show and show of wealth. and i unfortunately think, david, that they've caved to a minority

they've caved in to a minority there. do know they've caved in to a minority there . do know what? they're there. do you know what? they're not there. do you know what? they're hor oomprerery— there. do you know what? they're not completely losing— jwitwi; do you know what? they're not completely losing game, i rhhh— not completely losing game, i think-remember- not completely losing game, i think. remember radio two think. do you remember radio two every— think. do you remember radio two every so— think. do you remember radio two every so omem— think. do you remember radio two every so often, radio two ueerueu— every so often, radio two ueerueu h— every so often, radio two decided it wanted people even younger— decided it wanted people even youhger rhuh— decided it wanted people even younger than you— decided it wanted people even younger than you are. so what you— younger than you are. so what you go— younger than you are. so what you do rs— younger than you are. so what you do rs you— younger than you are. so what you do is you sack— younger than you are. so what you do is you sack all the presehrers— you do is you sack all the presenters, you- you do is you sack all the presenters, you sack all all the use— presenters, you sack all all the use ioeheys— presenters, you sack all all the use ioeheys. you — presenters, you sack all all the disc jockeys, you change all the you— disc jockeys, you change all the music, you lose— disc jockeys, you change all the music, you lose the audience youve— music, you lose the audience youve gor— music, you lose the audience you've got already, and you ooh-r— you've got already, and you ooh-r ger— you've got already, and you don't getlnew_ you've got already, and you don't get new when the don't get a new one. when the monarchy— don't get a new one. when the monarchy preys— don't get a new one. when the monarchy plays the woke or the republican— monarchy plays the woke or the republican game— monarchy plays the woke or the republican game ,— monarchy plays the woke or the republican game , it's lose, lose republican game, it's lose, lose . aru— republican game, it's lose, lose . who or— republican game, it's lose, lose . who or rhu— republican game, it's lose, lose . and on that exact— republican game, it's lose, lose . and on that exact point, i'm going to return to princess anne. i have always loved princess anne. i think the vast majority us absolutely do. majority of us absolutely do. and big sit down and she gave a big sit down interview. and woke interview. and on that woke stuff, david, she said something really important. know really important. and we know that king charles has, for whatever reason, agreed to cooperate of cooperate with some kind of radical us slavery investigation that's going on with the royal family and a historic links to the slave trade and princess anne she wouldn't have. anne said she wouldn't have. well, she alluded to i don't want to put words in her mouth. she the that she she alluded to the fact that she absolutely wouldn't have entertained and entertained this stuff. and history she is history is history. she is uhsowurehy— history is history. she is absolutely right.- history is history. she is absolutely right. of- " strwirgw " staiwgw she is absolutely right. of course, i“ stairgw i“ staiwgw she is

absolutely right. of course, the rheu— absolutely right. of course, the rues-rhe— absolutely right. of course, the idea-the royal— absolutely right. of course, the idea the royal family is idea that the royal family is uhyrhmg— idea that the royal family is anything apologise for is anything to apologise for is rmhhery— anything to apologise for is infinitely stupid . the guardian infinitely stupid. the guardian rhu— infinitely stupid. the guardian rhur merger— infinitely stupid. the guardian that dredger through muck that has r-usr— that dredger through muck that has just published an anti—semitic cartoon that is merely— anti—semitic cartoon that is hreruhy o— anti—semitic cartoon that is literally a mound of filth. do you— literally a mound of filth. do you mov— literally a mound of filth. do you know what— literally a mound of filth. do you know what he able to you know what he was able to rhu— you know what he was able to rho-r— you know what he was able to rho-r rhhh— you know what he was able to find-i think it- you know what he was able to find-i think it was- you know what he was able to find i think it was the find that? i think it was the mug-s— find that? i think it was the vmg-s greor— find that? i think it was the king's great great great great grumhorher— king's great great great great gruhururher .— king's great great great great grandfather . 1689 on king's great great great great grandfather. 1689 on on on the shoe— grandfather. 1689 on on on the shoe or— grandfather. 1689 on on on the side of queen— grandfather. 1689 on on on the side of queen elizabeth, the queen— side of queen elizabeth, the queen mother.— side of queen elizabeth, the queen mother. in other words, hor— queen mother. in other words, nor ever— queen mother. in other words, hor rhe— queen mother. in other words, not even the royal— queen mother. in other words, not even the royal side of the homily— not even the royal side of the homily rhu— not even the royal side of the family did have— not even the royal side of the family did have something to do vvhh— family did have something to do vvhh rhe— family did have something to do with the slave— family did have something to do with the slave trade. at one pohr. — with the slave trade. at one pohh—movvl with the slave trade. at one. point. _ know who with the slave trade. at one- point. _know who the point. now, do you know who the hue— point. now, do you know who the hurt or— point. now, do you know who the the or people— point. now, do you know who the kind of people who— point. now, do you know who the kind of people who dredge rhrough— kind of people who dredge through people's pasts like that were— through people's pasts like that vveree—rhe. i through people's pasts like that. vveree—rhe. rhey were? they were called the. they were-rhrough— were? they were called the. they were-through to— were? they were called the. they were through to find out were going through to find out vherher— were going through to find out whether-jewish- were going through to find out whether jewish father were going through to find out wigrandfather, jewish father were going through to find out wigrandfather, grandmotherther were going through to find out wigrandfather, grandmother and or grandfather, grandmother and whor— or grandfather, grandmother and vhur rhe— or grandfather, grandmother and vhur rhe omi— or grandfather, grandmother and what the anti slavery lot are doing— what the anti slavery lot are doing hov— what the anti slavery lot are uomg rs— what the anti slavery lot are doing now is reproducing that rhey-re— doing now is reproducing that rhey-re rrymg— doing now is reproducing that they're trying to _ doing now is reproducing that they're trying to come up with his— they're trying to come up with this terrible— they're trying to come up with this terrible idea— they're trying to come up with this terrible idea of hereditary guru— this terrible idea of hereditary gurh ,— this terrible idea of hereditary gurh . rhu— this terrible idea of hereditary gurh . her we— this terrible idea of hereditary guilt , that we are somehow to guilt, that we are somehow to home— guilt, that we are somehow to home for— guilt, that we are somehow to blame for previous generations. rhere-s— blame for previous generations. rhere-s ohry— blame for previous generations. there's only one— blame for previous generations. there's only one thing peculiar uhour— there's only one thing peculiar about britain— there's only one thing peculiar about britain and— there's only one thing peculiar about britain and slavery. we are about britain and slavery. we rhe— about britain and slavery. we me only— about britain and slavery. we are the only country that ueerueu— are the only country that decided it— are the only country that decided it was- are the only country that decided it was wicked and rhegoh — decided it was wicked and illegal. what— decided it was wicked and illegal. what do you forget, ramsh— illegal. what do you forget, romeh rs—

illegal. what do you forget, patrick, is that— illegal. what do you forget, patrick, is that slavery wasn't rhoughr— patrick, is that slavery wasn't even thought wrong. we take for gamed.— even thought wrong. we take for granted. everybody was a slave. husr— granted. everybody was a slave. husr hove— granted. everybody was a slave. must have realised they were vreheu. — must have realised they were vreheu. rhrs— must have realised they were wicked. this is— must have realised they were wicked. this is not true. rhere-s— wicked. this is not true. there's nothing against slavery in there's nothing against slavery he he— there's nothing against slavery he he gig..— there's nothing against slavery in the bible. i— there's nothing against slavery in the bible. i mean, saint paul says— in the bible. i mean, saint paul says ho— in the bible. i mean, saint paul suys ho shove— in the bible. i mean, saint paul says no slave should treat. rhere— says no slave should treat. there should— says no slave should treat. there should behave, be obedient to there should behave, be obedient ro rheu— there should behave, be obedient to their masters. _ there should behave, be obedient to their masters. masters should hear— to their masters. masters should hear her— to their masters. masters should treat their slaves— to their masters. masters should treat their slaves kindly. rhere-s— treat their slaves kindly. there's nothing saying it's vvreheu— there's nothing saying it's vvreheu .— there's nothing saying it's wicked . there— there's nothing saying it's wicked . there are rules wicked. there are rules govemmg— wicked. there are rules governing it.- wicked. there are rules governing it. so the people of the governing it. so the people of me rsrh— governing it. so the people of the 18th century— governing it. so the people of the 18th century didn't know it vvrohg r— the 18th century didn't know it was wrong. ”wi; was wrong. i suppose they're then the argument is that the royal family moved with the times and really had nothing to apologise for because if they were apologising for it, then everyone would apologising everyone would be apologising for actually moved for it. they've actually moved oheou— for it. they've actually moved oheoulrhe— for it. they've actually moved ahead-the times— for it. they've actually moved ahead-the times in- a they've actually moved ahead the times in 1840, the ahead of the times in 1840, the mph-reorry— ahead of the times in 1840, the mph-reorry rs— ahead of the times in 1840, the man-really is his- ahead of the times in 1840, the man really is his great man who really is his great greor— man who really is his great great grandfather. other man who really is his great greatgprincether. other man who really is his great great gprince albert other man who really is his great great gprince albert led er man who really is his great great gprince albert led the words, prince albert led the resrsoheer— words, prince albert led the resistance, led _ words, prince albert led the resistance, led the campaign to eomhue— resistance, led the campaign to eomhue rhe— resistance, led the campaign to continue the abolition of slavery— continue the abolition of slavery because, of course, it's ohohsheu— slavery because, of course, it's ohohsheu h— slavery because, of course, it's abolished in the _ slavery because, of course, it's abolished in the british empire, but abolished in the british empire, hur hrs— abolished in the british empire, hm hm hor— abolished in the british empire, but it's not abolished worldwide. - but it's not abolished worldwide. and the whole weight of worldwide. and the whole weight or me — worldwide. and the whole weight or me hoyur— worldwide. and the whole weight of the royal navy— worldwide. and the whole weight of the royal navy from the 1840s hghr— of the royal navy from the 1840s rrghr rhrough— of the royal navy from the 1840s right through the— of the royal navy from the 1840s right through the 19th century, at right through the 19th century, or u— right through the 19th century,

or u huge— right through the 19th century, at a huge cost,— right through the 19th century, at a huge cost, some 2% of gdp is uevoreu— at a huge cost, some 2% of gdp is uevoreu ro— at a huge cost, some 2% of gdp is devoted to eradicating slavery— is devoted to eradicating slavery because the really big shove— slavery because the really big shove powers— slavery because the really big slave powers are— slavery because the really big slave powers are places we don't rhhh— slave powers are places we don't rhhh or— slave powers are places we don't rhhh of h— slave powers are places we don't think of it portugal,— slave powers are places we don't think of it portugal, brazil, mu— think of it portugal, brazil, mu shove— think of it portugal, brazil, and above all,— think of it portugal, brazil, and above all, the ottoman empire— and above all, the ottoman rmprre mu— and above all, the ottoman empire and what was going on. rhe— empire and what was going on. he ems— empire and what was going on. he hrhs or— empire and what was going on. the brits at every— empire and what was going on. the brits at every level through the the brits at every level through me how— the brits at every level through me hovy mu— the brits at every level through the navy and in— the brits at every level through the navy and in africa were deliberately— the navy and in africa were deliberately campaigning to suppress— deliberately campaigning to suppress slavery. . deliberately campaigning to suppress slavery. . suppress slavery. and, you know , talking of this history, okay, that we're going to be doing a lot on, there's a wonderful crowd of people behind me here. and i just say thank you and can i just say thank you very much as well to everyone? i was doing little bit a walk was doing a little bit of a walk around before and i was surveying the nation a bit and going and soaking up the going and just soaking up the atmosphere. many you atmosphere. and so many of you coming saying hello. and coming up and saying hello. and it's to see all. it's been great to see you all. get yourselves down here, because we will be here, of course, the through course, all the way through right the coronation. right through to the coronation. i until friday. and i will be here until friday. and i will be here until friday. and i want meet many of i just want to meet as many of you as possible. a little bit later be having later on, i'm going to be having a chat. fingers crossed. fingers crossed anita crossed with a lady called anita who is i mean, super fan doesn't quite justice anita.

quite do it justice for anita. bless to be bless her, but she's going to be camping we spoke few camping out. we spoke to a few of people who'd of those people yesterday who'd been and i'm going been camping out. and i'm going to talking her hopefully to be to talking her hopefully a little bit later in the show to be to talking her hopefully a littl

breaches at downing street, she was already holding talks with keir starmer, the labour leader. now if that's true and it is a big if, then she would have broken parliamentary rules and thatis broken parliamentary rules and that is absolutely massive. that was the big question at the time. well, i'm very pleased to say i'm now joined by tom say that i'm now joined by tom harwood, deputy harwood, who is our deputy political editor. tom is this as fishy as it smells ? well, we fishy as it smells? well, we don't fishy as it smells? well, we ooh-r hove— fishy as it smells? well, we don't have long— fishy as it smells? well, we don't have long to- �*7 a 7 well, we don't have long to wait. we're evpeerhg— don't have long to wait. we're evpeermg o— don't have long to wait. we're expecting a statement from the coupe— expecting a statement from the cabinet office, _ expecting a statement from the cabinet office, minister in the house— cabinet office, minister in the house or— cabinet office, minister in the house of commons in the next couple— house of commons in the next couple or— house of commons in the next couple of hours.— house of commons in the next couple of hours. and this should.— couple of hours. and this shouhu. h— couple of hours. and this should, if everything that we uhuersrohu— should, if everything that we understand to— should, if everything that we understand to be true is going ahead.— understand to be true is going ahead. rhrs— understand to be true is going ahead, this should give us some very.— ahead, this should give us some very. very— ahead, this should give us some very. very mg— ahead, this should give us some very, very big clues— ahead, this should give us some very, very big clues into what is very, very big clues into what rs huppephg— very, very big clues into what is happening. there's been an investigation— is happening. there's been an investigation into sue grey's eohuuer— investigation into sue grey's conduct into— investigation into sue grey's conduct into whether or not she-s— conduct into whether or not she's broken— conduct into whether or not she's broken the— conduct into whether or not she's broken the civil service sorre— she's broken the civil service code or— she's broken the civil service code of conduct,— she's broken the civil service code of conduct, an and when his— code of conduct, an and when this investigation— code of conduct, an and when this investigation was announced by this investigation was announced hy rhe— this investigation was announced by me eohher— this investigation was announced by the cabinet office, minister , it by the cabinet office, minister . h reuuy— by the cabinet office, minister . h reouy uro— by the cabinet office, minister , it really did seem a pretty oper— , it really did seem a pretty opeh mu— , it really did seem a pretty open and shut—

, it really did seem a pretty open and shut case in order for sue— open and shut case in order for sue eroy— open and shut case in order for sue emy ro— open and shut case in order for sue gray to have— open and shut case in order for sue gray to have taken on this job sue gray to have taken on this job vhh— sue gray to have taken on this job vvhh rhe— sue gray to have taken on this job with the labour party ,. she job with the labour party,. she wru— job with the labour party,. she will obviously— job with the labour party,. she will obviously need to needed to hove— will obviously need to needed to have discussions— will obviously need to needed to have discussions with the labour party,— have discussions with the labour harry. hur— have discussions with the labour hurry. hur rhe— have discussions with the labour party, but the civil— have discussions with the labour party, but the civil service cohe— party, but the civil service code or— party, but the civil service code of conduct says senior evi— code of conduct says senior civil servants— code of conduct says senior civil servants can- code of conduct says senior civil servants can not have meerhgs— civil servants can not have meetings with— civil servants can not have meetings with opposition parliamentarians, with opposrrroh— parliamentarians, with opposition parties unless they hove— opposition parties unless they have heer— opposition parties unless they have been specific sanctioned by a have been specific sanctioned by u rerevom— have been specific sanctioned by a relevant minister— have been specific sanctioned by a relevant minister. for have been specific sanctioned by a relevant minister . for now, no a relevant minister. for now, no sush— a relevant minister. for now, no such meerhgs— a relevant minister. for now, no such meetings were sanctioned by mhrsrers— such meetings were sanctioned by mhrsrers hur— such meetings were sanctioned by ministers, but we— such meetings were sanctioned by ministers, but we today will rhu— ministers, but we today will rho our— ministers, but we today will find out the— ministers, but we today will find out the timing of all of his— find out the timing of all of his .— find out the timing of all of his . rhe— find out the timing of all of this . the allegation that this. the allegation that appears— this. the allegation that appears oh— this. the allegation that appears on the front page of the hurry— appears on the front page of the hurry reregruph— appears on the front page of the daily telegraph today is that vvhhsr— daily telegraph today is that vhhsr sue— daily telegraph today is that whilst sue gray— daily telegraph today is that whilst sue gray was advised ovhg— whilst sue gray was advised ovhg rhe— whilst sue gray was advised owing the parliamentary investigation— owing the parliamentary investigation into whether boris rohhsoh— investigation into whether boris johnson misled— investigation into whether boris johnson misled the house over hurrygore— johnson misled the house over hurrygure or— johnson misled the house over partygate or not,— johnson misled the house over partygate or not, it was during rhu— partygate or not, it was during her rime— partygate or not, it was during that time that— partygate or not, it was during that time that sue gray was having— that time that sue gray was huvmg rhese— that time that sue gray was having these conversations with the having these conversations with me rohour— having these conversations with the labour team _ having these conversations with the labour team with sir keir srurmer-s— the labour team with sir keir starmer's office. _ the labour team with sir keir starmer's office. if that's uphehh— starmer's office. if that's upheru. h— starmer's office. if that's upheld, it could well be that we've seen mr— upheld, it could well be that we've seen mr rules keir summer— we've seen mr rules keir starmer, the— we've seen mr rules keir starmer, the guy who has tried to starmer, the guy who has tried ro pohr— starmer, the guy who has tried to paint himself— starmer, the guy who has tried to paint himself as the most

sreuurosr— to paint himself as the most steadfast follower of all of rhese— steadfast follower of all of these rules— steadfast follower of all of these rules and— steadfast follower of all of these rules and indeed sue gray, these rules and indeed sue gray, rhe vvomuh— these rules and indeed sue gray, the woman who— these rules and indeed sue gray, the woman who informed these rules— the woman who informed these rules for— the woman who informed these rules for years— the woman who informed these rules for years at— the woman who informed these rules for years at the heart of govemmem— rules for years at the heart of government, we— rules for years at the heart of government, we could well see rouoy— government, we could well see rouuy rhu— government, we could well see today that these— government, we could well see today that these two individuals hove— today that these two individuals have breached— today that these two individuals have breached ,— today that these two individuals have breached , matched those have breached, matched those same rules . and— have breached, matched those same rules . and that is very same rules. and that is very rmporrom— same rules. and that is very important because it could mean a important because it could mean oeoohhg— important because it could mean u eoohhg oh— important because it could mean a cooling off period is enforced by he— a cooling off period is enforced by the government. what do i hy— by the government. what do i by more— by the government. what do i mean by that? a— by the government. what do i mean by that? a period of time vvherehy— mean by that? a period of time vherehy sue— mean by that? a period of time whereby sue gray— mean by that? a period of time whereby sue gray is not allowed to whereby sue gray is not allowed ro rake— whereby sue gray is not allowed ro ruhe up— whereby sue gray is not allowed ro ruhe up rhu— whereby sue gray is not allowed to take up that post in keir srormer-s— to take up that post in keir starmer's office, it could be a period— starmer's office, it could be a period or— starmer's office, it could be a period of time— starmer's office, it could be a period of time ,— starmer's office, it could be a period of time , more than a period of time, more than a year.— period of time, more than a year. h— period of time, more than a year. h soure— period of time, more than a year, it could be— period of time, more than a year, it could be a year and a hom— year, it could be a year and a ham h— year, it could be a year and a half. it could— year, it could be a year and a half. it could actually last unru— half. it could actually last umh rhe— half. it could actually last until the next— half. it could actually last until the next general election . aho— until the next general election . mu m— until the next general election . and if that's— until the next general election . and if that's the _ until the next general election . and if that's the case, then pa.— . and if that's the case, then keir starmer— . and if that's the case, then keir starmer really does have egg— keir starmer really does have egg on_ keir starmer really does have egg or hrs— keir starmer really does have egg or hrs rose.— keir starmer really does have egg on his face. he looks like hes— egg on his face. he looks like he-s heer— egg on his face. he looks like he's been playing. he's been huuhhg— he's been playing. he's been fiddling with— he's been playing. he's been fiddling with the rules, but arso— fiddling with the rules, but uhso he— fiddling with the rules, but also he doesn't— fiddling with the rules, but also he doesn't get the expense— also he doesn't get the expertise of— also he doesn't get the expertise of sue gray advising his expertise of sue gray advising hrs reom — expertise of sue gray advising hrs reom h— expertise of sue gray advising his team in any— expertise of sue gray advising his team in any potential prepururrohs— his team in any potential preparations for downing street, which— preparations for downing street, which rs— preparations for downing street, which is why— preparations for downing street, which is why ostensibly she was soughr— which is why ostensibly she was soughr our— which is why ostensibly she was sought out and— which is why ostensibly she was sought out and hired. he vvouhh-r— sought out and hired. he wouldn't get— sought out and hired. he wouldn't get any of that until he oeruouy— wouldn't get any of that until he actually got— wouldn't get any of that until he actually got into downing

sheer.— he actually got into downing sheer. so— he actually got into downing street. so that's— he actually got into downing street. so that's a potential orome— street. so that's a potential orome or— street. so that's a potential outcome of today. but i say, as i outcome of today. but i say, as r soy— outcome of today. but i say, as r soy ,— outcome of today. but i say, as r soy . hor— outcome of today. but i say, as r soy . hor so— outcome of today. but i say, as i say , not so long— outcome of today. but i say, as i say , not so long now to wait. i say, not so long now to wait. no — i say, not so long now to wait. no aru— i say, not so long now to wait. no and rom— i say, not so long now to wait. no and tom, just— i say, not so long now to wait. no and tom, just just- i say, not so long now to wait. no iw: w:. wt.

investigated and what isn't. there-partygate. there were two partygate investigations— there were two partygate investigations . the first one, investigations. the first one, while— investigations. the first one, vvhhe hous— investigations. the first one, while boris johnson was prime memes— while boris johnson was prime wrhrsrer. rhe— while boris johnson was prime minister, the second while boris rohhsoh— minister, the second while boris rohhsoh vs— minister, the second while boris rohhsoh u— minister, the second while boris johnson was a backbench mp but hro— johnson was a backbench mp but hro hov— johnson was a backbench mp but hro how he— johnson was a backbench mp but into how he behaved in parliament.— into how he behaved in parliament. the allegation today is parliament. the allegation today rs-sue— parliament. the allegation today rs-sue emy— parliament. the allegation today rs-sue emy vs— parliament. the allegation today is sue gray was talking to is that sue gray was talking to rohour— is that sue gray was talking to ruhour ourhg— is that sue gray was talking to labour during second one labour during the second one rorher— labour during the second one rorher rhuh— labour during the second one rather than the— labour during the second one rather than the first one. so i ooh-r— rather than the first one. so i ooh-r rhhh— rather than the first one. so i don't think this— rather than the first one. so i don't think this is— rather than the first one. so i don't think this is going to hove— don't think this is going to. have-implications don't think this is going to- have-implications on have any direct implications on her— have any direct implications on that investigation,— have any direct implications on that investigation, but there are that investigation, but there ore-people— that investigation, but there are-people-willl that investigation, but there- are-people-will think are many people who will think hohg— are many people who will think huhg oh— are many people who will think huhg h— are many people who will think hang on, if this— are many people who will think hang on, if this woman , this hang on, if this woman, this senior so—called_ hang on, if this woman, this senior so—called impartial civil servers— senior so—called impartial civil servom. vs— senior so—called impartial civil servom. so— senior so—called impartial civil servant, was so quick, so happy to servant, was so quick, so happy ro rump— servant, was so quick, so happy ro rump hro— servant, was so quick, so happy ro rump mro rhe— servant, was so quick, so happy to jump into the arms of the official— to jump into the arms of the official opposition. what really she— official opposition. what really was she thinking— official opposition. what really was she thinking through those years— was she thinking through those years h— was she thinking through those years in government? was she reohy— years in government? was she reuhy hemg— years in government? was she really being this— years in government? was she really being this impartial orhrrer— really being this impartial urhher or— really being this impartial arbiter of the— really being this impartial arbiter of the partygate processe— arbiter of the partygate process? even before she started speuhhg— process? even before she started speuhmg vhh— process? even before she started speaking with keir— process? even before she started speaking with keir starmer and his reom — speaking with keir starmer and his reom e— speaking with keir starmer and his team ? now,— speaking with keir starmer and his team ? now, on your question his team? now, on your question of his team? now, on your question or umhg.— his team? now, on your question of timing, parliament is not the mosr— of timing, parliament is not the mosr rigorous— of timing, parliament is not the most rigorous institution in rerms— most rigorous institution in rerms or— most rigorous institution in terms of sticking to an absolute rrmerohhe— terms of sticking to an absolute rrmerohhe .— terms of sticking to an absolute rrmerohhe . h— terms of sticking to an absolute timetable . it does— terms of sticking to an absolute timetable . it does depend timetable. it does depend a mue— timetable. it does depend a hrrre ph— timetable. it does depend a little bit on— timetable. it does depend a little bit on what on how long uehores— little bit on what on how long debates last.— little bit on what on how long debates last. but— little bit on what on how long debates last. but i can tell you his— debates last. but i can tell you this afternoon— debates last. but i can tell you this afternoon it— debates last. but i can tell you this afternoon it is— debates last. but i can tell you this afternoon it is on the order— this afternoon it is on the

order paper— this afternoon it is on the order paper that the cabinet emce— order paper that the cabinet office minister— order paper that the cabinet office minister will be making a when— office minister will be making a written ministerial— office minister will be making a written ministerial statement at the written ministerial statement at me uesporeh— written ministerial statement at the despatch box.— written ministerial statement at the despatch box. we'll keep our eye oh— the despatch box. we'll keep our eye or he— the despatch box. we'll keep our eye on the house— the despatch box. we'll keep our eye on the house of commons and let eye on the house of commons and her you— eye on the house of commons and her you mov— eye on the house of commons and let you know when _ eye on the house of commons and let you know when that is taking phase.— let you know when that is taking prose. greer— let you know when that is taking place. great stuff— let you know when that is taking place. great stuff . ©30in place. great stuff. okay, so fingers— place. great stuff. okay, so fingers crossed we will have a bit of breaking news and potentially some big breaking news this potentially some big breaking news tom this potentially some big breaking news tom harwood. this potentially some big breaking news tom harwood. excellent show, tom harwood. excellent stuff. political stuff. our deputy political editor now, i have got editor there. now, i have got loads more still to come between now 4:00, and now and 4:00, ladies and gentlemen. so make sure you don't take your this don't take your eyes off this show. there growing calls show. there are growing calls now, and i say shifted now, and i must say i've shifted my on this actually, i my position on this actually, i think almost becoming think it's almost becoming indefensible growing for indefensible. growing calls for a windfall tax after bp reported yet more whopping great big profits and as well, we will hear from the royal super fans who are flocking to buckingham palace. a full four days before the coronation. i'll be going out and about and chatting to those wonderful, glorious people. but right now it's your headunes people. but right now it's your headlines with even more glorious polly middlehurst.

patrick, thank you. the top srohes— patrick, thank you. the top stories this— patrick, thank you. the top stories this hour. more than a minor— stories this hour. more than a minor hus— stories this hour. more than a million nhs staff in england are going— million nhs staff in england are gomg ro— million nhs staff in england are going to receive— million nhs staff in england are going to receive a— million nhs staff in england are going to receive a 5% pay rise. heohh— going to receive a 5% pay rise. health unions— going to receive a 5% pay rise. health unions representing the mug-orhy— health unions representing the muiorrry or— health unions representing the muiorrry or hus— health unions representing the majority of nhs workers have recommended— majority of nhs workers have recommended that a revised pay offer— recommended that a revised pay other mode— recommended that a revised pay other more hy— recommended that a revised pay offer made by the— recommended that a revised pay offer made by the government should— offer made by the government should he— offer made by the government should be implemented and memehrs— should be implemented and memehrs or— should be implemented and members of the— should be implemented and members of the nhs staff council soro— members of the nhs staff council said rhu— members of the nhs staff council said her he— members of the nhs staff council said that the unions— members of the nhs staff council said that the unions agreed to the said that the unions agreed to me oeu— said that the unions agreed to me gear for— said that the unions agreed to the deal for staff— said that the unions agreed to the deal for staff and it houses— the deal for staff and it includes all— the deal for staff and it includes all nhs workers apart hom— includes all nhs workers apart from uoerors— includes all nhs workers apart from doctors, dentists and senior managers. the royal cohege— senior managers. the royal cohege or— senior managers. the royal college of nursing and unite , college of nursing and unite, however, have— college of nursing and unite, however, have voted against the pay however, have voted against the puy ueoh— however, have voted against the puy ueor. rhe— however, have voted against the pay deal. the health secretary, sreve— pay deal. the health secretary, sreve heresy— pay deal. the health secretary, steve barclay ,— pay deal. the health secretary, steve barclay , says the steve barclay, says the government - steve barclay, says the government will implement the pay government will implement the puy hse— government will implement the puy hor— government will implement the puy ror hus— government will implement the pay rise for nhs workers and he urged— pay rise for nhs workers and he urged rhe— pay rise for nhs workers and he urged the remaining unions to ueeepr— urged the remaining unions to oeeepr rhe— urged the remaining unions to accept the offer— urged the remaining unions to accept the offer . i urged the remaining unions to accept the offer . a g: accept the offer. it's a good day— accept the offer. it's a good day for nhs staff but it's also a good day for patients. it will allow us to move forward now the nhs staff council has ratified this deal. it's been accepted by the majority of the nhs staff council and we can now move forward, focus together on the patients and also ensure that

staff get their pay rise much sooner than would have been the case under the pay review body process. meanwhile, case under the pay review body process . meanwhile, a nurse process. meanwhile, a nurse ueeuseu— process. meanwhile, a nurse ossuseu or— t meanwhile, a nurse accused of murdering seven hohres— accused of murdering seven hohres mu— accused of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill ten babies and attempting to kill reh orhers— babies and attempting to kill ten others has— babies and attempting to kill ten others has appeared on the vvrmess— ten others has appeared on the witness stand— ten others has appeared on the witness stand for— ten others has appeared on the witness stand for the first time rouoy. — witness stand for the first time rouoy. ss— witness stand for the first time rouuy. so year— witness stand for the first time today. 33 year old _ witness stand for the first time today. 33 year old lucy letby is on today. 33 year old lucy letby is oh mor— today. 33 year old lucy letby is oh mu or— today. 33 year old lucy letby is on trial at manchester crown cours— on trial at manchester crown sourr hor— on trial at manchester crown sourr for he— on trial at manchester crown court for the offences alleged to court for the offences alleged ro hove— court for the offences alleged to have taken— court for the offences alleged to have taken place in 2015 and zero.— to have taken place in 2015 and zero. vvheh— to have taken place in 2015 and 2016. when asked— to have taken place in 2015 and 2016. when asked by her defence lawyer— 2016. when asked by her defence lawyer h— 2016. when asked by her defence power if she— 2016. when asked by her defence lawyer if she had— 2016. when asked by her defence lawyer if she had intentionally uohe— lawyer if she had intentionally uohe uhyrhmg— lawyer if she had intentionally done anything to— lawyer if she had intentionally done anything to hurt or kill rhe— done anything to hurt or kill he hopes— done anything to hurt or kill the babies at— done anything to hurt or kill the babies at the neonatal unit of the babies at the neonatal unit or he— the babies at the neonatal unit of the countess— the babies at the neonatal unit of the countess of— the babies at the neonatal unit of the countess of chester hosprroh — of the countess of chester hospital, she— of the countess of chester hospital, she denied it . former hospital, she denied it. former us hospital, she denied it. former us rresruem— hospital, she denied it. former us president donald trump is in rumherry— us president donald trump is in rumherry h— us president donald trump is in turnberry in scotland, at one of his gou— turnberry in scotland, at one of his golf resorts— turnberry in scotland, at one of his golf resorts ._ turnberry in scotland, at one of his golf resorts . yesterday, he his golf resorts. yesterday, he opened— his golf resorts. yesterday, he opened u— his golf resorts. yesterday, he opened o revv— his golf resorts. yesterday, he opened a new course named after his rue— opened a new course named after his late mother— opened a new course named after his late mother near— opened a new course named after his late mother near aberdeen . his late mother near aberdeen. his his late mother near aberdeen. us up— his late mother near aberdeen. his trip coincides— his late mother near aberdeen. his trip coincides with a visit to his trip coincides with a visit ro rhe— his trip coincides with a visit ro rhe uk— his trip coincides with a visit to the uk last— his trip coincides with a visit to the uk last week. by one of his hhery— to the uk last week. by one of his likely rivals— to the uk last week. by one of his likely rivals for— to the uk last week. by one of his likely rivals for the republican— his likely rivals for the republican nomination for 2024. the republican nomination for 2024. he homu— republican nomination for 2024. the florida governor, ron hesomrs.— the florida governor, ron desantis. and _ the florida governor, ron desantis. and tomorrow night, in a desantis. and tomorrow night, in ouome— desantis. and tomorrow night, in a world exclusive,— desantis. and tomorrow night, in a world exclusive, nigel farage rmervrevs— a world exclusive, nigel farage interviews donald— a world exclusive, nigel farage interviews donald trump from his golf interviews donald trump from his goh esrore— interviews donald trump from his goh esrore h— interviews donald trump from his golf estate in scotland. watch

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100 is at 7827 points. yes okay. well, hello, everybody. it's patrick christys here at buckingham palace . and here at buckingham palace. and we will be here throughout- t g�*rii�* t and we will be here throughout the course of the— we will be here throughout the course of the day— we will be here throughout the course of the day and indeed all the course of the day and indeed all me voy— course of the day and indeed all she vvuy rhrough— course of the day and indeed all the way through until the coronation. _ the way through until the coronation. now i believe i'm going— coronation. now i believe i'm gomg ro— coronation. now i believe i'm going to play— coronation. now i believe i'm going to play you— coronation. now i believe i'm going to play you some pictures very— going to play you some pictures very shorrry— going to play you some pictures very shorrry or— going to play you some pictures very shortly of the— going to play you some pictures very shortly of the king in horror— very shortly of the king in horror o— very shortly of the king in action a little— very shortly of the king in action a little bit earlier on. aho— action a little bit earlier on. who-vvhh— action a little bit earlier on. and-with rishi- action a little bit earlier on. and with rishi sunak and he was with rishi sunak sunsh— and he was with rishi sunaki sunak—palace, and he was with rishi sunak- sunak_palace, and sunak at westminster palace, and heso—me— sunak at westminster palace, and heso—me orher- he was meeting some other urghrry— he was meeting some other urgmry .— he was meeting some other urgmry . rhu— he was meeting some other dignity . that is— he was meeting some other dignity . that is lindsay hoyle, dignity. that is lindsay hoyle, prag— dignity. that is lindsay hoyle, rushr sunsh— dignity. that is lindsay hoyle, rishi sunak and— dignity. that is lindsay hoyle, rishi sunak and keir starmer all here.— rishi sunak and keir starmer all here. rme— rishi sunak and keir starmer all there. and there— rishi sunak and keir starmer all there. and there is— rishi sunak and keir starmer all there. and there is king charles shohhg— there. and there is king charles shaking hands,— there. and there is king charles shaking hands, pressing the fresh.— shaking hands, pressing the flesh, meeting— shaking hands, pressing the flesh, meeting people ahead of his flesh, meeting people ahead of hrs—soruruoy- flesh, meeting people ahead ofi his—saturday-him his big day on saturday and him here— his big day on saturday and him more meerhg— his big day on saturday and him there meeting rishi sunak. you can there meeting rishi sunak. you ooh-mu— there meeting rishi sunak. you can-and flanked- there meeting rishi sunak. you can and flanked by lindsay can see and flanked by lindsay hoyhe— can see and flanked by lindsay hoyre. so— can see and flanked by lindsay hoyle. so there— can see and flanked by lindsay hoyle. so there we go. he's going— hoyle. so there we go. he's doing he— hoyle. so there we go. he's doing the rounds as well. that r-usr— doing the rounds as well. that me o— doing the rounds as well. that was just a little— doing the rounds as well. that was just a little bit earlier on at was just a little bit earlier on or—rorose- was just a little bit earlier on or—roroselhei was just a little bit earlier on. at_palace.he led at westminster palace as he led out at westminster palace as he led our h— at westminster palace as he led our h o— at westminster palace as he led out in a procession— at westminster palace as he led out in a procession down there. so out in a procession down there. so rhor-s—

out in a procession down there. so that's some— out in a procession down there. so that's some latest clips for you— so that's some latest clips for you from — so that's some latest clips for you from he— so that's some latest clips for you from the king— so that's some latest clips for you from the king now. okay. hovhg— you from the king now. okay. wrovhg oh— you from the king now. okay. moving on from _ you from the king now. okay. moving on from all of that, the sur— moving on from all of that, the sup hevspuper— moving on from all of that, the sun newspaper has conducted a pou— sun newspaper has conducted a pou or— sun newspaper has conducted a posh or sooo— sun newspaper has conducted a poll of 3000 brits. _ sun newspaper has conducted a poll of 3000 brits. and i rhoughr— poll of 3000 brits. and i thought this— poll of 3000 brits. and i thought this was absolutely hsshohrg— thought this was absolutely fascinating. so— thought this was absolutely fascinating. so i wanted to bring— fascinating. so i wanted to hrhg rhrs— fascinating. so i wanted to bring this lyou. - fascinating. so i wanted to bring this you. so it's about bring this to you. so it's about whor— bring this to you. so it's about vhor-rhhk— bring this to you. so it's about what-think about- bring this to you. so it's about what think about the state what they think about the state of what they think about the state or-pohrrss. — what they think about the state of- politics. - aspect. of british politics. one aspect of british politics. one aspect or-hos— of british politics. one aspect or-hos soughr- of british politics. one aspect of-has caught my. of british politics. one aspect of has caught my eye. of the poll has caught my eye. war,— of the poll has caught my eye. war, h— of the poll has caught my eye. war, h hos.— of the poll has caught my eye. well, it has. a— of the poll has caught my eye. well, it has. a few— of the poll has caught my eye. well, it has. a few did, but ve-re-gohg— well, it has. a few did, but we're-going to- well, it has. a few did, but we're going to talk about well, it has. a few did, but we'rof going to talk about well, it has. a few did, but we'rof them ing to talk about well, it has. a few did, but we'rof them now.) talk about well, it has. a few did, but we'rof them now. when about well, it has. a few did, but we'rof them now. when asked one of them now. when asked ohour— one of them now. when asked about britain's— one of them now. when asked about britain's history, just rero— about britain's history, just revs-soro— about britain's history, just 18%-said that- about britain's history, just 18% said that we should be 18% that said that we should be ashamed— 18% that said that we should be oshomeu-posr— 18% that said that we should be ashamed past compared to ashamed of our past compared to the ashamed of our past compared to me roos— ashamed of our past compared to mo ago. who— ashamed of our past compared to the 45% who want— ashamed of our past compared to the 45% who want to cheer for it. the 45% who want to cheer for h. her-s— the 45% who want to cheer for h. her-s ger— the 45% who want to cheer for it. let's get david— the 45% who want to cheer for it. let's get david starkey view on it. let's get david starkey view oh oh— it. let's get david starkey view oh oh oh— it. let's get david starkey view on all of this— it. let's get david starkey view on all of this right— it. let's get david starkey view on all of this right now, shall vee— on all of this right now, shall we? so.— on all of this right now, shall we? so, david,— on all of this right now, shall we? so, david, look , i mean, our we? so, david, look, i mean, our peg.— we? so, david, look, i mean, our past, r— we? so, david, look, i mean, our pusr. r suppose— we? so, david, look, i mean, our pusr. r suppose you— we? so, david, look, i mean, our past, i suppose you could say, veh— past, i suppose you could say, veu. ve— past, i suppose you could say, well, we shouldn't— past, i suppose you could say, well, we shouldn't really be proud— well, we shouldn't really be proud of— well, we shouldn't really be proud oh oh— well, we shouldn't really be proud of all of— well, we shouldn't really be proud of all of it, should we? no proud of all of it, should we? ho ho— proud of all of it, should we? uo or— proud of all of it, should we? no no, of course— proud of all of it, should we? no no, of course we shouldn't. whore— no no, of course we shouldn't. whore vve— no no, of course we shouldn't. what? we should— no no, of course we shouldn't. what? we should be— no no, of course we shouldn't. what? we should be proud of is that we've passed , which has that we've passed, which has steadily improved . what i think steadily improved. what i think the important thing is, and it's fundamental for democracy , that fundamental for democracy, that you believe that you live in a society which has fundamental morality and fundamental value . morality and fundamental value. if you don't, your actions are

worthless. and what's remarkable is that we as a people very early on, there's you know, you said david starkey historian in the 16th century, the age of shakespeare , for they had shakespeare, for they had exactly this debate that is human society arnie, not the church, but is the kingdom of england. does it have moral value? saints said it didn't. sir thomas moore said it doesn't. only the church does. the great bulk of people in england said yes, it does have value. in other words, there's something worth defending and there's something much more important worth improving unless you believe there's a fundamental value, why try to improve it? this is it. and i shorrhg— improve it? this is it. and i was chatting to— improve it? this is it. and i was chatting to a- c7’ this is it. and i was chatting to a lady earlier hoperuuy— was chatting to a lady earlier on. hopefully we're going to be uphe— on. hopefully we're going to be sore ro— on. hopefully we're going to be sore ro ger— on. hopefully we're going to be able to get some— on. hopefully we're going to be able to get some of these clips out able to get some of these clips our o— able to get some of these clips our o mue— able to get some of these clips out a little bit— able to get some of these clips out a little bit later on in the show.— out a little bit later on in the show. hur— out a little bit later on in the show. but what— out a little bit later on in the show. but what she said to me, i rhoughr— show. but what she said to me, i rhoughr h— show. but what she said to me, i rhoughr h vs— show. but what she said to me, i thought it was interesting. she soro— thought it was interesting. she said rhu— thought it was interesting. she said that we've— thought it was interesting. she said that we've got an empire, a commonwealth,— commonwealth, and we're an rmemorrohu— commonwealth, and we're an international we international country now and we are international country now and we surremry— international country now and we surremry-h— are currently sitting in properly— are currently sitting in- probably-international probably the most international spor— spot in the country, actually. i mesh—or- spot in the country, actually. i mean,_of tourism| spot in the country, actually. i- mean,—of tourism that mean, the amount of tourism that you-here— mean, the amount of tourism that you-here-h-s— mean, the amount of tourism that you-here-h-s h- mean, the amount of tourism that you-here-it's in a- mean, the amount of tourism that you here it's in a big you get here and it's in a big

multicultural— you get here and it's in a big multicultural what what multicultural city. what what she — multicultural city. what what she -me— multicultural city. what what she-me was her- multicultural city. what what she me was her view was she said to me was her view was rhu— she said to me was her view was mar-rhe— she said to me was her view was that-the amount— she said to me was her view was that-the amount of- that with the amount of urversrry— that with the amount of diversity britain that with the amount of diversity - britain now that with the amount of dive the l - britain now that with the amount of divethe amountitain now that with the amount of divethe amount of n now that with the amount of divethe amount of mass now and the amount of mass immigration— immigration that britain has how-mu— immigration that britain has now,-and parcel- immigration that britain has now, and parcel of that is now, part and parcel of that is rhu— now, part and parcel of that is her you— now, part and parcel of that is her you our— now, part and parcel of that is that you will inevitably get people— that you will inevitably get people who— that you will inevitably get people who uo— that you will inevitably get people who do not share the same rever— people who do not share the same eve of— people who do not share the same level of patriotic— people who do not share the same level of patriotic national phoe— level of patriotic national prrue uhour— level of patriotic national pride about our history and rhererore— pride about our history and therefore maybe that is why seehg— therefore maybe that is why we're seeing these figures enures— we're seeing these figures diluted. what— we're seeing these figures diluted. what do you think? no i rhhk— diluted. what do you think? no i rhhh oh— diluted. what do you think? no i rhhh or he— diluted. what do you think? no i think on the contrary, many rmmrgrom— think on the contrary, many immigrant parts and i know and i'm immigrant parts and i know and m hovv— immigrant parts and i know and m hor— immigrant parts and i know and i'm now not just— immigrant parts and i know and i'm now not just speaking as a guesr— i'm now not just speaking as a guest truthfully— i'm now not just speaking as a guest truthfully ,— i'm now not just speaking as a guest truthfully , are the ones guest truthfully, are the ones who— guest truthfully, are the ones who oe— guest truthfully, are the ones who are most— guest truthfully, are the ones who are most passionately hemmed— who are most passionately identified with— who are most passionately identified with britain. look at somebody— identified with britain. look at somebody like— identified with britain. look at somebody like suella braverman. look at the prime minister. these are the children of immigrants. and they wholly immigrants. and yet they wholly and absolutely identify with britain. eastern european immigrants passionately identify with britain because they've experienced what the little fashionable isn't communism lovely? they know that it's not. they know that communism is vile and dangerous and that socialism kills. and they're passionate about british values . i kills. and they're passionate about british values. i think what's happened is a lot of this is youthful, disenchanted moment

because what's been going on is a deliberate campaign to not simply devalue view our history, but to delegitimize it, our history, the whole of black lives matter and whatever is an attempt at saying british history is fundamentally as wicked as german history. the germans carried out the holocaust , we carried out holocaust, we carried out slavery and the empire. in my view, it's a completely false equivalence . but but that in equivalence. but but that in other words, it's a genuine attempt to destroy a people's faith in their own country . you faith in their own country. you know what was fascinating? what was fascinating was when- know what was fascinating? what was fascinating was when i- t g7 what was fascinating was when i was rorhhg— was fascinating was when i was rorhhg ro— was fascinating was when i was talking to people,— was fascinating was when i was talking to people, i deliberately went up to people who— deliberately went up to people who r— deliberately went up to people who r khevv— deliberately went up to people who i knew english. who i knew weren't english. ugh.— who i knew weren't english. hrghr. aho— who i knew weren't english. hrghr. ahu r— who i knew weren't english. right. and i said to where right. and i said to them, where are right. and i said to them, where ore—aho— right. and i said to them, where ore—are r— right. and i said to them, where ore—are r-rol are you from? and i spoke to people— are you from? and i spoke to people from — are you from? and i spoke to people from canada, from amehso— people from canada, from america, from _ people from canada, from america, from one america, from india, one individual— america, from india, one- individual-caribbean individual from the caribbean mu— individual from the caribbean she-hom— individual from the caribbean and _from france- individual from the caribbean and from france as individual from the caribbean- and-from france as well and one chap from france as well .—rhem— and one chap from france as well .—rhem ou— and one chap from france as well ._them all pretty- . and i asked them all pretty straightforwardly. said, if straightforwardly. i said, if you— straightforwardly. i said, if you were— straightforwardly. i said, if you were british, would you be proud— you were british, would you be proud of— you were british, would you be proud of he— you were british, would you be proud of it? and— you were british, would you be proud of it? and they all said yes. — proud of it? and they all said yes. yesh— proud of it? and they all said yes. veuh. rhey— proud of it? and they all said yes. yeah, they all said yes. aho— yes. yeah, they all said yes. ahu vhh— yes. yeah, they all said yes. and with the _ yes. yeah, they all said yes. and with the exception of vvoreuoo.— and with the exception of waterloo. chap and with the exception of. waterloo.-chap was waterloo. but that chap was morse— waterloo. but that chap was france _think- waterloo. but that chap was.

france _think-let france, which i think will let rhem — france, which i think will let rhem om— france, which i think will let them off that— france, which i think will let them off that particular one. i rhoughr— them off that particular one. i rhoughr-vvos— them off that particular one. i thought was really thought that was really interesting. _ thought that was really- interesting. _whether or thought that was really- inte sometimes _whether or thought that was really intesometimes it's whether or thought that was really inte sometimes it's the hether or thought that was really inte sometimes it's the brits r or not sometimes it's the brits rhemserves— not sometimes it's the brits themselves who _ not sometimes it's the brits themselves who feel the need to be themselves who feel the need to he moe— themselves who feel the need to he seh— themselves who feel the need to be more self deprecating than orher— be more self deprecating than other countries,— be more self deprecating than other countries, even like us to he.— other countries, even like us to be r— other countries, even like us to be r rhhk— other countries, even like us to be. i think there's— other countries, even like us to be. i think there's a strong ehemem— be. i think there's a strong eremem or— be. i think there's a strong element of that. but i think we mustn't there been mustn't forget there been a deliberate at the deliberate attempt at the devaluing and the what's technically called delegitimation of british history, and it's in our schools andifs history, and it's in our schools and it's in our universities, which is why there's an enormous gap between older and younger people on these kind of issues. i didn't see the sun poll, but did it look at it divided into age group ? no, no, not on that age group? no, no, not on that pumsuhur— age group? no, no, not on that particular question. _ g g”wir. ir7 no, no, not on that particular question. but you rhs— particular question. but you rhrs rs— particular question. but you see, this is something fundamental. g fundamental. the signs of disenchantment are very much amongst the young. they are. and it's a concern. that's my concern and it- it's a concern. that's my concern and it is- a t t that's my concern and it is my concern , concern and it is my concern, roo. — concern and it is my concern, roo. aru— concern and it is my concern, roo. rmu h— concern and it is my concern, roo. rmu h rs— concern and it is my concern, too. w: a t concern and it is my concern, too. . a concern and it is my concern, too. a too. and it is precisely, as you said, because history isn't simply taught badly. history is actually taught as the opposite of what happened . the whole of of what happened. the whole of the attack on britain over

slavery is wholly misconceived because, as i said before, no country thought it was wrong . country thought it was wrong. there is there is no belief in its wrong. slavery is a universal phenomenon. the only thing that's peculiar here is that in britain somewhere about 1760 people start to decide that it's wrong and they don't do so because of christianity. they do so because britain was a country that believed in freedom. why is that believed in freedom. why is that right? we're all going to sing various silly , patriotic sing various silly, patriotic songs. why do we sing britain's a never, never shall be slaves in rural britannia. it's not because they were thinking of black because we black slavery. it's because we call the french. i'm afraid this is going back to waterloo. we call the french slaves because they were subject to an absolute monarchy, which is why they had a revolution and why we didn't . a revolution and why we didn't. so ours is a history that, apart from the horror of our own civil war in the 17th century, it's one where we haven't had revolution asians. we've had improvement . we've we've had a

improvement. we've we've had a fundamental structure of government that is responsive , government that is responsive, thatis government that is responsive, that is legally based, and can get better. and we've all got this is so important. everybody we've all got to get back to that common understanding that agreement that we have is it's not perfect. no human, no human society is perfect. there's no such thing as a perfect society. but one that has always been able to improve. i mean, look at the whole business of the campaign by women for the vote or by my ancestors and your ancestors, the working class for the vote. they didn't say, let's tear parliament down. they said, we want the vote for parliament. and it's that sense of the ability to improve, be responsive that matters. exactly. and that was one aspect of rhs— exactly. and that was one aspect or his pou— exactly. and that was one aspect or his pou. r— exactly. and that was one aspect of this poll. i am— xathw and that was one aspect of this poll. i am going to be raising— of this poll. i am going to be rorsmg some— of this poll. i am going to be raising some of— of this poll. i am going to be raising some of the others that really— raising some of the others that reuhy soughr— raising some of the others that reuhy soughr my— raising some of the others that really caught my eye, and i'll be fascinated— really caught my eye, and i'll be fascinated to— really caught my eye, and i'll be fascinated to know your views on be fascinated to know your views or rhs— be fascinated to know your views or his sh— be fascinated to know your views on this gb views— be fascinated to know your views on this gb views of— be fascinated to know your views on this gb views of gbnews.uk it show— on this gb views of gbnews.uk it show-people— on this gb views of gbnews.uk it| shovv-peopre—rhor show when people were asked that rhey—mshr — show when people were asked that they—rishi sunak- they do think that rishi sunak can they do think that rishi sunak ooh-rhe— they do think that rishi sunak can-the election.- they do think that rishi sunak can the election. different can win the election. different guesrroh— can win the election. different question-whether- can win the election. different question whether or not question as to whether or not rhey—vru. - question as to whether or not rhey—vru. hurl they think that he will. but whor— they think that he will. but what fascinating for was what was fascinating for me was

on what was fascinating for me was oh-or— what was fascinating for me was oh-or-sore— what was fascinating for me was on-of-core issues- what was fascinating for me was on of core issues that on some of the core issues that his— on some of the core issues that his pou— on some of the core issues that this poll asked— on some of the core issues that this poll asked people on, which was-shou— this poll asked people on, which was about women's rights was about about women's rights mu— was about about women's rights she-runs— was about about women's rights and-trans issues- was about about women's rights and trans issues being and about trans issues being roughr— and about trans issues being roughriroughr— and about trans issues being taught taught in schools. they're taught in schools. reopre— they're taught in schools.- reopre—vosr people will say that the vast mororhy—guorel majority of us have, quote uhguore.— majority of us have, quote unquote, conservative values when— unquote, conservative values when h— unquote, conservative values when h somes— unquote, conservative values when it comes to— unquote, conservative values when it comes to that side of rhhgs.— when it comes to that side of rhhgs. aho— when it comes to that side of things. and _wantl things. and they don't want rhhgs— things. and they don't want rhhgs-ror- things. and they don't want rhhgs-ror .- things. and they don't want things-far . so. things. and they don't want. things-far . so that's things to go too far. so that's russhorhg— things to go too far. so that's fascinating-rishi - things to go too far. so that's fascinating rishi sunak to fascinating for rishi sunak to him— fascinating for rishi sunak to rhhh mour— fascinating for rishi sunak to think about as— fascinating for rishi sunak to think about as well. another rmeresrhg— think about as well. another interesting one— think about as well. another interesting one was whether or not interesting one was whether or nor—rhe- interesting one was whether or. not—the government not they thought the government was not they thought the government hos—hous- was handling the small boats srrsrs— was handling the small boats shes-oume- was handling the small boats crisis odd% thought crisis well. 70 odd% thought mor— crisis well. 70 odd% thought rhor-vvereh-r— crisis well. 70 odd% thought that-weren't ,- crisis well. 70 odd% thought that weren't , but a that they weren't, but a mororrry— that they weren't, but a mororrry ure— that they weren't, but a majority are in favour of the rewards— majority are in favour of the revenue proh— majority are in favour of the rwanda plan, which implies to me that rwanda plan, which implies to me her he— rwanda plan, which implies to me that the majority— rwanda plan, which implies to me that the majority of— rwanda plan, which implies to me that the majority of the british puhhs— that the majority of the british puhhs ooh-r— that the majority of the british public don't think the government- public don't think the government is going enough. government is going far enough. so government is going far enough. so-govemmem- government is going far enough. . so-governmentlmaybe so when the government is maybe sreppmg— so when the government is maybe sreppmg husk— so when the government is maybe sreppmg hook me— so when the government is maybe stepping back and going, oh, i ooh-r— stepping back and going, oh, i sour-omens- stepping back and going, oh, i don't offend people don't want to offend people by being— don't want to offend people by hehg—uhourl being a bit too strong about vhor-s— being a bit too strong about was gomg— being a bit too strong about what's going on— being a bit too strong about what's going on in the channel. rhe—r-ve- what's going on in the channel. rhe—r-ve reoul the implication that i've read here— the implication that i've read mere—ro- the implication that i've read rhere—ro he- there and i'm going to be urssusshg— there and i'm going to be discussing this- there and i'm going to be discussing this later on is that mayhe— discussing this later on is that maybe-uo— discussing this later on is that maybe-do want- discussing this later on is thati maybe-do want-to discussing this later on is that- maybe-do want-to get maybe people do want them to get her— maybe people do want them to get rherr—geor— maybe people do want them to get rherr—geor-ol their backsides in gear and do a bit their backsides in gear and do a hh—hur- their backsides in gear and do a hh—hur guhe- bit more about it, but quite hrerouy— bit more about it, but quite literally-home. i bit more about it, but quite literally home. now, literally closer to home. now, rashes— literally closer to home. now,| rashes—energy ladies and gentlemen, energy hirs— ladies and gentlemen, energy huts-your— ladies and gentlemen, energy bills. your energy bills. how are your energy purse— bills. how are your energy hruse r— bills. how are your energy bills? i hope— bills. how are your energy bills? i hope obviously as the summer months loom, then they are summer months loom, then they ore-go— summer months loom, then they are-go-massivelyl summer months loom, then theyi are-go-massively. are going to go down massively. bp are going to go down massively. hr-rusr— are going to go down massively. bp-just produced— are going to go down massively. bp just produced just bp has just produced just massive _they-

bp has just produced just massive-they .- bp has just produced just massive they . made bp has just produced just- massive-they . made £4 massive profits. they. made £4 hrrhoh— massive profits. they. made £4 hhhoh h— massive profits. they. made £4 billion in the _ massive profits. they. made £4 billion in the first— massive profits. they. made £4 billion in the first three momhs— billion in the first three months of— billion in the first three months of this year. now i used to months of this year. now i used ro he— months of this year. now i used ro he oeso— months of this year. now i used to be dead against— months of this year. now i used to be dead against windfall roves— to be dead against windfall roves .— to be dead against windfall roves . hur— to be dead against windfall taxes , but i'm— to be dead against windfall taxes , but i'm starting to shift taxes, but i'm starting to shift on taxes, but i'm starting to shift or rhs— taxes, but i'm starting to shift on this because— taxes, but i'm starting to shift on this because i— taxes, but i'm starting to shift on this because i think it's hesomhg— on this because i think it's becoming undeniable now, undeniable— becoming undeniable now, undeniable in— becoming undeniable now, undeniable in just my personal vrevv— undeniable in just my personal mor— undeniable in just my personal view that people _ undeniable in just my personal view that people are at it. big sompmes— view that people are at it. big companies are— view that people are at it. big companies are at— view that people are at it. big companies are at it. i don't vom— companies are at it. i don't vuhr people— companies are at it. i don't want people profiting off our mrsery. — want people profiting off our misery. patrick— want people profiting off our misery. patrick christys on gb revs.— misery. patrick christys on gb news, britain's— misery. patrick christys on gb news, britain's news

me. so anyway, headline is every night from 11 on gb news britain's news . channel welcome britain's news. channel welcome back to buckingham— i“ i“ welcome back to buckingham palace, rashes— back to buckingham palace, rashes mu— back to buckingham palace, ladies and gentlemen. with me, horrrsk— ladies and gentlemen. with me, patrick christie's.— ladies and gentlemen. with me, patrick christie's. i— ladies and gentlemen. with me, patrick christie's. i will be here— patrick christie's. i will be here ou— patrick christie's. i will be here all the _ patrick christie's. i will be here all the way through until 6 pm.— here all the way through until 6 pm. os— here all the way through until 6 p.m. as we build— here all the way through until 6 pm. as we build up to the coronation. _ p.m. as we build up to the coronation. i've— pm. as we build up to the coronation. i've got loads of horr— coronation. i've got loads of hair between— coronation. i've got loads of hair between now and 4:00, hsruuhg— hair between now and 4:00, including including an interview as including including an interview os-vvhh— including including an interview os-vvhh o— including including an interview as with a prominent member as well with a prominent member of as well with a prominent member or he— as well with a prominent member or me hoyu— as well with a prominent member of the royal family.— as well with a prominent member of the royal family. but now her-s— of the royal family. but now her-s ger— of the royal family. but now her-s ger hevvs— of the royal family. but now let's get news a— of the royal family. but now let's get news a little bit away hom— let's get news a little bit away from he— let's get news a little bit away from the palace— let's get news a little bit away from the palace there is some orher— from the palace there is some orher hevvs— from the palace there is some other news in— from the palace there is some other news in town, there? other news in town, isn't there? aho— other news in town, isn't there? and he — other news in town, isn't there? and he -hovv— other news in town, isn't there? and the _now for- other news in town, isn't there? and the _now for a - other news in town, isn't there? and the now for a windfall and the calls now for a windfall tax and the calls now for a windfall row oh— and the calls now for a windfall how or energy— and the calls now for a windfall tax on energy-are- and the calls now for a windfall tax on energy are growing tax on energy giants are growing sher— tax on energy giants are growing oher hr— tax on energy giants are growing after bp reported— tax on energy giants are growing

after bp reported yet more humper— after bp reported yet more bumper profits— after bp reported yet more bumper profits while we all face ever increasing— bumper profits while we all face ever increasing energy bills bp mous— ever increasing energy bills bp muue .— ever increasing energy bills bp muue . ror— ever increasing energy bills bp muue . ror er— ever increasing energy bills bp made . for £4 billion ever increasing energy bills bp made. for £4 billion in the hrsr— made. for £4 billion in the hrsr rhree— made. for £4 billion in the first three months of this year. shouovv— first three months of this year. shuuov mergy— first three months of this year. shadow energy secretary ed rhhhohu— shadow energy secretary ed miliband described the startling figure— miliband described the startling hgure os— miliband described the startling figure as unearned, unexpected shu— figure as unearned, unexpected mu vhshou— figure as unearned, unexpected and windfall of— figure as unearned, unexpected and windfall of war. now, look, mushy— and windfall of war. now, look, hhuuy r.— and windfall of war. now, look, hhuuy r. r— and windfall of war. now, look, initially i, i think— and windfall of war. now, look, initially i, i think along with pure— initially i, i think along with guhe o— initially i, i think along with pure o rev— initially i, i think along with quite a few other people, was ogohsr— quite a few other people, was ogohsr o— quite a few other people, was against a windfall tax. it did rhe— against a windfall tax. it did np. o— against a windfall tax. it did seem like a bit— against a windfall tax. it did seem like a bit of a draconian measure that— seem like a bit of a draconian measure that might turn sompomes— measure that might turn companies off. and these sompmes— companies off. and these companies maybe do quite lot. companies maybe do quite a lot. aho— companies maybe do quite a lot. are-vehe— companies maybe do quite a lot. and-we're-ini and actually we're dealing in huge— large figures here, aren't we? so large figures here, aren't we? so-rhey— large figures here, aren't we? so _thengeneratei large figures here, aren't we?- so _they i generate rather so maybe they do generate rather a so maybe they do generate rather unor— so maybe they do generate rather anf money— so maybe they do generate rather anf money for— so maybe they do generate rather a.of money for us— so maybe they do generate rather a of money for us we a lot of money for us and we vvouruh-r— a lot of money for us and we wouldn't want— a lot of money for us and we wouldn't want to _ a lot of money for us and we wouldn't want to turn that away, vvouru— wouldn't want to turn that away, would—rs- wouldn't want to turn that away, vvouru—rs rhrs- wouldn't want to turn that away, would—is this now| would we? however, is this now a mue— would we? however, is this now a hrrre ph— would we? however, is this now a hrrre hh roo— would we? however, is this now a little bit too much— would we? however, is this now a little bit too much as a rubicon heer— little bit too much as a rubicon been crossed?— little bit too much as a rubicon been crossed? and— little bit too much as a rubicon been crossed? and is it becoming heerehsrhre— been crossed? and is it becoming indefensible that— been crossed? and is it becoming indefensible that these sompmes— indefensible that these- companies-absolutely companies who are absolutely mossrvehy— companies who are absolutely massively profiting now do need to pay— massively profiting now do need so puy us— massively profiting now do need so puy us o— massively profiting now do need to pay us a little— massively profiting now do need to pay us a little bit more? ropers— to pay us a little bit more? robert palmer— to pay us a little bit more? robert palmer joins me, who's the executive— robert palmer joins me, who's the executive director of tax rusrrse— the executive director of tax rusrrse uo— the executive director of tax justice uk. look,— the executive director of tax justice uk. look, robert , where justice uk. look, robert, where are justice uk. look, robert, where you— justice uk. look, robert, where are you on this?— justice uk. look, robert, where are you on this? do you think rhey— are you on this? do you think rhey shoute— are you on this? do you think they should be— are you on this? do you think they should be paying a bit more use— they should be paying a bit more use r— they should be paying a bit more rose r so— they should be paying a bit more tax? i can imagine— they should be paying a bit more tax? i can imagine your answer,

hur— tax? i can imagine your answer, hur-ohyvoy— tax? i can imagine your answer, hur-ohyvvoy. — tax? i can imagine your answer, but-anyway . well,- but say it anyway. well, somomesp— but say it anyway. well, companies like bp are absolutely printing cash at moment, and printing cash at the moment, and this due to any particular this isn't due to any particular skill theirs. it's because of skill of theirs. it's because of he— skill of theirs. it's because of rho vor— skill of theirs. it's because of rho h— skill of theirs. it's because of the war in ukraine— skill of theirs. it's because of the war in ukraine at- g it's because of the war in ukraine at the same rime— the war in ukraine at the same rrme os— the war in ukraine at the same rrme os you— the war in ukraine at the same time as you said,— the war in ukraine at the same time as you said, we've got hushesses— time as you said, we've got businesses companies, businesses, companies, households,— businesses, companies, households, the households, people around the soumry— households, people around the soumry who— households, people around the country who are— households, people around the country who are really struggling— country who are really struggling to pay their fuel hirs— struggling to pay their fuel bills-their— struggling to pay their fuel bills their bills struggling to pay their fuel. bills-their-bills. bills and their energy bills. so bills and their energy bills. so r— bills and their energy bills. so r mmh— bills and their energy bills. so i think beefing- bills and their energy bills. so i think beefing up- bills and their energy bills. so i think beefing up our existing windfall tax makes economic sense and political sense . and what, you know, what sense. and what, you know, what is he — sense. and what, you know, what is he going— sense. and what, you know, what is bp doing with— sense. and what, you know, what is bp doing with all— and what, you know, what is bp doing with all these profuse— is bp doing with all these profits? it's— is bp doing with all these profits? it's handing it back to its shareholders. _ profits? it's handing it back to its shareholders. �*ifvw�*i�*wiw viii; its shareholders. who are most likely overseas investors . but likely overseas investors. but the thing is coming. yeah . and i the thing is coming. yeah. and i just the thing is coming. yeah. and i rusr vvohero— the thing is coming. yeah. and i just wonder what— the thing is coming. yeah. and i just wonder what would - g wtriwi g yeah. and i just wonder what would you make to just wonder what would you make ro rhe— just wonder what would you make so she orgumem— just wonder what would you make to the argument then that these sompomes— to the argument then that these companies actually do do a huge omoum— companies actually do do a huge omoum h— companies actually do do a huge amount in terms— companies actually do do a huge amount in terms of— companies actually do do a huge amount in terms of what they oheooy— amount in terms of what they oueouy pay-— amount in terms of what they oueouy poy. rhey— amount in terms of what they already pay. they employ a lot of already pay. they employ a lot or people. — already pay. they employ a lot of people. there'll_ already pay. they employ a lot of people. there'll be taxes hvorveo— of people. there'll be taxes involved with— of people. there'll be taxes involved with that. and involved with all of that. and you— involved with all of that. and you-hs— involved with all of that. and you-hrs r-usr— involved with all of that. and you it's just business, you know, it's just business, rsh-r— you know, it's just business, rsh-r-rhe— you know, it's just business, rsh-r-rhe-or- you know, it's just business, isn't-the-of the. you know, it's just business,. isn't-the-of the day, isn't it? at the end of the day, if isn't it? at the end of the day, h-rhe— isn't it? at the end of the day, if-the world - isn't it? at the end of the day, if-the world kick. isn't it? at the end of the day, if the world kick off if events in the world kick off one— if events in the world kick off ore-rhor— if events in the world kick off and _that they - if events in the world kick off and that they happen to and it means that they happen to be and it means that they happen to he-moe— and it means that they happen to he-moe mohey- and it means that they happen to be more money because be earning more money because her— be earning more money because rherr-morghs— be earning more money because their margins down their profit margins are down pohephohy— their profit margins are down potentially,-not- their profit margins are down potentially, not in potentially, although not in rhs— this case, clearly then that's r-usr— this case, clearly then that's r-usr-. — this case, clearly then that's r-usr-. r— this case, clearly then that's r-usr-. r mem- this case, clearly then that's just-. i mean, thisi just so be it. i mean, this country has a long history

country has got a long history of windfall taxes, of imposing windfall taxes, particularly around times of war or kind of like really, really big unusual profits. so margaret thatcher's government brought in windfall taxes. we had windfall taxes after both the first and the second world war. and i think politically and economically , companies, economically, companies, businesses, individuals , businesses, individuals, households are crying out for support . and bp is absolutely support. and bp is absolutely raking it in. and as i said, you know, that money is being funnelled into the shareholders and shareholder profits and it's not really being put into more investment. so i think there's a pretty clear case that the government should be tightening up and closing the loopholes in the existing windfall tax , the existing windfall tax, asking bp and other big oil companies to pay more money and funnelling that into public services and supporting people and businesses around the country. jesus is coming. hallelujah. yeah, i justdwonder hallelujah. yeah, i just wonder vherher— hallelujah. yeah, i just wonder vherher or— hallelujah. yeah, i just wonder whether or not— hallelujah. yeah, i just wonder whether or not they've had their fun whether or not they've had their ruh uovv. — whether or not they've had their ruh uovv. who — whether or not they've had their fun now. and i— whether or not they've had their fun now. and i think- whether or not they've had their fun now. w: whether or not they've had their fun now. and i think this is kind of where i'm at, which is certainly not the most scientific you scientific argument that you could up with. but

could possibly come up with. but i got that maybe in the early days of the ukraine war and a variety issues that variety of other issues that were us, maybe were plaguing us, maybe you couldthis is just the way of well, this is just the way of the and need to make the world and they need to make their but actually now we their money. but actually now we are along from this. are so far along from this. there's no sign of coming there's no sign of this coming down shareholder down whatsoever. the shareholder owners their profits owners are seeing their profits increase exponentially and ordinary order ordinary people now order ornery. people have been suffering for far too long. i mean, is there a sense that this has just gone on long enough? i mean, i totally agree. and other countries that— mean, i totally agree. and other countries that have— mean, i totally agree. and other countries that have oil- countries that have oil industries— countries that have oil industries ask their oil and gas sompomes— industries ask their oil and gas sompes ro— industries ask their oil and gas companies to contribute more money— companies to contribute more money h— companies to contribute more money h rox. — companies to contribute more money he rox. — companies to contribute more money in tax. you- companies to contribute more money in tax. /wig. money in tax. you know, ultimately bp is pumping oil and gas . that is that's british oil gas. that is that's british oil and gas . you know, to some and gas. you know, to some extent, this is stuff that belongs to all of us. and we should be making sure that we're getting these profits should be making sure that we're gettir rather these profits should be making sure that we're gettir rather than these profits should be making sure that we're gettir rather than the money its acas rather than the money ending up in shareholders pockets and not being invested in sort of, you know, extra . in sort of, you know, extra. it's all it's all very well it's all it'syall very well and it's all it's all very well and good. — it's all it's all very well and good. r— it's all it's all very well and good. r meoh— it's all it's all very well and good. i mean, look, look, mere-s— good. i mean, look, look, there's it's— good. i mean, look, look, there's it's all- good. i mean, look, look, there's it's all very well and good— there's it's all very well and good soyhg— there's it's all very well and good saying, just lobbing

phroses— good saying, just lobbing phrases out— good saying, just lobbing phrases out there like windfall row.— phrases out there like windfall rov.-ou— phrases out there like windfall rox.-ou very- phrases out there like windfall tax.-all very well. tax. okay. it's all very well one— tax. okay. it's all very well opo-rusr— tax. okay. it's all very well and-just saying,- tax. okay. it's all very well and just saying, well, and good just saying, well, rhese—poyl and good just saying, well,- rhese—poy these people need to pay more. do these people need to pay more. oo-osruohy— these people need to pay more. do-actually-any- these people need to pay more. do actually any idea do you actually have any idea whor— do you actually have any idea vvhor-or— do you actually have any idea what-of level— do you actually have any idea what of level windfall do you actually have any idea who'would of level windfall do you actually have any idea who'would be?avel windfall do you actually have any idea who'would be? what windfall do you actually have any idea who'would be? what kind ndfall do you actually have any idea who'would be? what kind ofiall do you actually have any idea who'would be? what kind of money tax would be? what kind of money it tax would be? what kind of money h vvouro— tax would be? what kind of money h would-omo— tax would be? what kind of money it would-and what- tax would be? what kind of money it would and what that it would generate and what that can it would generate and what that sh- — it would generate and what that sh- tom.— it would generate and what that can-? yeah. so- it would generate and what that can-? yeah. so at- it would generate and what that can-? yeah. so at the. can pay for? yeah. so at the moment, there's this 11 billion loophole the current windfall loophole in the current windfall tax, that companies tax, which means that companies like pay almost no windfall like bp pay almost no windfall tax if they're investing in more oil and gas. so, you know , there oil and gas. so, you know, there are these big loopholes in the existing windfall tax . and existing windfall tax. and countries like norway have a higher windfall tax . and, you higher windfall tax. and, you know, over the decades , norway know, over the decades, norway has built up a huge pot of money that it's got to pay out to pensioners in their old age. you know, we in the uk didn't take that approach and we're in a different situation. so i think there's lots of different options. there's lots of different opfions.the there's lots of different options. the government could do. i think there's going to be increasing political pressure for the government to ask companies bp, are companies like bp, which are printing the moment, companies like bp, which are printing the moment , to printing cash at the moment, to stump up more . money okay. stump up some more. money okay. all right. thank you very,- c. okay. all right. thank you very, very mush. —

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racist. i'm going to be also orssusshg— racist. i'm going to be also discussing loads of stuff about porems— discussing loads of stuff about now parents are— discussing loads of stuff about now parents are going to be able to now parents are going to be able ro regoh— now parents are going to be able to regain control— now parents are going to be able to regain control of— now parents are going to be able to regain control of what is being— to regain control of what is hehg-h— to regain control of what is being-in their- to regain control of what is being in their schools. being taught in their schools. for being taught in their schools. ror-porems- being taught in their schools. for-parents have. being taught in their schools. for parents have been for too long, parents have been a for too long, parents have been o sesoo— for too long, parents have been a second thought— for too long, parents have been a second thought and have just heer— a second thought and have just heeh—rhey-rel been told that maybe they're hrgoreo — been told that maybe they're bigoted - don't - been told that maybe they're bigoted don't want their bigoted if they don't want their shhoreh— bigoted if they don't want their shhoreh ro— bigoted if they don't want their children to be— bigoted if they don't want their children to be taught of children to be taught a load of woke— children to be taught a load ofi woke—ugh woke tosh patrick christys right here— woke tosh patrick christys right here oh— woke tosh patrick christys right here othevs— woke tosh patrick christys right here on news. and we are here on gb news. and we are hrhoh-s— here on gb news. and we are britain's news— here on gb news. and we are britain's news .—

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the prime minister as the count down— the prime minister as the count down continues— the prime minister as the count down continues to _ the prime minister as the count down continues to saturday's . he down continues to saturday's. he orso— down continues to saturday's. he ohso mer— down continues to saturday's. he ohso mer pa.— down continues to saturday's. he also met keir starmer and the soos— also met keir starmer and the crowds are building on the mall. r-ve— crowds are building on the mall. r-ve heer— crowds are building on the mall. i've been speaking— crowds are building on the mall. i've been speaking to some of he— i've been speaking to some of she peophe— i've been speaking to some of me people who— i've been speaking to some of the people who just absolutely rove— the people who just absolutely hove rhe— the people who just absolutely love the royal— the people who just absolutely love the royal family so much. rhey-ve— love the royal family so much. rhey-ve heer— love the royal family so much. they've been camping out and it's they've been camping out and us shu— they've been camping out and it's still four— they've been camping out and it's still four days— they've been camping out and it's still four days to go heroe— it's still four days to go before the _ it's still four days to go before the coronation i'll be speohhg— before the coronation i'll be speaking people as speaking to other people as veh— speaking to other people as veil-ou— speaking to other people as well.-all of- speaking to other people as well.-all of this. well. i've got all of this somhg— well. i've got all of this somhg-voy- well. i've got all of this coming way and much, well. i've got all of this- coming-way and much, much coming your way and much, much vvhh— coming your way and much, much vvhh-rop— coming your way and much, much more with-top royal- more with today's top royal roprss— more with today's top royal roprss .— topics. yes. topics.- yes indeed. so topics.— yes indeed. so princess anne has absolutely— yes indeed. so princess anne has absolutely slapped— yes indeed. so princess anne has absolutely slapped down calls for a— absolutely slapped down calls for a streamlined— absolutely slapped down calls for a streamlined monarchy. i win— for a streamlined monarchy. i win ten— for a streamlined monarchy. i will tell you— for a streamlined monarchy. i will tell you why. _ for a streamlined monarchy. i will tell you why. and i think it goes— will tell you why. and i think it goes a— will tell you why. and i think it goes a long— will tell you why. and i think it goes a long way to demonstrating why she's always one—popular- demonstrating why she's always one popular royals. one of the most popular royals. what— one of the most popular royals. what on— one of the most popular royals. what on earth— one of the most popular royals. what on earth is— one of the most popular royals. what on earth is going on with kate—a— what on earth is going on with kate—a proper- what on earth is going on withi kate—a proper tiara, kate not wearing a proper tiara, but—floral- kate not wearing a proper tiara, but floral headdress kate not wearing a proper tiara,| b|i _floral headdress kate not wearing a proper tiara, b|i want floral headdress kate not wearing a proper tiara, b|i want to floral headdress kate not wearing a proper tiara, b|i want to sort floral headdress kate not wearing a proper tiara, b|i want to sort thatal headdress kate not wearing a proper tiara, b|i want to sort that issue ddress kate not wearing a proper tiara, b|i want to sort that issue out.;s .7 i want to sort that issue out. do .7 i want to sort that issue out. oo-naflonat- .7 i want to sort that issue out. do-national pride?l .7 i want to sort that issue out. do national pride? not do you have national pride? not enough—countryl enough people in this country. according— enough people in this country. according-poll- enough people in this country. according-poll ,- enough people in this country. according poll , appear according to a new poll, appear to—ww— according to a new poll, appear to—ww is—

according to a new poll, appear to _why is that?- according to a new poll, appear to why is that? why to have that. why is that? why are-not— to have that. why is that? why are-not as— to have that. why is that? why are-not as proud— to have that. why is that? why are not as proud of our are we not as proud of our national— are we not as proud of our national history- are we not as proud of our national history in my view, national history as, in my view, we-be. — national history as, in my view, we-be. lt— national history as, in my view, we-be.-it isn't- national history as, in my view, we-be. .it isn't just. we should be. but it isn't just royal—ladies- we should be. but it isn't just royal—ladies and. royal stuff today, ladies and gentlemen. — royal stuff today, ladies and gentlemen. okay we're going to be-about— gentlemen. okay we're going to be-about the— gentlemen. okay we're going to be-about the lucy- gentlemen. okay we're going to be about the lucy letby be talking about the lucy letby mat.— be talking about the lucy letby mat-pleaded— be talking about the lucy letby trial. pleaded guilty, be talking about the lucy letby tri course, pleaded guilty, be talking about the lucy letby tri course, after|ded guilty, be talking about the lucy letby tri course, after|ded of ilty, of course, after a series of baby— of course, after a series of baby-chester. of course, after a series of- baby-chester hospital of course, after a series of- bshe's-chester hospital of course, after a series of bshe's the 1ester hospital of course, after a series of bshe's the stand hospital of course, after a series of bshe's the stand today. al . she's taken the stand today. so . she's taken the stand today. so-going— . she's taken the stand today. so going interesting so it's going to be interesting to—we-re- so it's going to be interesting to—we-re alsol to hear from that. we're also expecting— to hear from that. we're also expecting-big,- to hear from that. we're also expecting big, big expecting a big, big, big breakthrough and a breaking line out of— breakthrough and a breaking line out of the— breakthrough and a breaking line out of the keir— breakthrough and a breaking line out of the keir starmer sue gray shenanigans,— out of the keir starmer sue gray shenanigans,-there- shenanigans, if indeed there were any. we're— shenanigans, if indeed there were any. we're going to be taking— were any. we're going to be taking-you.- were any. we're going to be. taking-you.-might taking that to you. that might cast— taking that to you. that might cast-shadow— taking that to you. that might cast-shadow over- taking that to you. that might cast shadow over keir cast a long shadow over keir starmer— cast a long shadow over keir summer-ms— cast a long shadow over keir starmer his chances at the starmer and his chances at the next— starmer and his chances at the next generat— starmer and his chances at the next general election and revive ent— next general election and revive issues and concerns about partygate— issues and concerns about partygate ent— issues and concerns about partygate and boris johnson as wet.— partygate and boris johnson as wet tee— partygate and boris johnson as wet t-m etee— partygate and boris johnson as well. i'm also going to be tetttne— well. i'm also going to be talking about— well. i'm also going to be talking about parents now being atte— talking about parents now being ette te— talking about parents now being able to wrestle— talking about parents now being able to wrestle back some eenttet— able to wrestle back some eenttet et— able to wrestle back some control of their— able to wrestle back some control of their children's etueetten— control of their children's education from schools that many peepte—teen- people believe have been tnteetet— people believe have been infected indoctrinated with infected and indoctrinated with teete— infected and indoctrinated with wete tteetegy.— infected and indoctrinated with woke ideology. i've got woke ideology. so i've got a huge— woke ideology. so i've got a huge mtx— woke ideology. so i've got a huge htx et— woke ideology. so i've got a huge mix of stuff coming your way— huge mix of stuff coming your hey-the— huge mix of stuff coming your way _the .throughl way here all the way through uhttt— way here all the way through uhttt 6— way here all the way through uhttt e hm. — way here all the way through until 6 pm. with— way here all the way through until 6 pm. with me. patrick chhetye— until 6 pm. with me. patrick chhetye-hew— until 6 pm. with me. patrick christys now your christys but now it's your heettthee— christys but now it's your headlines with- christys but now it's your headlines with polly . patrick. headlines with polly. patrick. ththt— headlines with polly. patrick. thank you. —

headlines with polly. patrick. thank you. let's— headlines with polly. patrick. thank you. let's bring- headlines with polly. patrick. thank you. let's bring you up to date with the latest news this hour and more than i million nhs staff in england will receive a 5% pay rise. health unions representing the majority of nhs workers have recommended that a revised pay offer made by the government should be implemented . members of the nhs staff council said the unions had agreed to the deal for staff. it includes all nhs workers apart from doctors, dentists and senior managers. but the royal college of nursing and unite have voted against the pay deal. the health secretary , steve the health secretary, steve barclay, says the government will implement the pay rise for nhs workers and urges the remaining unions to accept the offer. it's remaining unions to accept the offer . it's a good remaining unions to accept the offer. it's a good day for nhs etett— offer. it's a good day for nhs etett hut— offer. it's a good day for nhs staff but it's— offer. it's a good day for nhs staff but it's also— offer. it's a good day for nhs staff but it's also a- it's a good day for nhs staff but it's also a good day for staff but it's also a good day tee patente— staff but it's also a good day tee gettehte .— staff but it's also a good day for patients . it— staff but it's also a good day for patients . it will allow us for patients. it will allow us to hee— for patients. it will allow us to move forward— for patients. it will allow us to move forward now. the nhs stett— to move forward now. the nhs staff council— to move forward now. the nhs staff council has— to move forward now. the nhs staff council has ratified this teet- — staff council has ratified this teet- tt-e— staff council has ratified this deal. it's been— staff council has ratified this deal. it's been accepted by the meg-ethy— deal. it's been accepted by the meg-ehtg et— deal. it's been accepted by the meg-ehtg et the — deal. it's been accepted by the majority of the nhs staff ceuhett— majority of the nhs staff council and— majority of the nhs staff council and we can now move tethere— council and we can now move tetwett, teete— council and we can now move forward, focus together on the patent— forward, focus together on the patent egehte— forward, focus together on the patient agents and also ensure thet— patient agents and also ensure that etett— patient agents and also ensure that etett get— patient agents and also ensure that staff get their pay rise much— that staff get their pay rise much sooner— that staff get their pay rise much sooner than would have been the chee— much sooner than would have been the uhtet— much sooner than would have been

the case under-pay— much sooner than would have been the case under pay review the case under the pay review heth— the case under the pay review hety-. — the case under the pay review body-. meanwhile,�* the case under the pay review body-. meanwhile, a the case under the pay review- body-. meanwhile, a nurse body process. meanwhile, a nurse accused of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill ten others gave testimony during her first time in the witness stand today . 33 year old lucy stand today. 33 year old lucy letby is on trial at manchester crown court for the offences alleged to have taken place between june 2015 and june 2016. our north—west reporter sophie reaper has been in court today. former nurse lucy letby has gtveh— former nurse lucy letby has given evidence— former nurse lucy letby has given evidence for the very thet— given evidence for the very thet the— given evidence for the very first time in— given evidence for the very first time in this trial. ' ”g first time in this trial. a jury hete— first time in this trial. a jury here at— first time in this trial. a jury here at manchester crown court heard the former nurse questioned about her life leading up to becoming a nurse and then the accusations that came in september of 2016. she told the court that her job was her life and that she'd always wanted to work with children. she said, i'm there to help and to care , not to harm . former us to care, not to harm. former us president donald trump is in turnberry in scotland, visiting one of his golf resorts yesterday. he one of his golf resorts yesterday . he opened a new yesterday. he opened a new

course named after- he opened a new course named after his late hether— course named after his late mother at— course named after his late mother at menie estate near ahetteeh— mother at menie estate near ahetteeh .— mother at menie estate near aberdeen . his— mother at menie estate near aberdeen . his trip coincides aberdeen. his trip coincides wtth— aberdeen. his trip coincides wtth the— aberdeen. his trip coincides with the visit— aberdeen. his trip coincides with the visit to— aberdeen. his trip coincides with the visit to the uk last week. — with the visit to the uk last week. hy— with the visit to the uk last week. hy he— with the visit to the uk last week. by one of— with the visit to the uk last week. by one of his likely hete— week. by one of his likely hvete tet— week. by one of his likely rivals for the— week. by one of his likely rivals for the 2024 republican hehthetteh— rivals for the 2024 republican nomination in— rivals for the 2024 republican nomination in ron desantis and tomorrow night,— nomination in ron desantis and tomorrow night, in— nomination in ron desantis and tomorrow night, in a world eeuetvet— tomorrow night, in a world exclusive, nigel farage interviews— exclusive, nigel farage interviews donald trump from his golf interviews donald trump from his gett estate— interviews donald trump from his gett eetete th— interviews donald trump from his golf estate in scotland. watch thet— golf estate in scotland. watch that oh— golf estate in scotland. watch that oh eh— golf estate in scotland. watch that on gb news— golf estate in scotland. watch that on gb news at 7 pm. now. teeehete— that on gb news at 7 pm. now. teachers across— that on gb news at 7 pm. now. teachers across england are ethtthg— teachers across england are striking today— teachers across england are striking today in an ongoing pay ttehute— striking today in an ongoing pay ttegute wtth— striking today in an ongoing pay dispute with hundreds marching eutette— dispute with hundreds marching eutette the— dispute with hundreds marching outside the department of ttueetteh — outside the department of education. in— outside the department of education. in april, members of the hethehet— education. in april, members of the national education union overwhelmingly— the national education union overwhelmingly reject a pay otter. — overwhelmingly reject a pay otter. the— overwhelmingly reject a pay offer. the new— overwhelmingly reject a pay offer. the new ,— overwhelmingly reject a pay offer. the new , along with three offer. the new, along with three ether— offer. the new, along with three other teaching _ offer. the new, along with three other teaching unions , rejected other teaching unions, rejected an otter— other teaching unions, rejected an offer which— other teaching unions, rejected an offer which included . an offer which included. a thooo— an offer which included. a thooo he— an offer which included. a £1,000 one off— an offer which included. a £1,000 one off payment and £i,ooo one off payment and a este— £i,ooo one off payment and a we get— £i,ooo one off payment and a the peg hee— £i,ooo one off payment and a 4.3% pay rise for— £1,000 one off payment and a 4.3% pay rise for most staff in septehheh— 4.3% pay rise for most staff in september. today's walkout is the tttth— september. today's walkout is the fifth undertaken by educate greet— the fifth undertaken by educate greet the— the fifth undertaken by educate orders this year,— the fifth undertaken by educate orders this year, causing major thetuhtteh— orders this year, causing major tteteptteh ee— orders this year, causing major disruption as labour mp for teete— disruption as labour mp for teete teet— disruption as labour mp for leeds east richard burgon says ethtthg— leeds east richard burgon says ethtthg te— leeds east richard burgon says ethtthg te e— leeds east richard burgon says striking is a last— leeds east richard burgon says striking is a last resort. were— striking is a last resort. we're seeing— striking is a last resort. we're seeing is- striking is a last resort. we're seeing is people fighting back because they've got no

choice and there are ways to fund this for example, just equalising capital gains tax with income tax, which used to be the case even for a period under thatcher's government in the 80s, would raise more than enough money to give every single public sector worker in this country an inflation matching pay rise . so the money matching pay rise. so the money is there. the government doesn't seem to have the right priorities because the government should be putting our pubuc government should be putting our public services and working people across this country first. and i'm afraid they're not. business news and the oil ghet— not. business news and the oil gteht ht— not. business news and the oil gteht ht te— business news and the oil giant bp is reporting stronger then— giant bp is reporting stronger than expected— giant bp is reporting stronger than expected profits in the thet— than expected profits in the thet three— than expected profits in the first three months of 2023, teeehthg — first three months of 2023, reaching close— first three months of 2023, reaching close to £4 billion. the— reaching close to £4 billion. the teeutt— reaching close to £4 billion. the result was— reaching close to £4 billion. the result was a— reaching close to £4 billion. the result was a reduction from the hee— the result was a reduction from the 4.96 billion— the result was a reduction from the 4.96 billion that bp made in the 4.96 billion that bp made in the ethe— the 4.96 billion that bp made in the same quarter— the 4.96 billion that bp made in the same quarter last year. but wett— the same quarter last year. but get theat— the same quarter last year. but well ahead of— the same quarter last year. but well ahead of the— the same quarter last year. but well ahead of the £3.44 billion. thetyet— well ahead of the £3.44 billion. ahetyet het— well ahead of the £3.44 billion. analyst had expected it to make . how,— analyst had expected it to make . how, he— analyst had expected it to make . new, ee gee-ve— analyst had expected it to make . now, as you've been hearing toget— . now, as you've been hearing tetey eh— . now, as you've been hearing teteg en et— . now, as you've been hearing today on gb news, princess anne ette— today on gb news, princess anne ette ehe— today on gb news, princess anne says she believes— today on gb news, princess anne says she believes king charles wttt— says she believes king charles wttt het— says she believes king charles wttt not he— says she believes king charles will not be changed by his new rete— will not be changed by his new tete ee— will not be changed by his new role as monarch— will not be changed by his new

role as monarch .— will not be changed by his new role as monarch . talking with role as monarch. talking with the canadian— role as monarch. talking with the canadian broadcaster cbc theat— the canadian broadcaster cbc eheet et— the canadian broadcaster cbc eheet et the— the canadian broadcaster cbc ahead of the coronation princess anne— ahead of the coronation princess the egg— ahead of the coronation princess anne eett the— ahead of the coronation princess anne said the king, like the teet— anne said the king, like the teet et— anne said the king, like the teet et the— anne said the king, like the rest of the family, is committed to hethe— rest of the family, is committed to public service.— rest of the family, is committed to public service. but the hheeee— to public service. but the princess royal- to public service. but the princess royal argued slimming teeth— princess royal argued slimming town the— princess royal argued slimming down the royal— princess royal argued slimming down the royal family didn't eeuht— down the royal family didn't eeuht the— down the royal family didn't sound like a— down the royal family didn't sound like a great idea to her. in sound like a great idea to her. he eehhee— sound like a great idea to her. he eeghee te— sound like a great idea to her. in response to reports the king may— in response to reports the king they eueet— in response to reports the king may reduce the— in response to reports the king may reduce the number of working rotate— may reduce the number of working teyete . — may reduce the number of working toyate . heth— may reduce the number of working toyate . watt, you— may reduce the number of working royals . well, you know- may reduce the number of working royals. , royals. well, you know what? you're getting because he's been practising for a bit and i don't think he'll change much. you know, he is committed of his his own level of service. and that's that will remain true . princess that will remain true. princess anne, now king charles coronation is expected to provide a £120 million boost to pubs across the uk. the british beer pubs across the uk. the british heet aha— pubs across the uk. the british tee and hat— f the british beer and pub association says tooat— beer and pub association says toeat hate— beer and pub association says local pubs and— beer and pub association says local pubs and breweries are gtahhthg— local pubs and breweries are gtahhthg to— local pubs and breweries are planning to pour— local pubs and breweries are planning to pour 632 million hthte— planning to pour 632 million gthte over— planning to pour 632 million pints over the— planning to pour 632 million pints over the bank holiday weekend— pints over the bank holiday weekend and— pints over the bank holiday weekend and pubs will be allowed to etay— weekend and pubs will be allowed to etay open— weekend and pubs will be allowed to etay ogeh ae— weekend and pubs will be allowed to stay open as well— weekend and pubs will be allowed to stay open as well until 1:00 in to stay open as well until 1:00 th the— to stay open as well until 1:00 in the morning.— to stay open as well until 1:00 in the morning. and today the hhg— in the morning. and today the tthg aha— in the morning. and today the king and queen— in the morning. and today the king and queen consort have been

meetthg— king and queen consort have been heetthg wtth— king and queen consort have been meeting with rishi _ king and queen consort have been meeting with rishi sunak and sir keir meeting with rishi sunak and sir heh starter.— meeting with rishi sunak and sir keir starmer. a— meeting with rishi sunak and sir keir starmer. a reception being hete— keir starmer. a reception being hett at— keir starmer. a reception being hett at the— keir starmer. a reception being held at the palace of westminster ahead of his hateety-e— westminster ahead of his majesty's coronation along with the hethe— majesty's coronation along with the prime minister and the heater— the prime minister and the heater ot— the prime minister and the leader of the _ the prime minister and the leader of the opposition. the mohah— leader of the opposition. the monarch also— leader of the opposition. the monarch also with other monarch also met with other hehehe— monarch also met with other members parliament. this is members of parliament. this is gb members of parliament. this is oh newe— members of parliament. this is oh hewe. hote— members of parliament. this is gb news. more news as it happene— gb news. more news as it hapgehe. how— gb news. more news as it happens. now back to . happens. now back to. patrick heth— happens. now back to. patrick wet, a— happens. now back to. patrick wet, a very— happens. now back to. patrick well, a very good— happens. now back to. patrick well, a very good afternoon, evehhoty. — well, a very good afternoon, evehhoty. tt-e— well, a very good afternoon, everybody. c m well, a very good afternoon, everybody. c ti.

of a slimmed down monarchy is not a good one. now she was reacting to reports that king charles iii, could retire, reduce the number of working royals . and there's a lot that royals. and there's a lot that she said this interview. she said in this interview. okay. actually, i think it okay. and actually, i think it went the idea that went a long way to the idea that she is a pretty sound individual. she went on to talk about and the old about reparations and the old slave trade stuff and whether or not the royal family actually has anything to apologise for. and spoke about and she spoke a lot about activism, but here what she activism, but here is what she had about a trimmed down had to say about a trimmed down monarchy. oh, i think the etthhet— monarchy. oh, i think the slimmed down— ”tint oh, i think the slimmed down was was said in a day— slimmed down was was said in a day when— slimmed down was was said in a day when there— slimmed down was was said in a day when there were a few more geothe— day when there were a few more geohte-mate— day when there were a few more people-make that- day when there were a few more people make that seem people around make that seem the— people around make that seem ttte—hght- like a justifiable right comment.— like a justifiable right comment. the world changes a hat. — comment. the world changes a hat. ht— comment. the world changes a hat. tt ehahgee— comment. the world changes a bit. it changes a— comment. the world changes a bit. it changes a bit. i mean, it bit. it changes a bit. i mean, tt toeeh-t— bit. it changes a bit. i mean, it doesn't sound— bit. it changes a bit. i mean, it doesn't sound like a good ttea— it doesn't sound like a good ttea hom— it doesn't sound like a good idea from where— it doesn't sound like a good idea from where i'm standing, i have— idea from where i'm standing, i have to— idea from where i'm standing, i have to ea»— idea from where i'm standing, i have to eay, th— idea from where i'm standing, i have to say, i'm not quite sure what— have to say, i'm not quite sure what etee— have to say, i'm not quite sure what etee we— have to say, i'm not quite sure what else we can— have to say, i'm not quite sure what else we can do . �*ftt�*tzgc have to say, i'm not quite sure what else we can do . whiz“ what else we can do. well, we've gone— what else we can do. well, we've done a— what else we can do. well, we've done a quick swap. ladies and gentlemen. so david starkey, the royal extraordinaire, gentlemen. so david starkey, the roya been extraordinaire, gentlemen. so david starkey, the roya been replaced aordinaire, gentlemen. so david starkey, the royabeen replaced bydinaire, gentlemen. so david starkey, the royabeen replaced by anaire, gentlemen. so david starkey, the royabeen replaced by a very. has been replaced by a very different animal. it's royal correspondent michael cole. michael princess anne has in my

view, absolutely got her head screwed on and frankly, you know, the country would be in safe hands if she ever did have to take over. princess anne, the hatheeee— to take over. princess anne, the princess royal. _ to take over. princess anne, the princess royal. well,- to take over. princess anne, the princess royal. well, i- princess anne, the princess royal. �*ftt�*tzgc princess royal. well, i have interviewed her myself . i interviewed her myself. i remember the high plains remember on the high plains of burma irrawaddy , a well burma by the irrawaddy, a well known phrase which involves blood and a stone comes to mind talking to her. but this but the— talking to her. but this but thte te— talking to her. but this but thte he a— talking to her. but this but thte he a very— g but this but this is a very interesting thtehtew— this is a very interesting interview . _ this is a very interesting interview . 't: this is a very interesting interview . z this is a very interesting interview . ' z this is a very interesting- interview . and what she's saying interview. and what she's saying is that her brother hasn't got the right idea about slimming down. now, essentially, what hee— down. now, essentially, what he-e eaythg— down. now, essentially, what he-e eaythg te— down. now, essentially, what he's saying is he— : now, essentially, what he's saying is he wants the theat— he's saying is he wants the theet the— he's saying is he wants the direct line of— he's saying is he wants the direct line of succession to be the— direct line of succession to be the toeae— direct line of succession to be the tooae ,— direct line of succession to be the focus , and— direct line of succession to be the focus , and that's prince the focus, and that's prince wham,— the focus, and that's prince william, the _ the focus, and that's prince william, the prince of wales , william, the prince of wales, hathee— william, the prince of wales, prince george,— william, the prince of wales, prince george, princess chattotte— prince george, princess charlotte ,— prince george, princess charlotte , prince louis. that's charlotte, prince louis. that's it charlotte, prince louis. that's tt .— charlotte, prince louis. that's tt . what— charlotte, prince louis. that's tt . that t— charlotte, prince louis. that's it . what i think— charlotte, prince louis. that's it . what i think he's doing and it. what i think he's doing and i'd it. what i think he's doing and to he— it. what i think he's doing and i'd be interested— it. what i think he's doing and i'd be interested to know her the— i'd be interested to know her oh the— i'd be interested to know her view on this, i— i'd be interested to know her view on this, i think he's channelling— view on this, i think he's channelling there there grandfather— channelling there there grandfather king george the etath. — grandfather king george the etath. he— grandfather king george the sixth. he said— grandfather king george the sixth. he said the royal family at— sixth. he said the royal family at he— sixth. he said the royal family was at its best— sixth. he said the royal family was at its best when it was just us was at its best when it was just us go..— was at its best when it was just us four, meaning— was at its best when it was just us four, meaning himself, queen tttzaheth— us four, meaning himself, queen elizabeth, who— us four, meaning himself, queen elizabeth, who became the queen

mother— elizabeth, who became the queen mother aha— elizabeth, who became the queen mother and the— elizabeth, who became the queen mother and the two— elizabeth, who became the queen mother and the two princesses, tttzaheth — mother and the two princesses, elizabeth and— mother and the two princesses, elizabeth and margaret. and i that— elizabeth and margaret. and i that he-e— elizabeth and margaret. and i think he's right.— elizabeth and margaret. and i think he's right. okay they emhe— think he's right. okay they members of— think he's right. okay they members of the royal family are gettthg— members of the royal family are getttmg otter. — members of the royal family are getting older. they're not eahahte— getting older. they're not eagahte ot— getting older. they're not capable of doing so much. but is that— capable of doing so much. but is that necessarily— capable of doing so much. but is that necessarily a— capable of doing so much. but is that necessarily a bad thing ? that necessarily a bad thing? teee— that necessarily a bad thing? teee am— that necessarily a bad thing? teee he— that necessarily a bad thing? less can be more. there are so mam— less can be more. there are so mam toyat— less can be more. there are so many royal events,— less can be more. there are so many royal events, they don't get— many royal events, they don't get covered — many royal events, they don't get covered. now,— many royal events, they don't get covered. now, when i wrote my thet— get covered. now, when i wrote my tttet toyat— get covered. now, when i wrote my first royal story, which was as my first royal story, which was ae tomg— my first royal story, which was ae tomg ago— my first royal story, which was ae tomg ago ae— my first royal story, which was as long ago as 1962, 61 years ago,— as long ago as 1962, 61 years ago, every— as long ago as 1962, 61 years ago, every royat— as long ago as 1962, 61 years ago, every royal event got maximum coverage. now these days ,theee— maximum coverage. now these days ,theee geome— maximum coverage. now these days ,theee geogte h— maximum coverage. now these days , these people in buckingham tataoe— , these people in buckingham palace, despite— , these people in buckingham palace, despite their because the tree— palace, despite their because the preee te— palace, despite their because the press is not— palace, despite their because the press is not interviewing tmtereetet.— the press is not interviewing interested. now— the press is not interviewing interested. now that less can be amt— interested. now that less can be amt them— interested. now that less can be more and then they will become ot— more and then they will become ot a— more and then they will become more of a special— more and then they will become more of a special event . more and then they will become more of a special event. more and then they will become more of a special event . more of a special event. but one of more of a special event. but one at the— more of a special event. but one at the toy— more of a special event. but one of the key reasons why a lot of people, ordinary members of the public, say that we need a streamlined , slimmed down streamlined, slimmed down monarchy is because they think it's costing the british taxpayer too much. but that actually if you break down the cost of all, isn't really cost of it all, isn't really true because we do turn we do turn a profit, don't we? of

course. and-sovereignl turn a profit, don't we? of- course. and-sovereign grant, course. and the sovereign grant, vhteh— course. and the sovereign grant, vhtoh eomee— course. and the sovereign grant, which comes from _ course. and the sovereign grant, which comes from a percentage trom— which comes from a percentage trom the— which comes from a percentage from the income— which comes from a percentage from the income of the duchy of tameaeter— from the income of the duchy of lancaster, when _ from the income of the duchy of lancaster, when the monarch oetet— lancaster, when the monarch eetet the — lancaster, when the monarch ceded the duchy— lancaster, when the monarch ceded the duchy of lancaster to the government,— ceded the duchy of lancaster to the government, gave away its property— the government, gave away its property m— the government, gave away its own property in in— the government, gave away its own property in in response to gettthg— own property in in response to getttmg a— own property in in response to getting a percentage back. it teet— getting a percentage back. it aeet to— getting a percentage back. it aeet to he— getting a percentage back. it used to be about 12.5% because they-re— used to be about 12.5% because they're renovating _ used to be about 12.5% because they're renovating this place hehtmt— they're renovating this place hehtht. tt-e— they're renovating this place behind. it's gone up to 25% became— behind. it's gone up to 25% heeaaee ot— behind. it's gone up to 25% because of that,— behind. it's gone up to 25% because of that, nearly all of that— because of that, nearly all of that money— because of that, nearly all of that money doesn't go into hrtmee— that money doesn't go into prince charles's_ that money doesn't go into prince charles's now, king chartee-e— prince charles's now, king charles's back— prince charles's now, king charles's back pocket. it goes to pay— charles's back pocket. it goes to pay the— charles's back pocket. it goes to pay the salaries of the geogte— to pay the salaries of the geogte vvho — to pay the salaries of the people who run the thing. and if you omareg— people who run the thing. and if you omgae the— people who run the thing. and if you compare the cost of this moharohy— you compare the cost of this momarehy g,— you compare the cost of this monarchy to, for— you compare the cost of this monarchy to, for instance, the eoet— monarchy to, for instance, the ooet ot— monarchy to, for instance, the ooet ot the — monarchy to, for instance, the cost of the american presidency, i cost of the american presidency, t meam— cost of the american presidency, t tt-e— cost of the american presidency, i mean, it's minuscule in eomarteomg— i mean, it's minuscule in comparison. and it's good value for comparison. and it's good value tor money— comparison. and it's good value tor momey — comparison. and it's good value tor momey rt— comparison. and it's good value for money. it is— comparison. and it's good value for money. e hrzzrrt for money. it is indeed. now, i was out and about a little bit earlier on. there is a fantastic atmosphere building here all around us, actually. and if you are in london and you fancy coming down, then do because we're mingling around. it'd be lovely wonderful lovely to see you all. wonderful gb i've been gb news viewers, i've been talking lot of you talking to a lot of you colourful bunch, be

colourful bunch, it must be said, but to see it. said, but you love to see it. but here's what some of them said earlier about said to me earlier on about whether or not we should have a streamlined, slimmed down monarchy. it away. the monarchy. take it away. the way things this things are going on in this country— things are going on in this country at— things are going on in this country at the— things are going on in this country at the moment with money things are going on in this courpeople he moment with money things are going on in this courpeople losing�*nent with money things are going on in this courpeople losing�*nent with and ey and people losing theirjobs and ther— and people losing theirjobs and thetr homee— and people losing theirjobs and their homes-fault- and people losing theirjobs and their homes fault their their homes of no fault of their own-land— their homes of no fault of their ovvmlamt-they- their homes of no fault of their own. i and -they see - their homes of no fault of their own. and they see all own. so and then they see all the.— own. so and then they see all the-ute— own. so and then they see all this. .like they're - own. so and then they see all this. like they're going to this. it's like they're going to be this. it's like they're going to helttttte— this. it's like they're going to bellittle .bitter. - this. it's like they're going to be little bitter. aren't be a little bit bitter. aren't they— be a little bit bitter. aren't they greate— be a little bit bitter. aren't they great? it— be a little bit bitter. aren't they great? it depends what you hy— they great? it depends what you mean by slimming down. i mean, haven-t— mean by slimming down. i mean, haven't-slimmed— mean by slimming down. i mean, haven't slimmed down haven't they slimmed down atreaty— haven't they slimmed down atreatylhtt— haven't they slimmed down alreadylbit ?_ haven't they slimmed down already bit? um, i'm really already a bit? um, i'm really hot.— already a bit? um, i'm really hot. t— already a bit? um, i'm really hot. t tom-t— already a bit? um, i'm really not. i don't live— already a bit? um, i'm really not. i don't live here. i'm from new— not. i don't live here. i'm from new z..t..g,_ not. i don't live here. i'm from new zealand, so— not. i don't live here. i'm from new zealand, so welcome. vvetoome. — new zealand, so welcome. vvetoome. so— new zealand, so welcome. welcome. so what- new zealand, so welcome. welcome. so what princess anne says is that we've already slimmed it down enough. there are fewer hangers on and she doesn't really see that we could be doing any more we are. be doing any more than we are. well, if there are a few well, ifthere are a few hangers well, if there are a few hangers on well, if there are a few hangers oh amt— well, if there are a few hangers oh amt t— well, if there are a few hangers oh amt t tom-t— well, if there are a few hangers on and i don't know who they hat— on and i don't know who they hat yeah— on and i don't know who they are, but yeah, trim them, trim them. — are, but yeah, trim them, trim them. he— are, but yeah, trim them, trim them. to you— are, but yeah, trim them, trim them. do you think- are, but yeah, trim them, trim them. do you think it- are, but yeah, trim them, trim them. jtzzt e : them. do you think it would maybe more maybe make the royal family more relatable in in the modern world and if they cost us less money. yeah yes. yes but i do believe haem-t— yeah yes. yes but i do believe haem-t he— yeah yes. yes but i do believe haem-t he eort— yeah yes. yes but i do believe hasn't he sort of— “43?" yes. yes but i do believe hasn't he sort of trimmed back the coronation— hasn't he sort of trimmed back the coronation to— hasn't he sort of trimmed back the coronation to cost less?

veah. — the coronation to cost less? yeah. so— the coronation to cost less? yeah. so making- the coronation to cost less? yeah. so making an effort. but i , they— yeah. so making an effort. but i mean , they exist— yeah. so making an effort. but i mean , they exist so it's going mean, they exist so it's going to eoet— mean, they exist so it's going to ooet a— mean, they exist so it's going to ooet a tort— mean, they exist so it's going to cost a bit isn't— mean, they exist so it's going to cost a bit isn't it? yeah, he— to cost a bit isn't it? yeah, he gomg— to cost a bit isn't it? yeah, he gomg to— to cost a bit isn't it? yeah, it's going to cost a certain mot— it's going to cost a certain moem-at — it's going to cost a certain moem-at so— it's going to cost a certain amount. so what- it's going to cost a certain amount. : it's going to cost a certain- amount. so what would you say to people who think that we should be cutting the cost of the royal family? shouldn't family? the taxpayers shouldn't be paying them all? no, be paying for them at all? no, i think that what they— be paying for them at all? no, i think that what they do- be paying for them at all? no, i think that what they do for- t: 7 no, i think that what they do for our country— think that what they do for our country ,— think that what they do for our country ._te— think that what they do for our country ,-is huge,- country, which is huge, ambassador- country, which is huge, ambassador worldwide, pays us tham— ambassador worldwide, pays us tham gaye— ambassador worldwide, pays us more than pays its own way for ooamtry. — more than pays its own way for our country. and _ more than pays its own way for our country. and i— more than pays its own way for our country. ' our country. and i think i'm a taxpayer and i'm very happy for our taxes to be going for the royal family would you pay even ho— royal family would you pay even ho .— royal family would you pay even ho . .— royal family would you pay even ho . r pay— royal family would you pay even more? no , i pay quite enough . more? no, i pay quite enough. thank you very much.- more? \t:::t t: 3 thank you very much. okay more? htit i 3 thank you very much. okay so those— thank you very much. okay so those ar— thank you very much. okay so those are the— thank you very much. okay so those are the views— thank you very much. okay so those are the views of- thank you very much. okay so those are the views of some wonderful gb news viewers there, which is lovely. great to see. so that's the kind of general atmosphere when it comes to the mood music slimming down the mood music on slimming down the monarchy and largely speaking, monarchy. and largely speaking, i people agree i think many people agree with princess shouldn't princess anne that it shouldn't be. idea for a lot of be. and the idea for a lot of people that it's about cutting costs to the taxpayer is a bit flawed . really. it's really flawed. really. it's not really quite true. and there is concerns as well that, well, if we just abolish the monarchy or

did away with it, then they might all of the money that might keep all of the money that they from their various they make from their various different lands, etcetera. so we would poorer as would all actually be poorer as a so economically and a result. so economically and financially , we actually, financially, we actually, believe not, doesn't believe it or not, doesn't make too streamline the too much sense to streamline the monarchy even more. perhaps it is michael cole was is just as michael cole was alluding earlier, maybe just alluding to earlier, maybe just alluding to earlier, maybe just a of a succession thing a part of a succession thing that king himself might that king charles himself might want for a focus in that king charles himself might want of for a focus in that king charles himself might want of his for a focus in that king charles himself might want of his ownir a focus in that king charles himself might want of his own personal in terms of his own personal streamlining of it from the public, not out of the public purse. let's now to purse. but let's turn now to another one of the major talking points, or not, ahead points, believe it or not, ahead of saturday's coronation, and thatis of saturday's coronation, and that is some of the items of, what would you say, clothing, jewellery or non jewellery, plantation that is supposedly going to be worn on saturday. and strong rumours and there are strong rumours that a fantastic regal jewel encrusted tiara that we're all expecting a lot of the ladies present to be wearing might not be worn. and indeed kate might be worn. and indeed kate might be wearing some kind of floral headdress. and i want to know whether people think whether or not people think that's a good idea. i'll play you some clips of what the great

british the british public said. but on the left if watching left there, if you're watching us telly, a tiara us on the telly, that's a tiara in i can't believe have in case i can't believe i have to through this, by the to talk you through this, by the way. on the there, way. but on the left there, that's a tiara. and on the right there, that's some flowers. right. stuff. i'm right. okay, great stuff. i'm going michael going to bring in michael cole now. commentator. michael, going to bring in michael cole now. you commentator. michael, going to bring in michael cole now. you corthatitator. michael, going to bring in michael cole now. you corthatitator. oneiael, could you tell that which one was which? yes, i could the was which? yes, i could tell the theme — was which? yes, i could tell the difference. and _ was which? yes, i could tell the difference. and that's- difference. and that's interesting. - interesting. now, of course, we tom-t— interesting. now, of course, we tom-t tmov— interesting. now, of course, we don't know whether true. don't know whether it's true. t-m —ahoat| don't know whether it's true. i m —ahoat g, i'm slightly sceptical about it, but i'm slightly sceptical about it,. hat—eomgtetety but wouldn't that go completely vtth—attom- but wouldn't that go completely vvtth—attoh to- but wouldn't that go completely with _ ation to the. with the invitation ation to the coromattom — with the invitation ation to the coronation featured coronation which featured the green—thoee- coronation which featured the green—those of. coronation which featured the. green _those of the green man echoed those of the rarat— green man echoed those of the rarat haet— green man echoed those of the rarat haet ot— green man echoed those of the rural past of this— green man echoed those of the rural past of this country. and tom-t— rural past of this country. and tom-t torget— rural past of this country. and don't forget that— rural past of this country. and don't forget that when kate ttttttetom— don't forget that when kate middleton as— don't forget that when kate middleton as she then was in the taet— middleton as she then was in the taet mthatee— middleton as she then was in the last minutes when— middleton as she then was in the last minutes when she got marrtet— last minutes when she got marrtet at— last minutes when she got married at westminster abbey 12 yeare— married at westminster abbey 12 yeare ago,— married at westminster abbey 12 yeare ago, there— married at westminster abbey 12 years ago, there were a whole toreet— years ago, there were a whole toreet ot— years ago, there were a whole forest of trees— years ago, there were a whole forest of trees down the down the— forest of trees down the down the have— forest of trees down the down the ae— forest of trees down the down the nave as she— forest of trees down the down the nave as she went to get get marrtet— the nave as she went to get get marrtet at— the nave as she went to get get married at the— the nave as she went to get get married at the high altar, which vtth— married at the high altar, which vvtth three— married at the high altar, which with prince william. so it may through— with prince william. so it may come through and maybe that will hteaee— come through and maybe that will hteaee the— come through and maybe that will pteaee the eco— come through and maybe that will please the eco mob— come through and maybe that will please the eco mob who can say the vegan— please the eco mob who can say the vegan reope— please the eco mob who can say the vegan people, you know the geome— the vegan people, you know the geogte th— the vegan people, you know the geogte m the— the vegan people, you know the people in the silence. htit g people in the silence. nothing vttt— people in the silence. nothing will please them. you can try

and appease them , but you will and appease them, but you will never please them. telling never please them. i'm telling you nothing will you that right now nothing will be but this is be good enough. but this act is that it to the that when it comes to the jewels, royal family already jewels, the royal family already own well, the own them. yeah well, the properties, the king only owns two properties outright . he owns two properties outright. he owns balmoral castle in— �*3 he owns balmoral castle in scotland , and balmoral castle in scotland, and he ovm— balmoral castle in scotland, and he owns sandringham estate in hortott— he owns sandringham estate in hortott. — he owns sandringham estate in norfolk . those— he owns sandringham estate in norfolk . those are- he owns sandringham estate in norfolk . etiti; he owns sandringham estate in norfolk . norfolk. those are the only. but norfolk. those are the only. hat the— norfolk. those are the only. but the jewellery,— norfolk. those are the only. but the jewellery, i- norfolk. but the jewellery, i mean, as in the toe— but the jewellery, i mean, as in the stones. the— but the jewellery, i mean, as in the stones. the diamonds and all of the stones. the diamonds and all ot the. — the stones. the diamonds and all ot the. they— the stones. the diamonds and all of this. they are— the stones. the diamonds and all of this. "cg rititi; of this. they are property of the state. they are not personally owned by the monarch. so. the they exist. so. so the point is they exist. they-re— so. so the point is they exist. they're already— so. so the point is they exist. they're already here. and the they're already here. and so the my— they're already here. and so the omty chame— they're already here. and so the only chance that— they're already here. and so the only chance that the british patho— only chance that the british hahtto—tol only chance that the britishi gahtte—to public would ever get to see them — public would ever get to see them he— public would ever get to see them he om— public would ever get to see them is on events like this. so why— them is on events like this. so why mot— them is on events like this. so why mot ear— them is on events like this. so why not wear them? “43?" why not wear them? yeah, evaotty. — why not wear them? yeah, evaotty. _the- why not wear them? yeah, exactly. the jewel exactly. or go to the jewel tower at the tower of london where you can queue and of where you can queue up. and of course, famously , anybody who course, famously, anybody who lives born in london lives and was born in london never the tower never goes to the tower of london because always never goes to the tower of londotbut cause always never goes to the tower of londotbut when always never goes to the tower of londotbut when you always never goes to the tower of londotbut when you do ays never goes to the tower of londotbut when you do go , there there. but when you do go, there are people they are thousands of people and they absolutely it. the bling is absolutely love it. the bling is knockout . i you know, we knockout. i mean, you know, we were collecting these things at the when they were the time when they were

available and there's no greater hoard on earth . no. i mean, it hoard on earth. no. i mean, it is utterly spectacular . and most is utterly spectacular. and most of it will be on display near me. everything was created , me. everything was created, nearly everything since the reign of charles ii, because cromwell broke up and destroyed all of the all of the royal jewels and the orb itself has got a bit of a bent cross. why? because captain blood broke in to the tower of london and tried to the tower of london and tried to steal them, and one of his merry men dropped it. and it's still got a bit of a wonk on it. oh, my gosh. i tell you what, i. he— oh, my gosh. i tell you what, i. he a— oh, my gosh. i tell you what, i. he a goot— oh, my gosh. i tell you what, i. he a goot tot— oh, my gosh. i tell you what, i. it's a good job you're- o" g itell you what, i. it's a good job you're here for all it's a good job you're here for at ot— it's a good job you're here for at ot theee— it's a good job you're here for all of these wonderful little thetghte. — all of these wonderful little metghte. so— all of these wonderful little insights. so iwas - all of these wonderful little insights. so was and insights. so i was out and about a—aht— insights. so i was out and about a—amt ae- insights. so i was out and about a—amt aeltttel a bit earlier on and as i like to to,— a bit earlier on and as i like to to, you— a bit earlier on and as i like to do, you know,— a bit earlier on and as i like to do, you know, get myself some company,— to do, you know, get myself some company, teet— to do, you know, get myself some company, keep myself busy and i was company, keep myself busy and i vvaeevv—t— company, keep myself busy and i vvaeevv—t heohte. i was chatting to a few people. i hetteve— was chatting to a few people. i hetteve-gothg— was chatting to a few people. i believe going have believe we're going to have a th— believe we're going to have a othlome— believe we're going to have a clip-onelthem- believe we're going to have a clip one them now who clip of one of them now who i that— clip of one of them now who i ththt-heohte— clip of one of them now who i think people might remember think some people might remember trom— think some people might remember tom—chag- think some people might remember from _chap called . from yesterday was a chap called hatrteh— from yesterday was a chap called hatrteh-the— from yesterday was a chap called patrick.-the same- patrick. so shares the same name. yes indeed we this is name. yes indeed we do. this is great.— name. yes indeed we do. this is great-eo— name. yes indeed we do. this is great-eo royat— name. yes indeed we do. this is great. so royal superfan great. okay, so royal superfan eattet— great. okay, so royal superfan called patrick. _ great. okay, so royal superfan called patrick. he's been eamgmg— called patrick. he's been eampmg out—

called patrick. he's been camping out and is still doing it. camping out and is still doing tt. .— camping out and is still doing t. t ea— camping out and is still doing t. t htm — camping out and is still doing it. i saw him earlier today. heteatty— it. i saw him earlier today. actually. he's— it. i saw him earlier today. actually. he's in- it. i saw him earlier today. actually. he's in good form. and i actually. he's in good form. and t ae— actually. he's in good form. and tae tattthg— actually. he's in good form. and i was talking to— actually. he's in good form. and i was talking to him a little bit i was talking to him a little htt atoat— i was talking to him a little bit about about— i was talking to him a little bit about about the tiara. now, pathet— bit about about the tiara. now, hatrtot te— bit about about the tiara. now, patrick is absolutely adamant. amt— patrick is absolutely adamant. amt ae— patrick is absolutely adamant. amt ae you-re— patrick is absolutely adamant. and as you're about to see, aheotatety— and as you're about to see, absolutely adamant that cathertme— absolutely adamant that catherine should be wearing it. amt— catherine should be wearing it. amt tmteet— catherine should be wearing it. amt tmteet ,— catherine should be wearing it. and indeed , he— catherine should be wearing it. and indeed , he was shocked to and indeed, he was shocked to team— and indeed, he was shocked to team that— and indeed, he was shocked to learn that catherine might wear a tower— learn that catherine might wear a flower crown _ learn that catherine might wear a flower crown and not a tiara. t-ve— a flower crown and not a tiara. he got— a flower crown and not a tiara. he got a— a flower crown and not a tiara. i've got a feeling— a flower crown and not a tiara. i've got a feeling that the clip t-m — i've got a feeling that the clip t-m ahoat— i've got a feeling that the clip t-m about to— i've got a feeling that the clip i'm about to play— i've got a feeling that the clip i'm about to play you now might go vtrat. — i'm about to play you now might go vtrat. are— i'm about to play you now might go viral. are we— i'm about to play you now might go viral. are we a— i'm about to play you now might go viral. are we a bit- i'm about to play you now might go viral. ' iti; e i. go viral. are we a bit upset that some of the royal family i don't think are going to be wearing tiaras and i'm going to ask you about this. i was reading on the- ask you about this. i was reading on the way- i was reading on the way in, so aggaremtty— reading on the way in, so apparently catherine's going to be apparently catherine's going to he vearthg— apparently catherine's going to be wearing some— apparently catherine's going to be wearing some of floral be wearing some kind of floral heattreee— be wearing some kind of floral headdress and— be wearing some kind of floral headdress and you look gutted atom— headdress and you look gutted. atoat—aotaauy about that. i am. i was actually really hoping that catherine was going the exception. then going to be the exception. then i thought was like, going to be the exception. then ithoughtlwas like, there's- git �*3 " then i thought was like, there's no i thought i was like, there's no way— i thought i was like, there's no way-going— way they're going to get hrtmeeee— way they're going to get princess rocking princess anne coming up rocking thetr—ooromet- princess anne coming up rocking their—coronet and. their tiara and her coronet and them— their tiara and her coronet and them ehe-e— their tiara and her coronet and then she's going— their tiara and her coronet and then she's going to get changed in then she's going to get changed th—ahhey- then she's going to get changed tm—ahhey-eome in westminster abbey and come tovvm— in westminster abbey and come town—so— in westminster abbey and come town—so .— in westminster abbey and come down-so i said,- in westminster abbey and come down so i said, and down the horse. so i said, and i cant— down the horse. so i said, and i can't see sophie— down the horse. so i said, and i can't see sophie as— down the horse. so i said, and i can't see sophie as anne sitting there— can't see sophie as anne sitting there vvtth— can't see sophie as anne sitting there vvtth mo— can't see sophie as anne sitting there with no tiara— can't see sophie as anne sitting there with no tiara on and some— there with no tiara on and soghte amt—

there with no tiara on and sophie and princess alexandra amt— sophie and princess alexandra amt att— sophie and princess alexandra amt gr, amt— sophie and princess alexandra and all, and beatrice and all. so and all, and beatrice and all. so ht— and all, and beatrice and all. so tt eaye— and all, and beatrice and all. so tt eaye ht— and all, and beatrice and all. so it says it must— and all, and beatrice and all. so it says it must be just queen camttta— so it says it must be just queen camttta amt— so it says it must be just queen camilla and catherine, princess of camilla and catherine, princess ot vvatee— camilla and catherine, princess of wales weren't— camilla and catherine, princess of wales weren't catherine with the oorohet— of wales weren't catherine with the eoromet e— of wales weren't catherine with the coronet ? but— of wales weren't catherine with the coronet ? but i'm even more the coronet? but i'm even more ehootet— the coronet? but i'm even more ehoetet mov— the coronet? but i'm even more shocked now that— the coronet? but i'm even more shocked now that catherine has ht— shocked now that catherine has tt .— shocked now that catherine has tt . teth— shocked now that catherine has worn it . tell her— shocked now that catherine has worn it . tell her to get her on worn it. tell her to get her on you— worn it. tell her to get her on you here— worn it. tell her to get her on you here tor— worn it. tell her to get her on you here for the— worn it. tell her to get her on you here for the tiaras . o" you here for the tiaras. oh, totem— you here for the tiaras. oh, that htm. — you here for the tiaras. oh, bless him. there- you here for the tiaras. oh, bless him. there he is. he's absolutely devastated. he said he wants to see the bling. michael it's absolutely wonderful. iwonder michael it's absolutely wonderful. i wonder if you reattee— wonderful. i wonder if you realise that— i i wonder if you realise that because of this coromattoh— realise that because of this coronation a— realise that because of this coronation a new continental tmt— coronation a new continental trttt te— coronation a new continental drift is happening and all the mate— drift is happening and all the mate are— drift is happening and all the nuts are rolling— drift is happening and all the nuts are rolling towards buckingham _ nuts are rolling towards buckingham palace. i tell you what.— buckingham palace. i tell you that oh— buckingham palace. i tell you that oh yes.— buckingham palace. i tell you what. oh, yes, there we are. we've got some action that's definite albie. i think that's the hrhg— definite albie. i think that's the tmg tm— definite albie. i think that's the king i'm pretty- titi; " ti; i think that's the king i'm pretty sure it's the— the king i'm pretty sure it's the hrhg— the king i'm pretty sure it's the king going— the king i'm pretty sure it's the king going back to clarence hoee— the king going back to clarence hoe teet— the king going back to clarence hoe tuet uh— the king going back to clarence house, just up the— the king going back to clarence house, just up the road here. he— house, just up the road here. he a— house, just up the road here. he a gatek— house, just up the road here. it's a quick left— house, just up the road here. it's a quick left and he's home. it's a quick left and he's home. t that— it's a quick left and he's home. tthtmt there— it's a quick left and he's home. i think there probably have been tothg— i think there probably have been totmg the— i think there probably have been tomg the taet— i think there probably have been doing the last minute or perhaps not even— doing the last minute or perhaps not the— doing the last minute or perhaps not even the last— doing the last minute or perhaps not even the last minute reheareet— not even the last minute rehearsed some preparations in there— rehearsed some preparations in there totay— rehearsed some preparations in there totay tm— rehearsed some preparations in there today in the— rehearsed some preparations in there today in the big ballroom, vvhtoh— there today in the big ballroom, vhtoh te—

there today in the big ballroom, vhtoh he the— there today in the big ballroom, which is the big— there today in the big ballroom, which is the big enough space to rehtteate— which is the big enough space to regtteate the — which is the big enough space to replicate the abbey spaces. so that-e— replicate the abbey spaces. so that-e what— replicate the abbey spaces. so that's what we— replicate the abbey spaces. so that's what we just saw. tamtaetto. — that's what we just saw. fantastic. well,- that's what we just saw. fantastic. well, look,- that's what we just saw. fantastic. well, look, this is absolutely wonderful stuff to be here at buckingham palace. it does. this is is does. i know this is this is michael cole's natural habitat. so they all him around so they all know him around these right. he can't these parts. all right. he can't move asking for move for people asking for pictures and autographs. true. the things i've seen him sign. but anyway , there we go. no, but but anyway, there we go. no, but but this is part and parcel of it all. okay. as bring you it all. okay. as we bring you the big build up to the coronation, because for coronation, because it's for little events like that, when you going past you see the people going past and getting and whizzing past and getting out about talking to out and about and talking to royal wonderful royal superfans and wonderful people news who've people who watch gb news who've been hanging around a been hanging around here a little bit as well. so get yourselves you're in yourselves down. if you're in the say hello. it the area, come and say hello. it would lovely to from would be lovely to hear from you. we are quite literally you. we are here quite literally all we'll have loads all week. we'll have loads more from shortly, from buckingham palace shortly, though, have, though, but we'll have, of course, day's course, the rest of the day's news, too. and there is rather a lot there. one's lot out there. this one's fascinating. did partygate investigator gray break the investigator sue gray break the rules she spoke to sir keir rules when she spoke to sir keir starmer about becoming his chief of staff? there were big suspicions about that at the time and bear in that keir time and bear in mind that keir starmer supposed the

starmer is supposed to be the rules isn't well maybe rules man, isn't he? well maybe he i'm patrick christys he isn't. i'm patrick christys on gb news and we are britain's news

mug. as a mug. what a mug i am. hoe-re— mug. as a mug. what a mug i am. hoe-re ttetemtmg— mug. as a mug. what a mug i am. you're listening to— mug. as a mug. what a mug i am. you're listening to gb— mug. as a mug. what a mug i am. you're listening to gb news- you're listening to gb news tatto— you're listening to gb news tatto .— radio. welcome back to this wonderful setting of palace setting of buckingham palace with me. patrick christys right here— with me. patrick christys right here-neve— with me. patrick christys right here - news, your- patrick christys right here news, your home of here on gb news, your home of the coronation.— here on gb news, your home of the coronation. the— here on gb news, your home of the coronation. the crowds are eohttmathg— the coronation. the crowds are continuing-here- the coronation. the crowds are continuing-hereiifi continuing to build here as if the eemee— continuing to build here as if the ot— continuing to build here as if the sense of excitement ahead of satartay-e— the sense of excitement ahead of saturday's coronation wasn't hattttmg— saturday's coronation wasn't building enough or ready. but there— building enough or ready. but there are— building enough or ready. but there are some— building enough or ready. but there are some other big stories in there are some other big stories he tovm— there are some other big stories he tom tom— there are some other big stories in town. non royal— there are some other big stories in town. non royal were firmly hatt— in town. non royal were firmly haet rmo— in town. non royal were firmly haet thto the— in town. non royal were firmly back into the world of the gotttteat— back into the world of the political now _ back into the world of the political now and sue gray, the tormer— political now and sue gray, the tormer etvtt— political now and sue gray, the former civil servant, controversial civil servant, it meet— controversial civil servant, it met he— controversial civil servant, it met he eart— controversial civil servant, it must be said, who's reporting to partygate— must be said, who's reporting to partygate contributed to the tovmatt— partygate contributed to the downfall of _ partygate contributed to the downfall of boris johnson as trtme— downfall of boris johnson as prime minister— downfall of boris johnson as prime minister well, she is now set prime minister well, she is now eet to— prime minister well, she is now eet to heome— prime minister well, she is now set to become keir— prime minister well, she is now set to become keir starmer as ohtet— set to become keir starmer as ehtet ot— set to become keir starmer as chief of staff,— set to become keir starmer as chief of staff, but— set to become keir starmer as chief of staff, but there are attegattome— chief of staff, but there are allegations that she advised the garttamemtary— allegations that she advised the parliamentary investigation into toettovvh— parliamentary investigation into lockdown breaches at downing street— lockdown breaches at downing street whilst— lockdown breaches at downing

street whilst she— lockdown breaches at downing street whilst she was holding tatte— street whilst she was holding tatte vvtth— street whilst she was holding talks with the _ street whilst she was holding talks with the labour leader. nowt _ talks with the labour leader. nov, h — talks with the labour leader. nov, h h — talks with the labour leader. nov, h h tt— talks with the labour leader. now, if, if, if that's true, them— now, if, if, if that's true, them ehe— now, if, if, if that's true, then she would have broken the garttamemtary— then she would have broken the parliamentary rules. so mr rules htmeett— parliamentary rules. so mr rules htmeett, str— parliamentary rules. so mr rules himself, sir keir— parliamentary rules. so mr rules himself, sir keir starmer he hetmg— himself, sir keir starmer he hetmg a— himself, sir keir starmer he hetmg a trt— himself, sir keir starmer he being a bit of— himself, sir keir starmer he being a bit of hot water, but ateo— being a bit of hot water, but ateo the— being a bit of hot water, but also the lady— being a bit of hot water, but also the lady in— being a bit of hot water, but also the lady in charge of emorethg— also the lady in charge of enforcing the— also the lady in charge of enforcing the rules. well, hang on a matte.— enforcing the rules. well, hang on a minute. have— enforcing the rules. well, hang on a minute. have you actually teem— on a minute. have you actually teem ettettmg— on a minute. have you actually been sticking to— on a minute. have you actually been sticking to them? tom harvoot— been sticking to them? tom harwood joins— been sticking to them? tom harwood joins now, been sticking to them? tom- harwood joins-now,-deputy harwood joins me now, our deputy hotttteat— political editor. tom, what's the— political editor. tom, what's the-oh— political editor. tom, what's the-oh. yes.- political editor. tom, what's the-oh, yes, we'rel political editor. tom, what's- the-oh, yes, we're still the latest? oh, yes, we're still waiting for this written ministerial statement, but we do know it is coming today on the order paper of the house of commons. the document produced east each morning to show what exactly is going on. there's a slightly cryptic clue. this clue reads minister for the cabinet office will be releasing a statement saying update the circumstances leading to the resignation of a senior civil servant. well, who on earth might that be? government has behind the scenes confirmed that this is a statement into sue gray, which we are expecting today. gray, which we are expecting today . okay. no word yet on the today. okay. no word yet on the precise timing, but we do have some indications into what this

statement is about in terms of what this statement is looking into and this is whether or not rules were broken, whether or not the civil service code of conduct was broken. when were these discussions had with the labour party and has this affected the impartiality obe of the civil service ? sue gray of the civil service? sue gray of course conducted that investigation into parties across the across whitehall, across the across whitehall, across downing street and particularly into the conduct of bofis particularly into the conduct of boris johnson . she then advised boris johnson. she then advised the parliamentary inquiry into whether or not boris johnson misled the house of commons and the allegation is that during that time she was speaking secretly to the labour party , secretly to the labour party, she was liaising with the office of sir keir starmer. now we may well find out whether or not thatis well find out whether or not that is true this afternoon and if it is true, if she had been having those meetings without declaring them as the civil service code of conduct, says senior civil servants must do, declaring them to their ministers if those declarations

were not made , then there is were not made, then there is some hot water and potentially a big cooling off period and that will be delivered for sue gray. she won't be allowed to join the office of sir keir starmer for potentially a year, a year and a half, depending on how harshly the civil servants in charge take this potential breach . take this potential breach. however, it must be said in the past, different parties have hired former civil servants. in fact, that's something that the shadow chancellor rachel reeves, has been saying in defence . has been saying in defence. reading this appointment today. i'm confident that sue gray hasn't broken any rules. but labour have always c i but labour have always understood . labour have always understood. coutt— labour have always understood. coutt that— labour have always understood. coutt that am— labour have always understood. could that an acoba_ labour have always understood. could that an acoba process must be gone through? but if we look at the— be gone through? but if we look at the amt— be gone through? but if we look at the past appointment- g 37 but if we look at the past appointment dates of three— at the past appointment dates of ehtete ot— at the past appointment dates of chiefs of staff— at the past appointment dates of chiefs of staff to— at the past appointment dates of chiefs of staff to leader of the oggoetttom — chiefs of staff to leader of the opposition, both _ chiefs of staff to leader of the opposition, both david cameron and opposition, both david cameron amt tony— opposition, both david cameron amt tomy htatr— opposition, both david cameron and tony blair are— opposition, both david cameron and tony blair are appointed a etvtt— and tony blair are appointed a etvtt eervamt— and tony blair are appointed a civil servant, a— and tony blair are appointed a civil servant, a former civil eervamt— civil servant, a former civil eervamt to— civil servant, a former civil servant to those- civil servant, a former civil servant to those roles because it servant to those roles because tt te— servant to those roles because t he tmgortamt— servant to those roles because it is important from opposition

that— it is important from opposition that we— it is important from opposition that we get— it is important from opposition that we get the _ it is important from opposition that we get the very best ergoort— that we get the very best euphort m— that we get the very best support in preparing for government. �*vvt�*ti; support in preparing for government. �*vvhi; : support in preparing for government. support in preparing for- government. we wanted the best person for the job that is sue gray and we hope that she can join the team very soon. so the labour party is sticking- i " so the labour party is sticking by thetr— labour party is sticking by their appointee, but as i say, it their appointee, but as i say, tt vvom-t— their appointee, but as i say, tt vvoh-t he— their appointee, but as i say, it won't be long— their appointee, but as i say, it won't be long before we have to eee— it won't be long before we have to what— it won't be long before we have to see what the— it won't be long before we have to see what the cabinet office mthteter— to see what the cabinet office mtmteter hae— to see what the cabinet office minister has to— to see what the cabinet office minister has to say with regard to the— minister has to say with regard to the ahtate— minister has to say with regard to the update of— minister has to say with regard to the update of this investigation . on tom to the update of this— investigation . on tom harwood. investigation. on tom harwood. thank— investigation. on tom harwood. thank you— investigation. on tom harwood. thank you very.— investigation. on tom harwood. thank you very, very— investigation. on tom harwood. thank you very, very much- investigation. on tom harwood. thank you very, very much. our deputy political editor there, tom harwood . now, look, keep tom harwood. now, look, keep your eyes and ears peeled on this show, and this very show, ladies and gents, we expected this very show, ladies and gefact, we expected this very show, ladies and gefact, go we expected this very show, ladies and gefact, go ase expected this very show, ladies and gefact, go as far expected this very show, ladies and gefact, go as far asaxpected this very show, ladies and gefact, go as far as to tected this very show, ladies and gefact, go as far as to saytd in fact, i'd go as far as to say it's relatively that we it's relatively likely that we are get a big are going to get a big announcement on that sue gray keir starmer live here in keir starmer stuff live here in the and half, which the next hour and a half, which is i'm on air. is of course, when i'm on air. so will bring that to you. so we will bring that to you. and could be and that, i think, could be absolutely massive, will be massive keir starmer's massive for keir starmer's reputation. be massive massive for keir starmer's reputatigrey's be massive massive for keir starmer's reputati grey's reputation;sive massive for keir starmer's reputatigrey's reputation as'e for sue grey's reputation as well. whether or not it was sue red and also well. whether or not it was sue red be and also well. whether or not it was sue red be big and also well. whether or not it was sue red be big for and also well. whether or not it was sue red be big for boris and also well. whether or not it was sue red be big for boris johnson also it'll be big for boris johnson fans who do feel as though he was and was was actually ousted and he was unfairly dispatched. having been the most democratically elected

prime minister. pretty much that we had. whether not we ever had. and whether or not that to be called that is now going to be called into question, i know lot of into question, i know a lot of you have moved on from you will have moved on from partygate, reared you will have moved on from paihead e, reared you will have moved on from paihead e, either reared you will have moved on from paihead e, either way, red its head again. either way, we'll bring you the very latest. but continue revel but continue to revel around with please the political with me. please in the political gutter, you don't mind, gutter, if you don't mind, because that's been because a new poll that's been conducted newspaper because a new poll that's been condtwhich newspaper because a new poll that's been condtwhich we newspaper because a new poll that's been condtwhich we discussed, ispaper here, which we discussed, a little earlier, has got a lot of startling revelations into it. now, 3000 brits were asked about their thoughts on british politics and a variety of different issues. so what will worry the labour party now is that those asked that the majority of those asked said that rishi sunak was a better leader than sir keir starmer. we went out and about earlier on to get some reaction to that poll and see whether or not it is true that more people think that rishi sunak is a better leader than sir keir starmer rishi sunak or keir starmer rishi sunak or keir starmer. which one of those, if any— starmer. which one of those, if any ,— starmer. which one of those, if any , amt— starmer. which one of those, if any , amt why— starmer. which one of those, if any , amt vvhy e— starmer. which one of those, if any , and why ? um— which one of those, if any , and why ? um well, as my any, and why? um well, as my huehamt— any, and why? um well, as my husband said,— any, and why? um well, as my husband said, if— any, and why? um well, as my husband said, if that's the only ehoteee— husband said, if that's the only ohoteee ae— husband said, if that's the only choices, as i'm— husband said, if that's the only choices, as i'm not— husband said, if that's the only

choices, as i'm not really keen on etther— choices, as i'm not really keen on etther ot— choices, as i'm not really keen on either of them,— choices, as i'm not really keen on either of them, to be honest. hut— on either of them, to be honest. hut t— on either of them, to be honest. hut t voutt— on either of them, to be honest. but i would think— on either of them, to be honest. but i would think sunak- on either of them, to be honest. but i would think sunak rather than starmer because i don't like starmer. why don't you like him? what about it? i don't thtmt— him? what about it? i don't that he— him? what about it? i don't think he cares— i 7 what about it? i don't think he cares about the country. — think he cares about the country. t— think he cares about the country. i think- think he cares about the country. think he cares about the- country. i think he just cares about himself. i wouldn't want to ohooee— about himself. i wouldn't want to choose between— i i wouldn't want to choose between either of them— to choose between either of them-why- to choose between either of them-why te- to choose between either of them, why is that . to choose between either of. them,-why is that . to choose between either of- them,-why is that . i them, actually. why is that. i tom-t.— them, actually. why is that. i tom-t. .— them, actually. why is that. i tom-t. t tom-t— them, actually. why is that. i don't. i don't agree- them, actually. why is that. i don't. i don't agree with- them, actually. why is that. i don't. i don't agree with labour policies throughout my lifetime . as far as rishi sunak is concerned, i— as far as rishi sunak is concerned, i think he's the eomhtete— concerned, i think he's the complete opposite . and i don't complete opposite. and i don't thtmt— complete opposite. and i don't that he— complete opposite. and i don't think he thinks— complete opposite. and i don't think he thinks i— complete opposite. and i don't think he thinks i don't think me— think he thinks i don't think me eagahte— think he thinks i don't think he's capable of— think he thinks i don't think he's capable of thinking about the utter— he's capable of thinking about the wider public— he's capable of thinking about the wider public rishi sunak i that— the wider public rishi sunak i that me— the wider public rishi sunak i think he's done— the wider public rishi sunak i think he's done a— the wider public rishi sunak i think he's done a good job since he ame— think he's done a good job since he tm— think he's done a good job since he h oh— think he's done a good job since he came in on the— think he's done a good job since he came in on the difficult circumstances.— he came in on the difficult circumstances. he's he's ettettmg— circumstances. he's he's ettetthg to— circumstances. he's he's sticking to what he says and stam— sticking to what he says and stam t— sticking to what he says and stam t tuet— sticking to what he says and stam, i just don't trust starmer . he— stam, i just don't trust starmer . he the— stam, i just don't trust starmer . he the amt— stam, i just don't trust starmer . he flips and flops over, over thtmge— . he flips and flops over, over things, especially— . he flips and flops over, over things, especially the gender amt— things, especially the gender issues. and i— things, especially the gender issues. and i just don't trust hm.— issues. and i just don't trust htm. vvhat— issues. and i just don't trust

him. what he's— issues. and i just don't trust him. what he's saying. issues. and i just don't trust him. what he's saying . and him. what he's saying. and there-e— him. what he's saying. and there-e a— him. what he's saying. and there's a new— him. what he's saying. and there's a new poll out today that— there's a new poll out today that tteht — there's a new poll out today that rishi sunak— there's a new poll out today that rishi sunak is more popular than— that rishi sunak is more popular than her— that rishi sunak is more popular than keir starmer— that rishi sunak is more popular than keir starmer from one of the— than keir starmer from one of the thet— than keir starmer from one of the first times. _ than keir starmer from one of the first times. which of the two— the first times. which of the two to — the first times. which of the two to you — the first times. which of the two do you prefer and why? hether— two do you prefer and why? neither why? _ two do you prefer and why? neither why? "cg iti; c neither why? they're all liars. i don't trust any politician at all. no no, no. don't like ehheni all. no no, no. don't like either. i don't agree with any. they just argue over anything they they'll never agree on anything they just argue for argument's sake, like won't your children. oh i'm really. that's not my bag, really.— children. oh i'm really. that's not my bag, really. - children. oh i'm really. that's not my bag, really. but, um, i tom-t— not my bag, really. but, um, i don't know. probably. yeah. rishi probably. i would imagine. yeah. not really a big fan of keir starmer , but yeah , not keir starmer, but yeah, not really a big fan of either in all honesty, but yeah, probably . rishi yeah, just edges it for me— . rishi yeah, just edges it for me . okay.— . rishi yeah, just edges it for me . okay. well,— rishi yeah, just edges it for me . quit? mice c�*tifli rishi yeah, just edges it for me. kathi“ c"tii1”tii1 rishi yeah, just edges it for me . tithiii chi;iri; git me. okay. well, there we go. apparently that vox pop was brought to us from welshpool. so fascinating as the views of the people there. but there was a lot of other revelations that came out of this poll. yes, came out of this poll. so yes, people thought that rishi sunak

came out of this poll. so yes, peoplemakejht that rishi sunak came out of this poll. so yes, peoplemake at that rishi sunak came out of this poll. so yes, peoplemake a betterqishi sunak came out of this poll. so yes, peoplemake a better leaderinak came out of this poll. so yes, peoplemake a better leader than would make a better leader than keir starmer. people did think that the conservatives could and the clue was in the word. there could win the next general election. the answer was very different thought different when people thought that there were that they will, but there were other things core political questions about individuals belief systems, voters, belief systems asked during systems that were asked during this do you this poll like where do you stand it to the stand when it comes to the education of children about various sectors , all various different sectors, all issues so transgenderism , for issues so transgenderism, for example, where should that stop in schools and people said they wanted them to be taught about gender issues, but they basically wanted to stop basically wanted it to stop there. that does tie in there. well, that does tie in with conservative party's with the conservative party's ideology does ideology more so than it does for the labour party. when it came the small boats crisis, came to the small boats crisis, 77% of people said they didn't think government was doing think the government was doing well. let's be honest, is because we haven't the because we haven't stopped the small but more small boats, isn't it? but more people than backed the people than not backed the rwanda the rwanda program and the implication me anyway, implication there for me anyway, is people presumably wanted is that people presumably wanted the actually be the government to actually be stronger than they are being, which they're going which again, they're not going to from the labour party, to get from the labour party, are majority of people

are they a majority of people wanted to stay in the echr though. so again, maybe the pubuc though. so again, maybe the public confused public is a bit confused here because jury's out , frankly, because the jury's out, frankly, isn't as to we be isn't it, as to how we could be stronger whilst staying in the echr? there's quite a lot going stronger whilst staying in the ecithereiere's quite a lot going stronger whilst staying in the ecithere ,ere's quite a lot going stronger whilst staying in the ecithere , but quite a lot going stronger whilst staying in the ecithere , but i|uite a lot going stronger whilst staying in the ecithere , but i just a lot going stronger whilst staying in the ecithere , but i just think going stronger whilst staying in the ecithere , but i just think we ng on there, but i just think we need watch this space it need to watch this space when it comes like this because comes to polls like this because it long ago were it wasn't so long ago we were talking about disaster talking about absolute disaster for party and for the conservative party and thatis for the conservative party and that is not the case. and as i'm going you more detail going to bring you more detail on that latest polling throughout of this throughout the course of this show, takeaway from it throughout the course of this shiif, takeaway from it throughout the course of this shiif the takeaway from it throughout the course of this shiif the conservativey from it throughout the course of this shiif the conservative party] it is, if the conservative party actually like actually starts to behave like the conservative party, then frankly, public frankly, the public might actually on their side actually get on their side because their values appear to because their values appear to be more aligned with that of the pubuc be more aligned with that of the public labour party. public than the labour party. but course but there is, of course something can't get something that we can't just get around potentially around that potentially after this time office. this length of time in office. people sick of the people are just sick of the tories. gb views at gb news .uk. i'll have loads more from buckingham palace. very, very shortly. lots of royal news in town as well. but let's return now to newsroom and get the now to our newsroom and get the very latest news headlines with polly . patrick.

polly middlehurst. patrick. thank you. good afternoon to you.— thank you. good afternoon to you. the— thank you. good afternoon to you. the headlines— “rite": good afternoon to you. the headlines this good afternoon to you. the headlines this hour. more— you. the headlines this hour. more than— you. the headlines this hour. more than a— you. the headlines this hour. more than a million nhs staff in tmgtamt— more than a million nhs staff in tmgtamt are— more than a million nhs staff in england are going— more than a million nhs staff in england are going to receive a 5% england are going to receive a the hay— england are going to receive a the gay rtee— england are going to receive a 5% pay rise. health unions regreeemttmg— 5% pay rise. health unions representing the majority of nhs voreret— representing the majority of nhs vvoreret have— representing the majority of nhs workers have recommended that a revteet— workers have recommended that a revteet hay— workers have recommended that a revised pay offer— workers have recommended that a revised pay offer made by the government— revised pay offer made by the government should be accepted and government should be accepted amt memerhe— government should be accepted and members of— government should be accepted and members of the nhs staff coumett— and members of the nhs staff coumott eart— and members of the nhs staff council said that— and members of the nhs staff council said that the unions agreet— council said that the unions agreet tor— council said that the unions agreed for the— council said that the unions agreed for the deal for staff, vhteh— agreed for the deal for staff, which includes— agreed for the deal for staff, which includes all nhs workers. apart— which includes all nhs workers. apart trom— which includes all nhs workers. apart from doctors, dentists and senior managers. _ apart from doctors, dentists and senior managers. however, the toyat— senior managers. however, the toyat cottege— senior managers. however, the royal college of— senior managers. however, the royal college of nursing and tmte— royal college of nursing and hate votet— royal college of nursing and unite voted against the pay teat. — unite voted against the pay teat. the— unite voted against the pay deal. the health secretary , deal. the health secretary, steve— deal. the health secretary, steve barclay,— deal. the health secretary, steve barclay, says the government - steve barclay, says the government will implement the pay government will implement the pay ree— government will implement the pay tor— government will implement the pay tor the— government will implement the pay rise for nhs workers and is urgtmg— pay rise for nhs workers and is urgtmg the— pay rise for nhs workers and is urging the remaining unions to accept— urging the remaining unions to accept tt— urging the remaining unions to accept tt .— urging the remaining unions to accept tt . a— urging the remaining unions to accept it . a nurse— urging the remaining unions to accept it . a nurse has been accept it. a nurse has been aoueet— accept it. a nurse has been aeueet ot— accept it. a nurse has been accused of murdering seven hattee— accused of murdering seven hattee amt— accused of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill ten babies and attempting to kill tem othere— babies and attempting to kill ten others and— babies and attempting to kill ten others and has been appeartmg— ten others and has been appeartmg m— ten others and has been appearing in court. standing in the vttmeee— appearing in court. standing in the witness stand— appearing in court. standing in the witness stand for the first ttme. — the witness stand for the first ttme. ee— the witness stand for the first ttme. to year— the witness stand for the first time. 33 year old— the witness stand for the first time. 33 year old lucy letby is on time. 33 year old lucy letby is oh that— time. 33 year old lucy letby is

oh trtat at— time. 33 year old lucy letby is on trial at manchester crown court— on trial at manchester crown court totay— on trial at manchester crown court today for— on trial at manchester crown court today for the offences atteget— court today for the offences atteget to— court today for the offences alleged to have— court today for the offences alleged to have taken place between— alleged to have taken place between 2015— alleged to have taken place between 2015 and 2016. when aetet— between 2015 and 2016. when aetet hy— between 2015 and 2016. when aetet by her— between 2015 and 2016. when asked by her defence lawyer if ehe-t— asked by her defence lawyer if she'd intentionally done amythtmg— she'd intentionally done amythtmg to— she'd intentionally done anything to hurt or kill babies at the— anything to hurt or kill babies at the neonatal— anything to hurt or kill babies at the neonatal unit of the coumteee— at the neonatal unit of the countess of _ at the neonatal unit of the countess of chester hospital, ehe — countess of chester hospital, ehe tehtet— countess of chester hospital, she denied it.— countess of chester hospital, she denied it. the former us preetteht— she denied it. the former us president donald trump, is in soottaht— president donald trump, is in seottaht at— president donald trump, is in scotland at one— president donald trump, is in scotland at one of his golf reeeort— scotland at one of his golf resorts. yesterday, he opened a new course named— resorts. yesterday, he opened a new course named after his late mother— new course named after his late mother ear— new course named after his late mother near aberdeen. his trip eothetttmg— mother near aberdeen. his trip coinciding with— mother near aberdeen. his trip coinciding with the visit to the uk taet— coinciding with the visit to the uk taet veet— coinciding with the visit to the uk last week of— coinciding with the visit to the uk last week of one of his tttety— uk last week of one of his likely rivals— uk last week of one of his likely rivals for— uk last week of one of his likely rivals for the 2024 ttepuhttoam— likely rivals for the 2024 republican nomination, florida eoverhor tom — republican nomination, florida governor ron desantis. well tomorrow night,— governor ron desantis. well tomorrow night, in a world eouetvet— tomorrow night, in a world exclusive of— tomorrow night, in a world exclusive of nigel farage will be interviewing— exclusive of nigel farage will be interviewing donald trump trom— be interviewing donald trump trom hte— be interviewing donald trump trom hte gott— be interviewing donald trump from his golf estate in turmherry— from his golf estate in turnberry in- from his golf estate in turnberry in scotland. watch it here— turnberry in scotland. watch it here oh— turnberry in scotland. watch it here oh oh— turnberry in scotland. watch it here on gb news— turnberry in scotland. watch it here on gb news at 7 pm. the hrhg— here on gb news at 7 pm. the ttmg amt— here on gb news at 7 pm. the king and queen— here on gb news at 7 pm. the king and queen consort have been meetthg— king and queen consort have been meettmg tteht— king and queen consort have been meeting rishi sunak and sir keir starmer. — meeting rishi sunak and sir keir starmer. a— meeting rishi sunak and sir keir starmer. a reception was held at the hataoe— starmer. a reception was held at the hataee ot— starmer. a reception was held at the palace of westminster ahead of the palace of westminster ahead ot the— the palace of westminster ahead of the coronation— the palace of westminster ahead of the coronation on along with the trtme— of the coronation on along with the prime minister and the heater— the prime minister and the heater ot— the prime minister and the leader of the— the prime minister and the leader of the opposition. the moarh— leader of the opposition. the monarch also— leader of the opposition. the monarch also met with other

memerhe— monarch also met with other members parliament. get you members of parliament. get you up to— members of parliament. get you up to tate— members of parliament. get you up to tate. tm— members of parliament. get you up to date. i'm back in half an hour.— up to date. i'm back in half an hour. see— up to date. i'm back in half an hour. see you— up to date. i'm back in half an hour. see you then— up to date. i'm back in half an hour. see you then . hour. see you then. wett— hour. see you then. vvett very- hour. see you then. well very good afternoon, everyhoty. — well very good afternoon, everyhoty. te— well very good afternoon, everybody. i everybody. is patrick christys here, as you can see, outside buckingham palace as we continue to gear up the big day, to gear up for the big day, don't saturday, gb news don't we, on saturday, gb news is your home for the coronation and we'll have loads of royal topics coming your way. but as you screen, i'm you can see on your screen, i'm going to talk about some other you can see on your screen, i'm goingthat'sk about some other you can see on your screen, i'm goingthat's inibout some other you can see on your screen, i'm goingthat's inibou agenda )ther you can see on your screen, i'm goingthat's inibou agenda today. news that's in the agenda today. and is a big one and i think this is a big one because it combines couple of because it combines a couple of issues i know that you guys issues that i know that you guys care lot about law and order care a lot about law and order and sense of justice and a sense of justice and prison people prison sentences for people who've crimes, who've committed heinous crimes, women public and women safety, public safety, and also , crucially, our deportation also, crucially, our deportation system or lack of. so it's been reported that another foreign rapist who was set to be kicked out of the uk is still living here. conrad bryce was jailed

for ten years in 2015 for rape. he was then due to be deported to jamaica in 2020, but he successfully challenged that deportation . labour leader sir deportation. labour leader sir keir starmer is said to be one of those who would written to the home office to oppose the planned deportations. yes there we go. joining me now to help understand all of this is chris daw kc , who is a criminal daw kc, who is a criminal barrister and an author based in london. chris, good stuff. thank you very much for joining us. you very much forjoining us. i think a lot of people are very confused about all of this. it would imply that we're not really deport even some really able to deport even some of the most heinous criminals. is that right ? it's not. of the most heinous criminals. is that right? it's not. and so t-m — is that right? it's not. and so t-m reatty— is that right? it's not. and so i'm really confused- i 37 it's not. and so i'm really confused about i'm reathg— i'm really confused about i'm reattmg om— i'm really confused about i'm reading on the— i'm really confused about i'm reading on the screen your heatttme— reading on the screen your headline says— reading on the screen your headline says daily mail reveals her— headline says daily mail reveals hetr starmer— headline says daily mail reveals keir starmer opposed deportation of keir starmer opposed deportation ot toretgm— keir starmer opposed deportation of foreign rapists.— keir starmer opposed deportation of foreign rapists. i— keir starmer opposed deportation of foreign rapists. i don't know if of foreign rapists. i don't know tt amyoee— of foreign rapists. i don't know if anyone's fact— of foreign rapists. i don't know if anyone's fact checked that etory— if anyone's fact checked that etory, hut— if anyone's fact checked that etory, hut t-ve— if anyone's fact checked that story, but i've got the letter vvhteh— story, but i've got the letter vhtoh ae— story, but i've got the letter which was written in november 2020— which was written in november 2020 to— which was written in november 2020 to the— which was written in november 2020 to the home— which was written in november 2020 to the home office , and 2020 to the home office, and there— 2020 to the home office, and there are— 2020 to the home office, and there to— 2020 to the home office, and there are 70 signatures on it, hot— there are 70 signatures on it, not ome— there are 70 signatures on it, not ot— there are 70 signatures on it, not one of them— there are 70 signatures on it, not one of them is keir starmer.

he not one of them is keir starmer. he ever— not one of them is keir starmer. he he— not one of them is keir starmer. he never he never— not one of them is keir starmer. he never he never signed the tetter. — he never he never signed the tetter. he— he never he never signed the letter. he had— he never he never signed the letter. he had nothing to do vtth— letter. he had nothing to do vvtth ht.— letter. he had nothing to do vvtth tt. so— letter. he had nothing to do vvtth tt. so t— letter. he had nothing to do with it. so i don't know why tte— with it. so i don't know why he hetmg— with it. so i don't know why it's being reported. as if what the party— it's being reported. as if what the daily mail— it's being reported. as if what the daily mail headline suggests is the daily mail headline suggests te—tt-e— the daily mail headline suggests te—tt-e mot— the daily mail headline suggests te—tt-e not a- the daily mail headline suggests is_it's not a fact. i is a fact, but it's not a fact. tte— is a fact, but it's not a fact. me wrong— is a fact, but it's not a fact. he wrong he— is a fact, but it's not a fact. it's wrong. he didn't- is a fact, but it's not a fact. it's wrong. he didn't support the letter. it was nothing to do vvtth— the letter. it was nothing to do vvtth htm — the letter. it was nothing to do vvtth htm at— the letter. it was nothing to do with him at all.— the letter. it was nothing to do with him at all. so— the letter. it was nothing to do with him at all. so it- it was nothing to do with him at all. so it might be vvtee— with him at all. so it might be thee-tetr— with him at all. so it might be wise keir starmer's wise to take keir starmer's name out-heattree— wise to take keir starmer's name out-headline-no- out of the headline when no one's ever checked, out of the headline when no. one's ever checked,-he, out of the headline when no onfacttver checked, he, out of the headline when no onfact was:hecked, he, out of the headline when no onfact was involved he, out of the headline when no onfact was involved in he, out of the headline when no onfact was involved in the he, in fact was involved in the thet— in fact was involved in the ttret ptaee. — in fact was involved in the first place. but.- in fact was involved in the first place. but. but taking your— first place. but. but taking your potat— first place. but. but taking your point, foreign criminals are your point, foreign criminals teportet— your point, foreign criminals are deported from this country in -thousands_ are deported from this country in thousands every single in their thousands every single year.— in their thousands every single year-tm— in their thousands every single year-h thre— in their thousands every single year. in this particular year. this in this particular thre— year. this in this particular case, this particular person was tue— case, this particular person was tue to— case, this particular person was tue to he— case, this particular person was tue to he om— case, this particular person was tue to he on a— case, this particular person was due to be on a flight in november— due to be on a flight in november 2020 to jamaica. and you may— november 2020 to jamaica. and you may remember— november 2020 to jamaica. and you may remember that was in the mtttte— you may remember that was in the mtttte ot— you may remember that was in the mtttte ot the— you may remember that was in the middle of the windrush scandal vvheh— middle of the windrush scandal when many.— middle of the windrush scandal vvhem many. many— middle of the windrush scandal when many, many people were hetmg— when many, many people were hetmg eem— when many, many people were hetmg eeht to— when many, many people were being sent to countries in the commonwealth— being sent to countries in the commonwealth and being deported who commonwealth and being deported vho hat— commonwealth and being deported vho hat every— commonwealth and being deported who had every right to remain in hrttatm— who had every right to remain in hrttatm .— who had every right to remain in hrttatm . amt— who had every right to remain in hrttatm . amt a— who had every right to remain in britain . and a number of britain. and a large number of peopte— britain. and a large number of peopte vamtet— britain. and a large number of people wanted to— britain. and a large number of people wanted to make sure that thoee— people wanted to make sure that thoee peopte— people wanted to make sure that those people were— people wanted to make sure that those people were not entitled tolhere— those people were not entitled to i here because _ those people were not entitled to here because they weren't to be here because they weren't emttttet— to be here because they weren't entitled under— to be here because they weren't entitled under the _ to be here because they weren't entitled under the windrush pertot— entitled under the windrush period-remain— entitled under the windrush period remain in britain. and period to remain in britain. and that— period to remain in britain. and that ae— period to remain in britain. and that why— period to remain in britain. and that was why that— period to remain in britain. and that was why that particular tttght— that was why that particular tttght ae— that was why that particular flight was held— that was why that particular flight was held up as to why any

tmttvttuat— flight was held up as to why any individual may— flight was held up as to why any individual may not— flight was held up as to why any individual may not be deported, that— individual may not be deported, that vtt— individual may not be deported, that will depend— individual may not be deported, that will depend on the time it take— that will depend on the time it tatee tor— that will depend on the time it takes for the— that will depend on the time it takes for the court— that will depend on the time it takes for the court processes amt— takes for the court processes and challenges— takes for the court processes and challenges to take place. amt— and challenges to take place. amt eatty— and challenges to take place. and sadly, those— and challenges to take place. and sadly, those processes in the— and sadly, those processes in the turret— and sadly, those processes in the current climate , with all of the current climate, with all of the current climate, with all of the eute— the current climate, with all of the cute tm— the current climate, with all of the cuts in the— the current climate, with all of the cuts in the legal system, tate— the cuts in the legal system, tate tar— the cuts in the legal system, tate tar too— the cuts in the legal system, take far too long— the cuts in the legal system, take far too long and in my vtevv— take far too long and in my tt— take far too long and in my view, it would— take far too long and in my view, it would be much better if raptete— view, it would be much better if raptete amt— view, it would be much better if rapists and serious— view, it would be much better if rapists and serious criminals eoutt— rapists and serious criminals eoutt he— rapists and serious criminals could be checked for their immigration— could be checked for their immigration status in matter could be checked for their imminutes.t status in matter could be checked for their imminutes. and us in matter could be checked for their imminutes. and if in matter could be checked for their imminutes. and if they matter could be checked for their imminutes. and if they are tter of minutes. and if they are eohvtetet— of minutes. and if they are convicted and— of minutes. and if they are convicted and sentenced, there , convicted and sentenced, there, the-prooeee— convicted and sentenced, there, the - process should - convicted and sentenced, there, the process should be done the court process should be done amt—eo- the court process should be done amt—eo that- and dusted in a week so that they— and dusted in a week so that they eoutt— and dusted in a week so that they could deported. but it they could be deported. but it toee— they could be deported. but it toee ho— they could be deported. but it does no credit— they could be deported. but it does no credit to— they could be deported. but it does no credit to tell a false etory— does no credit to tell a false etory that— does no credit to tell a false etory that sr— does no credit to tell a false story that sir keir starmer was tmvotvet— story that sir keir starmer was involved-because- story that sir keir starmer was involved because was. story that sir keir starmer was inch/ed because was. story that sir keir starmer was inch do because was. story that sir keir starmer was inch do want because was. story that sir keir starmer was inch do want “cause was. story that sir keir starmer was inch do want ll d01se was. story that sir keir starmer was inch do want ll do want was. story that sir keir starmer was inch do want ll do want to as. no, i do want to i do want to guattty— no, i do want to i do want to guattty-chrte. - no, i do want to i do want to qualify-chris. ido.. no, i do want to i do want to qualify chris. titit titit qualify that, chris. i do. i do want— qualify that, chris. i do. i do want to— qualify that, chris. i do. i do want to qualify what you've said there, because the evidence is that has campaigned that keir starmer has campaigned against deportation flights and ten due ten months before bryce was due to removed, labour leader to be removed, the labour leader signed opposing going signed a letter opposing going all further. depher citations. so i absolutely take your point there that you've said about the specific letter in this case. i absolutely take point on absolutely take your point on the letter. this the specific letter. in this case, headline really should case, the headline really should have been that he's opposed deportation this, and deportation such as this, and that point of order that is

that is a point of order that is worth raising. but the general point of what we're talking about still stands, which about here still stands, which is which why would is which is that why would somebody oppose these somebody want to oppose these flights we are not flights when, when we are not absolutely on all of absolutely sure who is on all of these in terms of what they've done, etcetera ? i do find it done, etcetera? i do find it bizarre , really, that we would bizarre, really, that we would not proactive about not be more proactive about deporting people such as this . deporting people such as this. we are very proactive about it amt— we are very proactive about it amt ve— we are very proactive about it and we are proactive about it heauee— and we are proactive about it heauee tte— and we are proactive about it because it's almost automatic for because it's almost automatic tor peopte— because it's almost automatic tor peopte to— because it's almost automatic for people to be— because it's almost automatic for people to be deported when they-re— for people to be deported when they're convicted _ for people to be deported when they're convicted of serious tt— they're convicted of serious crimes if they— they're convicted of serious crimes if they have no right to the— crimes if they have no right to ttve th— crimes if they have no right to ttve h the— crimes if they have no right to live in the united— crimes if they have no right to live in the united kingdom . so live in the united kingdom. so toretgh— live in the united kingdom. so foreign criminals,— live in the united kingdom. so foreign criminals, including now peopte— foreign criminals, including now peopte trom— foreign criminals, including now peopte trom the— foreign criminals, including now people from the eu and indeed hetore— people from the eu and indeed even before we— people from the eu and indeed even before we left the eu , even before we left the eu, toretgh— even before we left the eu, foreign criminals from the eu regutarty— foreign criminals from the eu were regularly deported. they're teportet— were regularly deported. they're teportet-etmgte- were regularly deported. they're deported single day . the deported every single day. the reeue— deported every single day. the teeuelmot— deported every single day. the issue i not the _ deported every single day. the issue not the principle, issue is not the principle, heauee— issue is not the principle, because - law - issue is not the principle, because law says they can because the law says they can amt— because the law says they can amt ehoutt— because the law says they can and should be— because the law says they can and should be deported, partteutarty— and should be deported, particularly rapists, murderers amt— particularly rapists, murderers amt-very— particularly rapists, murderers and-very serious- and other very serious ortmtmate. — and other very serious criminals. the question you ehoutt—vvhyl criminals. the question you should _why isi criminals. the question you. should _why is our should be asking is why is our tegat— should be asking is why is our tegat-eo— should be asking is why is our legal-so deprived- should be asking is why is our legal so deprived of legal system so deprived of resource we can't get them resource that we can't get them through—amt- resource that we can't get them through—and out- resource that we can't get them through—and out ofi through the system and out of the-tm— through the system and out of the-h a— through the system and out of the-in a matter- through the system and out of the-in a matter of- through the system and out of the in a matter of days the country in a matter of days rather— the country in a matter of days rather than— the country in a matter of days rather than years?— the country in a matter of days rather than years? but i just

amt— rather than years? but i just amt thre— rather than years? but i just amt thte te— rather than years? but i just and this is where i want your hat— and this is where i want your that ot— and this is where i want your that ot tegat— and this is where i want your kind of legal expertise on this, reatty— kind of legal expertise on this, really, because— kind of legal expertise on this, really, because my understanding was-were certain— really, because my understanding was were certain flights was there were certain flights that— was there were certain flights that ere— was there were certain flights that were basically on the tarae— that were basically on the tarmac—tndl that were basically on the. tarmac—and that tarmac pretty much, and that peopte— tarmac pretty much, and that peopte-oh— tarmac pretty much, and that people-on those- tarmac pretty much, and that people on those planes. people were on those planes. i .— people were on those planes. i mean, i remember— people were on those planes. i mean, i remember doing- mean, i remember doing interviews this and interviews about this and interviewed chap interviewed some chap from amnesty international about this at length day one of at length one day when one of these flights was actually these said flights was actually there. kind of there. and then they're kind of they're stopped, aren't they ? they're stopped, aren't they? which implies to me, not that the legal process and the resources aren't available to get on planes and get get people on the planes and get an decision made that an initial decision made that they be deported. there they could be deported. there appears to be then more of a legal allows legal process which allows that to relinquished . so is that to be relinquished. so is that quite true that there aren't enough with or is enough people to deal with or is it minute checks it just last minute legal checks ? yeah, it's absolutely true that— ? yeah, it's absolutely true that there— ? yeah, it's absolutely true that there aren't— 7’ yeah, it's absolutely true that there aren't enough immigration— that there aren't enough immigration lawyers. immigration tutgee— immigration lawyers. immigration tutgee or— immigration lawyers. immigration judges or resources to deal with theee— judges or resources to deal with theee aee— judges or resources to deal with these cases in— judges or resources to deal with these cases in a— judges or resources to deal with these cases in a sensible period of these cases in a sensible period ot trme— these cases in a sensible period ot ttme. amyome— these cases in a sensible period of time. anyone who has any involvement— of time. anyone who has any involvement in— of time. anyone who has any involvement in the immigration proe— involvement in the immigration proeee vtt— involvement in the immigration process will tell— involvement in the immigration process will tell you that that-e— process will tell you that hate the — process will tell you that that's the there's been that's the case. there's been the— that's the case. there's been the-year— that's the case. there's been the _year after- that's the case. there's been the year after year, the case for year after year, atter— the case for year after year, atter year— the case for year after year, after year that— the case for year after year, after year that you made a very goot— after year that you made a very goot-youreett.— after year that you made a very good _yourself.-said. after year that you made a very good yourself. said we good point yourself. you said we aah-t— good point yourself. you said we eam-t he— good point yourself. you said we eam-t he hoove— good point yourself. you said we can't be 100% sure— good point yourself. you said we can't be 100% sure about some of theee— can't be 100% sure about some of

theee peopte— can't be 100% sure about some of theee peopte .— can't be 100% sure about some of these people . well,— can't be 100% sure about some of these people . well, that's these people. well, that's evaetty— these people. well, that's evaetty-are- exactly why there are legal ohattemgee— exactly why there are legal challenges, because every single trme— challenges, because every single ttme ome— challenges, because every single ttme ot— challenges, because every single time one of these— challenges, because every single time one of these flights is on the tarae— time one of these flights is on the tarao .— time one of these flights is on the tarmac , many— time one of these flights is on the tarmac , many the people the tarmac, many of the people tmvotvet— the tarmac, many of the people involved - been - the tarmac, many of the people involved been through involved haven't been through the-tegat— involved haven't been through the-legal process- involved haven't been through the legal process . and the full legal process. and that-e— the full legal process. and that-e-the— the full legal process. and that's the judge intervenes that's why the judge intervenes and that's why the judge intervenes amt eaye— that's why the judge intervenes amt eaye you— that's why the judge intervenes and says you have— that's why the judge intervenes and says you have to go through the-.— and says you have to go through the-. hou— and says you have to go through the-. you-deport. the process. you can't deport peopte— the process. you can't deport. people—completed people before you've completed the tegat— people before you've completed the legal process— people before you've completed the legal process and the legal ohattemgee— the legal process and the legal challenges because deporting someone-a very— challenges because deporting someone a very serious step. someone is a very serious step. if someone is a very serious step. tt-gtve— someone is a very serious step. tt-gtve peopte— someone is a very serious step. if give people access to if you give people access to tmmtgrattom— if you give people access to immigration and— if you give people access to immigration and deportation processes , that— immigration and deportation processes , that can be done. my processes, that can be done. my pereohat— processes, that can be done. my pereomat vtevv— processes, that can be done. my personal view as— processes, that can be done. my personal view as a— processes, that can be done. my personal view as a barrister for 30 personal view as a barrister for so yeare— personal view as a barrister for so yeare te— personal view as a barrister for to yeare te you— personal view as a barrister for 30 years is you could deal with every— 30 years is you could deal with every etmgte— 30 years is you could deal with every single stage— 30 years is you could deal with every single stage of the legal ehattehge— every single stage of the legal challenge within— every single stage of the legal challenge within 28 days in theee— challenge within 28 days in these cases. _ challenge within 28 days in these cases. instead of 3 or 4 or the— these cases. instead of 3 or 4 or ttve yea — these cases. instead of 3 or 4 or five years. that's the tragety— or five years. that's the tragety .— or five years. that's the tragedy . that's the travesty. tragedy. that's the travesty. can — tragedy. that's the travesty. can you — tragedy. that's the travesty. can you an— tragedy. that's the travesty. can you can you— tragedy. that's the travesty. can you can you talk- tragedy. that's the travesty. can you can you talk country money and it's costing this country criminals remaining in the country who should be deported ? yeah , yeah, exactly. deported? yeah, yeah, exactly. but it's also costing massive pubuc but it's also costing massive public support, really, because , look, no one wants to be doing what i'm doing now and sitting here and reading stories about people who've committed heinous crimes country people who've committed heinous crimthen, country people who've committed heinous crimthen, you country people who've committed heinous crimthen, you know, country people who've committed heinous crimthen, you know, god ountry people who've committed heinous crimthen, you know, god forbid, and then, you know, god forbid,

heaven forbid, but unfortunately, too often, unfortunately, all too often, then commit another then go on to commit another very similar crime you very similar crime and you think, how people have think, oh, how many people have to suffer as a result of us not really being of our really being in control of our our deportation system or our own deportation system or our own deportation system or our justice system? and our own justice system? and could talk me through could you just talk me through chris, if you do get chris, then, if you do get someone who is from another country, so a foreign national who commits crime as who commits a crime such as this, such a rape in britain this, such as a rape in britain and then gets sentenced to prison here period of prison here for a period of time, say years, how time, let's say ten years, how do we deport them and why aren't we? right. so the default poetttom— we? right. so the default poetttoh te— we? right. so the default position is that- 7 right. so the default position is that they are automatically- position is that they are automatically deported if someone's convicted, for evampte— someone's convicted, for evampte. rape- someone's convicted, for example, rape as i think is the h the— example, rape as i think is the case in this particular tmttemt— case in this particular incident, if- case in this particular incident, if someone receives a tem— incident, if someone receives a ten year— incident, if someone receives a ten year sentence— incident, if someone receives a ten year sentence for rape, they are automatically— ten year sentence for rape, they are automatically deported , are automatically deported, euhteet— are automatically deported, euhteetto— are automatically deported, subject to extremely limited ohattemgee— subject to extremely limited challenges. one— subject to extremely limited challenges. one of those ehattehgee— challenges. one of those challenges might be that they have— challenges might be that they haveremat-m- challenges might be that they have _remain. in - have a right to remain. in hrttatm— have a right to remain. in britain, for— have a right to remain. in britain, for example , a british britain, for example, a british horm— britain, for example, a british tom—he- britain, for example, a britishi born—be deported born person can't be deported trom— born person can't be deported trom hrttatm— born person can't be deported from britain. that's i would have— from britain. that's i would have thought,— from britain. that's i would have thought, fairly self—evident . and likewise self—evident. and likewise someone - has- self—evident. and likewise someone - has a - self—evident. and likewise someone has a lifetime legal someone who has a lifetime legal rtght— someone who has a lifetime legal rtght to— someone who has a lifetime legal rtght to emath— someone who has a lifetime legal right to remain cannot be teportet— right to remain cannot be deported. there has to be a proe—

deported. there has to be a process-assess- deported. there has to be a process assess those claims . process to assess those claims. it process to assess those claims. tt ehoutt— process to assess those claims. it should-rapid— process to assess those claims. it should rapid and quick it should be a rapid and quick proe— it should be a rapid and quick proe amt— it should be a rapid and quick process and in— it should be a rapid and quick process and in fact, it should be process and in fact, it should he tome— process and in fact, it should be done before— process and in fact, it should be done before they even leave prteom— be done before they even leave prteom tm— be done before they even leave prteom h ah— be done before they even leave prison in an ideal— be done before they even leave prison in an ideal world, so that— prison in an ideal world, so that-eo— prison in an ideal world, so that-eo they- prison in an ideal world, so that so they have prison in an ideal world, so. that-so they have all that they get so they have all of that they get so they have all ot thetr— that they get so they have all of their challenges while they-re— of their challenges while they're still— of their challenges while they're still in- of their challenges while they're still in prison. and the day— they're still in prison. and the tay—they- they're still in prison. and the tay—they geti they're still in prison. and the tathe—they geti they're still in prison. and the datthe plane. they get they're still in prison. and the datthe plane. that's they get they're still in prison. and the datthe plane. that's what get they're still in prison. and the datthe plane. that's what should on the plane. that's what should happem. — on the plane. that's what should happem. _tl happen. the system is such a tare— happen. the system is such a tare tte— happen. the system is such a farce. it's-broken- happen. the system is such a farce. it's broken that it farce. it's so broken that it toeeh-t— farce. it's so broken that it doesn't-that- farce. it's so broken that it doesn't that way. and doesn't happen that way. and eatty— doesn't happen that way. and eatty. that-e— doesn't happen that way. and sadly, that's having sadly, that's why we're having the— sadly, that's why we're having thte—veahl sadly, that's why we're having| thte—veah this conversation. yeah. yeah do you— this conversation. yeah. yeah ho you thmh— this conversation. yeah. yeah do you think, though,- this conversation. yeah. yeah do you think, though, chris as well, just being honest about it, do you think sometimes that political ideology does maybe get strong border get in the way of strong border control? i mean, yes, i know that look it two that you can look at it two sides the coin when comes sides of the coin when it comes to, don't know to, well, if we don't know necessarily everyone is on these flights, got to flights, then and they've got to go through legal process. go through due legal process. yeah, absolutely yeah, fine. okay. i absolutely get but i can't help but get that. but i can't help but wonder, having, know, wonder, chris, having, you know, been around political journalism for quite long period of time, for quite a long period of time, whether some signatories for quite a long period of time, wiather some signatories for quite a long period of time, wia variety some signatories for quite a long period of time, wia variety of some signatories for quite a long period of time, wia variety of differentgnatories to a variety of different letters some members letters or some members of certain groups, they certain campaign groups, they would being honest with would if i'm being honest with you, have tendency you, appear to have the tendency to of the person to take the side of the person who's the as to who's on the plane as opposed to maybe of the people who maybe the side of the people who don't here. and

don't want them to be here. and that isn't correct at all times. do you think there any of do you think there is any of that? being honest, that? if we're being honest, chris, think you're chris, i think i think you're absolutely think there absolutely right. i think there are-peopte— absolutely right. i think there are-peopte vvho- did 3 ithink there are people who default in are some people who default in thetr— are some people who default in their—objections- are some people who default in their—objections to. their opinion, to objections to teportattome— deportations regardless. tttevvtee— deportations regardless. likewise,-onl deportations regardless. . likewise,-on the likewise, i'm afraid on the other— likewise, i'm afraid on the other-ot— likewise, i'm afraid on the other-of the - likewise, i'm afraid on the other of the argument, other side of the argument, there— other side of the argument, there-those— other side of the argument, there those default there are those who default to say,— there are those who default to eay—them - there are those who default to eay—them-tti say, well, deport them all. it toeeh-t— say, well, deport them all. it doesn't-matter.- say, well, deport them all. it. doesn't-matter. .don't doesn't really matter. we don't vamt—eoumtry. - doesn't really matter. we don't want—country. you| want them in this country. you can _extreme view.- want them in this country. you can extreme view. as a can take the extreme view. as a tavyer—a— lawyer, i say have a well—funded, well resourced proe— well—funded, well resourced proethat— well—funded, well resourced process that can— well—funded, well resourced process that can be got through in process that can be got through h vveete— process that can be got through in weeks-most,- in weeks or at the most, a ooupte— in weeks or at the most, a ooupte ot— in weeks or at the most, a couple of months and get rapists and couple of months and get rapists amt-out— couple of months and get rapists amt-outlthe- couple of months and get rapistsj and-outlthe country and murderers out of the country heauee— and murderers out of the country because that's— and murderers out of the country because that's what's best for hrttatm— because that's what's best for hrttatm . — because that's what's best for britain . okay,— because that's what's best for britain. ©43th because that's what's best for britain . ©43th britain. okay, chris, look, thank you very much. chris daugherty there. and i believe you've the word allegedly on you've got the word allegedly on your that word has got your top. and that word has got me trouble many, many me out of trouble many, many times. chris times. so good stuff, chris talk, barrister talk, criminal barrister and author there he author based in here. there he is, anyway right. is, allegedly. anyway right. okay. one of the big okay. now, one of the big stories coronation stories ahead of the coronation surrounds the of wales surrounds the princess of wales and whether or not she will wear and whether or not she will wear a tiara or a flower crown. yes. and i asked some people who are already down here what they thought about this, this remarkable sensitive topic. take it away . what i want is i don't

it away. what i want is i don't want a cut price coronation. i don't want cut price outfits. i vamt— don't want cut price outfits. i want to— don't want cut price outfits. i want to eee— don't want cut price outfits. i want to see our— don't want cut price outfits. i want to see our royal family totmg— want to see our royal family totmg thetr— want to see our royal family doing their thing and be proud of doing their thing and be proud ot them— doing their thing and be proud ot them .— doing their thing and be proud ot them . t— doing their thing and be proud ot them . t am— doing their thing and be proud of them . i am already proud. you of them. i am already proud. you are of them. i am already proud. you atreaty— of them. i am already proud. you atreaty very— of them. i am already proud. you are already very proud. ti are already very proud. so you'd like are already very proud. so you'd the to— are already very proud. so you'd the to e— are already very proud. so you'd tthe to ae— are already very proud. so you'd like to see as many jewels as possible. not necessary. albie? no. it's worn with— htit i albie? no. it's worn with distinction . no. it's worn with distinction. ame.— no. it's worn with distinction. ame. toure— no. it's worn with distinction. anne, you're a— no. it's worn with distinction. anne, you're a very. /tit. iti; anne, you're a very. you're a very— anne, you're a very. you're a very tasty— anne, you're a very. you're a very classy lady. i can anne, you're a very. /tit. iti; rig i ec i can tell. very classy lady. i can tell. she's very classy lady. i can tell. she-e very— very classy lady. i can tell. she's very classy. - rig i ec i can tell. she's very classy. she's very otaeey. — she's very classy. she's very otaeey. eh. — she's very classy. she's very classy. oh. what's your name ? classy. oh. what's your name? my classy. oh. what's your name? my team— classy. oh. what's your name? try te— classy. oh. what's your name? try he eve.— classy. oh. what's your name? my name is eve, and- classy. oh. what's your name? my name is eve, and i'm- classy. oh. what's your name? my name is eve, and i'm not very classy . so what i think is that classy. so what i think is that she represents individuality. i think they've come with a different they will be a different they will be a different king and queen. and i think that's great that she's wearing flowers myself. oh, lovely. okay i'm happy with that. i think that's great. vte-ve— that. i think that's great. we've divided— that. i think that's great. we've divided the group already here. so there we go. i wonder how this one's going to go. what do think? be do you think? so be very careful. now. going to careful. now. are you going to annoy of them? yeah, i'm annoy one of them? yeah, i'm going annoy one of them? yeah, i'm gothg-prohahty- annoy one of them? yeah, i'm going-probably all. annoy one of them? yeah, i'm going-probably all ofj going to annoy probably all of them. — going to annoy probably all of them. t— going to annoy probably all of them. i think— going to annoy probably all of them. i think that them. i think given that the

royatty— them. i think given that the royalty-charles- them. i think given that the royalty charles is trying royalty with charles is trying to-ththg— royalty with charles is trying to _thing down, - royalty with charles is trying to thing down, given to slim the thing down, given the—ve-rei to slim the thing down, given. the—vvete th the circumstances that we're in, as the circumstances that we're in, ae a patron.— the circumstances that we're in, ae a patron t— the circumstances that we're in, as a nation, i think— the circumstances that we're in, as a nation, i think it's a great— as a nation, i think it's a great ttea— as a nation, i think it's a great idea. okay. think a great idea. okay. i think it's a great— great idea. and i think it etghate— great idea. and i think it etgmate to— great idea. and i think it signals to people that she is the— signals to people that she is the new— signals to people that she is the vvay. — signals to people that she is the new way. she's a new geherattom— the new way. she's a new geherattoh .— the new way. she's a new generation , anne, and this is generation, anne, and this is the— generation, anne, and this is the way— generation, anne, and this is the way ehe— generation, anne, and this is the way she wants. this is where the way she wants. this is where the royate— the way she wants. this is where the royate vam— the way she wants. this is where the royals want to _ the way she wants. this is where the royals want to go , a more the royals want to go, a more motem— the royals want to go, a more modern monarchy , if you like. modern monarchy, if you like. yeah.— modern monarchy, if you like. yeah a— modern monarchy, if you like. yeah a more— modern monarchy, if you like. yeah, a more sustainable , some yeah, a more sustainable, some peopte— yeah, a more sustainable, some peopte voutt— yeah, a more sustainable, some peopte voutt eay— yeah, a more sustainable, some people would say as well . �*ftt�*hirti; people would say as well. where are people would say as well. where you— people would say as well. where you oh the— people would say as well. where are you on the flowery tiara? i prefer the property . as you prefer the property. as you preter— prefer the property. as you preter a— prefer the property. as you prefer a property. ira, i think ehe-tt— prefer a property. ira, i think ehe-tt tooh— prefer a property. ira, i think she'll look she'll look more the— she'll look she'll look more the a— she'll look she'll look more the a the— she'll look she'll look more like a like a— she'll look she'll look more like a like a hippie than a tuture— like a like a hippie than a future queen.— like a like a hippie than a future queen. - like a like a hippie than a future queen. ciao �*3 future queen. i was trying to avoid that, but i'll drag it. i'll drag it out of you. there

ittiti.ti;~;fr7’ join me mark white on i7 join me mark white on gb forces? join me mark white on gb heve— forces? join me mark white on gb hevve hevve— forces? join me mark white on gb hevve hevve .— news news. hovv- news news. vvovv - news news. - wow welcome back, news news. wow welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. patrick christys here at buckingham palace. i'll be joined by michael cole throughout. we're going to be returning the news returning to the royal news very, very shortly . but i just very, very shortly. but i just wanted you a little bit wanted to give you a little bit of actually is a worrying

of this actually is a worrying report, a worrying that report, a worrying report that has that half of has found that nearly half of secondary are allowing secondary schools are allowing children their children to self—declare their gender their parents gender without their parents consent. it comes after rishi sunak ordered a review into sex education. and i'm joined now by by lottie moore, who's from policy exchange. lottie, thank you very, very much for joining us on this particular issue . us on this particular issue. should parents have more of a say on what is going on in schools. well, say on what is going on in schools . well, yes, absolutely. schools. well, yes, absolutely. i schools. well, yes, absolutely. t mean— schools. well, yes, absolutely. t .— schools. well, yes, absolutely. i mean , our research that policy i mean, our research that policy exchange conducted and is available in our report at asleep at the wheel found that only 28% of secondary schools are reliably informing parents as soon as a child discloses feelings of gender distress. and that 72% of schools are teaching that 72% of schools are teaching that people have gender identity, that may be different from their biological sex. so thatis from their biological sex. so that is really concerning because these are beliefs that are not based in fact, but are well , beliefs .

are not based in fact, but are well, beliefs . yeah, no , indeed. well, beliefs. yeah, no, indeed. but what can parents actually do about— but what can parents actually do about three— but what can parents actually do about this? what— but what can parents actually do about this? what can people do if about this? what can people do tt they— about this? what can people do tt they want— about this? what can people do tt they want to — about this? what can people do if they want to stop this ? if they want to stop this? vtett — if they want to stop this? wet to.— if they want to stop this? well, so, for— if they want to stop this? well, so, for example- if they want to stop this? well, so, for example , parents well, so, for example, parents can go into schools and see the materials that their children are being taught . schools have are being taught. schools have got to reveal to parents what children are being taught. they have parents have an automatic right to see those materials . right to see those materials. and the education secretary wrote a letter to schools reminding them this. wrote a letter to schools reminding them this . at the reminding them of this. at the end march, the problem is end of march, the problem is that parents are busy and taking time out of their day to go on to school premises and look at materials that their children are not always are being taught is not always practical. really , we need practical. so really, we need the review into our the government review into our to as soon as possible into to come as soon as possible into teaching schools as to what is appropriate for schools to be teaching schools with regard to sex and gender and nortje. i've got to ask the why of the- ti 3: ti h i've got to ask the why of the whole ththg — got to ask the why of the whole ththg t— got to ask the why of the whole thing now. i mean,— got to ask the why of the whole thing now. i mean, why you've tuet— thing now. i mean, why you've tuet atreaty— thing now. i mean, why you've just already said— thing now. i mean, why you've just already said there that it toeeh-t— just already said there that it doesn't—based. just already said there that it| doesn't—based in doesn't appear to be based in any— doesn't appear to be based in any-biological- doesn't appear to be based in any-biological or- any kind of biological or scientific— any kind of biological or scientific or— any kind of biological or scientific or anything really .

scientific or anything really. so scientific or anything really. so why— scientific or anything really. so vhyltt— scientific or anything really. so vhyltt tt— scientific or anything really. so why. it if the - scientific or anything really. so why it if the schools been so why is it if the schools been tmeetet— so why is it if the schools been infected with— so why is it if the schools been infected with some— so why is it if the schools been infected with some kind of tteotogy— infected with some kind of ideology that— infected with some kind of ideology that they seem to be puehthg— ideology that they seem to be puehthglthe— ideology that they seem to be pushing the kids? yeah pushing on the kids? yeah so the roots— pushing on the kids? yeah so the roots at— pushing on the kids? yeah so the roots ot the— pushing on the kids? yeah so the roots of this really— pushing on the kids? yeah so the roots of this really go— pushing on the kids? yeah so the roots of this really go back quite a while to when organisations such as stonewall were kind of . organisations such as stonewall were kind of. i organisations such as stonewall were kind of . i suppose, under were kind of. i suppose, under much more noble guises such as anti—bullying equality, were basically going into schools and educating schools as to how they should kind of prevent homophobic bullying and things like that . and then about 2015, like that. and then about 2015, organisation such as stonewall began to sort of become more interested in transgender activism , which is entirely activism, which is entirely different to how lgb . and so different to how lgb. and so really these, these this kind of ideology was already in schools . it slipped under the radar. and at that point stonewall was in was in thousands of schools and has obviously received thousands of pounds worth of government funding as well . yeah government funding as well. yeah that's that's the one. i mean there is probably— that's that's the one. i mean there is probably arnie-

i mean there is probably arnie quite a goot— there is probably arnie quite a good investigation to be had there.— good investigation to be had there. aht— good investigation to be had there. and motty, when you look at theee— there. and motty, when you look at these stark— there. and motty, when you look at these stark figures now, i tuet— at these stark figures now, i tuet ththh— at these stark figures now, i tuet ththh tt— at these stark figures now, i just think it is— at these stark figures now, i just think it is pretty tuettttet— just think it is pretty justified for parents to start ththhthg— justified for parents to start thinking about— justified for parents to start thinking about home schooling, ten-t— thinking about home schooling, teh-t tt— thinking about home schooling, tent to — thinking about home schooling, isn't it ? yeah,— thinking about home schooling, isn't it 7 yeah, i— thinking about home schooling, isn't it ? “43?" i c isn't it? yeah, i mean, it's a drastic it's a drastic thing to do and it's not. it's not actually it's not appropriate. and it's not it's not a possibility for many parents. but certainly i think this is a there's a real kind of crunch point we've come to where some of the resources that we've seen and some of the things that are being taught in schools are absolutely, entirely inappropriate in terms of what children are being exposed to. and they and they do have they do an impact . and do have an impact. and particularly this is going particularly when this is going on without parental knowledge and parents backs and and behind parents backs and with very little scrutiny . it's with very little scrutiny. it's a really worrying situation . in a really worrying situation. in and lastly, i just want to ask you,— and lastly, i just want to ask you tt— and lastly, i just want to ask you tt thee— and lastly, i just want to ask you. t ttee th— and lastly, i just want to ask you, it ties in a— and lastly, i just want to ask you, it ties in a little bit vtth— you, it ties in a little bit vvtth the— you, it ties in a little bit with the poll— you, it ties in a little bit with the poll that we've been tothg— with the poll that we've been tothg a— with the poll that we've been tothg a tot— with the poll that we've been tothg a tot ot— with the poll that we've been doing a lot of talking about totay— doing a lot of talking about today-emerged- doing a lot of talking about today emerged about what

today that emerged about what the putte— today that emerged about what the public-about- today that emerged about what the public about whether the public think about whether or-ohtttreh— the public think about whether or children should be taught or not children should be taught ththge—eohoot- or not children should be taught things—school .- or not children should be taught things—school . so. things like this in school. so the—parente- things like this in school. so the—parents, it. the majority of parents, it voutt— the majority of parents, it would seem,— the majority of parents, it would seem, are perfectly comfortable— would seem, are perfectly comfortable for basic comfortable for just basic gehter— comfortable for just basic gender stuff— comfortable for just basic gender stuff to be taught in eehoote. — gender stuff to be taught in eehoote. t— gender stuff to be taught in schools. i mean,— gender stuff to be taught in schools. i mean, that's essentially,— schools. i mean, that's essentially, far as i essentially, as far as i understood- essentially, as far as i understood just sex ed, understood it, just sex ed, reatty— understood it, just sex ed, really-don't- understood it, just sex ed, really. don't really really. but they don't really vam— really. but they don't really want-go— really. but they don't really want go further. and in want it to go further. and in eome-tt— want it to go further. and in eome-ttlgothgl some schools it is going turther. — some schools it is going- further. _talking to further. they're even talking to them — further. they're even talking to them about— further. they're even talking to them about sex— further. they're even talking to them about sex positions. “43?" them about sex positions. yeah. so them about sex positions. yeah. so t— them about sex positions. yeah. so t ththh— them about sex positions. yeah. so i think that— them about sex positions. yeah. so i think that there's a really fine line to be struck here between the kind of talking about what you know, you know, the kind of old fashioned stuff like consent and the effects of drugs and alcohol and things like that, which are really, really important. i think parents are broadly supportive of i think it's where it's of that. i think it's where it's going kind of going beyond just the kind of facts and the kind of facts of life and going into contested beliefs , because gender identity beliefs, because gender identity beliefs, because gender identity beliefs , they're not based in beliefs, they're not based in any kind of scientific basis. and we have is that really and what we have is that really schools are are not giving a balanced view . so gender balanced view. so gender critical belief is also protected under the equality act . children need to know by the

end of secondary school, children should know how the equality act operates and it seems that equality and what that means is being very much skewed in one direction and that is really concerning, particularly for women and girls who do need to know girls, particularly the sex based rights accorded to them by the law. absolutely absolutely. leslie, thank you very much. leslie, thank you very much. leslie, more from politics change.— leslie, more from politics ehahge. tuet— leslie, more from politics change. just reacting to that tateet— change. just reacting to that tateet etuty— change. just reacting to that latest study that's come out there— latest study that's come out now. there are— latest study that's come out now. there are just four days to go uhttt— now. there are just four days to go uhttt the— now. there are just four days to go until the coronation of king chartee— go until the coronation of king chartee the— go until the coronation of king charles, the third— go until the coronation of king charles, the third and gb news is charles, the third and gb news te ot— charles, the third and gb news te ot oouree— charles, the third and gb news is of course, the— charles, the third and gb news is of course, the place for the teet— is of course, the place for the best coverage _ is of course, the place for the best coverage of— is of course, the place for the best coverage of this historic h— best coverage of this historic occasion. in the— best coverage of this historic occasion. in the next hour, rtght— occasion. in the next hour, rtght at— occasion. in the next hour, rtght at the— occasion. in the next hour, right at the top- occasion. in the next hour, right at the top of it, i'm going— right at the top of it, i'm gothg to— right at the top of it, i'm gothg to he— right at the top of it, i'm going to be doing a big bumper epeotaeutar— going to be doing a big bumper spectacular with— going to be doing a big bumper spectacular with the man htmeett. — spectacular with the man himself, the _ spectacular with the man himself, the big royal reporting tegemt— himself, the big royal reporting legend, michael— himself, the big royal reporting legend, michael cole, as we talk himself, the big royal reporting legenlalliichael cole, as we talk himself, the big royal reporting legenlall things cole, as we talk himself, the big royal reporting legenlall things coronation; talk about all things coronation rtght— about all things coronation rtght the— about all things coronation rtght the way— about all things coronation right the way from slimming down the—hot- right the way from slimming down the—hot ael the monarchy, whether or not as vett— the monarchy, whether or not as vett-ehoutt- the monarchy, whether or not as well-should be- the monarchy, whether or not as well should be more well that there should be more pomp— well that there should be more pomp aht— well that there should be more pomp and ceremony and whether or not pomp and ceremony and whether or hot-prout— pomp and ceremony and whether or hot-prout-ot- pomp and ceremony and whether or hot-prout-ot our- not we are proud enough of our royat— not we are proud enough of our royat htetory. — not we are proud enough of our royal history. patrick christys on royal history. patrick christys oh oh— royal history. patrick christys oh oh hette— royal history. patrick christys on gb news britain's news.

channel ulez . hello channel- ulez . hello and chamet— ulez . hello and welcome. it's ulez. hello and welcome. it's tuet— ulez. hello and welcome. it's tuet gone.— ulez. hello and welcome. it's tuet gohe. 5— ulez. hello and welcome. it's tuet gone. a pm.— ulez. hello and welcome. it's just gone. 5 pm. i'm patrick chrtetye— just gone. 5 p.m. i'm patrick christys here— just gone. 5 p.m. i'm patrick christys here and— just gone. 5 pm. i'm patrick christys here and as you can t— christys here and as you can t am— christys here and as you can see, i am live— christys here and as you can see, i am live outside buckingham - see, i am live outside buckingham palace from gb news huehthgham— buckingham palace from gb news buckingham palace from gb news buckingham palace studio. and what— buckingham palace studio. and what a— buckingham palace studio. and what a etght— buckingham palace studio. and what a sight it— buckingham palace studio. and what a sight it is.— buckingham palace studio. and what a sight it is. gb news is hrttath-e— what a sight it is. gb news is britain's news— what a sight it is. gb news is britain's news channel. so what better— britain's news channel. so what hetter ptaoe— britain's news channel. so what better place to— britain's news channel. so what better place to get— britain's news channel. so what better place to get the lowdown on saturtay-e— better place to get the lowdown on saturday's coronation now, a ttttte— on saturday's coronation now, a little earlier— on saturday's coronation now, a little earlier on,— on saturday's coronation now, a little earlier on, king charles out— little earlier on, king charles out aht— little earlier on, king charles was out and about. today he's met— was out and about. today he's met vvtth— was out and about. today he's met vvtth the— was out and about. today he's met with the prime minister and the hate— met with the prime minister and the teater ot— met with the prime minister and the leader of the— met with the prime minister and the leader of the opposition, as vett— the leader of the opposition, as vett ae— the leader of the opposition, as vett ae the— the leader of the opposition, as well as the countdown continues to saturtay.— well as the countdown continues to saturday. and— well as the countdown continues to saturday. and of— well as the countdown continues to saturday. and of course, as you— to saturday. and of course, as you ah— to saturday. and of course, as you can sense , the crowds are you can sense, the crowds are hutttthg— you can sense, the crowds are hutttthg oh— you can sense, the crowds are building on the— you can sense, the crowds are building on the mall and a ttttte— building on the mall and a ttttte ttt— building on the mall and a little bit-me- building on the mall and a little bit me here at little bit behind me here at huehhgham— little bit behind me here at buckingham _as- little bit behind me here at buckingham as well, i've little bit behind me here at bucki speaking as well, i've little bit behind me here at bucki speaking to as well, i've little bit behind me here at bucki speaking to someivell, i've little bit behind me here at bucki speaking to some of.l, i've little bit behind me here at bucki speaking to some of the ve been speaking to some of the peopte— been speaking to some of the peopte vho— been speaking to some of the people who .the - been speaking to some of the people who the royal family people who love the royal family so people who love the royal family eo—they— people who love the royal family eo—they are— people who love the royal family so they are camping so much that they are camping outltaye— so much that they are camping out-days before— so much that they are camping out days before the out for days before the coronation. _ out for days before the coronation. i'm hoping to speak to a— coronation. i'm hoping to speak to a eoupte— coronation. i'm hoping to speak to a ooupte ot— coronation. i'm hoping to speak to a couple of them regular ot— to a couple of them regular viewers of the _ to a couple of them regular viewers of the show are going to eee-a— viewers of the show are going to

see.-a-familiar- viewers of the show are going to see.-a-familiar face- viewers of the show are going to see. a familiar face a see. yes, a very familiar face a ttttte— see. yes, a very familiar face a ttttte ttt— see. yes, a very familiar face a little bit later— see. yes, a very familiar face a little bit later on. _ see. yes, a very familiar face a little bit later on. it will be aheotutety— little bit later on. it will be absolutely magnificent. and we're heading— absolutely magnificent. and we're heading all of the top toptee— we're heading all of the top topics. ladies— we're heading all of the top topics. ladies and gentlemen, ehatt— topics. ladies and gentlemen, ehatt he— topics. ladies and gentlemen, shall be slimmed down the monarchy.— shall be slimmed down thei moharohy. _they monarchy. do you think they ehoutt— monarchy. do you think they should have— monarchy. do you think they should have the— monarchy. do you think they should have the tiaras out and not should have the tiaras out and hot-ttorat— should have the tiaras out and not-floral tributes- not these floral tributes as vett— not these floral tributes as well_ actually. not these floral tributes as- well_actually doing well when we're actually doing the coronation— well when we're actually doing the coronation on— well when we're actually doing the coronation on saturday and are the coronation on saturday and you— the coronation on saturday and you prout— the coronation on saturday and you prout ot— the coronation on saturday and are you proud of britain's hattohat— are you proud of britain's national history? this is gb heve. — national history? this is gb heve. aht— national history? this is gb news. and we— national history? this is gb news. and we are the coronation . we're going to be seeing .we're going to be seeing a . we're going to be seeing a lot .we're going to be seeing a lot of .we're going to be seeing a lot ot htg— .we're going to be seeing a lot ot htg tah— .we're going to be seeing a lot of big fan favourite— .we're going to be seeing a lot of big fan favourite michael cote— of big fan favourite michael cote here.— of big fan favourite michael cole here, the— of big fan favourite michael cole here, the royal commentator aht— cole here, the royal commentator amt reporter— cole here, the royal commentator and reporter and— cole here, the royal commentator and reporter and author and expert— and reporter and author and expert .— and reporter and author and expert , etcetera,— and reporter and author and expert , etcetera, etcetera, expert, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera.— expert, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. as— expert, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. as we - expert, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. as we rattle through the that— etcetera. as we rattle through the that-ot— etcetera. as we rattle through the final-of this- etcetera. as we rattle through the final of this show, i'm the final hour of this show, i'm ateo— the final hour of this show, i'm ateo gothg— the final hour of this show, i'm also going-talking- the final hour of this show, i'm also going talking to a also going to be talking to a tan— also going to be talking to a fan favourite— also going to be talking to a fan favourite-an- also going to be talking to a fan favourite an absolute fan favourite here, an absolute fan favourite here, an absolute tan-a— fan favourite here, an absolute tah-a taty- fan favourite here, an absolute tah-a taty vho- fan favourite here, an absolute fan a lady who has fan favourite, a lady who has mate— fan favourite, a lady who has mate her— fan favourite, a lady who has made her-down.- fan favourite, a lady who has made her down. she had her made her way down. she had her page— made her way down. she had her page-vveehe— made her way down. she had her bags-weeks-she's. bags packed weeks ago. she's atreaty— bags packed weeks ago. she's. already _there. bags packed weeks ago. she's. alreaiy_there. bags packed weeks ago. she's. alrea nato—there. bags packed weeks ago. she's alrea nato regular there. bags packed weeks ago. she's alrea nato regular viewersiere. bags packed weeks ago. she's alrea nato regular viewers will it's a nato regular viewers will mov— it's a nato regular viewers will

hhovv exaetty— it's a nato regular viewers will know exactly who. _ it's a nato regular viewers will know exactly who. i mean, if not:— know exactly who. i mean, if not,_because - know exactly who. i mean, if. not,_because you're not, stay tuned because you're in not, stay tuned because you're th—so— not, stay tuned because you're tm—so vveve- not, stay tuned because you're tm—so gotl not, stay tuned because you're in _so we've got all in for a treat. so we've got all of in for a treat. so we've got all ot that— in for a treat. so we've got all ot that am— in for a treat. so we've got all of that and some— in for a treat. so we've got all of that and some of the more controversial— of that and some of the more controversial elements as well. rath— controversial elements as well. hath-ettmmet— controversial elements as well.- talk-slimmed-monarchy. talk of a slimmed down monarchy. has talk of a slimmed down monarchy. hae—ttttte- has princess aime got a little bit has princess anne got a little htt-ae— has princess anne got a little htt-ae ehe— has princess anne got a little bit as she decided to slap bit rogue as she decided to slap tovvh— bit rogue as she decided to slap town—hote- down charles and the woke hrtgate— down charles and the woke brigade-she's- brigade as well? she's been epeahthg— brigade as well? she's been epeahthgltot— brigade as well? she's been speaking lot common sense. speaking a lot of common sense. toot.— speaking a lot of common sense. tooh-toate— speaking a lot of common sense. look,-loads for-to- look, there's loads for us to go.— look, there's loads for us to to—eome- look, there's loads for us to. do,_some non—royal do, as well as some non—royal hevvelvvett. — do, as well as some non—royal news-well. but— do, as well as some non—royal news well. but whisper it news as well. but whisper it gutetty— news as well. but whisper it quietly _where. news as well. but whisper it quietly _where are quietly because of where we are though. — quietly because of where we are now, though. _with. now, though. headlines with potty—.- now, though. headlines with totty—. - now, though. headlines withi polly_. patrick, polly middlehurst. patrick, thamhe— polly middlehurst. patrick, thamhevery— polly middlehurst. patrick, thanks very much indeed . and the thanks very much indeed. and the top story this hour, more than a million nhs staff in england will receive a 5% pay rise. health unions, representing the majority of nhs workers have recommended that a revised pay offer made by the government should be implemented . members should be implemented. members of the nhs staff council said that the unions agreed to the deal for staff , that the unions agreed to the deal for staff, which includes all nhs workers apart from doctors, dentists and senior managers. the royal college of nursing and unite, however, voted against the pay deal. the health secretary, steve barclay, says the government will

implement the pay rise for nhs workers and is urging the remaining unions to accept the offer. it's a good day for nhs etatt— offer. it's a good day for nhs etatt hut— offer. it's a good day for nhs staff but it's— offer. it's a good day for nhs staff but it's also— offer. it's a good day for nhs staff but it's also a- it's a good day for nhs staff but it's also a good day for staff but it's also a good day tor pattehte. — staff but it's also a good day for patients. it— staff but it's also a good day for patients. it will allow us to move— for patients. it will allow us to move forward. _ for patients. it will allow us to move forward. now the nhs etatt— to move forward. now the nhs staff council— to move forward. now the nhs staff council has— to move forward. now the nhs staff council has ratified this teat. — staff council has ratified this teat. tte— staff council has ratified this deal. it's been— staff council has ratified this deal. it's been accepted by the matortty— deal. it's been accepted by the matortty ot— deal. it's been accepted by the matortty ot the — deal. it's been accepted by the majority of the nhs staff couhett— majority of the nhs staff council and— majority of the nhs staff council and we can now move torvvart— council and we can now move torvvart. toeue— council and we can now move forward, focus together on the patente— forward, focus together on the pattehte aht— forward, focus together on the patients and also— forward, focus together on the patients and also ensure that etatt— patients and also ensure that etatt get— patients and also ensure that staff get their— patients and also ensure that staff get their pay rise much thah— staff get their pay rise much sooner than would have been the case under the— sooner than would have been the case under the pay— sooner than would have been the case under the pay review body process. steve— case under the pay review body process. i process. steve barclay will the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, the issue still reeves, says the issue still isn't resolved . well, what this isn't resolved. well, what this shows is that this whole load of industrial action was absolutely avoidable if the government had have done what labour said should have happened months ago and that is get round the table and that is get round the table and negotiate . but it is also and negotiate. but it is also a sign of how angry nurses and indeed junior doctors are with this government that the threat of industrial action continues even after today . meanwhile,

even after today. meanwhile, a nurse accused of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill ten others gave emotional testimony during her first time in the witness stand today, 33 year old lucy letby is on trial at manchester crown court for the offences alleged to have taken place between june 2015 and june 2016, when asked by her defence lawyer if she'd intend personally done anything to hurt or kill the babies at the neonatal unit of the countess of chester hospital, neonatal unit of the countess of chester hospital , she neonatal unit of the countess of chester hospital, she denied it . former us president donald trump is in scotland visiting one of his golf resorts yesterday he opened a new course named after his late mother at menie estate near aberdeen. his trip coincides with a visit to the uk last week by one of his likely rivals for the 2024 republican nomination , ron republican nomination, ron desantis. and tomorrow night, in a world exclusive , nigel farage a world exclusive, nigel farage interviews donald trump from his golf estate in turnberry, scotland . watch it here on . gb

scotland. watch it here on. gb news at 7:00. now, teachers across england are striking today in an ongoing dispute over pay today in an ongoing dispute over pay with hundreds marching outside the department for education in april, members of the national education union overwhelmingly reject a pay offer. the new , along with three offer. the new, along with three other teaching unions, has rejected the offer, which included a £1,000 one off payment and a 4.3% pay rise for most staff by september. today's walkout is the fifth undertake by educators this year, causing major distress . russian labour major distress. russian labour mp for leeds east richard burgon says striking is always a last resort. we're seeing is people fighting back because they've got no choice and there are ways to fund this. for example , just to fund this. for example, just eguattethg— to fund this. for example, just equalising capital— hi for example, just equalising capital gains tax vvtth— equalising capital gains tax with income— equalising capital gains tax with income tax which used to be the aee— with income tax which used to be the eveh— with income tax which used to be the case even for— with income tax which used to be the case even for a— with income tax which used to be the case even for a period under thatoher-e— the case even for a period under thatcher's government in the 80s— thatcher's government in the ehe. voutt— thatcher's government in the 80s, would raise— thatcher's government in the 80s, would raise more than enough— 80s, would raise more than enough to— 80s, would raise more than enough to money give every etmgte— enough to money give every etmgte puhtto— enough to money give every single public sector worker in the— single public sector worker in thte oouhtry— single public sector worker in this country an—

single public sector worker in this country an inflation matehthg— this country an inflation matehthg pay- this country an inflation matching pay rise. so the money is matching pay rise. so the money te there— matching pay rise. so the money he there .— matching pay rise. so the money te there . the— matching pay rise. so the money is there . the government doesn't is there. the government doesn't to— is there. the government doesn't to have— is there. the government doesn't seem to have the— is there. the government doesn't seem to have the right prtortttee— seem to have the right priorities because the government - priorities because the government should be putting our putte— government should be putting our puhtte eervteee— government should be putting our public services and— government should be putting our public services and working peopte— public services and working peopte aroee— public services and working people across this country ttret. — people across this country ttret. aht— people across this country first. and afraid they're first. and i'm afraid they're hot.— first. and i'm afraid they're not. business— first. and i'm afraid they're not. business news and the oil gram— not. business news and the oil gtaht ht— not. business news and the oil gtaht ht te— not. business news and the oil giant bp is reporting stronger than— giant bp is reporting stronger than expected— giant bp is reporting stronger than expected profits in the ttret— than expected profits in the ttret three— than expected profits in the first three months of this year . reaohthg— first three months of this year , reaching close— first three months of this year , reaching close to £4 billion. the— , reaching close to £4 billion. the reeutt— , reaching close to £4 billion. the result was— , reaching close to £4 billion. the result was a— , reaching close to £4 billion. the result was a reduction- , reaching close to £4 billion. the result was a reduction from the 4.96 billion that bp made in the 4.96 billion that bp made in the same quarter last year, but well ahead of the 3.4, £4 billion that analysts had expected it to make. now as you've been hearing, princess anne says she believes king charles will not be changed by his new role as monarch. talking with the canadian broadcaster cbc ahead of his majesty's coronation, princess anne said the king, like the rest of the family, is committed to public service. but the princess royal argued that slimming down the royal family didn't sound to her like a good idea. in response to reports the king may reduce the

number of working royals. well you know, you're getting because he's been practising for a bit and i don't think he'll change. you know, he is committed to his his you know, he is committed to his hte ovm— you know, he is committed to his hte tevet— you know, he is committed to his his own level of— you know, he is committed to his his own level of service. and that-e— his own level of service. and that's absolutely— his own level of service. and that's absolutely that will remain true— that's absolutely that will remain true .— that's absolutely that will remain true . king charles's remain true. king charles's corohattoh— remain true. king charles's coronation is— remain true. king charles's coronation is expected to provtte— coronation is expected to provtte a— coronation is expected to provide a £120- coronation is expected to provide a £120 million boost to puhe— provide a £120 million boost to puhe aroee— provide a £120 million boost to pubs across the— provide a £120 million boost to pubs across the uk. c pubs across the uk. the british heer— pubs across the uk. the british beer and pub association says local pubs and breweries are planning to pour 62 million pints over the bank holiday weekend and pubs will be allowed to stay open until 1:00 in the morning. and just lastly , the morning. and just lastly, the king and queen consort have met with rishi sunak and keir starmer today, a reception was held at the palace of westminster ahead of the coronation, along with the prime minister and the leader of the opposition . anne we can also see opposition. anne we can also see the monarch met with other members of parliament as well .

members of parliament as well. us gb news more news as it happens. now back to . happens. now back to. patrick wow. wow. happens. now back to. patrick wow . wow. preparations for all wow. wow. preparations for all the pomp— wow. wow. preparations for all the pomp aht— wow. preparations for all the pomp and pageantry . that's the pomp and pageantry. that's a eomhthattoh— the pomp and pageantry. that's a combination. deserves are well amt— combination. deserves are well amt truty— combination. deserves are well and truly underway. and in fact, eagte— and truly underway. and in fact, some eagle eyed— and truly underway. and in fact, some eagle eyed viewers might be atte— some eagle eyed viewers might be ahte to— some eagle eyed viewers might be ahte to tuet— some eagle eyed viewers might be able to just-that— some eagle eyed viewers might be able to just-that-are- able to just see that they are removthg— able to just see that they are removing some— able to just see that they are removing some of the traffic ttghte— removing some of the traffic lights behind— removing some of the traffic lights behind me they lights behind me now as they prepare— lights behind me now as they prepare tor— lights behind me now as they prepare for the— lights behind me now as they prepare for the procession on the—saturtay- prepare for the procession on the saturday. but prepare for the procession on. the—saturday. but the the big day on saturday. but the hrhg—epeaht- the big day on saturday. but the king special agenda king has his own special agenda to-to— king has his own special agenda to-to the— king has his own special agenda to-to the htg— king has his own special agenda to-to the big day- king has his own special agenda to-to the big day .- king has his own special agenda to to the big day . now, to build up to the big day. now, eartter— to build up to the big day. now, eartter totay.— to build up to the big day. now, earlier today, he— to build up to the big day. now, earlier today, he met with rishi suhah— earlier today, he met with rishi suhah-hetr— earlier today, he met with rishi sunak keir starmer in sunak and keir starmer in westminster— sunak and keir starmer in westminster hall. and i am told that— westminster hall. and i am told that vve— westminster hall. and i am told that we ah— westminster hall. and i am told that we go— westminster hall. and i am told that we can go now to gb news royat— that we can go now to gb news royal correspondent cameron hatter.— royal correspondent cameron walker. cameron, been walker. cameron, what's been happemhg— walker. cameron, what's been happening today? ti.

happened for a number of coronations now. but nonetheless, the king and queen consorts were in that building meeting, as you said , the prime meeting, as you said, the prime minister, leader of the opposition and sir lindsay hoyle, the speaker, but also mps and politicians which buckingham palace describe as having shared interests with the monarch . now, interests with the monarch. now, thatis interests with the monarch. now, that is talking about the environment, sustainability and agriculture for the king and for the queen consort talking to mps who do work with tackling domestic violence as well as literacy, particularly children's literacy, as well. so it was a pretty special event, perhaps for members of parliament, most of which will not be in westminster abbey for the coronation service itself . the coronation service itself. so it was their chance to, you know, shake hands with the king and queen consort ahead of their big day . there was also an old big day. there was also an old carriage on display at the speaker's state coach , which speaker's state coach, which used to be used during coronation ceremonies. but it's seen as too old and is in

retirement. so it was there for display purposes only, but nonetheless, i that shows nonetheless, i think that shows the and the continuity nonetheless, i think that shows thtthe and the continuity nonetheless, i think that shows thtthe monarchy he continuity nonetheless, i think that shows thtthe monarchy . absolutely. of the monarchy. absolutely. cameroh— of the monarchy. absolutely. cameron thank— of the monarchy. absolutely. cameron thank you- i absolutely. cameron thank you very much. catattton — cameron thank you very much. cameron walker,— cameron thank you very much. cameron walker, our royal reporter.— cameron walker, our royal reporter. well,— cameron walker, our royal reporter. well, let's just get to— reporter. well, let's just get to a— reporter. well, let's just get to a htg— reporter. well, let's just get now to a big interview with hrtheeee— now to a big interview with princess anne _ now to a big interview with princess anne for many people as vett— princess anne for many people as vett ehe-e— princess anne for many people as vett ehe-e the— princess anne for many people as well, she's the favourite royal. she— well, she's the favourite royal. she eatt— well, she's the favourite royal. she said-idea- well, she's the favourite royal. she said-idea of- well, she's the favourite royal. she said-idea of a. she said that the idea of a ettmmet— she said that the idea of a slimmed monarchy isn't slimmed down monarchy isn't a goot— slimmed down monarchy isn't a goot ttea— slimmed down monarchy isn't a goot ttea. ehe— slimmed down monarchy isn't a good idea. she was reacting to reporte— good idea. she was reacting to reporte that— good idea. she was reacting to reports that king— good idea. she was reacting to reports that king charles iii, eoutt— reports that king charles iii, could reduce— reports that king charles iii, could reduce the number of vvorhthg— could reduce the number of working royals,— could reduce the number of working royals, which i think is taeehathg— working royals, which i think is fascinating. let's— working royals, which i think is fascinating. let's just hear what— fascinating. let's just hear what ehe— fascinating. let's just hear what she has— fascinating. let's just hear what she has to say and then vte-tt— what she has to say and then ve-tt reatt— what she has to say and then we'll react to _ what she has to say and then we'll react to it— what she has to say and then we'll react to it with the one amt— we'll react to it with the one amt ohty— we'll react to it with the one and only michael— we'll react to it with the one and only michael cole. o" and only michael cole. oh, i ththh— and only michael cole. oh, i ththh the— and only michael cole. oh, i think the slimmed down was was said day when there were said in a day when there were a few more people around. make that a justifiable that seem like a justifiable comment. the that seem like a justifiable comment . the world changes a that seem like a justifiable comment. the world changes a bit . tt— comment. the world changes a bit . tt charges— comment. the world changes a bit . tt charges a— comment. the world changes a bit . it changes a bit. i mean, it doesn't sound like good idea doesn't sound like a good idea from standing , doesn't sound like a good idea from standing, i have from where i'm standing, i have to say, i'm not quite what to say, i'm not quite sure what else do. yes well, i am else we can do. yes well, i am tothet— else we can do. yes well, i am tothet hovv— else we can do. yes well, i am tothet hy— else we can do. yes well, i am joined now by the— i " titit this well, i am joined now by the former royal correspondent— joined now by the former royal correspondent michael cole, who is correspondent michael cole, who te-vtth— correspondent michael cole, who te-vvtth me— correspondent michael cole, who is-with me here.- is sitting with me here. tttehaet— is sitting with me here.| michael,_we michael, just before we get etuet— michael, just before we get. etueh—gothg michael, just before we get- etueh—gothg oh stuck into that, what's going on hehtht—

stuck into that, what's going on hehtht uee— stuck into that, what's going on behind us? we've— stuck into that, what's going on behind us? we've got all these that— behind us? we've got all these cranes that ripping . amazing cranes that are ripping. amazing the trattto— cranes that are ripping. amazing the traffic lights— cranes that are ripping. amazing the traffic lights out the road. amaztmg. — the traffic lights out the road. amazing, amazing. i- the traffic lights out the road. ' 9 9 | tell the traffic lights out the road. ' e pg i tell you, amazing, amazing. i tell you, patrick amazing, amazing. i tell you, hatrtoh the.— amazing, amazing. i tell you, patrick erg, the— ' g g i tell you, patrick erg, the excitement ' e pg i tell you, patrick erg, the excitement is grovvthg— patrick erg, the excitement is grovthg aht— patrick erg, the excitement is growing and that's very largely due growing and that's very largely tue to— growing and that's very largely due to cameron— growing and that's very largely due to cameron and you and gb heve— due to cameron and you and gb hevve heauee— due to cameron and you and gb news because you— due to cameron and you and gb news because you are the common— news because you are the coronation station and you're hetpthg— coronation station and you're hetpthg to— coronation station and you're helping to build— coronation station and you're helping to build this up in the teet— helping to build this up in the best possible— helping to build this up in the best possible way. and i think that— best possible way. and i think that what— best possible way. and i think that what you're _ best possible way. and i think that what you're doing here is going— that what you're doing here is gothg to— that what you're doing here is gothg to mate— that what you're doing here is going to make you even more eehtrat— going to make you even more eehtrat to— going to make you even more central to the— going to make you even more central to the life— going to make you even more central to the life of this country.— central to the life of this country. aht— central to the life of this country. and the ordinary people thoee— country. and the ordinary people vhoee voee— country. and the ordinary people whose voices are— country. and the ordinary people whose voices are rarely heard. if whose voices are rarely heard. h at— whose voices are rarely heard. h at att— whose voices are rarely heard. h at att aht— whose voices are rarely heard. if at all, and then— whose voices are rarely heard. if at all, and then grudgingly. so if at all, and then grudgingly. so t— if at all, and then grudgingly. so t ththh— if at all, and then grudgingly. so i think this— if at all, and then grudgingly. so i think this is— if at all, and then grudgingly. so i think this is very, very tmportant— so i think this is very, very important. and— so i think this is very, very important. and what is happening out here— important. and what is happening out here he— important. and what is happening out here is that— important. and what is happening out here is that they're etearthg— out here is that they're clearing away the great stage , clearing away the great stage, that— clearing away the great stage, that beautiful— clearing away the great stage, that beautiful parade ground of the matt— that beautiful parade ground of the mall, clearing away all the etreet— the mall, clearing away all the street furniture. _ the mall, clearing away all the street furniture. i— the mall, clearing away all the street furniture. i don't know. have— street furniture. i don't know. have you— street furniture. i don't know. have you hat— street furniture. i don't know. have you had a— street furniture. i don't know. have you had a look at the mail? yes have you had a look at the mail? vee aht— have you had a look at the mail? vee aht youve— have you had a look at the mail? yes and you've noticed that it's red yes and you've noticed that it's ret e— yes and you've noticed that it's ret etee.— yes and you've noticed that it's ret etee. ho— yes and you've noticed that it's red ? yes. do you— yes and you've noticed that it's red ? yes. do you know why it's red? yes. do you know why it's rete— red? yes. do you know why it's rete ho.— red? yes. do you know why it's red? no, because— red? yes. do you know why it's red? no, because they mix rubber vtth— red? no, because they mix rubber vvtth the— red? no, because they mix rubber with the tarmac— red? no, because they mix rubber with the tarmac so— red? no, because they mix rubber with the tarmac so that the horee— with the tarmac so that the horses don't— with the tarmac so that the horses don't slip if it's wet.

that-e— horses don't slip if it's wet. that-e vhy— horses don't slip if it's wet. that's why it's— horses don't slip if it's wet. that's why it's red. nothing to do that's why it's red. nothing to to vtth— that's why it's red. nothing to to vvtth tt— that's why it's red. nothing to do with it being— that's why it's red. nothing to do with it being royal. now, on corohattom— do with it being royal. now, on coronation day— do with it being royal. now, on coronation day .— do with it being royal. now, on coronation day . yes, it may be coronation day. yes, it may be wett— coronation day. yes, it may be yet eo— coronation day. yes, it may be yet eo mayhe— coronation day. yes, it may be wet, so maybe that will come rmo— wet, so maybe that will come thto. hett— wet, so maybe that will come thto. vvett t— wet, so maybe that will come into. well, i hope. i wet, so maybe that will come into. well, i hope. " �*itti. into. well, i hope. in fact, the— into. well, i hope. in fact, the teen— into. well, i hope. in fact, i've been trying to look at our little shelter here. and by the way, i would urge anybody to come down and look at the come down and have a look at the set area, gb news. and can set area, gb news. and we can you might put you you never know. we might put you on the telly as well. we had a few victims, i to them few victims, i like to call them earlier on i was out and earlier on when i was out and about my vox pops, i was to. about on my vox pops, i was to. talking get yourselves talking so yeah, get yourselves down want a part of down if you want to be a part of our coverage, but let's have a little chat. let's, let's go hath— little chat. let's, let's go pact to— little chat. let's, let's go back to anne.— little chat. let's, let's go back to anne. anne- . tihit. let's, let's go back to anne. anne well, when they—were - back to anne. anne well, wheni they—were htte. they were, when they were kids, ame — they were, when they were kids, ame—ththh- they were, when they were kids, anne _ didn't get - they were, when they were kids, anne—didn't get on| anne and charles didn't get on terrthty— anne and charles didn't get on terribly-really— terribly well. really quite a lot-friction— terribly well. really quite a lot friction because he lot of friction because he pereetvet— lot of friction because he perceived that - lot of friction because he perceived that was lot of friction because he perceived that .was the perceived that she was her the tavourtte— favourite of her father, the puhe—vhtehi favourite of her father, the. duke _which was duke of edinburgh, which was true. — duke of edinburgh, which was true. .that— duke of edinburgh, which was true. .that caused- duke of edinburgh, which was true. .that caused a- duke of edinburgh, which was true. f: c true. and that caused a little bit of resentment. they've got on-bener— bit of resentment. they've got on - better since. - bit of resentment. they've got on - better since. so - bit of resentment. they've got on-better since. so she. c ”dec they've got on better since. so she is on a lot better since. so she is firing— on a lot better since. so she is firing .— on a lot better since. so she is firing a ume— on a lot better since. so she is firing a little shot— on a lot better since. so she is firing a little shot across his bows— firing a little shot across his bows-naval— firing a little shot across his bows naval terminology. he'll bows in naval terminology. he'll understand— bows in naval terminology. he'll understand-to— bows in naval terminology. he'll understand-to say,- bows in naval terminology. he'll understand to say, yeah, understand that to say, yeah, hang— understand that to say, yeah, hang on— understand that to say, yeah, hang onlhere. - understand that to say, yeah, hang on, here. i've got an hang on, i'm here. i've got an opinion— hang on, i'm here. i've got an opinion-this.— hang on, i'm here. i've got an| opinion-this.-| opinion about this. but what i think— opinion about this. but what i hhhnh ann— opinion about this. but what i think and it's— opinion about this. but what i think and it's important the hhng— think and it's important the hhng hs— think and it's important the hhng h nong— think and it's important the king is doing the right thing. heh— king is doing the right thing. he's responding— king is doing the right thing. he's responding to the times,

the snnhghh— he's responding to the times, the straight and— he's responding to the times, the straight and circle sentences— the straight and circle sentences of- the straight and circle sentences of a lot of people. and— sentences of a lot of people. and he— sentences of a lot of people. and he wants— sentences of a lot of people. and he wants to— sentences of a lot of people. and he wants to concentrate on the-une— and he wants to concentrate on the-hne oh— and he wants to concentrate on the line of succession. the direct line of succession. he the direct line of succession. ne-h— the direct line of succession. ne-h cut— the direct line of succession. he-to cut away- the direct line of succession. he-to cut away a- the direct line of succession. he to cut away a lot of he wants to cut away a lot of the— he wants to cut away a lot of the extraneous— he wants to cut away a lot of the extraneous stuff , and he the extraneous stuff, and he henn— the extraneous stuff, and he hen that— the extraneous stuff, and he feels that that— the extraneous stuff, and he feels that that is in tune with the— feels that that is in tune with the nnes— feels that that is in tune with the times and— feels that that is in tune with the times and i— feels that that is in tune with the times and i think he's nhsohnheh— the times and i think he's absolutely right. and what he's nong— absolutely right. and what he's nohng hs— absolutely right. and what he's doing is essentially channelling his grandfather,— doing is essentially channelling his grandfather, king george the wh— his grandfather, king george the shxhh. ann— his grandfather, king george the shxhh. and he— his grandfather, king george the sixth. and he said— his grandfather, king george the sixth. and he said that the royal— sixth. and he said that the hoynh nanny— sixth. and he said that the royal family was best, in his onhnhn— royal family was best, in his onhnhn ,— royal family was best, in his opinion , when— royal family was best, in his opinion , when it— royal family was best, in his opinion , when it was just us for opinion, when it was just us for what— opinion, when it was just us for what whu— opinion, when it was just us for what nhh h— opinion, when it was just us for what will it be— opinion, when it was just us for what will it be saving us money, hhchnen — what will it be saving us money, michael? because— what will it be saving us money, michael? f michael? because this is one of the things that a lot of people think streamline the think if you streamline the royal presumably royal family presumably you let some you fewer some people go. you have fewer working that save working royals. does that save people i money more people like you and i money more than there are than 200 than there are more than 200 nations, nation states in the world. nearly all of them have a head— world. nearly all of them have a head of— world. nearly all of them have a head of shah.— world. nearly all of them have a head of state. it's— : nearly all of them have a head of state. it's expensive to nnhnhnhn— head of state. it's expensive to nnhnhnhn one.— head of state. it's expensive to maintain one. the— head of state. it's expensive to maintain one. the cost of the nnnsh— maintain one. the cost of the nnnsh royal— maintain one. the cost of the british royal family, compared nhh— british royal family, compared nhh the— british royal family, compared with the american presidency is anhy— with the american presidency is any amount— with the american presidency is o no amount ,— with the american presidency is a tiny amount, an— with the american presidency is a tiny amount, an absolute hoohon— a tiny amount, an absolute hoonon. h— a tiny amount, an absolute fraction. if you— a tiny amount, an absolute fraction. if you are going to hove— fraction. if you are going to have o— fraction. if you are going to have o royal— fraction. if you are going to have a royal family, they have to ho— have a royal family, they have to he kept— have a royal family, they have ho ho hoph un— have a royal family, they have ho ho hoph no n— have a royal family, they have to be kept up in a— have a royal family, they have to be kept up in a certain dignity-_ to be kept up in a certain ohgnhy. nut— to be kept up in a certain dignity. but most of the money that— dignity. but most of the money that comes— dignity. but most of the money that comes from _ dignity. but most of the money that comes from the from the

phone— that comes from the from the phone-goes— that comes from the from the public goes essentially to public purse goes essentially to pay eooneeh — public purse goes essentially to pay salaries. that's what it goes— pay salaries. that's what it goes hon — pay salaries. that's what it goee hon h— pay salaries. that's what it goes for. it doesn't go into the knee— goes for. it doesn't go into the hhng-e hoeh— goes for. it doesn't go into the king's back pocket. it doesn't go to— king's back pocket. it doesn't go no enneh— king's back pocket. it doesn't go to enrich him.— king's back pocket. it doesn't go to enrich him. he only owns noo— go to enrich him. he only owns nno progenhee— go to enrich him. he only owns two properties personally and there— two properties personally and that's balmoral— two properties personally and that's balmoral castle in soonono— that's balmoral castle in scotland and— that's balmoral castle in scotland and the norfolk estate of sandringham _ scotland and the norfolk estate of sandringham .— scotland and the norfolk estate of sandringham . so that's not of sandringham. so that's not a nonh— of sandringham. so that's not a gnohh eenne— of sandringham. so that's not a profit centre for— of sandringham. so that's not a profit centre for him. what he's oohng— profit centre for him. what he's oohng he— profit centre for him. what he's oohng he he— profit centre for him. what he's doing is his job.— profit centre for him. what he's doing is his job. and if you hove— doing is his job. and if you have o— doing is his job. and if you have o royal— doing is his job. and if you have a royal family, you have to ennnon— have a royal family, you have to euphon hen.— have a royal family, you have to support them. and— have a royal family, you have to support them. and that's what the sovenehgn— support them. and that's what the sovereign grant from parliament— the sovereign grant from parliament is— the sovereign grant from parliament is for. yeah, no , parliament is for. yeah, no, exoehh. — parliament is for. yeah, no, eooehh. ano— parliament is for. yeah, no, exactly. 2 f exactly. and actually it's really interesting on that point that you were talking about there about it would mean there about what it would mean in the public cost and in terms of the public cost and in terms of the public cost and in relation to the american presidential system . i was presidential system. i was reading earlier on before i came on air that apparently our coronation here now is going to cost somewhere the region coronation here now is going to co 150 somewhere the region coronation here now is going to co 150 to omewhere the region coronation here now is going to co 150 to £250,000, the region coronation here now is going to co 150 to £250,000, whilst egion coronation here now is going to co 150 to £250,000, whilst inion of 150 to £250,000, whilst in return, bringing us bringing us something like £1 billion. these are estimates. very hard are all the estimates. very hard to on it. to put an accurate figure on it. of course. however, look of course. however, if you look at what went on with president donald inauguration, donald trump's inauguration, that $350 million, that cost around $350 million, so actually, realistically, when you look at it, i suppose the

argument that argument would be that he's elected the are not. elected and the royals are not. but go. look i went out but there we go. look i went out and about earlier on, i didn't have that far, have to travel that far, actually. behind actually. it was just behind me here these wonderful here past these wonderful flowers here can see. flowers here that we can see. and i was chatting to some they're called tulips, tulips, tulips but thank tulips and poppies. but thank you. you know, it's not just royals on this guy. he royals expert on this guy. he does. lot. watch does. he does a lot. yeah. watch out, alan titchmarsh. but anyway, was to anyway, and i was chatting to some lovely of the some lovely members of the pubuc some lovely members of the public or not they public about whether or not they thought that royal family public about whether or not they though'have royal family public about whether or not they though'have fstreamlined should have been streamlined in light sps anne's light of prince sps anne's comments. hear them. the comments. let's hear them. the way things are going on- comments. let's hear them. the way things are going on in- the way things are going on in this country— way things are going on in this country oh— way things are going on in this eonnhn oh i...— way things are going on in this country at the moment with money and country at the moment with money one—then— country at the moment with money one—theh-onol and people losing theirjobs and gig.— and people losing theirjobs and then—houn- and people losing theirjobs and their—fault of- and people losing theirjobs and their—fault of theiri their homes of no fault of their . so— their homes of no fault of their . so one— their homes of no fault of their own . so and then— their homes of no fault of their own . so and then they see all own. so and then they see all the— own. so and then they see all the .— own. so and then they see all the. he— own. so and then they see all this. it's like— own. so and then they see all this . it's like they're own. so and then they see all this. it's like they're going to be this. it's like they're going to he o— this. it's like they're going to he o unhe— this. it's like they're going to be a little bit— this. it's like they're going to be a little bit bitter. aren't they— be a little bit bitter. aren't they greete— be a little bit bitter. aren't they great? it— be a little bit bitter. aren't they great? it depends what you hy— they great? it depends what you mean by slimming down. i mean, haven-h— mean by slimming down. i mean, hovenh they— mean by slimming down. i mean, haven't they slimmed down oheooy— haven't they slimmed down oheooy o— haven't they slimmed down already a bit— haven't they slimmed down already a bit ?_ haven't they slimmed down already a bit? um, really already a bit? um, i'm really non— already a bit? um, i'm really not h— already a bit? um, i'm really not h eon-h— already a bit? um, i'm really not. i don't live— already a bit? um, i'm really not. i don't live here. i'm from hen— not. i don't live here. i'm from new zeohono— not. i don't live here. i'm from new zeohono .— not. i don't live here. i'm from new zealand . yeah. so welcome. new zealand. yeah. so welcome. weheone— new zealand. yeah. so welcome. heheone — new zealand. yeah. so welcome. heheone so— new zealand. yeah. so welcome. welcome so what— new zealand. yeah. so welcome. welcome f new zealand. yeah. so welcome. welcome 37” f ' ”it; welcome so what princess anne says is that we've already slimmed it down enough. there are fewer hangers she are fewer hangers on and she doesn't see that we could doesn't really see that we could

be any than we are. be doing any more than we are. well, there are few hangers well, if there are few hangers on and i don't know who they are , yeah, yeah. trim them, , but yeah, yeah. trim them, nhn— , but yeah, yeah. trim them, nhn then.— , but yeah, yeah. trim them, trim them. do— , but yeah, yeah. trim them, trim them. do you- whizz?" whizz?" trim them, trim them. do you think trim them, trim them. do you think it whizz?" whizz?" trim them, trim them. do you think it would mayhe— trim them. do you think it would noyhe mehe— trim them. do you think it would maybe make the— trim them. do you think it would maybe make the royal family more nehohohhe— maybe make the royal family more nehohohhe tn— maybe make the royal family more relatable in in— maybe make the royal family more relatable in in modern relatable in in the modern nonoe — relatable in in the modern world? and— relatable in in the modern world? and if— relatable in in the modern world? "2 �*" f relatable in in the modern world? ' 2 �*" f l»; relatable in in the modern- world? and if they cost us less money. yes. yes but i do world? ' 2 �*" f l»; "2m; yes. yes but i do believe money. yes. yes but i do believe noon-h— money. yes. yes but i do believe hoenh he— money. yes. yes but i do believe hoenh he eon— money. yes. yes but i do believe hasn't he sort of— "2m; yes. yes but i do believe hasn't he sort of trimmed “nit“tifilg yes. yes but i do believe hasn't he sort of trimmed back the coronation— hasn't he sort of trimmed back the coronation to— hasn't he sort of trimmed back the coronation to cost less? heoh. — the coronation to cost less? yeah. so— the coronation to cost less? yeah. so making- the coronation to cost less? yeah. so making an effort. but i they— yeah. so making an effort. but i mean, they exist. _ yeah. so making an effort. but i mean, they exist. so it's going to ooet— mean, they exist. so it's going to ooet o— mean, they exist. so it's going to ooet e on,— mean, they exist. so it's going to cost a bit, isn't— mean, they exist. so it's going to cost a bit, isn't it? yeah, he— to cost a bit, isn't it? yeah, he gohng— to cost a bit, isn't it? yeah, he gohng ho— to cost a bit, isn't it? yeah, it's going to cost- to cost a bit, isn't it? yeah, it's going to cost a certain amount — it's going to cost a certain amount so— it's going to cost a certain amount. so what- it's going to cost a certain amount. 2 it's going to cost a certain- amount. so what would you say to people who think that we should be cutting the cost of the royal family? the taxpayer shouldn't be all? no, i be paying for them at all? no, i think they do for our think that what they do for our country,— think that what they do for our eonnnyt-he— think that what they do for our country,-is huge- country, which is huge ambassadors- country, which is huge ambassadors worldwide and pays g...— ambassadors worldwide and pays hhon pays— ambassadors worldwide and pays more than pays its— ambassadors worldwide and pays more than pays its own way for eonnhn. — more than pays its own way for our country. and _ more than pays its own way for our country. and i— more than pays its own way for our country. "2 our country. and i think i'm a taxpayer and i'm very happy for our taxes to be going for the royal family. would you pay even ho— royal family. would you pay even ho .— royal family. would you pay even ho . h— royal family. would you pay even ho . h pog— royal family. would you pay even more? no , i pay quite enough. more? no, i pay quite enough. thank you very much—

more? no, i pay quite enough. thank you very much . - more? no, i pay quite enough. thank you very much . there you thank you very much. there you go. she— thank you very much. there you go. she already thinks she pays more than enough tax. yeah. you and me both , love. there we go. and me both, love. there we go. but let's turn now to another one of the major talking points ahead coronation and that ahead of the coronation and that is the princess of wales is will the princess of wales wear saturday, wear a tiara? on saturday, a proper 1 wear a tiara? on saturday, a proper1 or wear a tiara? on saturday, a proper 1 or 1 wear a tiara? on saturday, a proper1 or 1 with jewels in it, proper 1 or 1 with jewels in it, or an expensive one, a priceless one? or will she go for a floral headpiece instead ? now, it's headpiece instead? now, it's been reported that kate could decide crown of decide to wear a crown of flowers instead of a tiara, which will a major break with which will be a major break with tradition. gb viewers can tradition. gb news viewers can see images of kate there. see two images of kate there. one the left, she's got the one on the left, she's got the fancy on, one on the fancy tiara on, one on the right. no, she's it's the right. no, she's not. it's the flowers. is flowers. michael cole is absolutely adamant that he's got to. you've got points to make about the flowers. i was going to say, whatever she wears is it will be right. and it will be heonhhnh— will be right. and it will be beautiful because- 22 2 3 and it will be beautiful because she 22 2 2 and it will be beautiful because she very, very rarely— beautiful because she very, very new gun— beautiful because she very, very rarely puts lfoot _ beautiful because she very, very rarely puts foot wrong. she rarely puts a foot wrong. she hooke— rarely puts a foot wrong. she hoohe great.— rarely puts a foot wrong. she looks great. she's a great advertisement— looks great. she's a great advertisement for this country. she-e— advertisement for this country. she's produced— advertisement for this country. she's produced three beautiful ehhhonen— she's produced three beautiful children who— she's produced three beautiful children who ,— she's produced three beautiful children who , i— she's produced three beautiful children who , i understand, on children who, i understand, on good— children who, i understand, on good onhhonhy— children who, i understand, on good authority are being brought up good authority are being brought no n— good authority are being brought no n o— good authority are being brought up in a refreshingly normal way. and—

up in a refreshingly normal way. one you— up in a refreshingly normal way. one you know,— up in a refreshingly normal way. and you know, you've got prince george— and you know, you've got prince george ene— and you know, you've got prince george erg total— and you know, you've got prince george erg total spencer , the george erg total spencer, the other— george erg total spencer, the other two, — george erg total spencer, the other two, charlotte and louis, ven— other two, charlotte and louis, very middleton— other two, charlotte and louis, very middleton and happy hhnhooy— very middleton and happy birthday today to princess chonone. — birthday today to princess charlotte. she's eight years old honey— charlotte. she's eight years old honey soy— charlotte. she's eight years old today say happy— charlotte. she's eight years old today say happy birthday to her so today say happy birthday to her so hhg— today say happy birthday to her so hhg week— today say happy birthday to her so big week for— today say happy birthday to her so big week for her a big week for g...— so big week for her a big week for the country— so big week for her a big week for the country and of course if the— for the country and of course if the hoee— for the country and of course if the the of— for the country and of course if this idea of a— for the country and of course if this idea of a floral wall coronet— this idea of a floral wall coronet comes- this idea of a floral wall coronet comes to fruition and we eon-h— coronet comes to fruition and we eon-h hnon— coronet comes to fruition and we eon-h know we— coronet comes to fruition and we don't know we don't— coronet comes to fruition and we don't know we don't know. we are egeenhonng— don't know we don't know. we are eheenhonng h— don't know we don't know. we are speculating it will— don't know we don't know. we are speculating it will then necessarily— speculating it will then necessarily become part of the crown— necessarily become part of the crown jewels— necessarily become part of the crown jewels because it will then— crown jewels because it will then he— crown jewels because it will then be displayed no ? well, it then be displayed no? well, it hueh— then be displayed no? well, it must he— then be displayed no? well, it must be because— then be displayed no? well, it must be because if she wears it to o— must be because if she wears it to a coronation.— must be because if she wears it to a coronation. well, yeah. nih— to a coronation. well, yeah. willy nih— to a coronation. well, yeah. willy no n— to a coronation. well, yeah. willy nilly it will become not tuet— willy nilly it will become not the o— willy nilly it will become not tneh o nonh— willy nilly it will become not just a floral display, it will be something— just a floral display, it will be something .— just a floral display, it will be something . can you imagine be something. can you imagine that— be something. can you imagine that h— be something. can you imagine that in museums— be something. can you imagine that in museums ,— be something. can you imagine that in museums , your diamond that in museums, your diamond heret— that in museums, your diamond here, got— that in museums, your diamond here, we've got all— that in museums, your diamond here, we've got all of these hhhnge. — here, we've got all of these things. there's— here, we've got all of these things. there's the- here, we've got all of these things. there's the flowers. well, of course— things. there's the flowers. well, of course ,— things. there's the flowers. well, of course , that's- things. well, of course , that's an well, of course, that's an onene— well, of course, that's an artist's impression. this is gone— artist's impression. this is gnhe o— artist's impression. this is gnhe o nee— artist's impression. this is quite a nice mocked one. it quite a nice mocked up one. it is quite a nice mocked up one. it he noe— quite a nice mocked up one. it one— quite a nice mocked up one. it he hon— quite a nice mocked up one. it is nice one for the. _ quite a nice mocked up one. it is nice one for the. she looks quite a nice mocked up one. it is niceand for the. she looks quite a nice mocked up one. it is niceand interestingly,.ooks quite a nice mocked up one. it is niceand interestingly, you; great. and interestingly, you know,— great. and interestingly, you know oghnhon— great. and interestingly, youi know, opinion—can great. and interestingly, you- know, opinion—can be know, opinion polls, they can be none— know, opinion polls, they can be none-he— know, opinion polls, they can be nohelhhe ,— know, opinion polls, they can be nohelhhe , oh— know, opinion polls, they can be made lie , of course, but made to lie, of course, but ohhnhon—

made to lie, of course, but ohhnhon-one— made to lie, of course, but opinion are giving the opinion polls are giving the nohee-e— opinion polls are giving the nohee-e ,— opinion polls are giving the nohee-e , oe— opinion polls are giving the wales's , as we— opinion polls are giving the wales's , as we must now call wales's, as we must now call them. — wales's, as we must now call them. hote— wales's, as we must now call them. kate and— wales's, as we must now call them. kate and william. well hono— them. kate and william. well over 70% approval rating . and over 70% approval rating. and that-e— over 70% approval rating. and hhoh-e gohng— over 70% approval rating. and that's going around the world. and— that's going around the world. and oh— that's going around the world. and of course,— that's going around the world. and of course, that's the next genenhhon— and of course, that's the next generation, which _ and of course, that's the next generation, which proves i think,— generation, which proves i hint, that— generation, which proves i think, that anne is slightly wrong— think, that anne is slightly wrong here,— think, that anne is slightly wrong here, that the king is oheohnhe— wrong here, that the king is absolute right.— wrong here, that the king is absolute right. concentrate on the ohneoh— absolute right. concentrate on the direct line— absolute right. concentrate on the direct line of— absolute right. concentrate on the direct line of succession . the direct line of succession. henn— the direct line of succession. venh. h— the direct line of succession. venh. h hhhnh— the direct line of succession. yeah, i think i— the direct line of succession. yeah, i think i think- the direct line of succession. yeah, i think i think with that , though, it's a bit of a, like you said, a shot across the bow of who is the hardest working royal quotes and quotes, the hardest royal, something hardest working royal, something like engagements like 240 odd engagements last year a heck of a year alone, which is a heck of a lot, honest. there lot, let's be honest. so there you know what? you go. well, you know what? i really hope, though, michael? i really hope, though, michael? i really hope, though, michael? i really hope that she's not choosing a fancy choosing not to wear a fancy bejewelled tiara just in case it might. the optics of it might look people think look bad and people might think , you're really , oh, well, you're not really down people just , oh, well, you're not really down for people just , oh, well, you're not really down for the people just , oh, well, you're not really down for the flowers. ople just , oh, well, you're not really down for the flowers. just just gone for the flowers. just purely because then people can 90, purely because then people can go, how in touch with go, oh, look how in touch with the big green agenda they are and know she's and stuff. you know i hope she's not made a decision based on that. yeah well, we're just that. yeah well, we're only just past day. some lovely past may day. some lovely flowere— past may day. some lovely flowers-coming- past may day. some lovely flowers-coming into- iii than some lovely flowers coming into flower iii than some lovely flcthis; coming into flower iii than some lovely flcthis moment ing into flower iii than some lovely flcthis moment .ig into flower iii than some lovely flcthis moment. i| into flower iii than some lovely flcthis moment. i thinkflower iii than some lovely

flcthis moment. i think it'sler at this moment. i think it's a really— at this moment. i think it's a neohhy nether— at this moment. i think it's a really rather lovely idea if it ohhnee— really rather lovely idea if it chimes with— really rather lovely idea if it chimes with what she believes in. chimes with what she believes hn. anh— chimes with what she believes hn. one h— chimes with what she believes hn. one hh yon— chimes with what she believes in. and if you remember that rather— in. and if you remember that rather remarkable invitation, h-n— rather remarkable invitation, h-n ee— rather remarkable invitation, h-n yon-ve— rather remarkable invitation, i'm sure you've got one to the oononohhon. — i'm sure you've got one to the coronation. it— i'm sure you've got one to the coronation. it featured it heathen— coronation. it featured it featured the— coronation. it featured it featured the green man, which i always— featured the green man, which i ohnoye thought— featured the green man, which i always thought was the name of a lot always thought was the name of a hot oh— always thought was the name of a hot of none— always thought was the name of a lot of pubs around— always thought was the name of a lot of pubs around the country. i lot of pubs around the country. h thought— lot of pubs around the country. h thought h— lot of pubs around the country. i thought it-the_ lot of pubs around the country. i thought it-the guy- lot of pubs around the country. i thought it-the guy on- lot of pubs around the country. i thought it-the guy on thel i thought it was the guy on the front of sweet kwarteng, front of the old sweet kwarteng, but apparently not. that's the jolly think jolly green giant. i think you're to jolly green giant. i think you're-to you're- jolly green giant. i think- you're-to you're getting you're going to you're getting youe— you're going to you're getting youre gerrhng— you're going to you're getting you're getting mixed up. but i rhhnh— you're getting mixed up. but i rhhnh-rhor.- you're getting mixed up. but i think-that. first- you're getting mixed up. but i think that. first of think she wore that. first of .it.— think she wore that. first of gt, hr— think she wore that. first of all, it would— think she wore that. first of all, it would be— think she wore that. first of all, it would be a beautiful rohhhng— all, it would be a beautiful talking point.— all, it would be a beautiful talking point. the fashion eohrore— talking point. the fashion editors could— talking point. the fashion editors could dine out on it for event— editors could dine out on it for several weeks. _ editors could dine out on it for several weeks. and it would look great— several weeks. and it would look great n— several weeks. and it would look great hh ehe— several weeks. and it would look great if she doesn't— several weeks. and it would look great if she doesn't feel comfortable— great if she doesn't feel comfortable wearing a heavy henehheu— comfortable wearing a heavy jewelled crown. _ comfortable wearing a heavy jewelled crown. yeah. you know, let jewelled crown. yeah. you know, her he— jewelled crown. yeah. you know, her he hooue— jewelled crown. yeah. you know, let the focus is— jewelled crown. yeah. you know, let the focus is going to be on he— let the focus is going to be on he hhng— let the focus is going to be on he hhng onu— let the focus is going to be on the king and queen camilla i rhe— the king and queen camilla i mean, the king— the king and queen camilla i mean, the king wears three ohherenr— mean, the king wears three different crowns— mean, the king wears three different crowns during the ooronorhon— different crowns during the coronation ceremony. he's got a ohohoe— coronation ceremony. he's got a ohohoe hhhe— coronation ceremony. he's got a choice like you— coronation ceremony. he's got a choice like you ,— coronation ceremony. he's got a choice like you , like we have of choice like you, like we have of hee— choice like you, like we have of thee .— choice like you, like we have of thee . hou— choice like you, like we have of ties . you know,— choice like you, like we have of ties . you know, three ties. it's ties. you know, three ties. it's got— ties. you know, three ties. it's got rhree— ties. you know, three ties. it's got three crowns— ties. you know, three ties. it's got three crowns that day. so let got three crowns that day. so her he— got three crowns that day. so let the focus— got three crowns that day. so let the focus be _ got three crowns that day. so let the focus be there and there— let the focus be there and that's where _ let the focus be there and that's where it— let the focus be there and that's where it should be. but wherever— that's where it should be. but whatever she— that's where it should be. but whatever she does, she looks

great — whatever she does, she looks great. she— whatever she does, she looks great. she does. _ whatever she does, she looks great. 2 "2 2 great. she does. and actually, you're absolutely right. and if we do get wind that it's definitely going to happening definitely going to be happening with headpieces. you with the floral headpieces. you know be know what's going to be happening aisle, happening up and down the aisle, be every single be wearing them. every single person is going to wearing person is going to be wearing them. might even get one them. yeah i might even get one on quite on anyway. right that's quite enough think, isn't enough of that, i think, isn't it? some the royal family's it? some of the royal family's most followers are most devoted followers are already camping outside buckingham very buckingham palace. we are very nearly moment that have nearly at the moment that i have been i came on nearly at the moment that i have beetoday. i came on nearly at the moment that i have beetoday. i i came on nearly at the moment that i have beetoday. i am i came on nearly at the moment that i have beetoday. i am really i came on nearly at the moment that i have beetoday. i am really hoping; on airtoday. i am really hoping that i'm going to be able to talk one the biggest talk with one of the biggest royal fans superfans in the country. she's made her way down. she's standing just somewhere over there, just behind the camera over there. now patrick christys gb now it's patrick christys on gb news. are britain's

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much_as.build much for tuning in as we build up, much for tuning in as we build .p, oh— much for tuning in as we build .p, or oouree— much for tuning in as we build up, of course, to— much for tuning in as we build up, of course, to one of the noer— up, of course, to one of the most important— up, of course, to one of the most important days in our norhonoh— national calendar in our norhonoh-he- national calendar in our national is king national history is king ohohoe-e— national history is kingj charles's—on charles's coronation on saturday.— charles's coronation on saturday. most charles's coronation on- saturday. _most people saturday. but as most people. ooroee—nhonnhngt across the country are planning, erreer— across the country are planning, erreer nonhee— across the country are planning, street parties and— across the country are planning, street parties and gatherings onu— street parties and gatherings one-rheu— street parties and gatherings and their quiches out of and getting their quiches out of the and getting their quiches out of rho oen— and getting their quiches out of rho ro— and getting their quiches out of the oven to celebrate the king's ooronorhon— the oven to celebrate the king's coronation, police— the oven to celebrate the king's coronation, police officers and eeourhry— coronation, police officers and security services— coronation, police officers and security services are preparing the security services are preparing rhe horgeer— security services are preparing the largest security operation ehnoe— the largest security operation rhe— the largest security operation since the late— the largest security operation since the late queen's funeral heer— since the late queen's funeral last september. _ since the late queen's funeral last september. and one thing i ohh— last september. and one thing i nhhh sav— last september. and one thing i nhhh eoy noe— last september. and one thing i will say was there _ last september. and one thing i will say was there weren't reohhy— will say was there weren't reohhy ony— will say was there weren't really any them dotted around really any of them dotted around here—honey- really any of them dotted around here—honey ,- really any of them dotted around here _today , the. here yesterday. but today, the eoohe — here yesterday. but today, the eoohe-nohhoe— here yesterday. but today, the scale police operation is scale of the police operation is veer.— scale of the police operation is veer.-erenneu- scale of the police operation is veer.-erenneu un- scale of the police operation is vast.-stepped up a. vast. it's really stepped up a rever— vast. it's really stepped up a level operation— vast. it's really stepped up a level operation golden orb, it's oohheu— level operation golden orb, it's oohheu ,— level operation golden orb, it's oohheu , hoe— level operation golden orb, it's called , has already been called, has already been underway— called, has already been underway for— called, has already been underway for a week. but with the authorities— underway for a week. but with the authorities vetting so—called _ the authorities vetting so—called royal obsessives to try so—called royal obsessives to no one— so—called royal obsessives to try and identify— so—called royal obsessives to try and identify anyone who ooure— try and identify anyone who could disrupt— try and identify anyone who could disrupt the festivities, of could disrupt the festivities, or honhouhor— could disrupt the festivities, of particular concern are environmental- of particular concern are environmental protest groups, though— environmental protest groups, rhoughrhey-re— environmental protest groups, though they're not the old royal eunerhone— though they're not the old royal euperhone or— though they're not the old royal superfans or obsessives, which i rhhnh— superfans or obsessives, which i rhhnh he— superfans or obsessives, which i rhhnh he o— superfans or obsessives, which i rhhnh he o ohh— superfans or obsessives, which i think is a bit mean. no, these you— think is a bit mean. no, these you know,— think is a bit mean. no, these are you know, well, your old ohoeehoe— are you know, well, your old classics just— are you know, well, your old classics just stop- are you know, well, your old classics just stop oil aren't rheye— classics just stop oil aren't rheye hhoee— classics just stop oil aren't they? those numpties are back at it, they? those numpties are back at hrt-rhey-ve— they? those numpties are back at hrt-rhey-ve heen— it, but they've been increasingly active recent increasingly active in recent nonrhe— months and police will use intelligence— intelligence on the most greyohenr— intelligence on the most prevalent activists to prevent them — prevalent activists to prevent then from —

prevalent activists to prevent them from causing trouble . them from causing trouble. joining— them from causing trouble. joining ne— them from causing trouble. joining me now— them from causing trouble. joining me now is former head of royoh— joining me now is former head of royal protection. _ joining me now is former head of royal protection. it's— joining me now is former head of royal protection. it's di novhee— royal protection. it's di davies. di,— royal protection. it's di davies. di, thank you very much . hon,— davies. di, thank you very much . how, r— davies. di, thank you very much . how, r rhhnh— davies. di, thank you very much . now, i think there's very much rho— . now, i think there's very much too ohherenr— . now, i think there's very much two different things going on nae,— two different things going on here, goeehhhy— two different things going on here, possibly more actually. rhe— here, possibly more actually. hhe ther— here, possibly more actually. the first one— here, possibly more actually. the first one is— here, possibly more actually. the first one is these so—called ohh— the first one is these so—called ohoh royoh— the first one is these so—called old royal obsessives . is that a old royal obsessives. is that a unhe— old royal obsessives. is that a hhrrhe hh— old royal obsessives. is that a little bit mean— old royal obsessives. is that a little bit mean on— old royal obsessives. is that a little bit mean on those lovely geothe— little bit mean on those lovely peopte who— little bit mean on those lovely peopte who rye— little bit mean on those lovely people who i've met who were oonghng— people who i've met who were oonphng our— people who i've met who were camping out there for days? no i uouhun-r— camping out there for days? no i wouldn't regard— camping out there for days? no i wouldn't regard them as obsessives— wouldn't regard them as obsessives in— wouldn't regard them as obsessives in the way that i ooure— obsessives in the way that i would consider— obsessives in the way that i would consider obsessives. hhey-re— would consider obsessives. hhey-re rhe— would consider obsessives. they're the people- would consider obsessives. they're the people who- would consider obsessives. they're the people who are mentally ill and who have a fixation . and it can vary from fixation. and it can vary from thinking they ought to be part of the royal family to they should have been married, etcetera, etcetera . they are the etcetera, etcetera. they are the real ones. and they've been around for years, both in this country and abroad . and there is country and abroad. and there is this fixated threat assessment centre who are allegedly came out. there are about 200 that they're really concerned with and about 10% of those would pose a danger. so they're the

people that the police and others will be looking out for to ensure that if they're anywhere near here, they're either escorted away or appropriate action taken . okay. appropriate action taken. okay. now the police officer- appropriate action taken. okay. now the police officer do- 2 2 okay. now the police officer do a lot of hue— now the police officer do a lot of due diligence,— now the police officer do a lot of due diligence, don't they? anu— of due diligence, don't they? one they-re— of due diligence, don't they? and they're apparently monitoring— and they're apparently monitoring several thousand geothe— monitoring several thousand peopte very,— monitoring several thousand people very, very in the people very, very closely in the run-ro— people very, very closely in the runlro ohh— people very, very closely in the runlro oh oh— people very, very closely in the run .to all of this. - people very, very closely in the run to all of this. so can run up to all of this. so can rhey— run up to all of this. so can they pre—emptively act when it ro— they pre—emptively act when it ro hueh— they pre—emptively act when it comes to just stop oil? i was uohohhng— comes to just stop oil? i was uohohhng non— comes to just stop oil? i was watching dan wootton fantastic enou— watching dan wootton fantastic ehou heer— watching dan wootton fantastic show last night— watching dan wootton fantastic show last night and indeed, eyeryhooy— show last night and indeed, everybody should. 9 to 11 right here— everybody should. 9 to 11 right here on— everybody should. 9 to 11 right here on on— everybody should. 9 to 11 right here on gb news.— everybody should. 9 to 11 right here on gb news. and there was an here on gb news. and there was on hnuhvhuuoh— here on gb news. and there was an individual on— here on gb news. and there was an individual on there, a lady who— an individual on there, a lady who eohu— an individual on there, a lady who said that— an individual on there, a lady who said that would who said that she would pre—emptively who said that she would- pre—emptively- known pre—emptively lock up known nernereh— pre—emptively lock up known rnernereh oh— pre—emptively lock up known members of just— pre—emptively lock up known members of just stop oil and eeeenrhohhy— members of just stop oil and essentially put— members of just stop oil and essentially put them under house oneer— essentially put them under house oneer hor— essentially put them under house oneer for he— essentially put them under house arrest for the event.— essentially put them under house arrest for the event. and i hon-r— arrest for the event. and i don't-there'll- arrest for the event. and i don't there'll be a arrest for the event. and i don't-there'll be a of don't think there'll be a lot of ophoehrhon— don't think there'll be a lot of oghoehrhon ro— don't think there'll be a lot of opposition to that. di so that's wan,— opposition to that. di so that's wan, youre— opposition to that. di so that's well, you're right. "2 2 opposition to that. di so that's well, you're right. ' 22 2 2 well, you're right. and in case of football hooligans, they do actually do that or they take out orders against them. i'm not aware as far as public order that there is a precedent for doing that. i think if you have the evidence that they are going

to cause a breach of the peace and don't forget, breach of peace is always available to the police, they should consider all their available legal options, but emphasise the word legal. it has to be legal. but no, if they cause disruption, they should be swiftly removed and if at all possible, shouldn't be allowed anywhere near the possession . anywhere near the possession. because this is the king's day. it's the country's day as well. and i don't think a very tiny minority motty for whatever reasons they have, should be allowed to spoil it and spoil the image across the world because there will be billions watching this . i mean, the met watching this. i mean, the met police have whatever else they don't do right these days. they certainly normally get these things spot on. and i was very proud of the late queens funeral and how all the services there. and we mustn't forget , this is a and we mustn't forget, this is a combined factor between the military, the police, the intelligence, the mayor of london and his team. there's a

huge , huge, huge operation that huge, huge, huge operation that has been going on for months , has been going on for months, not weeks, months , absolutely . not weeks, months, absolutely. now, part of operation golden ony— now, part of operation golden on, oe— now, part of operation golden on, oe hre— now, part of operation golden orb, as it's been— now, part of operation golden orb, as it's been called, will enhnere— orb, as it's been called, will see snipers on— orb, as it's been called, will see snipers on the roof and it whhh— see snipers on the roof and it whhh eee— see snipers on the roof and it will see people— see snipers on the roof and it will see people embedding themselves— will see people embedding themselves into crowds. and one of he— themselves into crowds. and one of he an.— themselves into crowds. and one of the big concerns— themselves into crowds. and one of the big concerns that any event— of the big concerns that any event hhe— of the big concerns that any event like this— of the big concerns that any event like this is— of the big concerns that any event like this is going to be he— event like this is going to be he oenehry— event like this is going to be the density of— event like this is going to be the density of crowds and hrenhhyt— the density of crowds and rronhhy, nor— the density of crowds and frankly, not being able to know exoorhy— frankly, not being able to know exoorhy who— frankly, not being able to know eooorhy who he— frankly, not being able to know exactly who is in— frankly, not being able to know exactly who is in those crowds onu— exactly who is in those crowds and wherher— exactly who is in those crowds and whether it's— exactly who is in those crowds and whether it's your kind of hueh— and whether it's your kind of hue our— and whether it's your kind of we our one— and whether it's your kind of just out and out— and whether it's your kind of just out and out terrorist, whether— just out and out terrorist, whether it's— just out and out terrorist, whether it's from just stop oil worrie— whether it's from just stop oil none or— whether it's from just stop oil nortje or whoever— whether it's from just stop oil nortje or whoever it is, a royal oeeeehhwe— nortje or whoever it is, a royal obsessive, whatever . okay. it's obsessive, whatever. okay. it's very— obsessive, whatever. okay. it's very ohhhhouh— obsessive, whatever. okay. it's very difficult for— obsessive, whatever. okay. it's very difficult for the authorities - very difficult for the authorities to actually tell. so reth— authorities to actually tell. so how he— authorities to actually tell. so talk me through— authorities to actually tell. so talk me through some of the roorhoe— talk me through some of the roorhoe-you— talk me through some of the tactics .you-i- talk me through some of the tactics you i mean, tactics that you use. i mean, ore—cowe- tactics that you use. i mean, are—cctv? how. tactics that you use. i mean,| are—cctv? how are tactics that you use. i mean,- are_cctv? how are we are we talking cctv? how are we rohhhnge—ohourl talking? what's high tech about it talking? what's high tech about hr-goee— talking? what's high tech about hr-goee one— talking? what's high tech about it-goes on? well,- talking? what's high tech about it goes on? well, again it or what goes on? well, again , you-e— it or what goes on? well, again , you've answered— it or what goes on? well, again , you've answered to some degree your— , you've answered to some degree your your— , you've answered to some degree your your on— , you've answered to some degree your your own question in the hoor— your your own question in the root ,— your your own question in the root , yee— your your own question in the fact , yes, there— your your own question in the fact , yes, there will be cctv . fact, yes, there will be cctv. yesr _ fact, yes, there will be cctv. wee. there— fact, yes, there will be cctv. yes, there will— fact, yes, there will be cctv. yes, there will be— fact, yes, there will be cctv. yes, there will be monitoring . yes, there will be monitoring. and i'm an old public order. i used to do a lot of public order and capture the ground early as you can see now, the police are

actually ensuring key areas are protected. yeah and have been protected. yeah and have been protected for some time. i'd be looking at where i would consider are the pinch points. one of the key things, as well as protecting the royals and the vips and everybody else is protecting the public. and what you have to have are contingency plans. so that in the event of any untoward incident, you can react quickly and safeguard guard because what happens in any large event , they might, if any large event, they might, if there was one, is panic. so what you have to do is consider how you have to do is consider how you evacuate . how would you deal you evacuate. how would you deal with a major incident? and i've no doubt there are a number of contingency plans. and that is key because if you fail to prepare, you will fail. so preparation is key. knowing your ground is good. and in my case, i always say know your history . i always say know your history. we know what has happened previous albie in royal events and i can take you back to 1760

if you really want . as to the if you really want. as to the events and how george ii was attacked, then you have queen victoria. you had royals being attacked throughout the centuries. so you've got to know how and where, not only in this country but in holland, where the royal family were attacked by a guy in a car. so you've got to know all of these things and then put them into the strategies of today . strategies of today. absolutely. look, «di, strategies of today. - absolutely. look, di, thank you very— absolutely. look, di, thank you very ,— absolutely. look, di, thank you very , very— absolutely. look, di, thank you very , wery nuoh— absolutely. look, di, thank you very , very much. di davies, the very, very much. di davies, the former— very, very much. di davies, the former heoe— very, very much. di davies, the former head of— very, very much. di davies, the former head of royal protection, just former head of royal protection, huer ghwhng— former head of royal protection, huer ghwhng you— former head of royal protection, huer ghwhng you o— former head of royal protection, just giving you a little bit of a just giving you a little bit of ohhowour— just giving you a little bit of a flavour of— just giving you a little bit of a flavour of security, definitely— a flavour of security, definitely notably actually renne— definitely notably actually range up— definitely notably actually ramps up here. it a vast ramps up here. it was a vast ahhherenoe— ramps up here. it was a vast difference between level of difference between the level of eeourhry— difference between the level of eeourhry-ro— difference between the level of security-to the - difference between the level of security to the was security today to the was yeereraay. — security today to the was yesterday. to yesterday. that's only going to increase,_the- yesterday. that's only going to. increase,_the week increase, of course, as the week runhhee— increase, of course, as the week runhhee on— increase, of course, as the week rumbles on here— increase, of course, as the week rumbles on here outside buckingham _ rumbles on here outside buckingham palace, as we build rumbles on here outside bu

made her way down here. she's oannhng— made her way down here. she's oanphng our.— made her way down here. she's oanphng our. so— made her way down here. she's camping out. so we're going to be camping out. so we're going to he ro— camping out. so we're going to he ro rahhhng— camping out. so we're going to be to talking a— camping out. so we're going to be to talking a fan— camping out. so we're going to be to talking a fan favourite here— be to talking a fan favourite here ar— be to talking a fan favourite here at on— be to talking a fan favourite here at gb news. anita but it's not hueh— here at gb news. anita but it's not huer-hewe— here at gb news. anita but it's not just news well. i'm not just royal news as well. i'm going— not just royal news as well. i'm gohng-rahhhng— not just royal news as well. i'm going talking about lots, not just royal news as well. i'm goin more talking about lots, not just royal news as well. i'm goin more . talking about lots, not just royal news as well. i'm goin more . first,�*ig about lots, not just royal news as well. i'm goin more . first, though, lots, not just royal news as well. i'm goin more . first, though, l(is, lots more. first, though, it is your— lots more. first, though, it is your hareer— lots more. first, though, it is your latest headlines polly your latest headlines with polly hhhaahehurer— your latest headlines with polly middlehurst .— your latest headlines with polly middlehurst . patrick thank you. middlehurst. patrick thank you. ooou— middlehurst. patrick thank you. good ewenhng— middlehurst. patrick thank you. good evening to— middlehurst. patrick thank you. good evening to you. _ middlehurst. patrick thank you. good evening to you. and- middlehurst. patrick thank you. good evening to you. and the top stories this hour. more than a million nhs staff in england will receive a 5% pay rise. health unions representing the majority of nhs workers have recommended that a revised pay offer made by the government should be implemented. members of the nhs staff council said that the unions agreed to the deal for staff, which includes all nhs workers apart from doctors , dentists and senior doctors, dentists and senior managers , the royal college of managers, the royal college of nursing and unite , however, nursing and unite, however, voted against the pay deal. health secretary steve barclay says the government will implement the pay rise for nhs workers and is urging the remaining unions to accept the offer . meanwhile

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down. at 7773 points. so, okay, i have seen people who properly love our royal family gathering overjust properly love our royal family gathering over just over there on the mall , gathering over just over there on the mall, on the mall. but they'll be gathering- on the mall, on the mall. but they'll be gathering over- they'll be gathering over the haer— they'll be gathering over the he oounhe— they'll be gathering over the last couple of— they'll be gathering over the last couple of days. there's a few— last couple of days. there's a few geothe— last couple of days. there's a few people here,— last couple of days. there's a few people here, wonderful geothe— few people here, wonderful peopte ae— few people here, wonderful people as well,— few people here, wonderful people as well, just occasionally shouting me, occasionally shouting at me, noerhy—rheyl mostly nice things as they garner— mostly nice things as they- gather-buckingham mostly nice things as they gather but buckingham mostly nice things as they gather buti buckingham mostly nice things as they gather but i am buckingham mostly nice things as they gather but i am sure (ingham mostly nice things as they gather but i am sure thatham mostly nice things as they gather but i am sure that there palace. but i am sure that there are palace. but i am sure that there many— palace. but i am sure that there are many more to— palace. but i am sure that there are many more to come in the run up ro— are many more to come in the run up to saruraay-e— are many more to come in the run up to saturday's-as- up to saturday's festivity, as my— up to saturday's festivity, as my on— up to saturday's festivity, as my gb colleague theo my gb news colleague theo ohhhonha— my gb news colleague theo chikomba has— my gb news colleague theo chikomba has up two chikomba has met up with two aheohure— chikomba has met up with two absolute-who- chikomba has met up with two absolute _who are i absolute superfans who are ahreaay— absolute superfans who are already here.— absolute superfans who are already here. and by the way , i already here. and by the way, i rhhnh— already here. and by the way, i rhhnh you-hh— already here. and by the way, i think you'll recognise one of theee.— think you'll recognise one of theee-away,- think you'll recognise one of these. away, theo. think you'll recognise one of- these.-away, theo. i had these. take it away, theo. i had these. take it away, theo. i had the pheaeure— these. take it away, theo. i had the pleasure of— these. take it away, theo. i had the pleasure of meeting anita and donna at prince and our friend donna at prince william and kate's wedding , and william and kate's wedding, and they were very kind enough to let me join their little group and we've been friends ever since. and and we've been friends ever since . and how has that since. and how has that hrhenaehhn— since. and how has that friendship been- 22i; and how has that friendship been ? 222; and how has that friendship been ? meeting people friendship been? meeting people in friendship been? meeting people hn rhe— friendship been? meeting people hn rhe noer— friendship been? meeting people in the most of— friendship been? meeting people

in the most of places ? o2 in the most of places? oh, man, it's in the most of places? oh, man, he great. and,— in the most of places? oh, man, it's great. and, you— in the most of places? 02 2222 2 2222 and, you know, mj in the most of places? 02 2222 2 22222 and, you know, mj we it's great. and, you know, mj we oahh— it's great. and, you know, mj we oahh her— it's great. and, you know, mj we oahh her nu— it's great. and, you know, mj we oahh her mj .— it's great. and, you know, mj we call her mj . she— it's great. and, you know, mj we call her mj . she lives- 2 22222 and, you know, mj we call her mj . she lives at one call her mj. she lives at one ena— call her mj. she lives at one end or— call her mj. she lives at one end of rhe— call her mj. she lives at one end of the country and i live at he— end of the country and i live at he orher. — end of the country and i live at the other. and— end of the country and i live at the other. and we— end of the country and i live at the other. and we don't meet very— the other. and we don't meet wery onen— the other. and we don't meet very often hur— the other. and we don't meet very often, but just at royal occasions and— very often, but just at royal occasions and it's great. it's, hre— occasions and it's great. it's, hr-e gooe— occasions and it's great. it's, no good ro— occasions and it's great. it's, it's good to have— occasions and it's great. it's, it's good to have ,- occasions and it's great. it's, it's good to have , it's good to it's good to have, it's good to have— it's good to have, it's good to have geothe— it's good to have, it's good to have people who— it's good to have, it's good to have people who kind of understand— have people who kind of understand and get it. what hehng— understand and get it. what hehng a— understand and get it. what being a monarchist is all about . anu— being a monarchist is all about . and for— being a monarchist is all about . and for you.— being a monarchist is all about . and for you, this— being a monarchist is all about . and for you, this week- being a monarchist is all about . and for you, this week is a big week. tell me why you've come a few days in advance to get a good spot and how much you're looking forward to this weekend. i think it's important for me— weekend. i think it's important for one ro— weekend. i think it's important for one o he— weekend. i think it's important for me to be here— 2 i think it's important for me to be here because i want to for me to be here because i want ro—oharhee— for me to be here because i want ro—oharhee hrh- for me to be here because i want to_charles iii that. for me to be here because i want to charles iii that we to show king charles iii that we are to show king charles iii that we gohng— to show king charles iii that we are going .continue - to show king charles iii that we are going continue support are going to continue to support hhn— are going to continue to support hhn ana— are going to continue to support hhn and he— are going to continue to support him and be there— are going to continue to support him and be there for him in just the him and be there for him in just rhe eae— him and be there for him in just the same-were- him and be there for him in just the same-were for- him and be there for him in just the same were for the the same way we were for the hate — the same way we were for the hate oueen — the same way we were for the late queen and— the same way we were for the late queen and for you. what you— late queen and for you. what were you looking forward to, especially this weekend? i want to see the golden coach- especially this weekend? i want to see the golden coach in- to see the golden coach in aorhon. — to see the golden coach in aorhon. h— to see the golden coach in action. i can't— to see the golden coach in action. i can't wait- to see the golden coach in action. 222 2 2 to see the golden coach in action. 2 2 2 2 action. i can't wait to see the golden coach in action . and it golden coach in action. and it doesn't matter where you are. you'll to it. it's you'll be able to see it. it's about size of a double about the size of a double decker bus, isn't it? we really just want to see that. i've read all about it. i've seen it in books and coronation books,

all about it. i've seen it in books didn't coronation books, all about it. i've seen it in books didn't corloution books, all about it. i've seen it in books didn't corlout very ooks, which didn't come out very often. and yeah , this is once in often. and yeah, this is once in a lifetime for me to the a lifetime for me to see the golden but we met in 2011 golden coach. but we met in 2011 at kate and william's wedding, and was when we were and that was when we were allowed to camp outside of westminster abbey. and we've allowed to camp outside of westitotster abbey. and we've allowed to camp outside of westito tozr abbey. and we've allowed to camp outside of westito to windsor and we've allowed to camp outside of westito to windsor thej we've allowed to camp outside of westito to windsor the queen's been to to windsor the queen's birthdays on occasions , birthdays on occasions, especially the 90th birthday as well . and we were here last well. and we were both here last year for the queen's funeral , year for the queen's funeral, but we couldn't meet because of the volume of people. we couldn't get each other , couldn't get to each other, couldn't get to each other, could we? no, it was just mad. and going be even madder and it's going to be even madder on saturday. so don't go anywhere. no i'm staying put now. my tent's up . that's it. now. my tent's up. that's it. i'm going nowhere on that. you've arrived. you've pitched your— you've arrived. you've pitched your rent— you've arrived. you've pitched your rent uh.— you've arrived. you've pitched your tent up. are— you've arrived. you've pitched your tent up. are you looking forward— your tent up. are you looking forward ro— your tent up. are you looking forward to those— your tent up. are you looking forward to those cold nights, or is forward to those cold nights, or he the— forward to those cold nights, or he the au— forward to those cold nights, or is this all worth— forward to those cold nights, or is this all worth it? i don't know— is this all worth it? i don't know why— is this all worth it? i don't know why people go on about cold nhghre. — know why people go on about cold nhghre. anu— know why people go on about cold nhghre. and he— know why people go on about cold nights. and is it— know why people go on about cold nights. and is it worth- know why people go on about cold nights. ' 22 2 272 nights. and is it worth it? personally, i've never been cold. last year, the cafe very kindly saved me some cardboard because i thought , kindly saved me some cardboard because i thought, hang on, homeless people sleep on cardboard . that's a good tip. so cardboard. that's a good tip. so they saved me some cardboard.

but this year i've got really posh and i've a roma and posh and i've got a roma and a new sleeping bag. i've gone up—market . it is my 70th up—market. it is my 70th birthday this year, so i decided to treat myself brilliant . and to treat myself brilliant. and last one to you. how 22 and last one to you. how much does he— last one to you. how much does he hooyah— last one to you. how much does the royal family— last one to you. how much does the royal family mean to you and how— the royal family mean to you and how hnnonanr— the royal family mean to you and how important is— the royal family mean to you and how important is it— the royal family mean to you and how important is it for people to how important is it for people ro ooe— how important is it for people to come together— how important is it for people to come together and be unified 7 to come together and be unified e war.— to come together and be unified e not. run— to come together and be unified e not. run a— to come together and be unified ? well, i'm a monarchist, so, you know, and i've been a monarchist. well as long as i can remember. and i just that's what i am. that's that's my politics, if you like. and i would defend the monarchy with my last breath . and i certainly my last breath. and i certainly would. i've studied the history of it for 45 years. and i know why i'm a monarchist. to me , the why i'm a monarchist. to me, the monarchy represents freedom. it's why i'm camping here in london. because i want to. because i'm free to do that in my country . oh, well, there we my country. oh, well, there we 90, my country. oh, well, there we go, hane— my country. oh, well, there we go, rane raerho— my country. oh, well, there we go, fans tastic to— my country. oh, well, there we go, fans tastic to see- 2.22. oh, well, there we go, fans tastic to see anita and her— go, fans tastic to see anita and her mare— go, fans tastic to see anita and her mate there. _ go, fans tastic to see anita and her mate there. i've interviewed anna— her mate there. i've interviewed hnhha eeeah— her mate there. i've interviewed anita several times, so to know

anar— anita several times, so to know that ehe-e— anita several times, so to know that ehe-e hueh— anita several times, so to know that she's just around the corner there— that she's just around the corner there is— that she's just around the corner there is great though. hhhohaeh—ne.| corner there is great though.- michael_me. the michael cole still with me. the big michael cole still with me. the hhg—hhneehh- big royal expert himself, hhhohaeht— big royal expert himself, michael, you've some michael, you've had some interactions— michael, you've had some interactions with people a bit hhe— interactions with people a bit hhhe anna— interactions with people a bit like anita, haven't you? “22 2 like anita, haven't you? yeah, when— like anita, haven't you? yeah, when we— like anita, haven't you? yeah, when we used— like anita, haven't you? yeah, when we used around the when we used to go around the world events , we had world on royal events, we had a name for these lovely people and we called them the twirlers because whether it was new zealand or australia, west zealand or australia, the west indies , wherever you went, indies, wherever you went, you'd go event and there'd go to a royal event and there'd be ladies anita be two lovely ladies like anita , and they'd to us, are we , and they'd say to us, are we too or are we too early? too early or are we too early? yeah and i'll tell you how things have changed. you know, the royal walkabout, which is standard now , it was tried out, standard now, it was tried out, first of all, in australia. that's why it's called a walkabout. okay and the very first one was after the queen's thanksgiving service for her silver jubilee thanksgiving service for her silverjubilee , thanksgiving service for her silver jubilee , 1977, outside silver jubilee, 1977, outside outside saint paul's cathedral , outside saint paul's cathedral, the queen wore a lovely, beautiful pink coat and hat, and she went and met the people. first time. that's only 45 years ago. that's how things have changed. ijust ago. that's how things have changed. i just love it so much. ana— changed. i just love it so much. who r— changed. i just love it so much. who r hone— changed. i just love it so much. who r hope we— changed. i just love it so much. and i hope we talk— changed. i just love it so much. and i hope we talk a— 222 i just love it so much. and i hope we talk a lot about

the protesters— and i hope we talk a lot about the protesters and— and i hope we talk a lot about the protesters and all of this eruhh — the protesters and all of this eruhh h— the protesters and all of this eruhh hhuer— the protesters and all of this stuff. i just hope— the protesters and all of this stuff. i just hope they don't un— stuff. i just hope they don't hr— stuff. i just hope they don't h or— stuff. i just hope they don't ruin it for those _ stuff. i just hope they don't ruin it for those people, this is ruin it for those people, this he hhe— ruin it for those people, this he hhhe rhe— ruin it for those people, this is like the biggest thing in then— is like the biggest thing in their-there's- is like the biggest thing in their there's always their life. there's always eehhheh— their life. there's always selfish _want their life. there's always. selfish _want to selfish people who want to hnnoee — selfish people who want to hnnoee—on- selfish people who want to hngoee—on h selfish people who want to impose _on i just impose themselves on us. i just when— impose themselves on us. i just when they-u— impose themselves on us. i just when they-u-a— impose themselves on us. i just wish they'd a break. wish they'd give us a break. yeah, is. it is unkind. and yeah, it is. it is unkind. and do they think that they are the only people about the only people who care about the planet we care about planet because we care about their ego as much as eco warriors? aren't they their ego warriors? aren't they their ego warriors? they're selfish and they are complacent and they think that they are more important than anybody else. well, next say what you well, next time, say what you reahhy—ohaytl really think, michael. okay, hear— really think, michael. okay,- hear—reahhy next time, say what you really rhhh—anal think. now, look, ladies and genrhenen— think. now, look, ladies and gentlemen, it— think. now, look, ladies and gentlemen, it isn't just about the gentlemen, it isn't just about he royah— gentlemen, it isn't just about the royal news— gentlemen, it isn't just about the royal news today. do gentlemen, it isn't just about the rt some aws today. do gentlemen, it isn't just about the rt some very oday. do gentlemen, it isn't just about the rlsome very serious do have some very serious news to be have some very serious news to he hrhnghng— have some very serious news to he hrhnghng-wery- be bringing you very, very ehonhy. — be bringing you very, very shortly. shortly. so it's definitely— shortly. shortly. so it's definitely shift shortly. shortly. so it's definitelylshift this, definitely a shift in tone this, haohee— definitely a shift in tone this,- haahee—horner ladies and gentlemen. but former huoy— ladies and gentlemen. but former huoy horny— ladies and gentlemen. but former nurse lucy letby has taken the erana— nurse lucy letby has taken the erana ro— nurse lucy letby has taken the erana ro ghwe— nurse lucy letby has taken the stand to give evidence at manchester— stand to give evidence at manchester crown court for the na— manchester crown court for the the the— manchester crown court for the first time today— manchester crown court for the first time today .— manchester crown court for the first time today . the 33 year first time today. the 33 year ohh— first time today. the 33 year out he— first time today. the 33 year old is accused— first time today. the 33 year old is accused of— first time today. the 33 year old is accused of the murders of hahhee— old is accused of the murders of seven babies and— old is accused of the murders of seven babies and the attempted nurerea— seven babies and the attempted nurerea oh— seven babies and the attempted nurerea of a— seven babies and the attempted murders of a further ten babies whhher— murders of a further ten babies whilst working— murders of a further ten babies whilst working at— murders of a further ten babies whilst working at the countess of oheerer— whilst working at the countess of chester hospital between 2015

and zero. — of chester hospital between 2015 and zero. how— of chester hospital between 2015 and 2016. now she— of chester hospital between 2015 and 2016. now she denies all of the and 2016. now she denies all of rho ohargee— and 2016. now she denies all of the charges, but— and 2016. now she denies all of the charges, but this is just an aheohurehy— the charges, but this is just an absolutely horrific case. our noun—weer— absolutely horrific case. our north—west of— absolutely horrific case. our north—west of england. reporter sonhhe— north—west of england. reporter sohhhe heater— north—west of england. reporter sophie reaper is— north—west of england. reporter sophie reaper is at the court for ue— sophie reaper is at the court for ue hooray— sophie reaper is at the court for ue roaay .— sophie reaper is at the court for us today. hey, and sophie, whar— for us today. hey, and sophie, whar noe— for us today. hey, and sophie, what more can— for us today. hey, and sophie, what more can you tell us about what-e— what more can you tell us about whar-e heen— what more can you tell us about what's been going— what more can you tell us about what's been going on today ? well what's been going on today? well this afternoon,— what's been going on today? well this afternoon, benjamin myers , this afternoon, benjamin myers, kc this afternoon, benjamin myers, ho oh— this afternoon, benjamin myers, ho of he— this afternoon, benjamin myers, kc of the defence— this afternoon, benjamin myers, kc of the defence has begun gueerhonhng— kc of the defence has begun questioning lucy letby about various aspects— questioning lucy letby about various aspects of the house she hhwng— various aspects of the house she hhwhng hn— various aspects of the house she hhwhng hn ar— various aspects of the house she was living in at the— various aspects of the house she was living in at the time of her areer — was living in at the time of her areer how— was living in at the time of her arrest. now the— was living in at the time of her arrest. \with was living in at the time of her arrest. twith arrest. now the former nurse sat in the witness box, sobbed , and in the witness box, sobbed, and as she was shown, images of her home, things like her cuddly toys spread out on her bed and a noticeboard in her kitchen, which had pictures and cards from family attached to it, one of which described her as number one godmother. the defence then moved on to question the former nurse about various other pieces of paper that were found by police in the property . on one police in the property. on one of the notes she'd named a set

of the notes she'd named a set of triplets, two of whom she's alleged to have murdered in june of 2016, one under the names she'd written today is your birthday day, but you aren't here. and i am so sorry for that. i'm sorry that you couldn't have a chance at the life you should have and the pain that your parents must experience every day . she experience every day. she followed that by writing. we tried our best and it wasn't enough. now she explained that this was a reference to the team at the countess of chester hospital , who at the countess of chester hospital, who had at the countess of chester hospital , who had attempted to hospital, who had attempted to save the lives of those babies but had been unable able to do so. now court has finished for the day here in manchester, but we're expecting it to resume once again on . friday sophie, once again on. friday sophie, thank you very much. sophie reaper thank you very much. sophie heater theret— thank you very much. sophie reaper there, who's- "222 sophie reaper there, who's outside hhanoheerer— reaper there, who's outside manchester crown court for us ana— manchester crown court for us and hee— manchester crown court for us and he's bringing— manchester crown court for us and he's bringing us bang up to hare— and he's bringing us bang up to hare-whar— and he's bringing us bang up to date-what has— and he's bringing us bang up to date-what has just- and he's bringing us bang up to date what has just one of the date on what has just one of the noer— date on what has just one of the noer how— date on what has just one of the noer how ao— date on what has just one of the noer how to h— date on what has just one of the most how do i phrase this oonoernhng— most how do i phrase this concerning cases , concerning concerning cases, concerning cases and emotionally involved

h— cases and emotionally involved cases? i think— cases and emotionally involved cases? i think that— cases and emotionally involved cases? i think that is possible to cases? i think that is possible ro have— cases? i think that is possible ro have ana— cases? i think that is possible to have and will— cases? i think that is possible to have and will continue to be ngha— to have and will continue to be rhghr uh— to have and will continue to be rhghr up ro— to have and will continue to be rhghr up o hare— to have and will continue to be right up to date with that as it groreeeeeg — right up to date with that as it groreeeeeg nur— right up to date with that as it progresses. but moving away from that or— progresses. but moving away from that for no— progresses. but moving away from that for now and— progresses. but moving away from that for now and there is aoruahhy— that for now and there is actually some- that for now and there is actually some good news for king oharhee— actually some good news for king charles ahead— actually some good news for king charles ahead of— actually some good news for king charles ahead of saturday's ooronarhon. — charles ahead of saturday's coronation. yes,— charles ahead of saturday's coronation. yes, that's right. some— coronation. yes, that's right. some good— coronation. yes, that's right. some good news, some good news. nee— some good news, some good news. he's getting more and more hoguhan—t- he's getting more and more hoguhan—t whrhl he's getting more and more. popular,_, with the popular, apparently, with the nrhrheh— popular, apparently, with the british public.— popular, apparently, with the british public. and i'm patrick ohrherye— british public. and i'm patrick ohrherye ngha— british public. and i'm patrick christys right here on gb news. ana— christys right here on gb news. and we— christys right here on gb news. and oh— christys right here on gb news. and we, of course,— christys right here on gb news. and we, of course, are britain's ohanneht— and we, of course, are britain's news channel, the— and we, of course, are britain's news channel, the home of ooronarhon— news channel, the home of coronation coverage

on gb news. the people's. channel now , a little earlier on channel now, a little earlier on in the show, we heard from royal superfan anita atkinson, who is camping out just just over there. more than 13,000 pieces of royat— there. more than 13,000 pieces of royal memorabilia- 22222; more than 13,000 pieces of royal memorabilia she's got ana— of royal memorabilia she's got and ehe-e— of royal memorabilia she's got and ehe-e gor— of royal memorabilia she's got and she's got the— of royal memorabilia she's got and she's got the chance to buy hore— and she's got the chance to buy he more— and she's got the chance to buy lots more bits— and she's got the chance to buy lots more bits and— and she's got the chance to buy lots more bits and bobs this week,— lots more bits and bobs this weak, shohe— lots more bits and bobs this week, shore up— lots more bits and bobs this week, shops up and down the oounrry— week, shops up and down the oounrry are— week, shops up and down the country are filled— week, shops up and down the country are filled with heeheahee— country are filled with keepsakes from the coronation huge— keepsakes from the coronation nuge ro— keepsakes from the coronation nuge ro unhon— keepsakes from the coronation mugs to union jack flags, eroerera— mugs to union jack flags, eroerera ,— mugs to union jack flags, etcetera , etcetera, etcetera.

etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. howehy— etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. novelty crowns,— etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. novelty crowns, bunting , our novelty crowns, bunting, our weer— novelty crowns, bunting, our west midlands— novelty crowns, bunting, our west midlands reporter jack oaon— west midlands reporter jack oaon hae— west midlands reporter jack carson has actually taken a hate— carson has actually taken a the hook— carson has actually taken a little look at— carson has actually taken a little look at how some businesses— little look at how some businesses are preparing for some much needed trade from haagee— some much needed trade from haagee ro— some much needed trade from badges to bunting. �*vhri; 22t badges to bunting. we love to go all badges to bunting. we love to go at our— badges to bunting. we love to go all out for a special occasion and the coronation this weekend is no exception . but it's not is no exception. but it's not just putting on a big party. according to the centre for retail research , there were retail research, there were estimated to spend nearly £246 million on souvenirs and memorabilia. we've million on souvenirs and memorabilia . we've got some memorabilia. we've got some hooarhone— memorabilia. we've got some locations that— memorabilia. we've got some locations that go— memorabilia. we've got some locations that go with- 2 we've got some locations that go with our hate.— locations that go with our trails. we've _ locations that go with our trails. we've got celebrations in litchfield _ trails. we've got celebrations in litchfield and _ trails. we've got celebrations in litchfield and the paw print hanhhy— in litchfield and the paw print hanhhy have— in litchfield and the paw print family have worked with the eden hot-eor— family have worked with the eden project communities to create commemorative _ project communities to create commemorative badges for the big ooronarhon— commemorative badges for the big coronation lunch— commemorative badges for the big coronation lunch . _ commemorative badges for the big coronation lunch . coronation lunch. owner oharhorre— coronation lunch. owner charlotte russell says there'll be a way reconnect with be a way to reconnect with memories in the future. so we know that people love- memories in the future. so we know that people love a- know that people love a celebration _ know that people love a celebration and we know that rhey— celebration and we know that they commemorative celebration and we know that the anything commemorative celebration and we know that the anything with 1emorative celebration and we know that the anything with a morative celebration and we know that the anything with a datetive celebration and we know that theanything with a date on so anything with a date on geothe— so anything with a date on people absolutely get people absolutely love we get them — people absolutely love we get them _we— people absolutely love we get them _we look- people absolutely love we get them-we look at- people absolutely love we get them we look at them and them out and we look at them and we—rhar- we remember the things that whee—h— we remember the things that we've-i think- we remember the things that we've-i think it's. we've done. and i think it's hrhnghng— we've done. and i think it's bringing-those- we've done. and i think it's bringing those memories we've done. and i think it's brinlpeople those memories we've done. and i think it's brinlpeople love. se memories we've done. and i think it's brinlpeople love. theyamories we've done. and i think it's brinlpeople love. they canries we've done. and i think it's brinlpeople love. they can look that people love. they can look at one— that people love. they can look at rhhng— that people love. they can look at one thing and— that people love. they can look at one thing and it— that people love. they can look at one thing and it suddenly hrhnge— at one thing and it suddenlyj hrhnge—weeh brings back a day or a week or aa—

brings back a day or a week or that whore— brings back a day or a week or that whole-and- that whole adventure and heehenoe— that whole adventure and- experience,-remember experience, and they remember the experience, and they remember hhe—heohhei the things they ate, the people rhey— the things they ate, the people they-wan— the things they ate, the people they-whrht ana— the things they ate, the people they with, and yeah, it's they were with, and yeah, it's hueh— they were with, and yeah, it's huer anar— they were with, and yeah, it's just that real— they were with, and yeah, it's just that real sort— they were with, and yeah, it's just that real sort of memory now/— just that real sort of memory how when— just that real sort of memory how when hr— just that real sort of memory now, when it comes to the big tuna.— now, when it comes to the big tuna. our— now, when it comes to the big lunch, our coronation spend on root— lunch, our coronation spend on root ana— lunch, our coronation spend on root and hany— lunch, our coronation spend on food and party items could reach n...— food and party items could reach more than £134— food and party items could reach more than £134 million. �*" more than £134 million. but if yeare— more than £134 million. but if yure gohng— more than £134 million. but if yure gohng ro— more than £134 million. but if you're going to make a coronation quiche , you've got to coronation quiche, you've got to have a plate to eat it off in the pottery capital of stoke, on trent stafford, emma bridgewater have long begun work on plates , have long begun work on plates, a teapot and a half pint mug to mark the historic moment, head of production stephen beeston says they're expecting a big demand and probably if history is anything to go by with the events that we mark before, then it will account for a big part of what we're doing. the pottery hnauerry— of what we're doing. the pottery hnauerry have— of what we're doing. the pottery industry have got— of what we're doing. the pottery industry have got a— of what we're doing. the pottery industry have got a long- industry have got a long eranohngt— industry have got a long standing, proud tradition of groauohng— standing, proud tradition of producing commemorative wear anar— producing commemorative wear that goee— producing commemorative wear that goee haoh— producing commemorative wear that goes back probably the mid 17th that goes back probably the mid hhrh oenrury. — that goes back probably the mid 17th century. so— that goes back probably the mid 17th century. «22 2 2 17th century. so yeah, it's just something that we have the heritage here, we have the expertise and we're very proud

to be associated with the royal family whether it's coins or quiches . people across the quiches. people across the unhea— quiches. people across the united kingdom - 22 2 people across the united kingdom are all wanting a ehhoe— united kingdom are all wanting a ehhoe oh— united kingdom are all wanting a ehhoe of he— united kingdom are all wanting a slice of the coronation fund for the slice of the coronation fund for he orownhng— slice of the coronation fund for the crowning of— slice of the coronation fund for the crowning of king charles. hhe— the crowning of king charles. hhe ant,— the crowning of king charles. the third, jack— the crowning of king charles. the third, jack carson gb news now— the third, jack carson gb news now r— the third, jack carson gb news how , ae— the third, jack carson gb news how , ae rhe— the third, jack carson gb news now , as the coronation now, as the coronation aggroaohee— now, as the coronation ahhroaohee ,- now, as the coronation approaches , king charles is, of approaches, king charles is, of , gearhng— approaches, king charles is, of course , gearing up for it, isn't course, gearing up for it, isn't hee — course, gearing up for it, isn't hee hee— course, gearing up for it, isn't he? he's benefiting- course, gearing up for it, isn't he? 2 22 course, gearing up for it, isn't- he? he's benefiting from a boost in his approval ratings and a new poll shows the increasing support for charles has support for king charles has risen to 62% and 62% of people believe that he will be. he will believe that he will be. he will be good for the monarchy. now, last year , only 39% believed last year, only 39% believed that would be a good king. so that he would be a good king. so we went out and about getting the thoughts people the thoughts of people from nottinghamshire on the royal family and the new king. as the coronation fast approaches . coronation fast approaches. let's have a little listen to what fair people of what the fair people of nottingham say. i used to nottingham had to say. i used to be in favour of the— nottingham had to say. i used to be in favour of the royal- be in favour of the royal hanhhy— be in favour of the royal hanhhy. — be in favour of the royal ranhhy. h— be in favour of the royal family. i was- be in favour of the royal family. 22 be in favour of the royal- family. i was quite a royalist. but times have changed now. i think, they do think, and although they do bnng think, and although they do bring a lot of revenue into the country, there's still old

dinosaurs now and i think we need to move on. but what the alternative is, i do not know. i am totally opposed to the nonarohyt— i am totally opposed to the monarchy, always have been . the monarchy, always have been. the hehng— monarchy, always have been. the reason being it's— monarchy, always have been. the reason being it's a— monarchy, always have been. the reason being it's a total waste of money— reason being it's a total waste or noey rhey— reason being it's a total waste of money. they don't do anything for he— of money. they don't do anything for he oounrry. — of money. they don't do anything for the country. they don't hang— for the country. they don't hrhng hn— for the country. they don't bring in half— for the country. they don't bring in half the tourism that rhey— bring in half the tourism that they make— bring in half the tourism that they make out. _ bring in half the tourism that they make out. 225 22t bring in half the tourism that they make out. 22g 22t ' 22 bring in half the tourism that they make out. 22g 22t "2 they make out. they do. and that people out do. and in people make out they do. and in this and age, when there is this day and age, when there is a crisis, you've a cost of living crisis, you've got sleeping got people sleeping on the streets just walked streets that have just walked past and give one of them a pound got people pound and you've got people visiting food banks they've visiting food banks and they've got them living in autumn , got them living in autumn, luxury of the fat of the land. and we, the taxpayer , are paying and we, the taxpayer, are paying for it. yeah, i think it'd be a really good king. he's had a good rote— really good king. he's had a good role model.— really good king. he's had a good role model. i- 2222 22 22 he's had a good role model. i mean , i don't good role model. i mean, i don't know— good role model. i mean, i don't know a— good role model. i mean, i don't know a ehnghe— good role model. i mean, i don't know a single person who doesn't like know a single person who doesn't hhhe rhe— know a single person who doesn't like the queen,— know a single person who doesn't like the queen, to— know a single person who doesn't like the queen, to be honest . like the queen, to be honest. nur— like the queen, to be honest. but yeah,— like the queen, to be honest. nur yea. h— like the queen, to be honest. but yeah, i think— like the queen, to be honest. but yeah, i think he's done some reahhy— but yeah, i think he's done some reahhy gooe— but yeah, i think he's done some really good work— but yeah, i think he's done some really good work for the environment— really good work for the environment and, and charity work— environment and, and charity work .— environment and, and charity work . h— environment and, and charity work . i think— environment and, and charity work. i think he's environment and, and charity work . i think he's yeah, i environment and, and charity work. i think he's yeah, i think hea— work. i think he's yeah, i think how nake— work. i think he's yeah, i think how make a— work. i think he's yeah, i think he'd make a really good king. hhe— he'd make a really good king. hhe new— he'd make a really good king. hhe guys— he'd make a really good king. the new guys come— he'd make a really good king. the new guys come in- he'd make a really good king. the new guys come in the princes then if they're going maybe then if they're going to maybe do differently , it's kind do things differently, it's kind of the reality of

of outdated in the reality of it. when you when you say you've got hhe— it. when you when you say you've got like-people— 2 when you when you say you've got like people struggling got like poor people struggling tyou-e— got like poor people struggling , y gor— got like poor people struggling , you've got people living in massive mansions and getting so nuoh— massive mansions and getting so nuoh ana— massive mansions and getting so much and whatever. so but i'm hhe— much and whatever. so but i'm hhhe on— much and whatever. so but i'm hhhe on he— much and whatever. so but i'm like on the fence— much and whatever. so but i'm like on the fence really . \wit like on the fence really. no, i mean, i'm a republican . i've like on the fence really. no, i- mean, i'm a republican . i've got mean, i'm a republican. i've got no tact with the monarchy- no tact with the monarchy whatsoever. _ no tact with the monarchy whatsoever. total waste of . whatsoever. total waste of. honey— whatsoever. total waste of. honey hrh— whatsoever. total waste of. money all right— whatsoever. total waste of. money all right . �*vhri;22 «wilt? money all right. well, yes, there— money all right. well, yes, there we— money all right. well, yes, there we go. so it's good news, isn't it? good news for people on king charles as well. it's popularity ratings are surging now. people might have got a little sneak peek a moment ago. there to hold fire for there i'm going to hold fire for a second michelle a second because michelle dewberry with me. but we're dewberry is with me. but we're just getting the finishing touches set up for. is she there? there? yeah there? yes. are you there? yeah there we go. all right, michelle, got coming michelle, what do you got coming up? it's the most technical up? it's not the most technical hnrroauorhon— up? it's not the most technical introduction you've— 2. it7 it's not the most technical introduction you've seen. introduction you've ever seen. hhe— introduction you've ever seen. the technically _ the technically swift introduction i've ever seen because i am holding a microphone, just so microphone, but i just was so dying to get and talk to you, dying to get on and talk to you, but couldn't wait but i just couldn't wait outside. how good is this, by he— outside. how good is this, by hhe-h— outside. how good is this, by hhe-h wa— outside. how good is this, by hhe-h just- outside. how good is this, by the i was just about to the way? i was just about to say, what a treat. look at us, eweryhoay. — say, what a treat. look at us,

everybody. and please do excuse my hair and holding me on microphone. but you this microphone. but you know, this is live tv, everybody. yeah, absolutely. yeah. look at 2 . 2,22. 2 yeah, absolutely. / look at this. absolutely. yeah. look at this. h-n—aoruahhy. i'm pinching myself, actually. ohrh— i'm pinching myself, actually. ohrh-horhh— i'm pinching myself, actually. girl-north city- i'm pinching myself, actually. i girl-north city outside girl from the north city outside of palace advance of buckingham palace in advance of buckingham palace in advance of coronation. are of the king's coronation. are you royalist, of the king's coronation. are. you-royalist, though? you a massive royalist, though? are you— you a massive royalist, though? are you no— you a massive royalist, though? are you no hr— you a massive royalist, though? are you into it all? “22 2 are you into it all? yeah, i am. i are you into it all? yeah, i am. h an.— are you into it all? yeah, i am. i am. actually, to be honest i am. and actually, to be honest with you, i have, i think understandably a lot understandably so. got a lot more last 48 more into it in the last 48 hours i've been sitting here. well mean, because well that's what i mean, because for know, i never for me, you know, i would never have described huge have described myself a huge royalist. but you come royalist. but when you come nae,— royalist. but when you come here,-absolutely- but when you come here, absolutely get swept but when you come heiby absolutely get swept but when you come heiby the absolutely get swept but when you come heiby the wonderful get swept but when you come heiby the wonderful atmosphere up by the wonderful atmosphere heehenoe— up by the wonderful atmosphere ehenenoe. — up by the wonderful atmosphere experience . it— up by the wonderful atmosphere experience . it feels— up by the wonderful atmosphere experience . 2 22 experience. it feels brilliant, doesn't it? you know what i rhhnh— doesn't it? you know what i rhhnh h-n— doesn't it? you know what i rhhnh h-n hueh— doesn't it? you know what i think i'm just going- 2 2 27’ you know what i think i'm just going around and egeahhng— think i'm just going around and egeahhng ro— think i'm just going around and speaking to people, and i aoruahhy— speaking to people, and i actually love— speaking to people, and i actually love it- speaking to people, and i actually love it because i get off actually love it because i get orh-hueh— actually love it because i get off-just around- actually love it because i get off just around the off the tube just around the corner—through. off the tube just around the- corner_through green corner and i walk through green nah,— corner and i walk through green nah-he— corner and i walk through green park,-is fantastic. - corner and i walk through green park, is fantastic. and park, which is fantastic. and you—nah- park, which is fantastic. and you—nah rhen you walk down the mall and then you walk down the mall and then you ger— you walk down the mall and then you get here— you walk down the mall and then you get here ana— you walk down the mall and then you get here and you mingle with heohhe— you get here and you mingle with heohhe-rhere— you get here and you mingle with people-there .just- you get here and you mingle with people there just how people over there and just how nuoh— people over there and just how nuoh-hunge- people over there and just how much-bringslso- people over there and just how much brings so many much joy this brings to so many geothe— much joy this brings to so many heohhe, whar— much joy this brings to so many heohhe, what your— much joy this brings to so many people, what your not people, what your presence. not my people, what your presence. not ny—horh- my presence. well, both, aohuahhy— actually. michelle i'm very, very— actually. michelle i'm very, very-rhe— actually. michelle i'm very,- very-the-female very big in the 80 plus female oenograhhho— very big in the 80 plus female demographic there go. demographic. so there you go. i heht— demographic. so there you go. i how you— demographic. so there you go. i can tell you that— demographic. so there you go. i can tell you that much. yeah t hey— can tell you that much. yeah hhey—norl they are not they are not haohwarae— they are not they are not backwards coming they are not they are not- backwards-coming forwards they are not they are not- backwebut-coming forwards they are not they are not backwebut thereiing forwards they are not they are not backwebut there we forwards they are not they are not backwebut there we go. wards they are not they are not backwebut there we go. so ds either. but but there we go. so hur— either. but but there we go. so huh h— either. but but there we go. so

huh h rhhnh— either. but but there we go. so but i think realistically, thought— but i think realistically, though, this— but i think realistically, though, this is like it's just euoh— though, this is like it's just suchlspecial_ though, this is like it's just such special occasion, such a such a special occasion, such a eheohah— such a special occasion, such a epeohah rhne— such a special occasion, such a epeohah rhne hor— such a special occasion, such a special time forllot- such a special occasion, such a special time for lot of special time for a lot of geothe— special time for a lot of people. other- special time for a lot of people. other countries don't have—ao- people. other countries don't- have—ao-hnu have this. no, they do not. and h-n— have this. no, they do not. and i'm _mv- have this. no, they do not. and h-n—ny ehowi i'm looking forward to my show tonight i will get into i'm looking forward to my show tonitwhole i will get into i'm looking forward to my show tonitwhole monarchyl get into i'm looking forward to my show tonitwhole monarchy thing.nto this whole monarchy thing. i want to talk about whether or not it should slimmed want to talk about whether or not iwho'sild slimmed want to talk about whether or not iwho's your slimmed want to talk about whether or not iwho's your favouritei want to talk about whether or not iwho's your favourite member and who's your favourite member of the royal family. but there's also important to also other important matters to attend to. i want to get into windfall whole windfall tax. yeah. the whole thing universal motty thing about universal motty should a fee should you have to pay a fee fees or not? i also want to get no— fees or not? i also want to get no anar— fees or not? i also want to get no that ana— fees or not? i also want to get into that and lots— ”222 22t27 i also want to get into that and lots more. 2 into that and lots more. it's got— into that and lots more. it's got heaue— into that and lots more. it's got loads coming- into that and lots more. it's got loads coming i'm even got loads coming up. i'm even going my hair as well going to brush my hair as well before my show. oh, you look wonaerhuh — before my show. oh, you look| wonderful. _about wonderful. don't worry about that. shifted on that. i've massively shifted on the think, the windfall tax, i think, because initially, because why? well, initially, initially well, no, initially i was like, well, no, this it's just this is ridiculous. it's just business. global business. and global circumstances, you know, account for i just circumstances, you know, account for help i just circumstances, you know, account for help but i just circumstances, you know, account for help but asiust circumstances, you know, account for help but as though can't help but feel as though something to be done something has to be done a little now. and i little bit now. and i'm i, i think they're taking you think they're taking that you know, who was taking the companies like bp £4 billion and it's great no , no, no no no i'm it's great no, no, no no no i'm not going all i no, i'm not i'm not going all i no, i'm not i'm not going all lefty and all of that taxed at about 75% on some of these profits in this

country. what more do people wanre — country. what more do people wanre whar— country. what more do people want? what 99%_ country. what more do people want? what 99% of- country. what more do people want? what 99% of the- country. what more do people want? what 99% of the hey , never want? what 99% of the hey, never mind 99. let's go 100. but are they artificial inflating prices, though? that's the gang,— prices, though? that's the thing, because _ prices, though? that's the thing, because then- prices, though? that's the thing, because then are, thing, because then if they are, then— thing, because then if they are, rhen that-e— thing, because then if they are, then that's pretty— thing, because then if they are, then that's pretty bad because a lot then that's pretty bad because a tor—are. - then that's pretty bad because a tor—are. war.- then that's pretty bad because ai lot—are. well, you lot of companies are. well, you say anar— lot of companies are. well, you say that actually. and lot of companies are. �*vhri;22 2 and there's say that actually. and there's calls, say that actually. and there's oahhe hen-r— say that actually. and there's calls, isn't there,— say that actually. and there's calls, isn't there, on- 2 and there's calls, isn't there, on food calls, isn't there, on the food are, — calls, isn't there, on the food are, rooa — calls, isn't there, on the food side, food _yeah. - calls, isn't there, on the food side, food yeah. side, food stuff. yeah. so peopte— side, food stuff. yeah. so peeple-saving- side, food stuff. yeah. so people saying about people are saying about investigations into the investigations into all of the supply to supply chains when it comes to supermarkets, defending supply chains when it comes to supermarkesaying, defending supply chains when it comes to supermarke saying, well, fending supply chains when it comes to supermarke saying, well, whatig themselves saying, well, what you're the prices themselves saying, well, what you'iwere the prices themselves saying, well, what you'iwere negotiated the prices themselves saying, well, what you'iwere negotiated ages rices themselves saying, well, what you'iwere negotiated ages ago; that were negotiated ages ago are trickling down to hit the consumers. buti are trickling down to hit the consumers. but i am a oahhrahhert— consumers. but i am a capitalist, but- consumers. but i am a capitalist, but i- 2 but i am a capitalist, but i do kind of have— capitalist, but i do kind of have a— capitalist, but i do kind of have a sneaky— capitalist, but i do kind of have a sneaky suspicion that geothe— have a sneaky suspicion that some people are— have a sneaky suspicion that some people are trying to reohahn— some people are trying to reohahn. — some people are trying to reohahn. h— some people are trying to reclaim. i think- some people are trying to reclaim. "2 reclaim. i think they are. and by i don't what by the way, i don't know what people expect. everyone was aheohurehy— people expect. everyone was absolutely—shutl absolutely desperate to shut down— absolutely desperate to shut gown-whore— absolutely desperate to shut. down .whole - and absolutely desperate to shut- down .whole - and the down the whole economy and the oounrry— down the whole economy and the h rhy— down the whole economy and the oouh hnow. — down the whole economy and the oouh know. so— down the whole economy and the coui know. so what— down the whole economy and the coui know. so what is it you all i know. so what is it you expeor— all i know. so what is it you expeorlhor— all i know. so what is it you expectllot of— all i know. so what is it you expect lot of these businesses expect a lot of these businesses to expect a lot of these businesses ho ho— expect a lot of these businesses ho to who— expect a lot of these businesses ho to who had— expect a lot of these businesses to do who had profit hit during aa— to do who had profit hit during that _absolutely. - to do who had profit hit during| that-absolutely. well, that period? absolutely. well, look, no look, stay tuned. there's no need anywhere else. keep need to go anywhere else. keep your peeled right on your eyes peeled right here on gb news because michelle dewberry our glory dewberry and all our regal glory will you . i'm about will be with you. i'm about tomorrow at 3 pm. afternoon. i'm alex deakin and this is your hareer— i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather— i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the

ther— latest weather update from the her ehnoe — latest weather update from the met office for— latest weather update from the met office for gb— latest weather update from the met office for gb news. most of us met office for gb news. most of ue whhh— met office for gb news. most of ue whhh he— met office for gb news. most of ue whhh he ery— met office for gb news. most of us will be dry for— met office for gb news. most of us will be dry for the next oouhhe— us will be dry for the next ooughe oh— us will be dry for the next couple of days,- us will be dry for the next couple of days, but things are on_as we head. couple of days, but things are- on_as we head towards on the change as we head towards the-,— on the change as we head towards the-, rurnhng— on the change as we head towards the-, turning more- the weekend, turning more ehowery— the weekend, turning more ehowery ,— the weekend, turning more ehowery , we— the weekend, turning more showery , we are going to replace showery, we are going to replace hhgh— showery, we are going to replace hhgh-whrh— showery, we are going to replace hhgh-whrh how- showery, we are going to replace high with low pressure high pressure with low pressure and high pressure with low pressure aha—nur- high pressure with low pressure aha—huh hor- high pressure with low pressure and—but for the| and weather fronts. but for the the— and weather fronts. but for the rhne hehngt— and weather fronts. but for the time being, this— and weather fronts. but for the time being, this high is in oonrroh. — time being, this high is in control. .quite- time being, this high is in control.-quite a- time being, this high is in control. quite a lot of control. it's quite a lot of ohoua— control. it's quite a lot of cloud _countryl control. it's quite a lot of- cloud _country today, cloud across the country today, hur— cloud across the country today, huh eoe— cloud across the country today, but some places— cloud across the country today, but some places have been seeing eunehhne— but some places have been seeing some sunshine and— but some places have been seeing some sunshine and not much rain. we some sunshine and not much rain. welhawe— some sunshine and not much rain. welhawe a— some sunshine and not much rain. welhawe a few— some sunshine and not much rain. we.have a few light,- some sunshine and not much rain. we have a few light, drizzly we do have a few light, drizzly ehowee— we do have a few light, drizzly showers over— we do have a few light, drizzly showers over parts of northern hnghana— showers over parts of northern hnghana huehhng— showers over parts of northern england pushing up into central soohhanoh— england pushing up into central soohhanoh we— england pushing up into central scotland. we could see a little bit scotland. we could see a little hhhlhhghh— scotland. we could see a little bit-light-across- scotland. we could see a little bit light across through bit of light rain across through horhhern— bit of light rain across through northern _the- northern ireland during the earhy— northern ireland during the earhy-t— northern ireland during the earhy-t huh— northern ireland during the early-, but for- northern ireland during the early , but for most it'll early hours, but for most it'll beldry— early hours, but for most it'll helary-ewenhng- early hours, but for most it'll be dry evening and a dry be a dry fine evening and a dry nhghh— be a dry fine evening and a dry nhghh whhh— be a dry fine evening and a dry night with some— be a dry fine evening and a dry night with some clearer spells. we night with some clearer spells. we-aown— night with some clearer spells. we-aown hnho- night with some clearer spells. we - down into the - night with some clearer spells. we down into the mid we may dip down into the mid ehnghe— we may dip down into the mid ehnghe-huh— we may dip down into the mid single-but for- we may dip down into the mid single-but for the- single figures, but for the neat,— single figures, but for the west, noeh— single figures, but for the west, most places staying up at 9 or— west, most places staying up at 9 or he— west, most places staying up at 9 or he on— west, most places staying up at 9 or he on ho— west, most places staying up at 9 or 10 on to wednesday and wear,— 9 or 10 on to wednesday and overall, another— 9 or 10 on to wednesday and overall, another dry and grohahhy— overall, another dry and grohahhy a— overall, another dry and probably a brighter day tomorrow. _ probably a brighter day tomorrow. a— probably a brighter day tomorrow. a bit more sunshine oerhahnhy— tomorrow. a bit more sunshine oerhahnhy hor— tomorrow. a bit more sunshine certainly for england and wales, guhhe— certainly for england and wales, guhhe a— certainly for england and wales, guhhe a th— certainly for england and wales, guhhe a hhh oh— certainly for england and wales, quite a bit of cloud at times hhrough— quite a bit of cloud at times through-there- quite a bit of cloud at times through _there be through scotland. there will be some outbreaks— through scotland. there will be some outbreaks of rain, hanhouharhy— some outbreaks of rain, particularly in the moving particularly in the west, moving norhhwarhe— particularly in the west, moving norhhwarhe he— particularly in the west, moving northwards is mostly dry and hrhghhenhng— northwards is mostly dry and hrhghhenhng uh— northwards is mostly dry and brightening up for northern hrehanoh — brightening up for northern ireland. the— brightening up for northern ireland. the breeze will pick up

a who— ireland. the breeze will pick up a hhhhhe an,— ireland. the breeze will pick up a little bit, but— ireland. the breeze will pick up a little bit, but it— ireland. the breeze will pick up a little bit, but it won't be guhhe—hheee- a little bit, but it won't be. quite _these north a little bit, but it won't be- quite_these north sea quite as cold on these north sea ooaehe— quite as cold on these north sea ooaehe-ho— quite as cold on these north sea coasts-to today. - quite as cold on these north sea coasts to today. should coasts compared to today. should egueah— coasts compared to today. should egueah-heene— coasts compared to today. should squeak-teens and- squeak into the teens and hurhher— squeak into the teens and hurhher-nuh- squeak into the teens and further- but a- squeak into the teens and further but a sunshine further south. but a sunshine nhgh— further south. but a sunshine hhgh-hhhehy- further south. but a sunshine high - likely once - further south. but a sunshine high likely once more, high teens is likely once more, huh— high teens is likely once more, huh hhe— high teens is likely once more, but the breeze— high teens is likely once more, but the breeze will continue to ehrenghhen — but the breeze will continue to strengthen during wednesday ewenhng— strengthen during wednesday ewenhng. hhah— strengthen during wednesday evening. that rain will continue to evening. that rain will continue ho worh— evening. that rain will continue ho work he— evening. that rain will continue ho worh hhe way— evening. that rain will continue to work its way across northern soohhanh— to work its way across northern soohhanh-hhe- to work its way across northern scotland the northern scotland through the northern hehee— scotland through the northern heheelhgahn—aryi scotland through the northern. islesiagain,-dry as isles. again, most places dry as we head— isles. again, most places dry as we hear no— isles. again, most places dry as we head into thursday and a hrhghh— we head into thursday and a hrhghh enough— we head into thursday and a bright enough start with some eunehhne— bright enough start with some sunshine. but- bright enough start with some sunshine. but the breeze will ehrenghhen— sunshine. but the breeze will ehrenghhen hn— sunshine. but the breeze will strengthen in the south on hhureaay— strengthen in the south on thursday and- strengthen in the south on thursday and we will see some ouhhreahe— thursday and we will see some ouhhreahe oh— thursday and we will see some outbreaks of rain- thursday and we will see some outbreaks of rain coming in here.— outbreaks of rain coming in here. hhey-re— outbreaks of rain coming in here. they're likely to drift norhhwarae— here. they're likely to drift northwards into - here. they're likely to drift northwards into parts of wales by northwards into parts of wales hy hhureaay— northwards into parts of wales by thursday afternoon. still hahohy— by thursday afternoon. still some patchy rain across orkney, but some patchy rain across orkney, huh nuoh— some patchy rain across orkney, huh nuoh oh— some patchy rain across orkney, but much of scotland and hrhghher— but much of scotland and hrhghher on— but much of scotland and brighter on thursday and sunny ehehhe— brighter on thursday and sunny epehhe agahn— brighter on thursday and sunny epehhe agahn hn— brighter on thursday and sunny spells again in the east, again whhh— spells again in the east, again whhh a— spells again in the east, again with a breeze- spells again in the east, again with a breeze off- spells again in the east, again with a breeze off the north sea, guhhe— with a breeze off the north sea, guhhe freeh— with a breeze off the north sea, quite fresh feeling- with a breeze off the north sea, quite fresh feeling here. runner— quite fresh feeling here. further south, temperatures once hn hhe— further south, temperatures once more in the mid- further south, temperatures once more in the mid or- further south, temperatures once more in the mid or even high heene— more in the mid or even high heene-reeh— more in the mid or even high teens-rest of- more in the mid or even high teens-rest of the. more in the mid or even high teens rest of the week teens into the rest of the week ana— teens into the rest of the week and no— teens into the rest of the week and hnho hhe— teens into the rest of the week and into the weekend. heavy ehowee— and into the weekend. heavy showers around- and into the weekend. heavy showers around on friday and hoohhng— showers around on friday and looking mixed- showers around on friday and looking mixed as- showers around on friday and looking mixed as we go into the rank— looking mixed as we go into the bank hohhaay— looking mixed as we go into the

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