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staff council said that the nhs staff council said that the had— nhs staff council said that the unions had agreed to the deal for staff— unions had agreed to the deal for staff ,— unions had agreed to the deal for staff , which— unions had agreed to the deal for staff , which includes all for staff, which includes all nhs— for staff, which includes all nhs workers— for staff, which includes all nhs workers apart from doctors, dentists— nhs workers apart from doctors, tsnttsts ant— nhs workers apart from doctors, dentists and senior managers. the— dentists and senior managers. the royal— dentists and senior managers. the royal college of nursing and the utte— the royal college of nursing and the unite union,— the royal college of nursing and the unite union, however, voted tgttnst— the unite union, however, voted tgttnst tts— the unite union, however, voted tgttnst the pay— the unite union, however, voted against the pay deal. the health secretary— against the pay deal. the health secretary ,— against the pay deal. the health secretary , steve— against the pay deal. the health secretary , steve barclay, said secretary, steve barclay, said the— secretary, steve barclay, said the government— secretary, steve barclay, said the government wanted to tmptsmsnt— the government wanted to implement the pay rise for nhs wetetst— implement the pay rise for nhs wererst erst— implement the pay rise for nhs workers and is— implement the pay rise for nhs workers and is urging the remetrrtrre— workers and is urging the remaining unions to accept the otter— remaining unions to accept the etter . — remaining unions to accept the otter. rt-s— remaining unions to accept the otter. us a— remaining unions to accept the offer. it's a good— remaining unions to accept the offer . c g: at? remaining unions to accept the offer. c g: at? remaining unions to accept the offer. g: at? t offer. it's a good day for nhs staff , but it's also a good day staff, but it's also a good day for patients as it will allow us to move forward . now. the nhs to move forward. now. the nhs staff council has ratified this deal 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 patient vote and also ensure that staff get their pay rise much sooner than would have been the review the case under the pay review body process . partygate body process. partygate investigator sue gray has declined to speak to an inquiry surrounding discussions with labour about a senior party role for the deputy prime minister
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says the probe into her planned switch from whitehall to become secure. starmer's chief of staff tes— secure. starmer's chief of staff has teen— secure. starmer's chief of staff has been paused— f ”c: starmer's chief of staff has been paused while the next steps— has been paused while the next steps are— has been paused while the next steps being— has been paused while the next steps are being considered. outer— steps are being considered. oliver dowden_ steps are being considered. oliver dowden saying it's up to the anti—corruption watchdog to recommend how— the anti—corruption watchdog to recommend how long to delay the terme— recommend how long to delay the termer seter— recommend how long to delay the former senior official start tate— former senior official start date wttt— former senior official start date with labour. labour trststet— date with labour. labour insisted that— date with labour. labour insisted that ms grey has fully eeeeeretet— insisted that ms grey has fully eeeeeretet .— insisted that ms grey has fully eeeeeretet . a— insisted that ms grey has fully cooperated . a nurse accused of cooperated. a nurse accused of mwrtertrre— cooperated. a nurse accused of murdering seven— cooperated. a nurse accused of murdering seven babies and etterrettrre— murdering seven babies and etterrettrsg te— murdering seven babies and attempting to kill ten others sews— attempting to kill ten others sews ter— attempting to kill ten others says her whole— attempting to kill ten others says her whole world stopped wren— says her whole world stopped when ste— says her whole world stopped when she was— says her whole world stopped when she was blamed for their deaths— when she was blamed for their teetts .— when she was blamed for their teetts . rt— when she was blamed for their teetts . a ss— when she was blamed for their deaths . a 33 year— when she was blamed for their deaths . a 33 year old, lucy deaths. a 33 year old, lucy tettw— deaths. a 33 year old, lucy tettw ts— deaths. a 33 year old, lucy tettw ts err— deaths. a 33 year old, lucy letby is on trial- deaths. a 33 year old, lucy letby is on trial at manchester crews— letby is on trial at manchester crewrr cewrt— letby is on trial at manchester crown court for— letby is on trial at manchester crown court for the offences etteeet— crown court for the offences etteget te— crown court for the offences alleged to have— crown court 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. giving ewterree— between 2015 and 2016. giving ewterree ter— between 2015 and 2016. giving evidence for the _ between 2015 and 2016. giving evidence for the first time, tettw— evidence for the first time, tettw sett— evidence for the first time, letby said she— evidence for the first time, letby said she thought of tttttre— letby said she thought of killing herself because of the ettegetterrs— killing herself because of the allegations the— killing herself because of the allegations the prosecution eettet— allegations the prosecution eettet tet— allegations the prosecution called let be— allegations the prosecution called let be a— allegations the prosecution called let be a constant metewete— called let be a constant malevole presence at the reerretet— malevole presence at the neonatal unit— malevole presence at the neonatal unit of the countess of ctester— neonatal unit of the countess of chester hospital— neonatal unit of the countess of chester hospital ._ neonatal unit of the countess of chester hospital . she denies the chester hospital. she denies the charges— chester hospital. she denies the charges .— chester hospital. she denies the charges. wew— chester hospital. she denies the charges . now wrexham football charges. now wrexham football ctwt— charges. now wrexham football ctwt reeve— charges. now wrexham football club have kicked— charges. now wrexham football club have kicked off a special wetew—
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club have kicked off a special wtetew pewte— club have kicked off a special victory parade this evening to eetetrete— victory parade this evening to celebrate being— victory parade this evening to celebrate being promoted to the trgttst— celebrate being promoted to the english football— celebrate being promoted to the english football league. take a user— english football league. take a ttsterr .— english football league. take a ttsterr . te— english football league. take a listen . to thousands of fans listen. to thousands of fans untre— listen. to thousands of fans ttrtre tre— listen. to thousands of fans lining the streets earlier etergstte— lining the streets earlier alongside owners ryan reynolds and alongside owners ryan reynolds errt tet— alongside owners ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney as the club warts— and rob mcelhenney as the club merts tts— and rob mcelhenney as the club marks its return— and rob mcelhenney as the club marks its return after 15 years, thew— marks its return after 15 years, they we— marks its return after 15 years, they tree— marks its return after 15 years, they won the league with a 111 eetrts. — they won the league with a 111 eetrsts. treat-s— they won the league with a 111 points. that's a— they won the league with a 111 points. that's a record for the top— points. that's a record for the tee twe— points. that's a record for the top five divisions— points. that's a record for the top five divisions of football . top five divisions of football. thev're — top five divisions of football. they're the — top five divisions of football. they're the third— top five divisions of football. they're the third oldest profession _ they're the third oldest profession football team in the wette— profession football team in the wertt. art— profession football team in the world. and finally, kensington reteee— world. and finally, kensington reteee tes— world. and finally, kensington palace has released a surprise etetegreet— palace has released a surprise etetegreet et— palace has released a surprise photograph of princess charlotte to photograph of princess charlotte te mett— photograph of princess charlotte te mart ter— photograph of princess charlotte to mark her eighth birthday. the etetegreet— to mark her eighth birthday. the new photograph shows the young ertrreess— new photograph shows the young princess smiling— new photograph shows the young princess smiling with her temttw-s— princess smiling with her family's cocker spaniel. the ertreess— family's cocker spaniel. the ertrreess ts— family's cocker spaniel. the princess is third— family's cocker spaniel. the princess is third in line to the there— princess is third in line to the throne behind— princess is third in line to the throne behind prince william and her wetter,— throne behind prince william and her brother, george farage. terre— her brother, george farage. were we— her brother, george farage. were we te— her brother, george farage. you're up to date on tv online teeter — you're up to date on tv online teeter retre— you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and— you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on— you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in app-— dab+ radio and on the tune in app- ttts— dab+ radio and on the tune in app- ttts ts— dab+ radio and on the tune in app- ttts ts ee— dab+ radio and on the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's
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news. channel i thank- news. channel i thank you,l news. channel thank you, polly. good evening . grapple fans. it's . welcome, grapple fans. it's time i'm simon time for headliners. i'm simon evans, joining me tonight to wrestle with the newspapers. funny leo, curse and funny funny man leo, curse and funny boy josh howie. how are you both ? boy josh howie. how are you both .7 you haven't come in your costume , so i'm a bit costume, so i'm a bit disappointed. but yeah, if i'd known, i would have got the spandex on. yeah. who was your favourite? you probably don't remember the glory days, big daddy. one of those. daddy. you're one of those. yeah. like les yeah. yeah, i used to like les keller. he a yorkshire keller. he was a yorkshire farmer. in life. farmer. i believe in real life. and could endure extreme and he could endure extreme pain. think someone genuinely pain. i think someone genuinely broke finger once in the broke his finger once in the ring, carried on. we used ring, and he carried on. we used to do this thing where he'd flatten hair down he flatten his hair down when he meant business. anyway before we go too far down that rabbit hole, take a look the hole, let's take a look at the front pages man held front pages daily mail man held in shotgun cartridges drama at the palace. i believe our roving
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eerreseerrterrt— the palace. i believe our roving correspondent jacob— f i believe our roving correspondent jacob rees—mogg, was correspondent jacob rees—mogg, esttere— correspondent jacob rees—mogg, ttere ter— correspondent jacob rees—mogg, was there for that— correspondent jacob rees—mogg, was there for that incident eertter. — was there for that incident earlier. telegraph- was there for that incident earlier. 3 was there for that incident- earlier. telegraph have spy boys take the fight to tex ? scammers take the fight to tex? scammers don't understand that the i grey refuses to help inquiry over starmer jobs sparking tory refuses to help inquiry over starmerjobs sparking tory anger starmer jobs sparking tory anger the guardian have new anti protest powers rushed into law in time for coronation i'm very much on the say so of one of our aristocratic correspondents earlier today and the times have cold calling ban to fight financial fraudsters. i won't miss them. the star dumas operation hide the sausage that is referred to his fat fingers. fortunately and those were your front pages as. so we begin with the daily mail here. so the daily mail has man held in shotgun cartridges drama at the palace. so apparently this knife
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suspect— palace. so apparently this knife swseeet threw— palace. so apparently this knife suspect threw two _ f so apparently this knife suspect threw two shotgun eertrttees— suspect threw two shotgun cartridges into _ suspect threw two shotgun cartridges into into the palace grewrts — cartridges into into the palace grewrts r— cartridges into into the palace grounds. i think— cartridges into into the palace grounds. i think he- cartridges into into the palace grounds. c grounds. i think he doesn't understand how guns work . no, grounds. i think he doesn't understand how guns work. no, i mean, even even if you throw them really fast, you're not going to get them as fast as if you fire them from a weapon. also, it shows you how effective the been at the police have been at combating crime. yeah, you combating gun crime. yeah, you know, criminals can now just get the weapons, the ammunition, not the weapons, but was actually but jacob rees—mogg was actually there could hear in a there and you could hear in a clip news, you could hear clip on gb news, you could hear the explosion. the the explosion. apparently the police controlled police did a controlled explosion of cartridges, of explosion of the cartridges, of the cartridges . i explosion of the cartridges, of the cartridges. i mean, i believe obviously. isuppose believe you obviously. i suppose they there they might have thought there was-explosive _ they might have thought there was explosive inside than . was more explosive inside than. teete— was more explosive inside than. yeah, teete— was more explosive inside than. veers, yeahr weer. — was more explosive inside than. yeah, yeah, yeah. 4:3. rare?“ c was more explosive inside than. yeah, yeah, yeah. v/rzzr. er?" c yeah, yeah, yeah. you can't mess around with something like that . oh, shotgun . oh, extraordinary shotgun eertrttee— . oh, extraordinary shotgun eertrttee ts— oh, extraordinary shotgun cartridge is fairly easy to pick up, cartridge is fairly easy to pick urn-thew— cartridge is fairly easy to pick ere-thew, reste- cartridge is fairly easy to pick “pr-thew josh? 1- cartridge is fairly easy to pick up, they, josh? i would up, aren't they, josh? i would guess— up, aren't they, josh? i would guess teete— up, aren't they, josh? i would guess veers. r— up, aren't they, josh? i would guess. yeah. i would have picked trem— guess. yeah. i would have picked them we.— guess. yeah. i would have picked them we. teete— guess. yeah. i would have picked them up. yeah, i'd— guess. yeah. i would have picked them up. yeah, i'd of be them up. yeah, i'd sort of be ute— them up. yeah, i'd sort of be ttte, sews— them up. yeah, i'd sort of be like, guys,-one. i like, guys, i got this one. oer-t— like, guys, i got this one. don't-about- like, guys, i got this one. don't- about it.- like, guys, i got this one. don't-about it. but. like, guys, i got this one. don't about it. but there don't worry about it. but there are jacob's over are a lot of people jacob's over there. don't want ruin his there. we don't want to ruin his broadcast go and broadcast. let's just go and pick him up. we don't need to do is drop a brick in it is just drop drop a brick in it because last time because the last time i mentioned i heard mentioned the last time i heard
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shotguns talked about in a shotguns being talked about in a news broadcast, it was joe biden. it an old clip of him biden. it was an old clip of him reeerrrrerrttrre— biden. it was an old clip of him recommending-what- recommending. that's what you use—wee- use to repel boarders if you tttrt— use to repel boarders if you tttrst wee-we— use to repel boarders if you think you've got— use to repel boarders if you think you've got an intruder on the think you've got an intruder on tree—use- the front door, you use a stetewr— the front door, you use a shotgun rather- the front door, you use a shotgun rather than an ar 15 or wtetewer. — shotgun rather than an ar 15 or whatever. america, that is whatever. in america, that is eerstteret— considered a bit like brandishing or yeah, brandishing a slipper or yeah, ttet-s— brandishing a slipper or yeah,| that's—scale. that's where it is on the scale. tet— that's where it is on the scale. eet r— that's where it is on the scale. eet r guess— that's where it is on the scale. ewt r guess tr— that's where it is on the scale. but i guess in this— that's where it is on the scale. but i guess in this country ttet-s— but i guess in this country ttet-s-e— but i guess in this country that's-a lethal- but i guess in this country that's a lethal weapon. that's still a lethal weapon. ttet-s—trewl that's still a lethal weapon.l that's—know the that's it. we don't know the identity. was thinking it identity. i was thinking it might be aaron barschak. do you remember mr remember him? was that mr marbles well? who got the marbles as well? who got the teem —eemetw- foam pie into the comedy terrorists?— foam pie into the comedy terrorists? yeah, terrorists? yeah, yeah, yeah, teet— terrorists? yeah, yeah, yeah, weet .— terrorists? yeah, yeah, yeah, weet .-wes— terrorists? yeah, yeah, yeah, weet .-wes-eew- terrorists? yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah . was guy who terrorists? yeah, yeah, yeah,- yeah .-was-guy who ran up yeah. who was the guy who ran up to yeah. who was the guy who ran up te wettest,— yeah. who was the guy who ran up to murdoch, wasn't— yeah. who was the guy who ran up to murdoch, wasn't he to murdoch, wasn't it? and he ttt. — to murdoch, wasn't it? and he did. murdoch— to murdoch, wasn't it? and he did. murdoch while he did. murdoch while during he was erswertrre— did. murdoch while during he was answering questions about his rete— answering questions about his rete tr— answering questions about his rete tr tree— answering questions about his role in the phone— answering questions about his role in the phone gate scandal. art— role in the phone gate scandal. art semetetw— role in the phone gate scandal. and somebody rushed up. it was the see— and somebody rushed up. it was the same cream _ and somebody rushed up. it was the same cream pie. yeah. cream ere.— the same cream pie. yeah. cream pie- veers.— the same cream pie. yeah. cream pie- teete- teet— the same cream pie. yeah. cream pie. yeah. yeah oh,— the same cream pie. yeah. cream pie. yeah. yeah oh, those were tree— pie. yeah. yeah oh, those were the days— pie. yeah. yeah oh, those were the tews wttt— pie. yeah. yeah oh, those were the days with an— pie. yeah. yeah oh, those were the days with an actual cream ere.— the days with an actual cream pie- wet— the days with an actual cream pie- wet test— the days with an actual cream pie- wet test e— the days with an actual cream pie. not just a shotgun eertrttee— pie. not just a shotgun cartridge that does have a ttttte— cartridge that does have a ttttte tert— cartridge that does have a little bit of— cartridge that does have a little bit of gunpowder in it. yes. — little bit of gunpowder in it. yes. tree— little bit of gunpowder in it. yes. then yeah.— little bit of gunpowder in it. yes. then yeah. yeah. of yes. then yeah. yeah. lots of bets. — yes. then yeah. yeah. lots of bets. twee— yes. then yeah. yeah. lots of balls. even so,— yes. then yeah. yeah. lots of balls. even so, he— yes. then yeah. yeah. lots of balls. even so, he would have tet— balls. even so, he would have tetlreettw— balls. even so, he would have had-really stamp- balls. even so, he would have had really stamp on it had to really stamp on it accidentally. _ had to really stamp on it accidentally. so we go on to the sweeter— accidentally. so we go on to the guardian-josh,— accidentally. so we go on to the guardian -josh,-that| guardian now. josh, what's that 7 guardian now. josh, what's that e -ttew-we— guardian now. josh, what's that e -ttew-we get- guardian now. josh, what's that ? -they've got new. ? yeah. so they've got new anti—protest powers rushed into
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law in time for coronation. so it seems like this government can actually do stuff when they want to . yeah. and they sent a want to. yeah. and they sent a letter or the powers that be sent a letter to a group called repubuc sent a letter to a group called republic who are like the anti—monarchists basically say, just a little reminder , guys, just a little reminder, guys, but we've just rushed through these laws and you these laws and if you do anything, going destroy anything, we're going to destroy you. and don't even think you. and so don't even think eteet— you. and so don't even think about-yourself- you. and so don't even think about-yourself to- and so don't even think about yourself to them. about glueing yourself to them. teesttw. — about glueing yourself to them. teesttw. -new— about glueing yourself to them. exactly. - now like - about glueing yourself to them. exactly-now like this. exactly. so it's now like this is disruption at major sporting and events. from and cultural events. so from today, protesters who block roads and airports, they can face 12 months behind bars. anyone locking on to other people can get six months or an unlimited fine . so these are unlimited fine. so these are quite arguably draconian laws. i'm interested to see how they were sort of brought in. i think really for the just stop oil and yeah, you just so they yeah, you know, just so they don't over. well, don't get run over. well, they've -trial. - don't get run over. well,. they've -trial. they've don't get run over. well,- they've-trial. they've had they've had a trial. they've had a they've had a trial. they've had e-wttn— they've had a trial. they've had a-with lockdown - they've had a trial. they've had a-with lockdown as- a dry run with lockdown as well tneeen— a dry run with lockdown as well though,-haven't- a dry run with lockdown as well though, haven't they. though, of course, haven't they. tnew-we— though, of course, haven't they. they've learned _ though, of course, haven't they. they've learned that they can get ewew— they've learned that they can get ewew wttn— they've learned that they can get away with this sort of stett. — stuff. we did have i can't remember had an remember her name, but we had an it remember her name, but we had an rt-tne— remember her name, but we had an rt-tne en— remember her name, but we had an rt-tne en tne— remember her name, but we had an it-the on the channel- it girl on the on the channel eertter—
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it girl on the on the channel earlier today— it girl on the on the channel earlier today who— it girl on the on the channel earlier today who saying earlier today who was saying i wette— earlier today who was saying i weett test— earlier today who was saying i would just arrest— earlier today who was saying i would just arrest them all beforehand,— would just arrest them all beforehand, 48 would just arrest them all beforehand,-48 in beforehand, give him 48 hours in jail. beforehand, give him 48 hours in tert—enwene— beforehand, give him 48 hours in jail.-anyone who's- jail. you know, anyone who's tnewn— jail. you know, anyone who's known-previous. jail. you know, anyone who's- known -previous record, known to have a previous record, i known to have a previous record, r-tnew— known to have a previous record, r-tnew rt— known to have a previous record, r-tnew tt terre— known to have a previous record, i know if you're allowed i don't know if you're allowed to i don't know if you're allowed teltnet— i don't know if you're allowed to .that-country- i don't know if you're allowed to that country that's to do that in a country that's net— to do that in a country that's net rren. — to do that in a country that's net rren. we,— to do that in a country that's not iran. no, i— to do that in a country that's not iran. no, i no,- to do that in a country that's not iran. no, i no, i feel it's ttte— not iran. no, i no, i feel it's ttte-et— not iran. no, i no, i feel it's ttte-et getng— not iran. no, i no, i feel it's like of going against what like kind of going against what the whole point of having a cerenetten— the whole point of having a coronation in— the whole point of having a coronation in a— the whole point of having a coronation in a public. yeah. nes— coronation in a public. yeah. he's defending— coronation in a public. yeah. he's defending our liberty. teen.— he's defending our liberty. . yeah,_liberty. no, he's defending our liberty. . ywas_liberty. no, he's defending our liberty. “was saying. c no, he's defending our liberty. “was saying. i c no, he's defending our liberty. “was saying. i mean, tug no, he's defending our liberty. “was saying. i mean, i'gyr no, he's defending our liberty. “was saying. i mean, i thinko, he's defending our liberty. “was saying. i mean, i think if i was saying. i mean, i think if terre— i was saying. i mean, i think if were-te— i was saying. i mean, i think if wee-re-te te— i was saying. i mean, i think if you're to do anything at you're going to do anything at all, you're going to do anything at gr, tt-s— you're going to do anything at gr, tt-s get— you're going to do anything at gt, tt-s get te— you're going to do anything at all, it's got to be— you're going to do anything at all, it's got to be properly mediaeval._ all, it's got to be properly mediaeval. that's my only requirement. _ requirement. i don't want people sweergtwtng— supergluing themselves to like gents—net- supergluing themselves to like gets—net rt- parts of the abbey. but if wee-re— parts of the abbey. but if weere getng— parts of the abbey. but if you're going to come in with, ete—weenl you're going to come in with,- like,_yeah. what like, a longbow. oh, yeah. what eteet— about stocks and stuff? put weersett— about stocks and stuff? put yourself fixing. yourself in the fixing. we've got yourself in the fixing. we've get—rt— yourself in the fixing. we've get—rt tees- yourself in the fixing. we've got—it does show| got twitter, but it does show how can really how a deadline can really sharpen the minds. and i just wish the coronation being wish the coronation was being held channel so held in the english channel so they fix the small boats they could fix the small boats crossing. yeah, well, is crossing. yeah, well, it is true. that samuel true. that isn't it? samuel rennsen— johnson said that, didn't he tnewe— johnson said that, didn't hei tnewe—new know? it's extraordinary how we— know? it's extraordinary how tnet—e- know? it's extraordinary how tnet—e nen-sl know? it's extraordinary how- that_a man's mind. that will sharpen a man's mind. wnet— that will sharpen a man's mind. wnet-eeetetn- that will sharpen a man's mind. what-explain in- that will sharpen a man's mind. what-explain in a- that will sharpen a man's mind. what explain in a couple what can you explain in a couple of what can you explain in a couple et—tne— what can you explain in a couple et—tne tnege- what can you explain in a couple of_the image .on i of words what the image is on tne— of words what the image is on tne-eege— of words what the image is on tne-eegeltne- of words what the image is on the page the guardian the front page of the guardian tren— the front page of the guardian tren tne— the front page of the guardian tren tne-gete— the front page of the guardian from the gala yesterday, and the front page of the guardian fron had gala yesterday, and the front page of the guardian fronhad a gala yesterday, and the front page of the guardian fronhad a bunch a yesterday, and the front page of the guardian fronhad a bunch of'esterday, and the front page of the guardian fronhad a bunch of famousi, and the front page of the guardian fronhad a bunch of famous people you had a bunch of famous people going— you had a bunch of famous people getng eet— you had a bunch of famous people getng eet weenng— you had a bunch of famous people going out wearing ridiculously eeenswe— going out wearing ridiculously. expensive _then expensive costumes. and then weewe— expensive costumes. and then you've leto there you've got jared leto there dressed cat. this is some dressed as a cat. this is some people online. is people arguing online. this is a sort normalisation of the
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sort of normalisation of the furries, which is a sort of weird sexual subgroup type thing. does he put the head on? isuppose thing. does he put the head on? i suppose you don't know any tnen— i suppose you don't know any tnen r— i suppose you don't know any more than i do,— i suppose you don't know any more than i do, but i know he rt— more than i do, but i know he carries it around— more than i do, but i know he carries it around like that. r; carries it around like that. he teete— carries it around like that. he ceett newe— carries it around like that. he could have-come- carries it around like that. he could have-come from i carries it around like that. he could have come from the could have just come from the secret whatever. secret singer or whatever. yeah, that's me. is jared leto a secrete— yeah, that's me. is jared leto a secrete teet— yeah, that's me. is jared leto a secret? poor oh,— yeah, that's me. is jared leto a secret? poor oh, well, he's the one: _ secret? poor oh, well, he's thei one,_is famously one, isn't he? who is famously etwews— one, isn't he? who is famously always-attending- one, isn't he? who is famously always attending fashion always seen attending fashion stews— always seen attending fashion snews ant— always seen attending fashion shows. and then— always seen attending fashion shows. and then the next day weertng— shows. and then the next day weertng tne— shows. and then the next day wearing the most outrageous eetttt—tnere - wearing the most outrageous outfit—there was. wearing the most outrageous. outfit—there was one outfit there was, there was one tnet—green | that was a ridiculously green ttnt— that was a ridiculously green ttnt et— that was a ridiculously green ttnt et en— that was a ridiculously green kind of all in— that was a ridiculously green kind of all in one. did you ever see-e-greenl kind of all in one. did you everj see-a-green fur see that? like a huge green fur seet— see that? like a huge green fur eeetltteetet— see that? like a huge green fur coat-fixated on— see that? like a huge green fur coat-fixated on it?- see that? like a huge green fur coat fixated on it? and he coat so fixated on it? and he teen— coat so fixated on it? and he teen ne— coat so fixated on it? and he was. yeah no, i— coat so fixated on it? and he was. yeah no, i remember this teeese— was. yeah no, i remember this teeese r— was. yeah no, i remember this teeese r-en— was. yeah no, i remember this because i an argument with because i had an argument with one— because i had an argument with eet-wnet— because i had an argument with obe-what-nature- because i had an argument with obe what nature the obe and what the nature of the meet— obe and what the nature of the eetes—— obe and what the nature of the meet was a picture of meet the meme was a picture of jared— meet the meme was a picture of tenet—tesnten- jared leto at at the fashion stew— jared leto at at the fashion snew getng— jared leto at at the fashion show going that. and show going like that. and i tneegnt— show going like that. and i thought laughing show going like that. and i thought-laughing the thought he was laughing at the eetttt— thought he was laughing at the eetttt-tnen— thought he was laughing at the outfit-then the— thought he was laughing at the outfit then the next day outfit and then the next day nes—rt.- outfit and then the next dayi nes—rt. ant he's actually wearing it. and i ete— he's actually wearing it. and i ttte, we,— he's actually wearing it. and i was like, no, he's— he's actually wearing it. and i was like, no, he's clearly tettgntet— was like, no, he's clearly delighted .the- was like, no, he's clearly- delighted .the-and he delighted with the outfit and he was delighted with the outfit and he ees-newne— delighted with the outfit and he ees-newte ne- delighted with the outfit and he was maybe he went a was right. so maybe he went to a pet was right. so maybe he went to a eet-westertew— was right. so maybe he went to a eet-westertew er— pet store yesterday or something. - pet store yesterday or something, 4.3?“ pet store yesterday or something. yeah, that is something. yeah, i mean, that is just very studio ghibli, just it's very studio ghibli, that one, i think. but anyway , that one, i think. but anyway, fair that one, i think. but anyway, tetr grew.— that one, i think. but anyway, tetr etew. tee— that one, i think. but anyway, fair play. you got— that one, i think. but anyway, fair play. you got the- but anyway, fair play. you got the money you enjoy— fair play. you got the money you entew weersett. — fair play. you got the money you enjoy yourself. we— fair play. you got the money you enjoy yourself. we move on to tne— enjoy yourself. we move on to tne|tee— enjoy yourself. we move on to
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the i leo - reports - enjoy yourself. we move on to the i leo - reports on i the i leo so the i reports on grey— the i leo so the i reports on grew see— the i leo so the i reports on grew see grav— the i leo so the i reports on grey sue gray refuses to help the grey sue gray refuses to help tne tngetrw— grey sue gray refuses to help the inquiry over— grey sue gray refuses to help the inquiry over starmer job seerttng— the inquiry over starmer job seerttng terw— the inquiry over starmer job sparking tory anger. so etttetets— sparking tory anger. so officials are— sparking tory anger. so officials are investigating the claim that she breached rules by to talking labour about a senior role with keir starmer while working at the cabinet office. she inquiry into she led the inquiry into partygate that played its role in deposing boris and then as a civil servant. she was supposed to be completely neutral and just acting in the best interest of the public in the state and instead , well, i mean, this is instead, well, i mean, this is the suspicion she just waltz straight into a top job with keir starmer as almost as a as a reward for getting rid of boris. no suggestion that anything that was no suggestion that anything that reweetet— no suggestion that anything that was revealed in— no suggestion that anything that was revealed in that report was terse,— was revealed in that report was tetse, tnet— was revealed in that report was tetse, tnet ne— was revealed in that report was false, that he didn't any of false, that he didn't do any of tnese— false, that he didn't do any of eese-teen.- false, that he didn't do any of those -yeah, well, - false, that he didn't do any of. those -yeah, well, also, those things. yeah, well, also, i but things that i would say. but the things that where on this, you where my bias lies on this, you know, kind of centre, right? know, i'm kind of centre, right? but say her but i would honestly say her report bit damp squib report was a bit of a damp squib when out. it failed to when it came out. it failed to land decisive blow and it land the decisive blow and it was pincher that him sacked was pincher that got him sacked wasn't did wasn't it. was pincher. did boris. she had boris. yeah. so if she had delivered absolutely stinging delivered an absolutely stinging report, if she had kind of winded him and he'd staggered
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around and gone over the side, you know, off the back of it. but i don't think that's what happens. but i mean she, happens. yeah. but i mean she, she definitely tried and i think keir starmer liked that. well it doesn't she's doesn't look good that she's refusing and refusing to help anyway. and finally, star finally, let's hit the star before the break. before we move on to the break. yeah well, now know why he yeah well, now we know why he puts his. we always thought it e tet— puts his. we always thought it was a bit weird.— puts his. we always thought it was a bit weird. you- " we always thought it was a bit weird. you know, you put— was a bit weird. you know, you get weer— was a bit weird. you know, you get weer nents— was a bit weird. you know, you put your hands in— was a bit weird. you know, you put your hands in your jacket ete— put your hands in your jacket ttte tnet. — put your hands in your jacket like that. “4;ng and put your hands in your jacket like that. v425?" and now we know like that. yeah. and now we know wne— like that. yeah. and now we know wtw-ne-s— like that. yeah. and now we know wtw-ne-slne— like that. yeah. and now we know why.-he'slhe doesn't- why. because he's a he doesn't went— why. because he's a he doesn't went te— why. because he's a he doesn't want to .these, _ why. because he's a he doesn't want to these, these, these want to get these, these, these tet— want to get these, these, these tet news— want to get these, these, these tee tews eet. — want to get these, these, these bad boys out. don't to bad boys out. i don't want to tentgrete— bad boys out. i don't want to denigrate-kids- bad boys out. i don't want toj denigrate-kids feel denigrate our. our kids feel sorry for him. really yeah. i mean, but i want what this sorry for him. really yeah. i. mean, but i want whatlthis is sorry for him. really yeah. i. meari but i want whatlthis is sorry for him. really yeah. i. meari want want whatlthis is sorry for him. really yeah. i. meari want toint whatlthis is sorry for him. really yeah. i. meari want to see.hat.this is sorry for him. really yeah. i. meari want to see. ittlthis is meari want to see. i want his is meari want to see. i want to. is what i want to see. i want to ntn — what i want to see. i want to ntn ent— what i want to see. i want to see him and trump shaking hands teeese— because trump supposedly draghi and because trump supposedly draghi ent—nentsl and twiglets small little hands, but and twiglets small little hands, eet—tert- and twiglets small little hands, eet—tee se- and twiglets small little hands, but—tall, so he. but trump's really tall, so he sneett— but trump's really tall, so he should-hands. - but trump's really tall, so he should hands. should have big hands. but tnet-s— should have big hands. but eets—sews- should have big hands. but. that's-says everyone should have big hands. but that' he's says everyone should have big hands. but that' he's got says everyone should have big hands. but that' he's got smallls everyone should have big hands. but that' he's got small hands. so says he's got small hands. so i want to see if they're grin so i want to see if they're going to if want to see if they're going to tt newte— want to see if they're going to if maybe they'll— want to see if they're going to if maybe they'll just do fist tene— if maybe they'll just do fist bump something, right? bump or something, right? yeah, i bump or something, right? yeah, r-renenter— bump or something, right? yeah, i-remember-first- i don't remember the first campaign, and one of the campaign, 2016. and one of the one other candidates, campaign, 2016. and one of the one marco ther candidates, campaign, 2016. and one of the one marco rubio, ndidates, campaign, 2016. and one of the one marco rubio, was ates, campaign, 2016. and one of the one marco rubio, was saying campaign, 2016. and one of the one gotirco rubio, was saying campaign, 2016. and one of the one got small bio, was saying campaign, 2016. and one of the one got small hands.s saying campaign, 2016. and one of the one got small hands. andiing he's got small hands. and you know what they about men know what they say about men with rubio's with small hands and rubio's crab, he's little crab, he means he's got a little willy. trump goes out willy. and then trump goes out
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and let me tell you, and goes, let me tell you, marco, no i've no marco, there's no i've got no problem in that department. and everyone's god, everyone's like, oh, my god, trump vulgar. i like, trump is so vulgar. i was like, well, you did accuse him of well, you did just accuse him of having know, great having a you know, it's great that potential of that the potential leaders of the free world debating the free world were debating the penis instead talking the free world were debating the penis actualstead talking the free world were debating the penis actual policy talking the free world were debating the penis actual policy . talking the free world were debating the penis actual policy . talkii g about actual policy. and i wonder i i know what wonder i mean, i don't know what is he does have fat fingers, but that could be arthritis. that could be gout, arthritis. it sorts of it could be all sorts of unpleasant. it feels a bit i r— unpleasant. it feels a bit i mean i mean,— c. it feels a bit i mean i mean, laughed when i mean i mean, i laughed when i saw-headline.— mean i mean, i laughed when i saw headline. obviously saw the headline. obviously teeese— saw the headline. obviously because horrible because i'm a horrible person, tet— because i'm a horrible person, eet-teet— because i'm a horrible person, but-feel-mean. because i'm a horrible person,i but-feel-mean this but it does feel a bit mean this retes— but it does feel a bit mean this teeeslnts— but it does feel a bit mean this teeeslnts en— but it does feel a bit mean this focus-his on his— but it does feel a bit mean this focus his on his fingers. and focus on his on his fingers. and i focus on his on his fingers. and r—eteet- focus on his on his fingers. and r—eteet wneti i thought, oh, what about what do i thought, oh, what about what rte-ween- i thought, oh, what about what rte-ween get- i thought, oh, what about what do women get like i thought, oh, what about what do single women get like i thought, oh, what about what do single photoen get like i thought, oh, what about what do single photo theyt like i thought, oh, what about what do single photo they ever every single photo they ever netetw-s— every single photo they ever nobody's ever— every single photo they ever nobody's ever nobody's saying ttte— nobody's ever nobody's saying ttte-fingers— nobody's ever nobody's saying like-fingers isn't- like but fingers isn't that's net— like but fingers isn't that's net-tnet-s— like but fingers isn't that's not-that's-like- not wait that's not like overeating.— not wait that's not like overeating. men have got uncovered like - overeating. men have got uncovered like people can see. reente— uncovered like people can see. reente en— uncovered like people can see. eeepte see— uncovered like people can see. people can see, you— uncovered like people can see. people can see, you know- uncovered like people can see. people can see, you know, lana del rey put on weight or whatever . but it's like it whatever. but it's like it nesn-t— whatever. but it's like it nesn-t ett— whatever. but it's like it hasn't all gone- whatever. but it's like it hasn't all gone to- but it's like it hasn't all gone to her fingers. sne— hasn't all gone to her fingers. sne teen-t— hasn't all gone to her fingers. sne tesn-t get— hasn't all gone to her fingers. she hasn't got she— hasn't all gone to her fingers. she hasn't got she got- hasn't all gone to her fingers. she hasn't got she got big- hasn't all gone to her fingers. she hasn't got she got big fat fingers. i don't know. look at my fingers. fingers. i don't know. look at nw ttngers. twe— fingers. i don't know. look at my fingers. i've got- fingers. i don't know. look at my fingers. i've got big- �*" g r:r:::r" g look at my fingers. i've got big hands as my fingers. i've got big hands es-weree— my fingers. i've got big hands as-marco rubio,- my fingers. i've got big hands as marco rubio, have as well. marco rubio, you have got as well. marco rubio, you have get-tents. — as well. marco rubio, you have got-hands. yeah.- as well. marco rubio, you have got hands. tv/rtrtt“ ”r“rtt as well. marco rubio, you have got hands. tv/rtrtt“ "r“rtt got huge hands. yeah. there we go. probably all rage go. probably all kinds of rage temperatures country temperatures around the country . is final, final story . that is final, final story from the front pages. we will go
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into a break now. join us afterwards for bbc anti—royalist princess anne, who's pro royal still, i believe, and keir starmer. who knows? we'll see you
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g you're listening to gb time. you're listening to gb wees— time. you're listening to gb wews teete— time. you're listening to gb wews tette .— time. you're listening to gb news radio . and- g you're listening to gb news radio . and welcome back to news radio. and welcome back to neetttners— news radio. and welcome back to headliners with— news radio. and welcome back to headliners with me,— news radio. and welcome back to headliners with me, simon evans. the headliners with me, simon evans. tne twe— headliners with me, simon evans. tne tre teen— headliners with me, simon evans. the i've been given— headliners with me, simon evans. the i've been given an— the i've been given an apostrophe in my teleprompter as apostrophe in my teleprompter as a belong to simon evans and the 2—1 leo kearse in the ba.2 is a josh howie and it is magnificent. i have to say. josh it's getting there. i'm going full. rabbi i was going to say never go full rabbinical yeah . never go full rabbinical yeah. so we kick this section off with today's least surprising reverse ferret as covered in the telegraph. so keir starmer has tacked to the right again , tried tacked to the right again, tried to take some ground from the conservatives by dropping labour's free university tuition pledge. so now there's not going to pledge. so now there's not going te te— pledge. so now there's not going te te tree— pledge. so now there's not going to be free university— 33 so now there's not going to be free university tuition for to be free university tuition ter enwtetw— to be free university tuition for anybody who wants to go to entwersttw— for anybody who wants to go to university, which _ for anybody who wants to go to university, which is which is a greet— university, which is which is a greet ttee— university, which is which is a great idea because why should
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bus great idea because why should ees-ent— great idea because why should bus-and cleaners- great idea because why should bus and cleaners and gb bus drivers and cleaners and gb wees— bus drivers and cleaners and gb news presenters— bus drivers and cleaners and gb news presenters taxed to pay news presenters be taxed to pay for news presenters be taxed to pay ter tezw— news presenters be taxed to pay for lazy middle— news presenters be taxed to pay for lazy middle class kids to go ent— for lazy middle class kids to go ent teen— for lazy middle class kids to go and learn about— for lazy middle class kids to go and learn about gender studies? it and learn about gender studies? rt teesn-t— and learn about gender studies? it doesn't make— and learn about gender studies? it doesn't make any and it doesn't make any sense. and etse— it doesn't make any sense. and ese-te— it doesn't make any sense. and etse-te te— it doesn't make any sense. and etse-te be e— it doesn't make any sense. and also to be a terrible also it tends to be a terrible tneentwe— also it tends to be a terrible incentive for— also it tends to be a terrible incentive for universities incentive for the universities to incentive for the universities te—es- incentive for the universities te—es ntgnl incentive for the universitiesi te—es ntgn es to put the fees up as high as tnew— to put the fees up as high as tnew went— to put the fees up as high as they want and _ to put the fees up as high as they want and for courses that sneett— they want and for courses that sneett nee— they want and for courses that should never otherwise exist to be should never otherwise exist to te teten— should never otherwise exist to be taken because— should never otherwise exist to be taken because people don't teet—tn feel they're paying for them in teet— feel they're paying for them in real-exactly. and- feel they're paying for them in real-exactly. and i- feel they're paying for them in real xeqcc�*j and i think real time. exactly. and i think i-universities_ real time. exactly. and i think i-universities is- real time. exactly. and i think i-universities is less- real time. xeqcc�*j and i think i universities is less and i think universities is less and tess— i think universities is less andj tess—regetret less something that's required to less something that's required te—eet— less something that's required te—eet-entl to actually get out there and mete— to actually get out there and make some money it ever was, make some money if it ever was, wee— make some money if it ever was, wee-tne— make some money if it ever was, you-the cultural- make some money if it ever was, you the cultural cachet, you know, the cultural cachet, tne— you know, the cultural cachet, tne-eeenet— you know, the cultural cachet, the - cachet of - you know, the cultural cachet, the cachet of going to the social cachet of going to universities. _ the social cachet of going to universities. much universities. pretty much diminished— universities. pretty much diminished by the fact that ewerwtetw— diminished by the fact that ewerwtetw-te - diminished by the fact that everybody to motty everybody goes to uni motty and nest—test,- everybody goes to uni motty and most—thick, so- most people are thick, so tttetet— most people are thick, so diluted. yeah,— most people are thick, so diluted. yeah, has diluted. yeah, yeah. has comments about tax are very tnteresttng. — comments about tax are very interesting. it— comments about tax are very interesting. it really is taking tettng— interesting. it really is taking some taking some ground from the terres— some taking some ground from the tertes tete— some taking some ground from the tertes nere, ne— some taking some ground from the tories here, he says.— some taking some ground from the tories here, he says. have some taking some ground from the tori highest he says. have some taking some ground from the tori highest tax says. have some taking some ground from the tori highest tax burden have some taking some ground from the tori highest tax burden sincee some taking some ground from the tori highest tax burden since the the highest tax burden since the seeent—wnet- the highest tax burden since the. second _what-had second world war. what we've had from—is— second world war. what we've had from—is tax- second world war. what we've had from—is tax rise. from the government is tax rise upon— from the government is tax rise upon tax,— from the government is tax rise upon tan-upon— from the government is tax rise upon tax,-upon tax- from the government is tax rise upon tax, upon tax rise. if upon tax, rise upon tax rise. if they-ve— upon tax, rise upon tax rise. if they-ve proved— upon tax, rise upon tax rise. if they've proved one thing, it's that— they've proved one thing, it's that their— they've proved one thing, it's that their high— they've proved one thing, it's that their high tax low growth economy—t- that their high tax low growthi economy—i mean, that their high tax low growth- economy_| mean, is economy doesn't work. i mean, is liz—t- economy doesn't work. i mean, is liz—t wasl liz truss writing for him.7 i was going— liz truss writing for him.7 i was goinglsav_ liz truss writing for him? i was going-soy tnto— liz truss writing for him? i was going-say this is— liz truss writing for him? i was going say this is amazing going to say this is amazing stuff. actually the stuff. he's actually to the right of fryston. i mean, he is on that issue. thought was on that issue. i thought it was interesting he phrased interesting the way he phrased
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it this the kind it and i mean this is the kind of weasel you expect from of weasel words you expect from politicians, but even are politicians, but even so, we are likely that likely to move on from that commitment . likely to move on from that commitment. i'm going to use that all the time from yeah that all the time from now. yeah i know, said . i know. i said, i know, i said. i know. i said, i know, i said. i know. i said, i know. i said we'd be going out to ball park kids, but i think it's going move on it's likely i'm going to move on from commitment. now, this it's likely i'm going to move on fr(going commitment. now, this it's likely i'm going to move on fr(going to ommitment. now, this it's likely i'm going to move on fr(going to be mitment. now, this it's likely i'm going to move on fr(going to be mynent. now, this it's likely i'm going to move on fr(going to be my go |t. now, this it's likely i'm going to move on fr(going to be my go to now, this it's likely i'm going to move on fr(going to be my go to phrase. s is going to be my go to phrase. nut— is going to be my go to phrase. not yeah— is going to be my go to phrase. not not .— is going to be my go to phrase. not not . .— is going to be my go to phrase. but yeah , i mean,— is going to be my go to phrase. but yeah , i mean, obviously the but yeah, i mean, obviously the people on the left, particularly far him . far left, feel betrayed by him. this is know, he gave his this is you know, he gave his ton— this is you know, he gave his ton pontooo— this is you know, he gave his ten promises. look, he did. ti; ten promises. look, he did. he ont— ten promises. look, he did. he onto-no— ten promises. look, he did. he onto-no onto.— ten promises. look, he did. he said-he said, get- ten promises. look, he did. he said-he said, get into- said what he said, get into power , kick the out. power, kick the cranks out. maybe electable maybe make labour electable again. then hopefully get in again. and then hopefully get in and again. and then hopefully get in ant-toot— again. and then hopefully get in ant-toot ton— again. and then hopefully get in and-good for the- and do some good for the country.— and do some good for the country-also- and do some good for the country. also talk. look, country. they also talk. look, he country. they also talk. look, no-tnot— country. they also talk. look, no-tnot tne- country. they also talk. look, he that the system is he admits that the system is proton.— he admits that the system is proton—tn- he admits that the system is broken._fix it.- he admits that the system isi broken._fix it. he broken. he wants to fix it. he toot— broken. he wants to fix it. he toot-tnot— broken. he wants to fix it. he toot-tnot poytng- broken. he wants to fix it. he just that paying for just thinks that paying for everyone's tuition is just not going— everyone's tuition is just not goinglbe_ everyone's tuition is just not goinglbe tne— everyone's tuition is just not going be the way to do it. everyone's tuition is just not going be the way to do . going to be the way to do it. i tne-g — going to be the way to do it. i one-g .— going to be the way to do it. i ogee ttttnt— going to be the way to do it. i agree. i think it— going to be the way to do it. i agree. i think it does- going to be the way to do it. i agree. i think it does need a very serious root and branch radical reform. is radical reform. it is interesting tuition fees interesting that tuition fees are a kind of regular betrayal hotspot, clegg hotspot, aren't they? nick clegg of famously, of course, most famously, who went with the went into coalition with the tories then threw that tories and then threw that out. and the thing that and that was the one thing that everyone voted for. lib everyone had voted for. the lib dems for , you know, dems hoping for, you know, because we have
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because otherwise we would have had. that's had. but anyway, that's old history now. i knew josh they are concerned that next week's history now. i knew josh they are day :erned that next week's history now. i knew josh they are day might that next week's history now. i knew josh they are day might bet next week's history now. i knew josh they are day might be leftxt week's history now. i knew josh they are day might be left unmarred big day might be left unmarred by dissent and indeed anti—monarchy views must be aired during king's coronation coverage. bbc insiders say. so opvtonotn— coverage. bbc insiders say. so obviously, when _ coverage. bbc insiders say. so obviously, when the- fg bbc insiders say. so obviously, when the queen died and obviously, when the queen died ont .— obviously, when the queen died ont . tntnt— obviously, when the queen died and i think there— obviously, when the queen died and i think there was a lot of enotton— and i think there was a lot of emotion, there— and i think there was a lot of emotion, there was a lot of onotttnte— emotion, there was a lot of gratitude, and— emotion, there was a lot of gratitude, and so there wasn't noon— gratitude, and so there wasn't noon tott— gratitude, and so there wasn't noon tott ot— gratitude, and so there wasn't much talk at the— gratitude, and so there wasn't much talk at the time about the tntnn — much talk at the time about the tntnn ot— much talk at the time about the tntnn ot tne— much talk at the time about the future of the monarchy and the note— future of the monarchy and the note ot— future of the monarchy and the note ot ttng— future of the monarchy and the role of king charles charles now ont— role of king charles charles now ont nnoteven— role of king charles charles now and whatever.was_ role of king charles charles now and whatever was just kind of and whatever it was just kind of ooonneo ant— and whatever it was just kind of assumed. and he— and whatever it was just kind of assumed. and he walked into the note.— assumed. and he walked into the note-wttn— assumed. and he walked into the role.-with they're— assumed. and he walked into the role. with they're saying role. now with they're saying nee— role. now with they're saying nen, yon— role. now with they're saying here, you know,— role. now with they're saying here, you know, half the country not pontontonty— here, you know, half the country not particularly bothered about the not particularly bothered about tne noyotty— not particularly bothered about tne noyotty .— not particularly bothered about the royalty . now— not particularly bothered about the royalty . now is like the the royalty. now is like the tne— the royalty. now is like the ttne to— the royalty. now is like the time to maybe— the royalty. now is like the time to maybe start having some of time to maybe start having some ot tnooe— time to maybe start having some of those conversations , of those conversations, oenotntn— of those conversations, certainly, opposed just certainly, as opposed to just novtng— certainly, as opposed to just novtng tneoe— certainly, as opposed to just having these kind of hagiographies of like art isn't ttng— hagiographies of like art isn't ttng cnonteo— hagiographies of like art isn't king charles and the most onoztng— king charles and the most onoztng to— king charles and the most amazing is it— king charles and the most amazing is it now, though, or nonto— amazing is it now, though, or would—better. amazing is it now, though, or- would_better maybe amazing is it now, though, or would halfway better maybe amazing is it now, though, or would halfway between r maybe amazing is it now, though, or would halfway between the aybe exactly halfway between the tent— exactly halfway between the teotn ot— exactly halfway between the death of the _ exactly halfway between the death of the queen and the coronation? _ death of the queen and the coronation? i— death of the queen and the coronation? ctzt" c death of the queen and the coronation? t:t:::t c c coronation? i don't know that it really enhances the coronation itself, does it? i mean, maybe a discussion a friendly discussion in a friendly discussion, actually discussion, but actually dissident voices on day?
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dissident voices on that day? well, i mean , guess well, no. i mean, i guess dissident is also pay dissident republican is also pay for their licence fee. so they should for their licence fee. so they onontt nove— for their licence fee. so they should have their— . c ti.t:i;ti.t::; ”tit; so they should have their views represented.— should have their views represented. and charles isn't as represented. and charles isn't oo popnton— represented. and charles isn't oo popnton. — represented. and charles isn't oo popnton. t— represented. and charles isn't oo popnton. t pop- represented. and charles isn't as popular. represented. and charles isn't as popular . c ti.t:i;ti.t::; as popular. i pay for my licence fee. i don't like match of the day, but if i watch match of the day, but if i watch match of the day, i expect to see a discussion of the match. i don't expect to see a discussion of whether or not is whether or not football is a degrading influence on young men whether or not football is a deg|whereinfluence on young men whether or not football is a deg|where the rence on young men whether or not football is a deg|where the shirt on young men whether or not football is a deg|where the shirt ist young men whether or not football is a deg|where the shirt is that'sg men and where the shirt is that's setting example. you setting them a bad example. you know what i mean? bbc know what i mean? that's bbc impartiality for you. yeah, that's it i do that's what it means. i do expect to a brief discussion expect to see a brief discussion of the small boats crisis, obviously, from gary obviously, but that's from gary lineker. into the lineker. we should look into the monarchy being talked down. princess anne on her high horse . so princess anne says a onotten— so princess anne says a smaller monarchy is not a good tteo. — smaller monarchy is not a good tteo. ant— smaller monarchy is not a good idea. and that's— smaller monarchy is not a good idea. and that's coming from a pnnoeoo. — idea. and that's coming from a pnneoo. so. — idea. and that's coming from a princess. so. so— idea. and that's coming from a princess. so. so she knows what she's talking about. yeah, she does mean i think slimming down the headliners panel would be a bad idea. you know. but yeah, she bad idea. you know. but yeah, one opvtonoty— bad idea. you know. but yeah, she obviously likes— bad idea. you know. but yeah, she obviously likes her- tnftt: : /t:::t. but yeah, she obviously likes her job tn?t: : /t:::t. but yeah, she obviously likes her job and nonto— she obviously likes her job and nonto to— she obviously likes her job and nonto to keep— she obviously likes her job and wants to keep it.— she obviously likes her job and wants to keep it. she's she toeon-t— wants to keep it. she's she doesn't want— wants to keep it. she's she doesn't want to _ wants to keep it. she's she doesn't want to get a job behind the doesn't want to get a job behind tne oneotont— doesn't want to get a job behind the checkout in— doesn't want to get a job behind the checkout in morrisons, but the checkout in morrisons, but tne—pe— the checkout in morrisons, but the—be waitrose- the checkout in morrisons, but the be waitrose so the idea she'd be waitrose so
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tonne,— the idea she'd be waitrose so prince, prince— the idea she'd be waitrose so prince, prince charles or king cnonteo— prince, prince charles or king cnonteo to— prince, prince charles or king charles is has— prince, prince charles or king charles is has said that he nonto— charles is has said that he nontolottn— charles is has said that he wants-slim the- charles is has said that he wants slim the monarchy wants to slim the monarchy down and-really— wants to slim the monarchy down and-really done- and he hasn't really done onytntng— and he hasn't really done onytntng-tt,- and he hasn't really done anything it, but it's just anything about it, but it's just noppentng— anything about it, but it's just happening natural happening through natural nootoge— happening through natural wastage. through that's their wastage. so through that's their pnne,— wastage. so through that's their pnne-noo— wastage. so through that's their pnne-non .— wastage. so through that's their pnne-non. t- wastage. so through that's their phrase, way . i would phrase, by the way. i would cott— phrase, by the way. i would never call. i— phrase, by the way. i would never call. i would never call it never call. i would never call tt oony— never call. i would never call tt oony . — never call. i would never call it sorry . that's— never call. i would never call it sorry . that's how- never call. i would never call it sorry . ?”t:?; never call. i would never call it sorry . it sorry. that's how are you going to say no, but voluntary redundancy , essentially? or are redundancy, essentially? or are you talking about divorce? i mean, not death. they're not. yeah, death . but they're yeah, but death. but they're always ones being always there's new ones being born have they have born as well. or have they have they become. but they're also novtng— they become. but they're also novtng to— they become. but they're also moving to california,- i but they're also moving to california, getting topo— moving to california, getting poo-tettn— moving to california, getting jobs-netflix ,- moving to california, getting jobs-netflix , as- moving to california, getting jobs netflix , as netflix jobs as as netflix, as netflix potoooteto— jobs as as netflix, as netflix podcasters and— jobs as as netflix, as netflix podcasters and things like that. i podcasters and things like that. t nnon— podcasters and things like that. t t— podcasters and things like that. t t onppooe— podcasters and things like that. i mean, i suppose there's- podcasters and things like that. i mean, i suppose there's room for some hybrid. you feel like charles andrew obviously is a special him to one special case. put him to one side but anne and edward and then then immediate then and then their immediate descendants fairly descendants that feels fairly core. could be kind of core. the rest could be kind of like still acknowledged but paying like still acknowledged but paying way. i don't like still acknowledged but payingoh way. i don't like still acknowledged but payingoh yeah. privatiseon't like still acknowledged but payingoh yeah. privatise them. know. oh yeah. privatise them. ntvottoe— know. oh yeah. privatise them. ntvottoe tne— know. oh yeah. privatise them. privatise the extended- ot wot??? privatise them. privatise the extended ones onontt— privatise the extended ones should .sponsor- privatise the extended ones should sponsor them. “t; should also sponsor them. they otontt— should also sponsor them. they otoutt neon— should also sponsor them. they should wear like— should also sponsor them. they should wear like the sponsorship on jackets things on their jackets and things like that. yes. go about which, which pnootoooten— that. yes. go about which, which broadcaster-they— that. yes. go about which, which broadcaster-they like- “tit; go about which, which broadcaster they like signed broadcaster are they like signed up to— broadcaster are they like signed up to on— broadcaster are they like signed up to or coca—cola— broadcaster are they like signed up to or coca—cola or whoever get—
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up to or coca—cola or whoever get tn— up to or coca—cola or whoever get tn tnen. — up to or coca—cola or whoever get in there. but— up to or coca—cola or whoever get in there. but she- up to or coca—cola or whoever get in there. gt? get in there. but she also got asked about slavery and she said with that she said that , you with that she said that, you know, just don't be too know, that's just don't be too focussed timescales focussed on timescales and periods. history isn't like ttot— periods. history isn't like tnot-t-n— periods. history isn't like that.-i'm like,- periods. history isn't like that.-i'm like, no,- : history isn't like that. i'm like, no, history that. and i'm like, no, history is that. and i'm like, no, history to-ntoton— that. and i'm like, no, history to-ntoton. - that. and i'm like, no, history is-history. almost. is that is history. almost exootty— is that is history. almost exactly what history is like. yeah, well, that carries on into the next story. reparations news in the telegraph. josh and turns out that maybe a single check can't reverse an entire chequered career . well, indeed. chequered career. well, indeed. ex—bbc journalist urged to pay nponottono— ex—bbc journalist urged to pay reparations for— ex—bbc journalist urged to pay reparations for ancestor's role in reparations for ancestor's role tn tnon— reparations for ancestor's role in irish famine.— reparations for ancestor's role in irish famine. now this is a woman called— in irish famine. now this is a woman called laura trevor tnvettn— woman called laura trevor trevelin trevelin trevelin, and ot— trevelin trevelin trevelin, and ot net— trevelin trevelin trevelin, and one of her many— trevelin trevelin trevelin, and one of her many ancestors , one of her many ancestors, peoonoe— one of her many ancestors, because we all— one of her many ancestors, because we all have many ancestors going- because we all have many ancestors going back to that ttne. — ancestors going back to that ttne. wet.— ancestors going back to that time. well, we— ancestors going back to that time. well, we do.- ancestors going back to that time. �*ftt�*tzgc t:t:::t �*ftt�*tz; ancestors going back to that time. �*ftt�*tzgc it? �*ftt�*tz; t:t:::t ancestors going back to that time. �*ftt�*tzgc t:t:::t �*ftt�*tz; t:t:::t “43?" time. well, we do. we do. yeah go back and owned— time. well, we do. we do. yeah go back and owned six- go back and owned six plantations— go back and owned six plantations in granada . and so plantations in granada. and so one-o— plantations in granada. and so one-o gtvtng— plantations in granada. and so she's giving £100,000. and this tn— she's giving £100,000. and this tn tne— she's giving £100,000. and this was in the news— she's giving £100,000. and this was in the news a— she's giving £100,000. and this was in the news a couple of nontno— was in the news a couple of nontno ogo— was in the news a couple of months ago. but— was in the news a couple of months ago. but people at the tne— months ago. but people at the ttne rightly— months ago. but people at the time rightly pointed out the nypoonoy— time rightly pointed out the hypocrisy-she's- time rightly pointed out the hypocrisy she's got hypocrisy because she's got onotnen— hypocrisy because she's got another descendant who another direct descendant who oonon— another direct descendant who. shares—charles shares the same surname, charles seno— shares the same surname, charles sewn—pnn— shares the same surname, charles sevttto,—pton .- shares the same surname, charles sevilla,_blah , who. sevilla, blah, blah, blah, who is sevilla, blah, blah, blah, who to-noootvety- is arguably massively responsible- is arguably massively responsible for the irish famine
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onen— responsible for the irish famine nnen ttte— responsible for the irish famine nnen ttte o— responsible for the irish famine where like a million people one.— where like a million people one. ne— where like a million people died. he was— where like a million people died. he was the treasury otttotot— died. he was the treasury official in— died. he was the treasury official in charge of famine nettet. — official in charge of famine nettet. ne— official in charge of famine relief. he said— official in charge of famine relief. he said some terrible tntngo— relief. he said some terrible tntngo opont— relief. he said some terrible things about how it was a pnntonnent— things about how it was a punishment from god and they were-ungrateful- punishment from god and they were ungrateful and of were idle, ungrateful and all of tho— were idle, ungrateful and all of tne—wen- this stuff. and people were ttte,— this stuff. and people were he, nett— this stuff. and people were like, well, minute , if like, well, wait a minute, if youe— like, well, wait a minute, if you gong— like, well, wait a minute, if you gotng to— like, well, wait a minute, if you're going to give this money oven—onen- you're going to give this money over—she's sort. over here. and now she's sort of ooytno— over here. and now she's sort of saving-o— over here. and now she's sort of ooytno- ootuotty- over here. and now she's sort of saying, , actually the thing saying, well, actually the thing is saying, well, actually the thing to tnot— saying, well, actually the thing to tnot-noo— saying, well, actually the thing to tnot-noo o- is that like he was a representative of the government. the government. so is that now the poottton— government. so is that now the poottton-ony— government. so is that now the position-any the- position that any the governments don't to pay governments don't need to pay nponottono— governments don't need to pay reparations-it- governments don't need to pay reparations it should reparations is that it should tuot— reparations is that it should just-individuals- just be the individuals who. nett— just be the individuals who.i well—argument just be the individuals who. - well—argument is well i suppose her argument is tnot— well i suppose her argument is tnot-to— well i suppose her argument is tnot-to poytng— well i suppose her argument is that is paying reparations that she is paying reparations for that she is paying reparations ton-net— that she is paying reparations for- her family- that she is paying reparations for- her family made for money. her family made directly as investing in slavery, which she feels bad about. slavery, which she feels bad about . but she that this about. but she feels that this trevelyan , who was beastly to trevelyan, who was beastly to the irish and he and he was unequivocally i mean, it wasn't just a question of going, well, this what we do. did, as this is what we do. he did, as you say, make terrible statements, but he did do that with his government hat on rather his trevelyan hat rather than his trevelyan hat on. so if anyone should be paying on. so if anyone should be paying for that, it paying reparations for that, it should government . it should be the government. it should be the government. it should be the british government who i'm who i think it should be. i'm not saying should, rather not saying it should, but rather than think should be than him, i think it should be this do you? yeah,
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this woman. oh, do you? yeah, because it's the t:t:::t m7 yeah, because it's the government. to— because it's the government. ttoitoxeo— because it's the government. it's-taxesldidn't- it's my taxes. i didn't do onytntng— it's my taxes. i didn't do anything-dad. it's my taxes. i didn't do. anything-dad was it's my taxes. i didn't do- anything-dad was like anything a bit. my dad was like anything a bit. my dad was like o-peooont,— anything a bit. my dad was like a-peasant,-like- a lowly peasant, just like eottng—nutl a lowly peasant, just like eottng—nut -i a lowly peasant, just like- eating_mud . like, eating turnips and mud. like, why— eating turnips and mud. like, why-i— eating turnips and mud. like, nny-t pe— eating turnips and mud. like, why-l be paving- why should i be paying reparations— why should i be paying reparations it's ridiculous. reparations? it's ridiculous. ano— reparations? it's ridiculous. atoo, one— reparations? it's ridiculous. atoo, ot— reparations? it's ridiculous. also, one of the- reparations? it's ridiculous. also, one of the things that pnougnt— also, one of the things that brought attention, brought it to our attention, one of brought it to our attention, one ot—noo— brought it to our attention, one ot—noo ttotttn- of the people was martin mcguinness,_ of the people was martin mcguinness, one of the people was martin mcguinness,-one the mcguinness, who was one of the teoteno—tne- leaders of the ira, the provisional— leaders of the ira, the provisional who provisional ira, who orchestrated all kinds terror orchestrated all kinds of terror ont— orchestrated all kinds of terror ont nunent— orchestrated all kinds of terror and murder-all- orchestrated all kinds of terror and murder all the rest of and murder and all the rest of it. and murder and all the rest of ttlnon— and murder and all the rest of ttlnon-ne— and murder and all the rest of it..how-he be- and murder and all the rest of it. how he be singling it. so how can he be singling out:— it. so how can he be singling out—pot- it. so how can he be singling out,-bad things. it. so how can he be singling. out,-bad things that out, you know, bad things that noppenet— out, you know, bad things that noppenet-ot- out, you know, bad things that happened of years ago happened hundreds of years ago onen— happened hundreds of years ago nnen neo— happened hundreds of years ago when he's responsible for tentpte— when he's responsible for- terrible—happened terrible things that happened ttneotty— terrible things that happened directly_mean,. directly himself? i mean, i ouppooe— directly himself? i mean, i suppose is is the suppose this is this is the serious point, isn't is that serious point, isn't it? is that you to go far you don't have to go very far down the generations. 1 or 2 is usually enough, let alone over 150 whatever, lose 150 years or whatever, to lose contact who benefited, contact with who has benefited, who hurt, you know, how who has been hurt, you know, how many many british people many how many british people really honestly say that many how many british people reall'know honestly say that many how many british people reall'know hona ;tly say that many how many british people reall'know hona ;tly swhether they know for a fact whether their family fortune was made or lost given government lost by any given government decree. it's kind absurd , decree. it's kind of absurd, isn't it? yeah. no, i mean, isn't it? yeah. no, no. i mean, no.— isn't it? yeah. no, no. i mean, to. out— isn't it? yeah. no, no. i mean, to. out tno— isn't it? yeah. no, no. i mean, it's. but this-shows- isn't it? yeah. no, no. i mean, it's. but this-shows it.- it's. but this just shows it. out— it's. but this just shows it. out no— it's. but this just shows it. but now that— it's. but this just shows it. but now that she's quit her job ont— but now that she's quit her job one-tno— but now that she's quit her job ont-tnto to— but now that she's quit her job and-this is her— but now that she's quit her job and this is her thing is and now this is her thing is going— and now this is her thing is gong-tong- and now this is her thing is going doing reparations, and now this is her thing is goinit doing reparations, and now this is her thing is goinit feels doing reparations, and now this is her thing is goinit feels like ing reparations, and now this is her thing is goinit feels like ifg reparations, and now this is her thing is goinit feels like if you're ations, and it feels like if you're going— and it feels like if you're gotng to— and it feels like if you're gotng to-py- and it feels like if you're going to by the sword, you going to live by the sword, you better— going to live by the sword, you better. £100,000 - going to live by the sword, you better £100,000 to the irish better pay £100,000 to the irish
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tt-o— better pay £100,000 to the irish tt-o-ot— better pay £100,000 to the irish man. it's-of king- better pay £100,000 to the irish man. it's-of king lear- better pay £100,000 to the irish man. ttg t man. it's kind of king lear in in miniature. over to the guardian now, leo, this certainly puts josh howie intermittent fasting into perspective. yeah. intermittent fasting into perspective . yeah. so perspective. yeah. so a palestinian _ perspective. yeah. so a palestinian qatar- i yeah. so a palestinian qatar adnan has perspective. yeah. so a- palestinian qatar adnan has died in palestinian qatar adnan has died tn tonoett — palestinian qatar adnan has died tn tonoett tott— palestinian qatar adnan has died in israeli jail after— palestinian qatar adnan has died in israeli jail after an 87 day nungen— in israeli jail after an 87 day hunger strike.— in israeli jail after an 87 day hunger strike. he refused nettoot— hunger strike. he refused medical interview. hunger strike. he refused medical interview . ancien he's medical interview. ancien he's otttttotet— medical interview. ancien he's affiliated with— medical interview. ancien he's affiliated with the palestine nttttont— affiliated with the palestine militant islamic jihad group. neo— militant islamic jihad group. ne-o o— militant islamic jihad group. ne-o o neo— militant islamic jihad group. ne-o o no o— militant islamic jihad group. he's a he's a 44— militant islamic jihad group. he's a he's a 44 year old father of he's a he's a 44 year old father ot ntne— he's a he's a 44 year old father ot ont— he's a he's a 44 year old father of nine, and he— he's a he's a 44 year old father of nine, and he was— he's a he's a 44 year old father of nine, and he was he was not. not— of nine, and he was he was not. not nyoe— of nine, and he was he was not. not nyoe .— of nine, and he was he was not. not anymore . and— of nine, and he was he was not. not anymore . and yeah, i mean, not anymore. and yeah, i mean, tonoet— not anymore. and yeah, i mean, tonoet oeeno— not anymore. and yeah, i mean, israel seems to— not anymore. and yeah, i mean, israel seems to be— not anymore. and yeah, i mean, israel seems to be i— not anymore. and yeah, i mean, israel seems to be i mean, josh wtt— israel seems to be i mean, josh nttt pe— israel seems to be i mean, josh nttt toe non— israel seems to be i mean, josh will be more of— israel seems to be i mean, josh will be more of an— israel seems to be i mean, josh will be more of an expert on tno— will be more of an expert on tho tnon— will be more of an expert on this than me,— will be more of an expert on this than me, but— will be more of an expert on this than me, but israel seems to te— this than me, but israel seems to toe ottttng— this than me, but israel seems to be sliding into— this than me, but israel seems to be sliding into a more extnntot— to be sliding into a more extnntot .— to be sliding into a more extremist , you- to be sliding into a more extremist , you know, more right extremist, you know, more right tung— extremist, you know, more right ntng otote— extremist, you know, more right wing otote ot— extremist, you know, more right wing state of play— extremist, you know, more right wing state of play and becoming muon— wing state of play and becoming much more, much— wing state of play and becoming much more, much more hardline . much more, much more hardline. anu— much more, much more hardline. on t— much more, much more hardline. on t onttotnty— much more, much more hardline. and i certainly know— much more, much more hardline. and i certainly know some- much more, much more hardline. and i certainly know some people who like jews, who feel concerned about the direction of travel in israel at the moment. but on this particular, for instance, i don't know. i don't know how i feel. if somebody wants themselves in wants to kill themselves in a hunger strike. well, this is slightly separate. i mean, he's been arrested— slightly separate. i mean, he's been arrested-the- slightly separate. i mean, he's
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been arrested .the -and| slightly separate. i mean, he's bee reasontedlthe-andl slightly separate. i mean, he's bee reason is, .the -and| g i mean, he's bee reason is, as the and g i mean, he's bee reason is, as ite and q i mean, he's bee reason is, as it says and q i mean, he's bee reason is, as it says here,j the reason is, as it says here, ont— the reason is, as it says here, ontltove— the reason is, as it says here, ontltove tne— the reason is, as it says here, andilove the word- the reason is, as it says here, and love the word that the and i love the word that the ouontton— and i love the word that the guardian,.course,- guardian, of course, uses otttttote— guardian, of course, uses affiliate -with- affiliate dated with the nttttont— affiliate dated with the militant islamic jihad group. tneoe— militant islamic jihad group. tneoe oe— militant islamic jihad group. tneoe o— militant islamic jihad group. these are a terrorist group that he these are a terrorist group that toe to— these are a terrorist group that toe to one— these are a terrorist group that toe to ot— these are a terrorist group that he is one of the— these are a terrorist group that he is one of the leaders of. tney-ve— he is one of the leaders of. tney-ye teen— he is one of the leaders of. they've been responsible over the they've been responsible over tne toot— they've been responsible over tne toot ten— they've been responsible over the last ten years— they've been responsible over the last ten years or so to more tnon— the last ten years or so to more tnon-teotno— the last ten years or so to more than-deaths of— the last ten years or so to more than deaths of civilians , than 300 deaths of civilians, tonoett— than 300 deaths of civilians, israeli jewish _ than 300 deaths of civilians, israeli jewish civilians and tnen-o— israeli jewish civilians and there's footage _ israeli jewish civilians and there's footage of him basically ooytng— there's footage of him basically ooytng put— there's footage of him basically ooytng put on— there's footage of him basically saying put on your vest, go and kill saying put on your vest, go and out teno— saying put on your vest, go and kill jews .— saying put on your vest, go and kill jews , whatever. decided kill jews, whatever. he decided ntnoett— kill jews, whatever. he decided ntnoett to— kill jews, whatever. he decided ntnoett to go— kill jews, whatever. he decided himself to go on— kill jews, whatever. he decided himself to go on a— kill jews, whatever. he decided himself to go on a hunger ente— himself to go on a hunger otnte. ne— himself to go on a hunger strike. he also— himself to go on a hunger strike. he also turned down any nettoot— strike. he also turned down any nettoot netp. — strike. he also turned down any medical help. was— strike. he also turned down any medical help. tq e medical help. was he being like the irish hunger who the irish hunger strikers who were trying to present themselves political themselves as political prisoners rather than. yeah, exactly. as opposed to inciting violence, why he was in violence, which is why he was in jail. he's not a good guy. no. ant— jail. he's not a good guy. no. ant tn— jail. he's not a good guy. no. ant t-n oony— jail. he's not a good guy. no. ant t-n oony .— jail. he's not a good guy. no. and i'm sorry. he— e he's not a good guy. no. and i'm sorry. he called for the teotno— and i'm sorry. he called for the teotno ot— and i'm sorry. he called for the deaths of innocent— and i'm sorry. he called for the deaths of innocent people. ntzzttnt' deaths of innocent people. now, of deaths of innocent people. now, ot tn— deaths of innocent people. now, of course, in reprisals.- deaths of innocent people. now, of course, in reprisals. they've they've they've some they've they've sent some missiles and missiles over the wall and there's people but there's people for deaths of people calling for the deaths of palestinians the israeli palestinians on the israeli side. so, mean, you can't say side. so, i mean, you can't say it. side. so, i mean, you can't say tt—tne— side. so, i mean, you can't say it._the difference. it. i know, but the difference is it. i know, but the difference to—not-outl is that they're not going out one.— is that they're not going out one-tuto— is that they're not going out and.-this.an- is that they're not going outi and.-this.an actual and. well, this is an actual terrorist organisation as recognised by most countries. you know , they are the second you know, they are the second most powerful. honestly, i have no t—
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most powerful. honestly, i have no t nove— most powerful. honestly, i have no i have-sympathy- honestly, i have no i have sympathy hunger no i have no sympathy for hunger otttteno— strikers. essentially, i have a degree— strikers. essentially, i have a degree-respect,- strikers. essentially, i have a degree respect, they want degree of respect, but they want toltney— degree of respect, but they want toltney nont— degree of respect, but they want toltney wont to — degree of respect, but they want to .they want to do _ degree of respect, but they want to they want to do that. but to if they want to do that. but you— to if they want to do that. but you-tone— to if they want to do that. but you-tonoet to— to if they want to do that. but you-israel is an- you know, israel is an interesting— you know, israel is an interesting point because it's tootne— interesting point because it's tootng oe— interesting point because it's losing some of— interesting point because it's losing some of the support in anenoo— america because israel is, i tntnt— america because israel is, i tntntlpoootng— america because israel is, i think passing law that's think is passing a law that's tnot-o— think is passing a law that's that's forbidding christianity or something— that's forbidding christianity or something restricting or something or restricting christianity. _ or something or restricting christianity. you?“ christianity. well, that's certainly portrayed. yeah, well, that's in the in the right wing press. so yeah there's even evangelical christians in america who previously been big supporters of israel. now pulling back and that's one of the best countries for christians in the middle east where they're massively in the middle east are evangelical christians in brighton, outside the tower every saturday, christians in brighton, outside the are tower every saturday, christians in brighton, outside the are preachingary saturday, christians in brighton, outside the are preaching forsaturday, christians in brighton, outside the are preaching for thelrday, who are preaching for the zionist , and who are preaching for the zionist, and they need everyone to. yeah, zionist, and they need everyone to . yeah, we are at the midpoint to. yeah, we are at the midpoint ont— to. yeah, we are at the midpoint ont ne— to. yeah, we are at the midpoint ont we ton-t— to. yeah, we are at the midpoint and we don't have— yeah, we are at the midpoint and we don't have quite do to tuottoe— and we don't have quite do to tuottoe tnot— and we don't have quite do to justice that, but— and we don't have quite do to justice that, but we should do a opeotot— justice that, but we should do a opeotot one— justice that, but we should do a opeotot toy.— justice that, but we should do a special one day. we have some neoooeoa newe— special one day. we have some messages here, but after the otter— messages here, but after the news after the _ messages here, but after the news after the break, rather, we nove— news after the break, rather, we novelngnt— news after the break, rather, we novelnent to— news after the break, rather, we have right to strike. oh have a right to strike. oh i oon-t— have a right to strike. oh i oon-t ooy— have a right to strike. oh i oon-t ooy ony— have a right to strike. oh i can't say any more. i'm sorry. neoue— can't say any more. i'm sorry. because we've got— can't say any more. i'm sorry. because we've got a right to otnte. — because we've got a right to otnte. t— because we've got a right to otnte. t oee— because we've got a right to strike. i see. very- because we've got a right to strike. i see. very clever. etoy. — strike. i see. very clever. otoy. see— strike. i see. very clever. otoy. see you- strike. i see. very clever. okay. see you in a minute
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ontotn— on gb news. the people's channel cotton to— on gb news. the people's channel cotton to .— on gb news. the people's channel britain is . what _ on gb news. the people's channel britain is . what and— on gb news. the people's channel britain is . what ' t: i britain is. what and welcome back to headliners. we found some scabs to right some links. end of the world news now. josh although you wouldn't know it to read the papers know geoffrey hinton , the godfather of ai, is hinton, the godfather of ai, is warning of human extinction. so why the focus on tt: tt?t i t so why the focus on misinformation? so why the focus on misinformation? so two— why the focus on misinformation? so tnn n— why the focus on misinformation? so tnn n tne— why the focus on misinformation? so this is the ai— why the focus on misinformation? so this is the ai which the ai is so this is the ai which the al to octuotty— so this is the ai which the al to octuotty t— so this is the ai which the ai is actually i news— so this is the ai which the ai is actually i news is a pretty good— is actually i news is a pretty good newopopen— is actually i news is a pretty good newspaper actually. i i not— good newspaper actually. i i not ott— good newspaper actually. i i read all the _ good newspaper actually. i i read all the newspapers every day— read all the newspapers every toy ont— read all the newspapers every day and actually— read all the newspapers every day and actually it's pretty, tt-o— day and actually it's pretty, to pretty— day and actually it's pretty, it's pretty solid.— day and actually it's pretty, it's pretty solid. so what tney-we— it's pretty solid. so what they've pointed out all these they've pointed out is all these otter— they've pointed out is all these otter-tne— they've pointed out is all these other the guardian, other papers, the guardian, ttnonctot— financial times actually, stuart tttctte— financial times actually, stuart tonne—wett- financial times actually, stuart ritchie,_well, he. ritchie, who i also well, he wrote— ritchie, who i also well, he wrote tnn. — ritchie, who i also well, he wrote this. he's- ritchie, who i also well, he wrote this. ti; ritchie, who i also well, he wrote this. he's a he's a he's a clever, clever guy. and he pootcotty— clever, clever guy. and he basically said— clever, clever guy. and he basically said all- i i qayt and he basically said all they all tocuo— basically said all they all tocuo on— basically said all they all focus on like— basically said all they all focus on like loss of jobs and wnotewer. — focus on like loss of jobs and whatever. _seen. focus on like loss of jobs and. whatever._seen ibm, whatever. and we've seen ibm, tney-re—eotngl whatever. and we've seen ibm, tney-re—eotng toi they're saying they're going to toe— they're saying they're going to tooe—to- they're saying they're going to tooe—to atl they're saying they're going toi lose—to ai and lose about 8000 jobs to ai and so lose about 8000 jobs to ai and oo tnn— lose about 8000 jobs to ai and oo tnn n— lose about 8000 jobs to ai and oo tnn n o— lose about 8000 jobs to ai and so this is a constant theme. and the misinformation. the dangers of misinformation. but-guy,— the dangers of misinformation. but-guy, geoffrey- but this this guy, geoffrey ntnton— but this this guy, geoffrey ntnton .— but this this guy, geoffrey hinton , basically said, oh, hinton, basically said, oh, yeon— hinton, basically said, oh, yeon-woy- hinton, basically said, oh, yeon-woy .- hinton, basically said, oh, yeon-woy , tt-oi hinton, basically said, oh,- yeah,-way , it's probably yeah, by the way, it's probably going— yeah, by the way, it's probably gotngltttt— yeah, by the way, it's probably gotnglttttlor— yeah, by the way, it's probably going kill or yeah, it's going to kill us or yeah, it's going— going to kill us or yeah, it's gotnalteotroy— going to kill us or yeah, it's going-destrov- - going to kill us or yeah, it's going destroy. going to kill us or yeah, it's going destroy . going to destroy. but no one actually reported that bit. and
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the gist of it was, is that- c and the gist of it was, is that he's tuot— the gist of it was, is that he's tuot o— the gist of it was, is that he's tuot o ne— the gist of it was, is that he's tuot o ne wo— the gist of it was, is that he's just a he was a— the gist of it was, is that he's just a he was a really bad communicator. _ just a he was a really bad communicator. they just a he was a really bad communicator. .they of communicator. so they kind of tuot— communicator. so they kind of tuot-owoy— communicator. so they kind of tuot-owoy-tnot. - communicator. so they kind of just away that. right? just cut away from that. right? but just cut away from that. right? nut-n— just cut away from that. right? nut-n wnot— just cut away from that. right? but-is what he's- but that is what he's essentially- but that is what he's essentially that's essentially saying. and that's why— essentially saying. and that's wny neo— essentially saying. and that's wny ne-o outt— essentially saying. and that's why he's quit google and a lot of why he's quit google and a lot or peopte— why he's quit google and a lot or peopte wno— why he's quit google and a lot of people who worked in al tntttotty— of people who worked in al initially forming these companies,- initially forming these companies, including elon musk and companies, including elon musk ont wnotewer— companies, including elon musk and whatever they've all kind of tormen— and whatever they've all kind of normed-tne— and whatever they've all kind of formed the banded formed some of the banded togetner—tuot together and said, let's just wnoo— together and said, let's just wnoo .— together and said, let's just wnoo , tet-o— together and said, let's just whoa , let's just— together and said, let's just whoa , let's just calm down. stop whoa, let's just calm down. stop making— whoa, let's just calm down. stop nottng your— whoa, let's just calm down. stop making your little— whoa, let's just calm down. stop making your little pictures and wrtttng— making your little pictures and writing-little— making your little pictures and writing little essays and writing your little essays and wtotewen— writing your little essays and whatever, - let's - writing your little essays and whatever, let's just have whatever, and let's just have a ttttte— little think about what this means. a t/tziu? t little think about what this- means.imoratorium . yeah. and little think about what this- means. imoratorium . yeah. and the means. moratorium. yeah. and the rest i'm unfortunately, of course, they don't have control. i mean, there's china and there are other private companies and so will very so on, and it will be very difficult to be sure everyone's doing view doing that. do you have a view on i think on that? yeah, i mean, i think ai already had be ai is already had to be programmed super, super programmed to be super, super woke because, you know, people were putting questions and were putting questions in and getting so yeah, getting racist answers. so yeah, i going to have i mean, we're going to have were-gone- i mean, we're going to have were-gong to- i mean, we're going to have we're going to get we're not just going to get ttttet— we're not just going to get killed _we're- we're not just going to get. killed _we're going we're not just going to get- killed _we're going to killed by robots. we're going to get killed by woke robots. wetn— get killed by woke robots. wen—.- get killed by woke robots. - well,_, terminator well, i think i mean, terminator more seriously on that it more seriously on that front, it is capacity of ai more seriously on that front, it is capacity of al to do is the capacity of al to do things like just see division . things like just see division. you know, we've already seen how well that,
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well social media can do that, how our societies are at breaking point. there are divisions. there's strains and tensions. could very easily be tensions. i could very easily be used, could be weaponized in order to enhance that. there was another article saying exactly that, that someone was saying that, that someone was saying that i would create different religions for different for humans exactly that. humans to do exactly that. yeah. i mean that's humans to do exactly that. - yeah. .i mean that's obviously yeah. so i mean that's obviously one-wet— yeah. so i mean that's obviously one-wet t— yeah. so i mean that's obviously one _weak i think- yeah. so i mean that's obviously one weak i think somebody one of our weak i think somebody wrote— one of our weak i think somebody wrote .— one of our weak i think somebody wrote o, o-otory— one of our weak i think somebody wrote a, a story along wrote a, a sci fi story along tnooe— wrote a, a sci fi story along tnooe ttneo— wrote a, a sci fi story along those lines a— wrote a, a sci fi story along those lines a little while ago. i those lines a little while ago. t nnon— those lines a little while ago. i mean, there's— those lines a little while ago. i mean, there's all— those lines a little while ago. i mean, there's all sorts- those lines a little while ago. i mean, there's all sorts of possibilities potentials. we i mean, there's all sorts of pos a)ilities potentials. we i mean, there's all sorts of pos a story; potentials. we i mean, there's all sorts of pos a story differententials. we i mean, there's all sorts of pos a story different the als. we i mean, there's all sorts of pos a story different the othere did a story different the other night. was last night night. i think it was last night about the capacity now for al to for you to basically dictate just by thinking words to it and stuff, know, the capacity of stuff, you know, the capacity of this thing things that this thing to do things that seemed fiction not very seemed science fiction not very long now kind of long ago. now it is kind of speeding gist of it was speeding up. the gist of it was tnougn— speeding up. the gist of it was tnougn-tne— speeding up. the gist of it was tnougn-tne-got- speeding up. the gist of it was though,-the-got it- though, that the sun got it rtgnt. — though, that the sun got it want. so— though, that the sun got it want. so you— though, that the sun got it right. so you do want real news. tnot— right. so you do want real news. teot tne— right. so you do want real news. teot tne sun.— right. so you do want real news. read the sun. absolutely. ceottny— read the sun. absolutely. geoffrey hinton— read the sun. absolutely. geoffrey hinton says- read the sun. absolutely. geoffrey hinton says we are doomed . male now . leo and yet doomed. male now. leo and yet another of gb news competitors crashes and burns and they probably don't even know why do they?i probably don't even know why do they? i can tell them why. so vice media is preparing-
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;ttiiif’ tip? t etizii ;thi; wnt�*tt so vice media is preparing to stir? tip? t etizii ;thi; tntt so vice media is preparing to file for bankruptcy,— vice media is preparing to file for bankruptcy, apparently as it become— for bankruptcy, apparently as it pecorneo tne— for bankruptcy, apparently as it becomes the latest company to cottopoe— becomes the latest company to collapse dwindling revenue collapse with dwindling revenue and collapse with dwindling revenue one-ant— collapse with dwindling revenue one-ant tt— collapse with dwindling revenue and-and it comes- and interest. and it comes a ttttte— and interest. and it comes a ttttte oe— and interest. and it comes a little over a— and interest. and it comes a little over a week after nuzzteet— little over a week after buzzfeed news announced its cotue— buzzfeed news announced its cotue ont— buzzfeed news announced its closure and three— buzzfeed news announced its closure and three months after voo— closure and three months after vox tott— closure and three months after vox tott ott— closure and three months after vox laid off 130- closure and three months after vox laid off 130 people. so all tneoe— vox laid off 130 people. so all tneoe ott— vox laid off 130 people. so all these all these— vox laid off 130 people. so all these all these companies, they went— these all these companies, they went woke— these all these companies, they went woke and _ these all these companies, they went woke and now they're going prote— went woke and now they're going prone—toi broke because nobody wants to nopoty— broke because nobody wants to nopoty-to — broke because nobody wants to nobody _to-about.. nobody wants to read about. wetn—tuot- well, actually, vice just generotty— well, actually, vice just generally wrote about crazy otutt. — generally wrote about crazy otutt. tt— generally wrote about crazy stuff. it was— generally wrote about crazy stuff. it was all— generally wrote about crazy stuff. it was all about peruvian tronogenter— stuff. it was all about peruvian transgender crack— stuff. it was all about peruvian transgender crack dealers . tt:; transgender crack dealers. they notty— transgender crack dealers. they notty went— transgender crack dealers. they really went down _ transgender crack dealers. they really went down the rabbit hole, didn't they? and they used to be quite good. they have hole, didn't they? and they used to be auite good. they have hole, didn't they? and they used to be a long|ood. they have hole, didn't they? and they used to be a long history. ay have hole, didn't they? and they used to be a long history. theyve hole, didn't they? and they used to be a long history. they were quite a long history. they were actually founded i don't know if you gavin mckenzie you know this, gavin mckenzie by the the proud boys. the founder of the proud boys. yeah, crazy. i think back yeah, it's crazy. i think back in days he not far in those days he was not far right and vice was kind of like a student rag or a more like a student rag or something. was something. yeah, it was exciting. they used some exciting. they used to make some great exciting. they used to make some greain liberia, which is still one in liberia, which is still one in liberia, which is still on youtube kind of on youtube about the kind of civil aspects there that was civil war aspects there that was really, good and that really, really good and had that kind punk kind of fly by kind of edgy punk kind of fly by the your vibe, you the seat of your pants vibe, you know? mean, it was mean, it know? i mean, it was i mean, it was valued at 5.7 billion. was valued once at 5.7 billion. wow. so, but this is the wow. so, i mean, but this is the tntng— wow. so, i mean, but this is the tntnoltney— wow. so, i mean, but this is the thinglthev-buving-
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wow. so, i mean, but this is the thing they buying into thing is they were buying into the—coolness. thing is they were buying intoj the—coolness of the brand and the coolness of it. the brand and the coolness of t. neon.— the brand and the coolness of t. neon. ant— the brand and the coolness of it. yeah. and of— the brand and the coolness of it. yeah. and of course, things the brand and the coolness of it. ytare and of course, things the brand and the coolness of it. ytare cool of course, things the brand and the coolness of it. ytare cool change ;e, things the brand and the coolness of it. ytare cool change likeiings the brand and the coolness of it. ytare cool change like how that are cool change like how we're too cool— that are cool change like how we're too cool at— that are cool change like how we're too cool at the moment and we're too cool at the moment and we—we-to- we're too cool at the moment and we—we-to teepl we have. yeah we have to keep tneoe— we have. yeah we have to keep tneoe .— we have. yeah we have to keep tneoe , keep— we have. yeah we have to keep these , keep things simmering. these, keep things simmering. i turn— these, keep things simmering. i tttnt-ot— these, keep things simmering. i tttnt-otloo— these, keep things simmering. i think-oflas-is- these, keep things simmering. i think-oflas-is it's. think part of it as well is it's so tempting the, the temptation . i mean there's a meme with like, you know, the big muscly dog going, i'm old vice dog kind of going, i'm old vice and to into war zones and i used to go into war zones and i used to go into war zones and back and there's and report back and now there's little vice, know, who kind little vice, you know, who kind of here's a listicle of goes, here's a listicle about, you know, ten reasons your whatever , your rug is sexist or whatever, but isn't it, that but it's cheap, isn't it, that stuff. it's so tempting because apart anything you apart from anything else, you think get clicks ? yeah. think i'll get clicks? yeah. just coming out with like , just by coming out with like, provocative crap. yeah you provocative woke crap. yeah you know, and then. and then one day, the pilot light goes out and nothing . there's and you've got nothing. there's nothing. there's no content. there's value. we there's nothing of value. we can get for doing the get the clicks for doing the tntne— get the clicks for doing the tntne-tnetr- get the clicks for doing thei thing-their-yeah thing about their rugs. yeah exoctty. — thing about their rugs. yeah exactly. well— thing about their rugs. yeah exactly. well ,_ thing about their rugs. yeah exactly. it�*tiiicc e: exactly. well, they'll be the first ones to go when ai learns to type josh howie times. now and in an unprecedented show of solidarity with some of the most overpaid brats in hollywood, this left blank. indeed, this page left blank. indeed,
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hollywood q indeed, hollywood screenwriters go on otrtte. — hollywood screenwriters go on otrtte. tnn— hollywood screenwriters go on strike. this is— hollywood screenwriters go on strike. this is the— hollywood screenwriters go on strike. this is the second time tney-we— strike. this is the second time tney-we gone— strike. this is the second time tney-we gone on— strike. this is the second time they've gone on strike in the toot— they've gone on strike in the toot two— they've gone on strike in the last two decades. and it's eooenttotty— last two decades. and it's essentially because of all the otreontng— essentially because of all the streaming that's— essentially because of all the streaming that's come in and how it's streaming that's come in and how to become— streaming that's come in and how it's become-much— streaming that's come in and how it's become much more it's become so much more poputon— it's become so much more poputor. nut— it's become so much more popular. but that's changed the nonet— popular. but that's changed the notetlttte— popular. but that's changed the model like writers rooms in model of, like writers rooms in anertco— model of, like writers rooms in anertco-tney— model of, like writers rooms in america _they-paidl america where they get paid a lot america where they get paid a tot ot— america where they get paid a tot ot noey— america where they get paid a lot of money, but— america where they get paid a lot of money, but now they're pootcotty— lot of money, but now they're basically-less. - lot of money, but now they're basically-less. so - lot of money, but now they're basically less. so this basically getting less. so this is basically getting less. so this n-tney-re— basically getting less. so this n-tney-re-gol basically getting less. so this is-they're-go on is why they're going to go on otrtte. — is why they're going to go on otrtte. ant— is why they're going to go on strike. and what— is why they're going to go on strike. and what we're going to tnt— strike. and what we're going to ntne-ont— strike. and what we're going to ttnt-ont ot— strike. and what we're going to find and of course, you find out is and of course, you nove— find out is and of course, you nowe tne— find out is and of course, you have the power— find out is and of course, you have the power interplay between the have the power interplay between tne-ont— have the power interplay between tne-one tne— have the power interplay between the - and the owners - have the power interplay between the and the owners of the producers and the owners of tneoe— the producers and the owners ofi these _writers. these companies and the writers. ant—very- and what we'll find out very outctty— and what we'll find out very outctty n— and what we'll find out very quickly is that— and what we'll find out very quickly is that you can pretty nucn— quickly is that you can pretty nucn-ot— quickly is that you can pretty much of everything else much get rid of everything else or—otner- or at least change other roles. nne— or at least change other roles. nne-cont- or at least change other roles. one-can't take- or at least change other roles. one _can't take is one thing you can't take away is the one thing you can't take away is tne wrtten. — one thing you can't take away is the writers. yeah,— one thing you can't take away is the writers. yeah, when you have the writers. yeah, when you have tne—otreoty- the last strike and already tney-we— the last strike and already they've late they've closed down these late nont— they've closed down these late ntgntlonowo— they've closed down these late night shows whatnot, night tv shows and whatnot, wntcn— night tv shows and whatnot, wntcn-our— night tv shows and whatnot, which our numbers have which is why our numbers have tuot— which is why our numbers have tuot-tnrougn— which is why our numbers have just-through the- which is why our numbers have just through the roof. but just gone through the roof. but but just gone through the roof. but put-connot— just gone through the roof. but but-cannot get— just gone through the roof. but but cannot get rid of but you cannot get rid of ottnougn— but you cannot get rid of although arguably ai is going to otep— although arguably ai is going to oteplnut— although arguably ai is going to oteplnut-tnen- although arguably ai is going to step i but-then you - although arguably ai is going to step but then you need step in. but even then you need the step in. but even then you need tne wrtten. — step in. but even then you need the writers-had- step in. but even then you need the writers. had quantum the writers. and we had quantum of the writers. and we had quantum ot ootoce— the writers. and we had quantum ot sotoce tnot— the writers. and we had quantum of solace that there was big of solace that there was a big otory— of solace that there was a big story.iremember_ of solace that there was a big story. remember reading story. i remember last reading toot—nont- story. i remember last readingi last—bond movie last week. so that bond movie neopre— last week. so that bond movie reopte ttte— last week. so that bond movie people like because casino toyote—veon- people like because casino. royale_yeah right. royale was great. yeah right. ant— royale was great. yeah right. ant tnen— royale was great. yeah right. and then then— royale was great. yeah right. and then then that came out and it and then then that came out and tt-pecouoe— and then then that came out and it-because the— and then then that came out and it because the writers it was because the writers otrtte — it was because the writers strike _when - 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tney— strike happen when they the day tney not— strike happen when they the day tney not-tne— strike happen when they the day they had the shooting script they had in the shooting script ont— they had in the shooting script one—ony- they had in the shooting script. one—ony cnonoeo and they couldn't do any changes tnrougn— and they couldn't do any changes tnrottnot-o— and they couldn't do any changes tnrottnot-o wny— and they couldn't do any changes throtthat's why.was_ and they couldn't do any changes throtthat's why was a total and that's why it was a total trotte— and that's why it was a total mess. right? you _ and that's why it was a total mess. right? you need writers in the mess. right? you need writers in tne noon— mess. right? you need writers in tne ttt— mess. right? you need writers in the room did not— mess. right? you need writers in the room did not know that. trot-o— the room did not know that. that's interesting— the room did not know that. that's interesting because in the old of course, the old days, of course, famously, a great famously, a lot of great american novelists to get american novelists used to get involved in the in the hollywood writing involved in the in the hollywood writiiwere they they were called. they were like, it like, yeah. and they did it anonymously. was a lot anonymously. and there was a lot of it was cachet, of kyiv well, it was cachet, too, that, you know, but then huge as well. but yeah, huge bucks as well. but yeah, and can huge bucks as well. but yeah, one-con oee— huge bucks as well. but yeah, and-can see-quality. and you can see the quality taotty— and you can see the quality taotty ot— and you can see the quality ttotty ct tw— and you can see the quality motty of tv comedy writing is appalling— motty of tv comedy writing is. oppotttng—you appalling now compared to you know,— appalling now compared to you know, tne— appalling now compared to you know, the .when _ appalling now compared to you know, the when you had, you know, the 90s when you had, you know,— know, the 90s when you had, you tnow- wtgnto, — know, the 90s when you had, you know, nights, father know, phoenix nights, father pea— know, phoenix nights, father ten-know,— know, phoenix nights, father ted, know, simpsons in ted, you know, the simpsons in anertco— ted, you know, the simpsons in amapa, you— ted, you know, the simpsons in america, you know,— ted, you know, the simpsons in america, you know, all the great orreotet— america, you know, all the great arrested development like arrested development stuff like tnot—reotty- arrested development stuff like tnot—reotty gotl that, stuff that you really got to—wrtttng.- that, stuff that you really got to _writing. and i to invest in the writing. and i tntnt—oee. to invest in the writing. and i tntnt—oee, youi think i think people see, you know,— think i think people see, you know, writers— think i think people see, you know, writers ,_ think i think people see, you know, writers , especially know, writers, especially on tettn— know, writers, especially oni neon—got netflix, because they've got tney-we— netflix, because they've got tney-we got— netflix, because they've got they've got enough money on tneoe—tol they've got enough money on. tneoe—to poy these streaming services to pay wntcn— these streaming services to pay wrtten, put— these streaming services to pay writers, but instead they pay these streaming services to pay wri'they but instead they pay these streaming services to pay wri'they pay nstead they pay these streaming services to pay wri'they pay foread they pay these streaming services to pay wri'they pay for starthey pay these streaming services to pay wri'they pay for star talent,y for they pay for star talent, tney— for they pay for star talent, they pay— for they pay for star talent, tney poy tor— for they pay for star talent, they pay for other stuff. production _ they pay for other stuff. production values. the production values. and the wntcn— production values. and the writers _far- production values. and the writers far down the writers are very far down the not. — writers are very far down the ant-tnot-o— writers are very far down the list. .that's why- writers are very far down the list. that's why stuff list. and that's why stuff is terrtpte— list. and that's why stuff is terrible-people- list. and that's why stuff is terrible people switch terrible and people switch off. it terrible and people switch off. tt to— terrible and people switch off. it is interesting.— terrible and people switch off. it is interesting. i— terrible and people switch off. it is interesting. i mean,- terrible and people switch off. all go through an arc, don't they? as a famous point, you know, it's disputed exactly. at which simpsons
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know, it's disputed exactly. at which just simpsons know, it's disputed exactly. at which just wentipsons know, it's disputed exactly. at which just wentipson cliff know, it's disputed exactly. at whi(becamet wentipson cliff know, it's disputed exactly. at whi(became terrible. son cliff know, it's disputed exactly. at whi(became terrible. butcliff know, it's disputed exactly. at whi(became terrible. but they and became terrible. but they feel like they still have the same just same rhythms, but they're just not and there are not funny anymore. and there are those like modern those shows like modern family and development, parks and parks and development, parks and recreation, rather, which are modern. they're are more modern. they're fantastically funny. they're every lands. every single line lands. and then are other shows where then there are other shows where if were an ai, would if you were an ai, you would think that's exactly the same. yeah, what it yeah, you know what i mean? it seems whiplash seems to have the same whiplash , of cutting and , you know, kind of cutting and editing, doesn't work. it editing, but it doesn't work. it doesn't you laugh. doesn't make you laugh. it's such of intangible, you such a kind of intangible, you know what i mean? but there are great comedy shows still being made. ijust great comedy shows still being made. i just have to say that extraordinarily— made. i just have to say that extraordinarily _veryl extraordinarily i agree. very good.— extraordinarily i agree. very goon—one- extraordinarily i agree. very good- —one to- extraordinarily i agree. very| good. _one do you extraordinarily i agree. very good. one do you think good. and which one do you think is good? extraordinary it's on disney. it's really fun. it's ttte—got- disney. it's really fun. it's- like_got superpowers. like everyone's got superpowers. it's like everyone's got superpowers. tt-o-tt-o— like everyone's got superpowers. tt-o-tt-o reotty— like everyone's got superpowers. it's it's really clever. it's very it's really clever. some— it's very it's really clever. some woman wrote it in covid in the some woman wrote it in covid in tne—tnen— some woman wrote it in covid in tne—ttoett .— some woman wrote it in covid in the—itself . send- some woman wrote it in covid in the—itself . send it. the uk just by itself. send it in. the uk just by itself. send it tn. ant— the uk just by itself. send it tn. ant tnen— the uk just by itself. send it in. and then it— the uk just by itself. send it in. and then it got made in syno— in. and then it got made in onto-property- in. and then it got made in syria. properly funny. syria. it's properly funny. content.— syria. it's properly funny. i excellent. _they syria. it's properly funny. i exce that ._they syria. it's properly funny. i excethat out-they syria. it's properly funny. excethat out because they syria. it's properly funny. excethat out because i they syria. it's properly funny. excethat out because i agree sort that out because i agree writers are key scottish news now in the guardian. and who would we'd be would have thought we'd be backing snp mp against comedy backing an snp mp against comedy club? we are . so this is club? here we are. so this is a story. i club? here we are. so this is a otory. t neon— club? here we are. so this is a otory. t tt— club? here we are. so this is a story. i mean it was— i t7 ttitz; ?it:?; so this is a story. i mean it was covered toot— story. i mean it was covered toot nont— story. i mean it was covered last night, but.— story. i mean it was covered last night, but. joanna cherry is last night, but. joanna cherry n on— last night, but. joanna cherry n on sur— last night, but. joanna cherry n on our ttt— last night, but. joanna cherry is an snp mp and she was she was
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going— is an snp mp and she was she was gotne to— is an snp mp and she was she was going to to— is an snp mp and she was she was going to to on— is an snp mp and she was she was going to do an evening with toonno— going to do an evening with toonno cnerry— going to do an evening with joanna cherry at— going to do an evening with joanna cherry at the stand conety— joanna cherry at the stand comedy club,— joanna cherry at the stand comedy club, which is owned, was tountet— comedy club, which is owned, was founded-another— comedy club, which is owned, was founded another snp mp tommy founded by another snp mp tommy snepport.— founded by another snp mp tommy snepport. nut— founded by another snp mp tommy snepport. nut tne— founded by another snp mp tommy sheppard. but the snp split into tocttono— sheppard. but the snp split into tocttono .— sheppard. but the snp split into tocttono. wow— sheppard. but the snp split into factions . now you've got the factions. now you've got the gender— factions. now you've got the gender ideologists, such as nunzo— gender ideologists, such as humza yousaf_ gender ideologists, such as humza yousaf and nicola sturgeon.— humza yousaf and nicola sturgeon. on— humza yousaf and nicola sturgeon. on one side they think you-become— sturgeon. on one side they think you-pecone o- sturgeon. on one side they think you become a woman by you can just become a woman by ooytne— you can just become a woman by ooytne-wonon. - you can just become a woman byi ooytne-wonon. _wont saying you're a woman. they want to-you— saying you're a woman. they want to-you know,— saying you're a woman. they want to-you know, male- saying you're a woman. they want to you know, male rapists to send, you know, male rapists ont— to send, you know, male rapists. one—ow and a women women's prisons, all tnot—tney— and a women women's prisons, all tnot—tney wont- that kind of stuff. they want cntttren— that kind of stuff. they want children-able- that kind of stuff. they want children-able to- children to be able to transition— children to be able toi transition-and children to be able to- transition-and on transition younger and on the otter— transition younger and on the aha-hand,— transition younger and on the other hand, other other other hand, other side, youe — other other hand, other side, youn-peopte- other other hand, other side, you've people like joanna you've got people like joanna cnerry— you've got people like joanna cnerry-one-o- cherry. she's a she's a tentntot— cherry. she's a she's a feminist. she's lesbian. she feminist. she's a lesbian. she wonto— feminist. she's a lesbian. she wants-protect— feminist. she's a lesbian. she wants protect women's rights. wants to protect women's rights. one-o— wants to protect women's rights. oneo—oneo- wants to protect women's rights. oneo—oneo o- wants to protect women's rights. she's—she's a she'si she's a. yeah. so she's a she's a, she's a. yeah. so she's a she's o, you— she's a. yeah. so she's a she's o, you know,— she's a. yeah. so she's a she's a, you know, what— she's a. yeah. so she's a she's a, you know, what they call a ten— a, you know, what they call a tent bigot — a, you know, what they call a terf bigot, which— a, you know, what they call a terf bigot, which just means oonepoty— terf bigot, which just means somebody with— terf bigot, which just means somebody with fairly left wing tuc— somebody with fairly left wing tue tron — somebody with fairly left wing values from the— somebody with fairly left wing values from the 90s cherry, values from the 90s is cherry, wntcn— values from the 90s is cherry, which _fashionedl which is a nice old fashioned none-toty-o— which is a nice old fashioned name lady's virginity, name for a lady's virginity, ton-t— name for a lady's virginity, nut-tt— name for a lady's virginity, ton-t-tt tuot- name for a lady's virginity, isn't-it just feelsl isn't it? and it just feels like, know, that she's like, you know, that she's trying to protect that. yeah but back story. sorry go on, back to the story. sorry go on, go on. so humanitarian. who who else? so the stand the stand announced that some of their staff, some of their blue haired , annoying nose ring staff saying, oh, we can't have joanna
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cherry here because she's a terf and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. ant— and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. ant coect— and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. and correct response— and she's a. and wow, wow, wow. and correct response is- and wow, wow, wow. and correct response is to say, t-n — and correct response is to say, t-n nne,— and correct response is to say, t-n nne, youe— and correct response is to say, i'm fine, you're fired. there you— i'm fine, you're fired. there you go. — i'm fine, you're fired. there you go. tnere-o— i'm fine, you're fired. there you go. there's the door. get out.— you go. there's the door. get out. vou— you go. there's the door. get out. you don't— you go. there's the door. get out. you don't want to work ten.— out. you don't want to work nere. non-t— out. you don't want to work here. don't-here.- out. you don't want to work here. don't here. there's out. you don't want to work here. people here. there's out. you don't want to work here. people williere. there's out. you don't want to work here. people will take there's out. you don't want to work here. people will take yourz's out. you don't want to work here. people will take your job. other people will take your job. wett— other people will take your job. wen—wttn- other people will take your job. we-tt—wttn. t- other people will take your job. we'll—with. i but. we'll replace you with. i but out— we'll replace you with. i but put-tney— we'll replace you with. i but but-they-back. we'll replace you with. i but. but-they-back down but they they stand back down ont— but they they stand back down ont ottowet— but they they stand back down and allowed joanna cherry be and allowed joanna cherry to be bonnet— and allowed joanna cherry to be ponnet ont— and allowed joanna cherry to be banned and now— and allowed joanna cherry to be banned and now it— and allowed joanna cherry to be banned and now it looks as tnougn— banned and now it looks as though joanna— banned and now it looks as though joanna cherry could take the though joanna cherry could take tne-court— though joanna cherry could take tne-court tor. - though joanna cherry could take the-court for. for- the stand to court for. for discrimination.- the stand to court for. for discrimination. because under the discrimination. because under tne eouottty— discrimination. because under the equality act,— discrimination. because under the equality act, you know, one-o— the equality act, you know, oneo-to— the equality act, you know, oneo-to ner- the equality act, you know, she's to her belief she's allowed to her belief oyoten — she's allowed to her belief oyoten n— she's allowed to her belief system is totally fine. «at? t system is totally fine. so yeah, tnto— system is totally fine. so yeah, two-tne— system is totally fine. so yeah, this the reason why we this is and the reason why we have that is because may have forced her. she took her company to prison where she got fired . to prison where she got fired. so point it seems like so the point is, it seems like these , these women so the point is, it seems like thetgoing , these women so the point is, it seems like thetgoing throughtse women so the point is, it seems like thetgoing through this women so the point is, it seems like thetgoing through this just women so the point is, it seems like thetgoing through this just to>men are going through this just to protect the rest of us. and of course, harms comedy. you course, this harms comedy. you know, sadowitz being know, you had sadowitz being cancelled year at the cancelled last year at the edinburgh well. it's cancelled last year at the edinislrgh well. it's cancelled last year at the edinis the well. it's cancelled last year at the edinis the edinburgh well. it's cancelled last year at the edinis the edinburgh festival�*s this is the edinburgh festival as i would say. when as well, i would say. when i mean as well, i would say. when i neon-nort— as well, i would say. when i mean-start of— as well, i would say. when i mean-start of-thing,| mean the start of this thing, i tototty— mean the start of this thing, i was totally-it.- mean the start of this thing, i was totally-it. i- mean the start of this thing, i was totally it. i wrote was totally against it. i wrote otout— was totally against it. i wrote otoutlot— was totally against it. i wrote aboutlat-time,- was totally against it. i wrote about at time, my about it at the time, but my onty— about it at the time, but my onty-ottent— about it at the time, but my only slight sympathy came only like slight sympathy came tron— only like slight sympathy came tron tne— only like slight sympathy came from the idea— only like slight sympathy came from the idea that when you're running— from the idea that when you're runntne—tol running a festival, it's hard to recrutt— running a festival, it's hard to recruit turnaround in recruit like the turnaround in 24 recruit like the turnaround in za—toeon-t- recruit like the turnaround in 24—doesn't quitei 24 hours. this doesn't quite teet— 24 hours. this doesn't quite teet ttte— 24 hours. this doesn't quite feel like that,— 24 hours. this doesn't quite feel like that, this
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feel like that, right? this is ttte— feel like that, right? this is like-actually- like and she'd actually been noted— like and she'd actually been invited-perform - like and she'd actually been invited perform stand invited to perform at the stand rotten— invited to perform at the stand rotten-you— invited to perform at the stand rather-you know,- invited to perform at the stand rather you know, she rather than, you know, she wnt— rather than, you know, she woon-t-ptct- rather than, you know, she| wasn't-picklas wasn't she didn't pick it as a as a venue. she— wasn't she didn't pick it as a as a venue. she she was invited, i guess when things were more peaceful was by this in peaceful in there was by this in conversation thing. so conversation with thing. so i was reading that-they. conversation with thing. so i. was reading that-they also was reading that and they also nove— was reading that and they also none-ot— was reading that and they also none-or wttn- was reading that and they also have-of with uh,- was reading that and they also have of with uh, ken have an event of with uh, ken toocn— have an event of with uh, ken toocn ont— have an event of with uh, ken loach and jeremy— have an event of with uh, ken loach and jeremy corbyn was we,— like, you know what? cancel it ott. — like, you know what? cancel it on. — like, you know what? cancel it all.- guardian- like, you know what? cancel it all.- guardian now,- like, you know what? cancel iti all.- guardian now, josh, like, you know what? cancel it- all.- guardian now, josh, we all. yeah guardian now, josh, we stay in scotland for news that fife has threatened to black out europe. is that right? yes. fife fifa, fifa, fifa, fife fifa, fifa, fifa , sorry, fife fifa, fifa, fifa, sorry, ttta. — fife fifa, fifa, fifa, sorry, ttta. ttta— fife fifa, fifa, fifa, sorry, fifa. ' : : fifa. fifa threatened world women's world cup broadcast blackout in europe . essentially, blackout in europe. essentially, we've offered about £9 million to watch over here, bbc and itv. but italy has offered like a like hardly anything. and it gets about a 10th of the numbers of viewers or something. oh, no. they offered a 10th of the money, but it does get considerable amount of viewers, which surprises me because i was like, yeah, who cares? also, the other thing is it's showing in australia, only going to australia, so it's only going to be on here at like 9:00 in the
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morning. so i genuinely don't know. the here know. they were the numbers here seem they're seem a bit incredible. they're saying like a billion people watched world cup. watched the women's world cup. overall, that seems a bit weird. that's all over the world with streaming and whatnot. yeah, it doesn't like it doesn't seem like maybe it is getting more popular. i have a few did find few mates who did find themselves— few mates who did find- themselves-interested in themselves getting interested in it themselves getting interested in tt-ttnot.— themselves getting interested in tt-ttnot. t— themselves getting interested in it-final. i-know,- it by the final. i don't know, put— it by the final. i don't know, put t— it by the final. i don't know, put t ton-t— it by the final. i don't know, but i don't-it.- it by the final. i don't know, but i don't it. but you but i don't watch it. but you know,— but i don't watch it. but you- tnowecouoe—p know, maybe by the final because wet— know, maybe by the final because weren-t-ttnot— know, maybe by the final because weren't-final ? - know, maybe by the final because weren't-final ? so- know, maybe by the final because weren't final ? weren't we in the final? so that nono— weren't we in the final? so that makes sense. i— weren't we in the final? so that makes sense. i think- weren't we in the final? so that makes sense. i think so,- weren't we in the final? i think so, yeah. makes sense. i think so, yeah. tne— makes sense. i think so, yeah. tne ttoneoo— makes sense. i think so, yeah. the lioness. yeah,— i think so, yeah. the lioness. yeah, whatever. neon— the lioness. yeah, whatever. neon-yeon— the lioness. yeah, whatever. neon-yeon .— the lioness. yeah, whatever. yeah-yeah , some- the lioness. yeah, whatever. yeah yeah , some countries, i yeah but yeah, some countries, i tntnt— yeah but yeah, some countries, i tntnt tnttto— yeah but yeah, some countries, i think india has— yeah but yeah, some countries, i think india has got— yeah but yeah, some countries, i think india has got an incredibly— think india has got an incredibly popular women's crtctet— incredibly popular women's cricket league— incredibly popular women's cricket league and they pay , you cricket league and they pay, you know,— cricket league and they pay, you know, pretty— cricket league and they pay, you know, pretty equivalent salaries to to,— know, pretty equivalent salaries to to, tne— know, pretty equivalent salaries to to, the men. _ know, pretty equivalent salaries to to, the men. but- know, pretty equivalent salaries to to, the men. but i've always assumed that, you know, the disparity in earnings in women's sport because people sport is because fewer people want go and spend sport is because fewer people wantwatching go and spend sport is because fewer people wantwatching it. go and spend sport is because fewer people wantwatching it. butlnd spend sport is because fewer people wantwatching it. but you;pend sport is because fewer people wantwatching it. but you know, £50 watching it. but you know, this says that lots of people watch it in which case in which case, have case, absolutely. we have to otont— case, absolutely. we have to otontlttot— case, absolutely. we have to stand .that. that- case, absolutely. we have to stand-that. that is- i oily we have to stand that. that is the stand by that. that is the calculation.— stand by that. that is the calculation. final breather now. but calculation. final breather now. nut tn— calculation. final breather now. out tn tne— calculation. final breather now. but in the last— calculation. final breather now. but in the last section, we have tectteoo— but in the last section, we have feckless-potential- feckless men. a potential explanation— feckless men. a potential explanation near—death explanation for near—death epenence— explanation for near—death experience says— explanation for near—death experience says see you in a coupte— experience says see you in a coupte ot— experience says see you in a couple of minutes .
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and we're back for our final oectton— and we're back for our final oectton .— and we're back for our final oectton . we— and we're back for our final section . we kick- and we're back for our final section . we kick off with the section. we kick off with the teteoropn— section. we kick off with the teteoropn, reo— section. we kick off with the telegraph, leo and what are men to none— telegraph, leo and what are men to ptone tor— telegraph, leo and what are men to blame for today?— telegraph, leo and what are men to blame for today? yeah, well, occorttng— to blame for today? yeah, well, occorttne to— to blame for today? yeah, well, according to the— to blame for today? yeah, well, according to the telegraph, how tectteoo— according to the telegraph, how tectteoo nen— according to the telegraph, how feckless men are— according to the telegraph, how feckless men are pushing more ont— feckless men are pushing more ont nnon— feckless men are pushing more and more women— feckless men are pushing more and more women towards ivf. ttoto— and more women towards ivf. tnot-o. trot-o— and more women towards ivf. that's. that's internal- and more women towards ivf. that's. that's internal vitro- that's. that's internal vitro fertilisation , not the irish fertilisation, not the irish terrorist group, but so they take the example of an a 45 year old director at an investment bank. she'd been trying to find a partner for more than a decade to a family . but she to start a family. but she she tried dating and the men tried online dating and the men she she met either felt emasculated by success, emasculated by her success, lacked do lacked ambition or could not do their own laundry and sounds like nightmare who's way like a nightmare who's got way too it's like too high standards. it's like relaxing . you know what i mean? relaxing. you know what i mean? you're not. stop, stop acting like looking pr , like you're looking for a pr, you're somebody to have you're finding somebody to have a baby with. she she now has a baby. she used ivf, used some
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random sperm. she bought off the internet, i suppose. but apparently there's a growth in this. women this. you know, women just having babies own having babies on their own without fathers. i without without fathers. but i think a father. if the think kids need a father. if the current generation youngsters current generation of youngsters has , the has shown us anything, it's the kids strong father figure kids need a strong father figure to stop them becoming either a far or trans men aren't far right or trans men aren't strong erg leo they're feckless. this is the this is the cycle one— this is the this is the cycle she mistakes— this is the this is the cycle she mistakes masculine traits as tectteooneoo. — she mistakes masculine traits as fecklessness. yeah— she mistakes masculine traits as fecklessness. yeah .— she mistakes masculine traits as fecklessness. t/tziu? t she mistakes masculine traits as fecklessness. t/tggto fig... fecklessness. yeah. like, yeah. all right. we don't always, you know, do the laundry because, you know, we're not the perfect know, do the laundry because, you klaundry're not the perfect know, do the laundry because, you klaundry maid, the perfect know, do the laundry because, you klaundry maid, but perfect know, do the laundry because, you klaundry maid, but we're ct little laundry maid, but we're good at other stuff. like you know, and it is. i mean, i don't know,— know, and it is. i mean, i don't know, obviously. _ know, and it is. i mean, i don't know, obviously. yeah.- ?tt: e imean, i don't know, obviously. yeah. yeah youe— know, obviously. yeah. yeah you very— know, obviously. yeah. yeah you very toot— know, obviously. yeah. yeah you're very good at that. no, i tuot— you're very good at that. no, i tuot neon— you're very good at that. no, i tuot tne— you're very good at that. no, i just mean the actual creation of tne.— just mean the actual creation of tne. tne— just mean the actual creation of the. the newspaper here i've toototect— the. the newspaper here i've isolated, identified and isolated, they've identified and tnterwtewet— isolated, they've identified and interviewed a _ isolated, they've identified and interviewed a particular woman wttn— interviewed a particular woman withlparticular_ interviewed a particular woman withlparticular-of- interviewed a particular woman with particular of and with a particular set of and tney-we— with a particular set of and tney-we-to— with a particular set of and they've to extrapolate they've tried to extrapolate and ttnt— they've tried to extrapolate and nno-pont— they've tried to extrapolate and ttnt-potnt o— they've tried to extrapolate and kind paint a picture. kind of like paint a picture. nut— kind of like paint a picture.. nut—noppentno but i guess what's happening wttn— but i guess what's happening with-particular- but i guess what's happening with particular case with her particular case and two— with her particular case and two-ttte— with her particular case and this-likelclass. with her particular case and this-likelclass of| this must be like a class of women now ambitious career women who women now ambitious career women wno nowe— women now ambitious career women wno nowe oounot— women now ambitious career women who have sounds like— women now ambitious career women who have sounds like she left it a who have sounds like she left it o ttt— who have sounds like she left it o ptt tote— who have sounds like she left it o ptt tote to— who have sounds like she left it a bit late to get— who have sounds like she left it a bit late to get started. she's teen— a bit late to get started. she's teen-tor— a bit late to get started. she's been _forldecade.. a bit late to get started. she's been for decade. she been looking for a decade. she os— been looking for a decade. she on wnen— been looking for a decade. she was 35 when started to think was 35 when she started to think opout— was 35 when she started to think opoutla— was 35 when she started to think otoutla tot—
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was 35 when she started to think about-a lot of— was 35 when she started to think about-a lot of-will- about it. a lot of blokes will be about it. a lot of blokes will toe—pe- about it. a lot of blokes will. toe—toe gotno be meeting her, will be going, wetn— be meeting her, will be going, wetnlton-t— be meeting her, will be going, well,idon't know— well, i don't know whether i wont— well, i don't know whether i wont-eet— well, i don't know whether i want get married have want to get married and have cntttren— want to get married and have cntttren-you— children with you, like immediately. she's like, immediately. and she's like, ttnt— immediately. and she's like, ttnt ot— immediately. and she's like, ttnt ot onn— immediately. and she's like, kind of sign this. you know kind of sign this. do you know wnot— kind of sign this. do you know wnot t— kind of sign this. do you know what i mean?— kind of sign this. do you know what i mean? that's the vibe i'm oetttne— what i mean? that's the vibe i'm getttna. ttte— what i mean? that's the vibe i'm getting. like immediately. what i mean? that's the vibe i'm gettirt?::_ike immediately. what i mean? that's the vibe i'm gettirt?:: immediately. what i mean? that's the vibe i'm gettirt?:: t qtadiately. what i mean? that's the vibe i'm gettirt?:: t qt qc? qt . what i mean? that's the vibe i'm gettirt?:: t qt qc? tthzt also, all the high quality men will year old women. will be like 25 year old women. yeah > so exactly. she's yeah > so she's exactly. she's toottng—nl yeah > so she's exactly. she's. toottng—n not looking for somebody who is not tnreotenet— looking for somebody who is not tnreotenet py— looking for somebody who is not threatened by her— looking for somebody who is not threatened by her being a senior towyen— threatened by her being a senior towyen-yeon— threatened by her being a senior towyen-yeon-ne- threatened by her being a senior lawyer.-yeah,-he is. lawyer. well, yeah, either he is ttte— lawyer. well, yeah, either he is ttte neo— lawyer. well, yeah, either he is like he's oblivious— lawyer. well, yeah, either he is like he's oblivious to the implications— like he's oblivious to the implications that, like he's oblivious to the implications-that, know, implications of that, you know, wntcn— implications of that, you know, wntcn een— implications of that, you know, which gets probably not which gets he's probably not tnttt— which gets he's probably not. prtgnt—tecent bright enough to have a decent conversation. _ conversation. it's very frustrating _ conversation. it's very frustrating talk , frustrating hearing her talk, reottne— frustrating hearing her talk, reottng ner— frustrating hearing her talk, reading her interview, because, yeah,— reading her interview, because, yeon—tntng- reading her interview, because, yeon—tntng ot- reading her interview, because, yeah, thing of lacked yeah, this whole thing of lacked onpttton— yeah, this whole thing of lacked onpttton ont— yeah, this whole thing of lacked ambition and stuff. t/tziu? t yeah, this whole thing of lacked ambition and stuff. / ambition and stuff. yeah. she tuot— ambition and stuff. yeah. she tuot onnno— ambition and stuff. yeah. she just seems like a not very nice human and, you know, it's human being. and, you know, it's like the she these like the idea she has these criteria and but she's they're saying growing thing, saying this is a growing thing, but also a problem that's but it's also a problem that's going you've got going to get worse. you've got more universities than more women in universities than men. imbalance that men. there is an imbalance that this is arguing about. this article is arguing about. it's get worse. and it's going to get worse. and onc— it's going to get worse. and ono-gotne— it's going to get worse. and ono-gotne to- it's going to get worse. and also going to get solved it's going to get worse. and also regularly to get solved it's going to get worse. and also regularlyto thissolved it's going to get worse. and also regularlyto thissolvetwe more regularly in this way. we are more regularly in this way. we going— more regularly in this way. we oono-oee— more regularly in this way. we are going-see this- more regularly in this way. we are going see this is going are going to see this is going toltne— are going to see this is going toltne new— are going to see this is going to.the new kind- are going to see this is going to the new kind of single to be the new kind of single nottero— to be the new kind of single mothers,-single. mothers, 30 years, single notnen— mothers, 30 years, single mothers _you. mothers, 30 years, single- mothers _you know, mothers were like, you know, counctt— mothers were like, you know, counctt-or— mothers were like, you know, council-or that- mothers were like, you know, council or that was council estate or that was the ttnt— council estate or that was the nno—tron | council estate or that was the. nno—tron tne kind of the scare story from the toy.— kind of the scare story from the tony-tn— kind of the scare story from the tony-_tt-o gong- kind of the scare story from the tony-_tt-o gotne tol kind of the scare story from the
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tory. it's going to be tory. right now it's going to be proteootonot— tory. right now it's going to be proteootonot .— tory. right now it's going to be professional . it's— tory. right now it's going to be professional . it's very professional. it's very epenwe - expensive. there's going to be robot well . the robot robot wombs as well. the whole thing is getting whole the whole thing is getting moved from god. they've moved away from god. they've already you moved away from god. they've already .you _these i already got you know, these women-tney— already got you know, these women they hire to have already got you know, these womtbaby they hire to have already got you know, these womtbaby foriey hire to have already got you know, these womtbaby for them. to have already got you know, these womtbaby for them. q their baby for them. surrogates not. — their baby for them. surrogates not. so— their baby for them. surrogates yeah. so this, this whole thing of women saying, oh, feel of women saying, oh, men feel threatened my career threatened by my career and stuff. no, not we're stuff. no, we're not like we're absolutely it's just, you absolutely not. it's just, you know, probably just a bit know, you're probably just a bit of a difficult person. are you were you get of a difficult person. are you were-you get homej of a difficult person. are you. were-you get home in were laugh do you get home in tne— were laugh do you get home in ttne to— were laugh do you get home in ttne to nowe— were laugh do you get home in time to have a— were laugh do you get home in time to have a cup— were laugh do you get home in time to have a cup of beers? neon. — time to have a cup of beers? neon. .ttnt— time to have a cup of beers? yeah. -kind.thing.- yeah. that kind of thing. and wttt—wtttl yeah. that kind of thing. and. wttt—wttt you will you be a mother? will you do will you be a mother? will you to-tountry— will you be a mother? will you do laundry outside? yeah, do the laundry outside? yeah, i tron-t— do the laundry outside? yeah, i wont ooy— do the laundry outside? yeah, i didn't say that. _ do the laundry outside? yeah, i didn't say that. stateside. now, tonn— didn't say that. stateside. now, icon—tent- didn't say that. stateside. now, josh,_least one- didn't say that. stateside. now, josh,_least one of. josh, it seems at least one of tne—n- josh, it seems at least one of the—is resisting| the united states is resisting the united states is resisting tne—oute- the united states is resisting the—slide into. the irreversible slide into teprowty. — the irreversible slide into depravity. sodom and gomorrah. tnot— depravity. sodom and gomorrah. not to— depravity. sodom and gomorrah. that is characterising america. tnteet— that is characterising america. indeed pornhub_ that is characterising america. indeed pornhub blocks users in uton— indeed pornhub blocks users in uton otter— indeed pornhub blocks users in utah after state— indeed pornhub blocks users in utah after state passes new law tnot— utah after state passes new law tnot reoutreo— utah after state passes new law that requires sites— utah after state passes new law that requires sites to verify oneo. — that requires sites to verify oono. so— that requires sites to verify ages. so minors- that requires sites to verify ages. t e ages. so minors can't access aduu ages. so minors can't access adult content . so pornhub had to adult content. so pornhub had to look this up. it's a web site that shows images of women hub hubs, poor . i that shows images of women hub hubs, poor. i don't know. anyway, it was it's been a long
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day of research and pornhub. when you get home then yeah . when you get home then yeah. anu— when you get home then yeah. anu ott— when you get home then yeah. anu ott t— when you get home then yeah. anu ott t get— when you get home then yeah. and all i get when— when you get home then yeah. and all i get when i— when you get home then yeah. and all i get when i get- when you get home then yeah. and all i get when i get home i've got to do the laundry first. but this is a kind of modern lysistrata thing where they were told that you've got to implement this thing where you now have to prove everybody's pornhub has everybody's ages and pornhub has said, you know what? no, we're just going to give you the just not going to give you the website right? and in website at all. right? and in the guess, the the hope, i guess, that the utopians or whatever they're called, get very called, are going to get very tense start the tense and start revolting the mormons, aren't they? mormons, i think, aren't they? well salt lake city. yeah. and octuotty— well salt lake city. yeah. and actually—could. well salt lake city. yeah. andi actually—could go actually this standoff could go longer-— actually this standoff could go tonne—nowe- actually this standoff could go longer. _ have the i longer. they already have the urgent— biggest and most successful tonttteo— biggest and most successful families-the— biggest and most successful families the united states. i families in the united states. i tntnt— families in the united states. i think-removed— families in the united states. i think removed from mix think he removed from the mix ont— think he removed from the mix one—certotn- think he removed from the mix and—certain to. think he removed from the mixi and—certain to be and they're almost certain to be pootcotty— and they're almost certain to be basically taken— and they're almost certain to be basically taken over in about ten—neon- basically taken over in about ten—neon. t- basically taken over in abouti ten—yeah, i mean, ten years time. yeah, i mean, tnn—to— ten years time. yeah, i mean, this—to damage. this isn't going to damage tonoge— this isn't going to damage tonoge o— this isn't going to damage damage a community like removing renowng—onowo- removing something that shows teoenerocy— removing something that shows degeneracy from _ removing something that shows degeneracy from a place isn't going— degeneracy from a place isn't going to— degeneracy from a place isn't going to tonoge— degeneracy from a place isn't going to damage it. 'tt: ' going to damage it. and la opponntty— going to damage it. and la apparently california, apparently in california, they've got this and they've already got this law and pornhub complies with it. so it's good. it's just to protect minors. absolutely children. i mean, yes, i think people both ttnto. — mean, yes, i think people both ttnto. nut— mean, yes, i think people both kinds. but anyway. yeah, salt ntne—
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kinds. but anyway. yeah, salt ntnelttnotty— kinds. but anyway. yeah, salt mine .finally leo - kinds. but anyway. yeah, salt mine finally leo a story in mine is finally leo a story in tne— mine is finally leo a story in tne ttneo— mine is finally leo a story in the times-will- mine is finally leo a story in the times will justify the times that will justify i say— the times that will justify i ooy ttnotty— the times that will justify i ooy ttnotty .— the times that will justify i say finally. is— the times that will justify i say finally. is it- the times that will justify i say finally . is it finally. well say finally. is it finally. well a say finally. is it finally. well o otory— say finally. is it finally. well o otory .— say finally. is it finally. well o otory . wo— say finally. is it finally. well o otory . to. we— say finally. is it finally. well a story . no, we got another one. a story. no, we got another one. ttn— a story. no, we got another one. tnn n— a story. no, we got another one. this is slobbing_ a story. no, we got another one. this is slobbing on— a story. no, we got another one. this is slobbing on sofa, this is slobbing on the sofa, ton-t— this is slobbing on the sofa, nn-t no— this is slobbing on the sofa, isn't it? yeah,— this is slobbing on the sofa, isn't it? yeah, but . oh, it's isn't it? yeah, but. oh, it's ttnotty— isn't it? yeah, but. oh, it's finally-sense- isn't it? yeah, but. oh, it's finally sense that finally in the sense that ttnotty— finally in the sense that' ttnotty—one finally in the sense that. finally—and a finally in the sense that- finally—and a half finally, after a year and a half of finally, after a year and a half ot-tne— finally, after a year and a half ot-tne otow— of doing the show, we have a otory— of doing the show, we have a otory tnot— of doing the show, we have a story that justifies your tectoton— story that justifies your decision to— story that justifies your decision to spend your evenings owoy— decision to spend your evenings owoy-your— decision to spend your evenings owoy-your wttn— decision to spend your evenings owoy-yourwtte. - decision to spend your evenings away-your wife. so - away from your wife. so opponntty. — away from your wife. so apparently, slobbing on sofa apparently, slobbing on the sofa makes couples closer, but only closer to death. so this i mean, this is this seems a bold claim. i was looking for some scientific basis for this, but apparently researchers from the university of zurich have declared that partners who indulge activity indulge in unhealthy activity together, such as slobbing on the couch watching netflix, possibly some pornhub, and then they feel closer than couples that go out and do going out have a run. i think this is nonsense. i mean, you know, we go for a me and my wife go for a walk and it's great and we sometimes we sit on the couch andifs sometimes we sit on the couch and it's great. yeah me and my wife relationship,— and it's great. yeah me and my wife relationship, we— ?t: e qitzi;t?. / me and my wife relationship, we watch a lot wife relationship, we watch a totltetty— wife relationship, we watch a totltetty ont— wife relationship, we watch a lot-telly and we- wife relationship, we watch a lot telly and we will day lot of telly and we will one day ttte. — lot of telly and we will one day ttte. not. so— lot of telly and we will one day die. yeah. so it— lot of telly and we will one day die. “ti? t so it could lot of telly and we will one day die. / so it could be die. yeah. so it could be coect t— die. yeah. so it could be correct. i do— die. / so it could be correct. i do remember the happy
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toyo— correct. i do remember the happy toyo. vou— correct. i do remember the happy toyo. you know.— correct. i do remember the happy days. you know, when we didn't nowe— days. you know, when we didn't none-tnen— days. you know, when we didn't have-there weren't- have kids and there weren't responsibilities— have kids and there weren't responsibilities and you weren't jumping— responsibilities and you weren't tunptnolont— responsibilities and you weren't tunptnolont-ott- responsibilities and you weren't jumping and all the time jumping up and down all the time to-cnonee— jumping up and down all the time to-change nappies- to go and change nappies and own.— to go and change nappies and otutt. tnot— to go and change nappies and stuff. that did- to go and change nappies and stuff. that did seem to be a big part— stuff. that did seem to be a big port-rt.— stuff. that did seem to be a big portltt. tne— stuff. that did seem to be a big part it. the slobbing i can't part of it. the slobbing i can't remember.-don't- part of it. the slobbing i can't remember. don't slob remember. i just don't slob- onyoeone—g remember. i just don't slob- otonte—gone. remember. i just don't slob- adon't know. _gone. remember. i just don't slob- adon't know. my-gone. remember. i just don't slob adon't know. my slob gone. remember. i just don't slob adon't know. my slob life gone. remember. i just don't slob adon't know. my slob life is he. i don't know. my slob life is town— i don't know. my slob life is town tne— i don't know. my slob life is town tne pon— i don't know. my slob life is down the pan .— i don't know. my slob life is down the pan . yeah. i mean, i down the pan. yeah. i mean, i tuot— down the pan. yeah. i mean, i tuot towe— down the pan. yeah. i mean, i tuot towe tt— down the pan. yeah. i mean, i tuot towe tt .— down the pan. yeah. i mean, i tuot towe t. t— down the pan. yeah. i mean, i just love it. i might try and rteuete— just love it. i might try and rejuvenate it— just love it. i might try and rejuvenate it .— just love it. i might try and rejuvenate it . star next. josh rejuvenate it. star next. josh to rejuvenate it. star next. josh to te— rejuvenate it. star next. josh to be honest,— rejuvenate it. star next. josh to be honest, we— rejuvenate it. star next. josh to be honest, we don't even need to ooy— to be honest, we don't even need to ooy onytntng— to be honest, we don't even need to say anything about this. it's all to say anything about this. it's ottiewttent— to say anything about this. it's all-evident.-just. all too evident. anyone just neeto— all too evident. anyone just neetoto— all too evident. anyone just needs to use— all too evident. anyone just needs to use their eyes, right? oh needs to use their eyes, right? on to— needs to use their eyes, right? on no oentuo. — needs to use their eyes, right? oh it's genius. gb- needs to use their eyes, right? oh it's genius. c15 \ t oh it's genius. gb news in chaos, as can see. as tv chaos, as you can see. as tv star daniel o'reilly steps back to protect his mental health. so this is brilliant because we work here. yeah and we know what's actually going . so he's what's actually going. so he's stage name, dapper laughs. very nice guy. dan yeah, so he's been on the show a few times over the last few months. very lovely guy , very funny. he's going on tour , so like, oh, i'm just , so he's like, oh, i'm just going because i'm going to stop it now because i'm on saturday nights. on friday, saturday nights. normally on and so normally when he's on and so he's tour and he's going to be on tour and he's going to be on tour and he's trying new material. so this is niall, josh it's absolute— this is niall, josh it's absolute chaos here. it's part
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of absolute chaos here. it's part ot—ton-t- absolute chaos here. it's part. of_don't understand. absolute chaos here. it's part of this don't understand. absolute chaos here. it's part of this is don't understand. absolute chaos here. it's part of this is it. )n't understand. absolute chaos here. it's part of this is it. e understand. absolute chaos here. it's part of this is it. e : oiarstand. absolute chaos here. it's part of this is it. e e ail. and this is it. it's like we've sort of made it into the into the newspapers part of a long string presents. and this is string of presents. and this is like string of presents. and this is ttte-andrew- string of presents. and this is like-andrew neil,- string of presents. and this is. like-andrew neil, like like including andrew neil, like tnee— like including andrew neil, like twee-otter— like including andrew neil, like three - after the - like including andrew neil, like three after the channel's three weeks after the channel's touncnet— launched. and some bloke i noon-t— launched. and some bloke i hadn't heard— launched. and some bloke i hadn't heard of— launched. and some bloke i hadn't heard of who i think used to to— hadn't heard of who i think used to do-breakfast_ hadn't heard of who i think used to do-breakfast-thisl to do the breakfast show. this is to do the breakfast show. this to-otor.— to do the breakfast show. this is-star. desperately,- is the star. desperately, desperately clawing and desperately clawing to try and make story out of nothing. make a story out of nothing. even dan himself tweeted like saying, no, all fine. i'm saying, no, it's all fine. i'm probably going to be back on the show so there's the tweet show soon. so there's the tweet there , he says, there from dan, he says, lol, jahis chaos that escalated quickly. all i said was i'm having a break from friday nights to do warm up gigs for my toun nights to do warm up gigs for my tour. appreciate team at tour. i appreciate the team at gb news for having given me the opportunity others wouldn't opportunity when others wouldn't and i'll back headliners and i'll be back on headliners soon. you. and we have soon. so love you. and we have one-wntcn— soon. so love you. and we have one _which-not. one last story, which i'm not going— one last story, which i'm not gotnoltnrow— one last story, which i'm not ootnaltnrow ot— one last story, which i'm not going throw at you. i'll just going to throw at you. i'll just tett— going to throw at you. i'll just tett you.— going to throw at you. i'll just tett you. tne— going to throw at you. i'll just tell you, the show— going to throw at you. i'll just tell you, the show nearly tell you, the show is nearly over-into— tell you, the show is nearly over. .let's take- tell you, the show is nearly over. let's take another over. so let's take another outct— over. so let's take another count-ot— over. so let's take another quick at wednesday's front quick look at wednesday's front poeeo— pages. we have daily mail man nett— pages. we have daily mail man nettlonotgun— pages. we have daily mail man held shotgun cartridges drama held in shotgun cartridges drama at held in shotgun cartridges drama ot—tnot— held in shotgun cartridges drama ot—tnot ton-t- held in shotgun cartridges drama at_that isn't him.- at the palace that isn't him. tnot-o— at the palace that isn't him. tnot-o nttt— at the palace that isn't him. that's bill nye.— at the palace that isn't him. that's bill nye. incidentally, wttn— that's bill nye. incidentally, wttninew— that's bill nye. incidentally, with new squeeze . who is with his new squeeze. who is anno— with his new squeeze. who is anna wintour_ with his new squeeze. who is anna wintour from the from the
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vogue— anna wintour from the from the vogue magazine— anna wintour from the from the vogue magazine empire, i believe teteoropn— vogue magazine empire, i believe telegraph spteo— vogue magazine empire, i believe telegraph spies take the fight to tect— telegraph spies take the fight to tech scammers. the i have grey— to tech scammers. the i have grey nuoeot— to tech scammers. the i have grey nuoeot to— to tech scammers. the i have grey refuses to help inquiry over starmer— grey refuses to help inquiry over starmer job sparking tory oneer— over starmer job sparking tory oneer tne— over starmer job sparking tory anger. the guardian have new two ontt—proteot— anger. the guardian have new two anti—protest powers— anger. the guardian have new two anti—protest powers rushed into law anti—protest powers rushed into tow tn— anti—protest powers rushed into tow tn tne— anti—protest powers rushed into law in time for— anti—protest powers rushed into law in time for coronation. the ttneo— law in time for coronation. the ttneo cott— law in time for coronation. the times cold calling— law in time for coronation. the times cold calling band to fight ttnonctot— times cold calling band to fight financial fraudsters. the star operotton— financial fraudsters. the star operation hide— financial fraudsters. the star operation hide the sausage. tnooe— operation hide the sausage. tnooe wen— operation hide the sausage. those were your— operation hide the sausage. those were your front pages. the oouooee— those were your front pages. the oouooeg n— those were your front pages. the oouooeo to being— those were your front pages. the sausage is being his hands in the sausage is being his hands in tne poctet. — sausage is being his hands in the pocket. that's all we have ttne— the pocket. that's all we have ttne tor. — the pocket. that's all we have time for. thank— the pocket. that's all we have time for. thank you to my guest, leo time for. thank you to my guest, teo ntnten— time for. thank you to my guest, leo kirsten josh— time for. thank you to my guest, leo kirsten josh howie. we are noct— leo kirsten josh howie. we are back tomorrow— leo kirsten josh howie. we are back tomorrow at— leo kirsten josh howie. we are back tomorrow at 11 pm. where aeo— back tomorrow at 11 pm. where teo wttt— back tomorrow at 11 pm. where teo wttt pe— back tomorrow at 11 pm. where leo will be joined— back tomorrow at 11 pm. where leo will be joined in this seat by leo will be joined in this seat toy-roote— leo will be joined in this seat py-tooter ont- leo will be joined in this seat by foster and diane by francis foster and diane spencer— by francis foster and diane spencer .— by francis foster and diane spencer . ant— by francis foster and diane spencer . and if— by francis foster and diane spencer . and if watching spencer. and if you're watching at spencer. and if you're watching ot-tonorrow— spencer. and if you're watching at tomorrow morning, good at 5 am. tomorrow morning, good norntng. — at 5 am. tomorrow morning, good morning- stoy— at 5 am. tomorrow morning, good morning- stoy-tor- morning. stay tuned for breakfast.— morning. stay tuned for breakfast. i— morning. stay tuned for breakfast. i in the meantime wett— breakfast. i in the meantime we-tt oee— breakfast. i in the meantime we-tt you— breakfast. i in the meantime we'll see you next week. good tuck.— we'll see you next week. good luck, charlie _ we'll see you next week. good luck, charlie .—
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well, you're watching gb news a very good evening to you. let's bnng very good evening to you. let's bring with the bring you up to date with the latest news headlines today. more workers more than 1 million nhs workers and 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 implemented. members of the nhs staff council said 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. however voted against the pay deal . the health secretary, deal. the health secretary, steve barclay , says the steve barclay, says the government will implement the pay government will implement the pay rise for nhs workers and is urging the remaining unions to accept the offer . it's a good accept the offer. it's a good day accept the offer. it's a good toy tor— accept the offer. it's a good toy tor wus— accept the offer. it's a good day for nhs staff— accept the offer. it's a good day for nhs staff but- ii it's a good day for nhs staff but it's also a day for nhs staff but it's also o gooe— day for nhs staff but it's also o good toy— day for nhs staff but it's also o good toy tor— day for nhs staff but it's also a good day for patients as it wttt— a good day for patients as it wttt ottow— a good day for patients as it will allow us— a good day for patients as it will allow us to— a good day for patients as it will allow us to move forward . will allow us to move forward. wow— will allow us to move forward. wow tne— will allow us to move forward. wow tne wus— will allow us to move forward. now the nhs staff council has rottttet— now the nhs staff council has ratified this- now the nhs staff council has ratified this deal.— now the nhs staff council has ratified this deal. it's been occeptet— ratified this deal. it's been occeptet py— ratified this deal. it's been accepted by the majority of the wus— accepted by the majority of the
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wns ston— accepted by the majority of the nhs staff council— accepted by the majority of the nhs staff council and we can now torwort. — nhs staff council and we can now move forward, focus— nhs staff council and we can now move forward, focus together on the move forward, focus together on tne pottento— move forward, focus together on the patients and— move forward, focus together on the patients and also ensure tnot— the patients and also ensure tnot otott— the patients and also ensure that staff get— the patients and also ensure that staff get their pay rise nucn— that staff get their pay rise much sooner— that staff get their pay rise much sooner than would have been the much sooner than would have been tne ce— much sooner than would have been tne unten— much sooner than would have been the case under the— much sooner than would have been the case under the pay review potty— the case under the pay review poty-. — the case under the pay review poty-. wetn- the case under the pay review body-. well, the. the case under the pay review- body-. well, the shadow body process. well, the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, says the issue still isn't resolved. well, what this shows is that this whole load of industrial action was is absolutely avoidable if the government had have done what labour said should have happened months ago , and that is get round the table and negotiate it. but it is also a sign of how- ?t: q . but it is also a sign of how angry nurses and indeed junior doctors are nurses and indeed junior doctors wttn— nurses and indeed junior doctors wttn ttn— nurses and indeed junior doctors are with this government that the are with this government that tne ttnot— are with this government that the threat of— are with this government that the threat of industrial action contnueo— the threat of industrial action continues even— the threat of industrial action continues even after today . continues even after today. taeonwntte— continues even after today. meanwhile a— continues even after today. meanwhile a nurse accused of nurtertng— meanwhile a nurse accused of murdering seven— meanwhile a nurse accused of murdering seven babies and ottenpttng— murdering seven babies and ottenpttno to— murdering seven babies and attempting to kill ten others oon— attempting to kill ten others oott ner— attempting to kill ten others said her whole— attempting to kill ten others said her whole world stopped wnen— said her whole world stopped wnen one— said her whole world stopped when she was— said her whole world stopped when she was blamed for their enotto— when she was blamed for their teotno. — when she was blamed for their teotno. oo— when she was blamed for their deaths. 33 year— when she was blamed for their deaths. 33 year old - when she was blamed for their deaths. 15:5 t:::tt: “eat when she was blamed for their deaths. 15:5 t:::tt: ge; deaths. 33 year old lucy letby is on trial for the offences alleged to have taken place between june 2015 and june 2016,

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