jacob the moment our very own jacob rees—mogg was forced air by rees—mogg was forced off air by police. anyway, rees—mogg was forced off air by police . anyway, we're just police. anyway, we're just getting— police. anyway, we're just getttttg tte — tat; anyway, we're just getting the latest word from the metropottttn— getting the latest word from the metropolitan police and i don't know— metropolitan police and i don't know what— metropolitan police and i don't know nntt tt— metropolitan police and i don't know what it is— metropolitan police and i don't know what it is we're going to nave— know what it is we're going to nave to— know what it is we're going to have to evacuate— know what it is we're going to have to evacuate now. the police are have to evacuate now. the police ute— have to evacuate now. the police ttve nttn— have to evacuate now. the police are live with us— have to evacuate now. the police are live with us now— have to evacuate now. the police are live with us now and telling us tntt— are live with us now and telling us tntt went— are live with us now and telling us that we've got— are live with us now and telling us that we've got to evacuate ._ us that we've got to evacuate . ton-t— us that we've got to evacuate even. i don't see— us that we've got to evacuate even. i don't see why we could possibly— even. i don't see why we could possibly nave— even. i don't see why we could possibly have to— even. i don't see why we could possibly have to move. so i'm very— possibly have to move. so i'm very tony— possibly have to move. so i'm very tony to— possibly have to move. so i'm very tony to say— possibly have to move. so i'm very sorry to say that it is 9°°d_ very sorry to say that it is toot eventng— very sorry to say that it is good evening for me for the time tetng— good evening for me for the time tetng ,— good evening for me for the time tetng , tn— good evening for me for the time tetng , ts ._ good evening for me for the time being, as i think— good evening for me for the time being, as i think that was probably— being, as i think that was probably t— being, as i think that was probably a controlled explosion in probably a controlled explosion tn tne— probably a controlled explosion in the background. that's what it in the background. that's what tt—ne.- in the background. that's what tt—nelnttti it sounded like to me. we will no-ttnt— it sounded like to me. we will no-ttnt ont— it sounded like to me. we will no -find out later. - it sounded like to me. we will no find out later. so that no doubt find out later. so that tne— no doubt find out later. so that was the moment— no doubt find out later. so that was the moment that you could nett— was the moment that you could nett ot— was the moment that you could neot ot sonne— was the moment that you could hear of some sort— was the moment that you could hear of some sort of explosion tron— hear of some sort of explosion tton nttntn— hear of some sort of explosion from within buckingham palace , from within buckingham palace, potenttotty— from within buckingham palace, potenttotty o— from within buckingham palace, potentially a controlled exptoeton— potentially a controlled explosion by- potentially a controlled explosion by the police. “c173 explosion by the police. there is explosion by the police. there to outtentty— explosion by the police. there to otttentty t— explosion by the police. there is currently a vast— explosion by the police. there is currently a vast police presence outside the palace and strict cordons remain in place. the arrested man was also found to be in possession of a suspicious bag. police have told us tonight. now, king charles is said to have been in residence at the palace at the time of the incident after hosting australian minister australian prime minister

anthony albanese this afternoon. so bring you more as we so we'll bring you more as we have throughout the show, have it throughout the show, including in our news bulletins, but also on the way tonight, slippery gray slippery starmer and sue gray collaborate voters in a partygate plot . well, the daily partygate plot. well, the daily telegraph has reported that a bombshell cabinet office report will reveal the senior civil service was in talks acas with the labour leader while still advising pm's investigating bofis advising pm's investigating boris johnson. but it's been revealed that grey astonishingly refuses to cooperate and senior tories want answers. reports on sue gray talking to labour while involved with partygate if that is what the report says , i do is what the report says, i do think keir starmer has got some serious questions to answer. i'll reveal in my digest soon. while i think that partygate was a snivel service blob and msm dnven a snivel service blob and msm driven stitch up to drive boris from office and usher in a starmer administration before my superstar panel give their view tonight i'm joined by our queen

amanda patel, calvin robinson and rebecca reid. then we ramp up our countdown to the king's coronation with a stellar line up of royal experts lady colin campbell and tom bower offer their unfiltered analysis on meghan's week of desperate pr stunts . the estranged markle stunts. the estranged markle family's to the destructive family's plea to the destructive duchess. princess anne's extraordinary anti—woke outbursts and so much more. plus, star us journalist meghan kelly investigates. if king charles is better off without the toxic sussexes after a bombshell poll exposed the couple's plummeting popularity and with buckingham palace distancing itself from the growing row, is it wrong to be asked to pledge allegiance to king charles's wayward heirs? princes andrew and harry? dr. tessa dunlop takes on ann widdecombe in the clash. also coming up tonight , after her coming up tonight, after her husband was expelled by the tory party for speaking up for vaccine victims, davina bridgen joins me live to hit out at what she claims is the political persecution of her family as she prepares to pull back the veil on westminster wives with a

bombshell new book, don't miss that exclusive interview later in the show. elsewhere tonight, you'll be surprised to learn motorists have finally lost all patience with just stop oils, deranged protests as . the you're deranged protests as. the you're right on over. are you okay? to— right on over. are you okay? we gone— right on over. are you okay? to tone oven— right on over. are you okay? it's gone over a— right on over. are you okay? it's gone over a foot- ” g cit" are you okay? it's gone over a foot . " 3 ct" are you okay? it's gone over a foot . it's gone over a foot. i warn these— it's gone over a foot. i warn ttese eo— it's gone over a foot. i warn these eco terrorists that someone would end up getting hurt. so more of that dramatic footage later. plus as footage coming up later. plus as humza yousaf is pressured to make a statement to parliament about the governor of the snp, do the opposition parties in scotland have a golden opportunity and duty to break the separatist stranglehold in holyrood? we'll debate the ongoing snp scandal as i crown today's greatest britain and union jackass as ever. stay tuned for tomorrow's newspaper front pages hot off the press to this is dan wootton tonight. let's go .

let's go. you're watching gb news. britain's news channel. of course, i have been on for air the past hour with this developing story tonight from buckingham palace of an arrest and sounds of what could be a controlled explosion. i want to bnngin controlled explosion. i want to bring in now our home and security editor, mark white. so, mark, some dramatic scenes from buckingham palace. just four days before the coronation is this anything to worry about, though ? well, yeah, i think though? well, yeah, i think oettotnty— though? well, yeah, i think oettotnty tt— though? well, yeah, i think certainly it is— though? well, yeah, i think certainly it is an— cg“ well, yeah, i think certainly it is an incident that is certainly it is an incident that to ootenttotty— certainly it is an incident that is potentially of— certainly it is an incident that is potentially of note because we ton-t— is potentially of note because we don't know— is potentially of note because we don't know at— is potentially of note because we don't know at this stage what the motivation _ we don't know at this stage what the motivation behind and wnotewet— the motivation behind and whatever this— the motivation behind and whatever this man did at the totes— whatever this man did at the gates ot— whatever this man did at the gates of buckingham palace . gates of buckingham palace. now:— gates of buckingham palace. now, according— gates of buckingham palace. now, according to— gates of buckingham palace. now, according to the- gates of buckingham palace. now, according to the metropol police, a suspect through shotgun cartridges over the fence and into the main area inside side buckingham palace itself, that is clearly a very alarming incident in itself. but just what was the potential

motivation? that's what the police will be working really in a fast time investigation now to determine who this individual is . and of course, more importantly , is this individual importantly, is this individual unked importantly, is this individual linked to any others that may be planning to do something similar or something worse? these are the key questions that the detectives of the counter terrorism unit, which i'm sure will be overseeing this initially just to determine whether it is something that they should get involved in or whether it's something they should take a step back from. and let normal covid, if you like , continue to investigate like, continue to investigate what this incident was until we know exactly who the individual was and what their potential motivation was, that we don't know just quite how seriously to treat this. mark white i just wont— treat this. mark white i just wont to— treat this. mark white i just wont to play— treat this. mark white i just wont to play you— mark white i just want to play you the dramatic nnonnent— want to play you the dramatic nnonnent tnot— want to play you the dramatic moment that took place here on gb moment that took place here on on newe— moment that took place here on on news tn—

moment that took place here on gb news in the— moment that took place here on gb news in the past hour where jacob— gb news in the past hour where neon teee-wogg— gb news in the past hour where jacob rees—mogg was evacuating live jacob rees—mogg was evacuating twe wet— jacob rees—mogg was evacuating twe twet oe— jacob rees—mogg was evacuating live just as police— jacob rees—mogg was evacuating live just as police were sorry. jacob— live just as police were sorry. jacob rees—mogg was broadcasting live jacob rees—mogg was broadcasting twe wet— jacob rees—mogg was broadcasting twe just to— jacob rees—mogg was broadcasting live just as police— jacob rees—mogg was broadcasting live just as police were trying to evacuate— live just as police were trying to evacuate him _ live just as police were trying to evacuate him from the onettngnon — to evacuate him from the buckingham palace complex just tetote— buckingham palace complex just tetote ne— buckingham palace complex just before he went— buckingham palace complex just before he went off— buckingham palace complex just before he went off air. we ootwottw— before he went off air. we actually heard _ before he went off air. we actually heard that explosion note — actually heard that explosion note o— actually heard that explosion have a watch— actually heard that explosion have a watch of— actually heard that explosion have a watch of this . ' have a watch of this. anyway, just— have a watch of this. anyway, we're just getting the latest word from the metropolitan police. and i don't know what it is. we're going to have to evacuate now.— we're going to have to evacuate now. the police are twe— evacuate now. the police are twe wttn— evacuate now. the police are twe wttn we— evacuate now. the police are live with us now— evacuate now. the police are live with us now ,- evacuate now. the police are live with us now , and they're live with us now, and they're tetttne— live with us now, and they're tetttne we— live with us now, and they're telling us that— live with us now, and they're telling us that we've got to evacuate even.— telling us that we've got to evacuate even. i- telling us that we've got to evacuate even. i don't see how wnw— evacuate even. i don't see how wnw we— evacuate even. i don't see how why we conto— evacuate even. i don't see how why we could possibly have to so— why we could possibly have to so tn— why we could possibly have to move. so i'm very— why we could possibly have to move. so i'm very sorry to say tnot— move. so i'm very sorry to say tnot tt— move. so i'm very sorry to say tnot tt te— move. so i'm very sorry to say tnot tt te 90°d_ move. so i'm very sorry to say that it is good evening for me for that it is good evening for me tot tne— that it is good evening for me tot tne ttne— that it is good evening for me for the time being , that it is good evening for me for the time being, as i think tnot— for the time being, as i think tnot woe— for the time being, as i think that was probably a controlled exntoeton— that was probably a controlled exotoeton tn— that was probably a controlled explosion in the— that was probably a controlled explosion in the background. tnot-e—tttel explosion in the background.| that's—like to that's what it sounded like to me.-no doubt- that's what it sounded like to me. no doubt find out me. we will no doubt find out toten— me. we will no doubt find out toten-t— me. we will no doubt find out later,-i assume,- me. we will no doubt find out later,-i assume, as- me. we will no doubt find out later, i assume, as it's later, but i assume, as it's noppenet.— later, but i assume, as it's happened. firstly, you've happened. well firstly, you've got-wont— happened. well firstly, you've got-mark white,- happened. well firstly, you've got mark white, michael got to say mark white, michael cote— got to say mark white, michael cote ont— got to say mark white, michael cole and jacob— got to say mark white, michael cole and jacob rees—mogg just epttonteet— cole and jacob rees—mogg just epitomised-calm - cole and jacob rees—mogg just epitomised calm and epitomised the keep calm and entw— epitomised the keep calm and entry on— epitomised the keep calm and carry on british— epitomised the keep calm and carry on british spirit, which we towe— carry on british spirit, which we tote to— carry on british spirit, which we love to see. _ carry on british spirit, which we love to see. t: t: we love to see. but what did you make of that explosion you heard in the background, mark, from your is that likely

your experience, is that likely to been a met police to have been a met police controlled explosion the controlled explosion within the grounds palace grounds of buckingham palace? yeah, erg jacob really yeah, i think erg jacob really hit the nail on the head there in terms of what that was. it sounded like a lower level exotoeton— sounded like a lower level explosion that— sounded like a lower level explosion that you would oeeootoet— explosion that you would associate with _ explosion that you would associate with a controlled exntoeton— associate with a controlled explosion had _ associate with a controlled explosion had this been an tnotoweet— explosion had this been an improvised explosive device , it improvised explosive device, it wont— improvised explosive device, it wowtt note— improvised explosive device, it would have been— improvised explosive device, it would have been much louder. the totter— would have been much louder. the tottet otttn— would have been much louder. the porter cabin they— would have been much louder. the porter cabin they were in would nove— porter cabin they were in would note teen— porter cabin they were in would have been physically shaking or worse. now it's— have been physically shaking or worse. now it's irritating. of tt— worse. now it's irritating. of tt te— worse. now it's irritating. of course it is. if— worse. now it's irritating. of course it is. if you're in the ntttte— course it is. if you're in the ntttte ot— course it is. if you're in the ntttte ot o— course it is. if you're in the middle of a live- course it is. if you're in the middle of a live broadcast, wow-te— middle of a live broadcast, wow-re ttete— middle of a live broadcast, you're there. you've been asked to-on— you're there. you've been asked to-on tw— you're there. you've been asked to-on to we— you're there. you've been asked to-on by the police- you're there. you've been asked. to-on by the police -the to move on by the police and the eeowntw— to move on by the police and the security services— to move on by the police and the security services ._ to move on by the police and the security services . but of security services. but of course, they've got to get onto— course, they've got to get. oonttot—ont control of the situation and tnot-e— control of the situation and tnot-e tnett— control of the situation and that's their first— control of the situation and that's their first priority, is to determine— that's their first priority, is to determine just how significant— to determine just how significant this incident is, wnetnet— significant this incident is, whether there's more than one tnttwtwot— whether there's more than one individual involved. and oteonne— individual involved. and clearing members of the public out ot— clearing members of the public out ot tne— clearing members of the public out of the area— clearing members of the public out of the area is— clearing members of the public out of the area is what they do tnew— out of the area is what they do tnew get— out of the area is what they do once they get enough in the way of resources into— once they get enough in the way of resources into that immediately area, they'll push oeonte— immediately area, they'll push people toot— immediately area, they'll push people toot to— immediately area, they'll push people back to what they oonettet— people back to what they consider to _ people back to what they consider to be - people back to what they consider to be a sort of safer otter— consider to be a sort of safer owtet ootont— consider to be a sort of safer outer cordon to— consider to be a sort of safer outer cordon to allow those

epeotottet— outer cordon to allow those specialist officers to work in wet— specialist officers to work in tnot onet— specialist officers to work in that area and— specialist officers to work in that area and determine as twenty— that area and determine as twenty oe— that area and determine as twenty to tnew— that area and determine as quickly as they can indeed what the quickly as they can indeed what tne tewet— quickly as they can indeed what tne tewet ot— quickly as they can indeed what the level of the— quickly as they can indeed what the level of the threat is. tnteet. — the level of the threat is. indeed. well,— the level of the threat is. indeed. well, look,- the level of the threat is. indeed. well, look, mark white, our home and security editor, please keep on this for us tonight. bring us any new developments on this. as always, he's best in the business. he's the best in the business. i just want to quickly cross back to rees—mogg . to jacob now. jacob rees—mogg. jacob, what were you told about that explosion that you heard ? that explosion that you heard? i've been told any more than you've heard. can i first of an,— you've heard. can i first of an, tnont— you've heard. can i first of all, thank you _ you've heard. can i first of all, thank you for- : can i first of all, thank you for standing in at snott— all, thank you for standing in at short notice— all, thank you for standing in at short notice for my hour long program.— at short notice for my hour long nogton. ven— at short notice for my hour long program. very much appreciate . program. very much appreciate. did program. very much appreciate. we won— program. very much appreciate. we won ont— program. very much appreciate. did you and the— program. very much appreciate. did you and the camera crew here note— did you and the camera crew here note-on— did you and the camera crew here have-an absolutely- did you and the camera crew here have an absolutely first have been an absolutely first note,— have been an absolutely first note, tut— have been an absolutely first note, tut no— have been an absolutely first rate, but no, we've heard notttno— rate, but no, we've heard notntng. we— rate, but no, we've heard nothing. we were just told it was a security— nothing. we were just told it was a security problem as we were moved out— was a security problem as we were moved out of this pod that ownenttw— were moved out of this pod that we're currently ._ were moved out of this pod that we're currently . corner. and we're currently. corner. and very— we're currently. corner. and very potttetw— we're currently. corner. and very politely said , would we very politely said, would we teowee— very politely said, would we teowee at— very politely said, would we leave? at which _ very politely said, would we leave? at which point the bang went— leave? at which point the bang went ott— leave? at which point the bang went ott ae— leave? at which point the bang went off, as you've heard , which went off, as you've heard, which is went off, as you've heard, which to o— went off, as you've heard, which to o non—expen— went off, as you've heard, which is a non—expert. i— went off, as you've heard, which is a non—expert. i assumed must be e— is a non—expert. i assumed must be a controlled— is a non—expert. i assumed must be a controlled explosion. but i

nett— be a controlled explosion. but i teen wet— be a controlled explosion. but i hear that behind— be a controlled explosion. but i hear that behind me at what wtonoet— hear that behind me at what michael cole— hear that behind me at what michael cole tells me is the privy— michael cole tells me is the privy twee— michael cole tells me is the privy twee tote.— michael cole tells me is the privy purse gate. the police are are privy purse gate. the police are eweeotne— privy purse gate. the police are eweeotng wo— privy purse gate. the police are are sweeping up fragments and are sweeping up fragments and toottng— are sweeping up fragments and toottng ot— are sweeping up fragments and are looking at things very ottetwttw. — are looking at things very carefully. probably collecting totenete— carefully. probably collecting forensic evidence to bring oeotnet— forensic evidence to bring ogotnet tne— forensic evidence to bring against the person that they note— against the person that they note nove— against the person that they have have arrested . ' t: have have arrested. okay. and michael cole, are you back in the studio ? it was a nasty the studio? it was a nasty ttttte— the studio? it was a nasty little incident.— the studio? it was a nasty little incident. but- slut: 07 it was a nasty little incident. but as slut: titt7 it was a nasty little incident. but as it says in little incident. but as it says tn tne— little incident. but as it says tn tne song,— little incident. but as it says in the song, it's— little incident. but as it says in the song, it's all over now . in the song, it's all over now. catn— in the song, it's all over now. cotn noe— in the song, it's all over now. calm has been— in the song, it's all over now. calm has been restored . a few calm has been restored. a few ntnwtee— calm has been restored. a few ntnwtee 690t— calm has been restored. a few minutes ago, jacob and i were enjoying— minutes ago, jacob and i were enjoying listening to a military tent,— enjoying listening to a military tent, tne— enjoying listening to a military band, the fifes_ enjoying listening to a military band, the fifes and drums. twewtntng— band, the fifes and drums. twewtntng ts— band, the fifes and drums. everything is back- band, the fifes and drums. everything is back in- band, the fifes and drums. everything is back in place. the sovereign stands is flying over buckingham palace and calm has been restored in south—west one. okay well, great news. you were absolutely right earlier on about the standard flying above both clarence house and buckingham palace, because because of the renovations in buckingham palace. so whereas it used to be an absolutely golden indicator of where the sovereign physically was, that isn't currently as golden as it used to be. indeed. so perhaps the

one— to be. indeed. so perhaps the ttng ween-t— to be. indeed. so perhaps the king wasn't there. _ indeed. so perhaps the king wasn't there. well, look, i note— king wasn't there. well, look, i note to— king wasn't there. well, look, i note to sow— king wasn't there. well, look, i note to sow tt— king wasn't there. well, look, i have to say, if i— king wasn't there. well, look, i have to say, if i was ever in ttontte— have to say, if i was ever in ttowtte, tt— have to say, if i was ever in ttowtte, tt t— have to say, if i was ever in trouble, if i was— have to say, if i was ever in trouble, if i was ever in a onen— trouble, if i was ever in a crisis situation- trouble, if i was ever in a crisis situation ,- trouble, if i was ever in a crisis situation , then i want crisis situation, then i want jacob— crisis situation, then i want jacob rees—mogg and michael cole by my— jacob rees—mogg and michael cole to my otte— jacob rees—mogg and michael cole by my side because— jacob rees—mogg and michael cole by my side because apparently tnot— by my side because apparently wot-woe— by my side because apparently that-was super- by my side because apparently that was super loud. that explosion was super loud. ant— that explosion was super loud. ant wow— that explosion was super loud. ant you you— that explosion was super loud. and you you didn't even flinch. vow— and you you didn't even flinch. vow ttt— and you you didn't even flinch. vow ttt not— and you you didn't even flinch. you did not even— and you you didn't even flinch. you did not even move . but look, you did not even move. but look, tnont— you did not even move. but look, tnont wow— you did not even move. but look, tnont you tott— you did not even move. but look, thank you both so— you did not even move. but look, thank you both so much , jacob thank you both so much, jacob tees—mott— thank you both so much, jacob tees—mott ont— thank you both so much, jacob rees—mogg and michael cole , who rees—mogg and michael cole, who will rees—mogg and michael cole, who wttt te— rees—mogg and michael cole, who wttt te toot— rees—mogg and michael cole, who will be back from _ rees—mogg and michael cole, who will be back from buckingham tottee— will be back from buckingham palace tomorrow— will be back from buckingham palace tomorrow . i'm going to palace tomorrow. i'm going to otoeeltottw— palace tomorrow. i'm going to cross polly middlehurst cross to polly middlehurst now, tnowtn— cross to polly middlehurst now, tnowtn-tntowtn- cross to polly middlehurst now, though, through the key though, to run through the key tetotte— details of this breaking tnottent— incident outside buckingham totooe— incident outside buckingham totooe-.— incident outside buckingham totoee-. — incident outside buckingham palace-. dan,- incident outside buckingham palace . jo?“ incident outside buckingham- palace-. dan, thank you. palace tonight. dan, thank you. and good evening to you. our top story tonight on gb news, as you've been hearing, a man has been arrested on suspicion of an offensive weapon near the gates offensive weapon near the gates of buckingham palace after throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into the palace grounds . is cartridges into the palace grounds. is the cartridges into the palace grounds . is the metropolitan grounds. is the metropolitan police have said the items have since been recovered and will be taken away for specialist examination . people had to be

examination. people had to be evacuated from the grounds of the palace before a controlled explosion was carried out there have been no reports of any shots fired or any injuries. cordons though, are now in place after the man was also found to be in possession of a suspicious bag . details coming to us all bag. details coming to us all the time on that. we'll keep you updated throughout the evening . updated throughout the evening. well, the main story on gb news today is that more than a million nhs staff england million nhs staff in england will receive a 5% pay rise. health unions represent the majority of workers have majority of nhs workers have recommended that a revised pay offer made by the government should be implemented. members of the nhs staff council said the unions agreed to the deal for staff , which includes all for staff, which includes all nhs workers apart from doctors, dentists and senior managers. the royal college of nursing and the unite union, though voted against the pay deal, the health secretary, steve barclay, said the government will implement the government will implement the pay rise for nhs workers and is urging the remaining unions to accept the deal . it's a good to accept the deal. it's a good

day for to accept the deal. it's a good tow tot wns— to accept the deal. it's a good day for nhs staff,— to accept the deal. it's a good day for nhs staff, but- ff : it's a good day for nhs staff, but it's also a day for nhs staff, but it's also o toot— day for nhs staff, but it's also o toot tow— day for nhs staff, but it's also o toot tow tot— 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. now we— will allow us to move forward. wow tne wns— will allow us to move forward. now the nhs staff council has tottttet— 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 tooentet— ratified this deal. it's been accepted majority of the accepted by the majority of the wts— accepted by the majority of the wts ston— accepted by the majority of the nhs staff council— accepted by the majority of the nhs staff council and we can now move-focus together- nhs staff council and we can now move focus together on move forward, focus together on patente— move forward, focus together on pottente ont— move forward, focus together on patients and also— move forward, focus together on patients and also ensure that etttt— patients and also ensure that etott tet— patients and also ensure that staff get their— patients and also ensure that staff get their pay rise much tnon— staff get their pay rise much sooner than would have been the ooee-tne— sooner than would have been the case -the-review- sooner than would have been the case the review body case under the pay review body ntooeee— case under the pay review body noeeee ont— case under the pay review body noeeee ont tn— case under the pay review body process and in a— case under the pay review body process and in a truncated news twttettn— process and in a truncated news twttettn tot— process and in a truncated news bulletin for you _ process and in a truncated news bulletin for you tonight, one teet— bulletin for you tonight, one toet etow. — bulletin for you tonight, one last story. the— bulletin for you tonight, one last story. g last story. the partygate investigator, sue gray, has declined to speak to an inquiry. so grounding discussions with labour about a senior party role . the deputy prime minister says the probe into her planned switch from whitehall to become sir keir starmer's, chief of staff, has been paused while the next steps are being considered and oliver dowden says it's up to the anti corruption watchdog to the anti corruption watchdog to recommend how long to delay. the former senior official start date with labour . labour date with labour. labour insisted that ms grey has fully cooperated on tv online dab+ radio and on the tune in app .

radio and on the tune in app. this is gb news britain's news. channel now it's not just the breaking news out of buckingham palace getting everyone talking tonight. there has also been oetontentnt— tonight. there has also been astonishing news— q“ there has also been astonishing news breaking out of weetntnetet— astonishing news breaking out of westminster that— astonishing news breaking out of westminster that shows the ettton— westminster that shows the ettten tn— westminster that shows the stitch up between boris witch hunter— stitch up between boris witch hunter ont— stitch up between boris witch hunter and chief— stitch up between boris witch hunter and chief sue gray and sir hunter and chief sue gray and st wette— hunter and chief sue gray and sir keir's labour— hunter and chief sue gray and sir keir's labour party is very nett— sir keir's labour party is very teot tnteet— sir keir's labour party is very teot tnteet ,— sir keir's labour party is very real indeed , and— sir keir's labour party is very real indeed , and even though real indeed, and even though slippery— real indeed, and even though slippery starmer insisted the opponenttw— slippery starmer insisted the opponenttw non— slippery starmer insisted the apparently non biased civil eewtoe— apparently non biased civil service civil— apparently non biased civil service civil servant who oontwetet— service civil servant who conducted the - service civil servant who conducted the inquiry into the twttotowe— conducted the inquiry into the ludicrous partygate saga would even— ludicrous partygate saga would reveal exactly— ludicrous partygate saga would reveal exactly when her talks teton — reveal exactly when her talks began to — reveal exactly when her talks began to jump— reveal exactly when her talks began to jump ship and become as onet— began to jump ship and become as entet ot— began to jump ship and become as entet ot etott. — began to jump ship and become as chief of staff. she— began to jump ship and become as chief of staff. she has in fact token— chief of staff. she has in fact taken on— chief of staff. she has in fact taken on t— chief of staff. she has in fact taken on a vow— chief of staff. she has in fact taken on a vow of- chief of staff. she has in fact taken on a vow of silence . in an taken on a vow of silence. in an extnoonttnow— taken on a vow of silence. in an extraordinary statement released to tonttonent— extraordinary statement released to parliament tonight, the deputy— to parliament tonight, the deputy enme— to parliament tonight, the deputy prime minister , oliver deputy prime minister, oliver oowten— deputy prime minister, oliver oowten noe— deputy prime minister, oliver dowden, has revealed ms grey has netweet— dowden, has revealed ms grey has netweet to— dowden, has revealed ms grey has refused to cooperate— dowden, has revealed ms grey has refused to cooperate in the tntwtw— refused to cooperate in the tntwtw .— refused to cooperate in the tntwtw . sne— refused to cooperate in the inquiry . she he- refused to cooperate in the inquiry . she he said i can inquiry. she he said i can tntote— inquiry. she he said i can wotote tne— inquiry. she he said i can update the house that ms grey

given— update the house that ms grey ttwen tne— update the house that ms grey was given the opportunity to note— was given the opportunity to make representations as part of tnte— make representations as part of tie noeee— make representations as part of this process, but— make representations as part of this process, but chose not to do this process, but chose not to to eo— this process, but chose not to to so— this process, but chose not to do so. so that's— this process, but chose not to do so. so that's right. this process, but chose not to do so. so that's right . the do so. so that's right. the woman who demanded every cough and woman who demanded every cough ont ent— woman who demanded every cough ont entt tnon — woman who demanded every cough and spit from the— woman who demanded every cough and spit from the former prime tttnteten— and spit from the former prime minister about— and spit from the former prime minister about whether he ate a neee— minister about whether he ate a nteoe ot— minister about whether he ate a nteee ot otte— minister about whether he ate a piece of cake in— minister about whether he ate a piece of cake in his office as part— piece of cake in his office as not ot— piece of cake in his office as not ot o— piece of cake in his office as part of a media— piece of cake in his office as part of a media driven witch nont— part of a media driven witch nwnt won-t— part of a media driven witch hunt won't answer basic tweettone— hunt won't answer basic questions about her own scandal. tnte— questions about her own scandal. tnte wnote— questions about her own scandal. this whole thing— questions about her own scandal. this whole thing stinks, eeoeetottw— this whole thing stinks, especially given the daily telegraph— especially given the daily telegraph this— especially given the daily telegraph this morning revealed tetotte— telegraph this morning revealed tetotte ot— telegraph this morning revealed details of the— telegraph this morning revealed details of the as— telegraph this morning revealed details of the as yet unpublished cabinet office nenont— unpublished cabinet office neoontwnten— unpublished cabinet office report which claimed grey held eenet— report which claimed grey held eeet totte— report which claimed grey held secret talks with— report which claimed grey held secret talks with starmer while wonttnt — secret talks with starmer while wonttnt ton— secret talks with starmer while working for the _ secret talks with starmer while working for the team advising the working for the team advising tne connnnone— working for the team advising the commons partygate investigation- the commons partygate investigation . now, starmer investigation. now, starmer tnetetet— investigation. now, starmer insisted this— investigation. now, starmer insisted this morning no rules note— insisted this morning no rules note teen— insisted this morning no rules have been broken . �*" have been broken. but if you neten— have been broken. but if you neten to— have been broken. but if you refer to yourself previously as mr rules, you like sticking to the rules , don't you? so i'm the rules, don't you? so i'm cunous the rules, don't you? so i'm curious to know— the rules, don't you? so i'm curious to know what- t:t:::t“ e 7 so i'm curious to know what you think about— curious to know what you think about something— curious to know what you think about something we're expecting to-totow— about something we're expecting to-totow wnten— about something we're expecting to today, which more to hear today, which is more about— to hear today, which is more about tne— to hear today, which is more about the appointment sue about the appointment of sue entw— about the appointment of sue anew-ene— about the appointment of sue grav--she-anv- about the appointment of sue. grav--she-anv-0f gray. did she break any code of eontwet— gray. did she break any code of oontwet tw— gray. did she break any code of conduct by talking— gray. did she break any code of conduct by talking to you by totttnt— conduct by talking to you by talking about— conduct by talking to you by talking about that job while she was talking about that job while she oteo— talking about that job while she oteo totnt— talking about that job while she was also doing something else ? was also doing something else? ttnettw— was also doing something else? ttnettw t— was also doing something else? ttnettw t ttt— was also doing something else? firstly, i had no— was also doing something else? firstly, i had no discussions- firstly, i had no discussions

with her while she was investigating boris johnson whatsoever . i investigating boris johnson whatsoever. i don't think anybody suggesting that that anybody is suggesting that that is case. i'm confident she is the case. i'm confident she hasn't broken any of the rules . hasn't broken any of the rules. but if that really is the case, why— but if that really is the case, wnw won-t— but if that really is the case, why won-t swe— but if that really is the case, why won't sue gray answer the teete— why won't sue gray answer the same basic question that starmer has same basic question that starmer noe netweet— same basic question that starmer noe netweet to— same basic question that starmer has refused to tackle time and tne— has refused to tackle time and ttne ototn— has refused to tackle time and ttne ototn 7— has refused to tackle time and time again ? when did their time again? when did their nontteon— time again? when did their partisan discussions start ? 'j t: partisan discussions start? did you— partisan discussions start? did you tnet— partisan discussions start? did you first approach— partisan discussions start? did you first approach sue gray to be your chief of staff? nick on the i know personally, i met her when i was director of public prosecution. might i ask when you approached be you first approached her to be your chief of staff? i've been on the lookout for a chief of staff while now. so staff for a little while now. so when you approach? ask when did you approach? can i ask when did you approach? can i ask when approached sue? if when did you approach? can i ask vimay approached sue? if when did you approach? can i ask vimay callapproached sue? if when did you approach? can i ask vimay call her'oached sue? if when did you approach? can i ask vimay call her sue. i've e? if when did you approach? can i ask vimay call her sue. i've been if i may call her sue. i've been toottnt— i may call her sue. i've been toottnt ton— i may call her sue. i've been toottnt ton o— i may call her sue. i've been looking for a chief— i may call her sue. i've been looking for a chief of- {ell i've been looking for a chief of staff for a looking for a chief of staff for o nwnnent— looking for a chief of staff for o nwnnent ot— looking for a chief of staff for a number of weeks now. i will try a number of weeks now. i will to teen. — a number of weeks now. i will to teen. ant— a number of weeks now. i will try again. '“t: a number of weeks now. i will try again. and obviously you don't have to answer, when don't have to answer, but when did contact gray did you first contact sue gray about possibly of becoming about the possibly of becoming your chief of staff? well, nick, that's your chief of staff? well, nick, tnot-e—tott-twl that's going to be laid out by sue— that's going to be laid out by sue—tet- that's going to be laid out by ewe—ten nel that's going to be laid out by- sue,_tell me that. sue, but you can't tell me that. met— sue, but you can't tell me that. wtot wotntnt— sue, but you can't tell me that. nick nothing improper- sue, but you can't tell me that. nick nothing improper at- sue, but you can't tell me that. nick nothing improper at all. i've looking, can't i've been looking, but you can't tell first tell me when you first approached i've been approached her. i've been

looking of staff looking for a chief of staff for a while, there's a little while, but there's nothing. there's nothing tnpnonen— nothing. there's nothing improper ot— nothing. there's nothing improper at all.- “3 there's nothing improper at all. no, no, no. not— improper at all. no, no, no. ttt-tnewen— improper at all. no, no, no. but-answer why- improper at all. no, no, no. but-answer why you - but just answer why you won't tell me you first made tell me when you first made contact with her. not going tell me when you first made co go ct with her. not going tell me when you first made co go throughier. not going tell me when you first made co go through lock, not going tell me when you first made co go through lock, stock going tell me when you first made co go through lock, stock andg to go through lock, stock and barrel, but there's nothing improper improper, improper if it's not improper, why it was a month why won't you say it was a month ago, nick? it was. it was. as i've been looking some time, i've been looking for some time, and improper in and there's nothing improper in the .i repeat this the slightest. so .i repeat this whole thing stinks . i always whole thing stinks. i always believed and— whole thing stinks. i always believed and told- whole thing stinks. i always believed and told you- “t; i always believed and told you hear neewtontw— believed and told you hear regularly that— believed and told you hear regularly that partygate was a otwt— regularly that partygate was a not eenwtee— regularly that partygate was a civil service blob— regularly that partygate was a civil service blob and msme tntwen— civil service blob and msme driven stitch— civil service blob and msme driven stitch up— civil service blob and msme driven stitch up to drive boris tonneon— driven stitch up to drive boris tonneon tnon — driven stitch up to drive boris johnson from office and usher in a johnson from office and usher in ostennen— johnson from office and usher in a starmer administration but wowtt— a starmer administration but never would i— a starmer administration but never would i have believed its owtnon— never would i have believed its owtnon swe— never would i have believed its author, sue gray,— never would i have believed its author, sue gray, would jump ento— author, sue gray, would jump entn to— author, sue gray, would jump ento to wont— author, sue gray, would jump ship to work for— author, sue gray, would jump ship to work for starmer. i tnte— ship to work for starmer. i mean, this is— ship to work for starmer. i mean, this is more than a eontttet— mean, this is more than a eontttot ot— mean, this is more than a conflict of interest. it's totwottw— conflict of interest. it's actually unbelievable. as a senior conservative source told the senior conservative source told tne daily— senior conservative source told the daily telegraph . the daily telegraph. increasingly, it seems that none— increasingly, it seems that boris johnson— increasingly, it seems that boris johnson was stitched up by a boris johnson was stitched up by t tone— boris johnson was stitched up by t long nwnntnt— boris johnson was stitched up by a long running and much multi—layered_ a long running and much multi—layered plot, which is now wnnowetttnt— multi—layered plot, which is now wnnowetttnt .— multi—layered plot, which is now unravelling . so— multi—layered plot, which is now unravelling . so let's hope our

unravelling. so let's hope our tnteet— unravelling. so let's hope our ttoeet wett— unravelling. so let's hope our biased msm follow this gravely ttetwnttnt— biased msm follow this gravely disturbing story— biased msm follow this gravely disturbing story with the same craven obsession— disturbing story with the same craven obsession they pursued tontweote— craven obsession they pursued tontweote ttt— craven obsession they pursued partygate but you know as well as partygate but you know as well oe t— partygate but you know as well oe t to— partygate but you know as well oe t to tnete— partygate but you know as well as i do there is— partygate but you know as well as i do there is zero chance of tnet— as i do there is zero chance of tnot .— as i do there is zero chance of tnot . ant— as i do there is zero chance of that . and that's— as i do there is zero chance of that . and that's a— as i do there is zero chance of that . and that's a huge part of that. and that's a huge part of the that. and that's a huge part of tne problem-— that. and that's a huge part of the problem. but— that. and that's a huge part of the problem. but to respond now, my ewpeneton— the problem. but to respond now, my superstar panel, top daily wot— my superstar panel, top daily mail columnist,— my superstar panel, top daily mail columnist, our very own tween— mail columnist, our very own tween ot— mail columnist, our very own tween at on— mail columnist, our very own queen at gb news, amanda ttotett— queen at gb news, amanda ttttett tne— queen at gb news, amanda platell, the conservative commentator— platell, the conservative commentator and gb news oneeenten— commentator and gb news presenter, the— commentator and gb news presenter, the reverend calvin tottneon— presenter, the reverend calvin robinson, and— presenter, the reverend calvin robinson, and the author and townnottet— robinson, and the author and journalist rebecca reid. well, tootneee— journalist rebecca reid. well, tootneee ne— journalist rebecca reid. well, tootneee ne ,— journalist rebecca reid. well, goodness me , amanda, i've had goodness me, amanda, i've had totte— goodness me, amanda, i've had twtte o— goodness me, amanda, i've had twtte o nttnt— goodness me, amanda, i've had twtte o nttnt eo— goodness me, amanda, i've had quite a night so far— goodness me, amanda, i've had quite a night so far with ewenwtntne— quite a night so far with everything going on at buckingham palace. but i have to say,— buckingham palace. but i have to eow wow— buckingham palace. but i have to eow you note— buckingham palace. but i have to eow you note nut— buckingham palace. but i have to eow you note out o— buckingham palace. but i have to say, you have put a smile on my toee. — say, you have put a smile on my toee. on.— say, you have put a smile on my toee. on. tonn— say, you have put a smile on my face. oh, dan, i'm— say, you have put a smile on my face. oh, dan, i'm so- say, you have put a smile on my face. cj“ j?“ : face. oh, dan, i'm so pleased. that's what i'm here for. but this is an extra ordinary- this is an extra ordinary revelation— this is an extra ordinary revelation-the- this is an extra ordinary revelation the deputy this is an extra ordinary- revelation -the deputy prime revelation from the deputy prime tttnteten— revelation from the deputy prime minister tonight. _ revelation from the deputy prime minister tonight. i— revelation from the deputy prime minister tonight. i know it's teen— minister tonight. i know it's been overshadowed by the events at been overshadowed by the events ot—twt- been overshadowed by the events ot—twt t-nl at buckingham palace, but i'm eonnw— at buckingham palace, but i'm eonnw swe— at buckingham palace, but i'm sorry swe entw— at buckingham palace, but i'm sorry sue gray refusing to eoopenote— sorry sue gray refusing to cooperate with _ sorry sue gray refusing to cooperate with the hell. this is etnnte— cooperate with the hell. this is etnnte toot— cooperate with the hell. this is simple fact here,— cooperate with the hell. this is simple fact here, that when he netweet, — simple fact here, that when he refused, starmer— simple fact here, that when he refused, starmer refused to answer. when _ refused, starmer refused to answer. when he- refused, starmer refused to answer. '“ refused, starmer refused to- answer. when he knew the leak in the they in the telegraph says they were in talks in may last year, 2022,

when she was investigating boris over partygate. it was a witch nont— over partygate. it was a witch nwnt ,— over partygate. it was a witch nwnt , none.— over partygate. it was a witch nwnt , none. — over partygate. it was a witch hunt , boris. the— over partygate. it was a witch hunt , boris. the whole over partygate. it was a witch hunt, boris. the whole thing should be canned. the whole teeteton— should be canned. the whole decision should— should be canned. the whole decision should be— : i: the whole decision should be canned and ene— decision should be canned and ene enowtt— decision should be canned and she should be— decision should be canned and she should be never allowed to wont— she should be never allowed to wont tn— she should be never allowed to work in politics— she should be never allowed to work in politics again. what one-e— work in politics again. what ete-e tone— work in politics again. what she's done today is completely disgraceful . she's done today is completely disgraceful. imagine if boris had turned around and said , i'm had turned around and said, i'm not any answers to this not giving any answers to this inquiry . she's demanded by inquiry. she's demanded by parliamentary regulations to do it . get rid of her. she's it. get rid of her. she's finished . and calvin robinson, finished. and calvin robinson, oeonte— finished. and calvin robinson, people ute— finished. and calvin robinson, people ttte ne— �*7 “ : and calvin robinson, people like me, accused all the ttne— people like me, accused all the ttne ot— people like me, accused all the ttne ot tetnt— people like me, accused all the time of being paranoid and, you know,— time of being paranoid and, you know, on— time of being paranoid and, you know, on no— time of being paranoid and, you know, oh, no, no,— time of being paranoid and, you know, oh, no, no, no. the civil eenwtee— know, oh, no, no, no. the civil eenwtoe ne— know, oh, no, no, no. the civil service are totally— know, oh, no, no, no. the civil service are totally unbiased . service are totally unbiased. ant— service are totally unbiased. ant no— service are totally unbiased. and no, they're— service are totally unbiased. and no, they're not the woman oontwottnt— and no, they're not the woman conducting the _ and no, they're not the woman conducting the investigation tnet— conducting the investigation that finished— conducting the investigation that finished off boris johnson is that finished off boris johnson te neeottottnt— that finished off boris johnson is negotiating with keir starmer to 90— is negotiating with keir starmer to 90 tnt— is negotiating with keir starmer to to ont te— is negotiating with keir starmer to go and be his— is negotiating with keir starmer to go and be his chief of staff. tnte— to go and be his chief of staff. the te— to go and be his chief of staff. the te on— to go and be his chief of staff. this is an extraordinary stitch up- — this is an extraordinary stitch to. te— this is an extraordinary stitch no. we tne— this is an extraordinary stitch up. it's the double standards tnet— up. it's the double standards tnot netw— up. it's the double standards that really gets— up. it's the double standards that really gets me the fact tnet— that really gets me the fact tnot tnew— that really gets me the fact that they treated boris johnson so that they treated boris johnson eo tott— that they treated boris johnson so badly compared to keir stonnen— so badly compared to keir starmer, who— so badly compared to keir starmer, who we all saw having a ntnt— starmer, who we all saw having a ntnt ont— starmer, who we all saw having a ntnt ont o— starmer, who we all saw having a ntnt ont o entw—

starmer, who we all saw having a pint and a curry and— starmer, who we all saw having a pint and a curry and he got away wttn— pint and a curry and he got away wttn tt. — pint and a curry and he got away wttn tt. totte— pint and a curry and he got away with it. boris johnson- pint and a curry and he got away with it. boris johnson did it. and at the same time, boris worked with sue gray in her report, but she refuses to work with report on with parliament in her report on her standards her the double standards throughout. civil servants throughout. maybe civil servants should to become should not be allowed to become partisan . maybe they should have partisan. maybe they should have to maybe she to stay, but maybe she was always i'd like to always partisan. i'd like to know exactly— always partisan. i'd like to know exactly if— always partisan. i'd like to know exactly if she's- in?" i'd like to know exactly if she's got 5?“ i'd like to know exactly if she's got a nntwtte— know exactly if she's got a private membership of the labour party— private membership of the labour tony—toee- private membership of the labour tony—toee back-l party and how far it goes back. i party and how far it goes back. t neon— party and how far it goes back. t tn— party and how far it goes back. i mean, i'm not— party and how far it goes back. i mean, i'm not sure how you get teotte— i mean, i'm not sure how you get oeopte-nottttoottw- people who are politically enoooet— people who are politically engaged, working politics, people who are politically engedon'tivorking politics, people who are politically engedon't norkiitheirpolitics, people who are politically engedon't norkiitheir ownics, who don't have their own pottttoot—tl who don't have their own- political_| would political opinions. but i would atte— political opinions. but i would ttte to— political opinions. but i would like to clarify— political opinions. but i would like to clarify that wasn't like to clarify that it wasn't oontwoote— like to clarify that it wasn't partygate finished. partygate that finished. boris tonneon— johnson, it was the chris ttnenen— johnson, it was the chris pincher thing. - johnson, it was the chris pincher thing. i think we're eonntetetw— pincher thing. i think we're completely no, completely forgetting that a no, it completely forgetting that a no, tt—otti it was. he was turned on by all of it was. he was turned on by all otieotteotwee— it was. he was turned on by all of-colleagues and- it was. he was turned on by all of colleagues and it was the of his colleagues and it was the cnnte— of his colleagues and it was the chris pincher— of his colleagues and it was the chris pincher scandal as much as onwtntnt—otowt- anything else. we talk about tontwoote— anything else. we talk abouti partygate—that's partygate all the time. that's wnot— partygate all the time. that's wnot ttt— partygate all the time. that's wnot ttt tt— partygate all the time. that's what did it of— partygate all the time. that's what did it of partygate. “t?t: what did it of partygate. i had run what did it of partygate. i had non-months— what did it of partygate. i had run months because people run for months because people were really upset about it because people couldn't be with their dying relatives and there were we know there were multiple parties street that parties at downing street that didn't i didn't at the time. i said i didn't at the time. i said i didn't care -time.. didn't care at the time. i tttn-t— didn't care at the time. i didn't care— didn't care at the time. i didn't care about the parties. i wont—potty.- didn't care about the parties. i wowtt—nontw. t- didn't care about the parties. i. would—party. i would would have had a party. i would note— would have had a party. i would too tone— would have had a party. i would too tone to— would have had a party. i would have gone to the— would have had a party. i would have gone to the party given wnot— have gone to the party given wnot, wow— have gone to the party given what, you know,— have gone to the party given what, you know, give you

justification _ justification to maliciously tntnt— justification to maliciously bring -elected - bring down an elected prime tttnteten— bring down an elected prime- tttnteten—tnow minister and given what you know now—wo— minister and given what you know now—yo tnet- minister and given what you know now—yo twet te- now, rebecca, can you just be non—potty— now, rebecca, can you just be non—oontw-ton- now, rebecca, can you just be- non—party-for- moment now, rebecca, can you just be- non-tellty-for- moment now, rebecca, can you just be- non-tell me-for-moment now, rebecca, can you just be non-tell me honestly moment now, rebecca, can you just be non-tell me honestly thatmoment now, rebecca, can you just be non-tell me honestly that youtent and tell me honestly that you tnwet— and tell me honestly that you tnwet tnot— and tell me honestly that you trust that sue _ and tell me honestly that you trust that sue gray is an honest tnoten— trust that sue gray is an honest tnoten wno— trust that sue gray is an honest broker who fairly— trust that sue gray is an honest broker who fairly investigated none— broker who fairly investigated boris johnson?— broker who fairly investigated boris johnson? sue gray did an tnteetttotton— boris johnson? sue gray did an investigation ._ boris johnson? sue gray did an investigation . it— boris johnson? sue gray did an investigation . it was not her investigation. it was not her responsibility— investigation. it was not her responsibility to— investigation. it was not her responsibility to decide whether he responsibility to decide whether to oe— responsibility to decide whether ne entw— responsibility to decide whether ne quit on— responsibility to decide whether he was guilty or not. she merely eonnttet— he was guilty or not. she merely eonottet tne— he was guilty or not. she merely compiled the evidence, of course, selectively course, like she selectively oontttet— course, like she selectively compiled evidence agenda . we compiled the evidence agenda. we all compiled the evidence agenda. we ott to. — compiled the evidence agenda. we ott to. not— compiled the evidence agenda. we ott to. not tt— compiled the evidence agenda. we all do. but if there— compiled the evidence agenda. we all do. but if there were no tonttee— all do. but if there were no oonttee ene— all do. but if there were no parties, she couldn't produce ewttenee— parties, she couldn't produce. evidence—parties evidence of there being parties . ttttnotetw— evidence of there being parties . ultimately,-did.- evidence of there being parties . ultimately, did. was . ultimately, she did. she was enotowet— . ultimately, she did. she was enotowet-o— . ultimately, she did. she was enntowet-o tot.- . ultimately, she did. she was employed a job. she did employed to do a job. she did a ton— employed to do a job. she did a ton tne— employed to do a job. she did a ton tne-oone— employed to do a job. she did a job. the-came to— employed to do a job. she did a job. the-came to an- employed to do a job. she did a job. the came to an she job. the job came to an end. she tootet— job. the job came to an end. she tootet ton— job. the job came to an end. she tootet ton-tot.- job. the job came to an end. she looked for-job. her- looked for her next job. her next— looked for her next job. her not too— looked for her next job. her next tot oe— looked for her next job. her next job was a— looked for her next job. her next job was a keir starmer. tnete— next job was a keir starmer. tnene te— next job was a keir starmer. tnene te no— next job was a keir starmer. there is no reason. there is no women— there is no reason. there is no pnotten tnete— there is no reason. there is no problem there at— there is no reason. there is no problem there at all, as as problem there at all, as far as t-n — problem there at all, as far asi t-n —teteooo i'm concerned. okay. rebecca teet— i'm concerned. okay. rebecca reed, calvin robinson and our queen. superstar queen. please tell my superstar panel all night, panel with us all night, but also way her also on the way after her husband was kicked out of the tory criticising the tory party for criticising the covid navina bridgen covid vaccine. navina bridgen joins me live to hit out at what she calls the political persecution of her family. and she'll tell about unleashing she'll tell all about unleashing a bombshell book. guess what? it's called confessions of a westminster wife. but up next in

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at gb news. but i'm joined now by the esteemed— at gb news. but i'm joined now by the esteemed royal author, dr. by the esteemed royal author, on. teeeo— by the esteemed royal author, dr. tessa dunlop,_ by the esteemed royal author, dr. tessa dunlop, and the former tow— dr. tessa dunlop, and the former tory ntnteten— dr. tessa dunlop, and the former tory minister, ann— dr. tessa dunlop, and the former tory minister, ann widdecombe. tory minister, aim widdecombe. so, tory minister, ann widdecombe. so, anne,— tory minister, ann widdecombe. so, anne, despite— tory minister, ann widdecombe. so, anne, despite the fact that the so, anne, despite the fact that to nette— so, anne, despite the fact that the heirs and— so, anne, despite the fact that the heirs and successors as are tnetetet— the heirs and successors as are tnetwtet, ont— the heirs and successors as are included, and it— the heirs and successors as are included, and it could include ed, included, and it could include tt, nonw— included, and it could include to, harry ont— included, and it could include ed, harry and andrew, you're ootwottw— ed, harry and andrew, you're oetwottw okay— ed, harry and andrew, you're actually okay with this pledge , actually okay with this pledge, right?— actually okay with this pledge, nttnte tn— actually okay with this pledge, right? i'm perfectly okay with t. — right? i'm perfectly okay with t. t— right? i'm perfectly okay with t. t neon— right? i'm perfectly okay with it. i mean, first— right? i'm perfectly okay with it. i mean, first of- right? i'm perfectly okay with it. i mean, first of all, it's not compulsory. you know, the archbishop will actually say those who so desire. so you don't have to do it if you don't want do it. secondly this is want to do it. secondly this is exactly the oath as every exactly the same oath as every parliament and you know, parliament takes. and you know, no parliamentarian stands there and says, i don't think i'll take seat because i've an take my seat because i've got an oath might conceivably oath that might conceivably a long way down the line of succession , you know, caused me succession, you know, caused me to do something i don't want to do.the to do something i don't want to do. the armed forces take it. this is a very, very stand ordered oath. and what are we getting excited about? i mean , getting excited about? i mean, there are four people between charles and harry and andrew. he's so far down the line. i'm probably in front of him. you know, you should be you definitely should be. well, yes,

it is. nobody wants us to go wild with joy . nobody wants us wild with joy. nobody wants us to enjoy it. they want to make trouble. and this is, you know, just a load of nonsense. okay. well, tessa dunlop,_ just a load of nonsense. okay. well, tessa dunlop, i- just a load of nonsense. okay. well, tessa dunlop, i put- : okay. well, tessa dunlop, i put it to you,— well, tessa dunlop, i put it to wow, wow— well, tessa dunlop, i put it to you, your troublemaking over tnte— you, your troublemaking over the .— you, your troublemaking over the . vow-ne— you, your troublemaking over this . you're stirring the pot to this. you're stirring the pot to try this. you're stirring the pot to to ont— this. you're stirring the pot to try and unsettle— this. you're stirring the pot to try and unsettle poor king cnontee. — try and unsettle poor king charles. no.— try and unsettle poor king charles. \ttit try and unsettle poor king charles. a? entrare charles. no. okay entrare toe—on— charles. no. okay entrare de—man. actually- charles. \tit entrare de—man. actually i was charles. \ttit entrare de—man. actually i was euphoric wttn— de—man. actually i was euphoric wttn o— de—man. actually i was euphoric wttn o eon— de—man. actually i was euphoric wttn o eont ot— de—man. actually i was euphoric with a sort of perverse joy that ttnottw— with a sort of perverse joy that finally something— with a sort of perverse joy that finally something had united left finally something had united tett ont— finally something had united left and right— finally something had united left and right ._ finally something had united left and right. but finally something had united left and right . but angela levin left and right. but angela levin ooneetnt— left and right. but angela levin ooneetno wttn— left and right. but angela levin agreeing with all— left and right. but angela levin agreeing with all the republicans for one moment that oetwottw— republicans for one moment that ootwottw wnot— republicans for one moment that actually what was— republicans for one moment that actually what was required of ten — actually what was required of ten oe— actually what was required of them was making them feel ettonttw— them was making them feel ettonttw tweoew— them was making them feel slightly queasy and rather than tteooneetnt— slightly queasy and rather than disagreeing with— slightly queasy and rather than disagreeing with it, i'm just flabbergasted— disagreeing with it, i'm just flabbergasted by the stupidity of flabbergasted by the stupidity ot tt. — flabbergasted by the stupidity ot tt. not— flabbergasted by the stupidity of it. but anne— flabbergasted by the stupidity of it. ' ““ti flabbergasted by the stupidity of it. ' t:tit“ c of it. but anne says, just don't do it then. just don't do it. won— do it then. just don't do it. tnen to— do it then. just don't do it. tnen to tt— do it then. just don't do it. then do it. don't- t:tit c just don't do it. then do it. don't take it. wnot-e— then do it. don't take it. wnot-e wow— then do it. don't take it. what's your issue? c /ti what's your issue? take it. you ton-t— what's your issue? take it. you don't have to know. but. but of course i agree. parliamentarian takes that oath, you know. are you saying labour party you saying the labour party should out now? but you should back out now? but you know, as a former parliamentarian and ditto of

those serving in the military, that's grist to the mill. that's part of the that's grist to the mill. - that's part of the establishment wont— that's part of the establishment wontt wow— that's part of the establishment world you operate— that's part of the establishment world you operate in. but to wow— world you operate in. but to tow ott— world you operate in. but to throw out that— world you operate in. but to throw out that idea that we enowtt— throw out that idea that we should look— throw out that idea that we should look at— throw out that idea that we should look at the small print ont— should look at the small print and swear allegiance in a sort of and swear allegiance in a sort ot nettoewot— and swear allegiance in a sort of mediaeval style , not just to of mediaeval style, not just to the of mediaeval style, not just to to ttne,— of mediaeval style, not just to to kingt ttt— of mediaeval style, not just to the king, but to— of mediaeval style, not just to the king, but to his heirs and successors. anne's- the king, but to his heirs and successors. ' ““ti ct?c.lg“ “lg the king, but to his heirs and successors. ' ““ti ct?c.lg“ “tlg successors. anne's laughing at utsa. she thinks you're being ridiculous. she will do me the nonon— ridiculous. she will do me the nonon ot— ridiculous. she will do me the honour of allowing— ” l i she will do me the honour of allowing me finish. honour of allowing me to finish. tnot— honour of allowing me to finish. tnot-neonte— honour of allowing me to finish. ttot-neonte ott- honour of allowing me to finish. that-people all of- honour of allowing me to finish. that-people all of the. that reminds people all of the deeply uncomfortable fact that this family is foist upon the nation. now i happen to be a monarchist. used to have this. two — monarchist. used to have this. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. dan it is. whether you swear the oath or not. we have no say over whether we have a monarchy and indeed which person occupies the throne. now if you're like me and anne and we're very united in this, we're monarchists, so be it. but actually, for a large number of people, they feel a bit peculiar because they realise that doesn't work. but anne, with their democratic all the anne, with their democratic all tne totte— anne, with their democratic all tne potte on — anne, with their democratic all the polls an show— anne, with their democratic all the polls an show that even otten— the polls an show that even otten tne— the polls an show that even

after the death— the polls an show that even after the death of queen tttzotetn— after the death of queen elizabeth ii— after the death of queen elizabeth ii and coming into the neon— elizabeth ii and coming into the nettn ot— elizabeth ii and coming into the reign ot king— elizabeth ii and coming into the reign of king charles iii, the too— reign of king charles iii, the tteo ot— reign of king charles iii, the tteo ot o— reign of king charles iii, the idea of a hereditary monarchy netotne— idea of a hereditary monarchy retains overwhelming support of the retains overwhelming support of to onttten— retains overwhelming support of the british public. \ttit retains overwhelming support of the british public. \tit retains overwhelming support of the british public. a? the british public. no, no, no, no, no, no. but and that's what the polls show. well, hang on. we're not pull down tesla. and in we're not pull down tesla. and tn toot,— we're not pull down tesla. and tn toot, tne— we're not pull down tesla. and in fact, the biggest survey of tnte— in fact, the biggest survey of tie ,— in fact, the biggest survey of tie , you— in fact, the biggest survey of this , you know,— in fact, the biggest survey of this , you know, done, which was this, you know, done, which was totttenet— this, you know, done, which was ontttenet tn— this, you know, done, which was published in the— this, you know, done, which was published in the mail that enowet— published in the mail that showed that— published in the mail that showed that there was an overwhelming— showed that there was an overwhelming really overwhelm , overwhelming really overwhelm, enonntnt— overwhelming really overwhelm, enonntno ewooont— overwhelming really overwhelm, charming support for the idea of a charming support for the idea of o monotony.— charming support for the idea of o nonononw. t— charming support for the idea of a monarchy. i mean, people like it a monarchy. i mean, people like tt teeowee— a monarchy. i mean, people like tt teoowee tt— a monarchy. i mean, people like it because it is— a monarchy. i mean, people like it because it is a— a monarchy. i mean, people like it because it is a bit of a ewntoettw— it because it is a bit of a curiosity, but— it because it is a bit of a curiosity, but they also like it teeowee— curiosity, but they also like it teoowee tne— curiosity, but they also like it because the monarchy is above tottttee— because the monarchy is above tottttee. t— because the monarchy is above politics. i don't— because the monarchy is above politics. i don't want president ototn— politics. i don't want president ototn teeto— politics. i don't want president blair tesla probably does . you blair tesla probably does. you know,— blair tesla probably does. you know, t— blair tesla probably does. you know, t ton-t— blair tesla probably does. you know, i don't want a president. i know, i don't want a president. t wont— know, i don't want a president. t wont o— know, i don't want a president. i want a monarch— know, i don't want a president. i want a monarch who is above it ott— i want a monarch who is above it ott. ant— i want a monarch who is above it ott. ant oe— i want a monarch who is above it ott. ant oe t— i want a monarch who is above it ott. ant oe t eow— i want a monarch who is above it all. and as i say, every single parliamentarian— all. and as i say, every single parliamentarian from the most nont— parliamentarian from the most nont wtnt— parliamentarian from the most nont wing one— parliamentarian from the most right wing one to— parliamentarian from the most right wing one to the most left wtne— right wing one to the most left wingt one— right wing one to the most left wing, one takes— right wing one to the most left wing, one takes that oath to nette— wing, one takes that oath to note ont— wing, one takes that oath to heirs and successors, takes that ootn— heirs and successors, takes that ootn ont— heirs and successors, takes that ootn ont not— heirs and successors, takes that oath and not allowed to take our eeote— oath and not allowed to take our eeote wneeet— oath and not allowed to take our seats unless we— oath and not allowed to take our seats unless we do— oath and not allowed to take our seats unless we do it. i did it as a parliamentarian. i did it as a parliamentarian. i did it oe o privy— as a parliamentarian. i did it as a privy councillor. what is

tne— as a privy councillor. what is to teewee — as a privy councillor. what is the issue? well,— as a privy councillor. what is the issue? �*ftt�*ticc :: the issue? well, indeed, tesla dunlop. i just want you to put your royal historian hat on for a moment , your royal historian hat on for a moment, because we have had this incident at buckingham palace that we've been reporting on live at gb news tonight . on live at gb news tonight. shotgun cartridges thrown into the grounds of buckingham palace , a controlled explosion in that we actually well, we don't know . it was a controlled explosion. that's what we assume, that there's been no confirmation from police as to from the met police as yet as to what explosion from what that explosion from buckingham likely buckingham palace was likely a controlled . now, you controlled explosion. now, you say a real precedent for say there's a real precedent for attacks on the monarch in the lead up to the coronation so it's very important that security is at the most high alert. security security is at the most high alert . security is paramount and alert. security is paramount and towe— alert. security is paramount and tote tnen— alert. security is paramount and tote tnen on— alert. security is paramount and love them or not,— security is paramount and love them or not, being royal ten-t— love them or not, being royal ten-t ton— love them or not, being royal ten-t ton tne— love them or not, being royal isn't for the faint— love them or not, being royal isn't for the faint hearted . the isn't for the faint hearted. the very— isn't for the faint hearted. the very potte— isn't for the faint hearted. the very public persona they have tnew— very public persona they have means they are— very public persona they have means they are inevitably a tottet— means they are inevitably a tottet .— means they are inevitably a tonoet . oo— means they are inevitably a tonoet . to wow— means they are inevitably a target . do you know how many target. do you know how many ttnee— target. do you know how many ttnee t— target. do you know how many times i wonder— target. do you know how many times i wonder if— target. do you know how many times i wonder if either anne or you— times i wonder if either anne or you know— times i wonder if either anne or you know now— times i wonder if either anne or you know how many times victoria was you know how many times victoria tne— you know how many times victoria tne ttneet— you know how many times victoria was the direct target of attacks

at was the direct target of attacks ot tne — was the direct target of attacks ot tne nonte— was the direct target of attacks at the hands or— was the direct target of attacks at the hands or the guns? \tit at the hands or the guns? no. tott— at the hands or the guns? no. tett nne.— at the hands or the guns? no. tett tott— at the hands or the guns? no. tell me. tell me.— at the hands or the guns? no. tell me. tell me. seven- at the hands or the guns? \tit seven times tell me. tell me. seven times tnete— tell me. tell me. seven times tnene oe— tell me. tell me. seven times tnene ot— tell me. tell me. seven times there was, of course,- seven times there was, of course, way too nonw— there was, of course, way too many wnntnoet— there was, of course, way too many unhinged individuals post the napoleonic— many unhinged individuals post the napoleonic wars with tttnttoot— the napoleonic wars with flintlock pistols . thank flintlock pistols. thank oootneee— flintlock pistols. thank goodness most of them didn't wont. — goodness most of them didn't wont. seven— goodness most of them didn't work. seven an— goodness most of them didn't work. seven an time. men were tnet— work. seven an time. men were tntet. many— work. seven an time. men were tntet. ttonw ot— work. seven an time. men were tried. many of them were bundled off tried. many of them were bundled ott to— tried. many of them were bundled ott to noon— tried. many of them were bundled ott to toot ott— tried. many of them were bundled off to poor old australia for twtnt— off to poor old australia for twtno to— off to poor old australia for twtno to tote— off to poor old australia for trying to take the life of the teen. — trying to take the life of the teen. tn — trying to take the life of the queen. in 1872,— trying to take the life of the queen. in 1872, after a big eewtee— queen. in 1872, after a big eenwtoe to— queen. in 1872, after a big service to commemorate the eeowenw— service to commemorate the neoowenw ot— service to commemorate the neeowenw ot net— service to commemorate the recovery of her son. eventually, ttwont— recovery of her son. eventually, ttwont tne— recovery of her son. eventually, edward the seventh, she was ooooetet— edward the seventh, she was oeeoetet .— edward the seventh, she was accosted . and— edward the seventh, she was accosted . and this ties in with accosted. and this ties in with tonttnt— accosted. and this ties in with tontont wttn— accosted. and this ties in with tonight with in— accosted. and this ties in with tonight with in the grounds of owottntnon — tonight with in the grounds of buckingham palace by a with a gun— buckingham palace by a with a ton .— buckingham palace by a with a gun . twenty,— buckingham palace by a with a gun . toetttw ne— buckingham palace by a with a gun . luckily, he didn't hit his gun. luckily, he didn't hit his tottet— gun. luckily, he didn't hit his tottet tt— gun. luckily, he didn't hit his tonoet t. on— gun. luckily, he didn't hit his target it. oh, by— gun. luckily, he didn't hit his target it. oh, by the way, john onown— target it. oh, by the way, john onown eowet— target it. oh, by the way, john brown saved her.— target it. oh, by the way, john brown saved her. you'll be glad to neon.— brown saved her. you'll be glad to neon. ott— brown saved her. you'll be glad to hear. but even— brown saved her. you'll be glad to hear. but even charles is not a to hear. but even charles is not o etnonten— to hear. but even charles is not o etnonten to— to hear. but even charles is not a stranger to this. _ to hear. but even charles is not a stranger to this. his investiture _ a stranger to this. his investiture in in 1969, of course, there _ investiture in in 1969, of course, there was those welsh nottonottet— course, there was those welsh nationalist paramilitaries. tnete— nationalist paramilitaries. tnene oe— nationalist paramilitaries. there was attempts with bombing. and there was attempts with bombing. ant tn— there was attempts with bombing. ant tn toot,— there was attempts with bombing. and in fact, it's— there was attempts with bombing. and in fact, it's always thought tnot— and in fact, it's always thought to tne— and in fact, it's always thought to to two— and in fact, it's always thought that the two men— and in fact, it's always thought that the two men who died at the nonte— that the two men who died at the nonte ot— that the two men who died at the hands of those— that the two men who died at the hands of those bombs, which exttotet— hands of those bombs, which exploded morning the exploded on the morning of the tnteettttne— exploded on the morning of the investiture, _they i investiture, it's thought they were _ actuallyi investiture, it's thought they. were _ actually and were the men who actually and the—australia,- were the men who actually and the _australia, of- the incident in australia, of

course -as well. - the incident in australia, of course as well, a“; s the incident in australia, of course as well. �*ftt�*“ti“ the incident in australia, of- course-as well. when he was course, is as well. when he was on stage when a invaded with on stage when a man invaded with pistol in hand. and widdecombe, do feel concerned that this do you feel concerned that this man was able to lob shotgun cartridges into the grounds of buckingham palace at all four days before the coronation? does that suggest just that there are holes in what we have been assured is a massive security operation ? i don't think so. operation? i don't think so. i , tnte— operation? i don't think so. i mean , this was— operation? i don't think so. i mean , this was not- 7 i don't think so. i mean , this was not an effective mean, this was not an effective ottoot— mean, this was not an effective ottoet ,— mean, this was not an effective ottoet , by— mean, this was not an effective ottoet , by tne— mean, this was not an effective attack , by the way. you're attack, by the way. you're totttnt— attack, by the way. you're talking about— attack, by the way. you're talking about the monarch being ottootet— talking about the monarch being ottoetet. we— talking about the monarch being attacked. we shouldn't forget tnot— attacked. we shouldn't forget that princess— attacked. we shouldn't forget that princess anne was attacked that princess aime was attacked in that princess anne was attacked tn tne— that princess anne was attacked tn to not— that princess anne was attacked in the mall and— that princess anne was attacked in the mall and wasn't , you in the mall and she wasn't, you know,— in the mall and she wasn't, you know, tne— in the mall and she wasn't, you know, the heir— in the mall and she wasn't, you know, the heir to— in the mall and she wasn't, you know, the heir to the throne . so know, the heir to the throne. so i know, the heir to the throne. so t ton-t— know, the heir to the throne. so t ton-t tntnt— know, the heir to the throne. so i don't think we— know, the heir to the throne. so i don't think we need to start ooettnt— i don't think we need to start casting blame— i don't think we need to start casting blame and looking to ooet— casting blame and looking to ooet ttone— casting blame and looking to cast blame. it— casting blame and looking to cast blame. it is— casting blame and looking to cast blame. it is much more onotwettwe— cast blame. it is much more productive to— cast blame. it is much more productive to seek to make sure tnot— productive to seek to make sure to oe— productive to seek to make sure to oe ton— productive to seek to make sure to oe ton oe— productive to seek to make sure that as far as we— productive to seek to make sure that as far as we possibly can ont— that as far as we possibly can ont you— that as far as we possibly can ont won on— that as far as we possibly can and you can only— that as far as we possibly can and you can only ever say that tnot— and you can only ever say that to cnontee— and you can only ever say that that charles is— and you can only ever say that that charles is safe until the cononotton— that charles is safe until the coronation and— that charles is safe until the coronation and beyond. that's all coronation and beyond. that's ott we— coronation and beyond. that's ott we on— coronation and beyond. that's ott we eow— coronation and beyond. that's all we can say ._ coronation and beyond. that's all we can say. i'm not going to ooet— all we can say. i'm not going to ooet ttone— all we can say. i'm not going to cast blame around— all we can say. i'm not going to cast blame around the place. not— cast blame around the place. no te— cast blame around the place. no te o— cast blame around the place. that is a game— cast blame around the place. that is a game that the press

play _ that is a game that the press play. sometimes— that is a game that the press play. sometimes it isn't a weetwt— play. sometimes it isn't a useful one. _ play. sometimes it isn't a useful one. but play. sometimes it isn't a useful one. olin but of course, useful one. okay. but of course, ttnottw— useful one. okay. but of course, ttnottw tt— useful one. okay. but of course, ttnottw tt t— useful one. okay. but of course, ttnottw to t now— useful one. okay. but of course, finally, if i may, a— useful one. olin but of course, finally, if i may, a sober nentnten— finally, if i may, a sober reminder that- finally, if i may, a sober reminder that perhaps harry is wttntn— reminder that perhaps harry is wttntn nte— reminder that perhaps harry is within his rights— reminder that perhaps harry is within his rights challenged , within his rights challenged, wttnt— within his rights challenged, urging on— within his rights challenged, urging our home office for that eeownttw. — urging our home office for that eeewntw. on.— urging our home office for that security. oh, there- urging our home office for that security. cj“ c“ti”t:i; urging our home office for that security. cj“ c“t:i;”t:i; ?”t:i; security. oh, there you are. there security. oh, there you are. tnene you— security. oh, there you are. tnene you go.— security. oh, there you are. there you go. you— security. oh, there you are. there you go. you just- security. cj“ c“t:i;”t:i; ?”t:i; there you go. you just had to get— there you go. you just had to get tnot— there you go. you just had to get to one— there you go. you just had to get that one in.— there you go. you just had to get that one in. esteemed royal owtnon— get that one in. esteemed royal owtnon on.— get that one in. esteemed royal author dr. tessa— get that one in. esteemed royal author dr. tessa dunlop. let me tet— author dr. tessa dunlop. let me tett you— author dr. tessa dunlop. let me tett wow tne— author dr. tessa dunlop. let me tell you the-of- author dr. tessa dunlop. let me tell you the _of the - author dr. tessa dunlop. let me tell you the of the book, tell you the name of the book, tttzotetn— tell you the name of the book, elizabeth-philip- tell you the name of the book, elizabeth-philip a- tell you the name of the book, elizabeth philip a of elizabeth and philip a story of young— elizabeth and philip a story of young tote,— elizabeth and philip a story of young love, marriage and ttonononw— young love, marriage and monarchy and— young love, marriage and monarchy and our very own former tow— monarchy and our very own former tow ntnteten— monarchy and our very own former tow ntnteten ,— monarchy and our very own former tory minister , ann— monarchy and our very own former tory minister , ann widdecombe. tory minister, aim widdecombe. so tory minister, ann widdecombe. so-wow— tory minister, ann widdecombe. so-wow-wttne- tory minister, ann widdecombe. so-you-with? is. tory minister, ann widdecombe. so-you-with? is it| so who do you agree with? is it wont?— so who do you agree with? is it wf0"97-90i“9_ so who do you agree with? is it wrong?-going back- so who do you agree with? is it wrong? going back to the wrong? are going back to the ontttnot—now- wrong? are going back to the original—how to. wrong? are going back to thei original—how to be original question of how to be oetet— original question of how to be asked-allegiance. original question of how to be asked allegiance to asked to pledge allegiance to king— asked to pledge allegiance to king charles's— asked to pledge allegiance to king charles's heirs, andrew and nonw— king charles's heirs, andrew and tonnw-wnttee— king charles's heirs, andrew and nonw-wnttee wo- king charles's heirs, andrew and harry-writes, no ,- king charles's heirs, andrew and harry-writes, no , i- harry. yvonne writes, no, i wontt— harry. yvonne writes, no, i wontt neven— harry. yvonne writes, no, i would never, ever swear otteotonoe— would never, ever swear allegiance to- would never, ever swear- allegiance to _andrew. allegiance to harry or andrew. t hey— allegiance to harry or andrew. tnev-te— allegiance to harry or andrew. tnev-te-tt-el they should be ignored. it's wnont— they should be ignored. it's wont-non- they should be ignored. it's wrong from sean. no wrong to ask from sean. no antnew— wrong to ask from sean. no antnew ont— wrong to ask from sean. no andrew and harry are too embarrassing— andrew and harry are too embarrassing royals that have no enone— embarrassing royals that have no enone tn— embarrassing royals that have no shame in themselves. and from town— shame in themselves. and from laura, andrew will never be onvwnene — laura, andrew will never be anywhere throne laura, andrew will never be anywhere _throne the anywhere near the throne if the wonet— anywhere near the throne if the worst ever happened. and he was, ten— worst ever happened. and he was, ten we— worst ever happened. and he was, ten we-ototn— worst ever happened. and he was, then we _again be - worst ever happened. and he was, then we again be asked to then we would again be asked to wette— then we would again be asked to neote—ot- pledge allegiance to him at wnote— pledge allegiance to him at wnote at— pledge allegiance to him at what? at which _ pledge allegiance to him at what? at which point we'd refuse an what? at which point we'd refuse on tt— what? at which point we'd refuse on to oet— what? at which point we'd refuse on to oet ton— what? at which point we'd refuse an i'd ask for beatrice and your venttot— an i'd ask for beatrice and your venttot te— an i'd ask for beatrice and your verdict is now— an i'd ask for beatrice and your verdict is now in.— an i'd ask for beatrice and your verdict is now in. 68% of you say— verdict is now in. 68% of you eov tt— verdict is now in. 68% of you eov tt te— verdict is now in. 68% of you eov tt te wnont— verdict is now in. 68% of you say it is wrong to— verdict is now in. 68% of you say it is wrong to make this pledge— say it is wrong to make this pledge twen— say it is wrong to make this pledge given the errors are tnetetet—

pledge given the errors are tnetwtet .— pledge given the errors are included .-32%- pledge given the errors are included . 32% you say pledge given the errors are- included .-32%.you say it included. and 32% of you say it ten-t— included. and 32% of you say it ten-t .— included. and 32% of you say it ten-t . contnt— included. and 32% of you say it ten-t . coming wn— included. and 32% of you say it isn't . coming up, we'll bring isn't. coming up, we'll bring you—buckinghaml isn't. coming up, we'll bring- you_buckingham palace you more from buckingham palace otten—non- you more from buckingham palace otten—non ton- after police arrested a man for town— after police arrested a man for throwing suspected shotgun oontntttee— throwing suspected shotgun cartridges -the - throwing suspected shotgun cartridges the grounds just cartridges into the grounds just towe— cartridges into the grounds just tove tetone— cartridges into the grounds just days before the— cartridges into the grounds just days before the coronation but up days before the coronation but to next,— days before the coronation but up next, samantha markle hits up next, as samantha markle hits out ot— up next, as samantha markle hits out at-duchess_ up next, as samantha markle hits out at duchess sister for out at her duchess sister for otontontnt— out at her duchess sister for abandoning her— out at her duchess sister for abandoning her family and enoootno— abandoning her family and enoootno tn— abandoning her family and engaging in self—glorification wntte— engaging in self—glorification while-father— engaging in self—glorification while father makes while her father makes a teeoenote— while her father makes a desperate deathbed plea has wetnon-e— desperate deathbed plea has meghan's uncompassionate tenovtown— meghan's uncompassionate behaviour yet— meghan's uncompassionate behaviour yet again shamed the tovot— behaviour yet again shamed the tovot family?— behaviour yet again shamed the royal family? our— behaviour yet again shamed the royal family? our royal expert, totv— royal family? our royal expert, totv coun— royal family? our royal expert, lady colin campbell and phil oonnten— lady colin campbell and phil dampier offer— lady colin campbell and phil dampier offer their unfilled onotvete— dampier offer their unfilled analysis after— dampier offer their unfilled analysis after this .

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and phil dampier . the and the and phil dampier. the and the montecito homeowner, the duchess of sussex has done her best to derail the coronation preparations of king charles iii. as i write in a new mail onune iii. as i write in a new mail online column tonight, the hollywood announcer , dramatic hollywood announcer, dramatic makeover basket ball. that makeover and basket ball. that wasn't why meghan's pr stunts are a shame . full bid to steal are a shame. full bid to steal attention from the king in the coronation week . but is her coronation week. but is her inability to reconcile with her father the very decent man , father the very decent man, thomas markle, which i believe has made the situation much worse with his re—emergence for the first time since suffering a near fatal stroke . what would near fatal stroke. what would you near fatal stroke. what would vow eov— near fatal stroke. what would vow eov to — near fatal stroke. what would vow eov to nent— near fatal stroke. what would you say to her? let's- what would you say to her? let's go somewhere— you say to her? let's go somewhere and park and i say, wnot-e— somewhere and park and i say, we wont — somewhere and park and i say, what's wrong? 7 how somewhere and park and i say, what's wrong? �*ftt�*“c? 7 how can i what's wrong? what? how can i not— what's wrong? what? how can i ntot tntee — what's wrong? what? how can i not the? now— what's wrong? what? how can i pick this? how can— what's wrong? what? how can i pick this? how can i— what's wrong? what? how can i pick this? how can i fix- what's wrong? 7 how can i pick this? i?“ 7.x 7 pick this? how can i fix this? and pick this? how can i fix this? ant toet— pick this? how can i fix this? and last night,— pick this? how can i fix this? and last night, sister,- pick this? how can i fix this? and last night, sister, to- pick this? i?“ 7.x 57 and last night, sister, to megan ont— and last night, sister, to megan ont tntent— and last night, sister, to megan ont tntent ot— and last night, sister, to megan and friend of the— and last night, sister, to megan and friend of the show, samantha ttontte— and friend of the show, samantha ttontte totnet— and friend of the show, samantha markle joined me— and friend of the show, samantha markle joined me to beg the enoneteee— markle joined me to beg the shameless sussexes to just do the shameless sussexes to just do to ntnt— shameless sussexes to just do tne nont ttne.— shameless sussexes to just do the right thing. when you have totte— the right thing. when you have rogue children,— the right thing. when you have rogue children, you know you tove— rogue children, you know you tove tnen. — rogue children, you know you love them. you— rogue children, you know you love them. /ti ltit love them. you want them to do the right thing and you're

always extending the olive branch. but that doesn't mean tnev— branch. but that doesn't mean tnev ton-t— branch. but that doesn't mean they don't have— branch. but that doesn't mean they don't have to— i but that doesn't mean they don't have to be accountable. - they don't have to be accountable. so what that eneotot— accountable. so what that special left— accountable. so what that special left out- accountable. so what that special left out was, yes, you wontt— special left out was, yes, you wontt to — special left out was, yes, you would to love— special left out was, yes, you would to love be— special left out was, yes, you would to love be able to speak to net— would to love be able to speak to net ont— would to love be able to speak to her and make— would to love be able to speak to her and make things better. tee— to her and make things better. te-e not— to her and make things better. he's not responsible solely for ttvtnt— he's not responsible solely for none tt— he's not responsible solely for none t. t— he's not responsible solely for fixing it. i think— he's not responsible solely for fixing it. i think the burden is on net.— fixing it. i think the burden is on net. tne— fixing it. i think the burden is on her. the burden is on harry to note— on her. the burden is on harry to make things— on her. the burden is on harry to make things right with the tovot— to make things right with the tovot family— to make things right with the royal family, with our family . royal family, with our family. totv— royal family, with our family. totv c,— royal family, with our family. totv c, t— royal family, with our family. lady c, i couldn't— royal family, with our family. lady c, i couldn't agree any wttn— lady c, i couldn't agree any more with sam,— lady c, i couldn't agree any more with sam, but the reality is more with sam, but the reality te tnte— more with sam, but the reality te tnte te— more with sam, but the reality is this is such— more with sam, but the reality is this is such a— more with sam, but the reality is this is such a sad situation. two— is this is such a sad situation. two tonntttee— is this is such a sad situation. two families ripped— is this is such a sad situation. two families ripped apart- is this is such a sad situation. two families ripped apart by harry and meghan. now and yet again it's disrupting official royal plans . yes but, you know, royal plans. yes but, you know, let's reconfigure that . de—man. let's reconfigure that. de—man. it's meghan let's reconfigure that. de—man. tt-e weenon ont— let's reconfigure that. de—man. it's meghan and harry. - g de—man. it's meghan and harry. harry is tottowtnt— it's meghan and harry. harry is tottowtnt tn— it's meghan and harry. harry is following in meghan's wake , and following in meghan's wake, and meghan is a very destructive and divisive and malev violent personality. and and she exhibited signs of this even as

a little girl and as a teenager . so it's much more exaggerated now . now. but . so it's much more exaggerated now. now. but i mean, look at some of that footage and just look at her sour expression . look at her sour expression. she's you know, she has done her utmost to boost herself at the expense of everybody dodi to whom she owes loyalty and gratitude . well indeed. but phil gratitude. well indeed. but phil dampier , you can't— lg clti �*ftt�*ticc :: but phil dampier , you can't blame lg clti �*vvt�*ticc :: but phil dampier , you can't blame the dampier, you can't blame the monte— dampier, you can't blame the markle family— dampier, you can't blame the markle family here. they are tevoetotet— markle family here. they are devastated ._ markle family here. they are devastated . they have a right to devastated. they have a right to eneot. — devastated. they have a right to eneot. t— devastated. they have a right to epeot. ttntnt— devastated. they have a right to speak. i think the— devastated. they have a right to speak. i think the person you ttone— speak. i think the person you can blame is— speak. i think the person you can blame is meghan for allowing it can blame is meghan for allowing tt to— can blame is meghan for allowing tt to get— can blame is meghan for allowing tt to get to— can blame is meghan for allowing t to get to tnte— can blame is meghan for allowing it to get to this point where yet— it to get to this point where vet oootn— it to get to this point where vet oootn tte— it to get to this point where yet again, it's overshadowing a novot— yet again, it's overshadowing a novot event— yet again, it's overshadowing a novot event .— yet again, it's overshadowing a royal event . yeah.— yet again, it's overshadowing a royal event . yeah. good evening royal event. yeah. good evening , oon. — royal event. yeah. good evening , don. t— royal event. yeah. good evening , don. t neon— royal event. yeah. good evening , dan. i mean, you'd- royal event. yeah. good evening , dan. l royal event. yeah. good evening , dan. i mean, you'd have to have a heart of stone, wouldn't you, not, to sort of be moved by that that sequence of thomas markle there. i mean, it really is markle there. i mean, it really te o— markle there. i mean, it really te o env— markle there. i mean, it really te o on non— markle there. i mean, it really is a cry from the— markle there. i mean, it really is a cry from the heart.- ”ti i mean, it really is a cry from the heart. i mean, nee— is a cry from the heart. i mean, nee-eon— is a cry from the heart. i mean,

ne-e-eont ot— he's almost sort of metaphorically down on he's almost sort of me'kneesically down on he's almost sort of— me'kneesicallybegging, down on he's almost sort of— me'kneesicallybegging, isn't on he's almost sort of— me'kneesicallybegging, isn't he, his knees and begging, isn't he, ont— his knees and begging, isn't he, ont eovtnt,— his knees and begging, isn't he, and saying-know,- his knees and begging, isn't he, and saying, know, please, and saying, you know, please, now—tnte- and saying, you know, please, now—tne e - and saying, you know, please, how—this ? and. and saying, you know, please,i how—this ? and it's how can we fix this? and it's toet— how can we fix this? and it's just falling on deaf ears. and it's very, very sad. i mean, i think king has shown the think the king has shown the way. i mean, he's he's shown kindness. he's shown compassion . forgiveness. and . he's shown forgiveness. and it'd that from it'd be nice to see that from harry it just harry and meghan. but it just doesn't going to doesn't look like we're going to get you know, can't get it. and you know, i can't imagine to imagine how they're going to feel something happens him imagine how they're going to fe he something happens him imagine how they're going to fe he doesiething happens him imagine how they're going to fe he does sadly] happens him imagine how they're going to fe he does sadly die ppens him imagine how they're going to fe he does sadly die pptgets him if he does sadly die or gets more seriously ill and they haven't up to him. but haven't made it up to him. but that's that's just something they're to live they're going to have to live with, afraid. i have with, i'm afraid. no i have heard the states duke heard in the states the duke of delusion become the delusion could soon become the duke a leading duke of deportation as a leading think tank prepares to take the biden administration to court for prince harry's immigration record. so is a new legal record. so this is a new legal ootton— record. so this is a new legal action launched— i : so this is a new legal action launched overnight by the tenttote— action launched overnight by the heritage foundation. are heritage foundation. they are tenonttnt— heritage foundation. they are- tenonttnt—teen demanding to know why he's been ottowet— demanding to know why he's been allowed-remain— demanding to know why he's been allowed-remain in— demanding to know why he's been allowed remain in america allowed to remain in america ee— allowed to remain in america since-admitting- allowed to remain in america since-admitting a. allowed to remain in america since admitting a long since publicly admitting a long list since publicly admitting a long ttet ot— since publicly admitting a long ttet ot tnte— since publicly admitting a long list of drug abuses in his memoir, spare- list of drug abuses in his memoir, spare and with immigration,- memoir, spare and with immigration, one of the hot nottttoot— immigration, one of the hot political topics— immigration, one of the hot political topics ahead next political topics ahead of next vee— political topics ahead of next year's—election. political topics ahead of nexti year's—election in year's presidential election in totv— year's presidential election in totv c,— year's presidential election in totv c, oowtt— year's presidential election in lady c, could biden be forced to note— lady c, could biden be forced to note on— lady c, could biden be forced to make an example— lady c, could biden be forced to make an example of the draghi

otte— make an example of the draghi tote wett— make an example of the draghi tote wett ,— make an example of the draghi tote wat, t— make an example of the draghi duke well , i hate— make an example of the draghi duke well, i hate to say i'm venv— duke well, i hate to say i'm venv evnteot— duke well, i hate to say i'm very cynical and— duke well, i hate to say i'm very cynical and think i'm very neottetto— very cynical and think i'm very neottetto . — very cynical and think i'm very neottetto. t— very cynical and think i'm very realistic. i think— very cynical and think i'm very realistic . realistic. i think there's no way biden is ever going to make an example of harry biden . an example of harry biden. biden will bend over backwards teoowee— biden will bend over backwards because remember, harry and wetnon— because remember, harry and wetnon oe— because remember, harry and meghan are supporters of biden's and meghan are supporters of biden's ont otten— meghan are supporters of biden's ont otten noe— meghan are supporters of biden's and biden has shown time and ototn— and biden has shown time and ototn tnot— and biden has shown time and oootn to te— and biden has shown time and again that he has— and biden has shown time and again that he has no compunction of again that he has no compunction ot ttnettontnt— again that he has no compunction of functioning outside of the tow— of functioning outside of the tow wnen — of functioning outside of the tow wnen tt— of functioning outside of the law when it suits him. so i notew— law when it suits him. so i nonetv tntnt— law when it suits him. so i rarely think we _ law when it suits him. so i rarely think we would be very optoe— rarely think we would be very oottee nvetto— rarely think we would be very optics mystic to— rarely think we would be very optics mystic to expect biden to enotne— optics mystic to expect biden to enotne tne— optics mystic to expect biden to enforce the law— optics mystic to expect biden to enforce the law more. remember oteo— enforce the law more. remember oteo tn— enforce the law more. remember oteo tn anentoo— enforce the law more. remember also in america, especially , also in america, especially, tnene-e— also in america, especially, tnene-e one— also in america, especially, there's one law— also in america, especially, there's one law for the rich and onotnen— there's one law for the rich and onotnen tow— there's one law for the rich and another law for— there's one law for the rich and another law for everybody else . another law for everybody else. ant— another law for everybody else. ant tnt— another law for everybody else. and phil dampier— another law for everybody else. and phil dampier , certainly it and phil dampier, certainly it toeen-t— and phil dampier, certainly it toeen-t eee— and phil dampier, certainly it doesn't seem like prince harry noe— doesn't seem like prince harry noe onw— doesn't seem like prince harry has any nervousness about tnovetttnt— has any nervousness about travelling to— has any nervousness about travelling to and from the oowntnv. — travelling to and from the

country. indeed,- travelling to and from the country. travelling to and from the- country. indeed, he's only going to be here. we here for less than 24 hours on saturday. i'm going to be very interested, phil, to see if the eco hypocrite flies in a private jet to the coronation, by the way, because that would be completely outrageous, wouldn't it, given he mortals he doesn't want us mere mortals to use any carbon carbon guzzling planes . well, i'm told, guzzling planes. well, i'm told, dant— guzzling planes. well, i'm told, oon tnot— guzzling planes. well, i'm told, dan, that even— guzzling planes. well, i'm told, dan, that even now,— guzzling planes. well, i'm told, dan, that even now, if- lg “lg well, i'm told, dan, that even now, if anyone teove— dan, that even now, if anyone teove nte— dan, that even now, if anyone discovers his his— dan, that even now, if anyone discovers his his plans for how nee— discovers his his plans for how ne-e oetwottv— discovers his his plans for how he's actually going to fly and he's actually going to fly and ne nttnt— he's actually going to fly and he might still— he's actually going to fly and he might still not come . so, you he might still not come. so, you know— he might still not come. so, you know ,— he might still not come. so, you know , tt— he might still not come. so, you know , t-t totte— he might still not come. so, you know , i'd quite like some papers know, i'd quite like some papers to tottten— know, i'd quite like some papers to publish them— know, i'd quite like some papers to publish them and sold us all a to publish them and sold us all o onotten. — to publish them and sold us all o onotten. s..— to publish them and sold us all a problem. so, so— to publish them and sold us all a problem. c a problem. so, so sorry. phil, can i just can i just clarify that because there have been rumours earlier in the week that buckingham palace are very concerned that prince harry might not turn up. so just be might not turn up. so just to be very clear, what you're hearing is that if there's any form of security if anyone security breach, if anyone reveals exactly how harry will travel to the coronation and when he'll arrive, you'll being told he might just not show up told he might just not show up to his own father's coronation well, he's he's still paranoid .

well, he's he's still paranoid. ana.— well, he's he's still paranoid. ant, vow— well, he's he's still paranoid. ant, vow know,— well, he's he's still paranoid. and, you know, we know he's entne— and, you know, we know he's entne tne— and, you know, we know he's suing the home— and, you know, we know he's suing the home office over eeownttv. — suing the home office over eeewntv. we— suing the home office over security. we know about this tnottent— security. we know about this incident this— security. we know about this incident this evening. is incident this evening. he is oononott— incident this evening. he is paranoid about— incident this evening. he is paranoid about security and also otowt— paranoid about security and also otowt-tneee— paranoid about security and also about press finding out about the press finding out tttnte— about the press finding out ttnee-tn— about the press finding out things-i'm told- about the press finding out things. i'm told if things. and i'm told that if ononev— things. and i'm told that if onvone-tne- things. and i'm told that if anyone _the wayi things. and i'm told that if. anyone _the way he's anyone publishes the way he's ootwottv— anyone publishes the way he's oetwottv going— anyone publishes the way he's actually going here, be actually going to get here, be it actually going to get here, be ttlnntvote— actually going to get here, be ttlontvote tet— actually going to get here, be itlprivate jet or— actually going to get here, be it private jet or maybe he's it a private jet or maybe he's not— it a private jet or maybe he's not-nntvote-t- it a private jet or maybe he'si not-private -i don't not coming private jet, i don't know.— not coming private jet, i don't know. not— not coming private jet, i don't know. not tt— not coming private jet, i don't know. but if anyone publishes his know. but if anyone publishes nte-nttnt- know. but if anyone publishes his-might even- know. but if anyone publishes his might even not his plans, he might even not. come. - know, _the come. so, you know, that's the eon— come. so, you know, that's the eontltntte — come. so, you know, that's the sort-knife-we're- come. so, you know, that's thei sort-knife-we're-but sort of knife edge we're on. but i sort of knife edge we're on. but t tent— sort of knife edge we're on. but t tent to— sort of knife edge we're on. but t tent to oneet— sort of knife edge we're on. but i tend to agree. _ sort of knife edge we're on. but i tend to agree. /ti. sort of knife edge we're on. but i tend to agree. /tit. i tend to agree. you see, he just wants to cause drama all the he? all the the time, doesn't he? all the time can't the time, doesn't he? all the time -can't-just- the time, doesn't he? all thei time -can't-just show the time, doesn't he? all the- time-can't-just show up time. he can't even just show up to tne— time. he can't even just show up to the coronation— time. he can't even just show up to the coronation and shut up . to the coronation and shut up. he to the coronation and shut up. to wonte— to the coronation and shut up. he wants-cause— to the coronation and shut up. he wants cause stress and he wants to cause stress and tnowtte— he wants to cause stress and tnowtte ton— he wants to cause stress and trouble for the— he wants to cause stress and trouble for the royal family. all trouble for the royal family. att tne— trouble for the royal family. all the time— trouble for the royal family. all the time . _ trouble for the royal family. all the time. trouble for the royal family. all the time . all the time. but he's always been like that. he's always been a drama queen. and he's married to somebody who's an even more histrionic drama queen than he is. but, you know , i actually am is. but, you know, i actually am going to reveal how harry is. he's getting here. he's borrowing meghan's broomstick . borrowing meghan's broomstick. oh, ladies, say , oh, you are oh, ladies, say, oh, you are a

card. you are a card lady. colin conntett— card. you are a card lady. colin conotett ont— card. you are a card lady. colin campbell and phil— i?”l you are a card lady. colin campbell and phil dampier. and tweee— campbell and phil dampier. and oweee wnote— campbell and phil dampier. and guess what? both _ campbell and phil dampier. and guess what? both of my royal masterminds_ guess what? both of my royal masterminds live with me tnwnetov— masterminds live with me thursday night at buckingham totooe— thursday night at buckingham totoee oe— thursday night at buckingham totoee oe we— thursday night at buckingham palace as we count down to the cononotton— palace as we count down to the coronation so _ palace as we count down to the coronation so i'll— palace as we count down to the coronation so i'll see you both tnete— coronation so i'll see you both tnene. wete— coronation so i'll see you both there. we're coming up. ttotontete— there. we're coming up. motorists have finally lost all nottenoe— motorists have finally lost all patience with— motorists have finally lost all patience with just stop oils, tenontet— patience with just stop oils, deranged roadblock protests with one deranged roadblock protests with novtnt— deranged roadblock protests with one having their— deranged roadblock protests with one having their foot run over ten— one having their foot run over after standing— one having their foot run over after standing in— one having their foot run over after standing in the middle of the after standing in the middle of to noot. — after standing in the middle of the road. now,— after standing in the middle of the road. now, i— after standing in the middle of the road. now, i warned those eco extremists— the road. now, i warned those eco extremists that eventually someone end getting someone would end up getting ntnt— someone would end up getting non—tnt- hurt. we'll show you that tnonotto— hurt. we'll show you that dramatic footage soon. but next, as dramatic footage soon. but next, oeltontenett— dramatic footage soon. but next, aslbombshell poll— dramatic footage soon. but next, as bombshell poll exposes the as a bombshell poll exposes the sussexes plummeting popularity, is sussexes plummeting popularity, te king— sussexes plummeting popularity, is king charles— sussexes plummeting popularity, is king charles better off wttnowt— is king charles better off without out— is king charles better off without out the toxic couple? ttovte — without out the toxic couple? ttovte _toot— without out the toxic couple? maybe good thing if harry maybe it's a good thing if harry toeen-t— maybe it's a good thing if harry doesn't bother— maybe it's a good thing if harry doesn't bother to— maybe it's a good thing if harry doesn't bother to get on that ttttnt. — doesn't bother to get on that tttont. sweet— doesn't bother to get on that flight. super star us journalist tteoon— flight. super star us journalist tteoon aettv— flight. super star us journalist megan kelly. she's back with me etnottnt— megan kelly. she's back with me etnotont otten— megan kelly. she's back with me straight after this— megan kelly. she's back with me straight after this ._

it's megan kelly. time now . and it's megan kelly. time now. and wetnon— it's megan kelly. time now. and meghan markle's_ it's megan kelly. time now. and meghan markle's desperate bid to nenotttttote— meghan markle's desperate bid to rehabilitate her— meghan markle's desperate bid to rehabilitate her image in the vote— rehabilitate her image in the vote ot— rehabilitate her image in the vote ot nen— rehabilitate her image in the wake of her outrageous behaviour towonte— wake of her outrageous behaviour towonte tne— wake of her outrageous behaviour towards the royals— wake of her outrageous behaviour towards the royals seems to be totttnt— towards the royals seems to be failing spectacularly . a new failing spectacularly. a new tovot— failing spectacularly. a new tovot tonttv— failing spectacularly. a new royal family popularity poll note— royal family popularity poll note tne— royal family popularity poll puts the duchess of sussex at a tow— puts the duchess of sussex at a towtv teno— puts the duchess of sussex at a lowly 18% beaten— puts the duchess of sussex at a lowly 18% beaten only by the ttetnooet— lowly 18% beaten only by the disgraced prince— lowly 18% beaten only by the disgraced prince andrew on 7. as the disgraced prince andrew on 7. as to teoet— disgraced prince andrew on 7. as the least liked— disgraced prince andrew on 7. as the least liked member of the ttn— the least liked member of the ttnn .— the least liked member of the ttnn . ten— the least liked member of the firm . her ginger— the least liked member of the firm . her ginger ginger husband, firm. her ginger ginger husband, ttnee— firm. her ginger ginger husband, tntnoe harry— firm. her ginger ginger husband, tntnoe harry te— firm. her ginger ginger husband, prince harry, is the third most ttetttet— prince harry, is the third most disliked royal— prince harry, is the third most disliked royal with just a 22% tovonotttttv— disliked royal with just a 22% favorability rating among brits, oooonttnt— favorability rating among brits, oeoonttnt to— favorability rating among brits, oeoonttnt to o— favorability rating among brits, according to a major new study by tonnen— according to a major new study by former conservative deputy cnotnnon— by former conservative deputy chairman lord— by former conservative deputy chairman lord ashcroft for the notw— chairman lord ashcroft for the oottv ttott. — chairman lord ashcroft for the daily mail. now,— chairman lord ashcroft for the daily mail. now, crucially , only daily mail. now, crucially, only a daily mail. now, crucially, only otntnt— daily mail. now, crucially, only otntnt ot— daily mail. now, crucially, only a third of the— daily mail. now, crucially, only a third of the population tetteve— a third of the population believe meghan and harry's raft of accusations— believe meghan and harry's raft of accusations against the royal tonttv.— of accusations against the royal tonttvltnte— of accusations against the royal family.-this comes- of accusations against the royal family. this comes as the family. but this comes as the ononeee— family. but this comes as the oneneee ot— family. but this comes as the duchess of delusion makes a nntnowowet— duchess of delusion makes a miraculous reappearance. in neoent— miraculous reappearance. in neeent weeke— miraculous reappearance. in recent weeks after a disappearing act that lasted nontne— disappearing act that lasted nontne nen— disappearing act that lasted months, her sudden return with a twont— months, her sudden return with a twont new— months, her sudden return with a brand new makeover, a weird kiss etwnt— brand new makeover, a weird kiss etwnt ot— brand new makeover, a weird kiss cam stunt at the— brand new makeover, a weird kiss cam stunt at the basketball and a cam stunt at the basketball and o-wttn— cam stunt at the basketball and o-wttn ton— cam stunt at the basketball and a with top hollywood a new deal with top hollywood totent— a new deal with top hollywood totent agency-— a new deal with top hollywood talent agency. we— a new deal with top hollywood talent agency. we all came nentnt— talent agency. we all came twentnt tn— talent agency. we all came rushing in just— talent agency. we all came rushing in just days before cnontee— rushing in just days before charles coronation. so meg and aettv— charles coronation. so meg and aettv oe—

charles coronation. so meg and aettv wttn— charles coronation. so meg and kelly are with the— charles coronation. so meg and kelly are with the toxic sussexes totally sliding in the nonwton— sussexes totally sliding in the ponwton ttottv— sussexes totally sliding in the popular motty stakes. despite tnte— popular motty stakes. despite the ottennt— popular motty stakes. despite this attempt by— popular motty stakes. despite this attempt by meghan to insert neneett— this attempt by meghan to insert neneett tnto— this attempt by meghan to insert herself into the— this attempt by meghan to insert herself into the coronation conversation _ herself into the coronation conversation because she's oteontv— conversation because she's eteontv eo— conversation because she's clearly so jealous that she's not— clearly so jealous that she's not oontnt— clearly so jealous that she's not eontnt .— clearly so jealous that she's not coming . actually, do you not coming. actually, do you neton— not coming. actually, do you neton tne— not coming. actually, do you reckon the king— not coming. actually, do you reckon the king is just better off reckon the king is just better ott wttnowt— reckon the king is just better off without these two? oh 100. i off without these two? oh 100. t — off without these two? oh 100. t very— off without these two? oh 100. i mean, very clearly— off without these two? oh 100. i mean, very clearly in- off without these two? oh 100. i mean, very clearly in the- off without these two? oh 100. i mean, very clearly in the uk the people cannot stand them, especially her. i mean, 18% approval. i think even the us congress has a higher approval rating and they're beneath a cockroach . i mean, it's really cockroach. i mean, it's really dreadful . and what i've realised dreadful. and what i've realised over this past, you know, i don't know how long we've been covering them, but let's just say a year. but it's, it's emphasised by what's happened say a year. but it's, it's em|pastsed by what's happened say a year. but it's, it's em|pastsed byisihat's happened say a year. but it's, it's em|pastsed byis they happened say a year. but it's, it's em|pastsed byis they are)pened say a year. but it's, it's em|pastsed byis they are dumb . the past week is they are dumb. my the past week is they are dumb. my god, they're dumb. i'm sorry . but what they're . but what happened? they're approval ratings, at least here in the united states, were holding on as of december prior to their publicity tour. like they were they were hanging in there in the united states, not there in the united states, not the uk. and what did they do? they went on their huge media

tour and they did their netflix thing spare thing and they did spare and they and went off a cliff, thing and they did spare and thea and went off a cliff, thing and they did spare and thea cliff went off a cliff, thing and they did spare and thea cliff . went off a cliff, thing and they did spare and thea cliff . evenznt off a cliff, thing and they did spare and thea cliff . even here if a cliff, thing and they did spare and thea cliff . even here ini cliff, thing and they did spare and thea cliff . even here in the ff, off a cliff. even here in the united states, where everybody said, we don't want anything to do them. and then over the do with them. and then over the past two months, their approval ratings have eked up just a tiny bit. the latest newsweek poll shows she went up five points. he went up seven points. still, only 33% of americans like her, only 33% of americans like her, only 39% like him. mean she's still down at one third, liking her. and two thirds, they can't stand her in america. all right. but why did they go up those little bits over the past couple of months? because they kept their mouths shut, because they went away. what does that tell you? people them . you? people can't stand them. and every time they remind us that they exist and of course, continue to need our non—stop attention, the approval numbers go back down because people are reminded that they exist and how little want little they actually want to hear them. so her hear from them. and so her latest attempt put herself latest attempt to put herself back out there is just going to backfire for once again. she's going to go back down. she's

going to go back down. she's going lose the five points going to lose the five points she just won. and not only because she's stuck her up because she's stuck her head up again, reasons you again, but for the reasons you just an obvious just stated, it's an obvious attempt to attention. attempt to get attention. anybody child or two anybody with a child or two toddlers understands how this works. you pay attention to the one toddler and the other toddler starts things to toddler starts doing things to get . come get your attention. they come oven get your attention. they come over, try to get it by over, they'll try to get it by being sweet. if you don't give it to them, by being sweet, then they'll start throwing things. they'll do whatever's necessary to them. that's to get your eyes on them. that's her. other reason it's her. the other reason it's not going work because she's going to work is because she's so clueless. dan about what makes like you. maybe it makes people like you. maybe it will like them if i put out myself looking as glamorous as i possibly can with my new chiselled , enhanced work with chiselled, enhanced work with all the right lighting on me . all the right lighting on me. hello. i'm back. okay maybe that'll work. if it doesn't work, maybe obe. i'll tell everybody that i'm now represented by ari emanuel, the meanest person in hollywood at wme . so i'm going back to the wme. so i'm going back to the spotlight where i've always belonged . and perhaps you

belonged. and perhaps you weren't aware . no, that's not weren't aware. no, that's not going to make anybody like you or feel relatable with you. and then i'll just happen to be caught at the at the basketball game on the kiss cam and oh, no , honey. oh, everything's an act. she never has one genuine moment and we can smell it now from a mile away . so she's right from a mile away. so she's right not to go. we didn't need to see that at the coronation. much as i would have enjoyed the booze. i would have enjoyed the booze. i will still be booing him from my house. i would have liked to see booed, but she's see her get booed, but she's she's smart enough to realise that happened there. that would have happened there. but it if they but there's no saving it if they resurface down. resurface their numbers go down. the make them go the only way to make them go back to go into the back up is to go back into the quiet, private life. they lied about wanting. i quiet, private life. they lied about wanting . i mean, about actually wanting. i mean, the thing is, meghan,— about actually wanting. i mean, the thing is, meghan, i- i “tlg i mean, the thing is, meghan, i think eno-e— the thing is, meghan, i think ene-e tne— the thing is, meghan, i think she's the perfect example of wnot— she's the perfect example of wnot nonene— she's the perfect example of what happens you surround what happens when you surround vowneett— what happens when you surround vowneett-nen— what happens when you surround yourself-men and- what happens when you surround yourself men and women, yourself by yes men and women, teoowee— yourself by yes men and women, teoowee vow— yourself by yes men and women, because can you imagine her nonteee— because can you imagine her nonteee teon— because can you imagine her hapless team members? you know, tnev— hapless team members? you know, tnev onw— hapless team members? you know, tnev ontv toet— hapless team members? you know, they only last for— hapless team members? you know, they only last for five minutes teoowee— they only last for five minutes teoowee ene— they only last for five minutes because she ends— they only last for five minutes because she ends up getting rid of because she ends up getting rid ot tten— because she ends up getting rid ot tnen ott— because she ends up getting rid of them all the— because she ends up getting rid of them all the moment that they tweetton— of them all the moment that they tweetton one— of them all the moment that they question one-her— of them all the moment that they question one her decisions. question one of her decisions. wnen— question one of her decisions. wnen-eott— question one of her decisions. wnen-eott .- question one of her decisions. when-said , oh,- question one of her decisions. l when-said , oh,.you when meghan said, oh, do you

know— when meghan said, oh, do you know wnote— when meghan said, oh, do you know what? i've— when meghan said, oh, do you know what? i've disappeared for town—toet- know what? i've disappeared for town—twet wont- know what? i've disappeared for four—just want toi four months, but i just want to announce _things.| announce all of these things. a week— announce all of these things. a week tetone— announce all of these things. a week before the— announce all of these things. a week before the coronation like, toet— week before the coronation like, just-up— week before the coronation like, wet-tn .— week before the coronation like, twet-wn . vow— week before the coronation like, wet-tn . vow onw- week before the coronation like, just up . you only had to just shut up. you only had to wot— just shut up. you only had to wott ton— just shut up. you only had to wott ton two— just shut up. you only had to wait for two more— just shut up. you only had to wait for two more weeks and then you wait for two more weeks and then won on— wait for two more weeks and then vow to— wait for two more weeks and then vow to ott— wait for two more weeks and then you can do all of— wait for two more weeks and then you can do all of your pathetic tottvwoot— you can do all of your pathetic hollywood announcements. it's toet— hollywood announcements. it's twet onoee— hollywood announcements. it's twet on.oee tte— hollywood announcements. it's just gross. it's grim. we can tnnowtn— just gross. it's grim. we can see through it.— just gross. it's grim. we can see through it. i— just gross. it's grim. we can see through it. i think it makes her see through it. i think it makes nen teee— see through it. i think it makes her less popular. _ see through it. i think it makes her less popular. but i am onnovet— her less popular. but i am onnovet by— her less popular. but i am onnovet by tt— her less popular. but i am annoyed by it. i- her less popular. but i am annoyed by it. i am because we eon-t— annoyed by it. i am because we eon-t toet— annoyed by it. i am because we can't just ignore— annoyed by it. i am because we can't just ignore her as much as we nttnt— can't just ignore her as much as we ntont wont— can't just ignore her as much as we might want to— can't just ignore her as much as we might want to because she toee— we might want to because she does cause damage. here's the tnonv. — does cause damage. here's the tnonv. why— does cause damage. here's the tnonv. why toee— does cause damage. here's the irony. why does she- does cause damage. here's the irony. : does cause damage. here's the irony. why does she want to stick it to the royal family? what is the royal family done to her again? oh, they're the entire reason she's getting representation which i'm representation by wme, which i'm sure wanted nothing to do with her was a no deal her when she was a no name deal or girl. never mind her or no deal girl. never mind her stupid series suits. she could never have gotten ari emanuel to represent so represent her true cost me. so the only they're the only reason they're interested markle and interested in meghan markle and repping her because global repping her because the global icon meghan markle which is how they described her i mean she's been busy writing her own press releases . the only reason they

releases. the only reason they want her is because the royal family, who she hates, right? so she's got to stick it to the royal family. why again, because they made her rich and they made her a huge star. but she's really angry about it. why? because she wasn't able to be in the number one spot. because she married the spare instead of the heir. we should have done some homework on that, by the way. no, it's not for dan, no, it's not for nothing, dan, but i'm very good but i haven't. i'm very good authority she had authority now that she had a whole vision board of her life with the royal family and of the royal family themselves. and prince harry, when she was married to husband number one, happened to have good source happened to have a good source on that. that's woman, on that. that's the woman, the global icon . so she planned this global icon. so she planned this all global icon. so she planned this ott tono.— global icon. so she planned this ott otont. tnot— global icon. so she planned this all along. that is— global icon. so she planned this all along. that is what- lg ti.tit“ so she planned this all along. that is what it comes town— all along. that is what it comes town to. — all along. that is what it comes town to. wow. — all along. that is what it comes down to. wow. fascinating tnetett— down to. wow. fascinating tnetont. so— down to. wow. fascinating insight. so good to have you toot.— insight. so good to have you toot. weenon— insight. so good to have you back, meghan kelly, by the way, congratulations— back, meghan kelly, by the way, congratulations ,_ back, meghan kelly, by the way, congratulations , meghan. now, congratulations, meghan. now, over a million— congratulations, meghan. now, over a million subscribers for vow— over a million subscribers for your brilliant— over a million subscribers for your brilliant meghan kelly show on vowtwte— your brilliant meghan kelly show on vowtwte .— your brilliant meghan kelly show on youtube , uk.— your brilliant meghan kelly show on youtube , uk. yeah, indeed. on youtube, uk. yeah, indeed. tnteet— on youtube, uk. yeah, indeed. tnteet ant— on youtube, uk. yeah, indeed. tnteet ant t— on youtube, uk. yeah, indeed. indeed and i really recommend it. indeed and i really recommend t. t— indeed and i really recommend t. t tet— indeed and i really recommend it. i fell asleep,— indeed and i really recommend it. i fell asleep, sleep to it toet— it. i fell asleep, sleep to it toet ntnt— it. i fell asleep, sleep to it

last night, but— it. i fell asleep, sleep to it last night, but actually you tent— last night, but actually you tent ne— last night, but actually you kept me awake.— last night, but actually you kept me awake. that's how good you kept me awake. that's how good vow tt— kept me awake. that's how good vow tt oe— kept me awake. that's how good you were. it was about 3 am. oteo— you were. it was about 3 am. oteo oe— you were. it was about 3 am. oteo oe o— you were. it was about 3 am. also as a podcast_ you were. it was about 3 am. also as a podcast and on sirius aaa— also as a podcast and on sirius aaa too.— also as a podcast and on sirius aaa too. tteoon— also as a podcast and on sirius xm too. megan thank you so much. but xm too. megan thank you so much. not oontnt— xm too. megan thank you so much. not eontno wn— xm too. megan thank you so much. but coming up later— xm too. megan thank you so much. but coming up later ,_ xm too. megan thank you so much. but coming up later , after her but coming up later, after her nwetont— but coming up later, after her nwetont oe— but coming up later, after her husband was banished from the conservatives— husband was banished from the conservatives for— husband was banished from the conservatives for defending the cowo— conservatives for defending the town tnovo— conservatives for defending the covid inaya should nevena tnttten— covid inaya should nevena bridgen wno— covid inaya should nevena bridgen who is— covid inaya should nevena bridgen who is planning to wnteoen— bridgen who is planning to wnteoen o— bridgen who is planning to unleash a tell— bridgen who is planning to unleash a tell all book about tne— unleash a tell all book about to teee— unleash a tell all book about the sleaze of— unleash a tell all book about the sleaze of westminster, joins me the sleaze of westminster, joins no two— the sleaze of westminster, joins ne ttve to— the sleaze of westminster, joins ne ttve to ttt— the sleaze of westminster, joins me live to hit back— the sleaze of westminster, joins me live to hit back at what she cotte— me live to hit back at what she eotte tne— me live to hit back at what she calls the political— me live to hit back at what she calls the political persecution of calls the political persecution ot nen— calls the political persecution ot nen tonttv. — calls the political persecution of her family. but next, as tntnoeee— of her family. but next, as princess anne— of her family. but next, as princess anne criticises the ttne-e— princess anne criticises the ttne-e vteton— princess anne criticises the king's vision of— princess anne criticises the king's vision of a slimmed down monotony.— king's vision of a slimmed down nonononv. oe— king's vision of a slimmed down monarchy, as well— king's vision of a slimmed down monarchy, as well as slamming the-reparations,- monarchy, as well as slamming the reparations, saying the idea of reparations, saying tnot— the idea of reparations, saying tnot-none— the idea of reparations, saying that more realistic about that she is more realistic about ntetonv— that she is more realistic about ntetonv .— that she is more realistic about history . should— that she is more realistic about history . should the monarch take history. should the monarch take eowneet— history. should the monarch take eowneet-nte— history. should the monarch take counsel his anti—woke counsel from his anti—woke eteten— counsel from his anti—woke sister-make— counsel from his anti—woke sister-make her- counsel from his anti—woke sister make her a key sister and make her a key otvteene— sister and make her a key otvteene my— sister and make her a key adviser? my superstar panel netwnnet— adviser? my superstar panel returned _that. - adviser? my superstar panel returned that. plus, returned to debate that. plus, tot— returned to debate that. plus, tot o— returned to debate that. plus, we've got a first— returned to debate that. plus, we've got a first look at tomorrow's— we've got a first look at tomorrow's newspaper . front tomorrow's newspaper. front noeee—nneee- tomorrow's newspaper. front noeee—nneee .- tomorrow's newspaper. front . noeee—nneee . wete pages hot off the press. we're toet— pages hot off the press. we're toot tn— pages hot off the press. we're toot tn toet— pages hot off the press. we're back in just two— pages hot off the press. we're back in just two minutes time .

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton and tneottnt— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton and breaking tonight,— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton and breaking tonight, a— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton and breaking tonight, a major eeownttv— breaking tonight, a major security incident unfolded at nwettnonon — security incident unfolded at buckingham palace this evening otten— buckingham palace this evening otten nottee— buckingham palace this evening after police arrested a man for town— after police arrested a man for throwing suspected shotgun oontntttee— throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into _ throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into palace grounds toet— cartridges into palace grounds twet town— cartridges into palace grounds twet town tove— cartridges into palace grounds just four days before the king's cononotton— just four days before the king's coronation shocked eyewitnesses nenontet— coronation shocked eyewitnesses nenontet neontnt— coronation shocked eyewitnesses reported hearing what could be teeenttet— reported hearing what could be teeonttet oe— reported hearing what could be described as a— reported hearing what could be described as a controlled evotoeton— described as a controlled explosion. soon after, the wontt-e— explosion. soon after, the world's media,- explosion. soon after, the world's media, including gb wowe— world's media, including gb wewe. we— world's media, including gb news. we were— world's media, including gb news. we were broadcasting live ton— news. we were broadcasting live tnon tne— news. we were broadcasting live from the palace— news. we were broadcasting live from the palace ahead of the cononotton— from the palace ahead of the coronation were— from the palace ahead of the coronation were evacuated from i'm coronation were evacuated from tn tne— coronation were evacuated from tn tne neee— coronation were evacuated from i'm the press units— coronation were evacuated from i'm the press units outside this is i'm the press units outside this te tne— i'm the press units outside this is the moment— i'm the press units outside this is the moment our— i'm the press units outside this is the moment our very own jacob teee—ttott— is the moment our very own jacob teee—ttooo oe— is the moment our very own jacob rees—mogg was forced off air by nottee— rees—mogg was forced off air by nottee . — rees—mogg was forced off air by oottee . so— rees—mogg was forced off air by oottee. so tnt— rees—mogg was forced off air by police. so i'm very— rees—mogg was forced off air by police. so i'm very sorry to say that it police. so i'm very sorry to say thatitis police. so i'm very sorry to say that it is good evening for me for the time being , that it is good evening for me for the time being, as i think that was probably a controlled explosion in the background. that's what it sounded like to me. we will no doubt find out later. super me. we will no doubt find out later . super calm, jacob. but later. super calm, jacob. but tne— later. super calm, jacob. but to wet— later. super calm, jacob. but the met police. _ later. super calm, jacob. but the met police. the- super calm, jacob. but the met police. the good news is nove— the met police. the good news is two tott— the met police. the good news is two tott on— the met police. the good news is have told our home— the met police. the good news is have told our home security ettton— have told our home security ettton tnot— have told our home security editor that the— have told our home security editor that the incident is not tetnt— editor that the incident is not being tneotet— editor that the incident is not being treated as— editor that the incident is not being treated as terror related ont— being treated as terror related ont tne— being treated as terror related ont to king— being treated as terror related and the king and— being treated as terror related and the king and queen consort

neoontettv— and the king and queen consort were reportedly not in residence at were reportedly not in residence ot tne— were reportedly not in residence ot tne notooe— were reportedly not in residence at the palace during the tnottent— at the palace during the tnottent .— at the palace during the incident . so— at the palace during the incident . so we'll have more on incident. so we'll have more on tnte— incident. so we'll have more on this developing— incident. so we'll have more on this developing story shortly. ateo— this developing story shortly. ateo on— this developing story shortly. ateo on tne— this developing story shortly. also on the way,— this developing story shortly. also on the way, meghan markle has also on the way, meghan markle noe ewttentv— also on the way, meghan markle has suddenly emerged from her ttonteotto— has suddenly emerged from her montecito mansion, appearing in a montecito mansion, appearing in o ot— montecito mansion, appearing in o ot venv— montecito mansion, appearing in a series of very obvious neotttne— a series of very obvious headline grabbing stunts in the week— headline grabbing stunts in the week teottnt— headline grabbing stunts in the week leading up— headline grabbing stunts in the week leading up to the king's cononotton— week leading up to the king's coronation coincidence or no, a enonetwt— coronation coincidence or no, a enonetwt ont— coronation coincidence or no, a shameful and desperate attempt to eteot— shameful and desperate attempt to steal attention— shameful and desperate attempt to steal attention away from her totnen— to steal attention away from her totnen tn— to steal attention away from her father in law's— to steal attention away from her father in law's big— to steal attention away from her father in law's big moment. wett— father in law's big moment. wen, tn— father in law's big moment. well, in uncanceled, meghan and cnontee-e— well, in uncanceled, meghan and charles's biographer tom bower ottene— charles's biographer tom bower ottene nte— charles's biographer tom bower offers his frank— charles's biographer tom bower offers his frank verdict on the ttetwnttnt— offers his frank verdict on the disturbing prospect of a sussex etteetow— disturbing prospect of a sussex sideshow. plus— disturbing prospect of a sussex sideshow. plus princess anne has tnoten— sideshow. plus princess anne has tnoten tne— sideshow. plus princess anne has broken the curse— sideshow. plus princess anne has broken the curse of— sideshow. plus princess anne has broken the curse of disastrous novot— broken the curse of disastrous royal interviews— broken the curse of disastrous royal interviews as she launched a royal interviews as she launched ototwtowe— royal interviews as she launched a fabulous assault— royal interviews as she launched a fabulous assault on lockdown tonottoe— a fabulous assault on lockdown tonottoe. tne— a fabulous assault on lockdown fanatics. the fantasy of a ettnnet— fanatics. the fantasy of a slimmed down - fanatics. the fantasy of a slimmed down monarchy and the notneee— slimmed down monarchy and the nnotneee ot— slimmed down monarchy and the madness of reparations for ntetonto— madness of reparations for historic slavery— madness of reparations for historic slavery and the modern context— historic slavery and the modern eontevt oe— historic slavery and the modern context are very— historic slavery and the modern context are very different . context are very different. stovetv— context are very different. slavery hasn't— context are very different. slavery hasn't gone- context are very different. slavery hasn't gone away . no, slavery hasn't gone away. no, come . on come on. indeed. so

come. on come on. indeed. so does come. on come on. indeed. so toee tne— come. on come on. indeed. so toee to king— come. on come on. indeed. so does the king need— come. on come on. indeed. so does the king need to- cj“ ti“ indeed. so does the king need to block out the does the king need to block out to vote— does the king need to block out the woke rabble— does the king need to block out the woke rabble rousers from the owontton— the woke rabble rousers from the owontton ont— the woke rabble rousers from the guardian and promote his younger eteten— guardian and promote his younger eteten to— guardian and promote his younger sister to become— guardian and promote his younger sister to become his— guardian and promote his younger sister to become his chief otvteene— sister to become his chief adviser? that's- sister to become his chief adviser? that's how big debate wttn— adviser? that's how big debate with - superstar— adviser? that's how big debate with superstar panel next. with my superstar panel next. towont— with my superstar panel next. tonight,-joined- with my superstar panel next. tonight, joined by queen tonight, i'm joined by queen anonto— tonight, i'm joined by queen amanda patel,— tonight, i'm joined by queen amanda patel, calvin robinson ont— amanda patel, calvin robinson ont teteeoo— amanda patel, calvin robinson and rebecca reid. also on the way— and rebecca reid. also on the wow otten— and rebecca reid. also on the way after andrew— and rebecca reid. also on the way after andrew bridgen is evoettet— way after andrew bridgen is expelled from _ way after andrew bridgen is expelled from the tory party for eoeottnt— expelled from the tory party for eneottno ott— expelled from the tory party for speaking out about vaccine harms , speaking out about vaccine harms . nte— speaking out about vaccine harms . nte tnteet— speaking out about vaccine harms , his biggest supporter and wife . weveno— , his biggest supporter and wife , nevena bridgen— , his biggest supporter and wife , nevena bridgen is preparing to wnteoen— , nevena bridgen is preparing to wnteoen o— , nevena bridgen is preparing to unleash a bombshell book titled conteeetone— unleash a bombshell book titled confessions of— unleash a bombshell book titled confessions of a— unleash a bombshell book titled confessions of a westmin easter wne— confessions of a westmin easter wtte. wnene— confessions of a westmin easter wife, where she— confessions of a westmin easter wife, where she will lift the lid wife, where she will lift the ttt on — wife, where she will lift the lid on conservative politicians wno— lid on conservative politicians wno ene— lid on conservative politicians wno ene eove— lid on conservative politicians who she says wish to silence her so who she says wish to silence her eo wnot— who she says wish to silence her eo wnot toee— who she says wish to silence her so what does nevena know about the so what does nevena know about to know— so what does nevena know about to know tnot— so what does nevena know about the know that the _ so what does nevena know about the know that the tories are toet— the know that the tories are twet eo— the know that the tories are just so scared— the know that the tories are just so scared of? well, she'll totn— just so scared of? well, she'll on me— just so scared of? well, she'll join me ttve— just so scared of? well, she'll join me live for— just so scared of? well, she'll join me live for an exclusive tntenvtew— join me live for an exclusive interview shortly. also just eton— interview shortly. also just eton. ott— interview shortly. also just eton. ott noe— interview shortly. also just stop. oil has put their foot in it stop. oil has put their foot in tt one— stop. oil has put their foot in tt too— stop. oil has put their foot in it one too many— stop. oil has put their foot in it one too many times . take it one too many times. take attus— it one too many times. take attus .— it one too many times. take aukus . you're— it one too many times. take aukus . you're right. cj“ti aukus. you're right. one over. are aukus. you're right. one over. ane vot— aukus. you're right. one over. are you okay? it's— aukus. you're right. one over. are you okay? it's gone- aukus. you're right. cj“ti ' ”ti 7 it's gone over a are you okay? it's gone over a toot— are you okay? it's gone over a toot . — are you okay? it's gone over a toot . tot— are you okay? it's gone over a foot . but as the climate foot. but as the climate extremist played victim card, do

they need to accept the danger consequences for their campaign of eco terrorism and with the snp mired in scandal and fronted by humza yousaf to do the opposition parties in scotland have a golden opportunity ? and have a golden opportunity? and actually i would say a duty to break the separatist stranglehold in holyrood. we'll discuss that in tonight's greatest britain and media and juniorjackass greatest britain and media and junior jackass two plus our first front pages are going to arrive in mere moments right after the headlines with polly middlehurst . middlehurst. dan, thanks middlehurst. - . dan, thanks very middlehurst. _ i dan, thanks very much ttttttetonet. — - dan, thanks very much indeed. dan, thanks very much indeed. well, . dan, thanks very much indeed. war, on— - dan, thanks very much indeed. wen, own-etotv— . dan, thanks very much indeed. well, our- story tonight- - dan, thanks very much indeed. well, our. story tonight ,- dan, thanks very much indeed. well, our story tonight , a well, our top story tonight, a man-arrested- well, our top story tonight, a man-arrested on. man has been arrested on ewenteton— man has been arrested on ewepteton ot— man has been arrested on suspicion of an- man has been arrested on suspicion of an offensive weapon tne— suspicion of an offensive weapon tne totee— suspicion of an offensive weapon near the gates of— suspicion of an offensive weapon near the gates of buckingham totoee— near the gates of buckingham totoee otten— near the gates of buckingham palace after throwing suspected enottwn— palace after throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into the tnotnte— shotgun cartridges into the onownte ot— shotgun cartridges into the grounds of the— shotgun cartridges into the grounds of the palace. the met nottoe— grounds of the palace. the met oottee eove— grounds of the palace. the met oottee eove tne— grounds of the palace. the met police says the items have since teen— police says the items have since been neovenet— police says the items have since been recovered and— police says the items have since been recovered and will be taken owov— been recovered and will be taken owov ton— been recovered and will be taken away for specialist— been recovered and will be taken away for specialist examination. tnevte — away for specialist examination. tnevte oteo— away for specialist examination. they're also saying they're not tneottnt— they're also saying they're not tneottnt tne— they're also saying they're not treating the matter as terror netotet. — treating the matter as terror netotet. a— treating the matter as terror related. a knife— treating the matter as terror related. a knife was found when

the related. a knife was found when to eweneot— related. a knife was found when the suspect was— related. a knife was found when the suspect was searched , it and the suspect was searched, it and nottoe— the suspect was searched, it and nottee not— the suspect was searched, it and oottee not to— the suspect was searched, it and police had to be— the suspect was searched, it and police had to be evacuated from the police had to be evacuated from to tnotnte— police had to be evacuated from the grounds before— police had to be evacuated from the grounds before a controlled evntoeton— the grounds before a controlled explosibn oe— the grounds before a controlled explosion was carried out. no nenonte— explosion was carried out. no nenonte ot— explosion was carried out. no nenonte ot any— explosion was carried out. no reports of any shots fired or tntwntee— reports of any shots fired or tntwntee oe— reports of any shots fired or injuries as the— reports of any shots fired or injuries as the king and queen coneont— injuries as the king and queen coneont ewe— injuries as the king and queen consort were not— injuries as the king and queen consort were not believed to be at consort were not believed to be ot tne— consort were not believed to be ot tne notooe— consort were not believed to be at the palace at— consort were not believed to be at the palace at the time . in at the palace at the time. in otnen— at the palace at the time. in otnen nee— at the palace at the time. in other news tonight , more than other news tonight, more than a ntttton— other news tonight, more than a ntttton wts— other news tonight, more than a million nhs staff— other news tonight, more than a million nhs staff in england wtt— million nhs staff in england will receive— million nhs staff in england will receive a— million nhs staff in england will receive a 5% pay rise. teottn— will receive a 5% pay rise. health unions— will receive a 5% pay rise. health unions ,- will receive a 5% pay rise. health unions , representing the health unions, representing the not-onw— health unions, representing the notonttv ot— health unions, representing the notonttv ot wts— health unions, representing the majority of nhs workers, have recommended— majority of nhs workers, have recommended that a revised pay one— recommended that a revised pay otten note— recommended that a revised pay otten note by— recommended that a revised pay offer made by the— recommended that a revised pay offer made by the government enowtt— offer made by the government enowtt te— offer made by the government should be implemented amid nnennenet— should be implemented amid nnennenet ot— should be implemented amid members of the— should be implemented amid members of the nhs staff council say members of the nhs staff council eov tnot— members of the nhs staff council eov to none— members of the nhs staff council say that unions agreed to the too— say that unions agreed to the teot ton— say that unions agreed to the deal for staff,— say that unions agreed to the deal for staff, which includes all deal for staff, which includes ott wts— deal for staff, which includes all nhs workers— deal for staff, which includes all nhs workers apart from tootone— all nhs workers apart from doctors, dentists and senior managers. the— doctors, dentists and senior managers. the royal college of wwnetnt— managers. the royal college of wwnetnt ont— managers. the royal college of nursing and unite. however voted ototnet— nursing and unite. however voted ototnet tne— nursing and unite. however voted oootnet tne pay— nursing and unite. however voted against the pay deal. the health seenetonv.— against the pay deal. the health secretary, steve— against the pay deal. the health secretary, steve barclay, says tne— secretary, steve barclay, says the government— secretary, steve barclay, says the government will implement the government will implement tne nov— the government will implement tne tov nee— the government will implement tne tov ton— the government will implement the pay rise for nhs workers and is the pay rise for nhs workers and te wttnt— the pay rise for nhs workers and te urging tne— the pay rise for nhs workers and is urging the remaining unions to ooeent— is urging the remaining unions to oeoent tne— is urging the remaining unions to accept the deal. it's a good day— to accept the deal. it's a good tov ton— to accept the deal. it's a good tov ton wts— to accept the deal. it's a good day for nhs staff— to accept the deal. it's a good day for nhs staff but it's also a day for nhs staff but it's also o toot— day for nhs staff but it's also o toot tov— day for nhs staff but it's also o toot tov ton— day for nhs staff but it's also a good day for patients. c cc

a good day for patients. it will ottow— a good day for patients. it will ottow oe— a good day for patients. it will ottow to to— a good day for patients. it will allow us to move— a good day for patients. it will allow us to move forward. now the nhs staff council has ratified this deal. it's been accepted by the majority of the nhs staff council and we can now move forward, focus together on the patients and also ensure that staff get their pay rise much sooner than would have been the case. however the shadow chancellor, rachel reeves, says the issue still isn't resolved . the issue still isn't resolved. and well, what this shows is tnot— and well, what this shows is to tnte— and well, what this shows is that this whole— and well, what this shows is that this whole load of industrial— that this whole load of industrial action was absolutely ovottotte— industrial action was absolutely ovottotte tt— industrial action was absolutely avoidable if the— industrial action was absolutely avoidable if the government had nove— avoidable if the government had two tone— avoidable if the government had have done what— avoidable if the government had have done what labour said enowtt— have done what labour said should have— have done what labour said should have happened months ago and should have happened months ago ont tnot— should have happened months ago ont to te— should have happened months ago ont to te tet— should have happened months ago and that is get round the table ont— and that is get round the table ont neoottote— and that is get round the table and negotiate it.— and that is get round the table and negotiate it. but it is also and negotiate it. but it is also o ettn— and negotiate it. but it is also o ettn ot— and negotiate it. but it is also o eton ot now— and negotiate it. but it is also a sign of how angry nurses and tnteet— a sign of how angry nurses and tnteet twnton— a sign of how angry nurses and indeed junior doctors are with tnte— indeed junior doctors are with this government— indeed junior doctors are with this government that the threat of this government that the threat ot tntwetntot— this government that the threat of industrial action continues otten— of industrial action continues even after today— of industrial action continues even after today . �*vvt�*ticc “ even after today. well, in other breaking news tonight , the breaking news tonight, the partygate investigator , sue partygate investigator, sue gray, has declined to speak to an inquiry. saraf's adding discussions with the labour party about a senior role . the

party about a senior role. the deputy prime minister says the probe into her planned switch from whitehall to become sir keir starmer's chief of staff, has been paused while the next steps are being considered. oliver dowden said it was up to the anti—corruption watchdog to recommend how long to delay the former senior official start date with labour. labour insisted that ms grey has fully cooperated . now a nurse accused cooperated. now a nurse accused of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill ten others says her whole world stopped when she was blamed for their deaths. 33 year old lucy letby is on trial at manchester crown court for the offences alleged to have taken place . between to have taken place. between 2015 and 2016 and giving evidence for the first time, letby said she thought of killing herself because of the allegation as the prosecution, however called let be a constant maleva presence at the neonatal unit of the countess of chester hospital . she denies all the hospital. she denies all the charges . now wrexham football

charges. now wrexham football club have kicked off a special victory parade to celebrate being promoted into the english football league. take a look . football league. take a look. holyrood . those were the sights holyrood. those were the sights and sounds earlier on this evening as thousands of fans lined the streets alongside the owners. ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney . as the club marked mcelhenney. as the club marked its return . after 15 years in its return. after 15 years in the wilderness , they won the the wilderness, they won the league with 111 points, a record for the top five divisions of football . they're the third football. they're the third oldest professional football team in the world. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio, and on the tunein app. this is gb news, britain's news . gb news, britain's news. channel tomorrow's news site now in our

mediabuzz. so let's kick off wttn— mediabuzz. so let's kick off wttn o— mediabuzz. so let's kick off wttn o venv— mediabuzz. so let's kick off with a very first— iitil so let's kick off with a very first look at the non— with a very first look at the tnont oooee— with a very first look at the front pages. hot— with a very first look at the front pages. hot off the press ont— front pages. hot off the press ont tne— front pages. hot off the press and the metro— front pages. hot off the press and the metro leads with killer ttnee— and the metro leads with killer wwnee weene— and the metro leads with killer nurse weeps in— and the metro leads with killer nurse weeps in court as lucy tettv— nurse weeps in court as lucy tettv wiped— nurse weeps in court as lucy letby wiped away tears in the wttneee— letby wiped away tears in the wttneee tov.— letby wiped away tears in the witness box, saying she was etetenet— witness box, saying she was etetenet to— witness box, saying she was sickened to be— witness box, saying she was sickened to be blamed for the teotne— sickened to be blamed for the teotne ot— sickened to be blamed for the deaths of babies— sickened to be blamed for the deaths of babies in her neonatal wntt— deaths of babies in her neonatal wntt .— deaths of babies in her neonatal wntt . swe— deaths of babies in her neonatal wntt . sue enow— deaths of babies in her neonatal unit . sue gray refuses to unit. sue gray refuses to eoonenote— unit. sue gray refuses to cooperate into - unit. sue gray refuses to cooperate into her into the tntenv— cooperate into her into the ianin no— cooperate into her into the inquiry, into her labour role. tnot-e— inquiry, into her labour role. tnot-e tne— inquiry, into her labour role. that's the lead— inquiry, into her labour role. that's the lead on the independent. it was also the teot— independent. it was also the teot tn— independent. it was also the teot tn nv— independent. it was also the lead in my digest tonight . the lead in my digest tonight. the cottnet— lead in my digest tonight. the cabinet office— lead in my digest tonight. the cabinet office inquiry into the tenontwne— cabinet office inquiry into the teoontwne ot— cabinet office inquiry into the departure of the— cabinet office inquiry into the departure of the top civil eenvont— departure of the top civil eetvont to— departure of the top civil servant to become slippery stonnen-e— servant to become slippery starmer's chief— servant to become slippery starmer's chief of staff otteoettv— starmer's chief of staff allegedly she agreed when shei woe—tonneon allegedly she agreed when she was partygate johnson allegedly she agreed when she was partygate has johnson allegedly she agreed when she was partygate has been|ohnson allegedly she agreed when she was partygate has been paused and partygate has been paused otten— and partygate has been paused otten .— and partygate has been paused otten . ant— and partygate has been paused otten . ant t— and partygate has been paused after . and i still— and partygate has been paused after . and i still can't believe after. and i still can't believe tn — after. and i still can't believe tn eovtnt— after. and i still can't believe tn eovtno tnte— after. and i still can't believe i'm saying this. she took a vow of i'm saying this. she took a vow ot ettenoe— i'm saying this. she took a vow of silence and— i'm saying this. she took a vow of silence and refused to speak. ateotwtetv— of silence and refused to speak. absolutely unbelievable . of absolutely unbelievable. of course, we may— absolutely unbelievable. of course, we may expect some of tne— course, we may expect some of to toten— course, we may expect some of the later editions— course, we may expect some of the later editions of the newenooene— the later editions of the newspapers to include the tevetootno— newspapers to include the developing situation at buckingham we have buckingham palace, which we have teen— buckingham palace, which we have teen-ttve— buckingham palace, which we have teen-ttve tene— buckingham palace, which we have been-live here on- buckingham palace, which we have been live here on gb been covering live here on gb newe— been covering live here on gb teve-eteo.— been covering live here on gb news-8:00.-we- been covering live here on gb news 8:00. we will news since 8:00. and we will nove— news since 8:00. and we will noveon—— news since 8:00. and we will have-on that- news since 8:00. and we will have _on that veryi have an update on that very enonttv. — have an update on that very enonttv. so— have an update on that very enonttv. so to— have an update on that very shortly. so do stay tuned. but tetone— shortly. so do stay tuned. but tetonel— shortly. so do stay tuned. but tetonel nv— shortly. so do stay tuned. but before , my superstar before that, my superstar panel

toot— before that, my superstar panel toot-notw— before that, my superstar panel back-daily mail- before that, my superstar panel back daily mail queen back with me. daily mail queen anonto— back with me. daily mail queen anonto-.— back with me. daily mail queen anonto-. tne— back with me. daily mail queen amanda , the conservative amanda platell, the conservative eonnnenoontt— amanda platell, the conservative commentator to _ amanda platell, the conservative commentator to the reverend cotvtn— commentator to the reverend calvin robinson— commentator to the reverend calvin robinson ,_ commentator to the reverend calvin robinson , and the author calvin robinson, and the author ont— calvin robinson, and the author ont townnottet— calvin robinson, and the author and journalist rebecca reid. nowt_ and journalist rebecca reid. now, bombshell royal interviews nove— now, bombshell royal interviews nove o— now, bombshell royal interviews nove o nottt— now, bombshell royal interviews have a habit of— now, bombshell royal interviews have a habit of going very badly ntnt— have a habit of going very badly ttent tnon — have a habit of going very badly ttent tnon tne— have a habit of going very badly right from the career ending car onoen— right from the career ending car crash between— right from the career ending car crash between prince andrew and the untrustworthy— crash between prince andrew and the untrustworthy emily maitlis to tne— the untrustworthy emily maitlis to the sussexes— the untrustworthy emily maitlis to the sussexes launching a teete— to the sussexes launching a tteewe ot— to the sussexes launching a tissue of lies— to the sussexes launching a tissue of lies in— to the sussexes launching a tissue of lies in their cosy sit town— tissue of lies in their cosy sit down alongside— tissue of lies in their cosy sit down alongside oprah. but twettnt— down alongside oprah. but twettno tne— down alongside oprah. but bucking the trend last night was tntneeee— bucking the trend last night was princess anne,— bucking the trend last night was princess anne, as— bucking the trend last night was princess anne, as she proved toet— princess anne, as she proved twet now— princess anne, as she proved twet now ttt— princess anne, as she proved twet now to on— princess anne, as she proved just how big an asset she is to tne— just how big an asset she is to to tnten— just how big an asset she is to the british monarchy in a rare ont— the british monarchy in a rare ont tn—tentn— the british monarchy in a rare and in—depth chat with the conotton— and in—depth chat with the canadian network cbc. the tntneeee— canadian network cbc. the princess royal— canadian network cbc. the princess royal fired back at the nont— princess royal fired back at the not tott-e— princess royal fired back at the hard left's campaign for the tovot— hard left's campaign for the tovot tonttv— hard left's campaign for the royal family to _ hard left's campaign for the royal family to pay slavery nenonottone— royal family to pay slavery reparations, and she criticised tten— reparations, and she criticised tnen. my— reparations, and she criticised them. my goodness, i love this town— them. my goodness, i love this growing tott— them. my goodness, i love this growing tott ot— them. my goodness, i love this growing talk of a— them. my goodness, i love this growing talk of a future slimmed town— growing talk of a future slimmed town monotony— growing talk of a future slimmed down monarchy .— growing talk of a future slimmed down monarchy . so take that, down monarchy. so take that, cnontee. — down monarchy. so take that, charles. look— down monarchy. so take that, charles. look a— down monarchy. so take that, charles. look a historical neneneettve— charles. look a historical perspective which is slightly ttttenent— perspective which is slightly ttttenent .— perspective which is slightly different , maybe more realistic different, maybe more realistic . ont— different, maybe more realistic . ont wnen— different, maybe more realistic , and which is— different, maybe more realistic , and which is now the historical— , and which is now the historical perspective. c historical perspective. it just

toee— historical perspective. it just goes toot— historical perspective. it just goes toot o— historical perspective. it just goes back a lot— historical perspective. it just goes back a lot further . and the goes back a lot further. and the modern context are very different. slavery hasn't gone away . no, come on, don't be too away. no, come on, don't be too focussed on time scales and penods. focussed on time scales and periods. history isn't like that. well i think the slimmed down was was said in a day when there were a few more people around. make that seem like a justifiable right comment . the justifiable right comment. the world changes a bit. it changes a bit. i mean, it doesn't sound like a good idea from where i'm standing , i have to say, i'm not standing, i have to say, i'm not quite sure what else we can do . quite sure what else we can do. now, the princess royal's anti—woke views seem to be at odds with her older brother, but after that exhibition from anne cohen, robinson isn't it about time that charles actually recognises what he's got in the family? i think, anne, eentonetw— family? i think, anne, seriously, and- family? i think, anne, seriously, and i- cg 7 i think, anne, seriously, and i really mean tnte— seriously, and i really mean this should— seriously, and i really mean this should become the chief otvteen— this should become the chief otvteen to— this should become the chief adviser to the— this should become the chief adviser to the new king. i'd tove— adviser to the new king. i'd tove nen— adviser to the new king. i'd tove net to— adviser to the new king. i'd love her to be— adviser to the new king. i'd love her to be queen. she's onotne— love her to be queen. she's amazing. this is why she's

everyone's favourite royal. she can't just come. i know,- everyone's favourite royal. she can't just come. i know, i- ” she can't just come. i know, i know. tove— can't just come. i know, i know. tove to— can't just come. i know, i know. tove to ttt— can't just come. i know, i know. tove to ttt o— can't just come. i know, i know. have to kill a whole load of oeonte. — have to kill a whole load of oeonte. tte— have to kill a whole load of people. it's not— have to kill a whole load of people. c people. it's not just about putting a crown on to become a queen. we know that, don't we? but queen. we know that, don't we? not—etet— queen. we know that, don't we? but she's making but the fact that she's making these statements says these statements publicly says perhaps inner perhaps she's not in his inner advisory she should advisory circle, as she should be. needs to be listening be. so he needs to be listening to that's common to her because that's common sense. and sense. that's pragmatism. and that's from the that's what we need from the royal how we royal family. that's how we modernise by doing modernise it, not by doing this woke of reparations and woke nonsense of reparations and slimming listen to slimming down. listen to princess anne. i thought what was particularly— princess anne. i thought what was particularly brave- 37�*” i ' ““i i thought what was particularly brave and i neottv— was particularly brave and i neottv to— was particularly brave and i really do mean— was particularly brave and i really do mean that because when you really do mean that because when vow tott— really do mean that because when vow tott otowt— really do mean that because when you talk about this— really do mean that because when you talk about this issue , you you talk about this issue, you know.— you talk about this issue, you know. vote — you talk about this issue, you know, you're going to have the you talk about this issue, you know,mob re going to have the you talk about this issue, you know,mob coming to have the you talk about this issue, you know,mob coming for have the you talk about this issue, you know,mob coming for you. the you talk about this issue, you know,mob coming for you. isie you talk about this issue, you know,mob coming for you. is that woke mob coming for you. is that wnen— woke mob coming for you. is that wnen ene— woke mob coming for you. is that wnen ene tott— woke mob coming for you. is that when she told really contextualised the issue of ntetonte— contextualised the issue of historic slavery? amanda tottotton— historic slavery? amanda tottotton .— historic slavery? amanda battalion , she- historic slavery? amanda battalion , she made the very battalion, she made the very tnnontont— battalion, she made the very tnnontont-tt-e- battalion, she made the very important it's still important point. it's still going— important point. it's still going on— important point. it's still going on today. see, that's the thing was overlooked in the thing that was overlooked in the original headlines. just saying she's charles she's at odds with charles because doesn't that because she doesn't think that we looking that we should be looking back, that was pertinent point was a really pertinent point because modern because we know modern slavery is problem the is a huge problem around the world. and i thought that was utopian's talk a bit more about that. well, you know, we talk about the time. i don't

about it all the time. i don't want to the echr . bring it want to leave the echr. bring it back to stopping the boats as even back to stopping the boats as ever, but look, she was brilliant on slavery. new once and not woke . i thought that, and not woke. i thought that, you know, talking about the slimline monarchy what she's basically saying is i'm the hardest working royal here. i can't work anymore. you know, you can't slim us down anymore. i thought she was brilliant and she's got a sense of humour. she wears it. i lightly. i know wears it. i know lightly. i know the she's so likeable the reason she's so likeable and she everyone's i she is everyone's favourite. i think, because she. she think, is because she. she jokingly is saying are jokingly is saying there are people twitter the people on twitter making the joke like, oh, well, of course she doesn't want slim down she doesn't want to slim down monarchy. she lose herjob. that's what she's saying. that was like was her joke. she was like obviously from my point view, obviously from my point of view, i want that. is funny, i don't want that. she is funny, albie. she's also albie. but i think she's also saying work more saying i couldn't work any more than already. yeah also saying i couldn't work any more tharalso already. yeah also saying i couldn't work any more tharalso makest. yeah also saying i couldn't work any more tharalso makes reference also saying i couldn't work any more tharalso makes reference to also saying i couldn't work any more tharalso makes reference to not» she also makes reference to not being job, which being to get another job, which is very funny and very is again, very funny and very she's daughter. she's her mother's daughter. but look, in another part of the tntetvtew— but look, in another part of the tntetvtew-t— but look, in another part of the interview-i wanted- but look, in another part of the interview i wanted show interview that i wanted to show you— you more, her father's, if onvtttno— you more, her father's, if anything, the anything, and spoke about the toll lockdown _ anything, and spoke about the toll lockdown had on the ettentv. — toll lockdown had on the ettentv. n..— toll lockdown had on the elderly. me, i—

toll lockdown had on the elderly. me, i found this really enottonot— emotional, actually, notably eoeottnt— speaking for the first time otowt—ot- speaking for the first time- about_of lockdown about the impact of lockdown on ttnee— about the impact of lockdown on ttnee-nte— about the impact of lockdown on prince-his final- about the impact of lockdown on prince his final days. prince philip in his final days. woton— prince philip in his final days. woten tnte— prince philip in his final days. woten tnte . — prince philip in his final days. watch this . i— prince philip in his final days. watch this . cti“l prince philip in his final days. watch this. cti“l watch this. i suppose i tend to think it stole a bit from my father, who , you know, lost father, who, you know, lost a lot of the people who would have gone to see him and talk to him and have those conversations that kept him interested. and he lost . he lost all of that lost. he lost all of that online, didn't do it for everybody. i mean, i'm sorry to bnng everybody. i mean, i'm sorry to bring it up, but i think of that that image of your mother, the queen, by herself. yes. in that moment , that that was a very . moment, that that was a very. yeah, you're quite right. and then some glad we then in some ways, i'm glad we didn't see that at moment. didn't see that at that moment. and when you see the photograph, it's much worse somehow . calvin it's much worse somehow. calvin robinson as lockdown— c i“ calvin robinson as lockdown sceptics t— robinson as lockdown sceptics t tntnt— robinson as lockdown sceptics are, i think we— robinson as lockdown sceptics are, i think we always knew that the are, i think we always knew that to tovot— are, i think we always knew that the royal family— are, i think we always knew that the royal family were not really on boot— the royal family were not really on board with— the royal family were not really on board with the— the royal family were not really on board with the hysteria . the on board with the hysteria. the tween— on board with the hysteria. the queen tne— on board with the hysteria. the queen, the late— on board with the hysteria. the queen, the late queen, for example— queen, the late queen, for evonnte .— queen, the late queen, for example , refused to wear the example, refused to wear the noete— example, refused to wear the noete .— example, refused to wear the noete . ott— example, refused to wear the noete . not t— example, refused to wear the masks. but i found this so powentwt— masks. but i found this so

powentwt to— masks. but i found this so powerful to actually hear from an powerful to actually hear from on tn— powerful to actually hear from an in an emotional context. this is an in an emotional context. this te tttevenv— an in an emotional context. this te tntevenv. vow— an in an emotional context. this is thievery. you know, lockdown tntevenv— is thievery. you know, lockdown tntevenv .— is thievery. you know, lockdown was thievery. it— is thievery. you know, lockdown was thievery . it destroyed the was thievery. it destroyed the int— was thievery. it destroyed the ttnot tove— was thievery. it destroyed the ttnot tove ot— was thievery. it destroyed the final days of prince philip. but more importantly— final days of prince philip. but more importantly than that, it notee— more importantly than that, it notee tt— more importantly than that, it makes it personal. that's why it's makes it personal. that's why to eo— makes it personal. that's why it's so powerful, because that story could have been any one of us, any one of our grandparents. but it's the royal family, so they're there. they're putting it out there. that's royal is that's what the royal family is all right. is to all about, right. is to represent us. so they're putting it out there. so no government should take our should ever be able to take our civil away us civil liberties away from us ever for anything like ever again for anything like that. amanda that that. amanda patel i found that oteotwtetv— amanda patel i found that absolutely fascinating actually. the absolutely fascinating actually. tne-ene— absolutely fascinating actually. the-she didn't- absolutely fascinating actually. the she didn't just the fact that she didn't just toe— the fact that she didn't just toe tne— the fact that she didn't just toe tne pontv— the fact that she didn't just toe the party line in terms of eovtnt— toe the party line in terms of sayingv on.— toe the party line in terms of saying, oh, lockdown saved lots of saying, oh, lockdown saved lots ot ttvee— saying, oh, lockdown saved lots of lives actually— saying, oh, lockdown saved lots of lives actually ,_ saying, oh, lockdown saved lots of lives actually , she spoke of lives actually, she spoke otowt— of lives actually, she spoke otowt tne— of lives actually, she spoke about the fact— of lives actually, she spoke about the fact that it destroyed the about the fact that it destroyed tne ttvee— about the fact that it destroyed tne ttvee ot— about the fact that it destroyed the lives of elderly people . the lives of elderly people. not— the lives of elderly people. not ttot-e— the lives of elderly people. but that's the— the lives of elderly people. but that's the great- the lives of elderly people. but that's the great thing about anneis but that's the great thing about anne is she she speaks honestly . so many nuggets in that interview, which she would have thought about a great deal before she gave it. and that was like her message saying never have a covid lockdown again. we'll never do it. that was her message. and it's so profound

coming from her. yeah, because less coming from her. yeah, because teee te— coming from her. yeah, because teee te none— coming from her. yeah, because less is more sometimes.- ti.titi“ “tlg yeah, because less is more sometimes. rebecca tott— less is more sometimes. rebecca tett veon— less is more sometimes. rebecca tett veon .— less is more sometimes. rebecca tett veon . t— less is more sometimes. rebecca reid yeah , i don't— less is more sometimes. rebecca reid yeah , i don't think she was reid yeah, i don't think she was tttetv— reid yeah, i don't think she was tttetv to— reid yeah, i don't think she was tttetv to oone— reid yeah, i don't think she was likely to come out— reid yeah, i don't think she was likely to come out and do the tott— likely to come out and do the tott oo— likely to come out and do the full gb news— likely to come out and do the full gb news spiel about lockdowns. _ full gb news spiel about lockdowns. full gb news spiel about- lockdowns. i'm not has not given up hope. i'm not sure she was actually saying that lockdown stole from her. i think she was saying stole from saying covid stole from everybody. was more everybody. i think she was more neutral she wasn't. neutral than to say she wasn't. she criticising she wasn't criticising a deliberate political decision. no, criticising the no, she was criticising the situation more broadly . but that situation more broadly. but that was so clever about but was what so clever about it. but whatever you feel about whatever however you feel about lockdowns, can agree that lockdowns, we can all agree that we stolen from us. but i we all had stolen from us. but i think that's a rewriting- we all had stolen from us. but i think that's a rewriting of- think that's a rewriting of it. cotvtn— think that's a rewriting of it. cotvtn veon.— think that's a rewriting of it. calvin yeah, i— think that's a rewriting of it. calvin yeah, i thought it was totte— calvin yeah, i thought it was totte teot— calvin yeah, i thought it was quite clear the— calvin yeah, i thought it was quite clear the way it inserted any— quite clear the way it inserted onv—eoveote- any of the usual caveats, so. on.— any of the usual caveats, so. on-oownee— any of the usual caveats, so. on-oownee-woei oh, but of course covid was a note— oh, but of course covid was a note tonten— oh, but of course covid was a huge danger and— oh, but of course covid was a huge danger and it wasn't. this was necessary. it— huge danger and it wasn't. this was necessary. it wasn't it woen-t— was necessary. it wasn't it woen-t-o tne- was necessary. it wasn't it- wasn't-or the .that wasn't the cold or the flu that note— wasn't the cold or the flu that note nen— wasn't the cold or the flu that made her mother— wasn't the cold or the flu that made her mother sit there by neneett — made her mother sit there by herself, lonely— made her mother sit there by herself, lonely and isolated. it-government's- herself, lonely and isolated. i it-government's reaction it was the government's reaction to the cold or the flu. that's i think was clear from think that was very clear from all transcriptions of the all of the transcriptions of the interview. in the square tnetete— interview. in the square brackets, it— interview. in the square brackets, it says- in the square brackets, it says cove. it says, i brackets, it says cove. it says, t—tne— brackets, it says cove. it says,| i_the transcript. brackets, it says cove. it says, i the transcript. brackets, it says cove. it says, i i: the transcript. brackets, it says cove. it says, i i: the tra�*ttt?cti.“til i just watched. i just watched the footage. quite clear the footage. it's quite clear the entire interview, the official that official transcription say that

she's that she was she's very clear that she was referring to. that's revisionist she's very clear that she was referrit's to. that's revisionist she's very clear that she was referrit's not that's revisionist she's very clear that she was referrit's not very,s revisionist she's very clear that she was referrit's not very, very,sionist she's very clear that she was referrit's not very, very, very;t , but it's not very, very, very teot— , but it's not very, very, very eteon .— , but it's not very, very, very eteon. tt— , but it's not very, very, very clear. it was— , but it's not very, very, very clear. it was great to see her atte— clear. it was great to see her ttte tnte— clear. it was great to see her like this, wasn't— clear. it was great to see her like this, wasn't it, amanda? it toot.— like this, wasn't it, amanda? it toot. we— like this, wasn't it, amanda? it toot. we ott— like this, wasn't it, amanda? it look, we all kind— like this, wasn't it, amanda? it look, we all kind of have always not— look, we all kind of have always not o— look, we all kind of have always not o ntnt— look, we all kind of have always not o ttnt ot— look, we all kind of have always had a kind of crush— look, we all kind of have always had a kind of crush on princess anne— had a kind of crush on princess anne toet— had a kind of crush on princess anne just because— had a kind of crush on princess anne just because she always eeennet— anne just because she always eeennet to— anne just because she always eeennet to te— anne just because she always seemed to be forthright. she was she eent— seemed to be forthright. she was she sent ot— seemed to be forthright. she was she sort of embodied her mother and her father . and in this, she and her father. and in this, she is telling a lot of truths without being wokeist without any special pleading. you know, without, you know, trying to she's just so honest about really, really important issues that face us. she's not trying, is she? she's no, she's not. sometimes it feels like there's been a focus group and they're trying the points. no, been a focus group and they're tryi no, the points. no, been a focus group and they're tryi no, it the points. no, been a focus group and they're tryi no, it did:he points. no, been a focus group and they're tryi no, it did not)oints. no, been a focus group and they're tryi no, it did not feels. no, been a focus group and they're tryi no, it did not feel like i, no, no, it did not feel like that. it totally authentic. that. it felt totally authentic. and but she would have thought about hard. now, about that long and hard. now, look, i've been look, for months i've been wonntnt— look, for months i've been wonntnt-tt— look, for months i've been warning - if the - warning that if the ecoterrorists stop oil ecoterrorists that just stop oil oonttnwe— ecoterrorists that just stop oil continue _the - ecoterrorists that just stop oil continue the roads, continue blocking the roads, eventwottv— continue blocking the roads,- eventually—going eventually someone was going to get hurt. and today the inevitable— get hurt. and today the inevitable happened get hurt. and today the- inevitable-happened . and inevitable finally happened. and tnene-e— inevitable finally happened. and there's aukus— inevitable finally happened. and there's aukus. _ inevitable finally happened. and there's aukus . /titc. ”ti inevitable finally happened. and there's aukus. /titc. ”ti ”lg“c there's aukus. you're right. all oven there's aukus. you're right. all

over. are you okay? it's gone over. are you okay? it's gone over a over. are you okay? it's gone o toot— over. are you okay? it's gone o toot . — over. are you okay? it's gone over a foot . so following that, over a foot. so following that, have the agitators reconsidered their dangerous and hostile tactics ? no, of course not. they tactics? no, of course not. they blamed anyone but themselves hysterically writing online after weeks of inflammatory language from politicians. and. oh, yeah, wait for it right wing media personalities. i wonder who they mean . a car has finally who they mean. a car has finally rammed into a peaceful protest . rammed into a peaceful protest. for god's sake, take some responsibility for brainwashing your supporters , daughters and your supporters, daughters and hurling them into the middle of busy roads and stop it before something terrible happens because it will all mark my words if you continue to go and stand in the middle of busy roads , it's not the fault of roads, it's not the fault of commentators , it is the fault of commentators, it is the fault of you as an eco terrorist. and it makes me very angry because it might not just be them injured, it might be one of us injured. maybe the reason a foot got run over was because she'd glued it to the road . is that clear? to the road. is that clear? that's their other stunt, isn't

it? that's their other shtick. rebecca begum robinson. amanda patel. do stand by because coming we'll have latest coming up, we'll have the latest from buckingham palace after police for police arrested a man for throwing shotgun throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into palace grounds just king's just day before the king's coronation. we broke the news live as our team was live earlier as our team was dramatically evacuated from the media and we'll show the media area. and we'll show the moment rees—mogg was moment when jacob rees—mogg was actually broadcasting, as we heard the explosion coming from the palace . but next, as meghan the palace. but next, as meghan markle launches three pr stunts ahead of this weekend's coronation, why is the popularity the shameless popularity of the shameless sussexes continuing to sink? tom bower will be on that very soon, but i can tell you after the break, nevena bridgen is going to speak out live .

11 on gb news britain's news. channel forensic royal analysis with tom bower coming up imminently. but first, the tontee— imminently. but first, the tontee oe— imminently. but first, the tories are bracing- but first, the tories are bracing themselves for tories are bracing themselves ton tne— tories are bracing themselves for the publication of an expose tnto— for the publication of an expose tnto tne— for the publication of an expose into the behind— for the publication of an expose into the behind the scenes drama wttntn— into the behind the scenes drama wttntn on— into the behind the scenes drama within our ruling— into the behind the scenes drama within our ruling party. it will oownteev— within our ruling party. it will come courtesy of— within our ruling party. it will come courtesy of nevena bridgen .tne— come courtesy of nevena bridgen .tne ttntnt— come courtesy of nevena bridgen , the fuming wife— come courtesy of nevena bridgen , the fuming wife of expelled tonv— , the fuming wife of expelled tonv ttt— , the fuming wife of expelled tory mp andrew— , the fuming wife of expelled tory mp andrew bridgen, who is entont— tory mp andrew bridgen, who is entont on— tory mp andrew bridgen, who is entont on o— tory mp andrew bridgen, who is embark on a fierce— tory mp andrew bridgen, who is embark on a fierce defence of net— embark on a fierce defence of net nwetont— embark on a fierce defence of her husband in— embark on a fierce defence of her husband in the wake of his cowo— her husband in the wake of his covid vaccine— her husband in the wake of his covid vaccine furore after antnew— covid vaccine furore after antnew oe— covid vaccine furore after andrew was controversially tootet— andrew was controversially booted from _ andrew was controversially booted from the party last week, weveno— booted from the party last week, nevena released— booted from the party last week, nevena released a— booted from the party last week, nevena released a sensational etotenent— nevena released a sensational statement that— nevena released a sensational statement that read in part, ttnottv— statement that read in part, finally t— statement that read in part, finally t on— statement that read in part, finally, i can talk about the oeneonentn— finally, i can talk about the

censorship abuse and racism i've evnentenoet— censorship abuse and racism i've experienced firsthand as a potttteot— experienced firsthand as a political wife— experienced firsthand as a political wife in the past six veone— political wife in the past six veone tn— political wife in the past six years in westminster. the professional— years in westminster. the professional star opera singer ont— professional star opera singer ont wntten— professional star opera singer and writer of— professional star opera singer and writer of the— professional star opera singer and writer of the wives of westminster— and writer of the wives of westminster blog twisted the anne— westminster blog twisted the knife further— westminster blog twisted the knife further by— westminster blog twisted the knife further by promising a tet— knife further by promising a tett ott— knife further by promising a tell all book— knife further by promising a tell all book more dramatic than the tell all book more dramatic than to etonvttne— tell all book more dramatic than the storyline she— tell all book more dramatic than the storyline she performs on etote— the storyline she performs on etote .— the storyline she performs on etooe . sne— the storyline she performs on stage . she wrote— the storyline she performs on stage . she wrote for six years, stage. she wrote for six years, i stage. she wrote for six years, t oe— stage. she wrote for six years, t ntoeet — stage. she wrote for six years, i was placed on— stage. she wrote for six years, i was placed on the silence button— i was placed on the silence twtton ttt— i was placed on the silence button, but enough is enough. ntone— button, but enough is enough. me on— button, but enough is enough. we on ton— button, but enough is enough. buckle up for the— button, but enough is enough. buckle up for the confessions of the westminster— buckle up for the confessions of the westminster wife. so as she onenonee— the westminster wife. so as she oneoonee to— the westminster wife. so as she prepares to unleash her bombshell— prepares to unleash her bombshell book, which we've nootet — bombshell book, which we've nootet wn— bombshell book, which we've mocked up here— bombshell book, which we've mocked up here and with westminster,— mocked up here and with westminster, braced for what she oowtt— westminster, braced for what she eowtt eveot— westminster, braced for what she could reveal, nevena joins me to— could reveal, nevena joins me now to disclose— could reveal, nevena joins me now to disclose all in loyal tetenoe— now to disclose all in loyal tetenoe ot— now to disclose all in loyal defence of her— now to disclose all in loyal defence of her husband , andrew defence of her husband, andrew ontogen— defence of her husband, andrew onttten. so— defence of her husband, andrew bridgen. so nevena bridgen , this bridgen. so nevena bridgen, this is bridgen. so nevena bridgen, this te vow— bridgen. so nevena bridgen, this te vow tnet— bridgen. so nevena bridgen, this is your first interview. what vow— is your first interview. what are you referring to about wnot-e— are you referring to about wnot-e oone— are you referring to about what's gone on- are you referring to about what's gone on behind the scenes in what's gone on behind the scenes tn tne— what's gone on behind the scenes in the conservative— what's gone on behind the scenes in the conservative party ? in the conservative party? sorry— in the conservative party? $be on— in the conservative party? sonv. vow— in the conservative party? sorry, can you come- in the conservative party? sorry, can you come again? i didn't hear. do we have your eownt— didn't hear. do we have your eownt e— didn't hear. do we have your sound ? nevena,— didn't hear. do we have your sound ? nevena, can- “ c do we have your sound ? nevena, can you hear me ? sound? nevena, can you hear me? v...— sound? nevena, can you hear me? wee. we— sound? nevena, can you hear me? wee. we t— sound? nevena, can you hear me? yes, we can. i can't— sound? nevena, can you hear me?

yes, we can. i can't hear- sound? nevena, can you hear me? t/ti5 i“ i can't hear nevena yes, we can. i can't hear nevena we toet— yes, we can. i can't hear nevena we twet oneot— yes, we can. i can't hear nevena can we just check that- t/ti5 i“ i can't hear nevena can we just check that we're oetttnt— can we just check that we're getting nevena _ can we just check that we're getting nevena sound nevena sorry-— getting nevena sound nevena sonv. wett— getting nevena sound nevena sonv. we-tt ttv— getting nevena sound nevena sorry. we'll try that again . sorry. we'll try that again. wnot— sorry. we'll try that again. wnot oe— sorry. we'll try that again. what are you— sorry. we'll try that again. what are you planning to do ? what are you planning to do? oteotoee— what are you planning to do? disclose about— what are you planning to do? disclose about what's been going on tentnt— disclose about what's been going on tentnt tne— disclose about what's been going on behind the scenes in the conservative— on behind the scenes in the conservative party ? well then, conservative party? well then, netto. — conservative party? well then, netto. tt— conservative party? well then, netto. tt vot— conservative party? well then, hello. if you can— conservative party? well then, hello. �*7 i?“ hello. if you can hear me now, i'm planning to finally speak. you know , i have no freedom to you know, i have no freedom to speak and reveal everything that was going on in for the six years being behind the stage of political life in westminster from basically first visit to chequers under theresa may. in my official initiation into political life behind the scenes and let's say initiation into so—called the conservative club, you know, through ups and downs , you know, three and a half prime ministers is about how they made me feel as a second class citizen on numerous of instances of . and so how did instances of. and so how did tnot—

instances of. and so how did to now— instances of. and so how did that how did— instances of. and so how did that how did they— i and so how did that how did they make you feel? ttve— that how did they make you feel? ttte o— that how did they make you feel? ttte o eeont— that how did they make you feel? like a second class— that how did they make you feel? like a second class citizen in wevenoe— like a second class citizen in wevenoe te— like a second class citizen in nevena? is this— like a second class citizen in nevena? is this what you were netenntnt— nevena? is this what you were netenntnt to — nevena? is this what you were referring to when— nevena? is this what you were referring to when you referenced e — referring to when you referenced e tee.— referring to when you referenced racism ? yes, racism.- referring to when you referenced racism ? t/ti5 ”?ti. ' “l referring to when you referenced racism ? /ti5 i “l racism? yes, racism. and also, you know, anti—immigrant comments , you know, trying to comments, you know, trying to censor me, coming to my husband and saying , quote, put your wife and saying, quote, put your wife on the leash with a clear message that if i'm not tamed, that , you know, there will be that, you know, there will be consequences . you know, and many consequences. you know, and many other, you know, scandals and the experience, very unique perspective . i have you know, perspective. i have you know, i've been in many places and many rooms that journalists couldn't be so , you know, i'm couldn't be so, you know, i'm finally free to speak and i don't listen. i'm not going to hold back. i'm going to tell how how it was, how it is, how i see it, how i experienced it, and, you know, they can like it or not, but i will tell my truth. and also including what what what you're experiencing now . what you're experiencing now. so, you know, and political persecution that is happening with the expulsion of my husband from party. so he has been

from the party. so he has been evnettet— from the party. so he has been expelled because _ from the party. so he has been expelled because he— so he has been expelled because he made a comment— expelled because he made a comment which— expelled because he made a comment which compared vaccine tntwtee— comment which compared vaccine tntwtee to. — comment which compared vaccine injuries to. well,— comment which compared vaccine injuries to. well, the argument tnot— injuries to. well, the argument to te— injuries to. well, the argument was that he compared it to the totooowet. — was that he compared it to the holocaust. he— was that he compared it to the holocaust. he didn't actually eonnonen— holocaust. he didn't actually oonnonen tt— holocaust. he didn't actually eonnonen tt to— holocaust. he didn't actually compare it to the— holocaust. he didn't actually compare it to the holocaust, did nee— compare it to the holocaust, did to? te— compare it to the holocaust, did net to eott— compare it to the holocaust, did net to eott tt— compare it to the holocaust, did he? he said it was— compare it to the holocaust, did he? he said it was the worst eoontot— he? he said it was the worst scandal since— he? he said it was the worst scandal since holocaust. scandal since the holocaust. howeve— scandal since the holocaust. however this— scandal since the holocaust. however this has— scandal since the holocaust. however this has offended a lot of however this has offended a lot ot pebble-— however this has offended a lot ot oeonte. too— however this has offended a lot ot oeonte. no vow— however this has offended a lot of people. do you feel like tnete— of people. do you feel like tnene te— of people. do you feel like tnene te on— of people. do you feel like there is an attempt to shut down neonte— there is an attempt to shut down neoote wttntn— there is an attempt to shut down people within the— there is an attempt to shut down people within the conservative party— people within the conservative tontv wno — people within the conservative party who are speaking up on the teete— party who are speaking up on the ot— party who are speaking up on the issue of vaccine— party who are speaking up on the issue of vaccine harms ? cj“ issue of vaccine harms? oh, toten— issue of vaccine harms? oh, tteten. tnet— issue of vaccine harms? oh, listen, first, let— issue of vaccine harms? oh, listen, first, let me tell you about this. it was a quote of an israeli professor, and it was, as you said, it was an operation. it was basically a reference point. and we can argue that it was insensitive, maybe. and he did apologise if he offended someone. but if my husband was an anti—semite semite, he would never be afterwards invited to a westminster synagogue to speak to the, you know, jewish community. so that's that's first. but that was basically an

instrument to, uh, you know, go against him to and assessing his character . yeah. so if you speak character. yeah. so if you speak for the vaccines, that's not my topic . if you want to speak topic. if you want to speak about that, you know, i'm not an expert and i'm not going to get into details of that. if you want to speak about that, you can . knows lot, can call him. he knows a lot, you know, he can put you in you know, or he can put you in touch with doctors that are talking who've talking or people who've been harmed there is a fact harmed. but there is a fact there , you know, and that i'm there, you know, and that i'm experiencing is that when you voice these issues that you're going to be definitely cancelled. you know , and this is cancelled. you know, and this is in the end, it's not just andrew bridgen or our family that's being basically being affected. it's basically the fight for freedom of speech. you know, as an elected politician, you do your job in responsibility is to stand and raise the issues that your people are coming forward with. you know, he is doing his job. you know, he is doing his job. you can like it or not, you can

debate it, but you cannot go into political persecution and use the instruments , autocrats, use the instruments, autocrats, instruments, basically . you instruments, basically. you know, we have to be able to have the debate. absolutely. and we've been having- : absolutely. and we've been having the debate on tonne— we've been having the debate on vaccine harms on— we've been having the debate on vaccine harms on this show for tono— vaccine harms on this show for tono tetone— vaccine harms on this show for long before anyone in the mainstream— long before anyone in the mainstream media or the conservative— mainstream media or the conservative party, to be frank, totttnt— conservative party, to be frank, was talking about— conservative party, to be frank, was talking about it. who tneotet— was talking about it. who tneotet vow— was talking about it. who treated you so— was talking about it. who treated you so badly? nevena you atte— treated you so badly? nevena you ttte on— treated you so badly? nevena you seem like an absolutely lovely too vow— seem like an absolutely lovely woman. do you want to name any of woman. do you want to name any ot tne— woman. do you want to name any of the politicians— woman. do you want to name any of the politicians who treated you— of the politicians who treated vow badly? — of the politicians who treated vow badly? tnt— of the politicians who treated you badly? tlgtit “tlg you badly? i'm not going to reveal the details in this instance because you know you will need to wait until my book comes out. but are you talking cabinet ministers? are you talking prime— ti.?it i“ 7 are you talking prime ministers i'm totttnt— talking prime ministers i'm totttno very— talking prime ministers i'm talking very high- talking prime ministers i'm talking very high profile old politicians , you know, in in politicians, you know, in in conservative party, many of them women and men. so would you say that conservative politicians should be nervous about your book? you're going to be

nneoonet— book? you're going to be prepared to— 7 you're going to be prepared to reveal stories that may— prepared to reveal stories that nov te— prepared to reveal stories that may be uncomfortable ? �*vvt�*ticc may be uncomfortable? well, they can may be uncomfortable? well, they te— may be uncomfortable? well, they can be whatever they want, frankly. you know , to tell you, frankly. you know, to tell you, you know, i'm not bothered about that. i'm more into, like revealing, you know, the those big moral giants, you know, that people are voting for, that they have a right to know who are they and how they treat people around and what how they pretend in the public eye when they when they are where there is a campaign going on and when we need to vote, you know, you know, all happening. know, this is all happening. this persecution and this silencing down and, you know, this is all happening under rishi 2023 britain, rishi sunak regime 2023 britain, you know, this is not some country. this is vast. you know, this is democracy. this is this is democratic system, apparently. but what we experiencing as a family is not democracy, because, you know, my husband didn't have rights to speak or to defend himself. and basically they stopped his appeal by leaking the information to the press . and information to the press. and that's with the aim to completely , you know, dehumanise

completely, you know, dehumanise scheme to kill his dignity. i mean, to kill, you scheme to kill his dignity. i mean, to kill , you know, to ruin mean, to kill, you know, to ruin his dignity , ruin his his dignity, ruin his credibility and ruin our family. because, you know , when you do because, you know, when you do when you take like topics, like anti—semitism , which is very anti—semitism, which is very easy to use against someone , you easy to use against someone, you know, when you take the weaponize, the mental health issues and you label label him with, you know, delusional, whatever on national television without the chance to reply, then, you know, this is the father of my child will, you know, be grown enough to read this. and he has also two other children who are grown up now to understand this and going through all of this, this is really what they're doing . really bad. what they're doing. and this is autocratic regime as it is . you know, i mean, these it is. you know, i mean, these instruments are very known . well instruments are very known. well known in autocratic regimes. i, i grew up in one. so i can tell you that this is, you know, you know, nirvana with me, freedom

of speech is everything. it's central to everything- i “l it's central to everything that i do. it's central to everything that i do. we evenvtntnt— central to everything that i do. we evenvtntno .— central to everything that i do. it's everything . and even though it's everything. and even though peneonottv— it's everything. and even though neneonottv .— it's everything. and even though neneonottv . tt— it's everything. and even though personally , if they— it's everything. and even though personally , if they can sorry, personally, if they can sorry, teoowee— personally, if they can sorry, teoowee nv— personally, if they can sorry, teoowee nv t— personally, if they can sorry, because my i think is you make a notnt— because my i think is you make a notnt tt— because my i think is you make a potnt tt tnev— because my i think is you make a potnt tt tnev on— because my i think is you make a point if they can do— because my i think is you make a point if they can do this to tnet— point if they can do this to tnetn own— point if they can do this to their own after— point if they can do this to their own after 20 years of tetnt— their own after 20 years of tetno tovot— their own after 20 years of being loyal, working, giving life being loyal, working, giving ttte to— being loyal, working, giving life to them— being loyal, working, giving life to them ,_ being loyal, working, giving life to them , my child, my child life to them, my child, my child tttn-t— life to them, my child, my child tttn-t nove— life to them, my child, my child tttn-t nove o— life to them, my child, my child didn't have a father because he eonnotontno— didn't have a father because he was campaigning for other oeonte. — was campaigning for other oeonte. so.— was campaigning for other oeonte. so. vow- was campaigning for other people. �*7 was campaigning for other people. so, you know, if you're helping other people , you know, helping other people, you know, so always, always be. he was always there for everyone. if they can do that for their own, what they can do to the citizens of this country. and people need to know, need to wake up to know, they need to wake up and fight for their right to speak because andy mayerjust speak because andy mayer just finally just people just finally, quickly, because lot finally, quickly, because a lot of where of people want to know where you're politically. is of people want to know where you're politically . is it you're going politically. is it true that your husband- true that your husband and you are true that your husband and you ootnt— true that your husband and you ootno to— true that your husband and you ootno to ion— true that your husband and you are going to join laurence fox's teototn— are going to join laurence fox's teototn-con— are going to join laurence fox's reclaim can confirm reclaim party? can you confirm tnot— reclaim party? can you confirm to e — reclaim party? can you confirm to e t— reclaim party? can you confirm that ? i cannot— reclaim party? can you confirm that ? i“ ti.tit“ “tlg that? i cannot confirm anything. you know, he is now at the moment independent mp , and it's moment independent mp, and it's up to him what what he's going to be okay. do keep us posted

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stnottnt— controlled explosion took place. stnotont otten— controlled explosion took place. straight after this— controlled explosion took place. straight after this .

we're proud to be gb news onttotn-e— we're proud to be gb news britain's news— we're proud to be gb news britain's news .— we're proud to be gb news britain's news. channel let's ntwn— britain's news. channel let's ntwn to— britain's news. channel let's return to tomorrow's news tonight now and more front pages have just been delivered . the i have just been delivered. the i is leading with sue grey's refusal to speak to officials, investigate claims she breached civil service rules over becoming labour's chief of staff are completely outrageous . are completely outrageous. breaking story from westminster tonight . the breaking story from westminster tonight. the guardian reports that new anti—protest powers have been rushed into law in time for this weekend's coronation official warning letters have been sent to anti—monarchists planning protests event , saying protests at the event, saying they at risk of arrest for they are at risk of arrest for stunts such as blocking roads and the daily mail leads on the drama at buckingham palace earlier this evening with a man arrested after shotgun cartridges were thrown over

palace grounds. and we're going to have more on this now with tonight's superstar panel, top daily mail columnist amanda patel , the conservative patel, the conservative commentator , the reverend calvin commentator, the reverend calvin robertson, and the author and journalist rebecca reid. now, we were actually on air tonight breaking the news first that there was this dramatic security incident at buckingham palace. it took place live during jacob rees—mogg , state of the nation rees—mogg, state of the nation on gb news news. a man was arrested at around 7 pm. for throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into palace grounds and possessing a weapon as coronation rehearsals took place . what we believe to be a controlled explosion. then rocked the area just days before the king's coronation. this weekend . so it saw jacob and his weekend. so it saw jacob and his gb news production team. frank frantically evacuated by police from their media zone outside the front of the palace as cops scrambled to secure the area as jacob was temporarily pulled off

air. i've rushed into the studio an hour before my own show to cover the developing story . cover the developing story. right. this is dan wootton. obviously, you would usually be tuning in forjacob rees—mogg at this time. but breaking tonight , security sources have told gb news that there has been an incident inside buckingham palace grounds . guards and the palace grounds. guards and the media area where we have been broadcasting from all day and where international crews are preparing for the king's coronation an have now been evacuated and there's reportedly been this was the extraordinary moment our viewers heard. first, the extreme loud explosion live . as i interviewed jacob and his guests , michael cole from a guests, michael cole from a caravan on the scene. so i'm very sorry to say that it is good evening for me for the time being, as i think that was probably a controlled explosion in the background . that's what in the background. that's what it in the background. that's what tt eowntet— in the background. that's what it sounded like— in the background. that's what it sounded like to— in the background. that's what it sounded like to me- in the background. that's what it sounded like to me .- i“ ilg: that's what it sounded like to me . we will it sounded like to me. we will no towtt— it sounded like to me. we will no doubt find— it sounded like to me. we will no doubt find out— it sounded like to me. we will no doubt find out later, but i tt— no doubt find out later, but i assume it supported the arrested

man was also found to be in ooeeeeeton— man was also found to be in noeeeeeton ot— man was also found to be in possession of a— man was also found to be in possession of a suspicious bag ont— possession of a suspicious bag ont-evntoeton— possession of a suspicious bag and explosion was the cops and the explosion was the cops ttowtnt— and the explosion was the cops ttowtno wn— and the explosion was the cops blowing up, said— and the explosion was the cops blowing up, said bag as a weeowtton— blowing up, said bag as a precaution when a knife was also recovered on the— precaution when a knife was also recovered on the man. \ttijt�*ttt�* c recovered on the man. now, it tonne— recovered on the man. now, it tonne out.— recovered on the man. now, it turns out, even though the royal standard was flying, the king and the queen were not there. they were likely just down the mal clarence house. and the mal at clarence house. and the incident not being treated as terror related. this is how the sun is covering it tonight . i've sun is covering it tonight. i've just got that front page and palace shotgun terror . so amanda palace shotgun terror. so amanda patel, the certainly she begs the question as to whether there needs to be even more security ahead of the coronation because no matter what is said about how much is in place at the end of the day, this man was still able to lob shotgun cartridges into the grounds of buckingham palace with the king just down the road . beforei with the king just down the road . before i address that, dan, may— . before i address that, dan, nov t— . before i address that, dan, nov t twet— . before i address that, dan, nov t twet eov— . before i address that, dan, may i just say, as- before i address that, dan, may i just say, as a news person ont— may i just say, as a news person ont townottet— may i just say, as a news person and journalist, the— may i just say, as a news person and journalist, the gb team has tone— and journalist, the gb team has tone o— and journalist, the gb team has done a brilliant— and journalist, the gb team has done a brilliant job covering a

nwnntnt— done a brilliant job covering a running etonv— done a brilliant job covering a running story like this when you ton-t— running story like this when you ton-t know— running story like this when you don't know what— running story like this when you don't know what the hell is going— don't know what the hell is ootno — don't know what the hell is ootno att— don't know what the hell is going on. all tribute and wasn't it brilliant? _ going on. all tribute and wasn't it brilliant? how— going on. all tribute and wasn't it brilliant? ti.t?ci“ i it brilliant? how calm jacob rees—mogg and michael cole were. i think i've wasn't the most shocking bit that jacob rees—mogg a caravan. rees—mogg was in a caravan. well , look, that's. that's well , loodkd, that's. that's what well, look, that's. that's what nonnene.— well, look, that's. that's what nonnene. tnot-e— well, look, that's. that's what happens. that's real news. and it's happens. that's real news. and we teen— happens. that's real news. and it's been brilliant— happens. that's real news. and it's been brilliant .— happens. that's real news. and it's been brilliant . there is no it's been brilliant. there is no towtt— it's been brilliant. there is no towtt tnot— it's been brilliant. there is no doubt that every— it's been brilliant. there is no doubt that every every scintilla of doubt that every every scintilla ot eeowttv— doubt that every every scintilla of security will— doubt that every every scintilla of security will be— doubt that every every scintilla of security will be all over the cononotton— of security will be all over the coronation but— of security will be all over the coronation but this just gives you— coronation but this just gives vow on— coronation but this just gives vow on example— coronation but this just gives you an example of how some neeon— you an example of how some neeon wttn— you an example of how some person with some— you an example of how some person with some shot with their enottwn — person with some shot with their shotgun cartridge _ person with some shot with their shotgun cartridge is chucked tnen — shotgun cartridge is chucked tnen oven— shotgun cartridge is chucked them over and— shotgun cartridge is chucked them over and somehow it's so he onwetet— them over and somehow it's so he onwotet tten— them over and somehow it's so he chucked them in— them over and somehow it's so he chucked them in and— them over and somehow it's so he chucked them in and his bag was nenotetv— chucked them in and his bag was remotely exploded— chucked them in and his bag was remotely exploded . and it's just remotely exploded. and it's just a remotely exploded. and it's just o twee— remotely exploded. and it's just o nwoe wonntnt— remotely exploded. and it's just a huge warning sign . and it a huge warning sign. and it tttte— a huge warning sign. and it tttte tnte— a huge warning sign. and it fills this with— a huge warning sign. and it fills this with a— a huge warning sign. and it fills this with a little bit of teon— fills this with a little bit of teon ton— fills this with a little bit of fear for the _ fills this with a little bit of fear for the coronation. but all it fear for the coronation. but all tt wtt— fear for the coronation. but all tt wttt to— fear for the coronation. but all tt wttt to te— fear for the coronation. but all it will do is step— fear for the coronation. but all it will do is step up the eeewttv— it will do is step up the security forces- it will do is step up the security forces efforts . �*vvt�*ticc security forces efforts. well, cotvtn— security forces efforts. well, calvin robinson, look, i do actually want to give a shout out to our security forces tonight because they have received over the past few months constant negative

publicity. sure. a lot of it is probably completely deserved . probably completely deserved. but sometimes i think we forget about how high the stakes are dunng about how high the stakes are during an event like this. we read all the stories, but people actually don't believe how many incidents are scuppered and how much the police have to deal with why it's important to have a force, isn't it? yeah, a police force, isn't it? yeah, i don't fairly sure— a police force, isn't it? yeah, i don't fairly sure that's- ittitcti.ti tit”ti.ti c c7 yeah, i don't fairly sure that's true. i don't fairly sure that's true. t ton-t— i don't fairly sure that's true. i don't think— i don't fairly sure that's true. i don't think security needs i don't think the security needs to te— i don't think the security needs to te nonnet— i don't think the security needs to te nonoet wn— i don't think the security needs to be ramped up. i— i don't think the security needs to be ramped up. i think what we totov— to be ramped up. i think what we totov te— to be ramped up. i think what we saw today is that— to be ramped up. i think what we saw today is that the security wowe— saw today is that the security wonte-we — saw today is that the security works-we are _ saw today is that the security works-we are - not i saw today is that the security. works-we are _not like works and we are we're not like anentoo— works and we are we're not like anentoo-twet- works and we are we're not like america. just cordon america. we don't just cordon off the entire area. we're understated. _ off the entire area. we're understated. down off the entire area. we're understated. _down the understated. i was down on the not— understated. i was down on the nott—ootwottv- mall earlier today, actually nnonnente— mall earlier today, actually moments into moments before that bumped into toten— moments before that bumped into teten—neonte. - peter tatchell, of all people. out— peter tatchell, of all people. out-toot— peter tatchell, of all people. out-toot-vow- peter tatchell, of all people. but-fact-you can. peter tatchell, of all people. but fact you can still but the fact that you can still wow— but the fact that you can still wottltne — but the fact that you can still walk-the mall,— but the fact that you can still walk the mall, you still walk up the mall, you can still neoen— walk up the mall, you can still neoon—tnot- walk up the mall, you can still reach—that is- walk up the mall, you can still reach _that is a- walk up the mall, you can stilli reach _that is a very reach the palace, that is a very tnten— reach the palace, that is a very british - because - reach the palace, that is a very british because we're british thing because we're a part— british thing because we're a not ot— british thing because we're a not ot tt— british thing because we're a not ot tt. tte— british thing because we're a part of it. it's a— british thing because we're a part of it. it's a part of us. ant— part of it. it's a part of us. ant t— part of it. it's a part of us. ant t tntnt— part of it. it's a part of us. and i think important that and i think it's important that it and i think it's important that tt-onen.— and i think it's important that tt-onen. tne- and i think it's important that it-open. the last- and i think it's important that it open. the last thing it remains open. the last thing i'd it remains open. the last thing t-t—ttte.- it remains open. the last thing t-t—ttte. wnot- it remains open. the last thing i'd—like, what wej i'd like to see is like, what we nove— i'd like to see is like, what we two on— i'd like to see is like, what we have on downing— i'd like to see is like, what we have on downing street, where you— have on downing street, where vow-no— have on downing street, where vow-no tonten— have on downing street, where you no longer walk down, but you can no longer walk down, but the surveillance,— you can no longer walk down, but the surveillance, it's— you can no longer walk down, but the surveillance, it's it's the surveillance, it's just it's eeet — the surveillance, it's just it's. secret. _that's. the surveillance, it's just it's. secre of _that's. the surveillance, it's just it's. secre of course, _that's. the surveillance, it's just it's. secre of course, as-that's. the surveillance, it's just it's. secre of course, as i-that's. the surveillance, it's just it's secre c c yeah of course, as i say, it's understated. yeah, but, but the toet— understated. yeah, but, but the toet tntnt— understated. yeah, but, but the toet the we— understated. yeah, but, but the last thing we want— understated. yeah, but, but the last thing we want to- c. 3: yeah, but, but the last thing we want to do is go tne— last thing we want to do is go oventne ton. — last thing we want to do is go over the top. i— last thing we want to do is go

over the top. i“ over the top. i think calvin makes a really good point. i find it incredibly sad how far away to from away we have to stay from downing but course, downing street. but of course, after in the after the ira activity in the 80s 90s, that became an 80s and 90s, that became an inevitability here, inevitability. is the risk here, as calvin suggests , that as calvin suggests, that actually if incidents like actually maybe if incidents like this continue, we will be kept further away from royal palaces ? well, i think the problem it well, i think the problem with ? well, i think the problem with tnot— ? well, i think the problem with to te— ? well, i think the problem with to te tnot— ? well, i think the problem with that is that in— ? well, i think the problem with that is that in order— 7 well, i think the problem with that is that in order for the novote— that is that in order for the royals-survive,- that is that in order for the royals survive, need royals to survive, we need to teet— royals to survive, we need to teet-tnev— royals to survive, we need to feel-they sort- royals to survive, we need to feel-they sort of- royals to survive, we need to feel they sort of exist in feel like they sort of exist in tne— feel like they sort of exist in tne-ennene— feel like they sort of exist in the-sphere as- feel like they sort of exist in the-sphere as us. - feel like they sort of exist in the sphere as us. and the same sphere as us. and also tten— the same sphere as us. and also tnen—nneetowe.- then usually not precious. tnot-e— then usually not precious. tnot-e wnv— then usually not precious. that's why we _ then usually not precious. that's why we like the princess anne — that's why we like the princessi anne _tnevte aime interview, because they're not anne interview, because they're not tottee— anne interview, because they're not twee-tt— anne interview, because they're not babies-it. and- anne interview, because they're not babies it. and i think not babies about it. and i think one-tntnte— not babies about it. and i think one _things people - not babies about it. and i think one things people don't one of the things people don't we— one of the things people don't ttte—ttetnonl one of the things people don'ti like—meghan is like about harry and meghan is tnevte— like about harry and meghan is tnevte-wn— like about harry and meghan is tnevte-wn tn— like about harry and meghan is they're-up in their- they're kind of up in their tvotv— they're kind of up in their. tvonv—tnot ivory tower. and i think that wowtt— ivory tower. and i think that would-mistake.- ivory tower. and i think that. would-mistake. also, would be a real mistake. also, tte— it's incredibly rare, but oenenottv— it's incredibly rare, but- generally-people don't generally speaking, people don't tenove—we— generally speaking, people don't behave-we-needl generally speaking, people don't bethrow-we-needl generally speaking, people don't be throw the we need generally speaking, people don't bethrow the baby ve need generally speaking, people don't bethrow the baby out. need generally speaking, people don't bethrow the baby out. ieed generally speaking, people don't bethrow the baby out. to throw the baby out. so you wowttn-t— to throw the baby out. so you wouldn't feel— to throw the baby out. so you wouldn't feel nervous to attend the festivities in london over the festivities in london over the course coronation the course of the coronation after you've tonight? after what you've seen tonight? i it's not really my i mean, it's not really my notwot— i mean, it's not really my natural metier_ i mean, it's not really my natural metier to go and do ttot— natural metier to go and do tnot. tw— natural metier to go and do tnot. twt tt— natural metier to go and do that, but if i— natural metier to go and do that, but if i wanted to, i wowtt— that, but if i wanted to, i would still— that, but if i wanted to, i would still go- that, but if i wanted to, i would still go and i think it's neottv— would still go and i think it's really—calvin- would still go and i think it'si really—calvin and really important. calvin and amanda, you two. oh, really important. calvin and- amanda, you two. oh,.going amanda, you two. oh, i'm going to-veon— amanda, you two. oh, i'm going to-yeah, absolutely.- amanda, you two. oh, i'm going to-yeah, absolutely. l amanda, you two. oh, i'm going to-yeah, absolutely. ii to go down. yeah, absolutely. i wowtt— to go down. yeah, absolutely. i wowtt. t— to go down. yeah, absolutely. i would. i would— to go down. yeah, absolutely. i would. i would definitely- to go down. yeah, absolutely. i would. i would definitely go down going to

down and but i ain't going to make that's make that vow. but that's londoners, i ain't make that vow. but that's londo to 's, i ain't make that vow. but that's londo to make. i ain't make that vow. but that's londo to make. you're in't make that vow. but that's londo to make. you're not going going to make. you're not going to make them, are you? not make going to make. you're not going to makare em, are you? not make going to make. you're not going to makare you are you? not make going to make. you're not going to makare you are you? makeiake calvin, are you going to make the pledge of allegiance? i'll pledge my allegiance ll cctil i7 i'll pledge my allegiance king pledge my allegiance to king and oowntnv— country, not to particular individuals,— country, not to particular individuals, the heirs and successors. yeah, why not? i like joining things. like joining in in things. goodness rebecca read the goodness me. rebecca read the leftie allegiance. i goodness me. rebecca read the leftitthe allegiance. i goodness me. rebecca read the leftitthe monarchy. giance. i goodness me. rebecca read the leftitthe monarchy. do ice. i goodness me. rebecca read the leftitthe monarchy. do it. i goodness me. rebecca read the leftitthe monarchy. do it ini love the monarchy. do it in tnont— love the monarchy. do it in tnont ot— love the monarchy. do it in front of their telly with a few cans i will not be cans of beer. i will not be watching so i probably won't watching it, so i probably won't actually it. but if actually end up doing it. but if i watching it, i would i were watching it, i would join it. erg. calvin it. rebecca erg. calvin totenteon— c “ii ?c calvin robertson. amanda c 3ii 3c calvin robertson. amanda patel it. rebecca erg. calvin robertson. amanda patel you robertson. amanda patel if you are robertson. amanda patel if you wotentnt— robertson. amanda patel if you are watching it,— robertson. amanda patel if you are watching it, you've got to toten— are watching it, you've got to eotonlnene — are watching it, you've got to catchlhere on— are watching it, you've got to catchlhere on _ofl catch it here on gb news of course-coming- catch it here on gb news of course. coming up with the course. now coming up with the sw— course. now coming up with the swt-eeontot- course. now coming up with the snp-scandal and- course. now coming up with the snp scandal and fronted snp mired in scandal and fronted by twnzo— snp mired in scandal and fronted by humza eustice,_ snp mired in scandal and fronted by humza eustice, do the ottoettton— opposition parties in scotland nove— opposition parties in scotlandi nove—ont opposition parties in scotlandi nove to—ont opposition parties in scotlandi have to _the - and opposition parties in scotland have to the separatist nd duty to break the separatist stranglehold— duty to break the separatist- stranglehold _we're stranglehold in holyrood? we're going— stranglehold in holyrood? we're tono—oe- stranglehold in holyrood? we're totnt—oe we- going to discuss that as we eveot— going to discuss that as we reveal-greatest. reveal tonight's greatest onttotn— reveal tonight's greatest onttotn tn— reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jack hats. but next—te- britain in union jack hats. but next—is meghan next in uncanceled is meghan ttontte-e— next in uncanceled is meghan ttontte-e ttt— next in uncanceled is meghan markle's pr push just an attempt to eteot— markle's pr push just an attempt to steal attention— markle's pr push just an attempt to steal attention away from the cononotton— to steal attention away from the coronation she— to steal attention away from the coronation she chose to snub . coronation she chose to snub. ant— coronation she chose to snub. ant wtt— coronation she chose to snub. ant wttt vow— coronation she chose to snub. and will you be— coronation she chose to snub. and will you be taking the wette— and will you be taking the ttette ot— and will you be taking the pledge of allegiance? celebrated novot— pledge of allegiance? celebrated novot ttoonotnen— pledge of allegiance? celebrated royal biographer tom bowerjoins royal biographer tom bower joins me royal biographer tom bower joins ne ttve— royal biographer tom bower joins ne ttve tn— royal biographer tom bower joins ne ttve tn tne— royal biographer tom bower joins me live in the studio next. wete— me live in the studio next. wete toot— me live in the studio next. we're back in—

me live in the studio next. we're back in just two minutes ttne— we're back in just two minutes ttne .—

it's time for uncancelled . and it's time for uncancelled. and tnte— it's time for uncancelled. and the te— it's time for uncancelled. and this is where— it's time for uncancelled. and this is where britain's top commentators— this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial— commentators speak out on controversial issues without the teon— controversial issues without the teon ot— controversial issues without the teon ot tne — controversial issues without the fear of the cancel— controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture eweettno— fear of the cancel culture eweeotno tne— fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. wow— sweeping the rest of the media. wow wttn— sweeping the rest of the media. wow wttn tne— sweeping the rest of the media. now with the countdown to the cononotton — now with the countdown to the coronation - much - now with the countdown to the coronation much on, king coronation very much on, king cnontee— coronation very much on, king cnontee te— coronation very much on, king charles is facing— coronation very much on, king charles is facing controversy ont— charles is facing controversy ont tnono— charles is facing controversy and drama from _ charles is facing controversy and drama from all angles . so and drama from all angles. so owottntnon— and drama from all angles. so buckingham palace is engaged in eontttot— buckingham palace is engaged in eontttot wttn— buckingham palace is engaged in conflict with the _ buckingham palace is engaged in conflict with the archbishop of contentwv— conflict with the archbishop of canterbury over— conflict with the archbishop of canterbury over the controversial pledge of allegiance— controversial pledge of allegiance .— controversial pledge of allegiance . while allegiance. while traditionalists are concerned ottow— traditionalists are concerned about. stripping - traditionalists are concerned about stripping ancient about the stripping of ancient nnootteee— about the stripping of ancient practises-favour— about the stripping of ancient practises favour of a more practises in favour of a more vote— practises in favour of a more wote eonv— practises in favour of a more woke ceremony on saturday, then of course , there— woke ceremony on saturday, then of course , there are— woke ceremony on saturday, then of course , there are the oh so of course, there are the oh so wettototte— of course, there are the oh so predictable publicity stunts tnon— predictable publicity stunts tnon tne— predictable publicity stunts from the duke— predictable publicity stunts from the duke and duchess of oetweton— from the duke and duchess of oetweton .— from the duke and duchess of delusion , which— from the duke and duchess of delusion , which threatened delusion, which threatened to eteot— delusion, which threatened to steal-limelight- delusion, which threatened to steal limelight from the steal the limelight from the otttotot— steal the limelight from the official proceedings. now no man tnowe— official proceedings. now no man tnowe-otowt— official proceedings. now no man knows-about all— official proceedings. now no man knows-about all of- official proceedings. now no man knows about all of this knows more about all of this tnon— knows more about all of this tnon tne— knows more about all of this than the esteemed royal ttoonotnen— than the esteemed royal biographer of- than the esteemed royal biographer of both king charles and biographer of both king charles ont wetnon— biographer of both king charles and meghan markle. tom bower ,

and meghan markle. tom bower, wno— and meghan markle. tom bower, wno totne— and meghan markle. tom bower, wno totne ne— and meghan markle. tom bower, who joins me live— and meghan markle. tom bower, who joins me live now in the etwtto— who joins me live now in the etwtto .— who joins me live now in the etwtto . so.— who joins me live now in the studio . so, tom,— who joins me live now in the studio . so, tom, look, we did studio. so, tom, look, we did expect— studio. so, tom, look, we did evneet o— studio. so, tom, look, we did expect a publicity stunt from wetnon. — expect a publicity stunt from tteoton. vow— expect a publicity stunt from meghan. you actually predicted it , meghan. you actually predicted tt . tw— meghan. you actually predicted tt . twt ewe— meghan. you actually predicted it , but were you— meghan. you actually predicted it , but were you surprised at it, but were you surprised at twet— it, but were you surprised at twet now— it, but were you surprised at just how planned it was? you know.— just how planned it was? you know. tntee— just how planned it was? you know, three big— just how planned it was? you know, three big moments after tow— know, three big moments after tow nontne— know, three big moments after four months out— know, three big moments after four months out of the spotlight . two— four months out of the spotlight . two tove— four months out of the spotlight . two tove wont— four months out of the spotlight . two tove otont .— four months out of the spotlight , two days apart , there's no , two days apart, there's no towtt— , two days apart, there's no towtt tnot— , two days apart, there's no doubt that this— , two days apart, there's no doubt that this is an engineered ottennt— doubt that this is an engineered ottennt to— doubt that this is an engineered attempt to insert— doubt that this is an engineered attempt to insert herself back tnto— attempt to insert herself back tnto tne— attempt to insert herself back tnto tne etonv— attempt to insert herself back into the story just ahead of the cononotton. — into the story just ahead of the coronation. and— into the story just ahead of the coronation. and i— into the story just ahead of the coronation. '“l into the story just ahead of the coronation. ' “l ji coronation. and i think de—man evening, i think there's more to come. really? oh, absolutely. i t— come. really? oh, absolutely. i t tttnt— come. really? oh, absolutely. i mean, i think i— come. really? oh, absolutely. i mean, i think i think she's the master of the unexpected to deliver. and master of the unexpected to deliver . and it's all expected. deliver. and it's all expected. so deliver. and it's all expected. so tn— deliver. and it's all expected. so tn ewe— deliver. and it's all expected. so i'm sure that— ltic and it's all expected. so i'm sure that when harry is none.— so i'm sure that when harry is none. twet— so i'm sure that when harry is here, just before— so i'm sure that when harry is here, just before he arrives, eonetntnt— here, just before he arrives, something else _ here, just before he arrives, something else will come out of cotttonnto— something else will come out of california and— something else will come out of california and unfortunately, it wtt— california and unfortunately, it will overshadow— california and unfortunately, it will overshadow what's the cononotton — will overshadow what's the coronation is— will overshadow what's the coronation is meant to be about ont— coronation is meant to be about ont not— coronation is meant to be about ont not neont— coronation is meant to be about and not meant to— coronation is meant to be about and not meant to be about her. ant— and not meant to be about her. ant ow— and not meant to be about her. ant own— and not meant to be about her. and our own phil— and not meant to be about her. and our own phil dampier. early in and our own phil dampier. early tn tne— and our own phil dampier. early tn the enow— and our own phil dampier. early in the show tonight— and our own phil dampier. early in the show tonight revealing the news that harry has threatened that if details of

his flight to the uk elite that he might actually stay at home because he's throwing his toys out the court about security again. well, i've always suspected that he didn't want to come. i've always said the come. i've always said on the woononne— come. i've always said on the tnoononne—tnev programme i didn't think they wowtt— programme i didn't think they wowtt-ot— programme i didn't think they would-at all.— programme i didn't think they would-at all. i- programme i didn't think they would at all. i didn't would come at all. i didn't tntnt— would come at all. i didn't think-would— would come at all. i didn't think would come. and i think think he would come. and i think nee— think he would come. and i think ne-e toottnt— think he would come. and i think he's looking for— think he would come. and i think he's looking for excuse not he's looking for an excuse not to-teeowee— he's looking for an excuse not to-teoowee t— he's looking for an excuse not to-because i think- he's looking for an excuse not to because i think quite to come because i think quite eteontv— to come because i think quite eteontvlnoe— to come because i think quite clearly-has-put- to come because i think quite clearly has put back clearly he has been put back tnto— clearly he has been put back tnto-tet— clearly he has been put back into-list area- clearly he has been put back into-list area of. clearly he has been put back into list area of the into the guest list area of the of into the guest list area of the ot tne— into the guest list area of the of the - rather- into the guest list area of the of the rather than at the of the abbey rather than at the tnont. — of the abbey rather than at the front. - suspect— of the abbey rather than at the front. suspect he'll front. and i suspect he'll look for-excuse— front. and i suspect he'll look for-excuse until— front. and i suspect he'll look for excuse until the very for an excuse until the very toet— for an excuse until the very toet-to— for an excuse until the very toet-to not- for an excuse until the very last-to not come.| for an excuse until the very. last-to not come. and last moment to not come. and tnot-tt— last moment to not come. and tnot-tt te— last moment to not come. and that'll be the— last moment to not come. and that'll be the stunt they'll nwtt. — that'll be the stunt they'll nwtt. t— that'll be the stunt they'll owtt. t neon— that'll be the stunt they'll pull. i mean, that is the great problem-— pull. i mean, that is the great tnotten. tt— pull. i mean, that is the great problem. if charles had dealt wttn— problem. if charles had dealt wttn tt— problem. if charles had dealt with it properly,— problem. if charles had dealt with it properly, weeks or nontne— with it properly, weeks or nontne oeo— with it properly, weeks or months ago, we wouldn't be nonotnt— months ago, we wouldn't be nonotno — months ago, we wouldn't be hanging on. whether the meghan and hanging on. whether the meghan ont-one— hanging on. whether the meghan and-are coming— hanging on. whether the meghan and-are coming or- hanging on. whether the meghan and are coming or not. but and harry are coming or not. but wntontwnotetv— and harry are coming or not. but unfortunately, he's— and harry are coming or not. but unfortunately, he's played into tnet— unfortunately, he's played into tnetn nonte— unfortunately, he's played into their hands-this— unfortunately, he's played into their hands this . unfortunately, he's played into their hands this. c their hands on this. but it is so shameless and shameful that they again want make this they yet again want to make this event all about them. tom well, that's event all about them. tom well, tnot-e tnot-e— event all about them. tom well, that's that's the _ event all about them. tom well, that's that's the problem- tom well, that's that's the problem that teen—en- that's that's the problem that been _ since the - been faced ever since the sandringham_ been faced ever since the sandringham summit. been faced ever since the- sandringham summit. nearly three veone— sandringham summit. nearly three veone too— sandringham summit. nearly three years ago now. i mean, it is all about them. and unfortunately , about them. and unfortunately, because king charles has not been firm, they're getting their

own agenda . well, indeed, indeed own agenda. well, indeed, indeed . wnen— own agenda. well, indeed, indeed . wnten vowve— own agenda. well, indeed, indeed . which you've been— lg: well, indeed, indeed . which you've been very clear on . tnte— . which you've been very clear on now , this growing row between on now, this growing row between tween— on now, this growing row between queen buckingham palace and the ononttenon— queen buckingham palace and the ononttenon ot— queen buckingham palace and the archbishop of canterbury and tontetn— archbishop of canterbury and lambeth palace— archbishop of canterbury and lambeth palace over the pledge of lambeth palace over the pledge ot atteotonoe— lambeth palace over the pledge of allegiance, which seems to nove— of allegiance, which seems to two onnovet— of allegiance, which seems to have annoyed a— of allegiance, which seems to have annoyed a lot of people, tom:— have annoyed a lot of people, tom, because— have annoyed a lot of people, tom, because it's— have annoyed a lot of people, tom, because it's not just a wette— tom, because it's not just a ttetoe ot— tom, because it's not just a pledge of allegiance to king cnontee— pledge of allegiance to king cnontee te— pledge of allegiance to king charles, is it?— pledge of allegiance to king charles, is it? it's the heirs ont— charles, is it? it's the heirs and successors— charles, is it? it's the heirs and successors to and of course, tnot— and successors to and of course, to tnetwtee— and successors to and of course, that includes andrew and harry. wno— that includes andrew and harry. wno to— that includes andrew and harry. wno to vow— that includes andrew and harry. who do you blame and why do you tntnt— who do you blame and why do you tntnt tnte— who do you blame and why do you tntnt the toe— who do you blame and why do you think this has ended— who do you blame and why do you think this has ended up a bit of a think this has ended up a bit of o ttt— think this has ended up a bit of o ttt tteoeten— think this has ended up a bit of a pr disaster so— think this has ended up a bit of a pr disaster so soon before the cononotton— a pr disaster so soon before the cononotton — a pr disaster so soon before the coronation well,— a pr disaster so soon before the coronation �*vvt�*ticc i a pr disaster so soon before the coronation i coronation well, because i blame entirely archbishop in the entirely the archbishop in the sense he is really an sense that he is really an extraordinary has no extraordinary man who has no sense of reality and keeps on always that image of him prostrating himself on a tombstone and always protesting about the most ridiculous things and the palace should have controlled him. but unfortunately they don't control him in a way which was necessary and i think this oath of allegiance, the idea of sitting at home watching the coronation

and then reciting off some some ridiculous words on the screen is just i ridiculous words on the screen isjust i mean, it's just is just i mean, it's just childish . you won't do it. oh, childish. you won't do it. oh, of course not. it's just ridiculous. i mean, we're going to be 19 around, around the tv, all the family, the children, the lot. but i think the children will just laugh at it and ridiculous idea. and and what a ridiculous idea. and i just think whoever is in charge in the palace at that moment didn't have their marbles . some brighter news, though , . some brighter news, though, for . some brighter news, though, ton tne— . some brighter news, though, ton to two— some brighter news, though, for the royal family in terms of a for the royal family in terms of o toet— for the royal family in terms of o noet ot— for the royal family in terms of a host of major— for the royal family in terms of a host of major polls, including tnon— a host of major polls, including tnon tne— a host of major polls, including from the daily— a host of major polls, including from the daily mail, which do ewoteet— from the daily mail, which do ewooeet tnot— from the daily mail, which do suggest that support for the nonononv— suggest that support for the nononenv te— suggest that support for the monarchy is strong . but you say monarchy is strong. but you say tnene-e— monarchy is strong. but you say tnene-e o— monarchy is strong. but you say tnene-e o tev— monarchy is strong. but you say there's a few caveats that cnontee— there's a few caveats that charles should- there's a few caveats that charles should be worried about. wett— charles should be worried about. wen, t— charles should be worried about. wen, t tntnt— charles should be worried about. well, i think the— charles should be worried about. well, i think the polls are very eneowootno— well, i think the polls are very encouraging, but— well, i think the polls are very encouraging, but he's only got 54, encouraging, but he's only got ot—nononenv- encouraging, but he's only got 54,_monarchy has encouraging, but he's only got- 54,_monarchy has 62. 54, whereas the monarchy has 62. ant— 54, whereas the monarchy has 62. ant tte— 54, whereas the monarchy has 62. ant tne notnt— 54, whereas the monarchy has 62. and the point about— 54, whereas the monarchy has 62. and the point about this— 54, whereas the monarchy has 62. and the point about this country is we believe in the monarchy. he's been there for a thousand years. the alternative of president or president president prescott or president blair so appalling that, you blair is so appalling that, you know, delighted . and i do know, we're delighted. and i do think that prince anne's interview is a stunning, wasn't

it? it just reminded us there is a woman who is— it? it just reminded us there is a woman who is not- c7 it just reminded us there is a woman who is not only solid ont— a woman who is not only solid ont te— a woman who is not only solid ont te ewon— a woman who is not only solid ont te ewon o— a woman who is not only solid and is such a force, but she was and is such a force, but she was on otvnnte— and is such a force, but she was an olympic equestrian. she is a woman who really has done her best. and most interesting of all, her children don't have titles. they're anonymous , titles. they're anonymous, unlike meghan markle's, and she really is a realist and i think it's very interesting that she chose this moment to give an interview and say she didn't believe in a slimmed down monarchy. she didn't believe in reparations , means she doesn't reparations, means she doesn't believe agenda . she believe in the woke agenda. she really solid english woman really is a solid english woman . imean, really is a solid english woman . i mean, what's your experience wttn—oo- . i mean, what's your experience wttn—oo vowi with with princess anne? do you teet— with with princess anne? do you teet ttte — with with princess anne? do you feel like she's— with with princess anne? do you feel like she's on— with with princess anne? do you feel like she's on board with net— feel like she's on board with net otten— feel like she's on board with her older brother because i tovet — her older brother because i tovet tne — her older brother because i loved the message that anne was nwtttnt— loved the message that anne was owtttnt ow— loved the message that anne was putting out there,— loved the message that anne was putting out there, but it's not in putting out there, but it's not tn ttne— putting out there, but it's not tn ttne wttn— putting out there, but it's not in line with the _ putting out there, but it's not in line with the much more woke onwooen— in line with the much more woke onwooen tnot— in line with the much more woke approach that we've seen from the approach that we've seen from to king— approach that we've seen from to king tn— approach that we've seen from the king in recent— approach that we've seen from the king in recent weeks, eeteetottv— the king in recent weeks, especially in— the king in recent weeks, especially in regards to ntetonto— especially in regards to historic slavery reparations. wett— historic slavery reparations. wett t— historic slavery reparations. well i think— historic slavery reparations. well i think princess anne and otvtowetv— well i think princess anne and otvtowetv nen— well i think princess anne and obviously her brother, they remember each other from childhood. _ remember each other from childhood. and- remember each other from childhood. “l lg childhood. and then teenagers and all the rest. and i had this

extraordinary encounter with her when i writing the charles when i was writing the charles biography someone biography at ascot. and someone introduced me in a introduced her to me in a private and said, and this private box and said, and this is tom bower. he said, who's writing your brother's biography? oh, she said, why are you doing that? well, i thought i could make it up and said, well, because he's very fascinating. what rubbish she said. and she has this wonderful i said. and she has this wonderful t tot— said. and she has this wonderful t got to— said. and she has this wonderful t got to tott— said. and she has this wonderful t got to tett yout— l and she has this wonderful i got to tell you, another woenten— i got to tell you, another waspish waspish. lgtitc waspish waspish. i got to tell another friend here, my wife went to school together at benenden. my went to school together at benenden . my wife was about 3 or benenden. my wife was about 3 or 4 benenden. my wife was about 3 or a veone— benenden. my wife was about 3 or a veone vownoen— benenden. my wife was about 3 or 4 years younger and— benenden. my wife was about 3 or 4 years younger and she- :“ my wife was about 3 or 4 years younger and she saw my wtte— 4 years younger and she saw my wtte ont— 4 years younger and she saw my wtte ont tnev— 4 years younger and she saw my wife and they hadn't seen each otnen— wife and they hadn't seen each otnen en— wife and they hadn't seen each other since school.— wife and they hadn't seen each other since school. and there's anne— other since school. and there's anne toottnt— other since school. and there's anne looking imperiously at her aime looking imperiously at her and anne looking imperiously at her ont ene— anne looking imperiously at her ont ene eove— anne looking imperiously at her and she says, hello wadleigh tono— and she says, hello wadleigh tono ttne— and she says, hello wadleigh tono ttne no— and she says, hello wadleigh long time no see.— and she says, hello wadleigh long time no see. you know, eno-e— long time no see. you know, ene-e o— long time no see. you know, ene-e o eno-e— long time no see. you know, ene-e o ene-e o— long time no see. you know, she's a she's a woman , you might she's a she's a woman, you might eov— she's a she's a woman, you might eov. — she's a she's a woman, you might eov. one— she's a she's a woman, you might eov. one ot— she's a she's a woman, you might eov. one of tne— she's a she's a woman, you might say. one of the great— she's a she's a woman, you might say. tlg l say. one of the great queens we never had . but hopefully she has never had. but hopefully she has more of an influence on charles news. tom, you're going to be with us live at buckingham palace thursday night for our special preview , coronation. so special preview, coronation. so can't wait to you then . but can't wait to see you then. but it's can't wait to see you then. but wsfime can't wait to see you then. but it's time now to reveal

tonight's greatest britain and union. acas and my union. jack acas and my superstar panel are back with me . queen amanda, who is your greatest britain nominee ? i'm greatest britain nominee? i'm nominating the actresses- c i“ 7 i'm nominating the actresses who play— nominating the actresses who play neotntoe— nominating the actresses who play beatrice and eugenie in the wtnteone.— play beatrice and eugenie in the windsors. fantastic. i haven't tnte— windsors. fantastic. i haven't seen this. oh,— windsors. fantastic. i haven't seen this. oh, dan, it's just wontentwt— seen this. oh, dan, it's just wonderful. in— seen this. oh, dan, it's just wonderful. in they've done it in the wonderful. in they've done it in to wnote— wonderful. in they've done it in the whole thing— wonderful. in they've done it in the whole thing and in the cononotton— the whole thing and in the coronation special they keep going— coronation special they keep ootno nownt— coronation special they keep going round going, oh, boy, —eteto- going round going, oh, boy, we're—to the- we're not invited to the coronation _ we're not invited to the coronation it's because daddy is so honourable— coronation it's because daddy is so honourable .— coronation it's because daddy is so honourable . they say that the so honourable. they say that the wnote— so honourable. they say that the wnote wov— so honourable. they say that the whole way through. well, i slim town— whole way through. well, i slim town tne— whole way through. well, i slim down the monarchy by cutting out all down the monarchy by cutting out ott tne— down the monarchy by cutting out ott tne tte- — down the monarchy by cutting out ott tne tte- t— down the monarchy by cutting out all the erg. i don't— down the monarchy by cutting out all the erg. ltit“ c down the monarchy by cutting out all the erg. lti“ c all the erg. i don't want to be because of my channel 4 ban. kelvin your nominee. kelvin robinson, your nominee. quite too, princess quite right too, princess aime for quite right too, princess anne. for—sense approach for her common sense approach ont— for her common sense approach ont-nnotnotto— for her common sense approach and pragmatic princess and being pragmatic princess anne— and being pragmatic princess anne te— and being pragmatic princess anne is respecting tradition and aime is respecting tradition and not anne is respecting tradition and not tontennt— anne is respecting tradition and not tontentnt .— anne is respecting tradition and not pandering . and what not pandering. and that's what the not pandering. and that's what tne—tono- not pandering. and that's what tne—totnt tol the king should be doing to teteeeo— the king should be doing to rebecca-i've- the king should be doing to rebecca-i've gone. the king should be doing to rebecca lg the king should be doing to- rebecca- i've gone for anna rebecca reid. i've gone for anna wintour and bill nighy. i was very excited because it �*vvt�* ” ?“l cc \ cg’3gt i was very excited because it looked atte— very excited because it looked awe—eownte- very excited because it looked like—couple. it. like they were a couple. it tnonentnee— like they were a couple. it transpires-may- like they were a couple. it transpires may actually transpires they may actually twet— transpires they may actually twet te— transpires they may actually just be friends,— transpires they may actually just be friends, but either way, eno-e— just be friends, but either way, ene-e on— just be friends, but either way, she's an incredible businesswoman. and this is basically the basically because that was the big the big met gala where all of the worst people in showbiz gather

in one room they of in one room and they sort of went together. went on the red carpet together. oh, i couldn't give oh, my goodness. i couldn't give more laugh, less of a about more of a laugh, less of a about that awful event with horrible people course, today's people of course, today's greatest britain is princess anne, who actually managed to conduct a bombshell royal interview without ruining her own career . hallelujah. interview without ruining her own career. hallelujah. union jack time queen amanda. it has to be justin welby. the archbishop of i“ the archbishop of canterbury, for oontnt— archbishop of canterbury, for eontno wn— archbishop of canterbury, for coming up with— archbishop of canterbury, for coming up with this stupid stunt of coming up with this stupid stunt ot nottnt— coming up with this stupid stunt ot nottno king— coming up with this stupid stunt of making king charles the teonte-e— of making king charles the teotte-e king-— of making king charles the people's king. it's not going to notnen. — people's king. it's not going to nonen. ant— people's king. it's not going to happen. and that— people's king. it's not going to happen. and that stupid oath. i wtt— happen. and that stupid oath. i wttt oentotntv— happen. and that stupid oath. i will certainly not— happen. and that stupid oath. i will certainly not be taking it, tnowtn— will certainly not be taking it, even though i'm— will certainly not be taking it, even though i'm a staunch monarchist.— even though i'm a staunch monarchist. calvin robinson, vow— monarchist. calvin robinson, vownnonntnee — monarchist. calvin robinson, your nominee. i— monarchist. calvin robinson, your nominee. �*"t:i;tic c your nominee. i feel like i should give it to amanda. really? sue gray, for not being tnnonttot— really? sue gray, for not being tnnonttot .— really? sue gray, for not being impartial, helping to bring down nonte— impartial, helping to bring down nonte tonneon— impartial, helping to bring down boris johnson .— impartial, helping to bring down boris johnson . and the party's boris johnson. and the party's wnten— boris johnson. and the party's wnten ottow— boris johnson. and the party's under attack .— boris johnson. and the party's under attack . it's— boris johnson. and the party's under attack . it's awful. under attack. it's awful. i am so onttv— under attack. it's awful. i am so wow wow— under attack. it's awful. i am so angry about this. if you missed the breaking news from earlier tonight, because obviously there's been a lot going on from buckingham palace. sue biggest hypocrite going on from buckingham palace. suwestminster, ggest hypocrite going on from buckingham palace. suwestminster, gges not pocrite going on from buckingham palace. suwestminster, gges not answer in westminster, will not answer questions for the inquiry into

whether she has stitched up her role as labour chief of staff with keir starmer. shame on her. and there we see the front page of the newspapers covering this right now. rebecca germany. i sense that it might not be a none.— sense that it might not be a winner here, but— sense that it might not be a winner here, but douglas ross, wno— winner here, but douglas ross, wno te— winner here, but douglas ross, who is scottish— winner here, but douglas ross, who is scottish tory, who is toetoottv— who is scottish tory, who is basically using— who is scottish tory, who is basically using the ongoing and not concluded— basically using the ongoing and not concluded investigation to score political— not concluded investigation to score political points rather tnon— score political points rather than allowing— score political points rather than allowing it to come to a oonowetton— than allowing it to come to a conclusion first. _ than allowing it to come to a conclusion first. so you're totttnt— conclusion first. so you're talking about— conclusion first. so you're talking about the fact that he tettevee— talking about the fact that he believes there _ talking about the fact that he believes there should be a tetote— believes there should be a tetote tn— believes there should be a debate in holyrood, the scottish tonttonent— debate in holyrood, the scottish parliament, into _ debate in holyrood, the scottish parliament, into to the scandal nttten— parliament, into to the scandal nttten sw— parliament, into to the scandal ridden snp arnie— parliament, into to the scandal ridden snp arnie do you know wnote — ridden snp arnie do you know what? rebecca— ridden snp arnie do you know what? rebecca reed- ridden snp arnie do you know what? 3 ii 3: /titc. i: what? rebecca reed you could not have got this more wrong because if all of the media and the scottish political class turn their eye the other way, do you know what's going to happen? the investigation the snp are going to away with too much . no, to get away with too much. no, this is the problem with- ltic i“ no, this is the problem with the 24 now— this is the problem with the 24 hour news cycle. _ this is the problem with the 24 hour news cycle. people are too nwntnv— hour news cycle. people are too nwnonv ton— hour news cycle. people are too nwnonv ton too— hour news cycle. people are too hungry for too much too quickly. tot-e— hungry for too much too quickly. we ttnten. — hungry for too much too quickly. let's finish. first,— hungry for too much too quickly. let's finish. first, remember, you— let's finish. first, remember,- vow—otowt you saying the same thing about the you saying the same thing about tne tontvoote— you saying the same thing about the partygate investigation? teteooo— the partygate investigation? teteoooit— the partygate investigation? rebecca-i said—

the partygate investigation? rebecca-i said-that. rebecca all i said was that i didn't care about the parties. we can wonder why you and i wonte— we can wonder why you and i wonten-nwt— we can wonder why you and i wonder-but look,- we can wonder why you and i. wonder-but look, calvin's wonder why. but look, calvin's right. it's a tough call, but it's got to be amanda patel and justin welby, because everything woke. he touches goes wrong . woke. he touches goes wrong. queen amanda. well done. calvin robinson. rebecca read my superstar panel. thank you so much. thank you for your company tonight. i'm back again tomorrow from 9 pm. next up it's headliners with their brilliant irreverent take on tomorrow's newspaper front pages . good newspaper front pages. good night .

good evening. you're with gb news? . good evening. you're with gb wewee tn— . good evening. you're with gb wewee tn o— - good evening. you're with gb news? in a moment,— good evening. you're with gb news? in a moment, headliners. but news? in a moment, headliners. owt tnet— news? in a moment, headliners. but first, let's— news? in a moment, headliners. but first, let's bring you the toteet— but first, let's bring you the toteet nee— but first, let's bring you the latest news headlines and the top latest news headlines and the too etotv— latest news headlines and the top story tonight. _ latest news headlines and the top story tonight. a man has teen— top story tonight. a man has teenon-— top story tonight. a man has been on suspicion of been arrested on suspicion of noeeeeeton— been arrested on suspicion of toeeeeeton ot— been arrested on suspicion of possession of an— been arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive wenon— possession of an offensive weonon—oti weapon near the gates of nwettnonon— weapon near the gates of buckingham tonight weapon near the gates of- buckingham _tonight after buckingham palace tonight after tnnowtnt— buckingham palace tonight after throwing suspected shotgun oontntttee— throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into _ throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into the grounds . the cartridges into the grounds. the ttetnonottton— cartridges into the grounds. the metropolitan police says the tene— metropolitan police says the ttene nove— metropolitan police says the items have since been recovered ont— items have since been recovered ont wtt— items have since been recovered ont wttt te— items have since been recovered and will be taken— items have since been recovered and will be taken away for eteetottet— and will be taken away for specialist examination . a knife specialist examination. a knife oteo— specialist examination. a knife was also found— specialist examination. a knife was also found when the suspect eeononet— was also found when the suspect was searched. people had to be evoewotet— was searched. people had to be evacuated from _ was searched. people had to be evacuated from the grounds tetone— evacuated from the grounds tetone o— evacuated from the grounds before a controlled explosion eonntet— before a controlled explosion was carried out. _ before a controlled explosion was carried out. police say tnevte— was carried out. police say tnevte not— was carried out. police say they're not treating the matter as terror related.— they're not treating the matter as terror related. there have teen— as terror related. there have been no— as terror related. there have been no reports— as terror related. there have been no reports of any shots tnet— been no reports of any shots ttnet on— been no reports of any shots ttnet on onv— been no reports of any shots fired or any injuries. the king ont— fired or any injuries. the king ont tween— fired or any injuries. the king and queen consort we understand,

not— and queen consort we understand, not ot— and queen consort we understand, not ot tne— and queen consort we understand, were not at the palace at