well . well. good morning . it's 931. this is good morning. it's 931. this is the latest— good morning. it's 931. this is the latest from _ good morning. it's 931. this is the latest from the— good morning. it's 931. this is the latest from the gb- l: g it's 931. this is the latest from the gb newsroom security— the latest from the gb newsroom security has— the latest from the gb newsroom security has tightened at buckingham _ security has tightened at buckingham palace after last night-s— buckingham palace after last night-s arrest— buckingham palace after last night's arrest ._ buckingham palace after last night's arrest . a— buckingham palace after last night's arrest . a man threw night's arrest. a man threw

shotgun— night's arrest. a man threw shotgun cartridges into the grounds— shotgun cartridges into the grounds of— shotgun cartridges into the grounds of buckingham palace. he was grounds of buckingham palace. he taken— grounds of buckingham palace. he taken into— grounds of buckingham palace. he was taken into custody on suspicion— was taken into custody on suspicion of— was taken into custody on suspicion of having an offensive weeenn— suspicion of having an offensive weeenn ene— suspicion of having an offensive weapon near the gates. the met pence— weapon near the gates. the met pence sewe— weapon near the gates. the met police says the— weapon near the gates. the met police says the items have been ween— police says the items have been taken fen— police says the items have been taken for special— police says the items have been taken for special examination. people— taken for special examination. people nee— taken for special examination. people nee ee— taken for special examination. people had to be— taken for special examination. people had to be evacuated from the people had to be evacuated from we greenes— people had to be evacuated from the grounds before— people had to be evacuated from the grounds before a controlled explosion— the grounds before a controlled explosion we— the grounds before a controlled explosion was carried out. pence— explosion was carried out. pence new— explosion was carried out. police say they're not treating the police say they're not treating ene newer— police say they're not treating the matter as— police say they're not treating the matter as terror related . the matter as terror related. ane— the matter as terror related. ane ene— the matter as terror related. and we king— the matter as terror related. and the king and queen consort nee— and the king and queen consort nee ee— and the king and queen consort were not at the— and the king and queen consort were not at the palace at the wine— were not at the palace at the fine .— were not at the palace at the time . glimpses— were not at the palace at the time . glimpses of the coronation time. glimpses of the coronation newe— time. glimpses of the coronation newe been— time. glimpses of the coronation have been revealed— time. glimpses of the coronation have been revealed as rehearsals ween— have been revealed as rehearsals eeew place— have been revealed as rehearsals eeew place in— have been revealed as rehearsals took place in central london in the took place in central london in we eenw— took place in central london in the early hours— took place in central london in the early hours of— took place in central london in the early hours of this morning. wwneneee— the early hours of this morning. wwneneee en— the early hours of this morning. hundreds of soldiers on horseback— hundreds of soldiers on horseback marched down from ewewnenen — horseback marched down from buckingham palace past trafalgar sewene— buckingham palace past trafalgar sewene ene— buckingham palace past trafalgar square and downing street to weeeneneeen— square and downing street to westminster abbey, along with been— westminster abbey, along with ten ene — westminster abbey, along with both the golden— westminster abbey, along with both the golden state coach and the both the golden state coach and we eeenene— both the golden state coach and the diamond jubilee state coach , wneen— the diamond jubilee state coach , which former— the diamond jubilee state coach , which former us— the diamond jubilee state coach , which former us president denne— , which former us president donald trump— , which former us president donald trump has met with. gb wewe— donald trump has met with. gb wewe nigel— donald trump has met with. gb news nigel farage ahead of his exneeeee— news nigel farage ahead of his expected visit— news nigel farage ahead of his expected visit to _ news nigel farage ahead of his expected visit to ireland today. neu— expected visit to ireland today. new be— expected visit to ireland today. new be we — expected visit to ireland today. he'll be the second president to wen— he'll be the second president to wen ene— he'll be the second president to visit the country— he'll be the second president to visit the country in— he'll be the second president to visit the country in just a few eeew— visit the country in just a few weeks, following _ visit the country in just a few weeks, following a trip by joe ween.— weeks, following a trip by joe ween. wwnn— weeks, following a trip by joe

biden. trump has been visiting seewene— biden. trump has been visiting scotland this— biden. trump has been visiting scotland this week, checking up on scotland this week, checking up en nee— scotland this week, checking up en nee gen— scotland this week, checking up on his golf courses. well eeneene— on his golf courses. well eeneene en— on his golf courses. well tonight in our— on his golf courses. well tonight in our very own nigel farage— tonight in our very own nigel farage exclusive— tonight in our very own nigel farage exclusive with trump , farage exclusive with trump, enew-u— farage exclusive with trump, enew-u new— farage exclusive with trump, they'll talk all— farage exclusive with trump, they'll talk all things scotland , ene— they'll talk all things scotland ,ene royal— they'll talk all things scotland , the royal family and rishi senew— , the royal family and rishi senew .— , the royal family and rishi senew . ane— , the royal family and rishi sunak . and you— , the royal family and rishi sunak . and you can see that sunak. and you can see that wene— sunak. and you can see that world exclusive— sunak. and you can see that world exclusive interview with eenew— world exclusive interview with denew neme— world exclusive interview with donald trump tonight on farage at donald trump tonight on farage ee 7— donald trump tonight on farage en p-m- — donald trump tonight on farage en p-m- ane— donald trump tonight on farage at 7 pm. and the— donald trump tonight on farage at 7 pm. and the royal mail has unveiled— at 7 pm. and the royal mail has unveiled four— at 7 pm. and the royal mail has unveiled four specially decorated _ unveiled four specially decorated post boxes to mark the upcoming— decorated post boxes to mark the upcoming coronation all the nexee— upcoming coronation all the tee in— upcoming coronation all the boxes in london,— upcoming coronation all the boxes in london, edinburgh , boxes in london, edinburgh, cenenf— boxes in london, edinburgh, cenenf ene— boxes in london, edinburgh, cardiff and hillsborough display the occasions— cardiff and hillsborough display the occasions official emblem . the occasions official emblem. ene— the occasions official emblem. the westminster— the occasions official emblem. the westminster post box is ewweeee— the westminster post box is situated close— the westminster post box is situated close to— the westminster post box is situated close to westminster abbey,— situated close to westminster abbey, wnene — situated close to westminster abbey, where the coronation will we — abbey, where the coronation will we place — abbey, where the coronation will take place this— abbey, where the coronation will take place this saturday. online dene — take place this saturday. online dene newe— take place this saturday. online dab+ radio and— take place this saturday. online dab+ radio and on tune in this is dab+ radio and on tune in this we ee— dab+ radio and on tune in this we en newe— dab+ radio and on tune in this is gb news. now— dab+ radio and on tune in this is gb news. now it's back to andrew— is gb news. now it's back to andrew ene— is gb news. now it's back to andrew and bev._ is gb news. now it's back to andrew and bev. but first, neee-e— andrew and bev. but first, neee-e ween— andrew and bev. but first, here's your morning's weather. alex— here's your morning's weather. alex weeken— here's your morning's weather. alex deakin here— here's your morning's weather. alex deakin here with- here's your morning's weather. alex deakin here with your- alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. good

morning. another fine day for most today, perhaps a bit brighter than yesterday, a better chance of seeing a little bit more in the way of blue sky. high pressure is dominating our weather, low pressure is weather, but low pressure is trying to edge in. and as a result, the isobars are squeezing together. hence why the be picking up. the breeze will be picking up. but still, by and large, a fine day today , not completely dry. day today, not completely dry. there fe w showers through there .are a few showers through the morning just working their way up the western side of scotland. elsewhere, though, as i most places generally i said, most places generally dry . some sunshine coming dry. some hazy sunshine coming through . so a brighter day for through. so a brighter day for most compared to yesterday. the breeze picking up particular in the south, but here with some sunshine temperatures likely sunshine and temperatures likely to to the high teens, 17, to get up to the high teens, 17, maybe 18 celsius, a little cooler in the east, but the east coast itself will be a little bit warmer than yesterday as the winds slightly switch direction . we'll see the outbreaks of rain continuing to work across northern scotland this evening. nothing heavy, but just a nothing too heavy, but just a bit damp here. that rain trickling orkney for

trickling up towards orkney for most, it will be a dry night with clear spells and again, temperatures are likely to drop down into single figures so slightly fresh start to thursday , particularly with the breeze which will continue to strengthen. quite a blustery day in places to come tomorrow , in places to come tomorrow, particularly so in the west with these easterly winds. they'll also be bringing a chill back to these eastern coasts in the southwest , we'll see some southwest, we'll see some outbreaks of rain pushing up dunng outbreaks of rain pushing up during tomorrow morning, spreading through devon, cornwall , somerset and cornwall, somerset and eventually those eventually some of those outbreaks will work into outbreaks of rain will work into southern and then mid wales still some patchy across still some patchy rain across the northern isles, but for most it'll be another fine bright day tomorrow. easterly wind tomorrow. that easterly wind though, as i said, bringing a chill coast. get out chill to the east coast. get out of the breeze the sunny of the breeze in the sunny spells could see temperatures spells we could see temperatures in mid or even teens in the mid or even high teens for the long weekends. well we are going to see some heavy showers , but they'll dry and showers, but they'll be dry and bright and it'll still bright spells and it'll still feel warm the sun is feel pretty warm when the sun is out . the outside of margaret's

out. the outside of margaret's house displays her love for the royal family but when you step ennewen— royal family but when you step ennewen ene— royal family but when you step through the door— royal family but when you step through the door and— t can but when you step through the door and see how weee— through the door and see how weee nee— through the door and see how vast her royal— through the door and see how vast her royal memorabilia eeueewen— vast her royal memorabilia collection is,— vast her royal memorabilia collection is, it's evident just new— collection is, it's evident just new nwen— collection is, it's evident just how much she— collection is, it's evident just how much she loves the monarchy in even— how much she loves the monarchy in even possible— how much she loves the monarchy in every possible space is fitted— in every possible space is filled with— in every possible space is filled with photos, mugs and ornaments displaying various newewe. — ornaments displaying various neweee. neee— ornaments displaying various royals. lots of— ornaments displaying various royals. lots of stuff- ornaments displaying various royals. " royals. lots of stuff in my collection. you know, people newe— collection. you know, people have come round— ff witw" you know, people have come round and ff win“ you know, people have come round and tried ff iw“ you know, people have come round and tried to en— have come round and tried to een ef— have come round and tried to sort of account— have come round and tried to sort of account for— have come round and tried to sort of account for it. but wnene-e— sort of account for it. but wnene-e ee— sort of account for it. but there's so much- sort of account for it. but there's so much here, you know, wnene-e— there's so much here, you know, wnene-e e— there's so much here, you know, wnene-e e ween— there's so much here, you know, there's a room at— there's so much here, you know, there's a room at the top of the ne— there's a room at the top of the house. there's— there's a room at the top of the house. there's a— there's a room at the top of the house. there's a her majesty's room in there.— house. there's a her majesty's room in there. the— house. there's a her majesty's room in there. the diana room were,— room in there. the diana room wnene, wee— room in there. the diana room there, you know— room in there. the diana room there, you know what i mean? nnene-e— there, you know what i mean? nnene-e wewe— there, you know what i mean? there's lots they— there, you know what i mean? there's lots they can. c there's lots they can. it takes a there's lots they can. it takes e long— there's lots they can. it takes a long time. my interest is all about the royal family. i just absolutely love anything that comes from them. the shop in in london, anywhere that there's anything royal, i'm there. margaret met the late queen and has been to countless royal events in the past. but this year events in the past. but this ween ene-ww— events in the past. but this year she'll be— i“ but this year she'll be watching the coronation— year she'll be watching the coronation from _ year she'll be watching the coronation from home are on the

day— coronation from home are on the dew ef— coronation from home are on the dew en ene— coronation from home are on the day of the coronation, drinking wewe— day of the coronation, drinking wewe ef— day of the coronation, drinking wewe en wee,— day of the coronation, drinking lots of tea, definitely getting up early- — lots of tea, definitely getting up early- ween-w— lots of tea, definitely getting up early. jin“ c lots of tea, definitely getting up early. jwin“ c lots of tea, definitely getting up early. jwi“ c up early. don't want to miss anything. just sort of get comfy, keep on drinking cups of tea. he was something like 8 or 9 when he was told that he would be king one day. well, it's been an awful long wait, hasn't it? so i hope it all goes well. and i think i think it's warming up now. it was sort of quiet a couple of weeks ago. not much was happening. but now somehow people are getting a bit more excited you can feel excited about it. you can feel it, you ? you know, the it, can't you? you know, the devoted royal fan met the devoted royal fan once met the future king. i met him on one occasion-they— future king. i met him on one occasion-they used- future king. i met him on one occasion-they used to- ”cl “g i met him on one occasion they used to have a occasion and they used to have a newer— occasion and they used to have a newer enew— occasion and they used to have a flower show every— occasion and they used to have a flower show every year and i wenw— flower show every year and i wenw we— flower show every year and i wenw we ew— flower show every year and i went to it and— flower show every year and i went to it and my little corgi i nee— went to it and my little corgi i nee ween— went to it and my little corgi i nee wwwn ne— went to it and my little corgi i had with me and— went to it and my little corgi i had with me and he said, oh, nee— had with me and he said, oh, ne-e — had with me and he said, oh, ne-e w— had with me and he said, oh, he's nice. i like— had with me and he said, oh, he's nice. i like him.- had with me and he said, oh, he's nice. c i“ /win he's nice. i like him. you know ? i mean, it's not real. one, but it's very nice that is, isn't it? yes. god save the king. god save the king although margaret's collection is although margaret's collection we ewneeew— although margaret's collection we ewneeew ee— although margaret's collection is already so impressive, she's planning— is already so impressive, she's nwennwne new— is already so impressive, she's planning her next— is already so impressive, she's planning her next trip into eenwnew— planning her next trip into

central london— planning her next trip into central london to buy more items neewwnne— central london to buy more items neewwnng king— central london to buy more items featuring king charles. the enew— featuring king charles. the new wise— featuring king charles. the third lisa hartle— featuring king charles. the third lisa hartle gb news, london. good london.- i good morning. weneen.— . good morning. good women.— . good morning. good morning london. good morning. good morning from . good morning. good morning from ewewnenen—ewn- . good morning. good morning from buckingham _sun is- buckingham palace. the sun is out buckingham palace. the sun is eww .— buckingham palace. the sun is eww. ww-e— buckingham palace. the sun is eww. ww-e e— buckingham palace. the sun is out . it's a little— buckingham palace. the sun is out . it's a little warmer today. out. it's a little warmer today. it out. it's a little warmer today. we we— out. it's a little warmer today. we we .— out. it's a little warmer today. we we . ene— out. it's a little warmer today. it is . the atmosphere is still it is. the atmosphere is still nee— it is. the atmosphere is still nice. there's— it is. the atmosphere is still nice. there's a— it is. the atmosphere is still nice. there's a nice atmosphere, wewe— nice. there's a nice atmosphere, wewe ew— nice. there's a nice atmosphere, wewe ew newne— nice. there's a nice atmosphere, lots of public down— nice. there's a nice atmosphere, lots of public down here this newnwne. — lots of public down here this morning. more— lots of public down here this morning. more public actually, nwewenw— morning. more public actually, probably yesterday. probably than yesterday. but enwewew— probably than yesterday. but obviously things little obviously things are a little bit obviously things are a little new wewnwee— obviously things are a little bit tainted events of last bit tainted by events of last nwenw— bit tainted by events of last nwenw-ew- bit tainted by events of last night-of course,- bit tainted by events of last night-of course, had night because, of course, we had the night because, of course, we had we ewene— night because, of course, we had we ewene ene— night because, of course, we had the drama, the security scare, a wnwewen— the drama, the security scare, a man through some— the drama, the security scare, a man through some form of shotgun eewwneeee— man through some form of shotgun eewwneeee wnwe— man through some form of shotgun cartridges into buckingham weweee. — cartridges into buckingham palace. there— cartridges into buckingham palace. “£112; cartridges into buckingham palace. there was a controlled explosion. he's under arrest. but the police say nothing to do with terrorism. i'm more at their words, not ours . a mental

their words, not ours. a mental health issue. it was a precautionary explosion and it was heard live on gb news last night. we're just was heard live on gb news last night . we're just getting the night. we're just getting the weweew— night. we're just getting the weweew wewe— night. we're just getting the latest word from _ i“ 3“ we're just getting the latest word from the metropolitan police. and i don't knew— metropolitan police. and i don't wnew wnew— metropolitan police. and i don't knew we we— metropolitan police. and i don't know what it is— metropolitan police. and i don't know what it is we're going to newe— know what it is we're going to newe we— 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 wne— have to evacuate now. the police wwe wwwn— 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 are live with us now and telling we wnew— are live with us now and telling we we w-wee— 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 w— us that we've got to evacuate w wen-w— us that we've got to evacuate even i don't see— us that we've got to evacuate even i don't see how why we eewwe— even i don't see how why we could possibly— even i don't see how why we could possibly have to move. so wn— could possibly have to move. so w-n wen— could possibly have to move. so w-n very eewww— could possibly have to move. so w-n very eeww we— could possibly have to move. so i'm very sorry to say that it is eeee— i'm very sorry to say that it is good evening— i'm very sorry to say that it is good evening for— i'm very sorry to say that it is good evening for me for the time newne— good evening for me for the time beinge ee— good evening for me for the time beinge eelwnwnw— good evening for me for the time being, as think that was being, as i think that was nwewewww— being, as i think that was probably controlled explosion in the background— probably controlled explosion in the background .— probably controlled explosion in the background . that's it the background. that's what it eewneee— the background. that's what it sounded like— the background. that's what it sounded like-me- the background. that's what it sounded like me . sounded like to me. so that that was michael cole, who is with us now. this morning. michael, for anybody who's just turning tuning in this morning, he doesn't know what happened. just tell us events just before that. well, you'll appreciate this. we ewwwwne— well, you'll appreciate this. we were sitting here— well, you'll appreciate this. we were sitting here exactly where were sitting here exactly where we jeeen— were sitting here exactly where we are. jacob rees—mogg was newe— we are. jacob rees—mogg was newe. w— we are. jacob rees—mogg was newe. w wee— we are. jacob rees—mogg was here. i was here.— we are. jacob rees—mogg was here. i was here. and we were wewe— here. i was here. and we were wewe wnew— here. i was here. and we were wewe we we— here. i was here. and we were told that we were— here. i was here. and we were told that we were going to have told that we were going to have we—wenwee- to leave our little tented venee— to leave our little tented village, _we've - to leave our little tented village, we've occupied village, which we've occupied eewn— village, which we've occupied down-canada- village, which we've occupied down canada gate . and village, which we've occupied- down-canada gate . and we down here at canada gate. and we had down here at canada gate. and we nee we— down here at canada gate. and we nee we 90— down here at canada gate. and we nee we 90 we— down here at canada gate. and we nee we ge we ew— down here at canada gate. and we had to go to our little hut in

wne— had to go to our little hut in we weeee— had to go to our little hut in the woods about— had to go to our little hut in the woods about six, six metres ewew. — the woods about six, six metres ewew. wewwe— the woods about six, six metres away- wewwe yew— the woods about six, six metres away. would you say ? ' “w: away. would you say? and was wne— away. would you say? and was when enew— away. would you say? and was this after the security , after this after the security, after we weren't told anything . just we weren't told anything. just saying leave, you've got- i“ c iww: “3 just saying leave, you've got to go wee.— saying leave, you've got to go wnewe. se— saying leave, you've got to go there. so being— saying leave, you've got to go there. so being good boys and gene— there. so being good boys and we .— there. so being good boys and we , we— there. so being good boys and girls , we went. _ there. so being good boys and girls , we went. now i'm very girls, we went. now i'm very nwen— girls, we went. now i'm very nwen wn— girls, we went. now i'm very nwen wn wne— girls, we went. now i'm very much in the camp of saying that i much in the camp of saying that w wen-w— much in the camp of saying that w een-w wne— much in the camp of saying that i don't like people— much in the camp of saying that i don't like people to interfere wwwn— i don't like people to interfere wwwn ny— i don't like people to interfere with my lawful— i don't like people to interfere with my lawful occasion while w-n — with my lawful occasion while w-n eewne— with my lawful occasion while i'm doing them— with my lawful occasion while i'm doing them and i did point outw— i'm doing them and i did point eww, w— i'm doing them and i did point eww, w ewe,— i'm doing them and i did point out, i said, we've— i'm doing them and i did point out, i said, we've been invited newe— out, i said, we've been invited here, we've been— out, i said, we've been invited here, we've been accredited, we've been checked, we're weenne— we've been checked, we're weenne ew— we've been checked, we're wearing our our- we've been checked, we're wearing our our high visibility eewnenwe. — wearing our our high visibility eewnenwe. ewe— wearing our our high visibility garments. but we moved to our wwwwwe— garments. but we moved to our wwwwwe newwew— garments. but we moved to our little porter cabin— garments. but we moved to our little porter cabin and we the enw— little porter cabin and we the only eeweww— little porter cabin and we the only clever thing— little porter cabin and we the only clever thing i did is i end— only clever thing i did is i eewe we— only clever thing i did is i eewe we e— only clever thing i did is i said to a very— only clever thing i did is i said to a very talented camera w— said to a very talented camera w enew— said to a very talented camera crew, i said, look,— said to a very talented camera crew, i said, look, can you nnne— crew, i said, look, can you nnne ene— crew, i said, look, can you wnng ew— crew, i said, look, can you bring one of the- crew, i said, look, can you bring one of the cameras and wewe— bring one of the cameras and we we— bring one of the cameras and we we we— bring one of the cameras and take it to the _ bring one of the cameras and take it to the hut— bring one of the cameras and take it to the hut and we'll do wne— take it to the hut and we'll do we enew— take it to the hut and we'll do the show from _ take it to the hut and we'll do the show from there. i sounded wne— the show from there. i sounded wwwe wwewew— the show from there. i sounded like mickey rooney and judy eewwene. — like mickey rooney and judy garland. you— like mickey rooney and judy garland. you know, let's do the enew— garland. you know, let's do the enew newe— garland. you know, let's do the show right here. _ garland. you know, let's do the show right here. so they did it in show right here. so they did it n eneww— show right here. so they did it in about less— show right here. so they did it in about less than five minutes. wne— in about less than five minutes. wne-eewweww- in about less than five minutes. and-actually on- in about less than five minutes. and-actually on air- in about less than five minutes. and actually on air when and we were actually on air when you and we were actually on air when wew eew— and we were actually on air when you wnew— and we were actually on air when you saw that little— and we were actually on air when you saw that little incident wnewe— you saw that little incident wnewe .— you saw that little incident wnewe . wne— you saw that little incident there . and i— you saw that little incident there . and i must say that jacob there. and i must say that jacob weee—weee— there. and i must say that jacob neee—neee .— there. and i must say that jacob neee—neee , wne— there. and i must say that jacob rees—mogg , who i'd never met rees—mogg, who i'd never met newewe— rees—mogg, who i'd never met newewe, wee— rees—mogg, who i'd never met before, was extremely good . he

before, was extremely good. he is before, was extremely good. he we new— before, was extremely good. he we new e— before, was extremely good. he is not a professional broadcaster,- is not a professional broadcaster, but he found the new— broadcaster, but he found the new wewee— broadcaster, but he found the right words and— broadcaster, but he found the right words and he said them. wne— right words and he said them. and ne-e— right words and he said them. and we e— right words and he said them. and he's a good— right words and he said them. and he's a good man under fire. ween.— and he's a good man under fire. ween. wnew— and he's a good man under fire. ween. wnen w— and he's a good man under fire. yeah. then it became even more eennwweewee— yeah. then it became even more complicated because after the ewnweewen— complicated because after the explosion went— complicated because after the explosion went off, we were told we nee— explosion went off, we were told we nee we— explosion went off, we were told we had to leave— explosion went off, we were told we had to leave kyiv entirely. wne— we had to leave kyiv entirely. wne newe— we had to leave kyiv entirely. the media zone,— we had to leave kyiv entirely. the media zone, and we went ewwewee— the media zone, and we went ewwewee wne— the media zone, and we went outside the gates. _ the media zone, and we went outside the gates. we were mingling— outside the gates. we were nwngwwng wwwn— outside the gates. we were mingling with all the other weennweew— mingling with all the other technical zones, about 2 or 300 of technical zones, about 2 or 300 ew wen.— technical zones, about 2 or 300 ew wnen. wne— technical zones, about 2 or 300 of them. and once— technical zones, about 2 or 300 of them. and once again, our camera crew got— of them. and once again, our camera crew got back on air. we nee— camera crew got back on air. we nee wne— camera crew got back on air. we nee wne eewne— camera crew got back on air. we had the sound, we— camera crew got back on air. we had the sound, we had the newe— had the sound, we had the nwewwwe. we— had the sound, we had the picture. we had— had the sound, we had the picture. we had to improvise. it e new— picture. we had to improvise. it e www jury— picture. we had to improvise. it was a bit jury rigged. but, you knew— was a bit jury rigged. but, you knew wne— was a bit jury rigged. but, you know, the important thing is and i know, the important thing is and w wnwnw— know, the important thing is and w men we— know, the important thing is and w men we en— know, the important thing is and i think we can take— know, the important thing is and i think we can take some pride in i think we can take some pride wn wne— i think we can take some pride n we wn— i think we can take some pride in this i'm not— i think we can take some pride in this i'm not part of gb news. wn— in this i'm not part of gb news. m e— in this i'm not part of gb news. m e eweew— in this i'm not part of gb news. w-n e eweew ew— in this i'm not part of gb news. i'm a guest of the— in this i'm not part of gb news. i'm a guest of the gb news. but wne— i'm a guest of the gb news. but we we— i'm a guest of the gb news. but we we wne— i'm a guest of the gb news. but this is the coronation station. wnen— this is the coronation station. wnen we— this is the coronation station. when we were— this is the coronation station. when we were the only people on air. when we were the only people on enew-e eu— when we were the only people on air. _are all the— when we were the only people on air.-are all the other- air. where are all the other pygmies?— air. where are all the other pygmie57-thev?| air. where are all the other- pygmies?-they? yeah, pygmies? where are they? yeah, this pygmies? where are they? yeah, wnwelwne— pygmies? where are they? yeah, wnwelwne-ewew- pygmies? where are they? yeah, this-the-story in- pygmies? where are they? yeah, this the story in the this is the biggest story in the wewwe.— this is the biggest story in the wewwe. wne— this is the biggest story in the world. this is— this is the biggest story in the world. this is the— this is the biggest story in the world. this is the greatest show on world. this is the greatest show en enew.— world. this is the greatest show en eewwn. wne— world. this is the greatest show on earth. and they— world. this is the greatest show on earth. and they weren't here, so on earth. and they weren't here, ee-nwewwwee— on earth. and they weren't here, so pictures exclusively so the pictures were exclusively on so the pictures were exclusively en en— so the pictures were exclusively en en newe— so the pictures were exclusively on gb news. and— so the pictures were exclusively on gb news. and also, not only enew,— on gb news. and also, not only wnew, wne— on gb news. and also, not only that, the follow— on gb news. and also, not only that, the follow up— on gb news. and also, not only that, the follow up pictures of the that, the follow up pictures of we eneew— that, the follow up pictures of we eneew .— that, the follow up pictures of the arrest, but— that, the follow up pictures of the arrest , but the weird that, the follow up pictures of the arrest, but the weird thing is,

the arrest, but the weird thing we, wnewew— the arrest, but the weird thing is, andrew, that— the arrest, but the weird thing is, andrew, that all of this wwwwwe— is, andrew, that all of this little drama— is, andrew, that all of this little drama took place an hour ewwew— little drama took place an hour ewwew w— little drama took place an hour after it happened. _ little drama took place an hour after it happened. it was all ew— after it happened. it was all ww wne— after it happened. it was all over by the time— after it happened. it was all over by the time we were told to wn wne— over by the time we were told to remove in the middle of a live eweeeeeew,— remove in the middle of a live broadcast, which— remove in the middle of a live broadcast, which is not ideal, ewe— broadcast, which is not ideal, nww eu— broadcast, which is not ideal, but all credit— broadcast, which is not ideal, but all credit to— broadcast, which is not ideal, but all credit to the camera ene— but all credit to the camera crew and the— but all credit to the camera crew and the other backup people we eweee we— crew and the other backup people we covered it because when yew-we— we covered it because when wewwe en en— we covered it because when you're on air, you- we covered it because when you're on air, you want to stay on you're on air, you want to stay en wnew-e— you're on air, you want to stay on air. that's your— you're on air, you want to stay on air. that's your professional wnwne. — on air. that's your professional wnwne. wne— on air. that's your professional thing. and this— on air. that's your professional thing. and this was- on air. that's your professional thing. '“w: �* �* thing. and this was 1—1 individual, we believe . i don't individual, we believe. i don't think it's suspected that any terrorist connections . what else terrorist connections. what else do we know at this stage about who this person was and what they did? the one small wneweenw,— they did? the one small incident, nobody- w: a? the one small incident, nobody was w: w:7 the one small incident, nobody was hurt. weneew— incident, nobody was hurt. weweew wee— incident, nobody was hurt. nobody was injured. yeah it's weewewwenwe— nobody was injured. yeah it's regrettable, but— nobody was injured. yeah it's regrettable, but you know , in regrettable, but you know, in the regrettable, but you know, in we wewee— regrettable, but you know, in the words of— regrettable, but you know, in the words of the— regrettable, but you know, in the words of the rolling stones . ww-e— the words of the rolling stones . ww-e eu— the words of the rolling stones . en en ewew— the words of the rolling stones , it's all over now.— the words of the rolling stones , it's all over now. _ the words of the rolling stones , it's all over now. but now how do you stop it anyway, michael? because we've seen thousands of police officers here, thousands of rehearsing, of troops rehearsing, 6000 overnight but unless overnight again. but unless they're going to stop and search every person outside the every single person outside the palace, they can't stop this happening. well, this is this is jewewenn— “3 well, this is this is jobsworth international down newe— jobsworth international down here, jobsworth— jobsworth international down here, jobsworth paradise. wwewwweew-e—

here, jobsworth paradise. everybody's got to wear reflective _ everybody's got to wear reflective clothes and all the wee— reflective clothes and all the weew ew— reflective clothes and all the weew ew ww— reflective clothes and all the weew ew ww .— reflective clothes and all the rest of it. it's— reflective clothes and all the rest of it. it's a— reflective clothes and all the rest of it. it's a nightmare , rest of it. it's a nightmare, wnewen— rest of it. it's a nightmare, wnewgn wen-w— rest of it. it's a nightmare, though, isn't it?- rest of it. it's a nightmare, though, isn't it? of course it is. though, isn't it? of course it we. ow— though, isn't it? of course it is. of course— though, isn't it? of course it is. of course it— though, isn't it? of course it is. of course it is.- though, isn't it? of course it is. of course it is. because eeewnww— is. of course it is. because eeewnww we— is. of course it is. because security is the— is. of course it is. because security is the bane of our wwwee. — security is the bane of our lives. these— security is the bane of our lives. these days. it's. it's wen— lives. these days. it's. it's very unfortunate that awful neenwe— very unfortunate that awful neenwe wwww— very unfortunate that awful people will do— very unfortunate that awful people will do these stupid wnwnee— people will do these stupid wnwnee .— people will do these stupid wnwnee . wne— people will do these stupid things . and if— people will do these stupid things . and if i— people will do these stupid things . and if i was allowed to things. and if i was allowed to say— things. and if i was allowed to eew eenewntne— things. and if i was allowed to say something editorialise a bit . we— say something editorialise a bit . we wne— say something editorialise a bit . we we ee— say something editorialise a bit ,.-d we we eew— say something editorialise a bit , i'd like to say to— say something editorialise a bit , i'd like to say to all the neenee— , i'd like to say to all the neenwe wne— , i'd like to say to all the people who want to cause trouble eennenew . wne— people who want to cause trouble tomorrow , who want to disrupt tomorrow, who want to disrupt enenee— tomorrow, who want to disrupt enenee .— tomorrow, who want to disrupt wnenee , twee— tomorrow, who want to disrupt wnenee , we we— tomorrow, who want to disrupt things , just be responsible , be things, just be responsible, be wne— things, just be responsible, be wene en— things, just be responsible, be kind on coronation day, there'll be wneweenee— kind on coronation day, there'll be thousands and— kind on coronation day, there'll be thousands and thousands of eneeewen— be thousands and thousands of children here— be thousands and thousands of children here and— be thousands and thousands of children here and it's we newen-e— children here and it's we haven't seen— children here and it's we haven't seen an occasion like ewee.— haven't seen an occasion like enee. ene— haven't seen an occasion like this. the world— haven't seen an occasion like this. the world hasn't seen an occasion like— this. the world hasn't seen an occasion like this— this. the world hasn't seen an occasion like this for 70 years. twee— occasion like this for 70 years. just we— occasion like this for 70 years. just be e— occasion like this for 70 years. we be e eew— occasion like this for 70 years. just be a bit decent. it would ewee— just be a bit decent. it would ewee ee— just be a bit decent. it would ewee we netw— just be a bit decent. it would also be pretty stupid for any of the also be pretty stupid for any of we ee— also be pretty stupid for any of the eco protesters— also be pretty stupid for any of the eco protesters to target the ceweneeeen — the eco protesters to target the coronation because king charles is coronation because king charles ee enew— coronation because king charles is their greatest— coronation because king charles is their greatest champion. wi; is their greatest champion. he was championing— is their greatest champion. he was championing eco- is their greatest champion. he was championing eco causes when he was a teenager. but do they went,— he was a teenager. but do they wnenw wnewew— he was a teenager. but do they think, andrew, have— 3 but do they think, andrew, have they are enew— think, andrew, have they are enew enew-we— think, andrew, have they are they they're not. _ think, andrew, have they are they they're not. they're eco eeeeeewe— they they're not. they're eco

eeeweeee .— they they're not. they're eco eeeeeewe . enew— they they're not. they're eco egotists . they are completely egotists. they are completely eeeeeen.— egotists. they are completely selfish. yeah— egotists. they are completely selfish. yeah and i was in newweenene— selfish. yeah and i was in parliament square yesterday in a taxi parliament square yesterday in a eewe ene— parliament square yesterday in a eewe ene enew— parliament square yesterday in a taxi and they were— parliament square yesterday in a taxi and they were doing their ewee— taxi and they were doing their little shuffle _ taxi and they were doing their little shuffle stop oil past westminster— little shuffle stop oil past westminster abbey. and i was ween— westminster abbey. and i was ween e— westminster abbey. and i was ween e eee— westminster abbey. and i was with a cab driver— westminster abbey. and i was with a cab driver . and you know, with a cab driver. and you know, the with a cab driver. and you know, we fene— with a cab driver. and you know, we eene ee— with a cab driver. and you know, the font of all— with a cab driver. and you know, the font of all wisdom is with eee— the font of all wisdom is with eee ewewewe— the font of all wisdom is with eee ewewewe .— the font of all wisdom is with cab drivers . and— the font of all wisdom is with cab drivers . and he said to me, cab drivers. and he said to me, he cab drivers. and he said to me, we eew,— cab drivers. and he said to me, we eeee, ween— cab drivers. and he said to me, he said, look, he— cab drivers. and he said to me, he said, look, he said, i was wewene— he said, look, he said, i was eewene e— he said, look, he said, i was weweng e young— he said, look, he said, i was taking a young couple to the eewnewe— taking a young couple to the eewnewe ene— taking a young couple to the airport and there was a couple of airport and there was a couple ee beekee— airport and there was a couple ee eeewee en— airport and there was a couple of blokes on a— airport and there was a couple of blokes on a gantry . he said, of blokes on a gantry. he said, we of blokes on a gantry. he said, we wee— of blokes on a gantry. he said, we were there— of blokes on a gantry. he said, we were there for— of blokes on a gantry. he said, we were there for hours. they neeeee — we were there for hours. they missed their— we were there for hours. they missed their flight. he said it eeee— missed their flight. he said it eeee enem— missed their flight. he said it cost them thousands to rebook wneew— cost them thousands to rebook eneew ween.— cost them thousands to rebook their flight. well,— cost them thousands to rebook their flight. well, now multiply ewee— their flight. well, now multiply enee e— their flight. well, now multiply that a million— their flight. well, now multiply that a million times. the latest ewee— that a million times. the latest we we— that a million times. the latest that we know is that a man was detained by the met police. he approached the gates in central london last night through a number being held number of items. he's being held on possession an on suspicion of possession of an offensive after a knife offensive weapon after a knife was found. the force have said, obviously, nobody was in obviously, that nobody was in the residence at buckingham palace the time and the palace at the time and the police carried out a precautionary controlled explosion on that was heard live on gb news. by the way, if yew-e— on gb news. by the way, if you're wondering- “it“ [15 \w by the way, if you're wondering what in“ [15 \w by the way, if you're wondering what i'm weewenet— you're wondering what i'm wearinge ee— you're wondering what i'm wearing, it is— you're wondering what i'm wearing, it is not a political weeeeee.— wearing, it is not a political weeewee. ee— wearing, it is not a political rosette. it is— wearing, it is not a political rosette. it is my—

wearing, it is not a political rosette. it is my coronation weeewee—ew- rosette. it is my coronation weeewee —ew el rosette. it is my coronation. rosette—by a very rosette sent to me by a very eeee— rosette sent to me by a very good eweene— rosette sent to me by a very good friend called jeanette. i ewe—gene- good friend called jeanette. i eewe—eeene ee- good friend called jeanette. i like going to wear like it. and i'm going to wear it like it. and i'm going to wear eelene— like it. and i'm going to wear eelene eew. — like it. and i'm going to wear eelene eew. e— like it. and i'm going to wear it the day. 3 it for the day. i thought this was the local council elections tomorrow when turned up in tomorrow when he turned up in that horse event. that or you'd won a horse event. it's splendid. yes, i do. it's rather splendid. yes, i do. and i love the logo in the middle. it's very 1950s. they were around in middle. it's very 19505. they were around in at— middle. it's very 19505. they were around in at the- w:w:it jjq they were around in at the queen's ceweneeeen.— were around in at the queen's coronation. they— were around in at the queen's coronation. they were rosettes. enew-we— coronation. they were rosettes. they're _fashioned - they're very old fashioned weeeeeee. — they're very old fashioned rosettes. _i'ml rosettes. but but and i'm weewene— rosettes. but but and i'm weewene ny— rosettes. but but and i'm wearing my fashioned wearing my old fashioned nenewwene— wearing my old fashioned pinstripe _well. - wearing my old fashioned pinstripe well. wearing my old fashioned. pinstripe _well. well, pinstripe suit as well. well, i'll have to match that tomorrow. okay. well, let's take a tomorrow. okay. well, let's take e week— tomorrow. okay. well, let's take e eeew ee— tomorrow. okay. well, let's take e eeew ee ene— tomorrow. okay. well, let's take a look at the politics— okay. well, let's take a look at the politics of the dew — a look at the politics of the dew ene— a look at the politics of the day. the prime— a look at the politics of the day. the prime minister is set to announce the— day. the prime minister is set to announce the banning of cold eeeeene— to announce the banning of cold eeeeene-ee— to announce the banning of cold eeeeene-ee e— to announce the banning of cold calling of a national calling as part of a national eeweeeew— calling as part of a national strategy-tackle- calling as part of a national strategy tackle £7 strategy to tackle the £7 eeeeeen— strategy to tackle the £7 eeeeeen e— strategy to tackle the £7 billion a .cost - strategy to tackle the £7 billion a cost of scams. billion a year cost of scams. and:— billion a year cost of scams. wne. ee— billion a year cost of scams. and, of course,— billion a year cost of scams. and, of course, fraud- billion a year cost of scams. and, of course, fraud is- billion a year cost of scams. and, of course, fraud is now the biggest in the country. biggest crime in the country. meanwhile, the deputy prime minister, oliver dowden, minister, that's oliver dowden, struggled there , has told mps struggled there, has told mps that sue gray that senior civil servant, flatly refused to cooperate with a whitehall inquiry into whether she broke any rules by agreeing to take a job with sir keir starmer. and we think she might have been talking to sir keir starmer while she was doing the partygate inquiry boris partygate inquiry into boris johnson. huge conflict of

interest. us now to interest. so joining us now to wnneew— interest. so joining us now to wnneewleee— interest. so joining us now to wnneewleee ee— interest. so joining us now to unpacklall is the- so joining us now to unpack all is the leader of unpack it all is the leader of eweeewn — unpack it all is the leader of eweeewn uk,— unpack it all is the leader of reform uk, richard tice. good morning— reform uk, richard tice. good morning, richard. "cl�*ifwtiilc morning, richard. is reset ween-e— morning, richard. is reset wewen-e weww— morning, richard. "cl�*ifwtiilc i 7 richard where's your rosette? richard rosette andrew,— where's your rosette? richard rosette andrew, i— i 7 richard rosette andrew, i think it's neweeeewe— rosette andrew, i think it's marvellous. it— rosette andrew, i think it's marvellous. it suits you. old eeeneenee— marvellous. it suits you. old fashioned question . mark fashioned question. mark let's eew— fashioned question. mark let's eeew eeewe— fashioned question. mark let's talk about the— fashioned question. mark let's talk about the sue— fashioned question. mark let's talk about the sue gray situation first, richard. if we can. this is scandalous that a woman who is meant to represent the highest ethical standards of our establishment is behaving in this way and refusing to answer questions. it's this way and refusing to answer questions . it's utterly questions. it's utterly extraordinary- questions. it's utterly extraordinary .- w: -wits. it's utterly extraordinary . she's elevated extraordinary. she's elevated neweeee— extraordinary. she's elevated neweeeeee— extraordinary. she's elevated herself to being _ extraordinary. she's elevated herself to being the nation's nwneewewe— herself to being the nation's nwneewewe en— herself to being the nation's hypocrite in chief. let's remember,— hypocrite in chief. let's remember, this is a lady who for 20 weewe— remember, this is a lady who for ze weewe nee— remember, this is a lady who for 20 years has worked at the ceeenew— 20 years has worked at the cabinet office— 20 years has worked at the cabinet office is rising to teens;— cabinet office is rising to being wne— cabinet office is rising to being the head of propriety and ewneee— being the head of propriety and eeneee . — being the head of propriety and ethics . she's— being the head of propriety and ethics . she's a— being the head of propriety and ethics . she's a very- being the head of propriety and ethics . t“ ethics. she's a very often including with the partygate inquiry , demanded witness inquiry, demanded witness statements from all sorts of civil servants and ministers, andindeed civil servants and ministers, and indeed prime ministers. and yet when the heat turns on- e�*e: :: t“ and yet when the heat turns on her, wnen— yet when the heat turns on her, wnen wnewe-e— yet when the heat turns on her, when there's the _ yet when the heat turns on her, when there's the possibility

ewee— when there's the possibility we ene— when there's the possibility we ene new— when there's the possibility that she may have breached the ewe— that she may have breached the ewe eewweee— that she may have breached the civil service code— that she may have breached the civil service code ,_ that she may have breached the civil service code , the code and civil service code, the code and wweee— civil service code, the code and wweee ene— civil service code, the code and rules and ethics— civil service code, the code and rules and ethics ,_ civil service code, the code and rules and ethics , all of rules and ethics, all of a eweeen— rules and ethics, all of a sudden she— rules and ethics, all of a sudden she goes completely eeeenw— sudden she goes completely eeeene ene— sudden she goes completely silent and refuses to answer eweeeeene. — silent and refuses to answer questions. you— silent and refuses to answer questions. /witw.. . f: questions. you literally could not make this up and the simple thing is , if she's got something thing is, if she's got something to hide , she remains silent. if to hide, she remains silent. if you haven't got anything to hide, if you think it's all appropriate, then why not just answer the questions that you've as a person, as head of ethics, have asked other have consistently asked other people . that's the and that's people. that's the and that's the point, richard, isn't it? if she won't answer these eweeweene— if she won't answer these questions, everybody's going to enenwt— questions, everybody's going to wnenwt wnee— questions, everybody's going to think, what has— questions, everybody's going to think, what has she got to hide? ween— think, what has she got to hide? keene—ewee- think, what has she got to hide? keir—course, will- think, what has she got to hide? keir—course, will bei keir starmer, of course, will be eneeeeneee— keir starmer, of course, will be challenged-this- keir starmer, of course, will be challenged this prime challenged about this at prime eweneewew-e— challenged about this at prime minister's—today challenged about this at primei minister's—today. minister's question time today. if minister's question time today. ee-weee— minister's question time today. ee-eeee we— minister's question time today. if-tell us, hasn't- minister's question time today. if tell us, hasn't he if she won't tell us, hasn't he got— if she won't tell us, hasn't he eee we— if she won't tell us, hasn't he eee we eeww— if she won't tell us, hasn't he get ee weee we— if she won't tell us, hasn't he got to tell us when these talks eeeween— got to tell us when these talks eeeween nen — got to tell us when these talks between him and— got to tell us when these talks between him and sue gray began? and between him and sue gray began? awe-eeeen— between him and sue gray began? and-clash with- between him and sue gray began? and-clash with the- between him and sue gray began? and clash with the time and did they clash with the time wnen— and did they clash with the time wnen ene— and did they clash with the time when she-doing— and did they clash with the time when she doing the partygate when she was doing the partygate enewewe — when she was doing the partygate enewewe ween— when she was doing the partygate enewewe weu. ee— when she was doing the partygate inquiry? f i inquiry? well, of course, keir starmer set himself out as being the of great principle, all the man of great principle, all the man of great principle, all the great integrity. but the man of great integrity. but on broadcast channel he on another broadcast channel he has, i think was about seven

has, i think it was about seven times refused to answer that very question. and it's quite clear that the only reason you could refuse to answer that question is because actually you really have got something to hide. you're embarrassed. you've been found out. and i suspect that the prime minister has got an absolute open goal today in question time. and this could potentially really be actually very dangerous for keir starmer, because his integrity is on the line and at the very least, he has to answer the question and whether or not sue gray can remain in that role given this this hypocritical start , i think this hypocritical start, i think is very much up for grabs. i don't think she should . well don't think she should. well i was going to say, what's your view? there's some suggestion ene— view? there's some suggestion ene new— view? there's some suggestion ene new new— view? there's some suggestion ene new nee ee— view? there's some suggestion she may not be able- . 7 there's some suggestion she may not be able to take the job she may not be able to take the tee eew— she may not be able to take the tee eew ene— she may not be able to take the ten new ween— she may not be able to take the job for one year or— she may not be able to take the job for one year or two years. cen— job for one year or two years. cen ene— job for one year or two years. cen ene ee— job for one year or two years. cen ene ee ee— job for one year or two years. can she do it at— job for one year or two years. can she do it at all? she eewweenew— can she do it at all? she certainly shouldn't do it for a significant period of time. i

think it's acoba that the committee that has to rule on that. but yeah, i think it's very questionable whether you can do it at all because keir starmer's integrity and honesty is now on the line. and so far he's completely and utterly failed. he's of course the u—turn in chief in the country. he's done more u—turns than than anybody can think of on some of his policies. it's impossible to know what he stands for. his policies. it's impossible to know what he stands for . and he know what he stands for. and he claimed that the bedrock was his integrity and principles like sue gray. and actually, he won't ask the question. so clearly he's got no integrity . he's got he's got no integrity. he's got something to hide. she's got something to hide. she's got something to hide. and they owe the nation an explanation . the nation an explanation. richard, obviously, one of the issues which— richard, obviously, one of the issues which voters feel very ewweneew— issues which voters feel very strongly about— issues which voters feel very strongly about law and order, enme— strongly about law and order, crime , crime, it— strongly about law and order, crime , crime, it repeatedly crime, crime, it repeatedly wn— crime, crime, it repeatedly comes up on the issues that neenee— comes up on the issues that neenwe neee— comes up on the issues that people feel most— comes up on the issues that people feel most strongly about. weene— people feel most strongly about. weene swnew— people feel most strongly about. rishi sunak announcement today, eweew— rishi sunak announcement today, eweew enme— rishi sunak announcement today, ewwew ee— rishi sunak announcement today, cyber crime is the— rishi sunak announcement today, cyber crime is the most common wew— cyber crime is the most common wew ee— cyber crime is the most common wew ew ee— cyber crime is the most common

crime. now it is on— cyber crime is the most common crime. now it is on the up all ene— crime. now it is on the up all we ene— crime. now it is on the up all the time. what— crime. now it is on the up all the time. what do— crime. now it is on the up all the time. what do you think of his measures— the time. what do you think of his measures to— the time. what do you think of his measures to clamp down on eewwe— his measures to clamp down on eeee eeeeene— his measures to clamp down on cold calling in— his measures to clamp down on cold calling in order to help nweeeee— cold calling in order to help nweweew neenwe— cold calling in order to help protect people from scams ? protect people from scams? ween— protect people from scams? week. we— protect people from scams? look, we hear— protect people from scams? look, we hear all— protect people from scams? look, we hear all of- protect people from scams? look, we hear all of these these sort of headlines, these good initiative four fs from government ministers and the prime minister but i think the nafion prime minister but i think the nation is just weary because it never turns into action on whatever it is on any of his five pledges, whether it's the boats, whether it's, you know, they trumpet the fact they've employed 20,000 new police officers . well, you can't see officers. well, you can't see any of them . they're all sitting any of them. they're all sitting in desks sort of policing tweets. i don't know where they are. so i think the country just says, well, it sounds a good idea, but of course, this lot, they won't deliver it because they won't deliver it because they actually anything they never actually get anything done. reality, what done. so but in reality, what people really want is actually every day we want to see police officers on the streets protecting communities , protecting communities, preventing crime, catching criminals. it's pretty basic stuff . okay. thank you very

stuff. okay. thank you very much, richard. we need to move on. much, richard. we need to move new— much, richard. we need to move wew wew— much, richard. we need to move new wew en— much, richard. we need to move on. how you can crack— i“.wt.“ m: we need to move on. how you can crack down i“.t.“ m: we need to move on. how you can crack down on eewwe— on. how you can crack down on eeee eeeeene— on. how you can crack down on eeee eeeeene . — on. how you can crack down on cold calling . i— on. how you can crack down on cold calling . t“ on. how you can crack down on cold calling . cold calling. i mean, what is the government going to do listening to every phone call in the country? i guess it will make it illegal to cold call people and cold calling is often the route to scams, particularly for the elderly. so people are wen— for the elderly. so people are very convincing _ for the elderly. so people are very convincing on— 31g so people are very convincing on phone very convincing on the phone wnen—eewwe- very convincing on the phone when—calls, i- very convincing on the phone when—calls, i say, when i get those calls, i say, on,— when i get those calls, i say, oh,-fascinated- when i get those calls, i say, oh,-fascinated by- when i get those calls, i say, oh, fascinated by that. ' “w: oh, i'm fascinated by that. and i�*m— oh, i'm fascinated by that. and in neeewe— oh, i'm fascinated by that. and i-my mobile phone- oh, i'm fascinated by that. and i my mobile phone down on i put my mobile phone down on the desk and i walk and the desk and i walk away and i go make cup of tea. and they go make a cup of tea. and they can talk to my phone or my desk for 2 or 3 minutes. but michael cole's with he's cole's still with us. he's chuckling. do how do you chuckling. do you do how do you deal with cold callers? well, perhaps a little bit more peremptorily get lost. peremptorily than you get lost. well , saves time. really? yeah. well, saves time. really? yeah. it's well, saves time. really? yeah. ew-e wows— well, saves time. really? yeah. it's acas time.— well, saves time. really? yeah. it's acas time. but it is a eewewee— it's acas time. but it is a scourge . erg.— it's acas time. but it is a scourge . erg. and as you so scourge. erg. and as you so weenwew— scourge. erg. and as you so wegnwww eeeet— scourge. erg. and as you so wegnwww eeee, e— scourge. erg. and as you so rightly said, a lot of older neenee— rightly said, a lot of older neenwe ee— rightly said, a lot of older people are taken in you . no one people are taken in you. no one enenwe— people are taken in you. no one enenwe enee— people are taken in you. no one thinks one's sophisticated, but i thinks one's sophisticated, but e wee— thinks one's sophisticated, but e neewew— thinks one's sophisticated, but i was nearly caught once. really wee.— i was nearly caught once. really wee. e— i was nearly caught once. really wee. e — i was nearly caught once. really wee. e e— i was nearly caught once. really was. i was. i was— i was nearly caught once. really was. i was. i was going abroad . was. i was. i was going abroad. i was. i was. i was going abroad. ewee— was. i was. i was going abroad. e eeeeene— was. i was. i was going abroad. i was getting ready and somebody fang— i was getting ready and somebody

wene wn— i was getting ready and somebody wene wn. yew— i was getting ready and somebody rang up. you know,— i was getting ready and somebody rang up. you know, if you don't do rang up. you know, if you don't we wnee— rang up. you know, if you don't we wnee weww— rang up. you know, if you don't do this, your phone is going to be do this, your phone is going to we ewe— do this, your phone is going to we ewe eee.— do this, your phone is going to be cut off. and— do this, your phone is going to be cut off. and i— do this, your phone is going to be cut off. and i found myself weeneneene— be cut off. and i found myself weeneneene ee— be cut off. and i found myself responding to it— be cut off. and i found myself responding to it until i eweeenew— responding to it until i suddenly realised and i said, you— suddenly realised and i said, wew wnew— suddenly realised and i said, wew wnew e— suddenly realised and i said, you know, a few— suddenly realised and i said, you know, a few choice words. ewe— you know, a few choice words. we ee— you know, a few choice words. we ew nee— you know, a few choice words. we ew nee ne— you know, a few choice words. but it had me going, if it gets you— but it had me going, if it gets wew ee— but it had me going, if it gets wew ee wne— but it had me going, if it gets you at the wrong— but it had me going, if it gets you at the wrong moment, weeneeet— you at the wrong moment, michael, you're— you at the wrong moment, michael, you're no fool . /witw.. ”cl michael, you're no fool. you're no michael, you're no fool. you're ne enew— michael, you're no fool. you're we went right— michael, you're no fool. you're no fool right now. final- no fool right now. final campaign no fool right now. final eenneeen eew- i g“. final campaign day ahead of local eeeeeeene— campaign day ahead of local elections in— campaign day ahead of local elections in england tomorrow. veeewe— elections in england tomorrow. veeewe weee— elections in england tomorrow. voters will head— elections in england tomorrow. voters will head to the polls across district— voters will head to the polls across district councils in englande_ across district councils in england, along with unitary authorities— england, along with unitary authorities and— england, along with unitary authorities and directly elected nnweewe— authorities and directly elected nnweewe . — authorities and directly elected nneewew . we— authorities and directly elected mayors . as we're— authorities and directly elected mayors . gwi “g authorities and directly elected mayors . gwiw “g mayors. as we're going to look ahead now at the polling day with our political editor, darren mccaffrey. darren, morning . this is predicted to be morning. this is predicted to be a bleak day for the conservatives. there all out flat out today campaigning. what's the latest? yeah, indeed . and there's a lot of expectation - and there's a lot of expectation management today, wnewew— expectation management today, wnewew, eeewe— expectation management today, andrew, about how precisely ween— andrew, about how precisely wen, ene— andrew, about how precisely well, the conservative party weee— well, the conservative party will-tomorrow- well, the conservative party will-tomorrow .- well, the conservative party will tomorrow . er they keep will do tomorrow. er they keep eewwene— will do tomorrow. er they keep eewwene wn— will do tomorrow. er they keep eewwene wn wnee— will do tomorrow. er they keep talking up this figure of 1000 eeewe — talking up this figure of 1000 seats. that's— talking up this figure of 1000 seats. that's the— talking up this figure of 1000 seats. that's the number they went— seats. that's the number they new enew-ee— seats. that's the number they think they'll lose _ seats. that's the number they think they'll lose though ewnewwe— think they'll lose though ewnewwe-ee- think they'll lose though experts it might be experts suggest it might be ewewwe— experts suggest it might be ewewne—wewi experts suggest it might be. ewewne—wew wew experts suggest it might be- ewewne—wew wew www around 500. whatever way you try and around 500. whatever way you try ene ewe— around 500. whatever way you try ene ewe ene— around 500. whatever way you try and cut the cake,— around 500. whatever way you try and cut the cake, it's not eeewene— and cut the cake, it's not looking terribly good. now there are looking terribly good. now there eewe— looking terribly good. now there eooo eee— looking terribly good. now there

are 8000 odd seats up for grabs. wneee— are 8000 odd seats up for grabs. wneee wee— are 8000 odd seats up for grabs. these were last— are 8000 odd seats up for grabs. these were last fought in 2019 wnen— these were last fought in 2019 wnen ene— these were last fought in 2019 when the conservative party ween-e— when the conservative party ween-e ee— when the conservative party didn't do particularly well wneew— didn't do particularly well under theresa— didn't do particularly well under theresa may. she left just a under theresa may. she left just e-ee— under theresa may. she left just e-ee nenene— under theresa may. she left just a-of months after- under theresa may. she left just a of months after those a couple of months after those eweww— a couple of months after those nwewew eee— a couple of months after those pretty bad results,— pretty bad results, though weeeww— pretty bad results, though labour didn't— pretty bad results, though labour didn't do spectacularly weee— labour didn't do spectacularly weee eeenew. — labour didn't do spectacularly well either. jeremy well either. under jeremy cewewn-e— well either. under jeremy corbyn's leadership . so it will corbyn's leadership. so it will be fascinating. _ corbyn's leadership. so it will be fascinating. .i- corbyn's leadership. so it will be fascinating. i say, local be fascinating. as i say, local eeeeeeene— be fascinating. as i say, local elections-be- be fascinating. as i say, local. elections-be-local elections tend to be about local eew-e— elections tend to be about local issues, don't whether they issues, don't they, whether they are-collections— issues, don't they, whether they are-collections or- issues, don't they, whether they are collections or the are bin collections or the eewweween— are bin collections or the situation of— are bin collections or the situation of your local parks or neweene. — situation of your local parks or neweene. ewe— situation of your local parks or housing. but these elections tomorrow will— housing. but these elections tomorrow will have massive, massive national— tomorrow will have massive, massive national ramifications, not massive national ramifications, nee eeeew— massive national ramifications, nee eeeew ee— massive national ramifications, not least of all,— massive national ramifications, not least of all, because enew-ee— not least of all, because they'll probably be the last big eeeewewee— they'll probably be the last big electoral test— they'll probably be the last big electoral test before the next eenewee— electoral test before the next general election.— electoral test before the next general election. so where are all general election. so where are eee wne— general election. so where are eee wne key— general election. so where are all the key battlegrounds? if you— all the key battlegrounds? if wew ewee— all the key battlegrounds? if you like? well,— all the key battlegrounds? if you like? well, i— all the key battlegrounds? if you like? well, i think in the eewen—eeee— you like? well, i think in the south—east for— you like? well, i think in the south—east for labour, they'll be en— south—east for labour, they'll be en neeeee— south—east for labour, they'll be in places along the medway in kenn— be in places along the medway in wenw. wnew— be in places along the medway in wenw. enew wee— be in places along the medway in kent. they were hoping to win eeew— kent. they were hoping to win eeew ee— kent. they were hoping to win back some councils they held wnen— back some councils they held wnen eeww— back some councils they held when tony blair— back some councils they held when tony blair was last labour eeeeew. — when tony blair was last labour eeeeew. ewe— when tony blair was last labour leader. but the _ when tony blair was last labour leader. but the big— when tony blair was last labour leader. but the big situation wee— leader. but the big situation we we— leader. but the big situation we ewe-ee— leader. but the big situation will be _to win- leader. but the big situation will be to win back parts will be trying to win back parts of will be trying to win back parts ee ene— will be trying to win back parts ee wne wee— will be trying to win back parts of the red wall— will be trying to win back parts of the red wall in— will be trying to win back parts of the red wall in places like seeke— of the red wall in places like swewe ew— of the red wall in places like stoke or middlesbrough or dudley in stoke or middlesbrough or dudley en ene— stoke or middlesbrough or dudley in the midlands— stoke or middlesbrough or dudley in the midlands and the north of wneeene. — in the midlands and the north of wneeene. we— in the midlands and the north of wngwene. we eew— in the midlands and the north of england. as for the conservative party,— england. as for the conservative eenw, egeen— england. as for the conservative eenw, egeen eewe— england. as for the conservative party, again, it'll be interesting- party, again, it'll be interesting to see whether rishi

swnew— interesting to see whether rishi swnew nee— interesting to see whether rishi swnew nee enw— interesting to see whether rishi sunak has any chance holding sunak has any chance of holding on sunak has any chance of holding en-wee— sunak has any chance of holding en-wee weee— sunak has any chance of holding on-red wall seats- sunak has any chance of holding on red wall seats with on to those red wall seats with eeneewweeewe— on to those red wall seats with conservative councillors. will wnew— conservative councillors. will enew ee— conservative councillors. will enew we eewe— conservative councillors. will they be able to— conservative councillors. will they be able to retain those eeeeee— they be able to retain those eeeeee ewe— they be able to retain those seats? but i— they be able to retain those seats? but i think the big eneeeenee— seats? but i think the big challenge could come in challenge could come actually in the challenge could come actually in wee-ene— challenge could come actually in eee-ewe ene— challenge could come actually in the-and the blue- challenge could come actually in the and the blue wall the south and the blue wall wnewe— the south and the blue wall where-liberal- the south and the blue wall where liberal democrats are where the liberal democrats are hoping— where the liberal democrats are nenene—eeewe- where the liberal democrats are nenene—eeewe en- where the liberal democrats are hoping seats in the hoping to pick up seats in the neme— hoping to pick up seats in the home counties— hoping to pick up seats in the home counties in— hoping to pick up seats in the home counties in places like cambridgeshire,_ cambridgeshire, in places like swwwew— cambridgeshire, in places like surrey actually,— cambridgeshire, in places like surrey actually, where you've got— surrey actually, where you've eew wenenee— surrey actually, where you've got dominic raab and michael eee— got dominic raab and michael eee ee— got dominic raab and michael gove's at constituency . liz. so gove's at constituency. liz. so enewe-e— gove's at constituency. liz. so wnewe-e going— gove's at constituency. liz. so there's going to— gove's at constituency. liz. so there's going to absolutely there's going to be absolutely eeeeeneeene— there's going to be absolutely eeeeenewene .— there's going to be absolutely fascinating . it's— there's going to be absolutely fascinating . it's the first fascinating. it's the first ene— fascinating. it's the first time,.course,- fascinating. it's the first time, course, england time, of course, in england that yew-ee— time, of course, in england that wew-ee-we— time, of course, in england that wew-ee-we-weeew- time, of course, in england that you'll-to .voter id - time, of course, in england that you'll to voter id to you'll need to take voter id to ene— you'll need to take voter id to we went— you'll need to take voter id to the voting booths— you'll need to take voter id to the voting booths to be able to we— the voting booths to be able to weee .— the voting booths to be able to weee . wewe— the voting booths to be able to weee . wewe eew— the voting booths to be able to vote . we'll get the elections as vote. we'll get the elections as enew— vote. we'll get the elections as enew ene— vote. we'll get the elections as enew ene wne— vote. we'll get the elections as they and the results as they new— they and the results as they new en— they and the results as they pour in through— they and the results as they pour in through thursday night and pour in through thursday night ene enwe— pour in through thursday night and into friday.— pour in through thursday night and into friday. but it'll be a big— and into friday. but it'll be a wee eeew— and into friday. but it'll be a big eeew ee— and into friday. but it'll be a big test of rishi— and into friday. but it'll be a big test of rishi sunaks leadership,— big test of rishi sunaks leadership, but also a big test of leadership, but also a big test ee wneenew— leadership, but also a big test of whether labour really on of whether labour really are on week— of whether labour really are on week ee— of whether labour really are on week ee wne — of whether labour really are on track if the polls— of whether labour really are on track if the polls are to be eeeeewee— track if the polls are to be believed to _ track if the polls are to be believed to do— track if the polls are to be believed to do well at the next eenewee— believed to do well at the next general election— believed to do well at the next general election . _ believed to do well at the next general election . t general election. darren. wenen— general election. darren. darren, you mentioned voter id labour and the liberal democrats have made a big fuss about the fact this is the first election where you've got to produce voter id, maybe a passport or your driving licence it happens voter id, maybe a passport or yo northern licence it happens voter id, maybe a passport or yo northern ireland it happens voter id, maybe a passport or yo northern ireland and appens voter id, maybe a passport or yo northern ireland and it pens in northern ireland and it

happens every happens in just about every country europe . do we is country in europe. do we is there any evidence it could lead to a fall in turnout if people turn up without their photograph, photograph id? well, this to be a really big this is going to be a really big test. there was. and have been ewee— test. there was. and have been ewee-eewwee- test. there was. and have been pilot-carried-andl pilot schemes carried out and the pilot schemes carried out and eee-wee— pilot schemes carried out andi the-was-minimal pilot schemes carried out and. the-was-minimal. the impact was pretty minimal. but the impact was pretty minimal. ewe wnew— the impact was pretty minimal. we we we— the impact was pretty minimal. but that was on— the impact was pretty minimal. but that was on a— the impact was pretty minimal. but that was on a relatively enew— but that was on a relatively enew-ee— but that was on a relatively small-as-it's| small scale as you say, it's been— small scale as you say, it's been en— small scale as you say, it's been in northern ireland for weewe— been in northern ireland for weewele— been in northern ireland for weewele wen— been in northern ireland for years. a very obvious years. for a very obvious weeeene-ee- years. for a very obvious reasons-it is- years. for a very obvious reasons it is indeed used years. for a very obvious- reasons-it is indeed used in reasons and it is indeed used in neee— reasons and it is indeed used in neee eewewn— reasons and it is indeed used in most western countries. critics of most western countries. critics ee-wewee— most western countries. critics ee-wewee eew— most western countries. critics of would say, well, you're of this would say, well, you're ewene— of this would say, well, you're ewene ee— of this would say, well, you're ewene ee eewwe— of this would say, well, you're trying to solve a— of this would say, well, you're trying to solve a problem that ween-e— trying to solve a problem that eeen-e—eewee- trying to solve a problem that didn't—first place.| didn't exist in the first place. wnewe-e— didn't exist in the first place. wnewe-e ne— didn't exist in the first place. there's no evidence of widespread— there's no evidence of widespread fraud in there's no evidence of- widespread-fraud in this widespread voter fraud in this eewwew— widespread voter fraud in this country—end] country and that in the end, eewew— country and that in the end, eewew wewneew— country and that in the end, fewer younger people who let's be nan, — fewer younger people who let's be frank, these— fewer younger people who let's be frank, these days, tend to weee — be frank, these days, tend to weee weeeww— be frank, these days, tend to vote labour actually have any eewn— vote labour actually have any eewn ee— vote labour actually have any eewn ee n,— vote labour actually have any form of id, and— vote labour actually have any form of id, and thus that they may— form of id, and thus that they new ee— form of id, and thus that they may be discouraged or turned ewew— may be discouraged or turned ewew ewen — may be discouraged or turned ewew ewen ene— may be discouraged or turned away from the voting booths. and this away from the voting booths. and we eeee— away from the voting booths. and we eeee new— away from the voting booths. and this does not have— away from the voting booths. and this does not have cross neeeweeee— this does not have cross political support, which is odd wnen— political support, which is odd wnen-we— political support, which is odd wnen-we eee- political support, which is odd when to big electoral when it comes to big electoral newne— when it comes to big electoral eewne ee— when it comes to big electoral eewne ise-save- when it comes to big electoral forms is,-say, the- forms is, as you say, the conservative— forms is, as you say, the conservative party would make the conservative party would make eee—wnew- conservative party would make eee—ewee enee- conservative party would make the—that this is. the argument is that this is eweww— the argument is that this is pretty standard— the argument is that this is pretty standard in most parts of the democratic— pretty standard in most parts of the democratic and it is the democratic world and it is eeneenene— the democratic world and it is something that— the democratic world and it is something that might tackle a enew— something that might tackle a small problem— something that might tackle a small problem there. small problem that is there. eewe— small problem that is there. eewe ee— small problem that is there. it'll be fascinating to see

wneenew— it'll be fascinating to see whether it— it'll be fascinating to see whether it has- it'll be fascinating to see whether it has a big impact at. eweww— whether it has a big impact at. wnenw wen— whether it has a big impact at. thank you, darren. _ whether it has a big impact at. thank you, darren. always- whether it has a big impact at. thank you, darren. always nice to see you. darren mccaffrey there. next we're going to be getting the latest on the security operation in leading up to coronation. and we're to the coronation. and we're going hearing from a royal going to be hearing from a royal superfan whose collection of royal memorabilia goes back to her childhood. this is the point on news .

way . it's good morning. it's way. it's good morning. it's 10:00. it's to the point with wnewew— 10:00. it's to the point with andrew pierce— 10:00. it's to the point with andrew pierce and- �*0 00 it's to the point with andrew pierce and bev turner. we-we— andrew pierce and bev turner. we-we ew— andrew pierce and bev turner. we're at buckingham palace live ewen— we're at buckingham palace live from buckingham— we're at buckingham palace live from buckingham palace. with just from buckingham palace. with ewee-eewe— from buckingham palace. with twee-eewelee- from buckingham palace. with just days go before the just three days to go before the wee— just three days to go before the ewee—en— just three days to go before the first—in britain- first coronation in britain eenee— first coronation in britain ewee.— first coronation in britain since 1953. that's right. but disturbinglve_ since 1953. that's right. but disturbingly, a— since 1953. that's right. but disturbingly, a man is under arrest for throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into the grounds of buckingham palace last night. we're going to be discussing what it says about the security operation for this huge event. and cold calling drives me mad. does it drive you neee— drives me mad. does it drive you neee wne— drives me mad. does it drive you mad? the government's- w: i “in: does it drive you mad? the government's announcing a mad? the government's announcing e—enew— mad? the government's announcing e—enew-wnew- mad? the government's announcing e—enew-wnew eewl a clampdown they want they say this a clampdown they want they say wnee-wew— a clampdown they want they say wnee-wew we — a clampdown they want they say wnee-wew we eeen— a clampdown they want they say this way to stop fraud, this is the way to stop fraud, wneen— this is the way to stop fraud, wneen nee— this is the way to stop fraud, which has now— this is the way to stop fraud, which has now become the biggest ewene— which has now become the biggest eweneleweween— which has now become the biggest crime-britain today— which has now become the biggest crime-britain today .— which has now become the biggest crime britain today . but will crime in britain today. but will it crime in britain today. but will ew weww— crime in britain today. but will ew weww e— crime in britain today. but will ew weww e wne— crime in britain today. but will it work ? and does sue gray have it work? and does sue gray have eeneenene— it work? and does sue gray have eeneenene ee— it work? and does sue gray have something to hide? . : something to hide? it's revealed that she refused to cooperate with an inquiry into exactly when she started negotiating her new job with sir keir starmer .

let us know your thoughts , so let us know your thoughts, so send your emails to us here at buckingham palace this morning. vaiews@gbnews.uk but first, let's get you up to speed with what's happening here and around the world with tatiana sanchez . the world with tatiana sanchez. beth, thank you very much and eeee— beth, thank you very much and good mement— beth, thank you very much and good morning. it's— beth, thank you very much and good morning. it's 10:01. beth, thank you very much and good morning. it's10:01. this is good morning. it's10:01. this ee wne— good morning. it's10:01. this is the latest— good morning. it's10:01. this is the latest from _ good morning. it's10:01. this is the latest from the gb newsroom security has been ewennee— newsroom security has been ewennee wn— newsroom security has been stepped up around buckingham weeeee— stepped up around buckingham palace following— stepped up around buckingham palace following an incident eeee— palace following an incident eeew neenw— palace following an incident last night police being last night with police being nweeeee— last night with police being nweeeee eew— last night with police being praised for their quick response . a praised for their quick response . w en— praised for their quick response . a man was arrested after eweneeeee— . a man was arrested after suspected shotgun cartridges ewewn— suspected shotgun cartridges were thrown into the grounds of the were thrown into the grounds of we neeeee— were thrown into the grounds of we neweee ene— were thrown into the grounds of the palace and a— were thrown into the grounds of the palace and a knife was also newne— the palace and a knife was also eewne ew— the palace and a knife was also eewne ee ene— the palace and a knife was also found at the site.— the palace and a knife was also found at the site. eight people were evacuated— found at the site. eight people were evacuated from the area as a were evacuated from the area as e eewwewee— were evacuated from the area as a controlled explosion was eewwee— a controlled explosion was eewweee ewe— a controlled explosion was carried out on— a controlled explosion was carried out on a- a controlled explosion was

carried out on a bag . the carried out on a bag. the eneeeene— carried out on a bag. the incident is— carried out on a bag. the incident is not- carried out on a bag. the incident is not being treated as eewwew— incident is not being treated as terror related.— incident is not being treated as terror related. security eweneeeew— terror related. security minister tom tugendhat says neeeee— minister tom tugendhat says neeeee ee— minister tom tugendhat says police are not— minister tom tugendhat says police are not complacent and are police are not complacent and weee— police are not complacent and are well prepared— police are not complacent and are well prepared for the coronation— are well prepared for the coronation _ are well prepared for the coronation t“ are well prepared for the- coronation this has been months in the planning and many people are working 24 over seven to make sure we deliver what we need to see, which is a safe, a secure moment of national celebration in showcasing great britain and northern ireland to the whole world. while despite last night's incident, rehearsals for the coronation were held in central london in the early hours of this morning . hundreds of soldiers, many on neweeeeew— . hundreds of soldiers, many on neweeeeew .— hundreds of soldiers, many on horseback , marched from horseback, marched from buckingham _ horseback, marched from buckingham palace , past buckingham palace, past eweeeeeew— buckingham palace, past trafalgar square and downing seweee— trafalgar square and downing seweee we— trafalgar square and downing street to westminster abbey. wewee— street to westminster abbey. eeewee fene— street to westminster abbey. royal fans who _ street to westminster abbey. royal fans who were awake will newe — royal fans who were awake will newe ewee — royal fans who were awake will have also caught— royal fans who were awake will have also caught a glimpse of teen— have also caught a glimpse of been ene— have also caught a glimpse of both the gold— have also caught a glimpse of both the gold state coach and the both the gold state coach and we weenene— both the gold state coach and the diamond jubilee. stagecoach ween— the diamond jubilee. stagecoach ween .— the diamond jubilee. stagecoach ween . wes— the diamond jubilee. stagecoach each . nhs nurses— the diamond jubilee. stagecoach each. nhs nurses in the diamond jubilee. stagecoach each . nhs nurses in england are each. nhs nurses in england are enweeeenene— each. nhs nurses in england are enweeeenene we— each. nhs nurses in england are threatening to return to the neekee— threatening to return to the neewee eene — threatening to return to the neewew eene .— threatening to return to the picket line . that's despite picket line. that's despite neneeeewe— picket line. that's despite ministers agreeing on a new pay eeee— ministers agreeing on a new pay eeee eew— ministers agreeing on a new pay eeee eew ene— ministers agreeing on a new pay deal for the majority of staff . deal for the majority of staff. wswww— deal for the majority of staff. wswww wne— deal for the majority of staff. aslef, the head— deal for the majority of staff. aslef, the head of the royal college— aslef, the head of the royal eewweee ee— aslef, the head of the royal college of nursing, pat cullen, eeee— college of nursing, pat cullen, eeee enew— college of nursing, pat cullen, said they remained in a formal

eeenwwe— said they remained in a formal eeenwwe ween— said they remained in a formal dispute with the— said they remained in a formal dispute with the government and the dispute with the government and wee-ewew— dispute with the government and wee-ewew new— dispute with the government and the over pay levels. more the nhs over pay levels. more wnen— the nhs over pay levels. more wnen e— the nhs over pay levels. more than a million— the nhs over pay levels. more than a million nhs staff in wneeene— than a million nhs staff in england will— than a million nhs staff in england will receive a 5% pay ewe— england will receive a 5% pay ewe eew— england will receive a 5% pay rise. but icu nurse kelly weekene— rise. but icu nurse kelly nenwene eewe— rise. but icu nurse kelly hopkins says the government eeeen-e— hopkins says the government doesn't understand their working eeneeeeene— doesn't understand their working eeneeeeene. — doesn't understand their working conditions . woman— doesn't understand their working conditions . .. doesn't understand their working conditions . t“ t “g conditions. woman was clapping for us through covid and now they're just not prepared to listen to what we're saying. conditions in a&e are horrendous. i did a shift last saturday and i was nursing really sick patients on corridors. they'd been there for days. how can you wash somebody? how can you give them the care that they deserve when you're on a corridor nursing somebody whose life is potentially at risk, they're out of touch . we risk, they're out of touch. we just need to come down and say what it's like . more than what it's like. more than 7 neeeeen— what it's like. more than 7 million households- . . more than 7 million households will receive a million households will receive e eewe— million households will receive e weoe eeew— million households will receive a £301 cost of— million households will receive a £301 cost of living payment by the a £301 cost of living payment by we ene— a £301 cost of living payment by we end ee— a £301 cost of living payment by the end of today. _ a £301 cost of living payment by the end of today. the money is part— the end of today. the money is new ee— the end of today. the money is new ee e— the end of today. the money is new ew e neeweee— the end of today. the money is part of a package of government ewnneww— part of a package of government support announced— part of a package of government support announced to tackle the eeee— support announced to tackle the eeee ee— support announced to tackle the eeee ee eewene— support announced to tackle the eeee ee eewene .— support announced to tackle the cost of living . it— support announced to tackle the cost of living . it includes cost of living. it includes a

ewewwee— cost of living. it includes a further £300 _ cost of living. it includes a further £300 for- cost of living. it includes a further £300 for eligible eeneeeee— further £300 for eligible families in— further £300 for eligible families in autumn this year, ween— families in autumn this year, ween e— families in autumn this year, ween e newnenw— families in autumn this year, with a payment of £299 in spring of with a payment of £299 in spring ee newe— with a payment of £299 in spring ee newe ween— with a payment of £299 in spring ee newe weew .— with a payment of £299 in spring of next year . the— with a payment of £299 in spring of next year . the government is of next year. the government is set of next year. the government is eee we— of next year. the government is set to introduce— of next year. the government is set to introduce a— of next year. the government is set to introduce a new fraud eeweeeew— set to introduce a new fraud eeweweew we— set to introduce a new fraud strategy to block scammers at enew— strategy to block scammers at new — strategy to block scammers at their source. it— strategy to block scammers at their source. it will ban cold eewwe— their source. it will ban cold eeeee en— their source. it will ban cold calls on all— their source. it will ban cold calls on all financial products weeeeene— calls on all financial products weeeeene ee— calls on all financial products relating to insurance or sham ewwnweewnenew— relating to insurance or sham cryptocurrency schemes . it will cryptocurrency schemes. it will ewee— cryptocurrency schemes. it will ewee week— cryptocurrency schemes. it will also work with— cryptocurrency schemes. it will also work with ofcom to use new weenneeeew— also work with ofcom to use new eeenneweew we — also work with ofcom to use new technology to clamp down on nee— technology to clamp down on number spoofing. so fraudsters een-w— number spoofing. so fraudsters can't impersonate— number spoofing. so fraudsters can't impersonate uk phone numbers. banks— can't impersonate uk phone numbers. banks will also be eeeewee— numbers. banks will also be eeeewee ee— numbers. banks will also be allowed to delay— numbers. banks will also be allowed to delay payments from eeene— allowed to delay payments from being processed _ allowed to delay payments from being processed for longer, so enew— being processed for longer, so enew een— being processed for longer, so enew ee— being processed for longer, so they can be investigated . new they can be investigated. new weeeewen nee— they can be investigated. new research has suggested that neeeeenee— research has suggested that medicinal cannabis helps relieve eeen— medicinal cannabis helps relieve neen ene— medicinal cannabis helps relieve cancer pain and can complement eenew— cancer pain and can complement other painkilling_ cancer pain and can complement other painkilling drugs . the other painkilling drugs. the eewwew— other painkilling drugs. the study showed— other painkilling drugs. the study showed products with an eewee— study showed products with an equal balance— study showed products with an equal balance of— study showed products with an equal balance of active ingredients— equal balance of active ingredients thc and cbd were the neee— ingredients thc and cbd were the most effective— ingredients thc and cbd were the most effective for— ingredients thc and cbd were the most effective for pain relief, ewnenwew— most effective for pain relief, ewnenwww enew— most effective for pain relief, currently only special doctors nweeeweee— currently only special doctors can prescribe cannabis based neeeeenee— can prescribe cannabis based neeeeenee en— can prescribe cannabis based medicines on the— can prescribe cannabis based medicines on the nhs and only for medicines on the nhs and only few e— medicines on the nhs and only few e eew—

medicines on the nhs and only for a few limited— medicines on the nhs and only for a few limited conditions ewen— for a few limited conditions ewen ee— for a few limited conditions such as rare— for a few limited conditions such as rare and- for a few limited conditions such as rare and severe epilepsy . we— such as rare and severe epilepsy . we e— such as rare and severe epilepsy . we e ewee— such as rare and severe epilepsy . we a fuel depot— such as rare and severe epilepsy . we a fuel depot fire broke out eeww— . we a fuel depot fire broke out eewew ewee— . we a fuel depot fire broke out early this morning— . we a fuel depot fire broke out early this morning near a ewweeee— early this morning near a crucial bridge— early this morning near a crucial bridge linking mainland wweeee— crucial bridge linking mainland eeweeee ene— crucial bridge linking mainland russia and crimea. there's been no russia and crimea. there's been ne weeewe— russia and crimea. there's been ne wenewwe ee— russia and crimea. there's been no reports of casualties, eeewen.— no reports of casualties, wnewen. ene— no reports of casualties, though. the incident comes after a though. the incident comes after e ewene— though. the incident comes after a drone attack— though. the incident comes after a drone attack set— though. the incident comes after a drone attack set fire to a wweeeen— a drone attack set fire to a russian fuel— a drone attack set fire to a russian fuel storage facility neeeee— russian fuel storage facility nweeee en— russian fuel storage facility placed in the— russian fuel storage facility placed in the crimean port of seweeeenee— placed in the crimean port of sevastopol on— placed in the crimean port of sevastopol on saturday. moscow eeeweee— sevastopol on saturday. moscow accused ukraine _ sevastopol on saturday. moscow accused ukraine of— sevastopol on saturday. moscow accused ukraine of the attack weee— accused ukraine of the attack eeew week— accused ukraine of the attack eeew weew .— accused ukraine of the attack last week . now— accused ukraine of the attack last week . now the prince's last week. now the prince's eewneeween— last week. now the prince's foundation marked the king's eeweneeeen— foundation marked the king's coronation with— foundation marked the king's coronation with a tea dance . the coronation with a tea dance. the eneweww— coronation with a tea dance. the eneweew neee— coronation with a tea dance. the charity held the— coronation with a tea dance. the charity held the occasion for ewe— charity held the occasion for ewe neenwe— charity held the occasion for ewe neenwe we— charity held the occasion for 140 people to celebrate the weeew— 140 people to celebrate the local community in east ayrshire and local community in east ayrshire ene newn— local community in east ayrshire and help combat— local community in east ayrshire and help combat loneliness. eweewe— and help combat loneliness. eweeee wee— and help combat loneliness. guests were treated to coronation— guests were treated to coronation themed dishes made by eeneee— coronation themed dishes made by eeneew nwneee— coronation themed dishes made by eeneew nwnewe .— coronation themed dishes made by school pupils , and— coronation themed dishes made by school pupils , and the school pupils, and the foundation— school pupils, and the foundation was established by the foundation was established by wne king— foundation was established by we went en— foundation was established by the king in 1986— foundation was established by the king in 1986 to promote sustainable— the king in 1986 to promote sustainable motty . royal mail sustainable motty. royal mail has unveiled— sustainable motty. royal mail has unveiled four specially eeeewewee— has unveiled four specially decorated post— has unveiled four specially decorated post boxes to mark the wneenene— decorated post boxes to mark the upcoming occasion— decorated post boxes to mark the upcoming occasion . the boxes in upcoming occasion. the boxes in weneen— upcoming occasion. the boxes in london, edinburgh— upcoming occasion. the boxes in london, edinburgh , cardiff and london, edinburgh, cardiff and in hillsborough—

london, edinburgh, cardiff and in hillsborough display the occasions official emblem. the weewneneeew— occasions official emblem. the westminster post— occasions official emblem. the westminster post box is situated eeeee— westminster post box is situated eeeee ee— westminster post box is situated close to westminster abbey , close to westminster abbey, wnewe— close to westminster abbey, wnewe wne — close to westminster abbey, where the coronation will take neeee— where the coronation will take neeee en— where the coronation will take place on saturday. this is gb wewe. — place on saturday. this is gb wewe. weee— place on saturday. this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as news. we'll bring you more news ee ew— news. we'll bring you more news ee ew nennene.— news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now— news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's back to wnewew— as it happens. now it's back to wnewew ene— as it happens. now it's back to wnewew ene .— andrew and. bev morning. . andrew and. bev morning. andrew and. bev- morning. it's bev and andrew and. bev— morning. it's bev and andrew at buckingham palace, which is where our top story is, of course, because a man has been arrested after throwing suspected shotgun cartridges at the gates of buckingham palace. there was a controlled explosion. that's right. the area was locked— twi“ that's right. the area was locked down and a nweeewweeneww— area was locked down and a precautionary controlled ewnweeeen— precautionary controlled explosion carried precautionary controlled explosion-carried which explosion was carried out, which wee-eewe— explosion was carried out, which wee-eewe en— explosion was carried out, which wee-eewe en ee— explosion was carried out, which was live on gb news last was heard live on gb news last neenw— was heard live on gb news last neenw . — was heard live on gb news last neenw. we-we— was heard live on gb news last night . we're just— was heard live on gb news last night . �*vw�*wit ”cl git.. “g was heard live on gb news last night . gwi.. “g night. we're just getting the latest from the latest word from the metropolitan police . and i don't metropolitan police. and i don't know what it is we're going to have to evacuate now. the police

are live with us now and telling us that we have got to evacuate even.i us that we have got to evacuate even. i don't see how why we could possibly have to move . so could possibly have to move. so i'm to say that it 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 it sounded like to me . it sounded like to me. buckingham palace- buckingham palace has it sounded like to me. - buckingham palace has confirmed that buckingham palace has confirmed enee neeenew— buckingham palace has confirmed that neither the— buckingham palace has confirmed that neither the king nor the eween— that neither the king nor the eween ew— that neither the king nor the eween en en— that neither the king nor the queen or in fact— that neither the king nor the queen or in fact any members of the queen or in fact any members of we eeewee— queen or in fact any members of the royal family— queen or in fact any members of the royal family were at the neeeee— the royal family were at the neweee wnen— the royal family were at the palace when the— the royal family were at the palace when the incident took neeee— palace when the incident took nweeelwnew-e— palace when the incident took place-that's-but- palace when the incident took place-that's-but one| palace when the incident took- place.that's-but one man place. that's right. but one man who there, you saw him in who was there, you saw him in that footage now was royal correspondent michael cole. yes. so and jacob so you were you and jacob rees—mogg broadcasting rees—mogg were broadcasting live. rees—mogg were broadcasting uve.the rees—mogg were broadcasting live. the police intervened and said everybody to at said everybody has to move at that didn't know what that point, you didn't know what was . we didn't. and we was happening. we didn't. and we wewene— was happening. we didn't. and we weren't-our whole- was happening. we didn't. and we weren't-our whole hour.- weren't told for our whole hour. we weren't told for our whole hour. we wenewee— weren't told for our whole hour. we removed quickly to a little hut we removed quickly to a little nwe wewe— we removed quickly to a little nwe eee— we removed quickly to a little hut we've got in— we removed quickly to a little hut we've got in the woods here ene— hut we've got in the woods here ene e— hut we've got in the woods here ene e eeewe— hut we've got in the woods here ene e eeee ee— hut we've got in the woods here and i said it was— hut we've got in the woods here and i said it was the only eeewen— and i said it was the only clever thing— and i said it was the only clever thing i— and i said it was the only clever thing i said all evening. i clever thing i said all evening. e eeewe— clever thing i said all evening. e eeee we— clever thing i said all evening. e eeee we ew— clever thing i said all evening. i said to our cameraman, can you get i said to our cameraman, can you eee e— i said to our cameraman, can you we e eeenwee— i said to our cameraman, can you get e ene— i said to our cameraman, can you get a camera and can we do the enew— get a camera and can we do the enew ewen — get a camera and can we do the show from right— get a camera and can we do the show from right here? and within 1 or show from right here? and within e ew 2— show from right here? and within eew z nenweee— show from right here? and within 1 or 2 minutes, gb— show from right here? and within 1 or 2 minutes, gb news was back

on 1 or 2 minutes, gb news was back en ene— 1 or 2 minutes, gb news was back en wne eew— 1 or 2 minutes, gb news was back on the air because— 1 or 2 minutes, gb news was back on the air because as unlike the eenee— on the air because as unlike the other stations— on the air because as unlike the other stations ,_ on the air because as unlike the other stations , nobody is here. other stations, nobody is here. we other stations, nobody is here. we ee— other stations, nobody is here. we ene— other stations, nobody is here. we are the only— other stations, nobody is here. we are the only people here. wewwe— we are the only people here. you've become— we are the only people here. you've become the coronation enennee— you've become the coronation enennee weww— you've become the coronation channel very much so. the eeweneeeen— channel very much so. the coronation station . and we were coronation station. and we were on coronation station. and we were en eew— coronation station. and we were en eew ewen — coronation station. and we were en eew ewen eww— coronation station. and we were on air from our little hut when wnen— on air from our little hut when then somebody— on air from our little hut when then somebody said, well, you've got then somebody said, well, you've eee we— then somebody said, well, you've eew we eeewe— then somebody said, well, you've got to leave. still— then somebody said, well, you've got to leave. still no explanation- got to leave. still no explanation . and i don't like explanation. and i don't like enweeew— explanation. and i don't like anybody interfering with us going— anybody interfering with us going eweww— anybody interfering with us going about our lawful occasions . we-we— going about our lawful occasions . we're accredited.— going about our lawful occasions . we're accredited. we've been eneekee— . we're accredited. we've been eneekee .— . we're accredited. we've been checked . we've— . we're accredited. we've been checked . we've got the passes, checked. we've got the passes, we've been down— checked. we've got the passes, we've been down here and we're paving— we've been down here and we're newene e— we've been down here and we're newene e wee— we've been down here and we're newene e wee ee— we've been down here and we're paying a lot of rent— we've been down here and we're paying a lot of rent for this eeewee— paying a lot of rent for this eeewe neeee— paying a lot of rent for this little piece of— paying a lot of rent for this little piece of real estate. and we eeewe— little piece of real estate. and we were being prevented from eeewe— we were being prevented from eeene eww— we were being prevented from doing eewee- — we were being prevented from doing our job. �*vw�*witiwit doing ourjob. were you frightened at all at that point? no absolutely not. i really wasn't. i mean,— no absolutely not. i really wasn't. i mean, i've- \wwitw .witgw i really wasn't. i mean, i've been around \wwiw .witgw i really wasworld nean, i've been around \wwitw .witgw i really wasworld azan, i've been around \wwitw .witgw i really wasworld a little ve been around \wwitw .witgw i really wasworld a little bit3een around \wwitw .witgw i really wasworld a little bit and around the world a little bit and i knew— the world a little bit and i knew weee— the world a little bit and i knew what was— the world a little bit and i knew what was going on. they newne— knew what was going on. they were making checks, but we wewenw— were making checks, but we weren't told. _ were making checks, but we weren't told. and the whole of weee— weren't told. and the whole of this—finished- this event hadn't finished eeeewee— this event hadn't finished because-said,i this event hadn't finished- because-said, you've because then they said, you've got because then they said, you've eee-weee— because then they said, you've eee-enew wee- because then they said, you've got-that was the i got to vacate. that was the eeewe— got to vacate. that was the neenw wew — got to vacate. that was the neenw wew eew— got to vacate. that was the point you saw. you've got to weeeee— point you saw. you've got to weeeee ewee— point you saw. you've got to vacate this hut.— point you saw. you've got to vacate this hut. and that's when the controlled _ vacate this hut. and that's when the controlled explosion went eee. — the controlled explosion went eee. wne— the controlled explosion went eee. wne e— the controlled explosion went off. and i must— the controlled explosion went off. and i must say that jacob weee-weee— off. and i must say that jacob weee—weee .— off. and i must say that jacob weee—weee . wne— off. and i must say that jacob rees—mogg , who i'd never met rees—mogg, who i'd never met weeewe— rees—mogg, who i'd never met eeeewe, wee— rees—mogg, who i'd never met

before, was cool— rees—mogg, who i'd never met before, was cool under fire. he was absolutely— before, was cool under fire. he was absolutely superb . and he's was absolutely superb. and he's not was absolutely superb. and he's nee e— was absolutely superb. and he's not a professional— was absolutely superb. and he's not a professional broadcaster, as not a professional broadcaster, ee wne— not a professional broadcaster, as are we. and he— not a professional broadcaster, as are we. and he said that newne— as are we. and he said that eewne ene— as are we. and he said that found the right— as are we. and he said that found the right words and he eewwewee— found the right words and he delivered them— found the right words and he delivered them beautifully . so delivered them beautifully. so full delivered them beautifully. so ewee eeewee— delivered them beautifully. so full credit to— delivered them beautifully. so full credit to him and full eeewee— full credit to him and full eweeee ee— full credit to him and full credit to our— full credit to him and full credit to our camera crew and ewee— credit to our camera crew and ewee eeewee— credit to our camera crew and full credit to— credit to our camera crew and full credit to gb— credit to our camera crew and full credit to gb news because the coronation— full credit to gb news because the coronation station was on n..— the coronation station was on eee— the coronation station was on eee wne— the coronation station was on air, all the other— the coronation station was on air, all the other little pygmies— air, all the other little pygmies in_ air, all the other little pygmies in their tents weren't newe. — pygmies in their tents weren't newe. ewee— pygmies in their tents weren't here. quite right.— pygmies in their tents weren't here. tile. g“ mm pygmies in their tents weren't here. qt- ”g“. \witwww�* ”wit here. quite right. now we're going to talk to you about david starkey because he's done two brilliant documentaries on the royal family for gb news. he it was a jaw dropper for bev and i as we ended the programme yesterday, he told us that his conclusion in the second documentary was this will be the last coronation. and i said, i hope you're wrong, david. he said, i hope i'm wrong too. we're going to talk to him a little later about that and also about the civil servant, sue gray, dodging answers. but what's your view? well, i hesitate to disagree with so eminent authority as david eminent an authority as david starkey. but , but but i've starkey. but but, but but i've eewewe— starkey. but but, but but i've eewewe eewe— starkey. but but, but but i've always felt that— starkey. but but, but but i've always felt that a _ always felt that a constitutional monarchy always felt that a _ constitutional monarchy which is our constitutional monarchy which is

weee— constitutional monarchy which is our best defence— constitutional monarchy which is our best defence against eeweeneeen— our best defence against extremism and dictatorship in ewee— extremism and dictatorship in we eewwew— extremism and dictatorship in this country rather suits the eeewen— this country rather suits the british temperament. and if you week— british temperament. and if you week ee— british temperament. and if you week ee wne— british temperament. and if you look at the heir— british temperament. and if you look at the heir apparent, he nee— look at the heir apparent, he nee en— look at the heir apparent, he has an approval— look at the heir apparent, he has an approval rating of 71. wnewe— has an approval rating of 71. that's prince— has an approval rating of 71. that's prince william and his nee,— that's prince william and his nee, 72.— that's prince william and his nee, 72- wweww— that's prince william and his wife, 72. every single politician— wife, 72. every single politician in- wife, 72. every single politician in the western world wnewe— politician in the western world wnewe eneee — politician in the western world where these things aren't fixed. yes where these things aren't fixed. wee wewee— where these things aren't fixed. yes would die. _ where these things aren't fixed. yes would die. they would an approval— yes would die. they would an ennwewew weeewe— yes would die. they would an approval rating that high. now i'm approval rating that high. now e-n ewew— approval rating that high. now e-n ewew going— approval rating that high. now e-n ewew going ee— approval rating that high. now i'm just going to give you a weeewe— i'm just going to give you a eeewe weee. — i'm just going to give you a little test. there— i'm just going to give you a little test. there are 43 monarchies_ little test. there are 43 monarchies in- little test. there are 43 monarchies in the world and eeewe— monarchies in the world and enewe ee— monarchies in the world and there are 149— monarchies in the world and there are 149 republics. if i eeewe— there are 149 republics. if i eeee ee— there are 149 republics. if i eeee we wew— there are 149 republics. if i said to you would you rather eewe— said to you would you rather eewe en— said to you would you rather live in morocco— said to you would you rather live in morocco or algeria, wewee— live in morocco or algeria, wewee wew— live in morocco or algeria, would you rather live in jordan or would you rather live in jordan ew swee— would you rather live in jordan ew swwee e— would you rather live in jordan or syria ? would— would you rather live in jordan or syria ? would you rather live or syria? would you rather live in or syria? would you rather live tn japan— or syria? would you rather live en eenen ew— or syria? would you rather live in japan or china?— or syria? would you rather live in japan or china? would you weenew— in japan or china? would you weenew eewe— in japan or china? would you rather live in— in japan or china? would you rather live in denmark or weenwenee— rather live in denmark or lithuania ?_ rather live in denmark or lithuania ? if— rather live in denmark or lithuania ? if you chose the lithuania? if you chose the eewee— lithuania? if you chose the first choice— lithuania? if you chose the first choice every time you eneee— first choice every time you eneee e— first choice every time you chose a monarchy? because the neeeeeen— chose a monarchy? because the monarchies tend— chose a monarchy? because the monarchies tend to _ chose a monarchy? because the monarchies tend to be happier, eenee— monarchies tend to be happier, eenee .— monarchies tend to be happier, eenee . wne— monarchies tend to be happier, eenee . wne e— monarchies tend to be happier, lands . and i think we ought to lands. and i think we ought to eeeweeew— lands. and i think we ought to actually albie_ lands. and i think we ought to actually albie pat ourselves on the actually albie pat ourselves on we eeew— actually albie pat ourselves on the back, congratulate ourselves

, hug— the back, congratulate ourselves . hug weeweeew— the back, congratulate ourselves , hug ourselves. the interesting enewe— , hug ourselves. the interesting enene ee— , hug ourselves. the interesting thing is another— , hug ourselves. the interesting thing is another poll you can enewe— thing is another poll you can nwewe enwwnene— thing is another poll you can prove anything with polls, but 51% prove anything with polls, but ewe ee— prove anything with polls, but sew ew neenwe— prove anything with polls, but 51% of people thought there wewee— 51% of people thought there wewee ee — 51% of people thought there wewee be e— 51% of people thought there would be a monarchy in 50 years eene— would be a monarchy in 50 years eene. ewe— would be a monarchy in 50 years eene. ewe e— would be a monarchy in 50 years time. but i fall— would be a monarchy in 50 years time. but i fall back on king weeewe— time. but i fall back on king wewewk. king— time. but i fall back on king farouk. king farouk, the last wne— farouk. king farouk, the last king ee— farouk. king farouk, the last king of egypt-— farouk. king farouk, the last king of egypt. and he said weeewe— king of egypt. and he said eeeewe ne— king of egypt. and he said before he was— king of egypt. and he said before he was overthrown, he eeewe,— before he was overthrown, he eeee, en— before he was overthrown, he eeee, en eee— before he was overthrown, he said, in 100 years— before he was overthrown, he said, in 100 years time, there weee— said, in 100 years time, there we we— said, in 100 years time, there we we eewe— said, in 100 years time, there will be five kings— said, in 100 years time, there will be five kings left . the will be five kings left. the wewee— will be five kings left. the wenee ee— will be five kings left. the kings of hearts— will be five kings left. the kings of hearts clubs , diamonds, kings of hearts clubs, diamonds, eneweee— kings of hearts clubs, diamonds, eneweee ene— kings of hearts clubs, diamonds, spades ene wne— kings of hearts clubs, diamonds, spades and the king of england. weeeewteww— spades and the king of england. absolutely right— spades and the king of england. absolutely right . they- spades and the king of england. ' .witgw ”g“. they do they absolutely right. they do they do absolutely right. they do they ee eee— absolutely right. they do they ee we— absolutely right. they do they do seem to create— ' .witgw ”g“. they do they do seem to create stability, eeen-w— do seem to create stability, eeen-w enew,— do seem to create stability, don't they, for— do seem to create stability, don't they, for a— do seem to create stability, don't they, for a country . thank don't they, for a country. thank you,— don't they, for a country. thank wew, eweeneee. — don't they, for a country. thank you, michael. we— don't they, for a country. thank you, michael. �*vw�*wit w:witwt“ . don't they, for a country. thank you, michael. �*vw�*wit w:wi“ . don't they, for a country. thank you, michael. �*vw�*wit tin“ . you, michael. we don't want a bonng you, michael. we don't want a boring president. no. and we don't boring president. no. and we eeen-w wene— boring president. no. and we don't want tony— boring president. no. and we don't want tony blair- “g w:wit“. no. and we don't want tony blair as nweeeeene. — don't want tony blair as president. we- don't want tony blair as president. we do not. now, let's get president. we do not. now, let's eee-eewee— president. we do not. now, let's get-latest from _ president. we do not. now, let's get-latest from our- president. we do not. now, let's get latest from our home and get the latest from our home and eeewweew— get the latest from our home and security editor,— get the latest from our home and security editor, white. security editor, mark white. eeee — security editor, mark white. good morning— security editor, mark white. good morning mark. what more do good morning, mark. what more do we knew— good morning, mark. what more do we knew eeewe— good morning, mark. what more do we know about this— good morning, mark. what more do we know about this security eweeen— we know about this security eweeen-e - we know about this security breach-? well,i we know about this security- breach-? well, good breach last night? well, good morning. i mean, the good thing is the positive out of this is that for the moment at least, the police are not treating this as a terrorist incident . so what as a terrorist incident. so what they are doing, of course, is now delving into the background

and of this individual to find out exactly who the person is, what their motivation might have been, and whether they're connected to any other people who might be planning something similar or something worse . and similar or something worse. and of course, listening to michael there and watching both michael and jacob last night, it's never pleasant to be forced off the air like that. but i think from the policing point of view , the policing point of view, you've got to realise that they need to sort of try to make the area as sterile as possible, get those who might be in danger out of harm's way. and although it might look like you're not in danger from where you are, we just need to cast our minds back to 20 1718 and the terrorist attack that took place here in london bridge . it started off as london bridge. it started off as a vehicle borne attack. that van running into members of the pubuc running into members of the public then very quickly became a marauding terrorist attack with three terrorists running

around the area, stabbing people . so the police never know exactly arnie what they're deaung exactly arnie what they're dealing with until they've been able to properly assess the situation and rule out that there are no other people involved. so that's why you see, you know , quite a very firm you know, quite a very firm response from the police to create what is called a sort of an outer cordon where they believe that it's safe beyond that cordon to keep people while they make sure that they have bottomed out. any threats around buckingham palace . that's buckingham palace. that's correct. that i don't . okay. correct. that i don't. okay. thank you. thank- correct. that i don't. okay. thank you. thank you,- w:wiwt“ . okay. thank you. thank you, mark. wewe— thank you. thank you, mark. we-we going— thank you. thank you, mark. we-we going we— thank you. thank you, mark. we're going to also speak now to constitutional— we're going to also speak now to constitutional historian ian eweeeeeew— constitutional historian ian professor david— constitutional historian ian professor david starkey. good morning— professor david starkey. good morning, david. _ professor david starkey. good morning, david. hello. i love my new grand title mean the sort of rollout gets bigger . you deserve rollout gets bigger. you deserve it, david. the red carpet is for

you,— it, david. the red carpet is for youe nee— it, david. the red carpet is for youe nee eew— it, david. the red carpet is for you, not for the— it, david. the red carpet is for you, not for the not— . j w: the red carpet is for you, not for the not for the new king-— you, not for the not for the new king- dane,— you, not for the not for the new king. david, before— you, not for the not for the new king. david, before we talk eeewe— king. david, before we talk eeewe wne— king. david, before we talk about the security implications, i'm about the security implications, e-n eweww— about the security implications, i'm still fascinated by that weweeeeeen— i'm still fascinated by that revelation you— i'm still fascinated by that revelation you gave us the revelation you gave us at the ene— revelation you gave us at the ewe ee— revelation you gave us at the end of programme yesterday revelation you gave us at the enyour programme yesterday revelation you gave us at the enyour documentary.e yesterday revelation you gave us at the enyour documentary. yourterday in your documentary. your eeeewween— in your documentary. your assertion that— in your documentary. your assertion that this could be or weee— assertion that this could be or we we— assertion that this could be or we we ene— assertion that this could be or will be the last— assertion that this could be or will be the last coronation why so will be the last coronation why ee w— will be the last coronation why ee e eeen-e— will be the last coronation why ee e eeen-e eew— will be the last coronation why so i didn't say that. i think enee— so i didn't say that. i think we we— so i didn't say that. i think that the monarchy would go, and it's a very important distinction . i mean, michael distinction. i mean, michael seemed with can i just say what a magnificent performance that was from michael? i mean , it was was from michael? i mean, it was a combination of royal correspondent and second world war buff . it correspondent and second world war buff. it was correspondent and second world war buff . it was truly war buff. it was truly wonderful. and but michael seemed to be assuming i always said that the monarchy would go . i don't think that. but i think it very likely that the coronation will disappear, that we will have something, oddly enough , much more like the enough, much more like the ceremonies that greeted the last non—royal to be head of state in britain . that is to say, oliver britain. that is to say, oliver cromwell. oliver cromwell had an inauguration in westminster hall, where we're now seeing the

king meeting parliament yesterday in westminster hall. it used the coronation chair. it used some of the royal equipment, but not the crown. and it was it was it sort of invoked the past. but equally , invoked the past. but equally, we can we'll say it as the king wants, as i think the next king or as as prince as the prince of wales wants even more. it was modern. it discarded the whole old mumbo jumbo of monarchy . so old mumbo jumbo of monarchy. so we've been there once before. i think we'll go again. that's what i was saying. so an inauguration , much more like inauguration, much more like that of the continental monarchies . that of the continental monarchies. david fascinating as we— monarchies. david fascinating as ever. we talked— monarchies. david fascinating as ever. we talked also— ”wt.“ david fascinating as ever. we talked also yesterday eeewe— ever. we talked also yesterday eeewe swe— ever. we talked also yesterday about sue gray. _ ever. we talked also yesterday about sue gray. she was, of course, head— about sue gray. she was, of course, head of— about sue gray. she was, of course, head of ethics and nwenweeww— course, head of ethics and nwenweeww en— course, head of ethics and propriety in the- course, head of ethics and propriety in the civil service. see-e— propriety in the civil service. sne-e eeen— propriety in the civil service. she's been the— propriety in the civil service. she's been the subject of a eeeenee— she's been the subject of a cabinet office _ she's been the subject of a cabinet office inquiry into when she cabinet office inquiry into when ene ewewwee— cabinet office inquiry into when she started her— cabinet office inquiry into when she started her secret talks cabinet office inquiry into when ween wne— cabinet office inquiry into when with the leader— cabinet office inquiry into when with the leader of— cabinet office inquiry into when with the leader of the enneeeween — with the leader of the opposition, keir starmer . she we opposition, keir starmer. she we knew— opposition, keir starmer. she we knew ene— opposition, keir starmer. she we now know she refused to eeeneweee— now know she refused to cooperate with- now know she refused to cooperate with that inquiry, wneen— cooperate with that inquiry, which strikes— cooperate with that inquiry, which strikes me as jaw dropping

. wewwe— which strikes me as jaw dropping . wewwe eee— which strikes me as jaw dropping . you've got strong— which strikes me as jaw dropping . you've got strong views on sue ewew— . you've got strong views on sue ewew — . you've got strong views on sue ewew e— . you've got strong views on sue ewew e wee. — . you've got strong views on sue ewew e wee. e— . you've got strong views on sue gray i do. ithink— . you've got strong views on sue gray i do. i think again- . you've got strong views on sue gray w:wiw mg i“ . you've got strong views on sue gray w:wiw 33g .. gray i do. i think again, we need to look at this woman and where she's been over the last 20 years. she has been at the heart of government. she in downing street, in the cabinet office, which is the absolute heart of this much disputed civil service machine. she was put there by two of the key figures in new labour. that's the two civil servants behind it by jeremy heywood and by gus o'donnell , and of course, o'donnell, and of course, heywood then continue who's right through into the coalition years. and remember , it's jeremy years. and remember, it's jeremy heywood who introduced his david cameron to his nemesis. you remember the figure that destroyed cameron's reputation ? destroyed cameron's reputation? they met actually . at heywood they met actually. at heywood and the nemesis met when they were all at morgan stanley together. there's a murkiness about her. she was, of course, an extraordinary career for

immersed in northern ireland. she was rejected by the dup because of her known connections with with with with if not republicanism , then certainly republicanism, then certainly irish nationalism . her son is irish nationalism. her son is a leading lady, labour activist, a more importantly, this really is where you and i is interest in the back stairs, the back corridors of government . andrew corridors of government. andrew comes in. she is the real key founder of this unit of the propriety and ethics. it's set up as a result of the intervention of a judge in politics and the intervention of judges in politics. almost always catastrophic. that's the nolan report and what it does, it creates a kind of in the vatican you have what used to be called the inquisition on the propriety and ethics is the new inquisition on at the heart of government . and sue gray was the government. and sue gray was the grand inquisitor, the man who

headed the cabinet office politically under david cameron . oliver letwin actually says that nothing happened without sue gray knowing about it and agreeing with it. now this is deeply, deeply alarming . even deeply, deeply alarming. even more alarming is what her report into. of course, boris johnson and the partygate did not say. do you know who was responsible for the two most outrageous parties in downing street ? it parties in downing street? it wasn't the politicians . it was wasn't the politicians. it was sue grey's successor as head of propriety and ethics . that's propriety and ethics. that's right. you're looking at the party now. or rather, we should be looking at the night before this party, the night before this party, the night before this party, the night before this party, a woman called helen mcnamara, who succeeds sue gray as head of propriety and ethics, she organised a karaoke party. andrew believe it a karaoke party in the office of the cabinet. secretary what happens to her? she gets a cbe, she

leaves the government with distinction and she goes on to head well, three guesses what pubuc head well, three guesses what public relations for the premier league. the other again very closely associated circle in all of this, even more staggering is the unit that was actually in charge of regulate ing the whole business of lockdown . that's to business of lockdown. that's to say, the covid unit, the head of that was a woman called kate josephs . just in december 2020. josephs. just in december 2020. kate joseph gets a wonderful job as director or whatever it's now called, used to be called town clerk of sheffield city council. she holds a leaving party in the office of the cabinet. secretary and that was so drunken that it was alleged that a couple of lads took their shirts off and squared up in the course of it. now you know, this is the legacy of grey in the heart of government carefully suppressed , not talked about the press hasn't been interested because they were running after boris

johnson and they were even running after rishi sunak. johnson and they were even running after rishi sunak . this running after rishi sunak. this is why sunak was so furious to be fined by the police when he you know, he turned up early for a cabinet meeting and found that funny birthday party and a couple of slices of limp cake and he was fined for that. and these people that are grey successors that she protected in government at, you know, in the very heart of government got away with what i'm describing andifs away with what i'm describing and it's beyond belief. it's unscrutinised by you lot in the press . unscrutinised by you lot in the press. david unscrutinised by you lot in the press . david absolutely press. david absolutely fascinating— press. david absolutely fascinating as- david absolutely fascinating as ever. she's got a lot fascinating as ever. she's got a wee ee— fascinating as ever. she's got a wee we enewe— fascinating as ever. she's got a lot to answer for— fascinating as ever. she's got a lot to answer for and there's going— lot to answer for and there's going ee— lot to answer for and there's going ee ee— lot to answer for and there's going to be much more to come. ewe— going to be much more to come. ewe enewe— going to be much more to come. but that's david— going to be much more to come. but that's david starkey the constitution _ but that's david starkey the constitution historian if you newen-e— constitution historian if you haven't seen— constitution historian if you haven't seen his documentary on gb haven't seen his documentary on ewe _w— haven't seen his documentary on ewe _n. we- haven't seen his documentary on ee—ew. we-z—el gb news, watch it. he did 2—1 eewee— gb news, watch it. he did 2—1 after another.— gb news, watch it. he did 2—1 after another. absolutely fascinating. _ after another. absolutely - fascinating. _come fascinating. now, still to come leeeeeeewe— fascinating. now, still to come ,-colleague bev- fascinating. now, still to come , colleague bev turner, she's , my colleague bev turner, she's out , my colleague bev turner, she's eww-eeewe— , my colleague bev turner, she's eww-eeewe en— , my colleague bev turner, she's out-about in the— , my colleague bev turner, she's out about in the mail out and about in the mail eneekene— out and about in the mail speaking royal lovers who've speaking to royal lovers who've eeen— speaking to royal lovers who've eeen-enewe— speaking to royal lovers who've been _there eager- speaking to royal lovers who've been-there eager ,- been camping there eager, weeeene— been camping there eager, weewene eew— been camping there eager, waiting for coronation. waiting for the coronation. wnewe— waiting for the coronation. there called— waiting for the coronation. there called what are they eewwee,— there called what are they called, michael? those people, i weee— called, michael? those people, i will-twirlers-

called, michael? those people, i will-twirlers .- will call them twirlers. ewweewe— will call them twirlers. twirlers. whenever you arrive , twirlers. whenever you arrive, enew— twirlers. whenever you arrive, enew save— twirlers. whenever you arrive, enew save ee— twirlers. whenever you arrive, enew save we— twirlers. whenever you arrive, they say, are we too early there we enew-we— they say, are we too early there we are. they're too— they say, are we too early there we are. they're too early. is eew— we are. they're too early. is eew wwnew— we are. they're too early. is bev turner will— we are. they're too early. is bev turner will be talking to ee— bev turner will be talking to some of-tories- bev turner will be talking to some of tories who've been some of the tories who've been wnewe— some of the tories who've been wnewe-eewe— some of the tories who've been there-days already. - some of the tories who've been there days already. and the there for days already. and the eeweneween— there for days already. and the coronation isn't— there for days already. and the coronation isn't until saturday. wewe— coronation isn't until saturday. we-we ee— coronation isn't until saturday. we're at buckingham palace. wewe— we're at buckingham palace. weee-ew— we're at buckingham palace. we-we-ew. wne- we're at buckingham palace. we're-it. the-is| we're enjoying it. the sun is enewene— we're enjoying it. the sun is shining. hundreds of shining. there's hundreds of people— shining. there's hundreds of people_the| people here. this is to the

news radio. i eeewe- news radio. good morning. good morning. we are live news from are live on gb news from buckingham palace this morning. i get down here and i wanted to get down here and talk to some of the nation. i've got caroline gerry here. got caroline and gerry here. good morning, now tell us good morning, guys. now tell us why you're here this morning. caroline we've nominated to caroline we've been nominated to go to the garden party this afternoon , buckingham palace. afternoon, buckingham palace. so from the village of heswall. eeneeeeee— so from the village of heswall. wenweeeee — so from the village of heswall. fantastic so— so from the village of heswall. fantastic so you're- so from the village of heswall. fantastic so you're from heswall on the wirral. and why are we nominated, gerry? because of the work we did during covid and we delivered groceries to vulnerable old people who couldn't get out of their homes.

oh, fantastic. fantastic. and what's the garden party going to involve, you know? no, no, we involve, do you know? no, no, we don't involve, do you know? no, no, we ewen-w eeewe— involve, do you know? no, no, we ewen-w going ee— involve, do you know? no, no, we ewen-w going ee ee— involve, do you know? no, no, we don't going to be lovely- w:wiw 7 no, no, we don't going to be lovely gardens . wn— don't going to be lovely gardens . e-n weekene— don't going to be lovely gardens . i'm looking-to- don't going to be lovely gardens . i'm looking to those. . i'm looking forward to those. wne— . i'm looking forward to those. knee-ene— . i'm looking forward to those. and-and cakes. - . i'm looking forward to those. and and cakes. . g and tea and cakes. amazing. so you've come for down a stay overnight, make a bit of a couple days of it. you're couple of days of it. you're here the weekend, you here until the weekend, are you going for the going to be here for the coronation? we're not. we're week— coronation? we're not. we're eeek ee— coronation? we're not. we're week we week.— coronation? we're not. we're back to work. but— wiw“7 we're not. we're back to work. but we're here weew— back to work. but we're here weeew. wne— back to work. but we're here today. and tomorrow. so, yes, weee-weew— today. and tomorrow. so, yes, we-we-weww-ee-el we're very, very lucky. it's great—it'sl we're very, very lucky. it's- great,_it's really great, isn't it? and it's really special. i cannot personally believe busy it is down believe how busy it is down here. it's only wednesday. i know just can't here. it's only wednesday. i. know .just can't-through know you just can't get through eeneew.— know you just can't get through eeweeewlee— know you just can't get through eeweeewlee ,— know you just can't get through eeweeewlee . ee— know you just can't get through already. so , so packed already. it's so, so packed ewewwwnewe.— already. it's so, so packed everywhere. can- already. it's so, so packed everywhere. can imagine on eewwew— everywhere. can imagine on saturday-igoing- everywhere. can imagine on saturday. going to be saturday. it's going to be weeew— saturday. it's going to be weeeew ,— saturday. it's going to be really , really— saturday. it's going to be really , really sardines. but really, really sardines. but ewe— really, really sardines. but we going— really, really sardines. but we going we— really, really sardines. but it's going to be- really, really sardines. but it's going to be wonderful, eene— it's going to be wonderful, een-e ewe— it's going to be wonderful, isn't it? the— it's going to be wonderful, isn't it? the atmosphere all weeew. — isn't it? the atmosphere all weeewleen— isn't it? the atmosphere all ready. .can feel- isn't it? the atmosphere all ready. can feel it. yeah is ready. you can feel it. yeah > wne— ready. you can feel it. yeah > wee weetnew— ready. you can feel it. yeah > the weather is— ready. you can feel it. yeah > the weather is beautiful. it's a hive of activity already. here, have a wonderful time, guys. won't you? let's have. let's have a little walk around, see what we can they've what we can see. they've actually out actually just been taking out the traffic lights , so imagine the traffic lights, so i imagine that's of thing you that's the kind of thing you have outside of buckingham have to do outside of buckingham palace, on weekend like palace, right? on a weekend like this. me talk to these this. let me talk to these people here. morning. all

people here. good morning. all right. you and where do right. who are you and where do you john. is you come from? i'm john. this is catherine. i live in— t 7 twiw“t“ this is catherine. i live in wensleydale in catherine. i live in wensleydale en wewee— catherine. i live in wensleydale in north yorkshire. t in north yorkshire. fantastic. wne— in north yorkshire. fantastic. wwe wee— in north yorkshire. fantastic. and let me you're here and let me guess, you're here for the coronation? yes > yes. well, well. yes well, well. not well. yes and ne—ene- well, well. not well. yes andi no._the garden no. yeah. we're at the garden party— no. yeah. we're at the garden party-afternoon.- no. yeah. we're at the garden party afternoon. like the party this afternoon. like the eenee— party this afternoon. like the eenew-wew-we- party this afternoon. like the. other-you've-talked other people you've just talked to. other people you've just talked ee. wee.— other people you've just talked ee. wee. ee— other people you've just talked to. yes. so we're— other people you've just talked to. yes. so we're heading to the eeneew— to. yes. so we're heading to the eeneew-ew— to. yes. so we're heading to the eeneew-ew-wnee- garden party at 3:00 this eeeewneen— garden party at 3:00 this afternoon, that's why we're afternoon, so that's why we're eewn—eewn i afternoon, so that's why we're eewn—eewn e down here. i've come down for a eewwee— down here. i've come down for a eewwee-eewe— down here. i've come down for a eewnweleewe ene— down here. i've come down for a couple days and just soak up couple of days and just soak up eenelwne— couple of days and just soak up some the atmosphere as well. some of the atmosphere as well. wew— some of the atmosphere as well. wew-wew— some of the atmosphere as well. wew-wew blag— some of the atmosphere as well. wew-wew blag en— some of the atmosphere as well. how-you blag an invitation. how did you blag an invitation to that? oh wasn't nothing to to that? oh it wasn't nothing to do with me, i'm afraid. i work for and for county durham and darlington,_ for county durham and darlington, foundation darlington, nhs foundation wewee,— darlington, nhs foundation wewee, ee— darlington, nhs foundation trust, so it's— darlington, nhs foundation trust, so it's through the work for trust, so it's through the work eew—wnewe- trust, so it's through the worki for—that's fantastic. for the nhs. that's fantastic. and fans of gb news? yeah. and you fans of gb news? yeah. yeah, course. oh, yeah. yeah, of course. oh, yes. yeah. he's our biggest fan, right? well, you told me to that. well, you told me to say that. remember? you didn't well, you told me to say that. i remember?-you didn't know. remember? no. you didn't know. wee.— remember? no. you didn't know. wee. keen— remember? no. you didn't know. yes. yeah, yeah,— remember? no. you didn't know. yes. yeah, yeah, yeah, yes. yeah, yeah, sure. yeah, we— yes. yeah, yeah, sure. yeah, we good-— yes. yeah, yeah, sure. yeah, it's good-and- yes. yeah, yeah, sure. yeah, it's good.-and can. yes. yeah, yeah, sure. yeah,- it's good.-and can you sum it's good. yeah. and can you sum up what this weekend means for the yeah. we need the country? yeah. we need a reason for a party, don't we? yeah, do. definitely. yeah, we do. oh, definitely. wwe— yeah, we do. oh, definitely. wwe-en— yeah, we do. oh, definitely. ewe-en e— yeah, we do. oh, definitely. it's-in a lifetime. yeah, we do. oh, definitely. it's in a lifetime thing. it's a once in a lifetime thing. wewe— it's a once in a lifetime thing. wewe newew— it's a once in a lifetime thing. we'll never see— it's a once in a lifetime thing. we'll never see anything like enee— we'll never see anything like weee-eww— we'll never see anything like this-our lifetime.- this again in our lifetime. weeew— this again in our lifetime. really exciting. and we're just weeew— really exciting. and we're just really _forward- really looking forward to the not. — really looking forward to the whole, coronation really looking forward to the- whole,-coronation this whole, you know, coronation this

weekend.— whole, you know, coronation this weekend-_we- whole, you know, coronation this weekend—time doesl whole, you know, coronation this- weekend._time does your weekend. and what time does your garden party start this afternoon? today? 3:00. and you'll the back behind you'll be in the back behind buckingham yes quaffing buckingham palace? yes quaffing champagne, which royals are going there? ihave champagne, which royals are going there? i have no going to be there? i have no idea. it on the invitation idea. it says on the invitation the king and the royal party. so not sure until until they arrive. the king and the arrive. so the king and the royal party. so do you expect kene— royal party. so do you expect king eneweee— royal party. so do you expect king charles to— royal party. so do you expect king charles to be— royal party. so do you expect king charles to be at- so do you expect king charles to be at the garden party? _ king charles to be at the garden nenwe ithink— king charles to be at the garden nenwe ithink we— king charles to be at the garden party? ithink we think- king charles to be at the garden party? "e”é king charles to be at the garden party? “

do weekend mean? this coronation, we-enenk— weekend mean? this coronation, we-enenk w— weekend mean? this coronation, do-think i don't— weekend mean? this coronation, do-think i don't-speak. do you think i don't very speak english— do you think i don't very speak english eww— do you think i don't very speak wneween wwe .. — do you think i don't very speak english, but i. so— do you think i don't very speak english, but i. so i- do you think i don't very speak english, but i. so i think so. beautiful all go to england beautiful all i go to england for my tent point. yeah. for visit my tent point. yeah. and coronation. and for the coronation. brilliant you know, it's. thank wew.— brilliant you know, it's. thank wew. ewe— brilliant you know, it's. thank you. it's incredibly— you. it's incredibly international all down here you. it's incredibly— international all down here this newnene. — international all down here this newneng. wnewe— international all down here this morning. that's what i've neeeeee.— morning. that's what i've noticed. there— morning. that's what i've noticed. there are more many, nenw— noticed. there are more many, nenw weneweeee— noticed. there are more many, many languages being spoken . and many languages being spoken. and wnen— many languages being spoken. and wnen people— many languages being spoken. and wnen neenwe eeek— many languages being spoken. and when people talk with little ewneeeen — when people talk with little cynicism about— when people talk with little cynicism about the royal family and cynicism about the royal family ene wneenew— cynicism about the royal family and whether it— cynicism about the royal family and whether it has retains its eeneew— and whether it has retains its enneee en— and whether it has retains its appeal en me,— and whether it has retains its appeal in 2023, on a weekend eke— appeal in 2023, on a weekend eeke enee— appeal in 2023, on a weekend like this, actually— appeal in 2023, on a weekend like this, actually coming down ene— like this, actually coming down ene eeeene— like this, actually coming down and seeing how— like this, actually coming down and seeing how many different nationalities— and seeing how many different nationalities are— and seeing how many different nationalities are here, because of nationalities are here, because ee ene— nationalities are here, because of the coronation— nationalities are here, because of the coronation and because an eweww— of the coronation and because an even eke— of the coronation and because an event like this— of the coronation and because an event like this and— of the coronation and because an event like this and because we do event like this and because we we ee— event like this and because we we ew ee— event like this and because we do it so brilliantly. andrew, weewe— do it so brilliantly. andrew, nenw eeek— do it so brilliantly. andrew, right back to— do it so brilliantly. andrew, right back to you . �*wa�*wit.. right back to you. well, well eeewe. — right back to you. well, well done, bev. fascinating atmosphere there. of course, bev and i were there when we arrived earlier. we heard the whistle, the familiar whistle . we saw the the familiar whistle. we saw the outriders. we thought it's a royal. of course it's a royal. they're we're in they're everywhere. we're in we're in the heart of the royal family. and princess anne family. and it was princess anne looking in the back looking radiant in the back seat. bev and i like think seat. bev and i like to think she waved at us. i'm

she smiled and waved at us. i'm not sure if she did or she didn't, and of course, didn't, but. and of course, we're buckingham we're here at buckingham palace, just hours after the just pretty much hours after the major scare when a man major security scare when a man is because he is now under arrest because he threw some form of gunpowder cartridges into the gardens of buckingham palace . and gb news buckingham palace. and gb news was the only station which was able to cover it because we, jacob rees—mogg and michael cole took themselves off to a little room nearby. so while all the other camera crews had departed it, kept filming and we it, we kept filming and we actually heard the controlled explosion . so that was a really explosion. so that was a really important moment. explosion. so that was a really important moment . the police important moment. the police have that no member of have confirmed that no member of the royal family was in buckingham palace at the time. you can always tell if someone's there because the royal standards flying, they're all standards flying, they're all standard flying above standard is flying above buckingham now. buckingham palace right now. that either prince that could mean either prince charles, camilla charles, the king or camilla is in buckingham they're in buckingham palace or they're in buckingham palace or they're in residence clarence in their residence at clarence house. royal was in there house. so no royal was in there at the time. and the have at the time. and the police have confirmed was no terror confirmed it was no terror incident. was a mental incident. it was a mental health incident. it was a mental health incident. goes to incident. but it just goes to show, it, this place is show, doesn't it, this place is crawling with police officers. we saw 6000 soldiers, members of

the armed forces are rehearsing overnight and still people can get through those security cordons because how can you stop it? frankly because you can't literally stop every single person and search their bags. so we're here at buckingham palace . bev will be joining me back shortly. she's mingling with the masses in the mall and there's a lot of them. the weather is a lot of them. the weather is a lot better. we're now, of course, just three days from the coronation of king charles iii and queen camilla. still to come, we'll be getting the latest on the government's attempts to crack down on cold calling . it's part of a big calling. it's part of a big crackdown on fraud , but that's crackdown on fraud, but that's after your morning news with tatiana sanchez . andrew, thank tatiana sanchez. andrew, thank you tatiana sanchez. andrew, thank wew wew— tatiana sanchez. andrew, thank wew weww nwew— tatiana sanchez. andrew, thank you very much and— t andrew, thank you very much and good morning. it's you very much and good morning. we weee.— you very much and good morning. we weee. enee— you very much and good morning. it's 1030. this is— you very much and good morning. it's 1030. this is the— you very much and good morning. it's 1030. this is the latest ewen— it's 1030. this is the latest ewen ene— it's 1030. this is the latest ewen wne ee— it's 1030. this is the latest from the gb news room. security has from the gb news room. security nee eeen— from the gb news room. security has been stepped— from the gb news room. security has been stepped up around nwekenenen— has been stepped up around buckingham following an buckingham palace following an eneeeene— buckingham palace following an eneeeene weee— buckingham palace following an incident last night with police eeewe—eneen- incident last night with police being their quick being praised for their quick

responses as a— being praised for their quick responses as a man was arrested eewee— responses as a man was arrested ewwew eweneew— responses as a man was arrested after suspect shotgun cartridges wnwewn— after suspect shotgun cartridges were thrown into— after suspect shotgun cartridges were thrown into the grounds of the were thrown into the grounds of we nekeee— were thrown into the grounds of we neweee. wne— were thrown into the grounds of the palace. and a— were thrown into the grounds of the palace. and a knife was also newne— the palace. and a knife was also eewne ee— the palace. and a knife was also eewne ee ene— the palace. and a knife was also found at the site— the palace. and a knife was also found at the site .— the palace. and a knife was also found at the site . people were found at the site. people were eweewewee— found at the site. people were evacuated from _ found at the site. people were evacuated from the area as a eeneweeeee— evacuated from the area as a controlled explosion was carried out controlled explosion was carried ewe en— controlled explosion was carried ewe en e— controlled explosion was carried ewe en e eee. — controlled explosion was carried out on a bag. the— controlled explosion was carried out on a bag. the incident isn't eeewe— out on a bag. the incident isn't being eweeeee— out on a bag. the incident isn't being treated as— out on a bag. the incident isn't being treated as terror related. seewweew— being treated as terror related. security minister— being treated as terror related. security minister tom tugendhat eewe— security minister tom tugendhat eewe neeeee— security minister tom tugendhat eewe neweee ee— security minister tom tugendhat says police are not— security minister tom tugendhat says police are not complacent ene— says police are not complacent ene ee— says police are not complacent ene weee— says police are not complacent and are well prepared for the eeweneeeen. — and are well prepared for the coronation. this— and are well prepared for the coronation. this has been months in coronation. this has been months en ene— coronation. this has been months en ene nwennene— coronation. this has been months in the planning and many people are in the planning and many people wewkene— in the planning and many people are working 24/7— in the planning and many people are working 24/7 to— in the planning and many people are working 24/7 to make sure we eeewen— are working 24/7 to make sure we eeeewew weee— are working 24/7 to make sure we deliver what we _ are working 24/7 to make sure we deliver what we need to see, wneen— deliver what we need to see, wneen ee— deliver what we need to see, wneen ee e— deliver what we need to see, which is a safe,— deliver what we need to see, which is a safe, a— deliver what we need to see, which is a safe, a secure moment of which is a safe, a secure moment ee neeeenee— which is a safe, a secure moment of national celebration in eneweeeene— of national celebration in showcasing great britain and wennewn— showcasing great britain and northern ireland to the whole wewee. — northern ireland to the whole world. despite— northern ireland to the whole world. despite last- northern ireland to the whole world. j t“ g“. world. despite last night's incident, rehearsals for the coronation were held in central london early this morning. hundreds of soldiers, many on neweeeeekt— hundreds of soldiers, many on horseback, marched from buckingham _ horseback, marched from buckingham palace past trafalgar sewewe— buckingham palace past trafalgar sewewe ene— buckingham palace past trafalgar square and downing street to weewneneeew— square and downing street to westminster abbey. royal fans wne— westminster abbey. royal fans wne — westminster abbey. royal fans who were awake— westminster abbey. royal fans who were awake will have also eewenw— who were awake will have also eewene e— who were awake will have also caught a glimpse— who were awake will have also caught a glimpse of both the eewe— caught a glimpse of both the eewe seeee— caught a glimpse of both the gold state coach— caught a glimpse of both the gold state coach and the diamond jubilee— gold state coach and the diamond ewweewee eeeen— gold state coach and the diamond jubilee coach being— gold state coach and the diamond jubilee coach being marched down the jubilee coach being marched down

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the-and they're- because they're from all around the-and they're all- the globe and they're all fascinated— the globe and they're all fascinated by— the globe and they're all fascinated by our royal family ene— fascinated by our royal family and—we're not. and the way that we're not eeeeenewee, — and the way that we're not fascinated, frankly , by theirs. fascinated, frankly, by theirs. wnewe — fascinated, frankly, by theirs. wnewe ie— fascinated, frankly, by theirs. wnewe ieiee— fascinated, frankly, by theirs. there - a .of gb - fascinated, frankly, by theirs. there a of gb news fans there are a lot of gb news fans eewn— there are a lot of gb news fans eewn enewe— there are a lot of gb news fans eewn enewe ee— there are a lot of gb news fans down there as well. _ there are a lot of gb news fans down there as well. wtni't“ there are a lot of gb news fans down there as well. t t“ down there as well. i can tell you.— down there as well. i can tell youe wew— down there as well. i can tell you, you may not get out alive. nigel farage is going to be in all of trouble when he all sorts of trouble when he gets down it is a really gets down here. it is a really enthusiastic they love enthusiastic crowd. they love the royals. they love the occasion. they and occasion. of course they do. and they an excuse for a party they like an excuse for a party talking of nigel farage, of course, his big course, he's got his big interview later today. he's talking to somebody- : he's talking to somebody called : he's talking trump.abody called : he's talking trump. yeah called : he's talking trump. yeah he'sed : he's talking trump. yeah he's in donald trump. yeah he's in seeweene— donald trump. yeah he's ini scotland _very donald trump. yeah he's in- scotland_very many scotland promoting his very many eeeneeeee— scotland promoting his very many businesses and— scotland promoting his very many businesses and obviously we know why businesses and obviously we know wnw ne'e— businesses and obviously we know wnw ne-e newe. — businesses and obviously we know why he's here. really. wants why he's here. really. he wants eewwene— why he's here. really. he wants everyone _wasn't. why he's here. really. he wantsi everyone _wasn't he everyone to think why wasn't he enwewee— everyone to think why wasn't he invited-coronation?- everyone to think why wasn't he invited coronation? but invited to the coronation? but enen— invited to the coronation? but enen-eeeen-e— invited to the coronation? but then biden's coming. then joe biden's not coming. ween. — then joe biden's not coming. ween. iwewe— then joe biden's not coming. yeah. .news exclusive- then joe biden's not coming. /witws't“ \w t yeah. gb news exclusive this afternoon now, the afternoon at 3:00. now, the prime is set to prime minister is set to announce the banning cold announce the banning of cold calling of a national calling as part of a national strategy to tackle the £7 billion a year cost of scams . billion a year cost of scams. it's part of a national fraud ewweeeew— it's part of a national fraud ewweweew .— it's part of a national fraud ewweweew . wwe— it's part of a national fraud strategy . it's being announced strategy. it's being announced by strategy. it's being announced ew wne— strategy. it's being announced by the-minister- strategy. it's being announced by the minister and the by the prime minister and the wene— by the prime minister and the heme-sweete- by the prime minister and the- home _suella braverman. home secretary suella braverman. it's home secretary suella braverman. ewe—wew— home secretary suella braverman. wwe—wew en- it's all part of their war on wwe— it's all part of their war on crime. it's-to- it's all part of their war on crime. it's-to be- it's all part of their war on crime. it's to be backed crime. it's going to be backed by woo.— crime. it's going to be backed by wee. wwe— crime. it's going to be backed by 400. are they— crime. it's going to be backed by 400. are they new? we'll find eww. — by 400. are they new? we'll find eww. sneeeeeeee— by 400. are they new? we'll find out. specialist officers , as our out. specialist officers, as our eewwew— out. specialist officers, as our eenwww-eeewen- out. specialist officers, as our deputy editor, tom deputy political editor, tom

wewweee— deputy political editor, tom wewweee-we- deputy political editor, tom harwood us from harwood joins us from westminster. .: “wg harwood joins us from _ westminster. good morning, tom. i think this will be very popular with the public. we all hate cold callers. we all hate people being ripped off on scams. this seems like a very sensible decision . it certainly sensible decision. it certainly will sensible decision. it certainly week we. — sensible decision. it certainly week we. wne— sensible decision. it certainly will be. and that's— sensible decision. it certainly will be. and that's no- w:wiwt. twiw“ it certainly will be. and that's no doubt why it's will be. and that's no doubt why we eeen— will be. and that's no doubt why it's been announced this week, of it's been announced this week, ee wne — it's been announced this week, of course, the week of an eeeeeeen — of course, the week of an eeeeeeen .— of course, the week of an election . some- of course, the week of an election . some eyebrows being election. some eyebrows being weeeee— election. some eyebrows being weeeee en— election. some eyebrows being raised in terms— election. some eyebrows being raised in terms of— election. some eyebrows being raised in terms of how many ewwee— raised in terms of how many wweee ene— raised in terms of how many rules the government is slightly bending— rules the government is slightly eeneene en— rules the government is slightly bending in terms— rules the government is slightly bending in terms of big announcements being made in the run announcements being made in the wn— announcements being made in the we ee— announcements being made in the wn ee polling— announcements being made in the run up to polling day. normally enew-e— run up to polling day. normally enew-e new— run up to polling day. normally that's not quite— run up to polling day. normally that's not quite allowed, but i ewnneee— that's not quite allowed, but i suppose because _ that's not quite allowed, but i suppose because these local suppose because these are local eeeeweenet— suppose because these are local eeeeeeene ene— suppose because these are local elections, the preclusion and wnee— elections, the preclusion and what-announced- elections, the preclusion and what announced by the what can be announced by the eewewnnene— what can be announced by the government slightly more government is slightly more tinned,— government is slightly more limited, although it must be eeewe— limited, although it must be eeee ene— limited, although it must be said the labour— limited, although it must be said the labour is said the labour party is eenneeenene— said the labour party is campaigning on the nhs, which is neenene— campaigning on the nhs, which is neenene ee— campaigning on the nhs, which is neenene ee eee— campaigning on the nhs, which is nothing at all to— campaigning on the nhs, which is nothing at all to do— campaigning on the nhs, which is nothing at all to do with local councillors. _ nothing at all to do with local councillors. so— nothing at all to do with local councillors. ” t“ councillors. so all's fair in love and politics i suppose. crucially, crime has become a battleground in this election. the conservative party has been talking about those extra 20,000 police officers that have been recruited and the labour party

is talking about what is this sense of this rise of crime , the sense of this rise of crime, the way that rapes are not being prosecuted by anywhere near the right percentage that you would expect in a functional criminal justice system? the backlog , the justice system? the backlog, the criminal justice backlog, that is huge and was, of course, exacerbated by covid. this is fertile election electoral territory because both sides have something to say on it. of course, remember at last week's prime minister's questions, sir keir starmer was branded as sir softy by rishi sunak and no doubt we will be hearing more and more attacks on the labour leader on his background in in both as as the director of pubuc both as as the director of public prosecutions , but before public prosecutions, but before that as a human rights lawyer, the conservative party seems to think that there are plenty of examples of sir keir starmer. frankly sticking up for the wrong people in these cases. of course, when he first became labour party leader, he wrote a letter. he added his name to a petition to try and stop a deportation flight that included rapists and murderers and

stopped that being stopped. those those criminals being deported from the united kingdom. so again, fertile electoral territory and frankly, cold calling and financial cold calling is a small part of a broader overall of a much broader overall of a much broader picture whereby we're going to be seeing many, many more announced dates between now and the general election . tom, and the general election. tom, i was fascinated by a fact- and the general election. tom, i was fascinated by a fact in- s't“w: g tt“ tom, i was fascinated by a fact in the ewweewe— was fascinated by a fact in the ewweewe eweene— was fascinated by a fact in the article rishi sunak wrote to my newenenen— article rishi sunak wrote to my newenenen ene— article rishi sunak wrote to my newspaper, the daily mail today, wnewe— newspaper, the daily mail today, wnewe ne— newspaper, the daily mail today, wnewe ne eeewe— newspaper, the daily mail today, where he said there's around eeneew— where he said there's around eeneee 5— where he said there's around almost 5 million— where he said there's around almost 5 million fraud offences eweww— almost 5 million fraud offences eweww ween— almost 5 million fraud offences eweww ween enew— almost 5 million fraud offences every year, only 5000 odd are nwenewww— every year, only 5000 odd are properly investigated and nweeeewwee.— properly investigated and prosecuted. that's a scandal . prosecuted. that's a scandal. ewe— prosecuted. that's a scandal. ewe e— prosecuted. that's a scandal. ewe e huge— prosecuted. that's a scandal. it's a huge scandal— prosecuted. that's a scandal. it's a huge scandal and- prosecuted. that's a scandal. it's a huge scandal and of course this has become a bigger problem throughout covid as everyone sort of moved online, it's much harder to be so judicious with especially for older people perhaps who are less used to using the internet , always used to going into a

bank or into a post office to do their business. suddenly all of that moving online in the last few years for people that perhaps weren't so used to that realm, that's been fertile territory for fraudsters and for scammers . and clearly the scammers. and clearly the government thinks now is the time to crack down on this and to stop this sort of behaviour, because ultimately it is affecting some of the most vulnerable people in our society . tom what if sue gray, the eewnew— . tom what if sue gray, the former civil— tom what if sue gray, the former civil servant, she weeweee— former civil servant, she weeweee ee— former civil servant, she refused to cooperate with that eeeenew— refused to cooperate with that cabinet office _ refused to cooperate with that cabinet office inquiry , which i cabinet office inquiry, which i eene— cabinet office inquiry, which i tend weeew— cabinet office inquiry, which i find pretty staggering . the keir find pretty staggering. the keir seewnew— find pretty staggering. the keir starmer presumably is going to come under huge— starmer presumably is going to come under huge pressure about enee— come under huge pressure about enee ee— come under huge pressure about enee ee ewene— come under huge pressure about that at prime minister's questions— that at prime minister's questions today because need that at prime minister's qlknow1s today because need that at prime minister's ql know it'stday because need that at prime minister's ql know it's important se need that at prime minister's ql know it's important when need to know it's important when conversations— to know it's important when conversations started between nen— conversations started between nen ene— conversations started between nen ene new— conversations started between him and her about her becoming his him and her about her becoming nee eneee— him and her about her becoming his chief-staff,— him and her about her becoming his chief staff, particularly his chief of staff, particularly as we know she— his chief of staff, particularly as we know she was conducting the as we know she was conducting ene eewweewe— as we know she was conducting the partygate inquiry into boris johnson—

the partygate inquiry into boris wenneen . — the partygate inquiry into boris wenneen . we— the partygate inquiry into boris johnson . we do— the partygate inquiry into boris johnson . �*wajwit w:wiw : the partygate inquiry into boris johnson . johnson. we do need to know and yesterday turned into a bit of a damp squib. we were all there waiting for this written ministerial statement for the best part of the afternoon and it drops much later than people were expecting and frankly contained a lot less information than people were expecting. the cabinet office minister in the end didn't say whether or not rules were broken . and there has rules were broken. and there has been some reporting overnight that the original draft of this written ministerial statement was going to say in plain engush was going to say in plain english that sue gray broke the broke the civil service code , broke the civil service code, andifs broke the civil service code, and it's clear to see how she may have done that. it is against the code for senior civil servants to have meetings with opposition parties, with opposition mps, without ministers will sign off and as far as we understand, no ministerial sign off was sought when inevitably sue gray was having these sorts of conversations . happens when sue conversations. happens when sue gray, who who was herself the sort of gardener and keeper of

secrets in government, the woman for the best part of two decades who at the core of decision who was at the core of decision making in number 10, who knows all of the secrets of government for the last ten, 15 years, who, of course , sat on the propriety of course, sat on the propriety and ethics team. so many of the stories that didn't make their way into the press . many of the way into the press. many of the embarrassing secrets from the government are held by her. so the government is very concerned that this is someone who is, in effect, defecting to the opposition. and crucially , who opposition. and crucially, who may have broken the rules in doing so. but it is interesting that yesterday we didn't get that yesterday we didn't get that clear assessment of whether rules were broken or not. there's some suggestion that might be to do with this purdah penod might be to do with this purdah period that we're in just before an election. should the government be putting out information that might be interpreted as party political so close to the local elections? maybe we'll get more information after thursday into next week, perhaps ? yes. but also, it seems

perhaps? yes. but also, it seems that the that sue gray simply is not cooperating with this investigation. she was invited to give her side of the story to this investigation and she refused to do so. now, too many people in and around government, they raise an eyebrow at that. is that necessarily the behaviour of someone who seems entirely innocent ? okay. thank entirely innocent? okay. thank you entirely innocent? okay. thank wew weww— entirely innocent? okay. thank wew weww mun..— entirely innocent? okay. thank you very much, tom _ wit“ ”witgw t“ t 7 okay. thank you very much, tom tom harwood wnewe— you very much, tom tom harwood enewe eewn— you very much, tom tom harwood enewe eewn ee— you very much, tom tom harwood there down at westminster. now, eeewe— there down at westminster. now, eeewe we— there down at westminster. now, eeewe we eeene— there down at westminster. now, still to come, we're— there down at westminster. now, still to come, we're going to be eneekene— still to come, we're going to be eneekeng we— still to come, we're going to be speaking to nigel— still to come, we're going to be speaking to nigel farage to give us a sneak preview of what to ewneee— us a sneak preview of what to eeneee ewen — us a sneak preview of what to expect from his— us a sneak preview of what to expect from his interview with eeneee — expect from his interview with eeneew-ewe— expect from his interview with donald-but first,- expect from his interview with donald but first, to our donald trump. but first, to our eneen— donald trump. but first, to our eweww— donald trump. but first, to our main story today,— donald trump. but first, to our main story today, is that main story today, which is that a man was arrested near nwekenenen— a man was arrested near buckingham palace on suspicion of buckingham palace on suspicion ee—en— buckingham palace on suspicion of_an offensive. of possession of an offensive weeenn— of possession of an offensive weeewen-week- of possession of an offensive. weapon.-talk-this weapon. and to talk about this in more detail,— weapon. and to talk about this in more detail, we— weapon. and to talk about this in more detail, we are pleased to in more detail, we are pleased welt-eenee— in more detail, we are pleased eeleeenee by— in more detail, we are pleased to joined by former labour mp to be joined by former labour mp seennen— to be joined by former labour mp seennen newne— to be joined by former labour mp stephen pound and— to be joined by former labour mp stephen pound and uk director of the stephen pound and uk director of we eenenen— stephen pound and uk director of the common sense— stephen pound and uk director of the common sense society, emma weee— the common sense society, emma weee .— the common sense society, emma weee . eeewe— the common sense society, emma webb . good morning. both . webb. good morning. both. ewewwene-e— webb. good morning. both. everything's safe.— webb. good morning. both. everything's safe. there- webb. good morning. both. everything's safe. there is it? can they hear us? we can hear you— can they hear us? we can hear you loud and clear. we can see you loud and clear. we can see

you . we can hear you. fantastic you. we can hear you. fantastic apologies. there is a slight delay. obviously when you're on the front line of the action, as we are down here at buckingham palace, these are things we have to deal with. emma, what was your you heard your reaction when you heard about security breach last about this security breach last night? i think obviously night? well i think obviously everybody's reaction everybody's first reaction is probably, terrorist probably, is this a terrorist attack? and we know from nweweewe— attack? and we know from previous acas— t7 and we know from previous acas incidents that it, you— previous acas incidents that it, wew knew, — previous acas incidents that it, you know, often— previous acas incidents that it, you know, often large events eke— you know, often large events eeke wnee— you know, often large events eeke enee ee— you know, often large events like this do see— you know, often large events like this do see a— you know, often large events like this do see a much higher eewwew— like this do see a much higher terror threat. _ like this do see a much higher terror threat. so— like this do see a much higher terror threat. so i— like this do see a much higher terror threat. so i think people weee— terror threat. so i think people week we— terror threat. so i think people will be concerned— terror threat. so i think people will be concerned about that. eww— will be concerned about that. new ew— will be concerned about that. new ew eeene— will be concerned about that. but it seems that— will be concerned about that. but it seems that this is just eeneeeew— but it seems that this is just somebody who's— but it seems that this is just somebody who's possibly got nenwee— somebody who's possibly got mental health— somebody who's possibly got mental health problems and the neeeee— mental health problems and the neeeee ,— mental health problems and the neeeee . ee— mental health problems and the police , as you've— mental health problems and the police , as you've mentioned police, as you've mentioned eeweeew— police, as you've mentioned already stopped— police, as you've mentioned already stopped him. he had he had already stopped him. he had he neee e— already stopped him. he had he nee e kneee— already stopped him. he had he nee e kneee .— already stopped him. he had he had a knife . if— already stopped him. he had he had a knife . if the— already stopped him. he had he had a knife . if the security is had a knife. if the security is eeweeweew— had a knife. if the security is ewweeweww weww— had a knife. if the security is obviously very high and we've got plainclothes_ obviously very high and we've got plainclothes police officers newee— got plainclothes police officers newee en— got plainclothes police officers newee en ee— got plainclothes police officers mixed in as well— got plainclothes police officers mixed in as well with the crowd on mixed in as well with the crowd en ene— mixed in as well with the crowd en wne eew.— mixed in as well with the crowd en wne eew. se— mixed in as well with the crowd en ene eew. se e— mixed in as well with the crowd on the day. so i think that neenee— on the day. so i think that people should— on the day. so i think that people should be reassured that enew-we— people should be reassured that enew-we eene— people should be reassured that they're safe. but— people should be reassured that they're safe. but as we've seen in they're safe. but as we've seen en nweweewe— they're safe. but as we've seen in previous terror— they're safe. but as we've seen in previous terror attacks like wne— in previous terror attacks like we ene— in previous terror attacks like we en— in previous terror attacks like the one in the— in previous terror attacks like the one in the manchester arena bombinge— the one in the manchester arena bombinge ewe— the one in the manchester arena bombing, it's really important enee— bombing, it's really important we neenwe—

bombing, it's really important that people don't feel shy to eeene— that people don't feel shy to neenw ewe— that people don't feel shy to neenw ewe ee— that people don't feel shy to point out to the— that people don't feel shy to point out to the to the security eewweeee— point out to the to the security eewweeee ew— point out to the to the security eewweeee ew we— point out to the to the security services or to the— point out to the to the security services or to the police if enew— services or to the police if enew eee— services or to the police if they see something that they wnenk— they see something that they new ee— they see something that they think is suspicious. so my first enewene— think is suspicious. so my first wnewgne wee— think is suspicious. so my first thought was, is— think is suspicious. so my first thought was, is this a terror eweeeke— thought was, is this a terror eeeeeke we— thought was, is this a terror attack? it doesn't seem to be. ewe— attack? it doesn't seem to be. new e— attack? it doesn't seem to be. new e ee— attack? it doesn't seem to be. but i do think— attack? it doesn't seem to be. but i do think this is a weneneew— but i do think this is a reminder to- but i do think this is a reminder to people that they enewee— reminder to people that they eneweee ee— reminder to people that they should be vigilant. gwit. should be vigilant. but yet enetnew— should be vigilant. but yet another scoop for gb views. this was actually perfectly synchronised _ this was actually perfectly synchronised with jacob weee—weee.— synchronised with jacob rees—mogg. i mean, how often do you rees—mogg. i mean, how often do wew neee— rees—mogg. i mean, how often do wew neew e— rees—mogg. i mean, how often do you hear a controlled explosion eewe— you hear a controlled explosion eewe ene— you hear a controlled explosion eewe ene enew— you hear a controlled explosion live on? only on— you hear a controlled explosion live on? only on gb news can you eeeweeew— live on? only on gb news can you eeeweeew neee— live on? only on gb news can you actually hear that,— live on? only on gb news can you actually hear that, if— live on? only on gb news can you actually hear that, if i may say enee— actually hear that, if i may say we ee— actually hear that, if i may say we ee e— actually hear that, if i may say we ee e eee— actually hear that, if i may say this is a bit awkward. speaking to this is a bit awkward. speaking we wew— this is a bit awkward. speaking we wew eke— this is a bit awkward. speaking to you like this.— this is a bit awkward. speaking to you like this. andrew pierce enneewe— to you like this. andrew pierce enneewe we— to you like this. andrew pierce appears to have— to you like this. andrew pierce appears to have got the rosette for appears to have got the rosette eew-weee— appears to have got the rosette for-bestlshow. - appears to have got the rosette for. best. show. i - appears to have got the rosette for best show. i have got for the best in show. i have got a for the best in show. i have got e weeewe— for the best in show. i have got e eeewe-wwe— for the best in show. i have got a rosette - it's a _ for the best in show. i have got a rosette-it's a it's- for the best in show. i have got a rosette-it's a it's a- a rosette on. it's a it's a coronation. rosette. steve and where's yours? aren't you patriotic ? indeed i am. but i'm patriotic? indeed i am. but i'm not australian. _ patriotic? indeed i am. but i'm not australian. you're- t7 indeed i am. but i'm not australian. you're not one of not australian. you're not one ee eneee— not australian. you're not one of those labour— not australian. you're not one of those labour republicans, are you? — of those labour republicans, are you? wewwe— of those labour republicans, are you? you're not— of those labour republicans, are you? you're not a— of those labour republicans, are you? j/win. you? you're not a labour republican, are you ? i am not republican, are you? i am not a passionate monarchist. - j wt.th“ nij”wit itw.7 i am not a passionate monarchist. tell us. wewwene— passionate monarchist. tell us. eewwene ne— passionate monarchist. tell us. eewwene we ee— passionate monarchist. tell us. eewwene we e e— passionate monarchist. tell us. perhaps he is a labourer publican. are you a passionate monarchist ? i must admit i don't monarchist? i must admit i don't know. i don't think he is. i

ween-e— know. i don't think he is. i don't think he was a great admirer. i think we're finding out admirer. i think we're finding ewe wew— admirer. i think we're finding out her majesty— ijw: ”wit” i think we're finding out her majesty queen elizabeth, a out her majesty queen elizabeth, e ewee— out her majesty queen elizabeth, enwee eeneew.— out her majesty queen elizabeth, a huge admirer. the trouble i newe— a huge admirer. the trouble i newe ween— a huge admirer. the trouble i have with king— a huge admirer. the trouble i have with king charles is he's eweeeew— have with king charles is he's eweeeew ene— have with king charles is he's exactly the same— have with king charles is he's exactly the same age as me. so eweww— exactly the same age as me. so ewew—een,- exactly the same age as me. so ewew—een, w- exactly the same age as me. so ewew—een, wewee- every time i see him, ijust nan,— every time i see him, ijust wnenk, wen,— every time i see him, ijust think, well, he's— every time i see him, ijust think, well, he's done all right for think, well, he's done all right eew eeneew.— think, well, he's done all right for himself. what— think, well, he's done all right for himself. what have i done? ween.— for himself. what have i done? ween. wnee- — for himself. what have i done? ween. wnee- wnee— for himself. what have i done? yeah, and. and stephen,- for himself. what have i done? yeah, and. and stephen, you do look older than him, i have look much older than him, i have to you. idon't look much older than him, i have to you. i don't have to say, unless you. i don't have to say, unless you. i don't have we ee— to say, unless you. i don't have we newe— to say, unless you. i don't have to come here to— to say, unless you. i don't have to come here to be— .. i don't have to come here to be insulted. wew-e.— to come here to be insulted. wee-e. eene— to come here to be insulted. let's. come on— to come here to be insulted. let's. come on to- to come here to be insulted. let's. come on to this. wgwiw let's. come on to this. let's go to let's. come on to this. let's go w en— let's. come on to this. let's go w en twee— let's. come on to this. let's go to on this big story today about anti—protest powers being rushed into law in time for the coronation. what's happening ? coronation. what's happening? weee.— coronation. what's happening? weee. wnw— coronation. what's happening? well, why on earth didn't they do it before? this is ludicrous. i mean, the ridiculous thing is that the powers exist already. and if some of the police officers and i have to say, it's the higher echelons are the higher echelons who are telling the people to, you know, dance macarena and dance the macarena and mess around instead you around with them instead of, you know, and know, feeding their collars and slinging in the chokey. so slinging them in the chokey. so all these powers existed already. all these powers existed alree do. all these powers existed alreedo is simply concentrate will do is simply concentrate the determination of the protesters soon they hear protesters as soon as they hear that going to get done that you're going to get done for yourself to for glueing yourself to something, rushing something, they'll be rushing

out with the, you know, within seconds they'll seeking seconds they'll be seeking the martyrdom the government martyrdom that the government has provided for has generously provided for them. agree? well, them. wouldn't you agree? well, we've this before we've talked about this before on we've talked about this before en-eewweeew. - we've talked about this before on-actually. and. on the show, actually. and i wnenk— on the show, actually. and i new enee— on the show, actually. and i think that obviously the right to think that obviously the right we eneweee— think that obviously the right ee nweeeee ee— think that obviously the right to protest is very important. eww— to protest is very important. new ene— to protest is very important. but the problem— to protest is very important. but the problem is not that we een-e— but the problem is not that we eeene-enewen— but the problem is not that we don't enough laws already don't have enough laws already to don't have enough laws already we—we-e— don't have enough laws already we—ee-e enee- don't have enough laws already to_lt's that the. to deal with this. it's that the eewe— to deal with this. it's that the eewe wnew— to deal with this. it's that the laws that we _ to deal with this. it's that the laws that we already have are new— laws that we already have are new-ewenewew— laws that we already have are not properly enforced. and not being properly enforced. and so not being properly enforced. and ee e— not being properly enforced. and ee e-enee— not being properly enforced. and so i that ultimately so i think that ultimately i wewee— so i think that ultimately i wewee-enee- so i think that ultimately i would-that the- so i think that ultimately i would that the peer would hope that the peer nweeewe ee— would hope that the peer pressure of the crowd have pressure of the crowd would have an pressure of the crowd would have en eneee— pressure of the crowd would have en eeeeee en— pressure of the crowd would have an effect on anybody who's weneene— an effect on anybody who's weneene ee— an effect on anybody who's wenwene ee eww— an effect on anybody who's wanting to try and ruin people's day wanting to try and ruin people's eew ew— wanting to try and ruin people's eew ee ene— wanting to try and ruin people's day at the coronation by nweweewene— day at the coronation by nweweewene .— day at the coronation by protesting . but i think what's protesting. but i think what's ennewwenw— protesting. but i think what's eneenene ee— protesting. but i think what's important is that the laws that we eeweeew— important is that the laws that we already have— important is that the laws that we already have should be eneeweee— we already have should be enforced east— we already have should be enforced east and that that's enewe— enforced east and that that's enew-e ene— enforced east and that that's that's the bottom line that we ewewwen-e— that's the bottom line that we ewewwen-e ee— that's the bottom line that we shouldn't be introducing any ewweew— shouldn't be introducing any further-that— shouldn't be introducing any further-that are- shouldn't be introducing any further that are draconian further laws that are draconian ene— further laws that are draconian ene wewee— further laws that are draconian and would potentially hamper ewee— and would potentially hamper ewee eneeen. — and would potentially hamper free speech. i— and would potentially hamper free speech. . g free speech. i wasn't altogether supportive of the person who drove. doesn't matter. can i? sorry. somebody drove over one of the protesters. well, i was just i of the protesters. well, i was ewew e wee— of the protesters. well, i was ewew w twee— of the protesters. well, i was just i was just going- well, i was just i was just going to say, week,— just i was just going to say, week, ew— just i was just going to say, look, it doesn't— just i was just going to say, look, it doesn't matter how many new— look, it doesn't matter how many new weeenen— look, it doesn't matter how many how draconian the— look, it doesn't matter how many how draconian the laws are. if ene—eneeneei the woke police won't enforce wnen. —

the woke police won't enforce wnen. _wl the woke police won't enforce. enen—e them. absolutely right. i mean, them. absolutely right. i mean, ene-ene— them. absolutely right. i mean, ene-ene ee— them. absolutely right. i mean, ene-ene e e— them. absolutely right. i mean, the-one is a couple- them. absolutely right. i mean, the one is a couple of the best one is a couple of years do you remember on on years ago, do you remember on on the railway when the docklands light railway when some people climbed up on the roof of train and the roof of the train and the commuters dragged them off and hurled platform in hurled them to the platform in a supportive way? supportive and sensible way? obviously i the public obviously but i think the public concern something has to obviously but i think the public correflected)mething has to obviously but i think the public correflected in ething has to obviously but i think the public correflected in parliament.tas to obviously but i think the public correflected in parliament. ando be reflected in parliament. and i we actually i think we need to actually speak to chief constables speak to the chief constables and look , enforce the law and say, look, enforce the law for once. i have to every for once. i have to say every night complete agreement night in complete agreement on this. the problem as this. i think the problem as week— this. i think the problem as week ween— i think the problem as well with extinction rebellion i think the problem as wethatith extinction rebellion i think the problem as wethat they've ction rebellion i think the problem as wethat they've showed bellion is that they've showed their wewweneneee— is that they've showed theiri willingness—law is that they've showed their- willingness_law and willingness to break the law and the willingness to break the law and we neeeee— willingness to break the law and the police have— willingness to break the law and the police have shown their wewweneneee— the police have shown their willingness to _ the police have shown their willingness to not enforce the eew. — willingness to not enforce the eew. wne — willingness to not enforce the law. and .there _ willingness to not enforce the law. and there concern law. and so there is a concern wnen— law. and so there is a concern wnen-ee— law. and so there is a concern. when _to .coronation when it comes to the coronation enee— when it comes to the coronation enee eeenee— when it comes to the coronation that things could— when it comes to the coronation that things could very easily get that things could very easily eee ewe— that things could very easily get ewe ee— that things could very easily get out of hand,— that things could very easily get out of hand, and that would nwew— get out of hand, and that would ewen—ee— get out of hand, and that would ewen—en wne— get out of hand, and that would ruin _of the day.- get out of hand, and that would ruin _of the day. it. ruin the beauty of the day. it wewee— ruin the beauty of the day. it wewee nwew— ruin the beauty of the day. it would ruin what— ruin the beauty of the day. it would ruin what for many ruin the beauty of the day. it would ria�*i what for many ruin the beauty of the day. it would ria oncet for many ruin the beauty of the day. it would ria once in for many ruin the beauty of the day. it would ria once in a for many ruin the beauty of the day. it would ria once in a lifetimeny people, a once in a lifetime eene— people, a once in a lifetime time, historic— people, a once in a lifetime time, historic occasion , and time, historic occasion, and enew— time, historic occasion, and enew wew— time, historic occasion, and that, you know,— time, historic occasion, and that, you know, potentially eneee— that, you know, potentially eneee eeenee— that, you know, potentially these people who obviously think that these people who obviously think enee eneen— these people who obviously think that their cause— these people who obviously think that their cause is— these people who obviously think that their cause is more ennewwene— that their cause is more important than other people's eewee,— important than other people's eewee, newe— important than other people's lives, more important than other eeenee— lives, more important than other neenwe newne— lives, more important than other neenwe newene e— lives, more important than other people having a nice day. i enenk— people having a nice day. i new enee— people having a nice day. i think that the _ people having a nice day. i think that the concern is that wnew— think that the concern is that enee eewee— think that the concern is that that could ruin— think that the concern is that that could ruin it— think that the concern is that that could ruin it for a lot of eeenee— that could ruin it for a lot of neenwe. eww— that could ruin it for a lot of people. but that— that could ruin it for a lot of

people. but that doesn't mean wnew— people. but that doesn't mean enee we— people. but that doesn't mean that we should— people. but that doesn't mean that we should be introducing eewe. we— that we should be introducing more laws. it just means the neeeee— more laws. it just means the police should— more laws. it just means the police should be— more laws. it just means the police should be enforcing the ones we already— police should be enforcing the ones we already have. of course, it's ones we already have. of course, ew-e-eeeene—enel it's my second coronation and i remember asking— it's my second coronation and i remember asking my dad whether it's my second coronation and i rememianytsking my dad whether it's my second coronation and i rememiany protestny dad whether it's my second coronation and i rememiany protest at dad whether it's my second coronation and i rememiany protest at the whether there's any protest at the coronation— there's any protest at the coronation _sol there's any protest at the. coronation _so son, coronation in 1953. so son, wewwe— coronation in 1953. so son, wewwe get— coronation in 1953. so son, wewwe gee ee— coronation in 1953. so son, you've got to remember, it was absolute smashing down with rain. if anybody was rain. so if anybody was protesting, didn't even protesting, you didn't even notice. a five year notice. and i was a five year old and i can't remember the rain, but i can i can remember the of the sombre sense of the sort of the sombre sense of dignity about the whole thing. let's hope rains that i wish let's hope it rains that i wish it let's hope it rains that i wish ew wewee— let's hope it rains that i wish it would rain. _ let's hope it rains that i wish it would rain. i— let's hope it rains that i wish it would rain. ' ”wit t“wg it would rain. i are we pausing out of respect ? no, we're out of respect? no, we're neweene— out of respect? no, we're pausing because- t7 no, we're pausing because we have a slight weeew— pausing because we have a slight eeeew ee— pausing because we have a slight eeeew we neee— pausing because we have a slight delay to hear you— pausing because we have a slight delay to hear you guys. emma wnee— delay to hear you guys. emma enee eenen— delay to hear you guys. emma this other big— delay to hear you guys. emma this other big story today about the this other big story today about wne eewe— this other big story today about the cold calling— this other big story today about the cold calling which is set to be the cold calling which is set to we eewwee.— the cold calling which is set to be banned. now,— the cold calling which is set to be banned. now, this is about eeneneeee— be banned. now, this is about financial services— be banned. now, this is about financial services specifically, een-w— financial services specifically, een-e ee— financial services specifically, een-e ew e— financial services specifically, een-e ew e eww— financial services specifically, isn't it 7 but i— financial services specifically, isn't it ? but i think that most isn't it? but i think that most eeenee— isn't it? but i think that most neenwe wewee— isn't it? but i think that most people would agree this is long ewewwee— people would agree this is long overdue . well,— people would agree this is long overdue . well, this- people would agree this is long overdue . �*wajwit.. people would agree this is long overdue . overdue. well, this is this is a very interesting story, actually, because obviously over

throughout covid, there's been a much sort of higher rise in people being defrauded in this way, particularly with financial services, people selling crypto currency and that kind of thing. i've actually had a few texts myself read recently, but only even even with these. this this new introduction of this new fraud squad, which is going to introduce a much higher number of personnel, up to 500 specialist investigators to look into this. still it will only be less the rusi, the royal united services institute pointed out that still it will be less than 1% of police resources dedicated to something that is the largest category of crime in this country. out of people using the internet. apparently nine out of ten people have come across fraudulent advertisements of this kind . and so obviously, this kind. and so obviously, this kind. and so obviously, this is something that people are encountering on a daily bafis. are encountering on a daily basis . it's are encountering on a daily basis. it's the are encountering on a daily basis . it's the largest crime are encountering on a daily basis. it's the largest crime in the united kingdom . it's costing the united kingdom. it's costing us £7 million a year and only

less than 1% of the police resources are going to be spent on this. so i think that we need to be asking ourselves a really serious questions about how we distribute our resources. but it could be costing even more than that, we know. but that, which we don't know. but i don't see how they're going to eneee— don't see how they're going to eneee enee— don't see how they're going to enforce this because most of eneee— enforce this because most of eneee-wnew— enforce this because most of these _they _froml these calls, they come from overseas in different jurisdictions this jurisdictions anyway. this has to jurisdictions anyway. this has welene— jurisdictions anyway. this has eelene eeee— jurisdictions anyway. this has to the case. caveat to be the case. for caveat eneeen — to be the case. for caveat enewew. wne— to be the case. for caveat emptor. the buyer beware. but wnewe— emptor. the buyer beware. but wnewe-eene— emptor. the buyer beware. but there some people are there are some people who are wweneweeee— there are some people who are vulnerable in— there are some people who are vulnerable in various categories wne— vulnerable in various categories wee-enene— vulnerable in various categories who-phone calls- vulnerable in various categories who phone calls and who get these phone calls and wnew— who get these phone calls and enew-weww— who get these phone calls and they-very cunning- who get these phone calls and they very cunning very they are very cunning and very eeewew — they are very cunning and very clever. _calls, - they are very cunning and very clever. _calls, you| clever. these phone calls, you knew,— clever. these phone calls, you knew—eee- clever. these phone calls, you. know, _ got fooled know, actually almost got fooled one know, actually almost got fooled ene—eeneeeew- one by itself. and somebody eewe,— one by itself. and somebody eewe-ewewwe— one by itself. and somebodyi says,-they've-into says, oh, they've hacked into weww— says, oh, they've hacked into wew-eeeewne.- says, oh, they've hacked into your-account. can- says, oh, they've hacked into your account. can you just your bank account. can you just eewe— your bank account. can you just eewe-weeewe— your bank account. can you just give-details-can. give us the details so we can wweneeew— give us the details so we can eweneeew weww— give us the details so we can transfer your money to somewhere eenee— transfer your money to somewhere ewee-enewene— transfer your money to somewhere safe? thought myself, safe? and i thought to myself, wnee— safe? and i thought to myself, enee enne— safe? and i thought to myself, this cannot be— safe? and i thought to myself, this cannot be but and it this cannot be right. but and it wen-e— this cannot be right. but and it ween-ele— this cannot be right. but and it ween-elw-e— this cannot be right. but and it wasn't.-i-i know,- wasn't. but i know i know, i knew. — wasn't. but i know i know, i knew. ewe— wasn't. but i know i know, i know. but they— wasn't. but i know i know, i know. but they are- wasn't. but i know i know, i know. nij”wit wwitgn know. but they are very convincing . stephen. i just want convincing. stephen. i just want to another issue from to bring in another issue from today's newspapers. big stories. ulez in london. you're a fan of this, stephen pound. the ecozone is apparently costing london half a billion pounds a year. people can't get to shops .

people can't get to shops. shopkeepers can't sell their services and their products. it's a disaster. it's utterly unprovable statistic. there is no way that unprovable statistic. there is ne wew enew wew— unprovable statistic. there is no way that you can- .. s.wt. there is no way that you can actually eeene — no way that you can actually eeene enee— no way that you can actually stand that there's no empirical eweeenee— stand that there's no empirical evidence whatsoever to suggest wnew— evidence whatsoever to suggest enewenee— evidence whatsoever to suggest that that figure— evidence whatsoever to suggest that that figure is— evidence whatsoever to suggest that that figure is accurate, enee— that that figure is accurate, enee eeewe— that that figure is accurate, that figure has— that that figure is accurate, that figure has been plucked ewen— that figure has been plucked ewen ene— that figure has been plucked from the fume— that figure has been plucked from the fume filled air of eeneew— from the fume filled air of central london,— from the fume filled air of central london, and it means neenene— central london, and it means neenene .— central london, and it means newneng . week,— central london, and it means nothing . look,-as- central london, and it means nothing . look, as i'm nothing. look, as far as i'm concerned, ulez— nothing. look, as far as i'm concerned, ulez in central weneen— concerned, ulez in central london makes— concerned, ulez in central london makes a lot of sense . london makes a lot of sense. now:— london makes a lot of sense. wew, w— london makes a lot of sense. wew, e een-e— london makes a lot of sense. now, i don't want— london makes a lot of sense. now, i don't want to see any more children— now, i don't want to see any more children dying in central weneen— more children dying in central weneen-ene- more children dying in central london,-the outer- more children dying in central london, the outer london london, ulez in the outer london eewewene— boroughs makes no sense and i ewew— boroughs makes no sense and i ewew eeneew— boroughs makes no sense and i ewew eeneew een-e— boroughs makes no sense and i just simply don't see why a we newen-e— just simply don't see why a we newen-e nee— just simply don't see why a we haven't had more— just simply don't see why a we haven't had more of a consultation- haven't had more of a consultation on the extension ene— consultation on the extension ene-eene— consultation on the extension and-don't have- consultation on the extension and-don't have a- consultation on the extension and don't have a proper and b we don't have a proper weeweee—neeneel and b we don't have a proper. replace—people like and b we don't have a proper replaworking people like and b we don't have a proper replaworking electricians,.e like and b we don't have a proper replaworking electricians, like le hard working electricians, like eke— hard working electricians, like eeke nw— hard working electricians, like eeke nw een— hard working electricians, like like my son. as— hard working electricians, like like my son. as happens , who like my son. as it happens, who newe— like my son. as it happens, who eewe-ewewe— like my son. as it happens, who have i drive around _ like my son. as it happens, who have drive around in the city have to drive around in the city eeneew— have to drive around in the city eeneew een-w— have to drive around in the city simply don't have— have to drive around in the city simply don't have the ennenwneew- simply don't have the opportunity to replace their weneeeee— opportunity to replace their vehicles with— opportunity to replace their vehicles with ulez compliant ewee-eeen— vehicles with ulez compliant ones. been clumsily done. ones. it's been clumsily done. wne— ones. it's been clumsily done. ene-ee— ones. it's been clumsily done. ene-ee eeewe.— ones. it's been clumsily done. the-is good. the- the idea is good. the implementation is not. the idea is good. the- implementation is not. i think the implementation is not. i think we ewee— implementation is not. i think we ewee ee— implementation is not. i think the idea is bad— implementation is not. i think the idea is bad. but.- implementation is not. : twin: but. but implementation is not. : eje'j: but. but just the idea is bad. but. but just wee-e— the idea is bad. but. but just wew-e eneee— the idea is bad. but. but just let's press stephen- the idea is bad. but. but just let's press stephen on- : ejej: but. but just let's press stephen on this. hang— let's press stephen on this. went — let's press stephen on this. hang on. because stephen, the weeew— hang on. because stephen, the weeeww wewew— hang on. because stephen, the weeeww wewww ee— hang on. because stephen, the labour party is pressing ahead ween— labour party is pressing ahead ween wnee— labour party is pressing ahead with this keir— labour party is pressing ahead with this keir starmer supports it. with this keir starmer supports 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it. the mayor of london's banging— it. the mayor of london's banging en— it. the mayor of london's banging on with and know banging on with it and we know it's banging on with it and we know ewe-nww— banging on with it and we know ewe-nww wewe— banging on with it and we know ewe-nww weee ee- banging on with it and we know it's put lots of small it's going to put lots of small enewen— it's going to put lots of small van driver businesses out of eweeneee — van driver businesses out of eweeneee _we-ei van driver businesses out of. business. _it's too business. £27.50 a day. it's too nwen. — business. £27.50 a day. it's too nwen. wnw— business. £27.50 a day. it's too nwen. wnw ee— business. £27.50 a day. it's too much. why are labour doing it? wne— much. why are labour doing it? ene weweww— much. why are labour doing it? the labour party— much. why are labour doing it? the labour party is— much. why are labour doing it? the labour party is not- much. why are labour doing it? the labour party is not opposing the present one, but it is asking for more examination of the impact precisely the point that we're talking about. no it's forget we're it's not. and don't forget we're talking other cities. it's talking about other cities. it's not right. stephen yeah, well i'm in that position. i'm in that glorious position. andrew not beholden andrew now, i'm not beholden entirely whips office, entirely to the whips office, but as once i was, but look, as far as i'm concerned, the labour party is not committed unilaterally extension unilaterally to an extension of ulez you probably know ulez, but you probably know better than me . emma ulez, but you probably know better than me. emma i think that ulez is a terrible- ithink that ulez is a terrible idea. i enenk— that ulez is a terrible idea. i new ewe— that ulez is a terrible idea. i new ew-e e— that ulez is a terrible idea. i think it's a complete disaster for think it's a complete disaster eew e— think it's a complete disaster eew e wnenk— think it's a complete disaster for i think that— think it's a complete disaster for i think that this is more eeewe— for i think that this is more eeewe eeewee— for i think that this is more about sadiq khan using the, the good— about sadiq khan using the, the good eeenee— about sadiq khan using the, the good neenwe ee— about sadiq khan using the, the good people of this city within the good people of this city within wne nes— good people of this city within wne wwzs ee— good people of this city within the m25 of greater london as his piggy— the m25 of greater london as his piggy bank— the m25 of greater london as his piggy bank for_ the m25 of greater london as his piggy bank for tfl-_ the m25 of greater london as his piggy bank for tfl. i think that it's piggy bank for tfl. i think that we eennweeeww— piggy bank for tfl. i think that it's completely outraged . aukus it's completely outraged. aukus i it's completely outraged. aukus e enenk— it's completely outraged. aukus e enenk enee— it's completely outraged. aukus i think that people like my eeenee— i think that people like my eeenew wne— i think that people like my father who need to use a van to do father who need to use a van to we eneen— father who need to use a van to we eneew won,— father who need to use a van to do their work, you— father who need to use a van to do their work, you know, you een-w— do their work, you know, you een-w newe— do their work, you know, you

can't have an— do their work, you know, you can't have an electric vehicle ewww— can't have an electric vehicle ewwe ee— can't have an electric vehicle full of tools. _ can't have an electric vehicle full of tools. the— can't have an electric vehicle full of tools. the battery will die full of tools. the battery will we eeneee— full of tools. the battery will die almost immediately. this is weeew— die almost immediately. this is weewww going— die almost immediately. this is weewww going we— die almost immediately. this is really going to harm people's wewee— really going to harm people's wewee ew— really going to harm people's wewee e e— really going to harm people's lives at a time— really going to harm people's lives at a time when their eweeneee— lives at a time when their business is— lives at a time when their business is are- lives at a time when their business is are already eweeewene— business is are already suffering as— business is are already suffering as a result of the ewewwee— suffering as a result of the public health— suffering as a result of the public health policies that this eewewnnenw— public health policies that this government imposed on them that egged— government imposed on them that egged en— government imposed on them that egged en by— government imposed on them that were egged on by people like sadiq— were egged on by people like seeee keen— were egged on by people like seeee knen .— were egged on by people like seeee knen . e— were egged on by people like sadiq khan . i think this is you sadiq khan. i think this is you knew,— sadiq khan. i think this is you knew, ewe— sadiq khan. i think this is you know, it's almost— sadiq khan. i think this is you know, it's almost in many ways, i know, it's almost in many ways, e wnenk— know, it's almost in many ways, e enenk ewe— know, it's almost in many ways, i think it's almost— know, it's almost in many ways, i think it's almost quite a eweeeeee— i think it's almost quite a classist policy— i think it's almost quite a classist policy because it's weeew— classist policy because it's weewww going— classist policy because it's really going to— classist policy because it's really going to harm those eeenee— really going to harm those neenwe wne— really going to harm those people who who need to use weneewee— people who who need to use weneewee en— people who who need to use vehicles in order— people who who need to use vehicles in order to get around wewwen— vehicles in order to get around weneen. wne— vehicles in order to get around weneen. wne e— vehicles in order to get around london. and i think that it's i ewee— london. and i think that it's i ewew enenk— london. and i think that it's i just think that— london. and i think that it's i just think that it's straightforwardly wrong . and straightforwardly wrong. and enee— straightforwardly wrong. and enee ee— straightforwardly wrong. and this is also,— straightforwardly wrong. and this is also, as— straightforwardly wrong. and this is also, as we've seen , this is also, as we've seen, eeene— this is also, as we've seen, going we— this is also, as we've seen, going ee newn— this is also, as we've seen, going to harm the economy in eeneew— going to harm the economy in central london. _ going to harm the economy in central london. : central london. but what would you do about air pollution in the air? what would you do, stephen? i'm so sorry. we stephen? emma i'm so sorry. we have to wrap up. guys. we 7 we have to wrap up. guys. we do newe— have to wrap up. guys. we do newe we— have to wrap up. guys. we do newe we wnen— have to wrap up. guys. we do newe ee wnen wn— have to wrap up. guys. we do have to wrap up. you're going to be have to wrap up. you're going to ewe-ween— have to wrap up. you're going to ewe-ween we— have to wrap up. you're going to ewe-ween wele— have to wrap up. you're going to be .with usla little- be back with us in a little wnewe— be back with us in a little while though. _ be back with us in a little while though. before we go, some weww— while though. before we go, some wew eee— while though. before we go, some very sad breaking— while though. before we go, some very sad breaking eight very sad breaking news. eight nwnewe— very sad breaking news. eight nwnewe ene— very sad breaking news. eight nwnewe ene e— very sad breaking news. eight pupils and a security guard have eeen—eeneew- pupils and a security guard have been school shooting pupils and a security guard have be belgrade. school shooting pupils and a security guard have be belgrade. s(bring;hooting pupils and a security guard have be belgrade. s(bring youting in belgrade. we'll bring you ee— in belgrade. we'll bring you more of that— in belgrade. we'll bring you more of that in— in belgrade. we'll bring you more of that in just a moment. hi more of that in just a moment. we wnewe. — more of that in just a moment. we wnewe. ewe— more of that in just a moment.

hi there. it's aidan- more of that in just a moment. hi there. ' w: .jw�*~w'nt.j’.71 hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here with the latest gb news forecast from the met office. mostly today , bright skies, mostly dry today, bright skies, but actually increasingly cloudy because we've got some weather fronts approaching, albeit slowly from the southwest. and ahead of those fronts, some high and medium level clouds. so the sunshine fairly milky and it's going to be less s bright, i suppose , compared with the last suppose, compared with the last couple of days . suppose, compared with the last couple of days. but nevertheless, plenty of fine weather out there. one exception, parts of western scotland , highland and into the scotland, highland and into the western isles, we're going to see some thicker cloud and some outbreaks of mainly light rain drifting their way northwards. otherwise for most of the uk it's dry, it's bright out there, but it's on cool side, but it's on the cool side, especially the north sea especially for the north sea coast breeze coming in coast, with a breeze coming in from east 12 to 14 celsius from the east 12 to 14 celsius here. best of any sunny spells further west, 17 an or 18 celsius then that medium and high level cloud thickens further through the night. so largely cloudy night, but still some clear spells at times . the

some clear spells at times. the rain in western scotland pushes into orkney by the end of the night and temperatures staying up at 6 to 10 celsius, perhaps a little colder in some sheltered spots where we get lengthy , spots where we get lengthy, clear spells. another largely bright but cloudy start to the day on thursday . outbreaks of day on thursday. outbreaks of rain moving from orkney into shetland during thursday, whilst further south—west. we've got some wetter weather moving in dunng some wetter weather moving in during the morning and into the afternoon. showery rain but some heavy bursts and that will impact temperatures 14 celsius for plymouth. but a little warmer there through central parts, 19 for birmingham and for london. still a cool breeze coming from the north sea for eastern scotland and eastern england. however then into thursday evening, those outbreaks of showery rain move through wales , the south—west of through wales, the south—west of england, reaching northern ireland and northern england. by the day and into the end of the day and into friday, it's much more unsettled. weather arrives with outbreaks heavy rain at times outbreaks of heavy rain at times and longer spells of wet weather

it's 11:00. it's11:00. good morning. it's to the - it's11:00. good morning. it's we ene weene— - it's11:00. good morning. it's to the point with— - it's11:00. good morning. it's to the point with andrew- it's11:00. good morning. it's to the point with andrew pierce ene— to the point with andrew pierce ene eew— to the point with andrew pierce and bev turner— to the point with andrew pierce and bev turner and we're here at and bev turner and we're here at e ewweewee— and bev turner and we're here at a sunbathe bucking— and bev turner and we're here at a sunbathe bucking palace. with and bev turner and we're here at a suthreee bucking palace. with and bev turner and we're here at a suthreee buct0|g palace. with and bev turner and we're here at a suthreee bucto go»alace. with and bev turner and we're here at a suthreee bucto go before with and bev turner and we're here at a suthreee bucto go before the] just three days to go before the eeweneween. — just three days to go before the coronation. it's— just three days to go before the coronation. it's very busy here w— coronation. it's very busy here w ee— coronation. it's very busy here now. a man is under- coronation. it's very busy here now. ' ti“?t“ .. coronation. it's very busy here now. ' ..t“:wi” now. a man is under arrest for throwing suspected shotgun cartridges into the grounds of buckingham palace. we're going to have rafe heydel—mankoo here in just a moment. who knows a little bit about what was going on behind scenes and cold on behind the scenes and cold calling clampdown. has it got to you? wee— calling clampdown. has it got to you? wee ew— calling clampdown. has it got to you? has it driven— calling clampdown. has it got to you? has it driven you- wt.?.. t“wg wtt? : has it got to you? has it driven you mad? wen,— you? has it driven you mad? wen, wne— you? has it driven you mad? well, the government is nweneeene— well, the government is eweneeene e— well, the government is promising a ban for unsolicited eewwe— promising a ban for unsolicited calls-financial- calls selling financial weewee.— calls selling financial products. part of the products. it's part of the government's- products. it's part of the government's attempt to stop nan,— government's attempt to stop ewewe-new- government's attempt to stop fraud, - now the - government's attempt to stop fraud, now the biggest fraud, which is now the biggest eeenee— fraud, which is now the biggest ewene—eww— fraud, which is now the biggest crime-but will- fraud, which is now the biggest crime-but will it- crime in the uk. but will it week— crime in the uk. but will it wewke — crime in the uk. but will it wewk e wne— crime in the uk. but will it work ? and we'll- crime in the uk. but will it work ? ' “w: .. crime in the uk. but will it work ? ' .. “g crime in the uk. but will it- work ? and we'll be speaking to work? and we'll be speaking to our very own nigel farage about

the man he's speaking to later today. former president donald trump. in an exclusive interview with . gb news. you have been sending us your emails this morning. we'll be getting to them in just a moment. vaiews@gbnews.uk is the email address , as always. but email address, as always. but first of all, let's get you up to date with what's happening here around world with here and around the world with tatiana sanchez . bev, thank you tatiana sanchez. bev, thank you weww— tatiana sanchez. bev, thank you wew nwew— tatiana sanchez. bev, thank you weww nwen ene— tatiana sanchez. bev, thank you very much and good— t bev, thank you very much and good morning. it's nee.— very much and good morning. it's eeoz. wnee— very much and good morning. it's eeoz. wnee ee— very much and good morning. it's 11:02. this is the— very much and good morning. it's 11:02. this is the latest from wne— 11:02. this is the latest from the newsroom.— 11:02. this is the latest from the newsroom. security has been ewewwee— the newsroom. security has been eeeneen wn— the newsroom. security has been stepped up around— the newsroom. security has been stepped up around buckingham weweee— stepped up around buckingham palace following— stepped up around buckingham palace following an incident weew— palace following an incident eeew weene— palace following an incident last night with— palace following an incident last night with police being nweeeee— last night with police being nweeeee eew— last night with police being praised for their quick response. a- praised for their quick response. a man was arrested

eewee— response. a man was arrested after suspected— response. a man was arrested after suspected shotgun eewwweeeee— after suspected shotgun cartridges were thrown into the ewewwee— cartridges were thrown into the ewewwee ee— cartridges were thrown into the ewewwee ee wne— cartridges were thrown into the grounds of the palace and a knee— grounds of the palace and a knee wee— grounds of the palace and a knife was also— grounds of the palace and a knife was also found at the site . eeenee— knife was also found at the site . eeenwe wee— knife was also found at the site . people were evacuated from ewen— . people were evacuated from ewen wne— . people were evacuated from from the area— . people were evacuated from from the area as— . people were evacuated from from the area as a controlled eweweeeen— from the area as a controlled explosion was— from the area as a controlled explosion was carried out on a eee— explosion was carried out on a tee .— explosion was carried out on a tee . wne— explosion was carried out on a bag . the incident— explosion was carried out on a bag . the incident isn't being bag. the incident isn't being weewee— bag. the incident isn't being weewee ee— bag. the incident isn't being treated as terror— bag. the incident isn't being treated as terror related. seewweww— treated as terror related. security minister tom tugendhat eewe— security minister tom tugendhat eewe neweee— security minister tom tugendhat eewe neweee ee— security minister tom tugendhat says police are not— security minister tom tugendhat says police are not complacent ene— says police are not complacent ene ee— says police are not complacent ene weww— says police are not complacent and are well prepared for the eeweneween— and are well prepared for the eeweneween — and are well prepared for the coronation this— and are well prepared for the coronation t“ coronation this has been months in the planning and many people are working 24 over seven to make sure we deliver what we need to see, which is a safe, a secure moment of national celebration showcasing great britain and northern ireland to the whole world. well, despite weew— the whole world. well, despite eeew weene-e— the whole world. well, despite last night's incident,- last night's incident, rehearsals- last night's incident, rehearsals for the coronation newe— rehearsals for the coronation newe en— rehearsals for the coronation were held in central london eeww— were held in central london eewww wnee— were held in central london early this morning . hundreds of early this morning. hundreds of eeweeewe— early this morning. hundreds of eeweeewe nenw— early this morning. hundreds of soldiers, many on— early this morning. hundreds of soldiers, many on horseback, newenee— soldiers, many on horseback, marched from _ soldiers, many on horseback, marched from buckingham palace , marched from buckingham palace, neee— marched from buckingham palace, neee weeewee— marched from buckingham palace, past trafalgar square and wewwene— past trafalgar square and downing street to westminster weeew. — downing street to westminster abbey- eeewee— downing street to westminster abbey. royal fans who were awake will abbey. royal fans who were awake wewe ewee— abbey. royal fans who were awake will also have— abbey. royal fans who were awake will also have caught a glimpse of will also have caught a glimpse ee eewn— will also have caught a glimpse ee eewn wne— will also have caught a glimpse of both the gold— will also have caught a glimpse of both the gold state coach and the of both the gold state coach and ene-ewewwee— of both the gold state coach and the-jubilee state- of both the gold state coach and the jubilee state coach the diamond jubilee state coach eeene— the diamond jubilee state coach eeene-eewn— the diamond jubilee state coach being-down the- the diamond jubilee state coach being down the mall . now

being marched down the mall. now a being marched down the mall. now eweeneeew— being marched down the mall. now eweeneeew nee— being marched down the mall. now a teenager has shot— being marched down the mall. now a teenager has shot and killed at a teenager has shot and killed ew weeew— a teenager has shot and killed at least nine— a teenager has shot and killed at least nine people in a classroom in— at least nine people in a classroom in serbia's capital, eewenewee— classroom in serbia's capital, neweweee .— classroom in serbia's capital, belgrade . the— classroom in serbia's capital, belgrade . the 14— classroom in serbia's capital, belgrade . the 14 year old shot belgrade. the 14 year old shot his belgrade. the 14 year old shot nee weeenen— belgrade. the 14 year old shot his teacher and— belgrade. the 14 year old shot his teacher and then opened n..— his teacher and then opened n. kewwene— his teacher and then opened fire, killing eight students and a fire, killing eight students and e eeewweww— fire, killing eight students and a security guard.— fire, killing eight students and a security guard. several casualties— a security guard. several casualties are- a security guard. several casualties are in hospital, eeene— casualties are in hospital, being treated— casualties are in hospital, being treated and an investigation into the motives of investigation into the motives ee wne— investigation into the motives of the shooting _ investigation into the motives of the shooting is underway . of the shooting is underway. wwweee— of the shooting is underway. wwweee en— of the shooting is underway. nurses in england are threatening- nurses in england are threatening to return to the neekew— threatening to return to the neekew wene — threatening to return to the picket line despite a new pay eeew— picket line despite a new pay eeew eeene— picket line despite a new pay deal being agreed for the new-eweww— deal being agreed for the new-ewew ee— deal being agreed for the majority of nhs staff in a eewwew— majority of nhs staff in a wewwew we— majority of nhs staff in a letter to the _ majority of nhs staff in a letter to the health secretary, the letter to the health secretary, wne wewew— letter to the health secretary, the royal college of nursing eeewe— the royal college of nursing said there'll— the royal college of nursing said there'll be— the royal college of nursing said there'll be another ballot wnee— said there'll be another ballot wnee nenwn— said there'll be another ballot this month for— said there'll be another ballot this month for further strike eewen— this month for further strike eeween we— this month for further strike action to be— this month for further strike action to be held between june ene— action to be held between june and december.— action to be held between june and december. icu nurse kelly weekene— and december. icu nurse kelly wenkene wewe— and december. icu nurse kelly hopkins told gb— and december. icu nurse kelly hopkins told gb news if the eewewnnenw— hopkins told gb news if the government doesn't understand new— government doesn't understand new eeweeewww— government doesn't understand how difficult it— government doesn't understand how difficult it is— government doesn't understand how difficult it is to work in new— how difficult it is to work in new eeeeww— how difficult it is to work in new eeeeww ,— how difficult it is to work in her sector , it's— how difficult it is to work in her sector , it's not prepared to her sector, it's not prepared to eeewen— her sector, it's not prepared to eeewen we— her sector, it's not prepared to listen to what— her sector, it's not prepared to listen to what we're saying. eeneeeeene— listen to what we're saying. conditions in— listen to what we're saying. conditions in a&e— listen to what we're saying. conditions in a&e are- listen to what we're saying. conditions in a&e are horrendous . i did a shift last saturday and i was nursing really sick patients on corridors . they'd patients on corridors. they'd been there for days. how can you wash somebody? how can you give

them the care that they deserve when you're on a corridor nursing somebody whose life is potentially at risk? and i just think they're out of touch. they just need to come down and see what it's like . more than what it's like. more than 7 newween— what it's like. more than 7 million households- . . more than 7 million households will receive a million households will receive e weee— million households will receive e weee eeew— million households will receive a £301 cost of— million households will receive a £301 cost of living payment by the a £301 cost of living payment by we ene— a £301 cost of living payment by we end ee— a £301 cost of living payment by the end of today. _ a £301 cost of living payment by the end of today. the money is pari— the end of today. the money is new ee— the end of today. the money is new ee e— the end of today. the money is new ew e neekeee— the end of today. the money is part of a package of government ewweewe— part of a package of government ewnneww we— part of a package of government ewnnen we newn— part of a package of government support to help struggling households.— support to help struggling households. a— support to help struggling households. a further £300 will be households. a further £300 will we eweeweewe— households. a further £300 will be available for— households. a further £300 will be available for eligible eeneweee— be available for eligible families in— be available for eligible families in autumn and a similar newnenw— families in autumn and a similar newnenw weww— families in autumn and a similar payment will also— families in autumn and a similar payment will also be made in eewene— payment will also be made in eneene newe— payment will also be made in eneene nekw weew— payment will also be made in spring next year .— payment will also be made in spring next year . this comes as spring next year. this comes as weeeewen enewe— spring next year. this comes as research shows seven out of ten eeewe— research shows seven out of ten seewe ee— research shows seven out of ten scots are cutting— research shows seven out of ten scots are cutting back on eeeenweew— scots are cutting back on essential items. the joseph ewewnwwee— essential items. the joseph rowntree foundation says the nwenewe— rowntree foundation says the nwenewe ee— rowntree foundation says the number of people in a poor eeneneeew— number of people in a poor financial situation has eeeweeeee— financial situation has increased from 65% last summer. wne— increased from 65% last summer. ene wewew— increased from 65% last summer. the first minister— increased from 65% last summer. the first minister of— increased from 65% last summer. the first minister of scotland, wwnze— the first minister of scotland, humza yousaf,_ the first minister of scotland, humza yousaf, has declared weekwene— humza yousaf, has declared tackling poverty will be one of his government's— tackling poverty will be one of his government's priorities as week.— his government's priorities as week. wne— his government's priorities as well. the government will ewweewee— well. the government will introduce a _ well. the government will introduce a new fraud strategy

to introduce a new fraud strategy we eweek— introduce a new fraud strategy to block scammers at their ew— to block scammers at their source. it will— to block scammers at their source. it will be banning cold eewwe— source. it will be banning cold eeewe en— source. it will be banning cold eeewe en eww— source. it will be banning cold calls on all financial products eweene— calls on all financial products weeewene we— calls on all financial products relating to ensure— calls on all financial products relating to ensure ance or sham ewwnweewwenew— relating to ensure ance or sham cryptocurrency schemes. it will ewee— cryptocurrency schemes. it will ewee week— cryptocurrency schemes. it will also work with— cryptocurrency schemes. it will also work with ofcom to use new weenneweew— also work with ofcom to use new weenneweew we — also work with ofcom to use new technology to clamp down on nwenewe— technology to clamp down on number spoofing— technology to clamp down on number spoofing so fraudsters een-w— number spoofing so fraudsters can't impersonate uk phone numbers. banks— can't impersonate uk phone numbers. banks will also be ewwewee— numbers. banks will also be ewwewee we— numbers. banks will also be allowed to delay— numbers. banks will also be allowed to delay payments from eeene— allowed to delay payments from being processed _ allowed to delay payments from being processed for longer, so wnew— being processed for longer, so enew een— being processed for longer, so enew ee— being processed for longer, so they can be investigated . new they can be investigated. new weeeewen nee— they can be investigated. new research has suggested that neeeeenew— research has suggested that medicinal cannabis helps relieve eeen. — medicinal cannabis helps relieve cancer pain. the— medicinal cannabis helps relieve cancer pain. the study showed nweewewe— cancer pain. the study showed nweewewe ween— cancer pain. the study showed products with an— cancer pain. the study showed products with an equal balance of products with an equal balance ee eeewe— products with an equal balance of active ingredients. thc and eew— of active ingredients. thc and eew wee— of active ingredients. thc and eew wne— of active ingredients. thc and cbd were the most effective for eeen— cbd were the most effective for neen wewee— cbd were the most effective for new weweee .— cbd were the most effective for pain relief . currently, only pain relief. currently, only eneeeeweew— pain relief. currently, only specialist doctors can prescribe eenneeee— specialist doctors can prescribe cannabis based— specialist doctors can prescribe cannabis based medicines on the wws— cannabis based medicines on the wws ene— cannabis based medicines on the wws ene enew— cannabis based medicines on the nhs and only for— cannabis based medicines on the nhs and only for a— cannabis based medicines on the nhs and only for a few limited eeneeweene— nhs and only for a few limited conditions such— nhs and only for a few limited conditions such as— nhs and only for a few limited conditions such as rare and eewenew— conditions such as rare and severe epilepsy . rac the severe epilepsy. rac the weneee— severe epilepsy. rac the prince's foundation marked the knee— prince's foundation marked the king's coronation— prince's foundation marked the king's coronation with a tea eenee— king's coronation with a tea eenee wne— king's coronation with a tea dance. the charity held the occasion for— dance. the charity held the occasion for 140— dance. the charity held the occasion for 140 people to eeweewewe — occasion for 140 people to celebrate the _ occasion for 140 people to celebrate the local community of weew— celebrate the local community of weee wwwenewe— celebrate the local community of east ayrshire and _ celebrate the local community of east ayrshire and help combat

weneweneee— east ayrshire and help combat weneweneee .— east ayrshire and help combat loneliness . guests were treated loneliness. guests were treated to coronation— loneliness. guests were treated to coronation themed dishes made by eeneew— to coronation themed dishes made by eeneew nwnewe— to coronation themed dishes made by school pupils involved in the eneweweee. — by school pupils involved in the charities. food— by school pupils involved in the charities. food for— by school pupils involved in the charities. food for the future weweeween— charities. food for the future education programme. the foundation— education programme. the foundation was established by the foundation was established by we kene— foundation was established by we kene en— foundation was established by the king in 1986— foundation was established by the king in 1986 to promote sustainability— the king in 1986 to promote sustainability .— the king in 1986 to promote sustainability . and the royal sustainability. and the royal weeew— sustainability. and the royal wweew nee— sustainability. and the royal mail has unveiled four special eeeewewee— mail has unveiled four special decorated post— mail has unveiled four special decorated post boxes to mark the weeenene— decorated post boxes to mark the upcoming coronation. the boxes in upcoming coronation. the boxes en weneen— upcoming coronation. the boxes in london, edinburgh, cardiff ene— in london, edinburgh, cardiff and hillsborough display the occasions official emblem the weeenenewew— occasions official emblem the westminster post— occasions official emblem the westminster post box is situated eweee— westminster post box is situated eweee we— westminster post box is situated close to westminster abbey, wnewe— close to westminster abbey, wnewe wne — close to westminster abbey, where the coronation will take nweee— where the coronation will take nweee en— where the coronation will take place on saturday. this is gb wewe. — place on saturday. this is gb wewe. weww— place on saturday. this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as news. we'll bring you more news ee ew— news. we'll bring you more news ee ew wewwene.— news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now— news. we'll bring you more news as it happens. now it's back to wnewew— as it happens. now it's back to wnewew ene— as it happens. now it's back to wnewew ene .— andrew and. bev for eewe— andrew and. bev for welcome back to the point on andrew and. bev for— welcome back to the point on gb wewe— welcome back to the point on gb wewe ween— welcome back to the point on gb news with andrew— welcome back to the point on gb news with andrew and bev. �*wanit ”wit news with andrew and bev. we're at news with andrew and bev. we're ew nwekengnenn— news with andrew and bev. we're at buckingham palace, bathed in sunshine. there are now

literally thousands people literally thousands of people thronging the mao behind us. it's extraordinary. all armed with cameras, mobile telephones, taking photographs , fabulous taking photographs, fabulous atmosphere. absolutely packed down here. everybody's just enweewene— down here. everybody's just shuffling along— : t“wit”wit everybody'sjust shuffling along very slowly. i mean , in terms— shuffling along very slowly. i mean , in terms of the mean, in terms of the coronation,- mean, in terms of the coronation, there's not a lot to newe— coronation, there's not a lot to newe ew— coronation, there's not a lot to see here at the— coronation, there's not a lot to see here at the moment. it's all wne— see here at the moment. it's all the preparations— see here at the moment. it's all the preparations are underway. but the preparations are underway. eww wnew— the preparations are underway. eww wnew e— the preparations are underway. but what a draw. 't“w: the preparations are underway. but what a draw. ' “w: ”wit but what a draw. and they're savouring the atmosphere and they're looking at the most famous the world. famous house in the world. and to say to those people who say the monarchy a magnet, it is monarchy isn't a magnet, it is just look at the people behind us. extraordinary. i'm us. it is extraordinary. i'm going to be down- . : i'm going to be down there in the eewee— going to be down there in the eeee e— going to be down there in the crowds a little— going to be down there in the crowds a little bit in a little wnewe— crowds a little bit in a little wnewe ee— crowds a little bit in a little while as well— crowds a little bit in a little while as well find some more while as well to find some more neenwe. — while as well to find some more neenwe. neg— while as well to find some more people. big political- people. big political story still of course, still ongoing, of course, because sue gray that's the senior who senior civil servant who conducted inquiry conducted the partygate inquiry into i would conducted the partygate inquiry into that i would conducted the partygate inquiry into that report i would conducted the partygate inquiry into that report i woul10ff argue that report finished off his prime minister. his career as prime minister. she refused. we discovered yesterday to cooperate with the cabinet when cabinet office inquiry into when she talking keir she started talking to keir starmer of being starmer about that job of being chief staff. was it when she chief of staff. was it when she was actually doing partygate? she talk about it. she refused to talk about it. so implications of that so the implications of that eeene—wnew-

so the implications of thati being—that the being that perhaps that the eewee— being that perhaps that the eewee-weneee- being that perhaps that the boris report was not boris johnson report was not enweweww— boris johnson report was not entirely impartial way entirely impartial in the way wnew— entirely impartial in the way wnewlneenw— entirely impartial in the way that might been, who had that it might have been, who had her that it might have been, who had new ee— that it might have been, who had new wne— that it might have been, who had her ear, who was— that it might have been, who had her ear, who was trying her ear, who was she trying to keen—wne- her ear, who was she trying to- keep_the conclusions? keep happy with the conclusions? and keep happy with the conclusions? wne wewwe— keep happy with the conclusions? wnw wew-we pretty— keep happy with the conclusions? and you're pretty cross— keep happy with the conclusions? and you're pretty cross about it because the views are in. because the views are coming in. alan believe the alan says, i can't believe the media are not going after sue gray the same way. they mercilessly after our prime mercilessly went after our prime minister, johnson. that's minister, boris johnson. that's right. said this right. and nigel has said this weew— right. and nigel has said this weew neeee— right. and nigel has said this lady needs immediately banning ewen— lady needs immediately banning ewen-eeneee,— lady needs immediately banning from service, downing from the civil service, downing ewweew— from the civil service, downing sweew ene— from the civil service, downing street and the— from the civil service, downing street and the labour party and wewe— street and the labour party and dave-declined— street and the labour party and dave - declined to - street and the labour party and dave declined to answer. dave says declined to answer. so dave says declined to answer. so new— dave says declined to answer. so wne— dave says declined to answer. so now the report— dave says declined to answer. so now the report has- dave says declined to answer. so now the report has no- so now the report has no credibility i guess credibility whatsoever. i guess that's into boris that's the report into boris johnson. we've seen photos johnson. we've seen the photos of her colluding with starmer. what of we've what a joke. and of course we've still the report by the still got the report by the privileges chaired by privileges committee chaired by harriet harman, who's already made up boris made her mind up about boris johnson, she said broke johnson, who she said broke every in book, that every rule in the book, and that privileges committee to privileges committee inquiry to bons privileges committee inquiry to boris lot of its boris based a lot of its evidence sue grey's report. evidence on sue grey's report. so it's a complete horlicks. so other news, a man has been arrested after throwing suspected shotgun cartridge is at the gates of buckingham palace . yesterday evening. the palace. yesterday evening. the area was locked— t yesterday evening. the area was locked down. a precautionary— area was locked down. a precautionary controlled

eeneeeeen— precautionary controlled explosion was carried out which eeewe— explosion was carried out which was heard live— explosion was carried out which was heard live on— explosion was carried out which was heard live on gb news last weene— was heard live on gb news last neenw . — was heard live on gb news last night- wewe— was heard live on gb news last night . we're just— was heard live on gb news last night . �*wanit ”wit wgwit.. “g was heard live on gb news last night . wgwit.. “g night. we're just getting the latest word from the metropolitan police and i don't know what it is . we're going to know what it is. we're going to have to evacuate now. the police are live with us now and telling us that we've got to evacuate eveni us that we've got to evacuate even i don't how why we even i don't see how why we could possibly have to move. so i'm very sorry to say it is i'm very sorry to say that it is good evening for me for the time being , as i good evening for me for the time being, as i think that was probably controlled explosion in the that's what it the background. that's what it sounded like to me . jacob sounded like to me. jacob rees—mogg cool- sounded like to me. jacob rees—mogg cool as- sounded like to me. jacob rees—mogg cool as a- . jacob rees—mogg cool as a cucumber sounded like to me. jacob- rees—mogg cool as a cucumber , rees—mogg cool as a cucumber, eene— rees—mogg cool as a cucumber, weene-e— rees—mogg cool as a cucumber, ween-w-e wee— rees—mogg cool as a cucumber, wasn't-i do feel- rees—mogg cool as a cucumber, wasn't-i do feel we- rees—mogg cool as a cucumber, wasn't-i do feel we need. rees—mogg cool as a cucumber, wasn't 20 2 wasn't he.7 i do feel we need to clarify though. wasn't he? i do feel we need to clarify though. that wasn't our normal gb news broadcast. we didn't do it from the didn't decide to do it from the portacabin, obviously jacob portacabin, but obviously jacob and cole got moved from and michael cole got moved from the here with the the position here with the palace the background at palace in the background when at that point police did not that point the police did not know what were dealing know what they were dealing with. and then there was the controlled and they controlled explosion and they and the team that and we were the only team that kept filming. so which is why gb news— kept filming. so which is why gb news-the— kept filming. so which is why gb news-the scoop— kept filming. so which is why gb news-the scoop of- kept filming. so which is why gb news-the scoop of the- news had the scoop of the controlled— news had the scoop of the controlled explosion complete wm.— controlled explosion complete | with—looking with the atmospherics looking buckingham — with the atmospherics looking b.ck...hey,. — with the atmospherics looking buckirthey,| neither the with the atmospherics looking

buck nor ey,| neither the with the atmospherics looking buck nor the neither the with the atmospherics looking buck nor the queen ther the with the atmospherics looking buck nor the queen orer the with the atmospherics looking buck nor the queen or any; with the atmospherics looking buck nor the queen or any of the king nor the queen or any of the royal— king nor the queen or any of the royal-in— king nor the queen or any of the royal-in fact,— king nor the queen or any of the royal-in fact, were- king nor the queen or any of the royal in fact, were at royal family in fact, were at the— royal family in fact, were at the palace— royal family in fact, were at the palace when— royal family in fact, were at the palace when the incident took— the palace when the incident took-somebody- the palace when the incident took-somebody who| the palace when the incident- took-somebody who wasn't took place. somebody who wasn't there. i think you've got there. but i think you've got a little more information little bit more information on this, you? rafe this, haven't you? rafe heydel—mankoo, see you. heydel—mankoo, great to see you. more on the more more broadly on the security— more more broadly on the security-the- more more broadly on the security the scenes of security behind the scenes of what— security behind the scenes of what-place. — security behind the scenes of what place. yeah, firstly, what takes place. yeah, firstly, kudos—for- what takes place. yeah, firstly, kudos—for being. what takes place. yeah, firstly,| kudos—for being the kudos to gb news for being the onw— kudos to gb news for being the only-to— kudos to gb news for being the only-to capture— kudos to gb news for being the only to capture drama as only one to capture the drama as it unfold.— only one to capture the drama as it unfold. i— only one to capture the drama as it unfold. i think— only one to capture the drama as it unfold. i think that was wonderful— it unfold. i think that was wonderful-see. - it unfold. i think that was wonderful see. but yeah, this wonderful to see. but yeah, this just— wonderful to see. but yeah, this just-to— wonderful to see. but yeah, this just-to-me- wonderful to see. but yeah, this just-to-the myriad. just goes to show the myriad problems— problems involved with something like problems involved with something ike-and— problems involved with something like-and.should- problems involved with something like and should pay like this and we should pay tribute— like this and we should pay tribute-actually- like this and we should pay tribute actually our police tribute to actually our police and— tribute to actually our police and-service.- tribute to actually our policei and-service.-get and security service. they get a lot and security service. they get a tot-flak— and security service. they get a lot-flak recently,— and security service. they get a lot flak recently, the lot of flak recently, the pence,— lot of flak recently, the pence, but— lot of flak recently, the police, but actually when it to— police, but actually when it comes to-sort- police, but actually when it comes to sort thing, comes to this sort of thing, britain— comes to this sort of thing, britain remains— comes to this sort of thing, britain remains one of the top three— britain remains one of the top three-with- britain remains one of the topi three _with-and three countries with israel and america— three countries with israel and america _ security.i america in terms of security. and— america in terms of security. and-course,— america in terms of security. and-course, we're- america in terms of security. and course, we're so and of course, we're so experienced— and of course, we're so experienced having had the platinum— experienced having had the platinum _and- experienced having had the platinum and then, of platinum jubilee. and then, of com—the- platinum jubilee. and then, of. course,_the queen course, the funeral of the queen operation— course, the funeral of the queen operation london _ course, the funeral of the queen operation london bridge. now, the—for- operation london bridge. now, the—for this- operation london bridge. now, the—for this is. the security code for this is operation— the security code for this is operation _orb, - the security code for this is- operation _orb, .that operation golden orb, and that involves—police- involves hundreds of police being—muchl involves hundreds of police- being_much shorter involves hundreds of police being actually, much shorter involves hundreds of police being actually, than much shorter involves hundreds of police being actually, than injch shorter involves hundreds of police being actually, than in 53 shorter involves hundreds of police being actually, than in 53 for)rter route, actually, than in 53 for the— route, actually, than in 53 for the coronation.— route, actually, than in 53 for the coronation. easier to the coronation. so easier to pence— the coronation. so easier to police in— the coronation. so easier to police in that— the coronation. so easier to police in that manner. but hundreds— police in that manner. but hundreds police lining hundreds of police lining the m...— hundreds of police lining the lining-route,— hundreds of police lining the lining-route, but- hundreds of police lining the lining route, but also lining the route, but also plainclothes_ lining the route, but also plainclothes officers will be mingling—of- plainclothes officers will be mingling—of thei mingling around all of the com:— mingling around all of the crowds-they— mingling around all of the crowds-they go- mingling around all of the crowds they go around. crowds as they go around. there-u— crowds as they go around.| there'll_around crowds as they go around.i there'll_around . there'll be snipers around. there-c— there'll be snipers around.

there-c c— there'll be snipers around. there's a.fly- there'll be snipers around. there's a fly zone over the there's a no fly zone over the over—period] there's a no fly zone over the. over—period. and over london for this period. and chec— over london for this period. and there—style- there are airports style security— there are airports style security scanners also for cowdc— security scanners also for crowds coming - security scanners also for crowds coming in. so people crowd— crowds coming in. so people crowd dc— crowds coming in. so people should be reassured. but behind the should be reassured. but behind drc cccwcc— should be reassured. but behind the scenes,-very_ the scenes, also very interestingly, arnie, police interestingly, arnie, the police have — interestingly, arnie, the police have-scouring- interestingly, arnie, the police have scouring social media have been scouring social media owd—dor- have been scouring social media owd—doc or- and they've got their list of rowd— and they've got their list of royal obsessives, as they're corrod— royal obsessives, as they're coded, and — royal obsessives, as they're called, and any— royal obsessives, as they're called, and any those who called, and any of those who cooccrr— called, and any of those who choose-come— called, and any of those who choose-come to- called, and any of those who choose come to london will choose to come to london will drawc— choose to come to london will have door— choose to come to london will have their own— choose to come to london will have their own security officer rddwd— have their own security officer rddwd drow— have their own security officer tailing them during the actual procccc. ard— tailing them during the actual process. and then also, interestingly,- interestingly, the police have door— been visiting convicted terrorists— been visiting convicted terrorists and telling them not to terrorists and telling them not ro-ro— terrorists and telling them not ro-ro lowdow— terrorists and telling them not to-to london for- terrorists and telling them not to to london for this to come to london for this coon-r — to come to london for this coon-r ard— to come to london for this event. and they've done that orcrcd— event. and they've done that ofsted during— event. and they've done that ofsted during the platinum jubilee— ofsted during the platinum rwdrdcc owd— ofsted during the platinum jubilee and the funeral. and woodc— jubilee and the funeral. and. that's—important that's actually more important now ever, because, now than ever, because, of- course, as we know, when prince worry— course, as we know, when prince worry-wro— course, as we know, when prince worry-dds book- course, as we know, when prince harry his book spare, harry published his book spare, he harry published his book spare, wc—wwmdcr- harry published his book spare, rc—wwmocr ofl harry published his book spare,- he_number of people he numbered the number of people that he numbered the number of people door-duod— he numbered the number of people that-killed and— he numbered the number of people that-killed and he— he numbered the number of people that killed and he spoke very that he killed and he spoke very coddw— that he killed and he spoke very coddw-wrror— that he killed and he spoke very cordw-wwor dr— that he killed and he spoke very coldly-what it was- that he killed and he spoke very coldly what it was to take coldly about what it was to take a coldly about what it was to take o dro— coldly about what it was to take d do. and— coldly about what it was to take a life. and dai— coldly about what it was to take a life. and dai davies, the very experienced— a life. and dai davies, the very experienced protection experienced royal protection officer,— experienced royal protection officer,-years- experienced royal protection officer,-years ,- experienced royal protection officer, years , said officer, had for years, said droo— officer, had for years, said that-hadn't— officer, had for years, said that hadn't been more scared that he hadn't been more scared for rowd— that he hadn't been more scared for royal security— that he hadn't been more scared for royal security for 25 years. so-dddc— for royal security for 25 years. so-dddc dw— for royal security for 25 years. so-adds an added- for royal security for 25 years. so adds an added an added so that adds an added an added democr— so that adds an added an added orcmcwr ,— so that adds an added an added orcmcwr , wor— so that adds an added an added element, not just— so that adds an added an added element , not just british element, not just the british royal— element, not just the british royal-that's- element, not just the british royal-that's on- element, not just the british royal that's on parade in royal family that's on parade in on royal family that's on parade in or saturdav-_ royal family that's on parade in or sdrwrdow. — royal family that's on parade in on saturday. 30— royal 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be a huge security. i mean, this is the be a huge security. i mean, this do do droo— be a huge security. i mean, this is the first time,— 30; f 2 car i mean, this is the first time, actually, drac— is the first time, actually, that foreign— is the first time, actually, that foreign monarchs are coming to that foreign monarchs are coming rolcorowddow.— that foreign monarchs are coming to coronation.traditionally, to a coronation. traditionally, foreign— to a coronation. traditionally, foreign but foreign monarchs don't come, but drow— foreign monarchs don't come, but drew—cw— foreign monarchs don't come, but drew—cw crocod- foreign monarchs don't come, but they en masse. either they are coming en masse. either they are coming en masse. either drc woodc— they are coming en masse. either drc woods of— they are coming en masse. either the heads of state— they are coming en masse. either the heads of state or their they are coming en masse. either the heprinces. tate or their they are coming en masse. either the heprinces.tate also reir they are coming en masse. either the heprinces.tate also emmanuel crown princes. but also emmanuel wocrow— crown princes. but also emmanuel macon—owd,— crown princes. but also emmanuel rddcrow—dwd, or- macron from france and, of dro— macron from france and, of course, the first— macron from france and, of course, the first lady from amcrrco. — course, the first lady from america. and _ course, the first lady from america. and know how strict america. and we know how strict the america. and we know how strict rho—orc— america. and we know how strict rho—arc odour- america. and we know how strict the—are about their. the americans are about their cccwrrw. — the americans are about their cccwrrw. _wru— the americans are about their security. .will be- the americans are about their security. will be a very security. so it will be a very secure event.— security. so it will be a very secure event. will secure event. macron will be wow— secure event. macron will be wow dod— secure event. macron will be wow grad ro— secure event. macron will be very glad to get— secure event. macron will be very glad to get away from rrowcc— very glad to get away from france because _ very glad to get away from france because the streets are burning— france because the streets are owning-crook. - france because the streets are burning speak. "r; france because the streets are- burning-speak. they don't burning as we speak. they don't worr— burning as we speak. they don't word ro— burning as we speak. they don't want to work to for things want to work to 64 for things and imagine that. and you can imagine that. imagine. well, just went to imagine. well, i just went to spoke of the crowd spoke to some of the crowd earlier, lovely young frenchmen down there who was here for the coronation. mean, coronation. i mean, we were saying such an saying this is still such an international isn't it? international draw, isn't it? i think we're going to we're going to at our little french to look at our little french friend. earlier, this was the conversation having down conversation i was having down on just a moment ago . on the mile just a moment ago. right. a little walk right. let's have a little walk around else we around here. who else can we see? hello, sir. you look like you're quite happy talk to you're quite happy to talk to me. yes am french. brilliant. me. yes i am french. brilliant. and this weekend mean and what does this weekend mean 7 and what does this weekend mean ? coronation, you think ? this coronation, do you think i don't very speak english, but i. so i think so. beautiful

word,— i. so i think so. beautiful word, r— i. so i think so. beautiful word, r do— i. so i think so. beautiful word, r go ro— so i think so. beautiful well, i go to england for a wow.— well, i go to england for a wow. ww— well, i go to england for a visit. my tent— well, i go to england for a visit. my tent point . yeah. and visit. my tent point. yeah. and for dro— visit. my tent point. yeah. and for the coronation— visit. my tent point. yeah. and for the coronation . yes. yes. for the coronation. yes. yes. now— for the coronation. yes. yes. wow, drac— for the coronation. yes. yes. now, that was— for the coronation. yes. yes. now, that was only about half an hour— now, that was only about half an hour odo— now, that was only about half an hour ago or— now, that was only about half an hour ago or co— now, that was only about half an hour ago or — now, that was only about half an hour ago or so. 40— now, that was only about half an hour ago or so. ”0 hour ago or so. 40 minutes. farmer he was too. and actually there was space on the pavement then. there is no space on the pavement now whatsoever. you know what? when people- you know what? when people say, oh, why— know what? when people say, oh, wrwlwc— know what? when people say, oh, wrwlwc-ou— know what? when people say, oh, why-we-alllthis- know what? when people say, oh, why-we-alllthis and. why do we need all of this and all why do we need all of this and odd-expense— why do we need all of this and all expense involved, you all the expense involved, you know,— all the expense involved, you crow-ow-drdl all the expense involved, youi know,-put-bid for know, when we put our bid for dro— know, when we put our bid for do lowdow— know, when we put our bid for the london 2012— know, when we put our bid for the london 2012 olympics, it's owe-coding— the london 2012 olympics, it's one-selling-wasl one of the selling points was dro— one of the selling points was we cocoowrc— one of the selling points was the exposure that britain and london— the exposure that britain and london _from - the exposure that britain and london from these london would get from these owmorc—cocr- london would get from these- olympic_cost billions olympic games that cost billions and windows— olympic games that cost billions and billions pounds. but when and billions of pounds. but when wddom — and billions of pounds. but when wddom owd— and billions of pounds. but when william and kate— and billions of pounds. but when william and kate married william and kate got married and when— when we had the platinum worded,— when we had the platinum rwdrdcc, wo— when we had the platinum jubilee, we more people jubilee, we had more people wdrcrdwd— jubilee, we had more people watching-than- jubilee, we had more people watching than the olympic watching that than the olympic correc- — watching that than the olympic correc- -p0und- watching that than the olympic games. _pound for. games. so i think pound for round,— games. so i think pound for pound-corrod- games. so i think pound for pound, sound investment. games. so i think pound for- pound,-sound investment. pound, a very sound investment. wrac— pound, a very sound investment. wrdr rc— pound, a very sound investment. wrdr do row-r— pound, a very sound investment. what is isn't the— pound, a very sound investment. what is isn't the estimate- pound, a very sound investment. what is isn't the estimate the royal family the average royal family costs the average family year. so it's family 60 5pa year. so it's absolute peanuts, less the absolute peanuts, less than the price cup of tea. not price of a cup of tea. not a starbucks, definitely. - rt.0; rt not a starbucks, definitely. yeah yeah— starbucks, definitely. yeah wood-odde- starbucks, definitely. yeah yeah, _quite a - starbucks, definitely. yeah yeah,-quite a lot. starbucks, definitely. yeah. yeah,-quite a lot less yeah, yeah. quite a lot less than a pint of milk, too. we're going to talk now to editor at large the on sunday, large at the mail on sunday, charlotte griffiths, the mail on

sunday, course, be doing sunday, of course, will be doing a huge special newspaper this weekend. charlotte, how are you 7 weekend. charlotte, how are you ? i don't think we've got a that looks fantastic . we can find looks fantastic. we can find charlotte crowded is there you are charlotte . oh, hi. hi. yes are charlotte. oh, hi. hi. yes rm— are charlotte. oh, hi. hi. yes r-m word,— are charlotte. oh, hi. hi. yes i'm well, thanks. _ are charlotte. oh, hi. hi. yes i'm well, thanks. and- 000; oh, hi. hi. yes i'm well, thanks. and i 020; oh, hi. hi. yes i'm well, thanks. and i was just saying— i'm well, thanks. and i was just cowrwg wow— i'm well, thanks. and i was just cowrwg rrow rm— i'm well, thanks. and i was just saying how i'm so— i'm well, thanks. and i was just saying how i'm so surprised by how— saying how i'm so surprised by how crowded— saying how i'm so surprised by how crowded it— saying how i'm so surprised by how crowded it is— saying how i'm so surprised by how crowded it is already. it's ordnanc— how crowded it is already. it's drddorrr . — how crowded it is already. it's brilliant. it— how crowded it is already. it's brilliant. it is— how crowded it is already. it's brilliant. 0 2 brilliant. it is brilliant. and i think you know, we wanted to be here this week in the build up. we are the coronation on station as michael cole called us this morning, it was hard to know quite what would be going on this week. but actually the atmosphere is already incredible. charlotte it's only wednesday. there are so many people coming down. what do you think the draw is? even at this stage for crowds to arrive here today, i wonder whether there are some people that are there just to try and get close to buckingham palace, anticipating just to try and get close to b buildjham palace, anticipating just to try and get close to b build up�*n palace, anticipating just to try and get close to b build up later ace, anticipating just to try and get close to b build up later ins, anticipating just to try and get close to b build up later in the iticipating just to try and get close to b build up later in the week, :ing a build up later in the week, because i can't i can't explain why. this morning, half an hour ago,— why. this morning, half an hour ago. you— why. this morning, half an hour

ago. you wore— this morning, half an hour ago, you were speaking to that rrcwcrrmow— ago, you were speaking to that frenchman-now- ago, you were speaking to that frenchman now it's already frenchman and now it's already corrodcrcw— frenchman and now it's already completely crowded. what's going frenchman and now it's already comwhat.y crowded. what's going frenchman and now it's already comwhat are owded. what's going frenchman and now it's already comwhat are we ied. what's going frenchman and now it's already comwhat are we missingt's going frenchman and now it's already comwhat are we missing here?ng on? what are we missing here? our— on? what are we missing here? dwrlcowdd— on? what are we missing here? dwrlcowdd iwcr— on? what are we missing here? butlcould just be— on? what are we missing here? but could just be that people but it could just be that people just but it could just be that people do worr— but it could just be that people do wdwr ro— but it could just be that people do wowr ro dor— but it could just be that people just want to get a— but it could just be that people just want to get a quick glimpse defore— just want to get a quick glimpse dcrorc dr— just want to get a quick glimpse dcrorc rridcrc— just want to get a quick glimpse before it.gets way— just want to get a quick glimpse before it gets way too busy before it all gets way too busy . corrode.— before it all gets way too busy . charlotte, it's— before it all gets way too busy . charlotte, it's been- before it all gets way too busy . charlotte, it's been a- before it all gets way too busy . charlotte, it's been a lot of speculation in the media about the princess of wales. kate middleton, what she will wear and whether she will wear a tiara or flowers. what should she wear . i tiara or flowers. what should she wear. i think we lost cworrorrc. — she wear. i think we lost charlotte. well,- i think we lost charlotte. well, anybody keen owed— charlotte. well, anybody keen eyed wording— charlotte. well, anybody keen eyed watching that was nigel rorddc— eyed watching that was nigel farage nigel— eyed watching that was nigel farage nigel farage. 20“ 0 farage nigel farage. i don't drink— farage nigel farage. i don't drink dds— farage nigel farage. i don't think he's going to have a strong view on whether the princess of wales should wear flowers or a tiara. i don't think flowers or a tiara. i don't drink co— flowers or a tiara. i don't think so. but— flowers or a tiara. i don't think so. but that- flowers or a tiara. i don't think so. but that is- 0 i don't think so. but that is teasing to you— think so. but that is teasing to wow droo— think so. but that is teasing to you dror wo— think so. but that is teasing to you that we are— think so. but that is teasing to you that we are going to be rowing— you that we are going to be rdwwd ro— you that we are going to be talking to nigel farage in just a talking to nigel farage in just d-wc-c— talking to nigel farage in just o-wc-c dor- talking to nigel farage in justj o-wc-c doc-rude a moment. he's got this huge cxccwdwc— a moment. he's got this huge exclusive interview with donald trump— exclusive interview with donald rrwmo dic— exclusive interview with donald trump this afternoon. let's just coo-dor— trump this afternoon. let's just see - get charlotte - trump this afternoon. let's just see get charlotte back see if we can get charlotte back from—sundow- see if we can get charlotte back from _sunday are i see if we can get charlotte backi from _sunday are you from the mail on sunday are you did— from the mail on sunday are you odd wore.— from the mail on sunday are you still there, charlotte, or have from the mail on sunday are you stillostere, charlotte, or have from the mail on sunday are you stillost youzharlotte, or have from the mail on sunday are you stillost you ?arlotte, or have from the mail on sunday are you stillost you ? you te, or have from the mail on sunday are you stillost you ? you know have from the mail on sunday are you stillost you ? you know what? we lost you? you know what? vow-rc— we lost you? you know what? vow-rc-dc— we lost you? you know what? you're-be usurped. we lost you? you know what? you're be usurped by you're going to be usurped by anyone— you're going to be usurped by anyone-midw— you're going to be usurped by anyone-might as- you're going to be usurped by anyone. might as well be anyone. you might as well be wider— anyone. you might as well be wrgcd rorodc— anyone. you might as well be nigel farage here. sorry we

nigel farage here. so sorry we door— nigel farage here. so sorry we lost-charlotte. - nigel farage here. so sorry we lost charlotte. 3:00; ”0; 30 “g lost you, charlotte. we're going to lost you, charlotte. we're going ro cw— lost you, charlotte. we're going to try get charlotte back lost you, charlotte. we're going to trywhenjet charlotte back lost you, charlotte. we're going to trywhen the zharlotte back lost you, charlotte. we're going to trywhen the formere back lost you, charlotte. we're going to trywhen the former president now. when the former president of united and very of the united states and very possibly president of possibly the next president of the united states, donald trump's in town. guess who he's speaking exclusively nigel speaking exclusively to? nigel farage for gb news from his turnberry golf course on the west coast of scotland. that's right. nigel, is that where you are right. nigel, is that where you wo— 2 g“ nigel, is that where you are now? we presume? “00 are now? we presume? yes, i am. rm— are now? we presume? yes, i am. m were— are now? we presume? yes, i am. m were or— are now? we presume? yes, i am. i'm here at turnberry. i have to say, it is the most extraordinary place, a place full of history of natural beauty. incredible golf course which— beauty. incredible golf course which wordp— beauty. incredible golf course which trump has— car incredible golf course which trump has altered significantly,— which trump has altered significantly, making it now the numero— significantly, making it now the number one golf— significantly, making it now the number one golf course in the woodc— number one golf course in the word or— number one golf course in the word or dro— number one golf course in the whole of the european time zone. odo— whole of the european time zone. ode dcrrwd— whole of the european time zone. one derful clubhouse. i mean, it is one derful clubhouse. i mean, it do or— one derful clubhouse. i mean, it do or corro— one derful clubhouse. i mean, it is an extra ordinary— one derful clubhouse. i mean, it is an extra ordinary place. and i is an extra ordinary place. and r woo— is an extra ordinary place. and r mwcrwd— is an extra ordinary place. and i was musing to— is an extra ordinary place. and i was musing to myself this morning.— i was musing to myself this morning. you— i was musing to myself this morning, you know, donald trump is a morning, you know, donald trump dc o dod— morning, you know, donald trump is a golf fanatic— morning, you know, donald trump is a golf fanatic .— morning, you know, donald trump is a golf fanatic. i— morning, you know, donald trump is a golf fanatic. i mean, he ddcodwrcw— is a golf fanatic. i mean, he absolutely loves— is a golf fanatic. i mean, he absolutely loves it. he arrived horo— absolutely loves it. he arrived here wccrcrdow— absolutely loves it. he arrived here yesterday straight onto the course out there— here yesterday straight onto the course out there again, first diod— course out there again, first ddwd dic— course out there again, first thing this morning. he loves the dome.— thing this morning. he loves the dome. ard— thing this morning. he loves the game- and wow— thing this morning. he loves the game. and yet, you know, if he's running— game. and yet, you know, if he's running again— game. and yet, you know, if he's running again for— game. and yet, you know, if he's running again for president, he cow-r— running again for president, he can't come and— running again for president, he

can't come and visit turnberry. he can't come and visit turnberry. do cow-r— can't come and visit turnberry. do cow-r corro— can't come and visit turnberry. he can't come and— can't come and visit turnberry. he can't come and play golf here because— he can't come and play golf here because doc-c— he can't come and play golf here because he's going— he can't come and play golf here because he's going to be too drow— because he's going to be too busy .— because he's going to be too busy . so— because he's going to be too dwcw . so rm— because he's going to be too busy. so i'm really curious, you know.— busy. so i'm really curious, you know. why— busy. so i'm really curious, you know, why would _ busy. so i'm really curious, you know, why would guy why would know, why would a guy why would a a know, why would a guy why would d—o dcdwdrwdl a guy who's 76 with a beautiful wife.— a guy who's 76 with a beautiful wife. dred— a guy who's 76 with a beautiful wife, great kids,— a guy who's 76 with a beautiful wife, great kids, an amazing porrrodo— wife, great kids, an amazing porrrodo or— wife, great kids, an amazing portfolio of golf— wife, great kids, an amazing portfolio of golf courses, why wowdd— portfolio of golf courses, why wowdd rc— portfolio of golf courses, why would he give— portfolio of golf courses, why would he give it— portfolio of golf courses, why would he give it all up to run addr— would he give it all up to run again ro— would he give it all up to run again o oo— would he give it all up to run again to be president? and it's dingo— again to be president? and it's ddwdc dwe— again to be president? and it's things like that— again to be president? and it's things like that that i hope to get things like that that i hope to god from — things like that that i hope to god from him — things like that that i hope to get from him this afternoon or romorrowlwowr— get from him this afternoon or tomorrow your morning live tomorrow on your morning live from— tomorrow on your morning live from london.— tomorrow on your morning live from london. — tomorrow on your morning live from london. we— tomorrow on your morning live from london. �*fdrz; ll tomorrow on your morning live from london. �*fdrz; 00 “g from london. we will bring you the nigel, can give us the and nigel, can you give us a clue? how did you pull it off? oocowoo— clue? how did you pull it off? oocowoo dro— clue? how did you pull it off? because it's a— clue? how did you pull it off? because it's a big— t“ how did you pull it off? because it's a big scoop to get an because it's a big scoop to get or rwrorwow— because it's a big scoop to get an interview with— because it's a big scoop to get an interview with donald trump. he an interview with donald trump. do dooow-r— an interview with donald trump. he doesn't-many- an interview with donald trump. he doesn't many he he doesn't do very many and he corrdrrw— he doesn't do very many and he corrdrrw-do— he doesn't do very many and he certainly-do very- he doesn't do very many and he certainly do very many certainly doesn't do very many in certainly doesn't do very many do orrrdr. — certainly doesn't do very many in britain. well,— certainly doesn't do very many in britain. well, no,- certainly doesn't do very many in britain. 300000 certainly doesn't do very many in britain. well, no, i think he obviously him and obviously i know him well. and i've a friend of his over i've become a friend of his over the course of the last 7 or 8 years. i think honestly and years. but i think honestly and truthfully, he and his team have a genuine respect that nick gibb news now in the uk news there is now in the uk a challenger to the established so—called mainstream media. trump has a deep loathing of the bbc . perhaps trump has a deep loathing of the bbc. perhaps unsurprisingly . and bbc. perhaps unsurprisingly. and yeah, you know, and he's a great champion of free speech. so i

think we were the natural place to come. we are, after all, andrew the people's . channel andrew the people's. channel coincides this is the fact he's looking at his golf courses in scotland in the week of the first coronation in britain since 1953. is that a mere coincidence _ since 1953. is that a mere coincidence or— “00 in is that a mere coincidence or not? “rt.r:0 in is that a mere coincidence or not? 0 “rt.r:0; in is that a mere coincidence or not? 0 t2 since 1953. is that a mere- coincidence or not? it could be. i mean , look, of course, you i mean, look, of course, you know, if he was in the white house, there's no question he would have accepted the invitation to go to the abbey. joe biden , of course, not joe biden, of course, not choosing do but remember choosing to do so. but remember this, you know, a couple of weeks biden in weeks ago, we had biden in ireland telling how irish ireland telling us all how irish he because his great great he is because his great great grandfathers on his mother's side went to america . you know, side went to america. you know, trump's mother was a macleod from western isles, spoke from the western isles, spoke ganc. from the western isles, spoke gaelic . you know, there is an gaelic. you know, there is an awful lot more scott in trump than there is irish in biden. so he does feel , you know, a strong he does feel, you know, a strong sense of identity with scotland, with the united kingdom. and the sadness really is that we had

all those years after the brexit referendum when he wanted to do a trade deal with the uk , but we a trade deal with the uk, but we weren't able to do it because we hadnt weren't able to do it because we hadn't got brexit sorted and that's a real, real source of sadness for me . plus you'll find sadness for me. plus you'll find canada and nigel. you've known him o— canada and nigel. you've known him o rowd— canada and nigel. you've known him o dong droo— canada and nigel. you've known him a long time. um,— 2 0“r2 \r 900 you've known him a long time. um, he's ahead in him a long time. um, he's ahead do do— him a long time. um, he's ahead do do pouc— him a long time. um, he's ahead do do oouo rw— him a long time. um, he's ahead in the polls in the— him a long time. um, he's ahead in the polls in the republic ro— in the polls in the republic co to— in the polls in the republic race to be the— in the polls in the republic race to be the next presidential cdwdrdoro. — race to be the next presidential cdwdrdoro. ro— race to be the next presidential candidate. is he— race to be the next presidential candidate. is he going to make it, candidate. is he going to make do rw— candidate. is he going to make d. in wow— candidate. is he going to make it, in your view,— candidate. is he going to make it, in your view, or— candidate. is he going to make it, in your view, or are all croco— it, in your view, or are all these welter— it, in your view, or are all these welter of- it, in your view, or are all these welter of court cases and orooocwdorro— these welter of court cases and prosecutions and— these welter of court cases and prosecutions and civil cases doordwod— prosecutions and civil cases docrowod ro— prosecutions and civil cases designed to stop him getting to the designed to stop him getting to do ro— designed to stop him getting to to co dro— designed to stop him getting to the to the starting line ? 30000 the to the starting line? well, or— the to the starting line? well, of rho— the to the starting line? well, one of the points— the to the starting line? well, one of the points i'm going to make this afternoon is, of course, if he announced he wasn't running as president, suddenly all those actions suddenly all those legal actions would simply disappear and his life become a whole lot life would become a whole lot eafien life would become a whole lot easier. but no, he's going to go for it. i don't think there's really any doubt that he's going to win the nomination for the republican i suspect republican party. i suspect he'll win it by a very big margin. he'll win it by a very big margin . then question is, margin. then the question is, can get enough votes next can he get enough votes next year to be back in the white house? my view on it right at

this moment in time, i genuinely believe he's got a better than 50% chance. and one of the reasons that i'm such a strong supporter of his is, i think when it comes to geopolitics, when it comes to geopolitics, when it comes to geopolitics, when it comes to foreign policy, when it comes to foreign policy, when how we deal when it comes to how we deal with an increasingly bellicose and aggressive china , i think and aggressive china, i think this guy makes the world a safer place. and the controversy surrounding. _ place. and the controversy surrounding. just- t and the controversy surrounding. �*" surrounding. just finally on that note , do you buy the idea that note, do you buy the idea that note, do you buy the idea that only joe biden can stop donald trump winning the presidential presidency all over again? joe biden , who's now again? joe biden, who's now already 80, looks more and more to me like he's got shall we say, cognitive issues. well, the truth of say, cognitive issues. well, the crowd or dr— say, cognitive issues. well, the crowd or d ro— say, cognitive issues. well, the truth of it is that,— say, cognitive issues. well, the truth of it is that, you- 003“ 0 well, the truth of it is that, you know, if oooodo— truth of it is that, you know, if people worr— truth of it is that, you know, if people next year won't be wodwd— if people next year won't be wodwd for— if people next year won't be wodwg ror roo— if people next year won't be voting for joe biden, if people next year won't be voting forjoe biden, in roadw— voting forjoe biden, in reality, they'll be voting for condo— reality, they'll be voting for kamala harris— reality, they'll be voting for kamala harris because it seems drroor— kamala harris because it seems almost impossible— kamala harris because it seems almost impossible that biden wru— almost impossible that biden win to— almost impossible that biden win to odio— almost impossible that biden will be able to— almost impossible that biden will be able to be behind that dock— will be able to be behind that dock or— will be able to be behind that dock or do— will be able to be behind that desk at the age— will be able to be behind that desk at the age of 86. so it roadw— desk at the age of 86. so it rodw rw— desk at the age of 86. so it really in many— desk at the age of 86. so it really in many ways, it's going to really in many ways, it's going co to— really in many ways, it's going co to trump— really in many ways, it's going to be trump versus harris . and to be trump versus harris. and oooodo— to be trump versus harris. and ooooro o— to be trump versus harris. and people o dor— to be trump versus harris. and people d or or— to be trump versus harris. and people a lot of people , you people a lot of people, you know.— people a lot of people, you know. don-r— people a lot of people, you know, don't like— people a lot of people, you know, don't like donald trump's orwo— know, don't like donald trump's owdo .— know, don't like donald trump's owdo . dur— know, don't like donald trump's orwo . our drow— know, don't like donald trump's

style , but they can't deny that style, but they can't deny that in style, but they can't deny that do rorordrr— style, but they can't deny that in foreign policy,— style, but they can't deny that in foreign policy, america did rwcrodrow— in foreign policy, america did incredibly well— in foreign policy, america did incredibly well in this period of incredibly well in this period or droo— incredibly well in this period of time, that— incredibly well in this period of time, that up— incredibly well in this period of time, that up until covid, dro— of time, that up until covid, dro ocowomw— of time, that up until covid, the economy was— of time, that up until covid, the economy was really going odoorwrow— the economy was really going absolutely great— the economy was really going absolutely great guns with amazing— absolutely great guns with amazing growth rates . harris on amazing growth rates. harris on the amazing growth rates. harris on to odor— amazing growth rates. harris on the other hand— amazing growth rates. harris on the other hand ,— amazing growth rates. harris on the other hand , well, one of her the other hand, well, one of her big the other hand, well, one of her do drooo— the other hand, well, one of her do ro— the other hand, well, one of her big areas to look— the other hand, well, one of her big areas to look after is the oowdrorrr— big areas to look after is the southern border.— big areas to look after is the southern border. and 6 million oooodo— southern border. and 6 million ooopdo. r— southern border. and 6 million people- r woodw— southern border. and 6 million people. i mean, can you believe it? people. i mean, can you believe do wo-wo— people. i mean, can you believe do wo-wo w-woo— people. i mean, can you believe it? we've we've got— people. i mean, can you believe it? we've we've got problems www— it? we've we've got problems wrrw rwo— it? we've we've got problems with the channel— it? we've we've got problems with the channel but 6 million oooodo— with the channel but 6 million people wowo— with the channel but 6 million people have illegally entered awowco— people have illegally entered america during— people have illegally entered america during her term of offico— america during her term of orwco. so— america during her term of orwco. so r— america during her term of office. so i think for all of rwooo— office. so i think for all of those reasons,— office. so i think for all of those reasons, all of those reasons, the— those reasons, all of those reasons, the reality is that do— reasons, the reality is that do trump— reasons, the reality is that its rrwwo w— reasons, the reality is that it's trump v harris and as i say,— it's trump v harris and as i cow r— it's trump v harris and as i cow r roro— it's trump v harris and as i say, i rate his— it's trump v harris and as i say, i rate his chances now as cowor— say, i rate his chances now as too rwow— say, i rate his chances now as better than 50%— say, i rate his chances now as better than 50% all right. rhodo— better than 50% all right. rwor-o ow— better than 50% all right. that's our very- better than 50% all right. that's our very own nigel rorodo. — that's our very own nigel rorogo. voo— that's our very own nigel farage. you can- that's our very own nigel farage. 0 t“ t farage. you can watch that interview with donald trump exclusively on gb news at 7 pm. rafe is still in the studio with me here at buckingham palace. trump would love to have been at the coronation. we saw how he was. he was beside himself with excitement when he was with the queen, even managing to the social gaffe of walking in front of her. i think for all his four

years in office, i think it was that visit to the queen that actually made it. and of course, we actually made it. and of course, wo know— actually made it. and of course, wo wwow wow— actually made it. and of course, we know very much— actually made it. and of course, we know very much what- t 2 0 and of course, we know very much what an anglophile— we know very much what an anglophile wo— we know very much what an anglophile he is. you've got to remember, he's— anglophile he is. you've got to remember, he's the last orooddowd— remember, he's the last president, really, along with widow.— president, really, along withi widow—wwow biden, who remembers when owrorw— biden, who remembers when britain—imperiall britain was a great imperial poe— britain was a great imperial oowor-woo o- britain was a great imperial power, was a child power, when he was a child growing— power, when he was a child growing-so— power, when he was a child growing-so wo- power, when he was a child growing so he still has very growing up. so he still has very much— growing up. so he still has very much rw— growing up. so he still has very much in wro— growing up. so he still has very much in his mind— growing up. so he still has very much in his mind the idea of the big much in his mind the idea of the rwd—www— much in his mind the idea of the big know, churchill, big three. you know, churchill, woooowow— big three. you know, churchill, roosevelt and— big three. you know, churchill, roosevelt and stalin. and i drink— roosevelt and stalin. and i think love think he really showed that love and think he really showed that love owd rwroroor— think he really showed that love and interest in— think he really showed that love and interest in britain helped, of and interest in britain helped, or—wowwd- and interest in britain helped, or—wowwd o- and interest in britain helped, of having a scottish of course, by having a scottish worwor— of course, by having a scottish worwor wwo— of course, by having a scottish mother who _very- mother who also was very oocodoworow— mother who also was very passionately a— mother who also was very passionately a monarchist and, you— passionately a monarchist and, woo—dr— passionately a monarchist and, woo—w coo- passionately a monarchist and,- you_it comes-biden you know, when it comes to biden orrowdrwd— you know, when it comes to biden attending coronation, attending the coronation, this coroworrow— attending the coronation, this coronation—been. attending the coronation, this- coronation_been about coronation has always been about breaking— coronation has always been about wroowwd-owo- breaking traditions. one of rwooo— breaking traditions. one of| those _foreign those traditions are foreign monarchs .for- those traditions are foreign monarchs for the first time monarchs are, for the first time coming— monarchs are, for the first time coming oo— monarchs are, for the first time coming owor-so- monarchs are, for the first time coming over so the excuse coming over here. so the excuse of coming over here. so the excuse or-wou.— coming over here. so the excuse or-wod. dro— coming over here. so the excuse of-well, it's not- of saying, well, it's not a rrodrdow— of saying, well, it's not a tradition, i— of saying, well, it's not a tradition, i think you could say oworo-o— tradition, i think you could say rworo-o—ror- tradition, i think you could sayj there's—for-to there's every reason for him to w— there's every reason for him to rr wid— there's every reason for him to come. it will be— there's every reason for him to come. it will be a— there's every reason for him to come. it will be a very good way to come. it will be a very good way ro ocrdorw— come. it will be a very good way to actually show— come. it will be a very good way to actually show that there is no owrwoorw— to actually show that there is no animosity there because, of cowooo-o-w— no animosity there because, of course,-he's made- no animosity there because, of course, he's made some course, he's he's made some owgdoowowrc—wol course, he's he's made some- anglophobic_we should anglophobic comments, we should say. anglophobic comments, we should cow—downd— say. certainly in joking we know owor— say. certainly in joking we know that_grandmother| that his mother or grandmother door—o- that his mother or grandmother door—o worodl slept on the floor of a hotel wwow— slept on the floor of a hotel wwow-woo— slept on the floor of a hotel when .was .that- slept on the floor of a hotel when was that the slept on the floor of a hotel- when .was .that the queen when she was told that the queen had when she was told that the queen wod door— when she was told that the queen wod door rw— when she was told that the queen had slept in one— when she was told that the queen had slept in one-the— when she was told that the queen had slept in one the rooms had slept in one of the rooms owd— had slept in one of the rooms owd owo— had slept in one of the rooms and 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soldiers, which they all like. and see the ooddroro. owo— which they all like. and see the soldiers, the castle— which they all like. and see the soldiers, the castle or- rt.“ l and see the soldiers, the castle or the ooroco— soldiers, the castle or the poroco owd— soldiers, the castle or the palace and just have a picnic www— palace and just have a picnic wrrw oo— palace and just have a picnic with some doughnuts in a minute. oh, with some doughnuts in a minute. ow. rowrocrrc— with some doughnuts in a minute. oh, fantastic stick. _ with some doughnuts in a minute. oh, fantastic stick. 30000 oh, fantastic stick. well, well done. — oh, fantastic stick. well, well done.can oh, fantastic stick. well, well done. can we have a round of applause, boys? who can clap? clap yay i there we go. and now clap yay! there we go. and now this lady here. you've come a long way. you've you've come from australia. i've come from australia. especially the australia. especially for the corowodow.— australia. especially for the coronation. as— australia. especially for the coronation. as soon- 'l.~0re20tl especially for the coronation. as soon the '..0.0 especially for the coronation. as soon the date coronation. as soon as the date was announced , my friend jane was announced, my friend jane owd— was announced, my friend jane owd-wookod— was announced, my friend jane and-booked our- was announced, my friend jane and booked our accommodate and i, we booked our accommodate and i, we booked our accommodate owd-wookod— and i, we booked our accommodate owd-wookod ow— and i, we booked our accommodate and booked our flights and and we booked our flights and too— and we booked our flights and too wo— and we booked our flights and here we are. what- and we booked our flights and here we are. �*fd“0. .7’ and we booked our flights and here we are. .7’ �*j0 and we booked our flights and here we are. �*fd“0. .7’ j0 here we are. what is it? do you think, the lasting appeal of the british family? why is it british royal family? why is it so engaging and enticing to the people of australia? love the royal rowdy. — people of australia? love the royal family. the— 07 love the royal family. the pageantry, the rrodrdow— royal family. the pageantry, the tradition, the _ royal family. the pageantry, the tradition, the colours , the tradition, the colours, the roodc. — tradition, the colours, the roodc. rr-c— tradition, the colours, the feels. it's just— tradition, the colours, the feels. it's just amazing. and we oowo— feels. it's just amazing. and we dowo king— feels. it's just amazing. and we love king charles— feels. it's just amazing. and we love king charles and we're adcrrodo— love king charles and we're australia is— love king charles and we're australia is going to support ww— australia is going to support him oworw— australia is going to support wrw everyr every— australia is going to support him every, every inch of the wow.— him every, every inch of the wow. owd— him every, every inch of the way. and there'll- him every, every inch of the way. and there'll be a lot of ooordo— way. and there'll be a lot of ww“! rw— way. and there'll be a lot of people in australia watching the coroworrow— people in australia watching the coronation with— people in australia watching the coronation with great interest. wou— coronation with great interest. well fantastic _ coronation with great interest. well fantastic .— coronation with great interest. well fantastic . you— coronation with great interest. well fantastic . you can- coronation with great interest. t 2/0. t“ 20. coronation with great interest. rt. 2/0. t“ 20. cl well fantastic. you can get gb news in australia , of course you news in australia, of course you can watch us on youtube, you can watch us on the app. thank you.

thank you all. it's honestly, it's brilliant. down here. andrew, i hope you get down here this and you're this morning and if you're watching home, then try and watching at home, then try and get down london, get down to get down to london, get down to buckingham it's just buckingham palace. it's just fantastic right here your fantastic right here is your latest sanchez latest news with tatiana sanchez . bev, thank you very much. this is . bev, thank you very much. this dc owo— . bev, thank you very much. this dc rwo dorocr— . bev, thank you very much. this is the latest from _ bev, thank you very much. this is the latest from the newsroom. socdww— is the latest from the newsroom. socoww woc— is the latest from the newsroom. security has been— is the latest from the newsroom. security has been stepped up oowd— security has been stepped up around buckingham palace rouowrwd— around buckingham palace following an— around buckingham palace following an incident last night www— following an incident last night wrrw oodco— following an incident last night with police being— following an incident last night with police being praised for rworr— with police being praised for rworr dwck— with police being praised for their quick response. a man was orrocrod— their quick response. a man was arrested after— their quick response. a man was arrested after suspected shotgun cowwddoc— arrested after suspected shotgun cowrrdaoc owo— arrested after suspected shotgun cartridges were thrown into the drodwdc— cartridges were thrown into the grodwdc or— cartridges were thrown into the groowdc or owo— cartridges were thrown into the grounds of the palace and a kwrro— grounds of the palace and a kwrro woc— grounds of the palace and a knife was also— grounds of the palace and a knife was also found at the co — knife was also found at the co woodwo— knife was also found at the site. people were evacuated from the site. people were evacuated from rwo oroo— site. people were evacuated from rwo oc— site. people were evacuated from rwo oc o— site. people were evacuated from the area as a controlled ooodocdow— the area as a controlled explosion was- the area as a controlled explosion was carried out on a ood.— explosion was carried out on a ood. rwo— explosion was carried out on a bag. the incident— explosion was carried out on a bag. the incident isn't being rroorod— bag. the incident isn't being rroorod oc— bag. the incident isn't being rroorod oc o— bag. the incident isn't being treated as a terror related . treated as a terror related. socdww— treated as a terror related. security minister tom tugendhat cowc— security minister tom tugendhat cowc podco— security minister tom tugendhat cowc oodco oro— security minister tom tugendhat says police are not— security minister tom tugendhat says police are not complacent owd— says police are not complacent owd oro— says police are not complacent owd wou— says police are not complacent and are well prepared for the corowodow— and are well prepared for the corowodow — and are well prepared for the coronation this— and are well prepared for the coronation “ coronation this has been months in the planning and many people are working 24/7 to make sure we deliver what we need to see, which is a safe, a secure moment

of national celebration showcasing great britain and northern ireland to the whole world. despite last night's incident, rehearsals for the coronation were held in central london early this morning. hundreds of soldiers, mahy hundreds of soldiers, many on worcooock.— hundreds of soldiers, many on horseback, marched from buckingham _ horseback, marched from buckingham palace past trafalgar sodoro— buckingham palace past trafalgar sddoro owd— buckingham palace past trafalgar square and downing street to wocrwrwcror— square and downing street to westminster abbey. royal fans wwo— westminster abbey. royal fans who — westminster abbey. royal fans who were awake— westminster abbey. royal fans who were awake will have also coddwr— who were awake will have also coddwr o— who were awake will have also caught a glimpse— who were awake will have also caught a glimpse of both the cord— caught a glimpse of both the cord scorc— caught a glimpse of both the gold state coach— caught a glimpse of both the gold state coach and the diamond rwwrdoo— gold state coach and the diamond rworroo croco— gold state coach and the diamond jubilee state coach— gold state coach and the diamond jubilee state coach being worcwod— jubilee state coach being marched down- jubilee state coach being marched down the mall . a marched down the mall. a roowodor— marched down the mall. a teenager has— marched down the mall. a teenager has shot and killed orowd— teenager has shot and killed eight students— teenager has shot and killed eight students and a security word— eight students and a security good or— eight students and a security goord or o— eight students and a security guard at a school in serbia's coproc— guard at a school in serbia's capital, belgrade . the 14 year capital, belgrade. the 14 year old capital, belgrade. the 14 year odd ooowod— capital, belgrade. the 14 year old opened fire— capital, belgrade. the 14 year old opened fire in a classroom cwoodwd— old opened fire in a classroom cwoorrwd wic— old opened fire in a classroom shooting his teacher first oororo— shooting his teacher first before randomly targeting other ooordo— before randomly targeting other people- sw— before randomly targeting other people. six children and the roocwor— people. six children and the roocwor oro— people. six children and the teacher are being treated in hospital-— teacher are being treated in hospital. police— teacher are being treated in hospital. police say the armed crddowr— hospital. police say the armed crddowr woc— hospital. police say the armed student has been— hospital. police say the armed student has been arrested and thev're— student has been arrested and rwow-ro wow— student has been arrested and they're now trying to establish a they're now trying to establish o worwo— they're now trying to establish o worwo .— they're now trying to establish a motive . and— they're now trying to establish a motive . and more than a motive. and more than 7 widow— a motive. and more than 7 million households will receive a million households will receive o coor— million households will receive o ooor cocc— million households will receive a £301 cost of— million households will receive a £301 cost of living payment by the a £301 cost of living payment by

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worrowor— think? i rather like the old national anthem. look, we have the world's oldest national anthem, word national anthem, the very word national anthem, the very word national anthem comes, comes from anthem comes, comes, comes from britain. loved britain. the melody was so loved by that beethoven has by europeans that beethoven has used mendelssohn has used it used it. mendelssohn has used it , used it. schubert has , bach has used it. schubert has used it. it's actually continues to be the national anthem of liechtenstein, switzerland had it one of its as one of its it as one of its as one of its american daughter so much even after the revolution, they kept it my country, tis thee. it for my country, tis of thee. the problem is it's always very poorly you want to hear poorly sung. if you want to hear it well, listen to it really done well, listen to edward elgar's arrangement and britten's and if britten's arrangement. and if you in your you don't get a tear in your eye, you've got a very cold heart. but people only know the rrrcr— heart. but people only know the rrrcr-rwor-c— heart. but people only know the first-that's the _ but people only know the first that's the problem. first first. that's the problem. wododw— first first. that's the problem. nobody-owo— first first. that's the problem. nobody the second, nobody knows the second, third and nobody knows the second, third owd—oc- nobody knows the second, third. owd—oc wou- and the song is a dirge as well. it and the song is a dirge as well. rr crowd— and the song is a dirge as well. rr cwoodd wo— and the song is a dirge as well. it should be really— and the song is a dirge as well. it should be really bombastic and it's not sung and uplifting and it's not sung that yeah. is it still it's that way. yeah. is it still it's cord— that way. yeah. is it still it's still difficult— that way. yeah. is it still it's still difficult for— that way. yeah. is it still it's still difficult for me- “00“ is it still it's still difficult for me to hear owo— still difficult for me to hear the national— still difficult for me to hear the national anthem. and we're not the national anthem. and we're wor cowwd— the national anthem. and we're wor cowrwg cod— the national anthem. and we're not saying god save the queen. the national anthem. and we're not sa saying)d save the queen. the national anthem. and we're not sa saying godrve the queen. the national anthem. and we're not sa saying god save e queen. the national anthem. and we're not sa saying god save the teen. the national anthem. and we're not sasaying god save the king. we're saying god save the king. rwor— we're saying god save the king. rwd-wo— we're saying god save the king. rwor-wo oowo— we're saying god save the king. that-me quite i- we're saying god save the king. that me quite i still that makes me quite i still crdwwdo— that makes me quite i still crdwrdo ow— that makes me quite i still stumble on that. .. stumble on that. i'm still cording— stumble on that. i'm still calling the charles calling the prince charles cambridges. take cambridges. yeah, we'll take a while. it will. let's see. while. yeah, it will. let's see. let's see what— while. yeah, it will. let's see. let's see what stephen- r2/0;0“ . .. let's see. let's see what stephen pound rwrwkc. — let's see what stephen pound thinks. _stephen- let's see what stephen pound thinks. stephen pound. thinks. and. and stephen pound.

woo-ro— thinks. and. and stephen pound. you're traditionalist you're an old traditionalist at room— you're an old traditionalist at heart—you. you're an old traditionalist ati hear—yo. two heart, aren't you? do you like owo— heart, aren't you? do you like do wodowod— heart, aren't you? do you like the national anthem? stephen i the national anthem? stephen r coddw-r— the national anthem? stephen i couldn't hear— the national anthem? stephen i couldn't hear a— the national anthem? stephen i couldn't hear a word. i'm orrord— i couldn't hear a word. i'm orrord wo— i couldn't hear a word. i'm afraid we can't— i couldn't hear a word. i'm afraid we can't hear anybody. i don't think in the studio right now rife with technical fault. so remind us which monarch the worrowod— so remind us which monarch the national anthem _ so remind us which monarch the national anthem was written for, wwo— national anthem was written for, who woc— national anthem was written for, who owo— national anthem was written for, who was the first— national anthem was written for, who was the first one? so the origins— who was the first one? so the origins of— who was the first one? so the origins of owo— who was the first one? so the origins of the anthem are lost in the mists of time, the 17th century. but it was first performed in the theatre. royal drury lane for king george, the second as a stand against second as a as a stand against the jacobites and my second cousin six times removed bonnie prince charlie . it was a protest prince charlie. it was a protest against him . that's a pretty against him. that's a pretty good name. drop i thought i'd get it. name drop. i'm not. very often i get the chance to do that. yeah, but that was the but that. yeah, but that was the but that was called god save. great george, long live george, our king. long live great was a very great george. that was a very different but then different lyric. yeah, but then it standardised of

it became standardised and of course every country in the commonwealth almost their commonwealth almost has their own canada, own version of it. in canada, where next to ctv from canada, they a they have a canadian they have a they have a canadian verse save the king verse to god save the king too. so become internationalised so it's become internationalised even. yeah and you the even. yeah and do you know the worcocoior— even. yeah and do you know the verses?-of them. _ even. yeah and do you know the verses?-of them. when- even. yeah and do you know the verses?-of them. when i. verses? all of them. when i was youngen i verses? all of them. when i was younger, i did. know. younger, man, i did. i know. well, are about six well, there are about six versions. are. i know versions. there are. i know four. i'm not going to sing them for now, let me ask you how for you now, let me ask you how you found out about your own royal lineage. how did that come odour?— royal lineage. how did that come ooodro ow.— royal lineage. how did that come about? oh, well,— royal lineage. how did that come about? oh, well, can— royal lineage. how did that come about? oh, well, can i— . 3 how did that come about? oh, well, can i name drop-o — about? oh, well, can i name| drop-o _wo drop? my grandmother was actually polish actually an austrian polish princess mother's a princess and my mother's a baroness, it all done for baroness, so it was all done for me. didn't have to do much me. i didn't have to do much research myself. right and off. did you say an austrian baroness?_ did you say an austrian baroness? c“ did you say an austrian- baroness?-german austrian baroness? a german austrian mother? not sound music. mother? not the sound of music. not the evil not not that one. not the evil one. was an evil. she was one. she was an evil. she was nice. i felt sorry— one. she was an evil. she was nice. i felt sorry for— 0“ . she was nice. i felt sorry for her. i'm sure you're more— nice. i felt sorry for her. i'm sure you're more familiar with the music than i am. i haven't seen it for a long. for a long, long time. many, many times. woww— long time. many, many times. wow. wow— long time. many, many times. many, many times. _ 0.02“ . many, many times. many, many times. talk to 03 . many, many times. many, many times. talk to us odour— many, many times. talk to us odour-owwo- many, many times. talk to us about anne because many, many times. talk to us aboutsitting anne because many, many times. talk to us about sitting next ne because many, many times. talk to us about sitting next to because many, many times. talk to us about sitting next to canadian we're sitting next to canadian oroodcocdwd— broadcasting corporation. they had-interview- broadcasting corporation. they had interview with her had a great interview with her the had a great interview with her do orwor— had a great interview with her the other-doesn't- had a great interview with her the other doesn't eat the other day. she doesn't eat owor-crook— the other day. she doesn't eat ever, - speak out - the other day. she doesn't eat

ever, - speak out of - the other day. she doesn't eat ever, speak out of turn. ever, ever speak out of turn. swo— ever, ever speak out of turn. swo wwow— ever, ever speak out of turn. she knew exactly- ever, ever speak out of turn. she knew exactly what she was cowwd. — she knew exactly what she was cowwd. _woc- saying. i thought it was a oowow— saying. i thought it was a lovely interview by the cbc with which— lovely interview by the cbc with which two— lovely interview by the cbc with which i've worked— lovely interview by the cbc with which i've worked for them for woww— which i've worked for them for many woorc — which i've worked for them for many years. 3�*2 many years. of course, princess anneis many years. of course, princess anne is going be involved in anne is going to be involved in the coronation she is gold stick, is her stick, which really which is her role of the role as being colonel of the blues royals, part the blues and royals, part of the household she'll be household cavalry. she'll be taking part. and gold stick traditionally was the close protection the protection officer to the sovereign. that's sovereign. and i think that's actually appropriate actually quite appropriate because the because that's really much the role anne plays to role that princess anne plays to the royal family in general. you know, greatest support know, she's the greatest support she she she was for her mother. she continues to be a great support for just have to for the king. you just have to look wonderful track look at her wonderful track record work. hardest record of work. the hardest working royal working member of the royal family know, during the 80s working member of the royal fam 90s. know, during the 80s working member of the royal fam 90s. youtow, during the 80s working member of the royal fam 90s. you know,iring the 80s working member of the royal fam 90s. you know, dianahe 80s working member of the royal fam 90s. you know, diana got:0s working member of the royal fam 90s. you know, diana got all and 90s. you know, diana got all of the coverage for doing very few engaging but she few engaging parts, but she chose profile ones, chose very high profile ones, whereas princess anne got on with doing unsexy causes with doing the unsexy causes that done and form that need to be done and form the monarchy. just the backbone of monarchy. just to interrupt you, whether- to interrupt you, whether you can _background,| can hear in the background, i dowr— can hear in the background, i dow-r wwow— can hear in the background, i don't know whether we can get a cwor— don't know whether we can get a cwor or— don't know whether we can get a cwor of chic.— don't know whether we can get a shot of this, but— don't know whether we can get a shot of this, but talking of wodcowodd— shot of this, but talking of household cavalry, looking forwdodc— fabulous, credible troop of woc— fabulous, credible troop of worcoc—cocc- fabulous, credible troop ofl horses-past now, fabulous, credible troop of. horses-past now, as horses just going past now, as part— horses just going past now, as pow or— horses just going past now, as row or owo— horses just going past now, as part of the rehearsals, there were pictures— part of the rehearsals, there were pictures in— part of the rehearsals, there

were pictures in the paper this morning— were pictures in the paper this morning owd— were pictures in the paper this morning and we— were pictures in the paper this morning and we saw some there we go. morning and we saw some there we do. rworo-c— morning and we saw some there we go. there's-fabulous,- go. there's some fabulous, oowow— go. there's some fabulous, dowow-. - go. there's some fabulous, lovely-. what. go. there's some fabulous, lovely-. what a. go. there's some fabulous,l lovely-. what a joy go. there's some fabulous,- lovely-. what a joy that lovely pictures. what a joy that is the tourists who are is for the tourists who are here. what a joy in their thousands and thousands of them. and in a way, that's why i think ooordo— and in a way, that's why i think ooooro-cowo— and in a way, that's why i think people-come down- and in a way, that's why i think people come down here so people have come down here so coowlrwo— people have come down here so soon the wednesday, soon on the wednesday, because you soon on the wednesday, because woo-coorwd— soon on the wednesday, because woo-coorwd-rwo- you are seeing some of the oowd—do.— you are seeing some of the oowd—op. wo— you are seeing some of the build—up. we saw images the build—up. we saw images of the rowoorcodc— build—up. we saw images of the rehearsals—on. rehearsals that were going on dwdor— rehearsals that were going on dwdor owo— rehearsals that were going on under the cloak— rehearsals that were going on under the cloak of darkness last word. — under the cloak of darkness last word. rwor— under the cloak of darkness last night. that was— under the cloak of darkness last night. that was fabulous. . night. that was fabulous. it's wowdorrdd— night. that was fabulous. it's wowdorrdd-r- night. that was fabulous. it's wonderful-i wish. night. that was fabulous. it's. wonderful-i wish they wonderful in a way. i wish they didn't them because didn't show them because i'd like be saved, you like everything to be saved, you know, sneak peeks, you know. but i think it's see a glimpse of the carriage. yeah. going the carriage. yeah. we're going to the carriage. yeah. we're going ro-wow— the carriage. yeah. we're going to-very uncomfortable- rt.022 3 yeah. we're going to very uncomfortable trip to be a very uncomfortable trip cock.— to be a very uncomfortable trip cock—or- back. well that's why, of course, _state . back. well that's why, of- course,-state carriage course, the gold state carriage woc—dcod- course, the gold state carriage woc—dcod for- course, the gold state carriage has—used for the. has only being used for the rowwow— has only being used for the journey dock.— has only being used for the journey back, not for the rowwow— journey back, not for the journey because it was journey there, because it was a rough— journey there, because it was a tough-for— journey there, because it was a roddw-ror owo— journey there, because it was a tough .for the for- journey there, because it was a tough for the for the queen tough ride for the for the queen aslvoung— tough ride for the for the queen aslyoung wowow— tough ride for the for the queen aslyoung woman of— tough ride for the for the queen aslyoung woman of 20,- tough ride for the for the queen aslyoung woman of 20, for- as a young woman of 20, for a couple who are in their 70s. and we know that the king has bad back to be back trouble. he's going to be sitting in the ancient coronation chair, which itself isn't comfortable i isn't a comfortable seat. so i think understand why think we can understand why there decision. and no there was this decision. and no suspension. suspension. suspension. no suspension. you know, coach got new know, the old coach has got new leather you know, leather wheels. but, you know,

as know, new or old, never as you know, new or old, never a comfortable ride compared with the diamond coach made the diamond jubilee. coach made by 2012, by the australians in 2012, which with full which comes with full suspension, power suspension, probably power steering. i don't know about that, windows at that, but electric windows at least. conditioning and least. and air conditioning and heating think heating really well. i think we've .stephen- heating really well. i think we've-stephen and- heating really well. i think. we've-stephen and emma heating really well. i think- we've-stephen and emma back. we've got stephen and emma back. sroowow— we've got stephen and emma back. sroowow owd— we've got stephen and emma back. stephen and emma,— we've got stephen and emma back. stephen and emma, can we can can you stephen and emma, can we can can woo-woro— stephen and emma, can we can can woo-wo-ro woo— stephen and emma, can we can can you we're we're talking you hear us? we're we're talking odour—woo- you hear us? we're we're talking. odour—woo wwowo about stephen. what do you know? are-a— about stephen. what do you know? are-a fan— about stephen. what do you know? are-a fan of— about stephen. what do you know? are-a fan of the— about stephen. what do you know? are a fan of the national are you a fan of the national anthem?— are you a fan of the national anthem? stephen. sorry, what i was saying earlier on is that anthem? stephen. sorry, what i was rightly earlier on is that anthem? stephen. sorry, what i was rightly referredin is that anthem? stephen. sorry, what i was rightly referred tois that anthem? stephen. sorry, what i was rightly referred to theiat you rightly referred to the first couple of verses. if you're going to third and you're going to the third and fourth you've fourth and fifth verse, you've got dreadful stuff got all this dreadful stuff about confound the catholics, god god god their knavish tricks and god bless good marshal wade. when rebellious scots invade. no, i think it's a dirge. written rebellious scots invade. no, i thi a. it's a dirge. written rebellious scots invade. no, i thi a norwegian,. written rebellious scots invade. no, i thi a norwegian, obviously. n by a norwegian, obviously. thomas arnie back in 1745. i think the time the think at the time of the jacobite rebellion, i'm much, think at the time of the jacobi more ellion, i'm much, think at the time of the jacobi more fond], i'm much, think at the time of the jacobi more fond], i'nvow ch, think at the time of the jacobi more fond], i'nvow to thee much more fond of. i vow to thee my country written by a swede to music by an irish republican, cecil spring rice. it represents so much more. it's a beautiful, glorious , gorgeous hymn. and glorious, gorgeous hymn. and i think that emma would probably prefer to have wonderwall or something like something like that.

something like something like that . but sweet caroline, maybe that. but sweet caroline, maybe . but. no, no, no. that. but sweet caroline, maybe . but. no, no, no . she much . but. no, no, no. she much better . . but. no, no, no. she much better. what . but. no, no, no. she much better . what do you think, . but. no, no, no. she much better. what do you think, emma? are you— better. what do you think, emma? are you .— better. what do you think, emma? are you a fam— better. what do you think, emma? are you o fun? .— better. what do you think, emma? are you a fan? i i— better. what do you think, emma? are you a fan? i i love— what do you think, emma? are you a fan? i i love the notional— are you a fan? i i love the national anthem. are you a fan? i i love the- national anthem. i think we have so many wonderful patriotic songs at our disposal and many people have been saying for years that maybe we could have jerusalem as the english national anthem . and it's sort national anthem. and it's sort of our unofficial national anthem anyway. but i don't think we should be replacing our national anthem. i think god save the queen is or god save the king. i've just done exactly what ralph was talking about . it what ralph was talking about. it really the spirit. it's a really rouses the spirit. it's a great patriotic anthem . i don't great patriotic anthem. i don't think that we should be fiddling with it and i think it's quite humorous that there's line in humorous that there's a line in there about rebellious scots to crush. scots crush. i'm sure that the scots can sense of humour about can have a sense of humour about it. oh, it's i just think it's a wonderful anthem. we shouldn't be messing with it. and i think also, you know, this is just a poll. polls don't really mean very much the grand scheme of

very much in the grand scheme of things by language company things by the language company babble . there are some people babble. there are some people who want to have wonderwall as our national anthem. it's obviously silly. we should obviously a bit silly. we should be with tradition obviously a bit silly. we should bedoesn't with tradition obviously a bit silly. we should bedoesn't mean tradition obviously a bit silly. we should bedoesn't mean that tion obviously a bit silly. we should bedoesn't mean that we] obviously a bit silly. we should bedoesn't mean that we can't it doesn't mean that we can't sing great patriotic sing all of the great patriotic anthems like i vow to thee, my country or land of hope and glory, or even jerusalem . i'm glory, or even jerusalem. i'm emma. can i ask you about the most controversial part of the ceremony that we're going to see on saturday? i've heard lots of opinions— on saturday? i've heard lots of opinions on— on saturday? i've heard lots of opinions on this. _ on saturday? i've heard lots of opinions on this. i— cw“ zefi’ i've heard lots of opinions on this. i haven't hoora— opinions on this. i haven't heard yours— opinions on this. i haven't heard yours swearing an oath of allegiance— heard yours swearing an oath of ouogiouoo oo— heard yours swearing an oath of allegiance to the— heard yours swearing an oath of allegiance to the king. unconditional loyalty to him and his descendants,— unconditional loyalty to him and his descendants, his heirs. what did his descendants, his heirs. what uiu you— his descendants, his heirs. what did you make— his descendants, his heirs. what did you make of— his descendants, his heirs. what did you make of that? will you be saying— did you make of that? will you be saying moo— did you make of that? will you be saying that out loud over the bunch— be saying that out loud over the bunch tomo— be saying that out loud over the brunch table on— be saying that out loud over the brunch table on on— be saying that out loud over the brunch table on on saturday? maybe— brunch table on on saturday? maybe .— brunch table on on saturday? maybe i win.— brunch table on on saturday? uoyoo l um. .— brunch table on on saturday? maybe i will. i mean- brunch table on on saturday? maybe i will. i mean ,- brunch table on on saturday? maybe i will. i mean, it's an interesting one because it's obviously arnie, the monarchist in me quite likes the idea, but i do think that it is strange that charles has chosen to get rid of some of the more traditional aspects of pledging fealty as part of the traditional coronation ceremony

, and then to have this sort of people pledging allegiance through their television screens at home, in their living rooms, it's almost it feels like it's almost the covid effect, people being able to do this in their living rooms. i'm not sure that it really has the same effect. it's nice to try and involve people, think in the ceremony people, i think in the ceremony themselves the themselves and of course the subjects of the crown. i think that should pledge our that we should all pledge our allegiance to our new monarch. but think that there's but i do think that there's something little strange something a little bit strange about imagine many about it. i imagine that many people probably won't bother, but doesn't mean that we but that doesn't mean that we shouldn't have have pledged our allegiance to our allegiance in our hearts to our king. but it's pretty much word for—every— king. but it's pretty much word for—every mp- king. but it's pretty much word for—every mp has- king. but it's pretty much word for—every mp has toi for word what every mp has to ooforo — for word what every mp has to swear before .can- for word what every mp has to swear before can take his swear before they can take his or her— swear before they can take his or her soot. — swear before they can take his or her seat. and,— swear before they can take his or her seat. and, you know, i ooo-i— or her seat. and, you know, i ooo-i hou- or her seat. and, you know, i ooo-i uou oo- or her seat. and, you know, i can-i had to.it| can obviously, i had to do it myself.— can obviously, i had to do it myself-noon,— can obviously, i had to do it myself. mean, prefer to be myself. i mean, i prefer to be a citizen— myself. i mean, i prefer to be a citizen u...— myself. i mean, i prefer to be a citizen than a— myself. i mean, i prefer to be a citizen than a subject. but on tho— citizen than a subject. but on the other— citizen than a subject. but on the other hand,— citizen than a subject. but on the other hand, you know, am the other hand, you know, i am a citizen— the other hand, you know, i am a citizen of— the other hand, you know, i am a citizen of this— the other hand, you know, i am a citizen of this country and i obviously— citizen of this country and i obviously owe— citizen of this country and i obviously owe my loyalty and foouy— obviously owe my loyalty and fealty-monarch. - obviously owe my loyalty and fealty monarch. but fealty to the monarch. but i hove— fealty to the monarch. but i hove-soy,— fealty to the monarch. but i hovolooy tho— fealty to the monarch. but i have say, the number of mps have to say, the number of mps who— have to say, the number of mps who-thou— have to say, the number of mps who _their fingers- have to say, the number of mps who their fingers as they who cross their fingers as they ooououy— who cross their fingers as they ooououy gove— who cross their fingers as they actually gave that in the actually gave that oath in the floor— actually gave that oath in the floor of— actually gave that oath in the floor of tho — actually gave that oath in the floor of the commons chamber or

insisted— floor of the commons chamber or insisted-doing— floor of the commons chamber or insisted.doing.in_ floor of the commons chamber or insisted doing in welsh insisted on doing it in welsh onu— insisted on doing it in welsh and in— insisted on doing it in welsh and in one— insisted on doing it in welsh and in one case— insisted on doing it in welsh and in one case cornish, and in one case in cornish, which— and in one case in cornish,| which—actually which nobody could actually spook— which nobody could actually speak understand. a word of. speak or understand. a word of. so speak or understand. a word of. so-ouoo— speak or understand. a word of. so-that what's- speak or understand. a word of. so that what's happened, so i think that what's happened, yuouu— so i think that what's happened, yuoun wuoy— so i think that what's happened, justin welby has— so i think that what's happened, justin welby has think he's justin welby has i think he's oyoruoopou— overstepped himself as the archbishop— archbishop of canterbury, saying that archbishop of canterbury, saying moo—unu- that we should all stand with hono— that we should all stand with hood-onu— that we should all stand with hand-and repeat- that we should all stand with hand and repeat the hand on heart and repeat the oath. — hand on heart and repeat the oath. _i— hand on heart and repeat the ooo-u hove- hand on heart and repeat the oath. _i have to- hand on heart and repeat the oath. i have to say emma oath. i think i have to say emma is right— oath. i think i have to say emma is iigiii in— oath. i think i have to say emma is rigiu in ou— oath. i think i have to say emma is right in our hearts. it's whoo— is right in our hearts. it's uioi iooiiy— is right in our hearts. it's what really matters, not what saying— what really matters, not what we're saying over— what really matters, not what we're saying over the dinner sous.— we're saying over the dinner ioiio—iil table. and the idea that it souiu— table. and the idea that it could something is could be something that is voiuuioiy— could be something that is voiuuioiy i— could be something that is voluntary i-is- could be something that is voluntary i is very voluntary i think is very suougo— voluntary i think is very strange because we're not voiuuioiiiy— strange because we're not voluntarily subject of crown voluntarily subject of the crown ouioo— voluntarily subject of the crown ouiio- wooi— voluntarily subject of the crown quite- what do— voluntarily subject of the crown quite- what do you- quite right. what do you think oioui— quite right. what do you think about-because— qm. " q what do you think about because according to about it? because according to the press— about it? because according to the press reports— about it? because according to the press reports this week, this— the press reports this week, this-big— the press reports this week, this-iig-uoi- the press reports this week,| this-big-notlthe this is a big idea, not of the kings— this is a big idea, not of the king's, archbishop of king's, but the archbishop of couioiiuiy— king's, but the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, who's dono— canterbury, justin welby, who's dons—oi— canterbury, justin welby, who's done—of nearly- done a great job of nearly oosuoyiug— done a great job of nearly destroying the _ done a great job of nearly destroying the church of ingiouoi— destroying the church ofi england,_and destroying the church of. england,_and a destroying the church of- england,_and a lot england, in my view. and a lot of england, in my view. and a lot oi poooio— england, in my view. and a lot oi poopio hove— england, in my view. and a lot of people have criticised this mooou-u— of people have criticised this move-and in- of people have criticised this move and in fact, if move to us and in fact, if you-o— move to us and in fact, if you've-lambeth- move to us and in fact, if you've lambeth palace move to us and in fact, if- you've-lambeth palace sort you've seen lambeth palace sort of backtracking _ you've seen lambeth palace sort of backtracking and of backtracking on this and stressing— of backtracking on this and stressing-fact- of backtracking on this and stressing fact that this is stressing the fact that this is puioiy— stressing the fact that this is purely invitation, but purely an invitation, but as i iiko— purely an invitation, but as i iiio io— purely an invitation, but as i iiio io-ii-s— purely an invitation, but as i like to-it's up- purely an invitation, but as i like to-it's up to- purely an invitation, but as i like to it's up to anybody like to say, it's up to anybody if like to say, it's up to anybody ii-uoui— like to say, it's up to anybody ii-uoui io— like to say, it's up to anybody if-want to do— like to say, it's up to anybody if-want to do it,- like to say, it's up to anybody if want to do it, they can if they want to do it, they can do-coronation- if they want to do it, they can do-coronation is- if they want to do it, they can do-coronation is a- do it. a coronation is a contract between the crown and the people. traditionally, the people in abbey represent people in the abbey represent the this is just an the people. but this is just an opportunity for people in britain, australia,

britain, canada, australia, elsewhere to reciprocate the oath will make. it oath that the king will make. it takes to make takes two parties to make a contract. going to do contract. are you going to do it? i think children should be the it, actually. you the ones doing it, actually. you know, older, you're know, if you're older, if you're an adult, you know, that's one thing. but our kids aren't being taught about monarchy in taught about the monarchy in schools. if children taught about the monarchy in sch

cloudy because we've got some weather fronts approaching, albeit slowly from the southwest and ahead of those fronts, some high and medium level clouds . so high and medium level clouds. so the sunshine fairly milky. and it's going to be less bright, i suppose, compared with the last couple of days. but nevertheless , plenty of fine weather out there. one exception, parts of western scotland, highland and into the western isles, we're going to see some thicker cloud and some outbreaks of mainly light rain drifting away northwards. otherwise for most of the uk it's dry, it's bright out there, but it's on the cool side, especially for the north sea with coming sea coast with a breeze coming in the east. 12 to 14 in from the east. 12 to 14 celsius here. best of any sunny spells further west 17 or 18 celsius. then that medium and high level cloud thickens further through the night. so largely cloudy night, but still some clear spells at times. the rain in western scotland pushes into orkney by the end of the night and temperatures staying

up at 6 to 10 celsius, perhaps a little colder in some sheltered spots where we get lengthy, clear spells, another largely bright but cloudy start to the day on thursday, outbreaks of rain moving from orkney into shetland . and during thursday, shetland. and during thursday, whilst further southwest, we've got some wetter weather moving in during the morning and into the afternoon. showery rain but some heavy bursts and that'll impact temperatures 14 celsius for plymouth. but a little warmer there through central parts , 19 for birmingham and for parts, 19 for birmingham and for london. still a cool breeze coming from the north sea for eastern scotland and eastern england. however, then into thursday evening, those outbreaks of showery rain move through wales. the south—west of england, reaching northern ireland and northern england. by the end of the day and into friday, much more unsettled weather arrives with outbreaks of heavy rain at times and longer spells of wet weather .