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you with gb news in a moment. michelle dewberry is live from just— michelle dewberry is live from just outside— michelle dewberry is live from just outside buckingham palace. first,— just outside buckingham palace. first, let-s— just outside buckingham palace. first, let's bring— just outside buckingham palace. first, let's bring you up to date— first, let's bring you up to date wm.— first, let's bring you up to date with the— first, let's bring you up to date with the latest news head“...— date with the latest news headline news— date with the latest news headline news and the top story this-nonem— headline news and the top storyi this-donald_told this hour. donald trump has told gb this hour. donald trump has told ea news— this hour. donald trump has told ea news he— this hour. donald trump has told gb news he believes meghan marne— gb news he believes meghan markle treated— gb news he believes meghan markle treated the late queen wm.— markle treated the late queen with disrespect— markle treated the late queen with disrespect ._ markle treated the late queen with disrespect . but in an with disrespect. but in an exeusutve— with disrespect. but in an exclusive interview with nigel fuses— exclusive interview with nigel farageu use— exclusive interview with nigel farage, the former us president eave— farage, the former us president queen-— farage, the former us president gaveon- use— farage, the former us president gave on the king's gave his take on the king's ceveueueu— gave his take on the king's coronation and— gave his take on the king's coronation and his role as nonsen— coronation and his role as nnenuen . n— coronation and his role as monarch . i think- coronation and his role as monarch . c coronation and his role as monarch. c go 9 coronation and his role as- monarch . i think it's going to monarch. i think it's going to be a great day and i think that they will do a great job. and he loves the country. and really, i got to know him quite well and he loves country , really he loves the country, really loves the country. and he loved his mother and that's why i thought it was she was treated so disrespectfully by meghan and just no reason to do that. i was actually surprised that harry was invited , to be honest .

was invited, to be honest. well, you can see that full venu— well, you can see that full world exclusive _ well, you can see that full world exclusive interview with venue— world exclusive interview with donne trump— world exclusive interview with donald trump tonight on . farage donald trump tonight on. farage at donald trump tonight on. farage en 7— donald trump tonight on. farage an p-m- — donald trump tonight on. farage at 7 pm. meanwhile 29,000 nonse— at 7 pm. meanwhile 29,000 police officers— at 7 pm. meanwhile 29,000 police officers are being deployed— police officers are being deployed ne— police officers are being deployed to bolster security eveune— deployed to bolster security eeune ene — deployed to bolster security around the kings coronation. the metropol— around the kings coronation. the neneeee pence— around the kings coronation. the metropol police has confirmed the metropol police has confirmed ene seeve— metropol police has confirmed ene seeve en— metropol police has confirmed the scale of the— metropol police has confirmed the scale of the operation is nigger— the scale of the operation is bigger enen— the scale of the operation is bigger than that— the scale of the operation is bigger than that of the queen's nuneven— bigger than that of the queen's nuneven ene— bigger than that of the queen's funeral. the force— bigger than that of the queen's funeral. the force also revealed desens— funeral. the force also revealed more details about— funeral. the force also revealed more details about yesterday's evvesv— more details about yesterday's evvesv ev— more details about yesterday's arrest at buckingham palace last nvenv— arrest at buckingham palace last nvenv .— arrest at buckingham palace last nvenv . a— arrest at buckingham palace last nvgnv . a men— arrest at buckingham palace last night . a man was— arrest at buckingham palace last night . a man was detained after night. a man was detained after sneveun— night. a man was detained after shotgun cartridges were thrown vne — shotgun cartridges were thrown vne eeves— shotgun cartridges were thrown over the gates and there was a eenvveuee— over the gates and there was a controlled explosion after the suseeev— controlled explosion after the suspect asked _ controlled explosion after the suspect asked to— controlled explosion after the suspect asked to speak to a sevevev— suspect asked to speak to a soldier before— suspect asked to speak to a soldier before telling officers his soldier before telling officers nvs neevneev— soldier before telling officers his backpack needed to be nenevee— his backpack needed to be handled correctly . the met's handled correctly. the met's eeeuvv— handled correctly. the met's deputy assistant commissioner, ade— deputy assistant commissioner, aee aeeveven— deputy assistant commissioner, ade adelekan ,_ deputy assistant commissioner, ade adelekan , says the incident ade adelekan, says the incident nenevee— ade adelekan, says the incident was handled swiftly. we got that vneveenv— was handled swiftly. we got that incident under— was handled swiftly. we got that incident under control extremely euvevvv— incident under control extremely euvevvv ,— incident under control extremely euvevvv , se— incident under control extremely euvevvv , se ene— incident under control extremely quickly , so the male was quickly, so the male was eevevnee— quickly, so the male was detained within seconds. c: quickly, so the male was detained within seconds. vz; detained within seconds. he was evvesveu— detained within seconds. he was arrested within _ detained within seconds. he was arrested within within 5—5 minutes. and so under control extremely quickly . we are extremely quickly. we are absolutely we have debriefed

this and we're absolutely confident in our plans. and let me just reassure london that we are tried and tested at this. we're not doing this alone. we have reviewed our plans. and i'm absolutely confident that we will this in manner will deliver this in a manner that safe and secure for that will be safe and secure for everyone that actually comes to london in national news. and ukraine denies it was- ukraine denies it was behind a evene— ukraine denies it was behind a evene evveev— ukraine denies it was behind a drone attack on— ukraine denies it was behind a drone attack on the kremlin last nvenv— drone attack on the kremlin last nvenv .— drone attack on the kremlin last nvenv . a— drone attack on the kremlin last nvgnv . a vveee— drone attack on the kremlin last night . a video appears to show night. a video appears to show nesveenv— night. a video appears to show president putin's— night. a video appears to show president putin's residence being— president putin's residence being nev— president putin's residence being hit late— president putin's residence being hit late last night. nussve— being hit late last night. russia says— being hit late last night. russia says it— being hit late last night. russia says it was an assassination attempt , but the assassination attempt, but the evveev— assassination attempt, but the evveev es— assassination attempt, but the attack was thwarted with electronic _ attack was thwarted with electronic defences disabling the aircraft. _ electronic defences disabling the aircraft. president zevensvvv— the aircraft. president zelenskyy says ukraine had nevnvne— zelenskyy says ukraine had nevnvne ve— zelenskyy says ukraine had nothing to do— zelenskyy says ukraine had nothing to do with it . we don't nothing to do with it. we don't use— nothing to do with it. we don't use evveev— nothing to do with it. we don't just attack puit_ nothing to do with it. we don't just attack puit an or moscow . just attack puit an or moscow. we just attack puit an or moscow. vve vigne— just attack puit an or moscow. vve fight en— just attack puit an or moscow. vve fight en euv— just attack puit an or moscow. we fight on our territory- just attack puit an or moscow. we fight on our territory .- just attack puit an or moscow. we fight on our territory. we are defending our religious cities. we don't have kyiv you know enough weapons for this. that's why we don't use it anywhere . for us, that is the

anywhere. for us, that is the deficit. we can't spend it. and we did not attack putin. we leave it to the tribunal . leave it to the tribunal. vladimir zelenskyy speaking eevnev.— vladimir zelenskyy speaking earlier. well,— vladimir zelenskyy speaking earlier. well, here at home, the nine— earlier. well, here at home, the prime minister— earlier. well, here at home, the prime minister says he's aware tomorrow's local— prime minister says he's aware tomorrow's local elections in england— tomorrow's local elections in vngvene vin— tomorrow's local elections in england will be— tomorrow's local elections in england will be tough for the conservative— england will be tough for the conservative party at pmqs. vevuev— conservative party at pmqs. vevuev en— conservative party at pmqs. earlier on today,— conservative party at pmqs. earlier on today, rishi sunak ene— earlier on today, rishi sunak ene neu— earlier on today, rishi sunak and keir starmer clashed over higher— and keir starmer clashed over higher mortgages and a shortage of higher mortgages and a shortage en nemes— higher mortgages and a shortage en nenes in— higher mortgages and a shortage of homes in their— higher mortgages and a shortage of homes in their final exchange neveve— of homes in their final exchange neveve vevvne — of homes in their final exchange before voting begins tomorrow. ane— before voting begins tomorrow. ane en— before voting begins tomorrow. ane en ene— before voting begins tomorrow. and on the last— before voting begins tomorrow. and on the last day of campaigning, rishi sunak said nes— campaigning, rishi sunak said he's focussed_ campaigning, rishi sunak said he's focussed on— campaigning, rishi sunak said he's focussed on delivering on the he's focussed on delivering on vne neeeve-s— he's focussed on delivering on the people's priorities. both veeeuv— the people's priorities. both veeevvv ene— the people's priorities. both locally and nationally . �*vvv�*vz; locally and nationally. we've euvevs— locally and nationally. we've evvevs seve— locally and nationally. we've always said these— locally and nationally. we've always said these are going to be a tough set of elections for us. we're concentrating on delivering on people's priorities. so a local level that's about lower council tax where conservative areas have council tax, that's on average £80 lower than labour ones , £80 lower than labour ones, crime is lower and we feel more potholes nationally . i'm potholes nationally. i'm focussed on my five priorities. that's halving inflation, growing the economy, reducing

debt , cutting waiting lists growing the economy, reducing debt, cutting waiting lists and stopping the boats. we're going to keep delivering for people. my to keep delivering for people. my priorities are the people's priorities. well, for his part , priorities. well, for his part, sir keir starmer says he accepts labour has make progress labour has to make progress tomorrow. i labour has to make progress tomorrow . i took over the labour tomorrow. i took over the labour party— tomorrow. i took over the labour nenv vvnen— tomorrow. i took over the labour eenv vvnen vve— tomorrow. i took over the labour party when we just— i took over the labour party when we just lost very neevv— party when we just lost very new vn— party when we just lost very badly in 2019— party when we just lost very badly in 2019 with a mission to get badly in 2019 with a mission to gen us— badly in 2019 with a mission to gen us inve— badly in 2019 with a mission to get us into government. " $7027 get us into government. in 2024, we nene— get us into government. in 2024, we made progress year after year and i hope we can make progress in these elections . i have to in these elections. i have to say the baseline for the government is very, very low because they had terrible results years ago, which is results four years ago, which is the cycle of these elections . the cycle of these elections. that was second worst that was their second worst election result in their history. and theresa may had to personally apologise to the candidates afterwards. so they should significant should be making significant gains tomorrow to show that they're going backwards . they're not going backwards. well, updates and, of well, full updates and, of course, results— well, full updates and, of course, results on those local eveenens— course, results on those local elections_ news. elections here on gb news tomorrow . the— elections here on gb news tomorrow . the england elections here on gb news tomorrow. the england and wales cnevev— tomorrow. the england and wales cnevev neeve— tomorrow. the england and wales cricket board is— tomorrow. the england and wales cricket board is recommending vines— cricket board is recommending fines totalling— cricket board is recommending fines totalling £37,000 for vnese— fines totalling £37,000 for those involved _ fines totalling £37,000 for those involved in the yorkshire racism scandal— those involved in the yorkshire racism scandal ,_ those involved in the yorkshire racism scandal, while former cnevev— racism scandal, while former cricket international gary

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expected to sell. for between zeo— expected to sell. for between 280 ene— expected to sell. for between 280 and £550,000. as you're with gb 280 and £550,000. as you're with en nevs— 280 and £550,000. as you're with gb news, britain's— 280 and £550,000. as you're with gb news, britain's news channel. nev— gb news, britain's news channel. nev been— gb news, britain's news channel. nev been ve— gb news, britain's news channel. now back to buckingham palace and now back to buckingham palace ene vevnne— now back to buckingham palace and waiting for— now back to buckingham palace and waiting for us— now back to buckingham palace and waiting for us there, vneneue— and waiting for us there, michelle dewberry . michelle dewberry. vves— michelle dewberry. vves — michelle dewberry. was well, - michelle dewberry. was �*vvv�*vzgl michelle dewberry. - was well, hello, everybody, michelle dewberry. was well, hello, everybody, and welcome to dewbs& co. with me, michelle dewberry. we are live again from our gb news studio outside . buckingham palace outside. buckingham palace coming up tonight. outside. buckingham palace coming up tonight . right. you coming up tonight. right. you all know by now , don't you, the all know by now, don't you, the goings on when it comes to security concerns last night. it's got many people talking about what should security look like at the event surrounding the coronation of course, the pubuc the coronation of course, the public order act that's come into play today. many people criticising that, saying it is basically be the police and all the rest of it taking steps too far. what do you make to all of that? and i want to talk super markets to you tonight. there is so much to get into. we know by now, don't we? food prices are off the scale. there's been

calls for them to be investigated. are they overly inflating prices in order inflating their prices in order to profit? what is going on in terms of some of these barriers that supermarkets are erecting to try make you put your to try and make you put your receipt try and stop receipt through to try and stop shoplifting and what is this? have you seen these massive loyalty discounts that are loyalty card discounts that are going with that going on? do you agree with that or and i to talk or not? and i want to talk climate change you tonight. climate change to you tonight. we talk about it, don't we? we all talk about it, don't we? but guilty of being quite but are we guilty of being quite hypocritical when it comes to actually our lives actually having our lives affected and last but not affected by it? and last but not least, scamming. have you been a victim of it? how do we stop digital fraud ? joining me digital fraud? joining me tonight, right through till 7:00 tonight, right through till 7:00 tonight, kevin craig is a former labour councillor and the ceo of communications company ler. and alongside him, conor tomlinson is a writer and podcast host . is a writer and podcast host. good evening, gentlemen. lovely to have you. i'm very happy indeed that the weather is holding out. we have got the sun. hopefully it will remain holding out. we have got the sun rest)efully it will remain holding out. we have got the sun rest ofully it will remain holding out. we have got the sun rest of the it will remain holding out. we have got the sun rest of the evening.main holding out. we have got the sun rest of the evening. yom the rest of the evening. you know the drill. dodi dewbs& know the drill. dodi on dewbs& co not just about us three. co is not just about us three. it is very much about you guys at home. what's on your mind

tonight? get touch the tonight? get in touch all the usual gb views at gb news usual ways. gb views at gb news .uk is how you can get hold of me. twitter. if that's your thing, you can reach me there at michelle dewberry or at news. michelle dewberry or at gb news. if you're hearing, by the way, lots of beeping and whistling and it because and all the rest of it because you're listening. not watching, you're listening. not watching, you're going you're wondering what's going on. all traffic on. it's all the traffic control. you hear and control. so you might hear and you actually they're you might see actually they're stopping you're stopping the traffic. you're seeing of various seeing the entourages of various different cars passing . i always different cars passing. i always find it quite fascinating when someone quite important passes with a whole of flurry of with a whole kind of flurry of cars surrounding they cars surrounding them. they do seem to not look like very seem to me to not look like very environmentally friendly cars. you will spot quite a few large four by fours. i'll get into the climate stuff later on in the show, but for now, let me ask you this. how strict you you this. how strict do you think security should be around you this. how strict do you thincoronationshould be around you this. how strict do you thincoronation it)uld be around you this. how strict do you thincoronation it was be around you this. how strict do you thincoronation it was allaround you this. how strict do you thincoronation it was all goingi the coronation it was all going on last night, wasn't it? it's actually just after i came off air. it's been quite well documented. now some guide is behind us, actually. apparently it was throwing some kind of shell us into the palace and

then jacob rees—mogg, he was carrying on broadcasting . and carrying on broadcasting. and you might have heard that there was a very loud controlled explosion in lots of people are talking then about security today because you might be aware that the public order act that has come into play today, you've had a situation where anti monarchy campaigners, they've been getting letters pointing out these new powers to them. some lawyers are calling that intimidation . kevin, i'll pick intimidation. kevin, i'll pick up with you on this. what do you make to the whole security .7 do make to the whole security? do you sitting here? i to you feel safe sitting here? i to i mean, the security in ”in; ll g “us? i to i mean, the security in my evene— i mean, the security in my envee vs— i mean, the security in my office is also— i mean, the security in my office is also in- i mean, the security in my office is also in westminster. vneneue— office is also in westminster. michelle and— office is also in westminster. michelle and the— office is also in westminster. michelle and the operation in the michelle and the operation in vne-weeks— michelle and the operation in the -weeks has- michelle and the operation in the weeks has really the last few weeks has really eseevevee. — the last few weeks has really escalated. and— the last few weeks has really escalated. and i— the last few weeks has really escalated. and i feel really reassured-and- escalated. and i feel really reassured and let's not reassured by it. and let's not venues— reassured by it. and let's not vengev, ens— reassured by it. and let's not forget, this coronation is the niggesv— forget, this coronation is the biggest opportunity for evevesvev— biggest opportunity for protester-to- biggest opportunity for protester to make biggest opportunity for- protester-to make their protester groups to make their pene— protester groups to make their eevnv ene— protester groups to make their eevnv ene gee— protester groups to make their eevnv ene gee e— protester groups to make their point and get a global audience . ves— point and get a global audience . yes-v— point and get a global audience .ves-v vnvnv— point and get a global audience . yes. i think there's . yes. and i think there's a neevvnv— . yes. and i think there's a healthy balance- . yes. and i think there's a healthy balance being struck. aevueuv.— healthy balance being struck. amen-ne- healthy balance being struck. actually. no problems actually. i've got no problems unn— actually. i've got no problems vvnn vnese— actually. i've got no problems with these reminding with these letters reminding eeeeve— with these letters reminding. people _framework people of the legal framework wk,— people of the legal framework wen-nene— people of the legal framework work,-hope that- people of the legal framework work, hope that it all work, and i hope that it all gees— work, and i hope that it all gees-veeuv— work, and i hope that it all goes really smoothly. and goes off really smoothly. and v-n — goes off really smoothly. and v-n vuuv— goes off really smoothly. and i'm fully behind— goes off really smoothly. and i'm fully behind what the police and i'm fully behind what the police ene vne— i'm fully behind what the police and the authorities are trying to

and the authorities are trying ve—eeeuv- and the authorities are trying ve—eeeuv vnel and the authorities are trying- to_about the public to do. but what about the public order though? come order act, though? it's come under scrutiny, hasn't it? it's got various different expansions of power here. we'll of power here. so we'll see things broader things like much broader stop and non suspicion and search. so non suspicion stop and search that will be going you're seeing things going on. you're seeing things like locking so—called that like locking on so—called that will now, lots will be criminalised. now, lots of . do you support of other things. do you support those do. yeah, those measures or do. yeah, i mean, think we have to mean, i think we have to remember in our country that the police government police and the government of the day, it's or labour day, whether it's tory or labour led, not doing these led, they're not doing these things for fun and it's thankless because if they if they okay, we'll they get this wrong, okay, we'll never the end of it. okay. never hear the end of it. okay. this is the highest— vzir�*v: e okay. this is the highest profile eeevenen— this is the highest profile operation, public event in, well— operation, public event in, well, literally— operation, public event in, well, literally 70 years. and v-n — well, literally 70 years. and m —n- well, literally 70 years. and| m —n veu well, literally 70 years. and| v-niene—n veu well, literally 70 years. and i'm and work if you well, literally 70 years. and i'm and work around if you well, literally 70 years. and i'm and work around here,i well, literally 70 years. and i'm and work around here, it's live and work around here, it's been— live and work around here, it's been vne— live and work around here, it's been the police— live and work around here, it's been the police are friendly. vne— been the police are friendly. vne seen,— been the police are friendly. the staff, they— been the police are friendly. the staff, they seem to know unev— the staff, they seem to know vnev-eevne. - the staff, they seem to know what-doing. .so. the staff, they seem to knowi what-doing. .so far, what they're doing. so, so far, so what they're doing. so, so far, se-se— what they're doing. so, so far, se-se kevin- what they're doing. so, so far, so -so kevin craig- what they're doing. so, so far, so -so kevin craig is. so good. so kevin craig is happyv happy so good. so kevin craig is happy, happy man tonight. connon happy, happy man tonight. connor, your thoughts? public order. bill considering- 3“ public order. bill considering the loud ene— order. bill considering the loud ene nevsv— order. bill considering the loud and noisy protest— order. bill considering the loud and noisy protest clause, i was vevv— and noisy protest clause, i was vevv suseveveus— and noisy protest clause, i was very suspicious when it was fuse— very suspicious when it was nvsv nene— very suspicious when it was first being drafted and has evenvueuv— first being drafted and has eventually passed my issue is not necessarily— eventually passed my issue is not necessarily with the fact vnev— not necessarily with the fact vnev vnev-ve — not necessarily with the fact that they're going to crack down quive— that they're going to crack down euvve neve— that they're going to crack down euvve neve en— that they're going to crack down quite hard on just— that they're going to crack down

quite hard on just stop oil vvnnenen— quite hard on just stop oil extinction rebellion who have vevusee—vne- refused to rule out the pessvnvuvv— refused to rule out the- possibility—disrupt possibility of trying to disrupt the coronation— possibility of trying to disrupt the coronation itself . if my the coronation itself. if my vssue— the coronation itself. if my issue-after— the coronation itself. if my issue . after that - the coronation itself. if my issue after that , who are the issue is after that, who are the vine— issue is after that, who are the vine ev— issue is after that, who are the kind of protests— issue is after that, who are the kind of protests they're kind of protests that they're going— kind of protests that they're gene-unnee— kind of protests that they're going unilad thoroughly crack going to unilad thoroughly crack eeun— going to unilad thoroughly cracki eevn—vne down on? because we saw on the veeveevn— down on? because we saw on the veeveevvn ene— down on? because we saw on the lockdown and shortly after lockdown and then shortly after the anti—lockdown protesters| were _truncheons, the anti—lockdown protesters were the truncheons, the anti—lockdown protesters were the extinction heons, the anti—lockdown protesters were the extinction rebellion the anti—lockdown protesters were havea extinction rebellion the anti—lockdown protesters were have stillinction rebellion the anti—lockdown protesters were have still beenn rebellion the anti—lockdown protesters were have still been allowed on the anti—lockdown protesters were have still been allowed to types have still been allowed to sit types have still been allowed to see in— types have still been allowed to see vn-veee. — types have still been allowed to sit in-road. and— types have still been allowed to sit in-road. and so- types have still been allowed to sit in road. and so for this sit in the road. and so for this cevenenen— sit in the road. and so for this cevenenen v— sit in the road. and so for this coronation, i wouldn't be sneevee— coronation, i wouldn't be shocked if— coronation, i wouldn't be shocked if we _ coronation, i wouldn't be shocked if we see the highest levels— shocked if we see the highest levels. police _ shocked if we see the highest levels police presence levels of police presence lessene— levels of police presence possible, definitely possible, and i definitely sueeen— possible, and i definitely suppm-but- possible, and i definitely support but afterwards, support that. but afterwards, vene— support that. but afterwards, veeve—vnvnv- support that. but afterwards,i tepid—think about tepid what do you think about ev— tepid what do you think about en vne— tepid what do you think about some of the group saying that vneve— some of the group saying that vneve viv— some of the group saying that there will be— some of the group saying that there will be protesting against there will be protesting against vne nenevenv— there will be protesting against the monarchy during the coronation? _ the monarchy during the coronation? do not coronation? i personally do not think the time or the think it's the time or the place. i accept that they can have right do that, but have a right to do that, but i wish that they would not. i wish they'd just go away. i was going to a little bit less card to say a little bit less card then, wish that they would then, but i wish that they would go away and make their point then, but i wish that they would go aveveryoneiake their point then, but i wish that they would go aveveryone else their point then, but i wish that they would go aveveryone else has' point after everyone else has celebrated their event. do you think to think it should be able to protest? able? yes should they? no. protest? able? yes should they? ne. vnvs— protest? able? yes should they? ne. vnvs vs— protest? able? yes should they? ne. vnvs vs ven— protest? able? yes should they? no. this is very much— , able? yes should they? no. this is very much like when at no. this is very much like when ev-eueen-s— no. this is very much like when at-queen's funeral,- no. this is very much like when at queen's funeral, when it at the queen's funeral, when it eessee— at the queen's funeral, when it pessee vnveuen— at the queen's funeral, when it passed through scotland. one evene— passed through scotland. one bloke decided— passed through scotland. one bloke decided to— passed through scotland. one bloke decided to and bloke decided to shout and the vesv— bloke decided to shout and the. vesv—en

rest of the crowd hauled him off ene— rest of the crowd hauled him off ene neeeev— rest of the crowd hauled him off and nobody was— rest of the crowd hauled him off and nobody was really complaining- and nobody was really complaining that that fella's vveeeen— complaining that that fella's freedom -was- complaining that that fella's freedom was violated freedom of speech was violated neuse— freedom of speech was violated neeeuse—evl because it wasn't the time or vne— because it wasn't the time or vne-else- because it wasn't the time or the-also kind- because it wasn't the time or the-also kind of. the place. it's also kind of ennevee— the place. it's also kind of annoyed-when- the place. it's also kind of annoyed when tom tugendhat annoyed me when tom tugendhat sene— annoyed me when tom tugendhat senv-vevvevs— sent out these letters saying, iusv— sent out these letters saying, iusv ve— sent out these letters saying, just to remind— sent out these letters saying, just to remind you, you can, but you— just to remind you, you can, but veu sneuven-v,— just to remind you, you can, but you shouldn't, because when he vene— you shouldn't, because when he venvlene— you shouldn't, because when he venvlene eve— you shouldn't, because when he went-and did a— you shouldn't, because when he went and did a bbc radio went on and did a bbc radio invevvvev,— went on and did a bbc radio interview,_thel went on and did a bbc radio. interview,_the fact interview, he said, oh, the fact vnev— interview, he said, oh, the fact vnev-vevnne— interview, he said, oh, the fact that-letting these - that we're letting these evevesvs— that we're letting these evevesvs ge — that we're letting these protests go ahead shows us that the protests go ahead shows us thatj vne—eeneeveev the highest values of democracy and the highest values of democracy end—eve- and tolerance in britain are nene— and tolerance in britain are being showed— and tolerance in britain are being showed not really our nvenesv— being showed not really our| nvenesv—n being showed not really our highdemocracy it being showed not really our highdemocracy as it being showed not really our highdemocracy as a it being showed not really our highdemocracy as a highest was democracy as a highest vevue— was democracy as a highest value, we wouldn't have a king in value, we wouldn't have a king vn-eveee. — value, we wouldn't have a king vn-eveee. se- value, we wouldn't have a king in-place. soldon't. in the first place. so i don't eenveuvenv— in the first place. so i don't particularly like— in the first place. so i don't particularly like framing. particularly like the framing. i use— particularly like the framing. i iusv-uve— particularly like the framing. i iusv-nve vne— particularly like the framing. i just-like the idea- particularly like the framing. i just like the idea that just don't like the idea that we're we're supposedly letting vnese— we're we're supposedly letting vnese eeeeve— we're we're supposedly letting these people just the we're we're supposedly letting thetheveople just the we're we're supposedly letting thethe sakee just the we're we're supposedly letting thethe sake of just the we're we're supposedly letting thethe sake of looking the we're we're supposedly letting thethe sake of looking tolerant for the sake of looking tolerant vevnev— for the sake of looking tolerant vevnev vnen— for the sake of looking tolerant rather than saying, we rather than saying, no, we sneuve—euvl rather than saying, no, we- should _our culture should be asserting our culture ene— should be asserting our culture ene eevueuv— should be asserting our culture and actually not— should be asserting our culture and actually not the time and piece.— and actually not the time and hes venee— and actually not the time and place. what-you- and actually not the time and place. what you think? place. what do you think? to cenev-s— place. what do you think? to conor's-which- place. what do you think? to conor's-which i- place. what do you think? toi conor's-which i actually conor's point, which i actually think one in terms of think is a good one in terms of a potential overreach and all the it, after this boozy the rest of it, after this boozy coronation what coronation has gone? yeah. what then? think it's a non point. then? i think it's a non point. i don't know what the reference is i don't know what the reference vs-veeveevn— i don't know what the reference is lockdown protesters is to the lockdown protesters gevnne— is to the lockdown protestersi gevnne—eevens getting beaten up with batons and getting beaten up with batons. and—extinction and truncheons while extinction neeeuven— and truncheons while extinction rebellion allowed to do and truncheons while extinction rebeithey allowed to do and truncheons while extinction rebeithey got allowed to do and truncheons while extinction rebeithey got to llowed to do and truncheons while extinction rebeithey got to do i/ed to do and truncheons while extinction rebeithey got to do and:o do and truncheons while extinction rebeithey got to do and also what they got to do and also unev— what they got to do and also enev-eev— what they got to do and also enev-eev ve- what they got to do and also what-got to do. - what they got to do and also what got to do. well, what they've got to do. well, unev— what they've got to do. well, vnev .— what they've got to do. well, vnev v een-v— what they've got to do. well, what i don't let's— what they've got to do. well, what i don't let's go back to

veuv— what i don't let's go back to veuv penn— what i don't let's go back to veuv eevnv. n0,— what i don't let's go back to your point. no, no, no. j c your point. no, no, no. don't evene— your point. no, no, no. don't eveue vneve. — your point. no, no, no. don't evade there. come on. what do you you you mean? are you are you finish. let me finish. right. so you— finish. let me finish. right. so veu sen,— finish. let me finish. right. so veu seve, veu,— finish. let me finish. right. so you said, well, i'm— finish. let me finish. right. so you said, well, i'm a- �*" " let me finish. right. so you said, well, i'm a bit vvevnee— you said, well, i'm a bit worried afterwards because you knew,— worried afterwards because you know,-seen that- worried afterwards because you know, seen that the know, we've seen that the vvnnenen— know, we've seen that the extinction rebellion protesters vveevee— extinction rebellion protesters were treated with kid gloves vvnisv— were treated with kid gloves vnisv vne— were treated with kid gloves whilst the lockdown protest. nvevesvevs— whilst the lockdown protest. protesters were _ whilst the lockdown protest. protesters were beaten up with sevens.— protesters were beaten up with eevens. ane— protesters were beaten up with batons. and asking you, what batons. and i'm asking you, what are batons. and i'm asking you, what eve-evenne— batons. and i'm asking you, what are-referring-what- are you referring to and what are you referring to and what are-talking— are you referring to and what are talking about? oh are you talking about? oh actually— are you talking about? oh actually, -they i are you talking about? oh actually, they went are you talking about? oh- actually,-they went in actually, so when they went in ene— actually, so when they went in end-up— actually, so when they went in ene-ue-evevesv- actually, so when they went in and up protest, there and broke up the protest, there wasiremember_ and broke up the protest, there was remember specifically was i remember specifically neuse— was i remember specifically. because—muslim because of there was a muslim pence— because of there was a muslim pence-enev— police officer that was disciplined— police officer that was disciplined because she said sene—vnnesl disciplined because she said some _things on| disciplined because she said. some _things on her some rather racist things on her seeiev— some rather racist things on her seen-nus— some rather racist things on her social-but-went. some rather racist things on her social-but-went ini social media. but she went in and actually people because and actually hit people because they were were up they were they were gathered up in terms of the extinction rebellion. protesters and they're kid gloves they're treated with kid gloves when have been when insulate britain have been allowed road allowed to sit in the road before and just stop oil all allowed to sit in the road beforegroups st stop oil all allowed to sit in the road beforegroups thatop oil all allowed to sit in the road beforegroups that are )il all allowed to sit in the road beforegroups that are all all these groups that are all connected, cause a car connected, they did cause a car pile up and someone was killed in i'm saying in the collision. so i'm saying one is clearly very dangerous, but the police are than but the police are more than willing are you willing to say, oh, are you comfortable? and do you want a blanket? are you suggesting then on blanket? are you suggesting then en-veuv— blanket? are you suggesting then en-veuv-neuee- on public telly that the police are on public telly that the police nesee— on public telly that the police are biased in— on public telly that the police are biased in favour and vveenne— are biased in favour and treating more- are biased in favour and treating more sympathetically vvnnenen— extinction rebellion protesters

vis a vis anti—lockdown evevesvevs— vis a vis anti—lockdown protesters the protesters yes, having seen the vieee—ne- protesters yes, having seen the vieee—ne veul protesters yes, having seen the. video _do you not video footage right. do you not do video footage right. do you not see veu— video footage right. do you not do you think there's any do you have any sympathy with that perspective? from perspective? if it's not from a police of things and police side of things and perhaps of perhaps from a media side of things? because you do see it. i remember i think it was extinction rebellion, but it was certainly climate group certainly a climate group in and around circus. those guys around oxford circus. those guys pretty closed it down. pretty much closed it down. was erecting it like massive erecting was it like a massive births whatever it was these births or whatever it was these huge were huge structures and they were having like the party of their lives. had all these lives. they had all of these band bands drums and dancing band bands and drums and dancing around. whereas when people around. and whereas when people went protest things like went out to protest things like vaccine all vaccine mandates and all the rest way that those rest of it, the way that those two groups do get regarded and respected and treated quite respected and treated is quite different. mean, can't find different. i mean, i can't find the words to disagree with that more profoundly . would you more profoundly. would you disagree— more profoundly. would you disagree with.— more profoundly. would you disagree with. well,- more profoundly. would you disagree with. well, i- : would you disagree with. well, i disagree unn— disagree with. well, i disagree vvnn veuv— disagree with. well, i disagree with your suggestion. both of you,— with your suggestion. both of veu enev— with your suggestion. both of youv vnev vne— with your suggestion. both of you, that the police are some way— you, that the police are some way-government- you, that the police are some way government of the day way or the government of the day in-vev— way or the government of the day in-vvev vveevs— way or the government of the day in -way treats more- in some way treats more neveuvenvv— in some way treats more favourably extinction rebellion evevesvevs— favourably extinction rebellion protesters because time now favourably extinction rebellion protpolice because time now favourably extinction rebellion protpolice becalgot time now favourably extinction rebellion protpolice becalgot quite me now the police have got quite neveneu— the police have got quite hardball-it- the police have got quite hardball it and i the police have got quite- hardball-it andll can hardball about it and if i can use— hardball about it and if i can use nnisn— hardball about it and if i can just finish,-know,- hardball about it and if i can just finish, know, the now just finish, you know, the now you— just finish, you know, the now veu know, — just finish, you know, the now veu know, us— just finish, you know, the now you know, it's got— just finish, you know, the now you know, it's got a lot more svneenv— you know, it's got a lot more strident over— you know, it's got a lot more strident over time because i, i

veveuv— strident over time because i, i totally disagree. _ strident over time because i, i totally disagree. but i broadened— totally disagree. but i broadened it out from just the pence.— broadened it out from just the nenee. — broadened it out from just the eevvee. anu— broadened it out from just the eevvee. ann v— broadened it out from just the police. and i said,- broadened it out from just the police. and i said, if- broadened it out from just the police. ' v: v: �*" broadened it out from just the police. v: v: co" e police. and i said, if you don't agree with the police, do you think that for example, the media perhaps treats those two groups because, groups differently? no, because, i on this i mean, sometimes on this enennev— i mean, sometimes on this enennev-e— i mean, sometimes on this channel-a bit- i mean, sometimes on this channel a bit like channel it's a bit like supporfing- channel it's a bit like supporting millwall is the vibes you supporting millwall is the vibes veu-en— supporting millwall is the vibes veu-en enev— supporting millwall is the vibes you off that nobody you all give off that nobody likes— you all give off that nobody eves-vve— you all give off that nobody likes-we don't- you all give off that nobody likes we don't care. and you likes us. we don't care. and you knew,— likes us. we don't care. and you know, eveenevv— likes us. we don't care. and you know, everyone-is- likes us. we don't care. and you know, everyone is unfairly know, everyone else is unfairly eveevseesee— know, everyone else is unfairly predisposed—an- predisposed to support an vvnnenen— extinction rebellion there was a lot extinction rebellion there was a vee—eevess- lot of coverage across mainstream - lot of coverage across- mainstream -rightfully mainstream media, rightfully saying— mainstream media, rightfully- saying—extinction saying how dare these extinction veenevuen— saying how dare these extinction nenevnen guys— saying how dare these extinction rebellion guys disrupt ambulances- rebellion guys disrupt ambulances and get in the way of nevvnev— ambulances and get in the way of nevvnev vvevnne— ambulances and get in the way of normal working class people vying— normal working class people vvvvng ve— normal working class people vvvvng ve eevn— normal working class people trying to earn a— normal working class people trying to earn a living? right. veu.— trying to earn a living? right. vveulvev— trying to earn a living? right. well,lfew things. _ trying to earn a living? right. well,lfew things. i- trying to earn a living? right. well,lfew things. i want- trying to earn a living? right. well, a few things. i want to come that. so firstly, come back to that. so firstly, there's voice on there's not a common voice on there's not a common voice on the there's all the channel. there's all different perspectives. so you're here very you're sitting here with a very different perspective from perhaps conor, from perhaps perhaps from conor, from perhaps me. so i don't feel like we've got this united. we're millwall. no care. got this united. we're millwall. i\don't care. got this united. we're millwall. i\don't that care. got this united. we're millwall. i\don't that sentimentire. got this united. we're millwall. i\don't that sentiment at i don't share that sentiment at all. that's right. and i'll leave it to you guys at home. you can third voice at you can be the third voice at the panel voice in this the third panel voice in this conversation. and do you think there's what you're there's any truth in what you're heanng there's any truth in what you're hearing when you see some of the climate and all the

climate protesters and all the rest seem rest of it? they do seem basically to able to pretty basically to be able to pretty much do they be able much do what they want, be able to cause maximum disruption. but when example, or when you do see, for example, or you some of the protests you did see some of the protests around things like, you know, covid and covid vaccine mandates and things i certainly things like that, i certainly feel would as well feel conor would say as well that a little bit of that there is a little bit of a difference between the way it's reported, perhaps even policed. what think that? do what do you think to that? do you that's fair .7 the anti you think that's fair? the anti monarchy protesters, do you think that actually that is the time and the place you've got this coronation all eyes are on it. do you think that's a fair time and place to get involved? no.and time and place to get involved? no. and also because, you know, polling— no. and also because, you know, polling eveenv— no. and also because, you know, polling clearly shows a majority of polling clearly shows a majority ev-eve— polling clearly shows a majority ev-eve i.— polling clearly shows a majority of-are in favour— polling clearly shows a majority of are in favour the of brits are in favour of the nenevenv— of brits are in favour of the monarchy-and. of brits are in favour of the monarchy-and is monarchy currently. and there is eeneeveev— monarchy currently. and there is democracy because if there was a vene— democracy because if there was a veve i.— democracy because if there was a veve i. eu— democracy because if there was a vote in our houses— democracy because if there was a vote in our houses of parliament,- vote in our houses of parliament, you know , the parliament, you know, the nenevenv— parliament, you know, the monarchy could be abolished. veene— monarchy could be abolished. veene-is— monarchy could be abolished. right is democratic to go right so it is democratic to go beek— right so it is democratic to go eeev en— right so it is democratic to go eeev en en— right so it is democratic to go back on an earlier— right so it is democratic to go back on an earlier point. it is it back on an earlier point. it is n is— back on an earlier point. it is n is vne— back on an earlier point. it is it is the currently— back on an earlier point. it is it is the currently the settled viv— it is the currently the settled vii-eeene. - it is the currently the settled will - people. and - it is the currently the settled will people. and no, it's will of the people. and no, it's nev— will of the people. and no, it's nev e— will of the people. and no, it's nev e vee— will of the people. and no, it's nev e en en— will of the people. and no, it's not a lot of people— will of the people. and no, it's not a lot of people are looking venveve— not a lot of people are looking forward-ceremony.- not a lot of people are looking forward ceremony. a lot forward to this ceremony. a lot of forward to this ceremony. a lot ev-eenevenen- forward to this ceremony. a lot of-generation, you. of the older generation, you knew,— of the older generation, you know, enev— of the older generation, you know, they fought risked know, they fought and risked enev— know, they fought and risked enev-nev— know, they fought and risked their-for-and- their lives for queen and eeunvvv—

their lives for queen and eeunvvv-nne- their lives for queen and country king and country. country and king and country. cnevves-s—is- country and king and country. charles's_is not| country and king and country. chatime _is not| country and king and country. chatime or_is not| country and king and country. chatime or the is not country and king and country. chatime or the place is not country and king and country. chatime or the place . is not country and king and country. chatime or the place . make your the time or the place. make your neve— the time or the place. make your neve veuv— the time or the place. make your make your points,— the time or the place. make your make your points, but don't it's sevnsn— make your points, but don't it's sevnsn ene— make your points, but don't it's selfish and it's— make your points, but don't it's selfish and it's not— make your points, but don't it's selfish and it's not fair to disrupt-— selfish and it's not fair to disrupt. you've- selfish and it's not fair to disrupt. you've been you've seen it disrupt. you've been you've seen nivveev.— disrupt. you've been you've seen it.week. there's— disrupt. you've been you've seen it.week. there's a— disrupt. you've been you've seen it week. there's a lot of it all week. there's a lot of happy— it all week. there's a lot of happy pebble— it all week. there's a lot of happy people looking forward to ens.— happy people looking forward to ens—ins- this. and i don't think it's nenv. — this. and i don't think it's ngnv. vnev— this. and i don't think it's right. they should spoil it. ave— right. they should spoil it. ave-nevus— right. they should spoil it. are-looking forward- right. they should spoil it. are-looking forward to. right. they should spoil it. | are-looking forward to it right. they should spoil it. i are-looking forward to it at are you looking forward to it at home? are you actually doing anything because of anything because one of the things recently things that struck me recently over last few days, i've over the last few days, i've seen a few different seen quite a few different official that been official events that have been set up have been cancelled set up that have been cancelled due lack of public interest, due to lack of public interest, that not been sell that have not been able to sell enough whatever. and enough tickets or whatever. and so well and good so it's all well and good sitting in london where sitting here in london where there is this vibe. i'll be spending coronation saturday actually hull, don't actually in hull, and i don't really doing really think i will be doing much. wonder is there much much. so i wonder is there much of a disconnect between how much you get into things here versus out the rest of the out and about in the rest of the country? family doing country? my family are doing bits to come back and bits and pieces to come back and connect that actually to a point you about democracy. the you made about democracy. the thing i would worry about- the thing i would worry about is, okay— thing i would worry about is, ekev—eessl thing i would worry about is,- ekev—eess okay, even if the vote pass now, vneve— okay, even if the vote pass now, vneve-vne— okay, even if the vote pass now, where the generation where we've got the generation vnev— where we've got the generation vnev veuenv— where we've got the generation that fought for— where we've got the generation that fought for revere that fought for and revere enven— that fought for and revere envein-e- that fought for and revere britain,-4-ofl that fought for and revere. britain,-4-of my britain, about 4 in 10 of my genevenen— britain, about 4 in 10 of my generation think the generation don't think the

nenevenv— generation don't think the monarchy worth anything. and monarchy is worth anything. and so monarchy is worth anything. and se enev-ve— monarchy is worth anything. and se enev-ve vneve— monarchy is worth anything. and so they're more than happy to veen— so they're more than happy to veu—vne- tear asunder all of the traditions— tear asunder all of the traditions plenty of traditions that plenty of generations— traditions that plenty of generations came before. so you nev—e- generations came before. so you nev—e fewl kick that down the road a few veevs— kick that down the road a few years-might- kick that down the road a few years might make the years and they might make the evene— years and they might make the vvveng eneiee— years and they might make the wrong choice and— years and they might make the wrong choice and disrespect the insnvunen— wrong choice and disrespect the institution, which _ wrong choice and disrespect the institution, which matter institution, which no matter how veuv— institution, which no matter how veu—vne- your misgivings about the eunenv— your misgivings about the current-this- your misgivings about the current-this is. your misgivings about the current this is a your misgivings about the- current-this is a long current king are, this is a long veeesvvv— current king are, this is a long veeesvvv ev— current king are, this is a long tapestry of history that connects-the - tapestry of history that connects the past and tapestry of history that- connects-the past and we connects us to the past and we sneuve— connects us to the past and we should-grateful— connects us to the past and we should.grateful.so- should be grateful for so i een-v— should be grateful for so i een-v nee— should be grateful for so i don't like the _ should be grateful for so i don't like the idea just don't like the idea of just evening— don't like the idea of just eventneles— don't like the idea of just framing as monarchy is don't like the idea of just- framinglas-monarchy is in framing it as the monarchy is in keeping— framing it as the monarchy is in keeping democracy, because framing it as the monarchy is in ke people democracy, because framing it as the monarchy is in ke people maketmocracy, because framing it as the monarchy is in ke people make the :racy, because framing it as the monarchy is in ke people make the wrongvecause framing it as the monarchy is in ke people make the wrong choice if people make the wrong choice and if people make the wrong choice ene eev— if people make the wrong choice ene eev ne— if people make the wrong choice ene eev ne ef— if people make the wrong choice and got rid of the— if people make the wrong choice and got rid of the king, then vee— and got rid of the king, then vee-e— and got rid of the king, then ve-e-e-et- and got rid of the king, then ve-e-e-et e- and got rid of the king, then we'd-a-of a lot.- and got rid of the king, then we'd a of a lot. is we'd lose a hell of a lot. is vnev— we'd lose a hell of a lot. is vnev vetve — we'd lose a hell of a lot. is that fair? well,- we'd lose a hell of a lot. is that fair? well, it's- we'd lose a hell of a lot. is that fair? will e l that fair? well, it's literally fair. but the great- that fair? will e l ” but the great thing is fair. but the great thing is eeeuv— fair. but the great thing is about britain— fair. but the great thing is about britain is— ” but the great thing is about britain is that we are a eeneeveev.— about britain is that we are a democracy. and— about britain is that we are a democracy. and so especially in vneevne— democracy. and so especially in modern generation modern times, every generation has modern times, every generation nes—ve— modern times, every generation nes—ve vevn - modern times, every generation has—to form its- modern times, every generation has to form its own has got a right to form its own eetntens— has got a right to form its own eevnvens ene— has got a right to form its own opinions. one of— has got a right to form its own opinions. one of the things i vntnv— opinions. one of the things i vntnv ene— opinions. one of the things i vntnv end by— opinions. one of the things i think and by the— opinions. one of the things i think and by the i think think and by the way, i think veu-ve— think and by the way, i think you're absolutely right, minette,— michelle, there's different levels— michelle, there's different levels of enthusiasm around the eeunvvv.— levels of enthusiasm around the country. _ sentence,| country. then on that sentence, you— country. then on that sentence, veu ee— country. then on that sentence, you are absolutely— country. then on that sentence, you are absolutely right. around the you are absolutely right. around vne-vneve-s— the country, there's not unvevsev— the country, there's not universal this. universal excitement about this. ane— universal excitement about this. and—neve- universal excitement about this. and—neve e- universal excitement about this. and—have a look| and you're right to have a look at and you're right to have a look ev—en— and you're right to have a look ev—en tn— and you're right to have a look. at_on in-around at what's going on in the around the at what's going on in the around vne—vneve- the country. but what's interesting _ the country. but what's interesting about is as interesting about charles is as vine,— interesting about charles is as kingv ne— interesting about charles is as kingv ne vnevs— interesting about charles is as king, he knows that he he reigns by eensenv— king, he knows that he he reigns by consent. and— king, he knows that he he reigns by consent. and so— king, he knows that he he reigns by consent. and so you're eevueuv— by consent. and so you're actually _therei by consent. and so you'rei actually _there is actually right that there is a lot actually right that there is a let et— actually right that there is a lot of influencing winning lot of influencing and winning

of lot of influencing and winning ev-ene— lot of influencing and winning of-and minds- lot of influencing and winning of-and minds to- lot of influencing and winning of and minds to done of hearts and minds to be done unn— of hearts and minds to be done with-generation. - of hearts and minds to be done with generation. ' v: with connor's generation. and i enve— with connor's generation. and i think-net— with connor's generation. and i think-not want- with connor's generation. and i think-not want to - with connor's generation. and i think not want to be think i would not want to be a member of the royal family, though, for love nor money. there's much criticism there's so much criticism levelled the levelled at them about the privilege wealth and all privilege and the wealth and all the it. yes, you the rest of it. and yes, you know what? yes, they might have some privilege and yes, they might have some and all some privilege and yes, they migrestave some and all some privilege and yes, they migrest of! some and all some privilege and yes, they migrest of it,yme and all some privilege and yes, they migrest of it, but and all some privilege and yes, they migrest of it, but no and all some privilege and yes, they migrest of it, but no privacyi all the rest of it, but no privacy whatsoever. you are literally arnie bred into life arnie bred into a life of service and it would just not be arnie bred into a life of serme. and it would just not be arnie bred into a life of serme. ind it would just not be arnie bred into a life of serme. i would ould just not be arnie bred into a life of serme. i would wantjust not be arnie bred into a life of serme. i would want tot not be arnie bred into a life of serme. i would want to be )t be arnie bred into a life of serme. i would want to be able for me. i would want to be able to off when felt like to switch off when i felt like it switch on when i didn't feel like it. it's not for me, mick says. nobody in the north gives a bleep. i shall use the word bleep at mick because tea bleep at mick because it is tea time. says no one in time. but mick says no one in the gives a bleep about the north gives a bleep about all of this bleep at the weekend. can you get the real weekend. can you get in the real world? we do not care. there you go. well are you in north? go. well are you in the north? do you think to do you care what you think to what mick has to say? someone else you live in else says if you live in a democracy, you have to take the rough the smooth, with lots rough with the smooth, with lots of divided opinions on this. are you supporter of monarchy? you a supporter of the monarchy? and by and if you're questioning, by the we're here in the the way, why we're here in the run up to the coronation, i've

got reading news, got to say, reading the news, discussing the news as we do, there so much depressive, there is so much depressive, negative and negative news, actually. and i personally loving personally am absolutely loving the in and around the atmosphere in and around buckingham moment the atmosphere in and around buckinintm moment the atmosphere in and around buckinint is moment the atmosphere in and around buckinint is jovial, moment the atmosphere in and around buckinint is jovial, positiveioment because it is jovial, positive and upbeat and anything actually we can do to create those feelings among us. i celebrate. i will take a quick break right now. when i come back, i will have a lot more of your feedback on topic. but i also on that last topic. but i also want talk supermarkets to want to talk supermarkets to you, so i do so much to get into the inflation of the the inflation prices of the food. that justified is it food. is that justified or is it all bit of greed? all a little bit of greed? should there be investigated? what do you think about the barriers getting barriers stopping people getting out and also, out without receipts? and also, have noticed the whole have you noticed the whole kind of the of loyalty card thing, the massive discounts that are on of loyalty card thing, the massatv discounts that are on of loyalty card thing, the mass at the counts that are on of loyalty card thing, the massat the moment?t are on of loyalty card thing, the massat the moment? doe on of loyalty card thing, the mass at the moment? do yom offer at the moment? do you agree with that or not? see you

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put your name about there, mick. who's this- one?-put your name on one? you don't put your name on it, one? you don't put your name on alen— one? you don't put your name on tvlen vvnvev— one? you don't put your name on it,-on twitter-say- it, but on twitter you say veu-ve— it, but on twitter you say veu-ve tn— it, but on twitter you say you're in north, you're you're in the north, you're going— you're in the north, you're going ve— you're in the north, you're going to london tomorrow to be on going to london tomorrow to be en-nev. — going to london tomorrow to be en-nev. .veu— going to london tomorrow to be on-mal.-you sent- going to london tomorrow to be on mal. you sent me on the mal. and you sent me a etevuve— on the mal. and you sent me a evevuvelveuv— on the mal. and you sent me a picture .your-you,- on the mal. and you sent me a picture your you, sir. picture of your house. you, sir. ane— picture of your house. you, sir. ane nev— picture of your house. you, sir. and not messing— picture of your house. you, sir. and not messing around. he's got a and not messing around. he's got e-fleeeeve— and not messing around. he's got e-fleeeeve-vtvn- and not messing around. he's got a-flagpole-with his- a big flagpole there with his flag-— a big flagpole there with his nee-eev— a big flagpole there with his nee-eevief- a big flagpole there with his flag.-got.of his- flag. he's got all of his tuning— flag. he's got all of his bunting-his- flag. he's got all of his bunting his front flag. he's got all of his- bunting _his front wall. bunting tied to his front wall. i bunting tied to his front wall. v uve— bunting tied to his front wall. v like in— bunting tied to his front wall. i like it. samantha says i'm nen— i like it. samantha says i'm nen vne— i like it. samantha says i'm from the north—east yorkshire. eveev— from the north—east yorkshire. eveev eveee— from the north—east yorkshire. eveev eveee .— from the north—east yorkshire. great place . i'm— from the north—east yorkshire. great place . i'm looking forward great place. i'm looking forward to great place. i'm looking forward ve veventne— great place. i'm looking forward to watching the— great place. i'm looking forward to watching the coronation with my nevnev— to watching the coronation with my nevnev tn— to watching the coronation with my mother in law— to watching the coronation with my mother in law on saturday. vee-ve— my mother in law on saturday. vve-ve eev— my mother in law on saturday. vve-ve eev e— my mother in law on saturday. vve-ve eev e nve— my mother in law on saturday. we've got a big family barbecue, she we've got a big family barbecue, sne sevs. — we've got a big family barbecue, sne sevs. se— we've got a big family barbecue, she says. so many— we've got a big family barbecue, she says. so many people from the she says. so many people from vne menn— she says. so many people from vne nenn ee— she says. so many people from the north are not— she says. so many people from the north are not having any of vnev— the north are not having any of nen—ves— the north are not having any of that._was saying- the north are not having any of that._was saying ,. that. what mick was saying, veu-ve— that. what mick was saying, veu-ve sevvne— that. what mick was saying, you're saying says mick in you're saying tony says mick in the you're saying tony says mick in vne menn— you're saying tony says mick in vne nenn ts— you're saying tony says mick in the north is plain— you're saying tony says mick in the north is plain ignorant. nvenvv— the north is plain ignorant. nvenvv ef— the north is plain ignorant. plenty of people in north—east are plenty of people in north—east

eve-vevveve— plenty of people in north—east are-forward to- plenty of people in north—east are-forward to the- are looking forward to the weekend— are looking forward to the weekend because unlike mick, he sevs— weekend because unlike mick, he sevs-veense— weekend because unlike mick, he says-realise how— weekend because unlike mick, he says realise how lucky they says they realise how lucky they are says they realise how lucky they eve-neve— says they realise how lucky they evelneve vne— says they realise how lucky they are-have the king. _ says they realise how lucky they are have the king. will you are to have the king. will you all are to have the king. will you eve—veue- are to have the king. will you. all—your allegiance all be pledging your allegiance to the— all be pledging your allegiance to the king?— all be pledging your allegiance to the king? will— all be pledging your allegiance to the king? will you be sitting at home— to the king? will you be sitting at home reading— to the king? will you be sitting at home reading out the words? oh, at home reading out the words? 0h, wen,— at home reading out the words? oh, well,iwould_ at home reading out the words? oh, well,iwould.if- at home reading out the words? oh, well, would if my job oh, well, i would do if my job of elected— oh, well, i would do if my job of elected office _ oh, well, i would do if my job of elected office it. of elected office needed it. i might— of elected office needed it. i might-necessarily- of elected office needed it. i might- necessarily at- of elected office needed it. i might necessarily at the might not necessarily at the moment, i've got no problem moment, but i've got no problem with principle. will you with it in principle. will you be sitting at— with it in principle. will you be sitting at home- c " t will you be sitting at home pledging your allegiance— be sitting at home pledging your euegienee ee— be sitting at home pledging your allegiance to the— be sitting at home pledging your allegiance to the king? do allegiance to the king? i'll do it i allegiance to the king? i'll do n—u havel allegiance to the king? i'll do. n—u have m, it to the institution. i have my reservations about charles and who he politically cosies up to, but no way, well, but oh sure, no way, i well, why? i'm not a big fan of the world forum in un. so world economic forum in un. so has to be it seems to be buddy buddy's not not i think i think he hopefully it around he can hopefully turn it around while there but still while he's there but still holding out for william little holding out for william a little bit. well, i think i'm a little bit. well, i think i'm a little bit outnumbered here then, bit outnumbered on here then, because to confess, i because i've got to confess, i won't be sitting at home repeating mantra, mantra to repeating a mantra, a mantra to my will you, at home? my telly. will you, at home? veu-e— my telly. will you, at home? veu-re—juee- my telly. will you, at home? you're—just said| you're nodding. you just said you— you're nodding. you just said you-be— you're nodding. you just said you-be-it-l you wouldn't be doing it. no, i see,— you wouldn't be doing it. no, i see, vve— you wouldn't be doing it. no, i see, we get— you wouldn't be doing it. no, i said, i've got no— you wouldn't be doing it. no, i said, i've got no problem. i might.— said, i've got no problem. i might. i— said, i've got no problem. i might. l might— said, i've got no problem. i might. i might not.- said, i've got no problem. i might. i might not. on the day it feels a little bit funny, like doing at home, you know, like doing it at home, you know, i commit, but i've got in

principle to the principle committing to the institution, know, institution, you know, and i'm more michel, by the more worried, michel, by the fact that bad thing that fact that it's a bad thing that our king would support the united connor says, united nations as connor says, a force good in the world. force for good in the world. are you not familiar with the un ams— are you not familiar with the un ales principles— are you not familiar with the un aids principles that just come eute— aids principles that just come out?-principles- aids principles that just come out? principles march out? 21 aids principles in march thee— out? 21 aids principles in march thee-ee— out? 21 aids principles in march that-it should- out? 21 aids principles in march that-it should be- that says that it should be capable— that says that it should be capable fea— that says that it should be capable for children to consent to capable for children to consent lea-lee— capable for children to consent le-aee drugs?- capable for children to consent to-use drugs?.l- capable for children to consent. to-use drugs?.| don't to sex and use drugs? so i don't allel— to sex and use drugs? so i don't leek-a— to sex and use drugs? so i don't leek-a farce— to sex and use drugs? so i don't think-a force for- think they're a force for good in think they're a force for good lea—newe- think they're a force for good in _they're doing i think they're a force for good- in _they're doing some in the world. they're doing some very—allege- in the world. they're doing some very—allege al- in the world. they're doing some very—things at the. very questionable things at the memem. — very questionable things at the moment. well,— very questionable things at the moment. valli“ slim; very questionable things at the moment. valli; f::”l: very questionable things at the moment. valli; fl:”l: lg: moment. well, there you go. you've just suggested a debate for i make for another day. so i will make a self and we can get a note to self and we can get into that perhaps another day. but tonight, i to talk but for tonight, i want to talk to you about an issue i to you about an issue that i think affect all, and think will affect you all, and that supermarkets. what on that is supermarkets. what on earth is going there's been earth is going on? there's been calls to be calls for them to be investigated basically about food comes from food inflation. this comes from the of the dems, ed the leader of the lib dems, ed davey. wants the competition davey. he wants the competition and be and markets authority to be looking them well. looking into them also as well. i can't help but notice there is so division the moment so much division at the moment between cost on the shelf between the cost on the shelf and the cost. if you've got and then the cost. if you've got and then the cost. if you've got a loyalty card, those those discounts quite deep discounts really are quite deep at and also another at the moment. and also another thing my when

thing that's caught my eye when it comes to supermarkets are the barriers places now, barriers in so many places now, you can't get out unless you're scanning your receipts apparently and top apparently to try and get on top of shoplifting, pick whichever of shoplifting, pick whichever of what of those angles you like. what do to it all? connor do you make to it all? connor i'm kind of i definitely- zl: c 37 connor i'm kind of i definitely accept the i'm kind of i definitely accept lee-mal— i'm kind of i definitely accept the .that the _ i'm kind of i definitely accept the that the loyalty card the fact that the loyalty card eeemem— the fact that the loyalty card scheme-be — the fact that the loyalty card scheme - be an - the fact that the loyalty card scheme-be an for scheme might be an avenue for ame— scheme might be an avenue for price—worry- scheme might be an avenue for price _worry abouti price gouging. my worry about all-ame— price gouging. my worry about alllmle le— price gouging. my worry about all-this is this— price gouging. my worry about all this is this another all of this is this is another palmeal— all of this is this is another political distraction like we've eem-l— political distraction like we've seen-i'm sure you. political distraction like we've seen i'm sure you might seen with and i'm sure you might agree—ame— seen with and i'm sure you might agree—this, with- seen with and i'm sure you might agree _this, with the. agree with me on this, with the debates— agree with me on this, with the debates between _ agree with me on this, with the debates between public sector mam-me— debates between public sector unions the government, and unions and the government, and mem— unions and the government, and amen-around- unions and the government, and then-around and- unions and the government, and then around and say then then turn around and say ama— then then turn around and say anal—me- then then turn around and say aml—melemi and especially in the us with ellem— and especially in the us with ellem-eayma- and especially in the us with biden-saying all- and especially in the us with biden saying all these biden as well, saying all these eamamplee— biden as well, saying all these companies-price- biden as well, saying all these companies price gouging, companies are price gouging, evemmmg— companies are price gouging, everything energy food, companies are price gouging, everthey've energy food, companies are price gouging, everthey've got energy food, companies are price gouging, everthey've got to |ergy food, companies are price gouging, everthey've got to bring food, companies are price gouging, everthey've got to bring down i, and they've got to bring down mem— and they've got to bring down their-there's- and they've got to bring down their there's absolutely their prices. there's absolutely no_discussion- their prices. there's absolutely no_discussion at. no room in this discussion at me— no room in this discussion at lee-le— no room in this discussion at ale-la say,- no room in this discussion at the-to say, hang. no room in this discussion at the to say, hang on the moment to say, hang on a meme,— the moment to say, hang on a meme, mm— the moment to say, hang on a meme, mm le— the moment to say, hang on a minute, why is inflation going up la— minute, why is inflation going up to al— minute, why is inflation going up la a least— minute, why is inflation going up to at least 15% when you're mel— up to at least 15% when you're lam-me— up to at least 15% when you're lam-me lem— up to at least 15% when you're just-it's ten? what- up to at least 15% when you're just it's ten? what was just saying it's ten? what was the just saying it's ten? what was lee-mal— just saying it's ten? what was lee-mal-ll- just saying it's ten? what was the _that-it sol the policies that meant it so mal— the policies that meant it so that all— the policies that meant it so that all these— the policies that meant it so that all these prices going that all these prices are going up?— that all these prices are going ape—me— that all these prices are going ape—me fam- that all these prices are going up? _the fact that. that all these prices are goingi up? _the fact that in up? could it be the fact that in the lam— up? could it be the fact that in the last three _ up? could it be the fact that in the last three years alone, 33% of the last three years alone, 33% efilellam— the last three years alone, 33% of. dollars that _ the last three years alone, 33% of dollars that have of all dollars that have ever exlelel— of all dollars that have ever| exlelel—ll of all dollars that have ever- existed _ it the existed were created? was it the pellelee— existed were created? was it the pellelee-all— existed were created? was it the pellelee-all ef— existed were created? was it the policies-all of the- policies that all of the governments- policies that all of the governments the governments around the world leellel— governments around the world leaded-ame— governments around the world decided-once-all. governments around the world decided once all of decided all at once and all of me— decided all at once and all of me lames— decided all at once and all of me pamee m— decided all at once and all of the parties in this— decided all at once and all of the parties in this country? it a meal— the parties in this country? it was a great idea,— the parties in this country? it was a great idea, paying people

to was a great idea, paying people elat— was a great idea, paying people tolat meme.— was a great idea, paying people to.at home-we're. to sit at home. and now we're meme— to sit at home. and now we're we're facing the— to sit at home. and now we're we're facing the repercussions of we're facing the repercussions af-levm — we're facing the repercussions af-levm l— we're facing the repercussions of-kevin, i don't- we're facing the repercussions of kevin, i don't know of that. kevin, i don't know where— of that. kevin, i don't know where-mam— of that. kevin, i don't know where i start with - of that. kevin, i don't know where start with the broader where to start with the broader economic analysis— where to start with the broader economic analysis of how we maaea— manage to get through a lockdown as manage to get through a lockdown aeemmm—g- manage to get through a lockdown as_ensuring that- manage to get through a lockdown as_ensuring that we. as a country by ensuring that we did as a country by ensuring that we all-llle— as a country by ensuring that we did-like furlough- as a country by ensuring that we did like furlough and did things like furlough and emer— did things like furlough and other subsidies, but albeit our eamem— other subsidies, but albeit our current government waste current government did waste a lame— current government did waste a lemme-money— current government did waste a lemme-money m— current government did waste a tonne money in the pandemic. tonne of money in the pandemic. but tonne of money in the pandemic. ell-lack— tonne of money in the pandemic. ell-lack la— tonne of money in the pandemic. but-back to the— tonne of money in the pandemic. but-back to the question. but going back to the question about supermarkets, yeah, i mean, people don't it doesn't sit well when you see some of the profits, although i would say profit has gone down say tesco's profit has gone down as percentage , right? the as a percentage, right? the chief ken murphy, is very chief exec, ken murphy, is very clear about that. people are clear about that. but people are feeling 20% in one year and feeling it 20% in one year and it's tough to see. and i think am i right? did a super market lock customers in in the past couple weeks? well, what couple of weeks? well, what mey-ve — couple of weeks? well, what mey-ve lame— couple of weeks? well, what they've done-there's- couple of weeks? well, what they've done .there's a l cit. 7 well, what they've done there's a few they've done and there's a few places— they've done and there's a few places-ame— they've done and there's a few places-me l— they've done and there's a few places-this i know- they've done and there's a few places this i know some places doing this i know some samelam-e— places doing this i know some sainsbury's stores— places doing this i know some sainsbury's stores have been lama— sainsbury's stores have been lama ll— sainsbury's stores have been lama l l— sainsbury's stores have been doing it i think— sainsbury's stores have been doing it i think some waitrose lee— doing it i think some waitrose eleaee—lll stores have been doing it, even eeme—leemi stores have been doing it, even. eeee—l lemg some aldi stores have been doing it. some aldi stores have been doing ll-leem— some aldi stores have been doing ll-leem elllme— it. they've been putting lameae— it. they've been putting barriers-what. it. they've been putting- barriers-what you've barriers up. and what you've got to barriers up. and what you've got le—eel— barriers up. and what you've got le—eel le— barriers up. and what you've got le—eel le eeam- barriers up. and what you've got to_got to scan your| to do is you've got to scan your aeeelele— to do is you've got to scan your aeeelele le— to do is you've got to scan your aeeemle le gel— to do is you've got to scan your receipts to get out— to do is you've got to scan your receipts to get out and if you've_ receipts to get out and if yel-ve mel— receipts to get out and if you've not bought anything, you've— you've not bought anything, yel-ve gel— you've not bought anything, yel-ve gel le— you've not bought anything, you've got to call the security guard— you've got to call the security guard ever— you've got to call the security guard over-let— you've got to call the security guard over let yourself out. guard over to let yourself out. meme— guard over to let yourself out. meme-le— guard over to let yourself out. they're-it's all- guard over to let yourself out.

they're it's all about they're saying it's all about lemma— kerbing shoplifting. some emee— kerbing shoplifting. some critics_ hang i kerbing shoplifting. some critics—hang a critics are saying hang on a eeeml— critics are saying hang on a eeeeml-ael- critics are saying hang on a second,-got.of. critics are saying hang on a. second,-got.of this second, you've got all of this aeeaaalue— second, you've got all of this aeeaaalue mele— second, you've got all of this apparatus now. you've got your self—checkout,— apparatus now. you've got your self—checkout, got your self—checkout, you've got your cameras-you've— self—checkout, you've got your cameras you've now these everywhere. you've now got these lameae— everywhere. you've now got these lameae le— everywhere. you've now got these lameae up ame— everywhere. you've now got these barriers up and it's— everywhere. you've now got these barriers up and it's all a llllle— barriers up and it's all a llllle ell— barriers up and it's all a little bit feeling controlling to little bit feeling controlling le eeeple. — little bit feeling controlling to people. would you agree with male— to people. would you agree with lmalelcemea— to people. would you agree with that?iconnor-well,- to people. would you agree with that?iconnor-well, we. that? connor yeah, well, we don't who they're even don't know who they're even selling to. on and selling the data to. on and funnily about funnily enough about the receipts there's been receipts as well, there's been programs like google has started a system where a new reward system where everywhere you go, if you have your maps turned on, they'll find location, they'll find the location, they'll estimate went to estimate what shop you went to and your google and they'll reward your google wallet. scan receipt wallet. if you scan the receipt for they can they can for them. so they can they can sell what and sell what purchases and decisions probably onto decisions you make probably onto advertisers. so it does very much we're becoming much feel like we're becoming the all of these the product that all of these businesses selling each businesses are selling to each other. well, data and big data as other. well, data and big data ae ll-e— other. well, data and big data ae ll-e melam— other. well, data and big data as it's known as— well, data and big data as it's known as well, that is one _valuable. one of the most valuable commodities— one of the most valuable commodities in this world, isn't it? commodities in this world, isn't lle-lmml— commodities in this world, isn't lle-lmml ll-e— commodities in this world, isn't it?-think it's one- commodities in this world, isn't it? think it's one i'll it? and i think it's one i'll come on perhaps fraud come on to perhaps fraud a llllle— come on to perhaps fraud a little-later— come on to perhaps fraud a little-later on- come on to perhaps fraud a little-later on in- come on to perhaps fraud a little later on in the little bit later on in the megaam— little bit later on in the megaam. ell- little bit later on in the program. but actually, whilst it's program. but actually, whilst ll-e a— program. but actually, whilst it's a-valuable- program. but actually, whilst it's a valuable commodity, it's a very valuable commodity, it's a very valuable commodity, illeasily— it's a very valuable commodity, itleasily accessed— it is easily accessed and melee— it is easily accessed and hacked-you- it is easily accessed and- hacked.-you comfortable hacked. but are you comfortable mm— hacked. but are you comfortable elm-mamma— hacked. but are you comfortable. with-having-and with people having your data and mean;— with people having your data and lmewme all— with people having your data and lmewmg all-yel— with people having your data and knowing all you and. yeah knowing all about you and. yeah i knowing all about you and. yeah .-iook,_ knowing all about you and. yeah l-leel, m— knowing all about you and. yeah l-leel, lm my— knowing all about you and. yeah i look, in my industry in i mean, look, in my industry in me— i mean, look, in my industry in lee-emee— i mean, look, in my industry in

the-wherelwork- the daytime where i work in pulle— the daytime where i work in public relations— the daytime where i work in public relations and we do lot public relations and we do a lot of public relations and we do a lot el-maalelme— public relations and we do a lot of-marketing-stuffl of digital marketing and stuff like of digital marketing and stuff llle—lme- like that, then yeah, the leyally— like that, then yeah, the loyalty cards— like that, then yeah, the loyalty cards are a mechanism to get loyalty cards are a mechanism to gel eleee— loyalty cards are a mechanism to gel eleee le— loyalty cards are a mechanism to gel eleee le lem— loyalty cards are a mechanism to get close to your customer, lame — get close to your customer, lame -lley- get close to your customer, right? _they can. get close to your customer,- right? _they can predict right? you can they can predict what day. michelle buys her favourite product. you know, what have certain what days do they have certain things ready for us? according to taste, we're profiled to our taste, we're all profiled by supermarkets political by supermarkets and political parties and if we don't want to do don't sign up to do it, we just don't sign up to the and we choose the loyalty cards and we choose to in a different way. but to shop in a different way. but it is unfortunately a part of life. well, you do what i did weal.— life. well, you do what i did lelay. l— life. well, you do what i did today. i saved.— life. well, you do what i did today. i saved. i'm- c ”l: well, you do what i did today. i saved. i'm very proud of today. i saved. i'm very proud el myeell— today. i saved. i'm very proud of myself today. _ today. i saved. i'm very proud of myself today. i— today. i saved. i'm very proud of myself today. i saved a whoppin9_ of myself today. i saved a whopping today. right. it's whopping £28 today. right. it's a—laeeel- whopping £28 today. right. it's a—lxeeel l- whopping £28 today. right. it's a—lxeeel l mae- a true story. i except i was buying— a true story. i except i was buying-face- a true story. i except i was buying face cream and it buying some face cream and it llle— buying some face cream and it lme.lwae.— buying some face cream and it was this..was. i— buying some face cream and it was this. was. i worked at was this. it was. i worked at a eupeamaalel— was this. it was. i worked at a supermarket. it— was this. it was. i worked at a supermarket. it but it was one of- — supermarket. it but it was one el- ll— supermarket. it but it was one el- l-l llle— supermarket. it but it was one of- i'd like at- supermarket. it but it was one of- i'd like at least- of them. i'd like at least a tenner off one of them. i had £12 off and all i tenner off one of them. i had £12 off and all i did- tenner off one of them. i had £12 off and all i did is- tenner off one of them. i had £12 off and all i did is i- £12 off and all i did is i melam— £12 off and all i did is i lmelgml, l— £12 off and all i did is i thought, i don't want you having all my— thought, i don't want you having all my lala— thought, i don't want you having all my data. thank— thought, i don't want you having all my data. thank you very mum. — all my data. thank you very mum. ll— all my data. thank you very mum. ll mel— all my data. thank you very much. i just went and got much. so i just went and got a paper— much. so i just went and got a paper earl— much. so i just went and got a paper card application form, leek— paper card application form, leek-em— paper card application form, took off, scanned it, took the card off, scanned it, got— took the card off, scanned it, eel—ame- took the card off, scanned it, eel—all lmeml took the card off, scanned it,i got—and then put took the card off, scanned it,- got_and then put it got my discount, and then put it in got my discount, and then put it lm lee— got my discount, and then put it lm lme pm.— got my discount, and then put it in the bin. did— got my discount, and then put it in the bin. did you? i did. is mal— in the bin. did you? i did. is lmal lem— in the bin. did you? i did. is that very proud— in the bin. did you? i did. is that very proud of myself? is mal— that very proud of myself? is mm mm— that very proud of myself? is mm mm le— that very proud of myself? is mm mm le ll— that very proud of myself? is that why is it not— that very proud of myself? is that why is it not why is it not lawfull— that why is it not why is it not lawful? what's— that why is it not why is it not lawful? what's the. j:

lawful? what's the. no. do i leek— lawful? what's the. no. do i leel le— lawful? what's the. no. do i leel le yel— lawful? what's the. no. do i look to you like a criminal? well no comment it's well no comment on it's definitely lawful. the supermarket soon. - definitely lawful. the- supermarket soon. otherwise. veal —eay- supermarket soon. otherwise. veal —eay ll-el yeah and i would say it's actually quite sensible, actually, want actually, because yes, i want the but don't the discounts, but i don't necessarily knowing necessarily want you knowing every and movement every single inch and movement of do, where i go, what of what i do, where i go, what i buy, what i like, what i don't like is a little bit of a step too far for me. although i am a titan of honest, i do like a discount, so it's a little bit of a middle ground, isn't it? what do you guys make to it all? i want your thoughts tonight. instead of finding supermarkets for profiteering, force them to reduce their prices for one month, so albie month, says nick. so albie customers benefit, the customers that benefit, not the treasury arnie says the treasury arnie daryl says the energy the water energy companies, the water companies, the energy companies, the water comjcompanies. the energy companies, the water comjcompanies. basically, the energy companies, the water comjcompanies. basically, he the fuel companies. basically, he says, all profiteering says, they're all profiteering from living crisis. from the costs of living crisis. ian understand why ian says i can understand why supermarkets putting supermarkets are putting barriers up unmanned barriers up at unmanned checkouts, but they have. they looked this would affect looked at how this would affect evacuation of the stores in an emergency. good point there, ian.the emergency. good point there, ian. the receipt on the way out is a nuisance, says sue. but she can understand it if people are stealing from the shop, you

know, well, i used to be a checkout girl, actually, and some of these supermarkets make me laugh because he used to have people like that physically people like me that physically used products in used to scan their products in order would you a order to. would you as a checkout guy? yeah, i did. well, i wasn't checkout girl. i mew— well, i wasn't checkout girl. i knew ply. — well, i wasn't checkout girl. i knew gm.|eall— well, i wasn't checkout girl. i know guy. said there we go. no know guy. i said there we go. no you— know guy. i said there we go. no pep mlpml— know guy. i said there we go. no you might identified as you might have identified as a all — you might have identified as a all lam-l— you might have identified as a girl. idon't know.- you might have identified as a girl. 20" e but you might have identified as a girl. eli?" . but anyway, girl. i don't know. but anyway, i girl. i don't know. but anyway, l ell— girl. i don't know. but anyway, i did morrisons_ girl. i don't know. but anyway, i did morrisons at— girl. i don't know. but anyway, i did morrisons at the- girl. if." e but anyway, i did morrisons at the christmas pealel. — i did morrisons at the christmas pealel. ll— i did morrisons at the christmas pealel. ll ae— i did morrisons at the christmas period. it was rather hectic. 0h,— period. it was rather hectic. oh, morrisons_ period. it was rather hectic. oh, morrisons posh. oh, morrisons very posh. have you— oh, morrisons very posh. have yep-en— oh, morrisons very posh. have you-on checkout? i- oh, morrisons very posh. have you-on checkout? i have| oh, morrisons very posh. have. you-on checkout? i have it. you been on checkout? i have it. sainsbury's boots. _ you been on checkout? i have it. sainsbury's boots. sainsbury's boots, morrisons. at boots, morrisons. i was at kwiksave. know if you kwiksave. i don't know if you remember kwiksave. had the remember kwiksave. i had the fastest the north, fastest checkout in the north, so anyway, these so i did. anyway, these checkouts, supermarkets checkouts, these supermarkets now all the staff now the binned, all the staff off machines off replaced it with machines and now start crying that people are pinching stuff, make of that what you will. i won't say too much else. i'll get myself into trouble. we'll take a quick break. when i come back, i'll have some more your thoughts have some more of your thoughts on situation. on the supermarket situation. but to get into climate but i want to get into climate change and hypocrites when it change and we hypocrites when it comes changes comes to making changes to our own lives for the good of the climate. see you .

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conor tomlinson. alongside him, the writer and podcast elle edwards been in touch on twitter, sending me a lovely picture of your living room. i am a nosey parker when you send me the screens, i like to look at what's going on around it. he's loving the view. he likes the show, but he thinks it's a touch special with as the touch special with this as the backdrop, i have say i agree backdrop, i have to say i agree with what football team do with you. what football team do you the way, you support, by the way, chelsea? chelsea, what do you make of that, everyone? chelsea keep in. keep your thoughts coming in. a lot saying that, um, i've lot of you saying that, um, i've moved it's hull city moved on because it's hull city all the way. that's i can all the way. that's all i can say. layton has been in touch saying that kwik—save is indeed one best supermarkets. one of the best supermarkets. i don't any more. don't think it exists any more. kwik think life's moved kwik save. i think life's moved on kwik—save anyway, on from kwik—save anyway, let's talk climate shall we? talk climate change, shall we? are little bit hypocritical are we a little bit hypocritical when climate change? when it comes to climate change? according a new poll, yes, we according to a new poll, yes, we are. was conducted by yougov. are. it was conducted by yougov. it's europe it's throughout europe apparently, found that it's throughout europe appaipeople found that it's throughout europe appaipeople are found that it's throughout europe appaipeople are in found that it's throughout europe appaipeople are in favourthat it's throughout europe appaipeople are in favour of at most people are in favour of action combat change, action to combat climate change, but not if it means changing their own lifestyles. i do have to smile because as i've said earlier on, on this show, you

can see the background and you'll have whoever it is very important, people passing by with their kind of motorcyclists , entourage surrounded by four by fours. and i think i bet you were the same. people are telling me that i've got to stop eating meat and all the rest of it in order to save the planet. anyway, i digress. what do you think, kevin? i think it's a good story. and whilst i am fully.— good story. and whilst i am fully. fully— good story. and whilst i am fully, fully signed- g: 5..le and whilst i am fully, fully signed up g: gilig and whilst i am fully, fully signed up to g: lgielitlg and whilst i am fully, fully signed up to the pellet— fully, fully signed up to the belief that— fully, fully signed up to the belief that our— fully, fully signed up to the belief that our planet is in real— belief that our planet is in real-l— belief that our planet is in real-l alee- belief that our planet is in real-i also-it'si real peril, i also think it's a peel— real peril, i also think it's a geel pele— real peril, i also think it's a geel pele le— real peril, i also think it's a good pole to make us think, well— good pole to make us think, well ae— good pole to make us think, well we— good pole to make us think, well, are we hypocrites and how far pelle— well, are we hypocrites and how far well we— well, are we hypocrites and how far would we go— well, are we hypocrites and how far would we go to— well, are we hypocrites and how far would we go to change our llvee— far would we go to change our llvee le— far would we go to change our llvee le lay— far would we go to change our lives to try and— far would we go to change our lives to try and make a difference?— lives to try and make a difference? but yeah, good poll melam— difference? but yeah, good poll thought provoking. ' t: thought provoking. are you prepared— thought provoking. are you prepared le— thought provoking. are you prepared to make changes to your life? for example ? well, this is life? for example? well, this is why i life? for example? well, this is why l lmelgml— life? for example? well, this is why l lmeugml ll— life? for example? well, this is why i thought it was— life? for example? well, this is why i thought it was a- l 7:7” pipe? 7 well, this is why i thought it was a good l 7:7” pipe?“ 7 well, this is why i thought it was a good poll leeauee— why i thought it was a good poll leealee ll— why i thought it was a good poll because it makes— why i thought it was a good poll because it makes me ask queelleme— because it makes me ask questions about, you know, i llle— questions about, you know, i llle le— questions about, you know, i like to travel— questions about, you know, i like to travel a— questions about, you know, i like to travel a lot for llemeee— like to travel a lot for business and- like to travel a lot for business and leisure and flying lee-l— business and leisure and flying lem-l mal— business and leisure and flying isn't that great? _ business and leisure and flying isn't that great? e business and leisure and flying isn't that great? . "cliff? isn't that great? is it really? no.— isn't that great? is it really? no, but then would you sit there and actually say to myself, right, i'm going to use, i don't

know, whatever technology to conduct my meetings remotely in order flights? order to reduce my flights? would change your to would you change your life to help— would you change your life to help-plamele— would you change your life to help-planet? if— would you change your life to help planet? if you think help the planet? if you think leeauee— help the planet? if you think leealee yel— help the planet? if you think because you started the sentence by because you started the sentence pp eaymp— because you started the sentence pp eapmg me— because you started the sentence by saying the climate is in pell— by saying the climate is in. peall—emameee by saying the climate is in- peril,_change? i peril, so would you change? i walla—mmae.- peril, so would you change? ii would—things, but would change some things, but what? i would fly, you what? well, i would fly, you know, for work, you know . know, less for work, you know. but i recognise that i could be a hypocrite about this because i love to see the world. you know, humans love to see the world. you know, lmale lave— love to see the world. you know, humans have only— love to see the world. you know, humans have only been- you know, humans have only been able to fly lea— humans have only been able to fly lea loo— humans have only been able to fly for 100 odd— humans have only been able to fly for 100 odd years , and i'm fly for 100 odd years, and i'm being— fly for 100 odd years, and i'm lemg lulle— fly for 100 odd years, and i'm being quite open— fly for 100 odd years, and i'm being quite open that the poll malee— being quite open that the poll malee me— being quite open that the poll makes me ask— being quite open that the poll makes me ask questions of myeell— makes me ask questions of myeell llal— makes me ask questions of myself, that i've- makes me ask questions of myself, that i've got the pelelllal— myself, that i've got the potential to _ myself, that i've got the potential to be hypocritical on llle. — potential to be hypocritical on llle. ceme— potential to be hypocritical on this. connor i— potential to be hypocritical on this. connor i wouldn't call you a hypocrite if and this is stipulate because i don't know your policy mate. if you weren't eayllp— your policy mate. if you weren't eapmg llal— your policy mate. if you weren't eapmg llal we— your policy mate. if you weren't saying that we should- ” cap if you weren't saying that we should doing saying that we should be doing massive tax rises to subsidise lle— massive tax rises to subsidise lle peel— massive tax rises to subsidise the green industry. because if you— the green industry. because if wee wee— the green industry. because if wel eawlpp— the green industry. because if you were saying, private you were saying, okay, private ellerplee— you were saying, okay, private elleaplee—el enterprise should take care of ellmale— enterprise should take care of mmae-.— enterprise should take care of climate -, they'd - climate issues, they'd be lelallw— climate issues, they'd be totally most totally fine to fly because most of totally fine to fly because most el-llmee— totally fine to fly because most el-llmee llal— totally fine to fly because most of-things that are- totally fine to fly because most of things that are invested of the things that are invested in of the things that are invested ll-lmle— of the things that are invested ll-lmle el— of the things that are invested in kinds of things are in these kinds of things are llelleeeee— in these kinds of things are businesses airlines businesses like the airlines llal— businesses like the airlines llal-well- businesses like the airlines that-well, if- businesses like the airlines that-well, if we l businesses like the airlines. that-well, if we can that go, okay, well, if we can get— that go, okay, well, if we can eel-mel— that go, okay, well, if we can eel-fuel all- that go, okay, well, if we can get-fuel and get- that go, okay, well, if we can get fuel and get better get better fuel and get better elem— get better fuel and get better elem-eer— get better fuel and get better return .our fuel, - get better fuel and get better return our fuel, then of return on our fuel, then of ll-e— return on our fuel, then of course it's profitable to take amel— course it's profitable to take aellel-eell— course it's profitable to take action.-sort of- course it's profitable to take action. sort of stuff action. the sort of stuff my leeee— action. the sort of stuff my leeeelwlll— action. the sort of stuff my

issue with people the top, issue is with people at the top, as issue is with people at the top, ae-eall.— issue is with people at the top, ae-ealllpeeple- issue is with people at the top,| as-said,-people-are as you said, the people that are going— as you said, the people that are gella-llel— as you said, the people that are going their motorcades going along in their motorcades like president— going along in their motorcades like president biden, when he elewel— like president biden, when he showed—with- like president biden, when he showed _with a l like president biden, when hei showed _with a 40 like president biden, when he- showed _with a 40 car showed up at cop26 with a 40 car melereale— showed up at cop26 with a 40 car motorcade—airport. motorcade at the wrong airport because,_bideni because, of course, joe biden cal-l— because, of course, joe biden eal-l really— because, of course, joe biden can't really anything right. can't really get anything right. all— can't really get anything right. all-ell— can't really get anything right. and-bill gates- can't really get anything right. and bill gates example and then bill gates best example lepe— and then bill gates best example pele—prepealw- and then bill gates best example buys property import buys beachfront property import eall—wal sand from the caribbean via ellppmp—llel shipping container to his plwale— shipping container to his| plwale—weal shipping container to his- private _year, yet private beach every year, yet leme— private beach every year, yet leme-all— private beach every year, yet turns- and says - private beach every year, yet turns and says we should turns around and says we should be epelllle— turns around and says we should be spending much— turns around and says we should be spending much money on be spending much more money on ewlllelle— be spending much more money on ewlllelle meale— be spending much more money on synthetic meats and— be spending much more money on synthetic meats and stop him llwla— synthetic meats and stop him llwme-llmee— synthetic meats and stop him flying things this. flying and things like this. i eel-l— flying and things like this. i don't instructions from don't take instructions from lleee—lle | don't take instructions from - these _the world don't take instructions from - th about—the world don't take instructions from - th about to _the world don't take instructions from th about to burn the world don't take instructions from th about to burn if the world don't take instructions from th about to burn if they're world don't take instructions from th about to burn if they're notld is about to burn if they're not aelmp— is about to burn if they're not acme-ll.— is about to burn if they're not aelmp-ll. pel— is about to burn if they're not acting it, but they we acting like it, but they say we eleell— acting like it, but they say we eleell feel— acting like it, but they say we should foot-bill- acting like it, but they say we should foot bill for it. should foot the bill for it. veal. — should foot the bill for it. em all— should foot the bill for it. yeah. and some— should foot the bill for it. yeah. and some of- should foot the bill for it. yeah. and some of these policies, to me because policies, they get to me because you're talking about scope creep and stuff on topic before and stuff on the topic before i always the carrier bag, always remember the carrier bag, the not a tax. it's the tax. that's not a tax. it's supposed to be a levy. whatever it was all up it was, it was all set up because it about right. because it was about right. let's save single use let's save these single use plastics, let's all save the planet. great, isn't it planet. it's great, isn't it? it was but talk about was great. yeah but talk about scope creep and mission creep now, amount of shops now, because the amount of shops that for paper bags, that now charge for paper bags, i of one very i can think of one very particular well known chemist type the street, type brand on the high street, beginning with a b, you'll all know one it is. i was

know which one it is. i was there the day buying this there the other day buying this paper recycled paper bag. recycled paper. i think about £0.10 or think it was about £0.10 or £0.15 and i think you are just profiting. you are taking what was be a climate was supposed to be a climate initiative are using initiative and now you are using it a way to help your bottom it as a way to help your bottom line. and i don't respect that. well if anyone's profiteering, i think that's bad for think that that that's bad for the purpose of balance. i have to come back and say- the purpose of balance. i have to come back and say if- t i have to come back and say if we're lawma— to come back and say if we're talking about— to come back and say if we're talking about climate change, joe talking about climate change, pee lllel— talking about climate change, lee lllel .— talking about climate change, joe biden , unlike the previous joe biden, unlike the previous eeeepall— joe biden, unlike the previous eeeepall el— joe biden, unlike the previous occupant of the— joe biden, unlike the previous occupant of the white house, is a lemal— occupant of the white house, is a lemal pelle— occupant of the white house, is a human being who acknowledges the a human being who acknowledges lle lalaere— a human being who acknowledges lle laleeae el— a human being who acknowledges the dangers of climate change all— the dangers of climate change all plelal— the dangers of climate change and global warming. ': it: and global warming. and bill gales— and global warming. and bill ealee le— and global warming. and bill ealee le wee— and global warming. and bill gates is you can laugh, connor. but anyway, you do realise lemp-e— but anyway, you do realise trump's policies. ' 2 but anyway, you do realise trump's policies. ' “2 . 2 trump's policies. and the second thing is because i didn't interrupt you, is that bill gates is a billionaire with a huge social conscience who wants to leave the world better than he left it on his . first of all, he left it on his. first of all, lemp-e— he left it on his. first of all, trump's policies,— . tlit“ t“ first of all, trump's policies, despite wlellea— trump's policies, despite whether or— trump's policies, despite whether or not you think he acknowledged _ whether or not you think he acknowledged climate change is an existential— acknowledged climate change is an existential risk,— acknowledged climate change is an existential risk, which again , an existential risk, which again . lle— an existential risk, which again . lle leec— an existential risk, which again , the ipcc report,— an existential risk, which again , the ipcc report, it's scenario llal— , the ipcc report, it's scenario llal says— , the ipcc report, it's scenario llal eawe lle— , the ipcc report, it's scenario that says the world's going to lem— that says the world's going to lem ll— that says the world's going to lem l l— that says the world's going to burn in 12 years,— that says the world's going to burn in 12 years, as aoc once characterised— burn in 12 years, as aoc once

characterised ,— burn in 12 years, as aoc once characterised , is— burn in 12 years, as aoc once characterised , is the most characterised, is the most enlllelw— characterised, is the most unlikely. and— characterised, is the most unlikely. and also they ostracised_ unlikely. and also they ostracised scientists like llelaal— ostracised scientists like lmae-.- ostracised scientists like richard-, and- ostracised scientists like richard , and they ostracised scientists like- richard-, and they said, richard towle, and they said, elaw— richard towle, and they said, elaw. peel— richard towle, and they said, okay, just because aren't okay, just because you aren't eeme— okay, just because you aren't doing-dramatic- okay, just because you aren't doing dramatic of doing the most dramatic of scenarios ,-can't- doing the most dramatic of scenarios , can't on the scenarios, you can't sit on the panel— scenarios, you can't sit on the panel-wee— scenarios, you can't sit on the panel-wee cal-l- scenarios, you can't sit on the panel you can't decide to do panel and you can't decide to do me— panel and you can't decide to do llle eel— panel and you can't decide to do this sort-data.— panel and you can't decide to do this sort-data. so— panel and you can't decide to do this sort data. so unlikely this sort of data. so unlikely alwwaw. — this sort of data. so unlikely alwwaw. pel— this sort of data. so unlikely anyway. but trump's policies, wlellea— anyway. but trump's policies, wleller er— anyway. but trump's policies, whether or not— anyway. but trump's policies, whether or not recognised whether or not he recognised your— your characterisation of it leaee— your characterisation of it because america your characterisation of it- because-america energy because he made america energy lllepellell.— because he made america energy independent,-the- because he made america energy independent, the world independent, he led the world lem— independent, he led the world lem low— independent, he led the world lem zew le— independent, he led the world from 2017 to 2019— independent, he led the world from 2017 to 2019 in reducing emleelele— from 2017 to 2019 in reducing emissions as— from 2017 to 2019 in reducing emissions as a— from 2017 to 2019 in reducing emissions as a country. so what i emissions as a country. so what l eae— emissions as a country. so what i care more about— emissions as a country. so what i care more about is— emissions as a country. so what i care more about is not virtue elepalllp— i care more about is not virtue elelallme. lle— i care more about is not virtue signalling, it's practical policy-— signalling, it's practical pellew. all— signalling, it's practical policy. and joe biden decided to reweaeeiel— policy. and joe biden decided to reverse-of trump's- policy. and joe biden decided to reverse of trump's fracking reverse all of trump's fracking pellelee— reverse all of trump's fracking pellelee-lel— reverse all of trump's fracking policies-not only- reverse all of trump's fracking policies not only has he put policies and not only has he put amelea— policies and not only has he put amelea ll— policies and not only has he put amelea l a— policies and not only has he put america in a much— policies and not only has he put america in a much more peealeee— america in a much more- precarious—during america in a much more- pretukraine_during america in a much more- pretukraine war- during america in a much more pretukraine war and during america in a much more pretukraine war and driveiring america in a much more pretukraine war and drive inig the ukraine war and drive in lmlallel.— the ukraine war and drive in inflation, but— the ukraine war and drive in inflation, but as— the ukraine war and drive in inflation, but as soon as it le— inflation, but as soon as it comes to doing- inflation, but as soon as it comes to doing these renewables, it's comes to doing these renewables, ll-e—le— comes to doing these renewables, ll-e—lelall- comes to doing these renewables, ll-e—lelall lewl it's going to have to go and buy lem— it's going to have to go and buy lem-elem— it's going to have to go and buy from great geopolitical from china. great geopolitical enemy— from china. great geopolitical elemw wle— from china. great geopolitical enemy who makes 80% battery enemy who makes 80% of battery malelaelella— enemy who makes 80% of battery manufacturing captured manufacturing and has captured all—earm— manufacturing and has captured all—earth minerals. all of the rare earth minerals in all of the rare earth minerals ll lle— all of the rare earth minerals ll lle wee— all of the rare earth minerals in the 140 countries they have on in the 140 countries they have el-all— in the 140 countries they have el-all leae- in the 140 countries they have on-and road. so- in the 140 countries they have on and road. so you can on the belt and road. so you can say-does— on the belt and road. so you can say-does all— on the belt and road. so you can say-does all these- on the belt and road. so you can say does all these things say biden does all these things all—pelle- - say biden does all these things. all—pelle- iyou and he's a human being. all you likew— and he's a human being. all you lle-male— and he's a human being. all you like,-made america- and he's a human being. all you like, made america and like, but he's made america and all el— like, but he's made america and all el lle— like, but he's made america and all of the countries— like, but he's made america and all of the countries reliant on it all of the countries reliant on ll—wlal- all of the countries reliant on ll—wlal aae- all of the countries reliant on it_what are youi it way worse. what are you saying is not well i'm saying is not true? well i'm just saying that donald trump doesn't even accept global warming. and the of the

warming. and the risk of the earl— warming. and the risk of the earl lealllp— warming. and the risk of the earth heating up— warming. and the risk of the earth heating up as- “3 and the risk of the earth heating up as a risk. olaw. eel— earth heating up as a risk. okay. but-policy- earth heating up as a risk. cite/log but policy worked. joe okay. but his policy worked. joe lllel-e—lel- okay. but his policy worked. joe biden's_but hang. biden's didn't. yeah, but hang .mal. lle— biden's didn't. yeah, but hang on. .man. the man- biden's didn't. yeah, but hang. on. .man. the man doesn't on. the man. the man doesn't think planet is getting think that the planet is getting warmer. he doesn't see the benefits of net zero. he thinks it's all benefits of net zero. he thinks ll-e all fine. — benefits of net zero. he thinks it's all fine. he— benefits of net zero. he thinks it's all fine. he couldn't- he thinks it's all fine. he couldn't give a—el- it's all fine. he couldn't give a—el llei a monkey's. he's one of the were— a monkey's. he's one of the worst elected— a monkey's. he's one of the worst elected politicians the worst elected politicians in the pellew. — worst elected politicians in the pellew. wealel. — worst elected politicians in the policy. 2 biden did it. policy. worked. biden did it. eel— policy. worked. biden did it. eel-epel— policy. worked. biden did it. eel-epel le— policy. 2 biden did it. but open to debate. but that's open to debate. wllleel— but that's open to debate. without getting _ but that's open to debate. . without getting-detail without getting into the detail of biden has just of energy, joe biden has just announced a massive program to create through create american jobs through green technologies. he's doing both do you know you both things. do you know do you want know how much it would want to know how much it would cost to make the uk much cost to just make the uk much smaller us? 100% smaller than the us? 100% renewable by the - smaller than the us? 100% renewable by the 2030- fpil“ 7 100% renewable by the 2030 deadline llal— renewable by the 2030 deadline that-starmer— renewable by the 2030 deadline that starmer proposed? renewable by the 2030 deadline thayou starmer proposed? renewable by the 2030 deadline thayou wantrmer proposed? renewable by the 2030 deadline thayou want to er proposed? renewable by the 2030 deadline thayou want to know»roposed? renewable by the 2030 deadline thayou want to know how sed? renewable by the 2030 deadline thayou want to know how much it do you want to know how much it weell— do you want to know how much it weell eeele— do you want to know how much it weell eeele l— do you want to know how much it would cost? i don't— do you want to know how much it would cost? i don't need to. 3 lllllel— would cost? i don't need to. 3 lllllel all— would cost? i don't need to. 3 trillion and the— would cost? i don't need to. 3 trillion and the tech isn't llee— trillion and the tech isn't lleae. ll— trillion and the tech isn't there. it would- trillion and the tech isn't there. it would only meet 26% of energy—alw- energy demands without any proof for energy demands without any proof lea—l— energy demands without any proof lea—lle- energy demands without any proof lea—l-le. weel for blackouts. so if you do, you ll— for blackouts. so if you do, you lllll-plalel— for blackouts. so if you do, you think-planet there- for blackouts. so if you do, you think planet there is think the planet there is an leeee— think the planet there is an wlll— think the planet there is an issue with climate change? celle— issue with climate change? connor though— issue with climate change? connor though accept the connor though i can accept the ellmale—l- connor though i can accept the climate—i don't- climate is changing. i don't lllll— climate is changing. i don't lllll-aemp— climate is changing. i don't think-going to- climate is changing. i don't think going to be an think it's going to be an existential— think it's going to be an existential fireball. on the meme— existential fireball. on the timeline that— existential fireball. on the timeline that been existential fireball. on the timeline that-been by timeline that has been said by aellwele— timeline that has been said by activists-aren't— timeline that has been said by activists aren't scientists, activists who aren't scientists, malle— activists who aren't scientists,| alplle—lleae-e right? but do you think there's a—lleelllp- right? but do you think there's a_flooding and. right? but do you think there'si a_flooding and the a danger from flooding and the ice a danger from flooding and the lee-mellmpe — a danger from flooding and the ice-melting? i- a danger from flooding and the ice melting? ice caps melting? i think i llml— ice caps melting? i think i think we can make technological

breakthroughs which will mitigate against that. i don't think we need to e 3 age i don't think we need to impoverish the wlele— think we need to impoverish the wlele well — think we need to impoverish the wlele well by— think we need to impoverish the whole world by getting off of the whole world by getting off of lle-eeeaee.— whole world by getting off of the-source,-has. whole world by getting off of. the-source,-has made the fuel source, which has made us the fuel source, which has made ee-paeepereee— the fuel source, which has made us prosperous compared to us most prosperous compared to all el— us most prosperous compared to all el llelew. — us most prosperous compared to all of history. well,— us most prosperous compared to all of history. kelli: 2 ”it: all of history. well, different opinions do opinions there. which one do you agree talking agree with, if any? and talking about the way, as we about trump by the way, as we just were doing, forget an just were doing, don't forget an exclusive news nigel exclusive to gb news nigel farage be talking him farage will be talking to him live at 7:00. that interview. you watch see what you can watch it there, see what he about it all. quick he says about it all. quick break me when i come back, break from me when i come back, your thoughts. and i also want to know if you've been scammed. how we clamp down digital how do we clamp down on digital scams .

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to this. 154 retailers reported lala— to this. 154 retailers reported lala aleel— to this. 154 retailers reported data about carrier bags. you mew.— data about carrier bags. you knew. lleee— data about carrier bags. you know, these levies, 154 of them. llle— know, these levies, 154 of them. llle le— know, these levies, 154 of them. llle le zezl — know, these levies, 154 of them. this is 2021 to _ know, these levies, 154 of them. this is 2021 to 2022. do you mew— this is 2021 to 2022. do you knew lew— this is 2021 to 2022. do you know how many— this is 2021 to 2022. do you know how many of them actually gave— know how many of them actually gave information _ know how many of them actually gave information about what llew-re— gave information about what llew-re-m— gave information about what they're-in terms- gave information about what they're in terms of they're doing in terms of lelallele— they're doing in terms of donations causes? they're doing in terms of- donations-causes? just donations to good causes? just 64 donations to good causes? just er el— donations to good causes? just er el llem— donations to good causes? just 64 of them, which makes me weler— 64 of them, which makes me weler mel— 64 of them, which makes me wonder then, what i know for the reel— wonder then, what i know for the reel el— wonder then, what i know for the reel el wee— wonder then, what i know for the rest of you doing— wonder then, what i know for the rest of you doing with the money and rest of you doing with the money all why— rest of you doing with the money all wlw are— rest of you doing with the money all wlw wee— rest of you doing with the money and why are you charging for and why are you charging us for paper— and why are you charging us for paper lagee— and why are you charging us for paper lagee-ll— and why are you charging us for paper lagee-ll ll.- and why are you charging us for paper bags? it in. right. paper bags? pack it in. right. lel-e— paper bags? pack it in. right. lel-e-eeam.— paper bags? pack it in. right. let's-scam, shall- paper bags? pack it in. right. let's scam, shall we? a few let's talk scam, shall we? a few peeple— let's talk scam, shall we? a few people sailing— let's talk scam, shall we? a few peeple eawmg ee— let's talk scam, shall we? a few people saying one of the biggest eeame—lel- people saying one of the biggest scams—but i'll- scams was net zero, but i'll leave— scams was net zero, but i'll leave llal— scams was net zero, but i'll leave that to _ scams was net zero, but i'll leave that to the- scams was net zero, but i'll leave that to the last discussion.- leave that to the last discussion. have you been eeammele— discussion. have you been scammed? i'm scammed? do you know what i'm lallllg— scammed? do you know what i'm lallllg-lw— scammed? do you know what i'm lallmg-lw ew— scammed? do you know what i'm talking by now they're talking about? by now they're gelle— talking about? by now they're gene—lleee- quite sophisticated, these llllge.—l- quite sophisticated, thesei things._| don't things. pretending? i don't mew.— things. pretending? i don't mew—er- things. pretending? i don't. llewer— weere know. it's your mum or you're lrwlg—weer- know. it's your mum or you'rei lrwlg—weer trying to get older, your mum, weee— trying to get older, your mum, wee-re-melew- trying to get older, your mum, weereme-lew erl you're asking for money or wlalewer. — you're asking for money or whatever. there's you're asking for money or. whatever. _there's this whatever. anyway, there's this new-launched - whatever. anyway, there's this new launched today which new scheme launched today which apparelllw—all- apparently is going to try and clamp— apparently is going to try and clamp-trawl.- apparently is going to try and clamp fraud, digital clamp down on fraud, digital lrael— clamp down on fraud, digital lrael .— clamp down on fraud, digital lrael . le— clamp down on fraud, digital lrael . lee wee— clamp down on fraud, digital fraud . do you ever think we'll fraud. do you ever think we'll be fraud. do you ever think we'll le-le— fraud. do you ever think we'll le-le gel— fraud. do you ever think we'll le-le gel el— fraud. do you ever think we'll be-to get on top- fraud. do you ever think we'll be to get on top of it? be able to get on top of it? cemer— be able to get on top of it? celler we.— be able to get on top of it? connor no, and— be able to get on top of it? connor no, and i'm anytime the gewerlmell— connor no, and i'm anytime the government dedicates large government dedicates a large ameell— government dedicates a large amount_tackling| amount of money to tackling lawl— fraud, particularly after eemellllg— fraud, particularly after something earlier something you alluded to earlier —meew- something you alluded to earlier —meew they- something you alluded to earlier ,_money they lost , the amount of money they lost to , the amount of money they lost le-el— , the amount of money they lost le-el el— , the amount of money they lost le-el el lle— , the amount of money they lost to-on on the covm- to fraud on on the covid lerleegl— to fraud on on the covid lerleegl . — to fraud on on the covid lerleegl . l— to fraud on on the covid furlough . i am- to fraud on on the covid furlough . .. to fraud on on the covid- furlough . i am sceptical as to furlough. i am sceptical as to whether or not it will go to good use. my thing i've noticed

though, is the massive uptake in the amount of scams that they're running because you get them through you them through email, you get them through mobile phones. they've started saying started going through saying that, package the that, oh, your package is at the post office. you've got to give us details and things like us your details and things like that. going to knock that. and i'm not going to knock elon efforts to elon musk's noble efforts to reform twitter here, but i don't know else has noticed know if anyone else has noticed this. have dms this. if they have their dms open, you get open, but suddenly you just get this english of someone this broken english of someone trying you bitcoin trying to offer you bitcoin or saying would you like a conversation? i have all this money for you. that money waiting for you. and that i think the amount of schemes that coming from abroad and that are coming from abroad and that are coming from abroad and that to crack that it's very hard to crack down but i think and i don't down on. but i think and i don't mean be rude, get people mean to be rude, i get people falling for text message falling for the text message that can you me? that says, mum, can you help me? i of get that because i kind of get that because peere— i kind of get that because you'relparent. - i kind of get that because you're parent. instinct you're a parent. all instinct llele— you're a parent. all instinct llele-l— you're a parent. all instinct kicks-i think- you're a parent. all instinct kicks-i think if- you're a parent. all instinct kicks i think if you're kicks in. but i think if you're el— kicks in. but i think if you're one of those— kicks in. but i think if you're one of those people who gets a meeeage— one of those people who gets a meeeage gang.— one of those people who gets a message going, i'm like a wlgerlal— message going, i'm like a nigerian prince or whatever it eeel— nigerian prince or whatever it eeel-llml— nigerian prince or whatever it used-think they- nigerian prince or whatever it. used _think they -to used to be. i think they used to be called— used to be. i think they used to be called .one_ used to be. i think they used to be called .one nine - used to be. i think they used to be called one nine scam. not be called for one nine scam. not llal— be called for one nine scam. not llal lm— be called for one nine scam. not llal l-m lle— be called for one nine scam. not that i'm like, i'm— be called for one nine scam. not that i'm like, i'm this nigerian prllee— that i'm like, i'm this nigerian prmee all— that i'm like, i'm this nigerian prince and you're— that i'm like, i'm this nigerian prince and you're in line to all lleee— prince and you're in line to all these million.— prince and you're in line to all these million. i— prince and you're in line to all these million. i you're these million. i think you're a bit these million. i think you're a lll—el- these million. i think you're a lll—el elel these million. i think you're a bit—on one of bit daft if you click on one of mem— bit daft if you click on one of lem-peeple— bit daft if you click on one of

them,-people do.- bit daft if you click on one of them, people do. l/riiril“ them, but people do. yeah, i ma— them, but people do. yeah, i fill lleee— them, but people do. yeah, i find those ones very surprising that folks go for that. i mean, the ones that really worry me and do support and where i do support government efforts tackle it government efforts to tackle it is i mean, business fraud, is the i mean, business fraud, you know, company, we had you know, my company, we had somebody hack a somebody arnie hack into a system, to of our system, pretend to be one of our clients, get our finance team to change invoice details and change the invoice details and get 70 grand paid to which get 70 grand paid to them, which , the , yeah, it happened within the last we were very last 12 months. we were very lucky the insurance covered last 12 months. we were very lutbut the insurance covered last 12 months. we were very lutbut reality urance covered last 12 months. we were very lutbut reality isance covered last 12 months. we were very lutbut reality is the covered it, but the reality is the follow up by the police is almost non—existent. there are banks and there are offices rather, in central london where these funds are channelled through and nothing gets done about it. yeah, and you always lave— about it. yeah, and you always lawe llle— about it. yeah, and you always have this real— . yeah, and you always have this real strange situation wlere— have this real strange situation wlere a— have this real strange situation wlere a ball— have this real strange situation where a bank or— have this real strange situation where a bank or whatever will rllg— where a bank or whatever will rmg wee— where a bank or whatever will rmg wee all— where a bank or whatever will ring you and they'll say , oh, ring you and they'll say, oh, is llal— ring you and they'll say, oh, is that-dewberry? - ring you and they'll say, oh, is. that-dewberry? before that michelle dewberry? before i go that michelle dewberry? before i ge-lerller.— that michelle dewberry? before i ge-lerller. al— that michelle dewberry? before i go further, can you give me go any further, can you give me your clear security? can your can you clear security? can your can you clear security? can you me your date of birth? you give me your date of birth? and i'd say, well, no, i can't actually. you've just called me, so i can't give my so now i can't give you my details. thank very much. i details. thank you very much. i was going to you're not was going to say, you're not wrelg— was going to say, you're not wrelg-peeple- was going to say, you're not wrong people that was going to say, you're not- wrong-people that fall wrong about the people that fall for wrong about the people that fall ler lle— wrong about the people that fall ler lle poorly— wrong about the people that fall for the poorly worded ones being a ll— for the poorly worded ones being a lll earl— for the poorly worded ones being a bit daft because— for the poorly worded ones being a bit daft because read a bit daft because i have read lelere—

a bit daft because i have read before professionals the before some professionals in the eplere— before some professionals in the eplere-llew— before some professionals in the sphere they design sphere do say they design them to sphere do say they design them le—lel- to be basically as not leelpreel— to be basically as not foolproof. the inverse as peeellle— foolproof. the inverse as possible so— foolproof. the inverse as possible so that the most likely all— possible so that the most likely and meel— possible so that the most likely and most gullible— possible so that the most likely and most gullible people will ellel— and most gullible people will elm—gel- and most gullible people will elm—gel lle| click them so they'll get the meel—llem i click them so they'll get the - most—them because most money out of them because the most money out of them because lle—peeple— most money out of them because lle—peeple wlll- most money out of them because the—people will just. most money out of them because the no, people will just most money out of them because the no, thank people will just most money out of them because the no, thank you. ple will just most money out of them because the no, thank you. �*vw�*riigg ll just most money out of them because theno, thank you. �*vw�*riigg mt most money out of them because the no, thank you. �*vw�*riigg 2lt go no, thank you. well, what do you make to it? i mean, it does seem to be a little bit of a strange scenario when you've got a government i think was it a government that i think was it £21 or something? was £21 billion or something? was the figure that they said had been to in public been lost to fraud in public sector fraud, they can't reclaim that, they're that, but apparently they're going one of my going to fix this. one of my views just touch views have just got in touch saying that stops the shops. saying that the stops the shops. graham should paying graham says, should be paying you their brands you for advertising their brands with carrier bags because you for advertising their brands with gotarrier bags because you for advertising their brands with got their bags because you for advertising their brands with got their logosbecause you for advertising their brands with got their logos on ause you for advertising their brands with got their logos on you they've got their logos on you just me graham, just made me smile, graham, because being a kid because i remember being a kid with a nato a carrier bag. it was bright yellow with black dogs it. and used to turn dogs on it. and you used to turn it out. it used to it inside out. no, it used to turn inside out because turn it inside out because everyone think that you everyone would think that you was really poor and take the mickey you and get mickey out of you and get bullied school. so, yeah, bullied at school. so, yeah, inside always inside out. but you could always tell were anyway. look tell what they were anyway. look at flies, doesn't it, at it. it flies, doesn't it, tom? you're fun. tom? when you're having fun. kevin your kevin thank you for your company. connor thank you for

yours thank you. you yours as well. thank you. you guys well. i'll back guys as well. i'll be back outside same time. outside the palace same time. 6:00. go anywhere. nigel 6:00. don't go anywhere. nigel farage with farage exclusive interview with donald trump. up next. see you tomorrow. hello welcome donald trump. up next. see you t0iour'ow. hello welcome donald trump. up next. see you t0iour latestello welcome donald trump. up next. see you t0iour latest broadcast welcome donald trump. up next. see you t0iour latest broadcast from ome donald trump. up next. see you t0iour latest broadcast from thee to our latest broadcast from the reel— to our latest broadcast from the mel-lm— to our latest broadcast from the mel-rm ereg— to our latest broadcast from the met i'm greg dewhurst met office. i'm greg dewhurst lrlwe— met office. i'm greg dewhursti lrlwe—ze drive for many over the next 24 leere — drive for many over the next 24 leere _eee - drive for many over the next 24i hours, though, we will see some rall— hours, though, we will see some ram-ep— hours, though, we will see some rall-ep ll— hours, though, we will see some rall-ep ll lle— hours, though, we will see some rain up in the southwest rain turning up in the southwest and rain turning up in the southwest all-lem— rain turning up in the southwest and turn increasingly and it will turn increasingly wlel— and it will turn increasingly wlnlw—llal and it will turn increasingly- windy,_that the windy, too. we can see that the leelare— windy, too. we can see that the leelare are— windy, too. we can see that the isobars are getting— windy, too. we can see that the isobars are getting closer legeller— isobars are getting closer legeller ae— isobars are getting closer together as these weather eweleme— together as these weather systems start— together as these weather systems start move from together as these weather systatlantic,t move from together as these weather systatlantic,bringing3 from together as these weather systatlantic,bringing3 riski together as these weather sylrain antic, bringingz riski together as these weather sylraininitiallyingingz riski together as these weather sylrain initially to ingz riski of rain initially to southwestern of the uk. southwestern parts of the uk. eel— southwestern parts of the uk. eel-peelmg— southwestern parts of the uk. but pushing northward as but this pushing northward as we leae— but this pushing northward as we lead-lle— but this pushing northward as we head - into - long - head through into the long weekend— head through into the long weekend .fairly- head through into the long weekend fairly end head through into the long- weekend .fairly-end to weekend and fairly quiet end to the weekend and fairly quiet end to lle-eel— weekend and fairly quiet end to the-out there— weekend and fairly quiet end to the-out there this- weekend and fairly quiet end to the out there this evening. the day out there this evening. seme— the day out there this evening. seme mlelw— the day out there this evening. some misty low— the day out there this evening. some misty low cloud in places, ellll— some misty low cloud in places, ellll-aereee— some misty low cloud in places, still across northern still some rain across northern seellall.— still some rain across northern scotland. this— still some rain across northern scotland. this continues during the scotland. this continues during lle-leere.— scotland. this continues during the-hours,-for- scotland. this continues during the hours, for most it the early hours, but for most it wlll— the early hours, but for most it wlll le— the early hours, but for most it wlll le a— the early hours, but for most it will be a quiet— the early hours, but for most it will be a quiet night. some clear— will be a quiet night. some clear spells,— will be a quiet night. some clear spells, some and fog clear spells, some mist and fog palelee. — clear spells, some mist and fog palelee. wel— clear spells, some mist and fog patches. not quite— clear spells, some mist and fog patches. not quite as chilly as reenl— patches. not quite as chilly as recent nights,— patches. not quite as chilly as recent nights, but— patches. not quite as chilly as recent nights, but in the eeellrwelle— recent nights, but in the countryside could countryside we could see temperatures— countryside we could see- temperatures-around 3 or temperatures down to around 3 or 4 temperatures down to around 3 or e celelee.— temperatures down to around 3 or e celelee. eel— temperatures down to around 3 or 4 celsius. but it— temperatures down to around 3 or 4 celsius. but it means a fairly lrlgll— 4 celsius. but it means a fairly lrlgll elarl— 4 celsius. but it means a fairly lrlgll elarl le— 4 celsius. but it means a fairly bright start to thursday merlllg. — bright start to thursday morning. some bright start to thursday- morning. some-spells, low morning. some sunny spells, low eleele— morning. some sunny spells, low eleele-lll— morning. some sunny spells, low clouds-lift and— morning. some sunny spells, low clouds lift and break, clouds should lift and break, pel— clouds should lift and break, lellell— clouds should lift and break, but-will see— clouds should lift and break, but will see some clouds should lift and break,- but.will see some-rain but we will see some heavy rain mewlg— but we will see some heavy rain moving-south—west- but we will see some heavy rain moving south—west of moving into the south—west of england— moving into the south—west of england particularly england. this particularly alleelllg— england. this particularly affecting parts of devon and cerlwall— affecting parts of devon and cornwall through the day, but lle—

cornwall through the day, but llle—peelee- into the afternoon pushes into parle— into the afternoon pushes into parle el— into the afternoon pushes into parle el walee— into the afternoon pushes into parts of wales and then later on lle— parts of wales and then later on me lle— parts of wales and then later on into the midlands,— parts of wales and then later on into the midlands, elsewhere, plellw— into the midlands, elsewhere, plellw el— into the midlands, elsewhere, plellw el sunny— into the midlands, elsewhere, plenty of sunny spells are keen eaelerlw— plenty of sunny spells are keen eaelerlw wlel— plenty of sunny spells are keen easterly wind, though, holding pael— easterly wind, though, holding back temperatures along the east eeael— back temperatures along the east eeaelll— back temperatures along the east eeaelllllz— back temperatures along the east coasti11.12 celsius,- back temperatures along the east coast 11 12 celsius, but coast, 11 or 12 celsius, but appreaelmg— coast, 11 or 12 celsius, but approaching degrees across approaching 20 degrees across eellral— approaching 20 degrees across central areas— approaching 20 degrees across central areas in— approaching 20 degrees across central areas in the best of the eelellle— central areas in the best of the eelellle el— central areas in the best of the sunshine on into— central areas in the best of the sunshine on into the evening llme— sunshine on into the evening llme. lerller— sunshine on into the evening time, further showery bands of ram— time, further showery bands of wlll— time, further showery bands of rain will continue— time, further showery bands of rain will continue to push mrllwarle— rain will continue to push northwards, merging give some northwards, merging to give some lelger— northwards, merging to give some lelger-el— northwards, merging to give some lelger-el rall— northwards, merging to give some longer of rain, which longer spells of rain, which weell— longer spells of rain, which would _times. would be heavy at times dry parle— would be heavy at times dry across parts of— would be heavy at times dry across parts of scotland. some lew— across parts of scotland. some lew-ellll— across parts of scotland. some low - still affecting - across parts of scotland. some low still affecting the low clouds still affecting the eael— low clouds still affecting the eael lere— low clouds still affecting the east here .then - low clouds still affecting the east here then behind the east here and then behind the pale— east here and then behind the pale el— east here and then behind the pale el rall— east here and then behind the band of rain, we— east here and then behind the band of rain, we will see fewer— band of rain, we will see further showers moving in from the further showers moving in from lle-se— further showers moving in from lle-selmeale- the south. so it means temperatures- the south. so it means temperatures as low. temperatures not falling as low. we temperatures not falling as low. we-eellllee— temperatures not falling as low. we .continue to _ temperatures not falling as low. we continue to see single we will continue to see single lgeree— we will continue to see single lgereellle— we will continue to see single figures the countryside , figures in the countryside, lewle— figures in the countryside, lewle all— figures in the countryside, towns and cities holding up in leelle— towns and cities holding up in double figures. _ towns and cities holding up in double figures. but it means a meel— double figures. but it means a much cloudier_ double figures. but it means a much cloudier start to friday. slewerw— much cloudier start to friday. showery outbreaks of rain for eereee— showery outbreaks of rain for ewerwele-mle- showery outbreaks of rain for everyone into the everyone and then into the allerleel— everyone and then into the afternoon where we get some sunny— afternoon where we get some eellw—reallw- sunny spells, some really heavy elewere— sunny spells, some really heavy showers developing, some welder.— showers developing, some thunder,-hail- showers developing, some thunder, hail in there, thunder, some hail in there, lee.— thunder, some hail in there, lee-ll— thunder, some hail in there, too.-in between- thunder, some hail in there, too. in between where thunder, some hail in there, too. .in between where get too. but in between where we get the too. but in between where we get lle-agall.— the sunshine, again, temperatures the sunshine, again,- temperatures _towards the sunshine, again,- tem|teensres-towards the sunshine, again,- tem|teens so _towards the sunshine, again,- tem|teens so it-towards the sunshine, again, tem|teens so it stays owards the sunshine, again, tem|teens so it stays unsettled mid teens so it stays unsettled lle— mid teens so it stays unsettled llle lle— mid teens so it stays unsettled into the weekend— mid teens so it stays unsettled into the weekend .— mid teens so it stays unsettled into the weekend . we'll see some into the weekend. we'll see some elewere— into the weekend. we'll see some showers or longer— into the weekend. we'll see some showers or longer spells of rain in showers or longer spells of rain ll plaeee— showers or longer spells of rain m plaeee. lel— showers or longer spells of rain in places. but staying on the

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