soon no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm wootton. censorship. i'm dan wootton. tonight at the king's historic coronation is now just days away and still the sussex circus continues to threaten to overshadow the glorious occasion sussex has had to wait for some time to really get that confirmation that they were 100% welcome at this event . so confirmation that they were 100% welcome at this event. so as they wheel out their- so as they wheel out their odd little mouthpiece— they wheel out their odd little mouthpiece aukus to blame buckingham — mouthpiece aukus to blame buckingham palace for the drama and rumours swirl— buckingham palace for the drama and rumours swirl that harry could— and rumours swirl that harry could stin— and rumours swirl that harry could still pull— and rumours swirl that harry could still pull out at the last minute— could still pull out at the last minute is— could still pull out at the last minute is that— could still pull out at the last minute is that you could delusion— minute is that you could delusion simply using this historic— delusion simply using this historic event— delusion simply using this historic event as a pr exercise to prop— historic event as a pr exercise to prop up— historic event as a pr exercise to prop up his— historic event as a pr exercise to prop up his faltering brand whoo— to prop up his faltering brand whno harry-o— to prop up his faltering brand

while harry's biographer angela pep..— while harry's biographer angela loom, kicko— while harry's biographer angela levin, kicks off— while harry's biographer angela levin, kicks off our blockbuster coronation — levin, kicks off our blockbuster coronation coverage with that shortly. — coronation coverage with that ohomy. p— coronation coverage with that shortly. if the— coronation coverage with that shortly. if the sour- coronation coverage with that shortly. �*" ” ”c: : shortly. if the sour spare does bother turning up to the biggest day of his loving father's life , he'll be forced to face the queen he's so viciously attacked , the villain that made her dangerous because of the connections that she was forging within the british press . star within the british press. star daily telegraph columnist celia walden explains why the devious duke owes camilla and pretty much everyone else an apology at the coronation. she's uncancelled on that. later in the show . plus, as republicans the show. plus, as republicans plan mass protests on the day of the coronation is a monarchy under king charles and queen camilla. good for britain . camilla. good for britain. petronella wyatt, who's a friend of camilla, defends the monarchy against the head of the uk's republican movement. graham smith, in the clash. and breaking tonight, one of the late queen's most famous admirers, donald trump, has slammed the sussexes for their twisted hate campaign against the monarchy that made them. she was treated so

disrespectfully by meghan and just no— disrespectfully by meghan and just no reason— disrespectfully by meghan and just no reason to— disrespectfully by meghan and just no reason to do that. i was actually— just no reason to do that. i was actually surprised— just no reason to do that. i was actually surprised at how she invited,— actually surprised at how she was invited, to— actually surprised at how she was invited, to be honest . ”nmii; was invited, to be honest. more from— was invited, to be honest. more from wipers— was invited, to be honest. more from nigel's hugh james world exclusive interview with the former us president in the media buzz. he'll be here as well with all my superstar panel. have their on the donald's their say on the donald's extraordinary intervention. just days before the coronation. tonight, i'm joined by christine hamilton, adam brooks and matthew le . and then as i just matthew le. and then as i just mentioned, the man who made it all happen, nigel joins me live for behind the scenes insight and he'll be alongside the senior adviser to trump's 2024 presidential campaign , jason presidential campaign, jason miller, as they react to some of the other bombshells from that world exclusive interview, including the donald's unmissable take on scheming sturgeons , gender madness. also sturgeons, gender madness. also on the way is slippery starmer, the least trustworthy labour leader in history. we have to make the case for freedom of

movement. we make the case for freedom of movement . we don't want open movement. we don't want open borders,— movement. we don't want open borders, freedom _ movement. we don't want open borders, freedom of— we don't want open borders, freedom of movement has gono— borders, freedom of movement has gone opo— borders, freedom of movement has pope and p.— borders, freedom of movement has pope and no not— borders, freedom of movement has gone and it's not coming back . gone and it's not coming back. i'll gone and it's not coming back. nu explain— gone and it's not coming back. i'll explain why,— gone and it's not coming back. i'll explain why, sir. c i'll explain why, sir. flip flop con-o— i'll explain why, sir. flip flop con-o po— i'll explain why, sir. flip flop can't be trusted with the keys to number 10 in my digest. nato also on the way. best selling author lionel shriver defends her controversial assertion that trans is the new anorexic year after her no holds barred column sparked a lefty twitter storm. she's fired up and live shortly as ever . are she's fired up and live shortly as ever. are we going to have a first look at tomorrow's newspaper? front pages hot off the press, a brand new greatest britain in union jackass crowned before the night is out to. this is wootton tonight. let's go is dan wootton tonight. let's go you're watching gb news, britain's news channel. we are going to be crossing live to scotland very soon to catch up with nigel farage, who's going to have all of the insight on

what was an extraordinary and an astonishing and absolutely gripping sit down with donald trump, which you may have missed earlier . but trump, which you may have missed earlier. but don't worry, i've got all of the highlights coming up you. if you did, also up for you. if you did, also a quick programming we are quick programming note. we are live buckingham live at buckingham palace tomorrow count down tomorrow night as we count down tomorrow night as we count down to coronation. i'm going to tomorrow night as we count down to joined'onation. i'm going to tomorrow night as we count down to joined byation. i'm going to tomorrow night as we count down to joined by all1. i'm going to tomorrow night as we count down to joined by all of 'm going to tomorrow night as we count down to joined by all of ourjoing to tomorrow night as we count down to joined by all of our royalto be joined by all of our royal family, tom bower , paul burrell, family, tom bower, paul burrell, lady campbell, phil lady colin campbell, phil dampier and ii. they're all with me at the palace. i hope you will join us, too. that's 9 pm. tomorrow night. my digest on slippery starmer in just one moment, though. first, polly middlehurst . at dan, thank you. middlehurst. at dan, thank you. good evening to you. the top story— good evening to you. the top prory roprprrr— good evening to you. the top story tonight on— good evening to you. the top story tonight on gb news donald rump— story tonight on gb news donald rrurrp poo— story tonight on gb news donald pump has roto— story tonight on gb news donald trump has told gb— story tonight on gb news donald trump has told gb news he would end rho— trump has told gb news he would end the ukraine— trump has told gb news he would end the ukraine war— trump has told gb news he would end the ukraine war in 24 hours if po— end the ukraine war in 24 hours if he wo— end the ukraine war in 24 hours if he rp— end the ukraine war in 24 hours if he was in the— end the ukraine war in 24 hours if he was in the white house oporrr. — if he was in the white house oporrr. rp— if he was in the white house oporp. rrr or— if he was in the white house again. in an exclusive interview wm.— again. in an exclusive interview wpp niger— again. in an exclusive interview with nigel farage_ again. in an exclusive interview with nigel farage aired this overpop— with nigel farage aired this ovorrrrrp rho— with nigel farage aired this evening, the former us president soro— evening, the former us president said rho— evening, the former us president said the wor— evening, the former us president said the war has— evening, the former us president said the war has to— evening, the former us president said the war has to be stopped .

said the war has to be stopped. if i said the war has to be stopped. r r wore— said the war has to be stopped. if i were president— said the war has to be stopped. if i were president and- said the war has to be stopped. if i were president and i- said the war has to be stopped. if i were president and i say this , i will end that war in one this, i will end that war in one day. it will take 24 hours. i know zelenskyy well. i know putin well . i would get that putin well. i would get that endedin putin well. i would get that ended in a period of time. you can break that deal 100. - ended in a period of time. you can break that deal 100. it popp— can break that deal 100. it would be— can break that deal 100. it would be easy.— can break that deal 100. it would be easy. that- can break that deal 100. it would be easy. that deal would be easy. a lot of it has to do with the money. a lot of it has to do with the military, you know, that we're giving. but i would get that deal done within 24 hours. that war has to be stopped. that war is a disaster for and you can see that whole interview on the gb news app or on youtube sub. now, ukraine oouroo— on youtube sub. now, ukraine denies it— on youtube sub. now, ukraine denies u ur— on youtube sub. now, ukraine denies it was behind- on youtube sub. now, ukraine denies it was behind a- in" /rin c. now, ukraine denies it was behind a drone auror— denies it was behind a drone attack or— denies it was behind a drone attack on the— denies it was behind a drone attack on the kremlin. a video appears— attack on the kremlin. a video appears ro— attack on the kremlin. a video appears to show— attack on the kremlin. a video appears to show president putin-o— appears to show president putin's residence being hit late rou— putin's residence being hit late root propr— putin's residence being hit late root rupru .— putin's residence being hit late last night . russia— putin's residence being hit late last night . russia says it was last night. russia says it was an assassination— last night. russia says it was an assassination attempt, but the attack— an assassination attempt, but the attack was— an assassination attempt, but the attack was thwarted with oroorroruo— the attack was thwarted with electronic devices disabled on the electronic devices disabled on tho orrorofr. — electronic devices disabled on the aircraft. president zoropokyy— the aircraft. president zelenskyy says ukraine had pouring— zelenskyy says ukraine had nothing ro— zelenskyy says ukraine had nothing to do— zelenskyy says ukraine had nothing to do with it. �*frn�*ri; cd" c nothing to do with it. we don't

auror— nothing to do with it. we don't attack putin or moscow . we fight attack putin or moscow. we fight on our territory . we are 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 deficit. we can't spend it and we didn't attack putin. we leave it to tribunal. vladimir zelenskyy spookrup— tribunal. vladimir zelenskyy speaking there. _ j vladimir zelenskyy speaking there. well, in news horo— speaking there. well, in news here or— speaking there. well, in news here at home,— speaking there. well, in news here at home, the prime minister payo— here at home, the prime minister ooyo roe-o— here at home, the prime minister says rro-o aware— here at home, the prime minister says he's aware tomorrow's local oroouorro— says he's aware tomorrow's local oroouorro ru— says he's aware tomorrow's local elections in england will be rough— elections in england will be tough for— elections in england will be tough for the— elections in england will be tough for the conservative party . o..— tough for the conservative party . orr uro— tough for the conservative party . or the rou— tough for the conservative party . on the last day— tough for the conservative party . on the last day of campaigning. rishi sunak says roe-o— campaigning. rishi sunak says he's focussed_ campaigning. rishi sunak says he's focussed on— campaigning. rishi sunak says he's focussed on delivering the poopro-o— he's focussed on delivering the people's priorities. we're concentrating— people's priorities. we're concentrating on delivering on poopro-o— concentrating on delivering on poopro-o prrorrry— concentrating on delivering on people's priority . people's priority. liz so a locu— people's priority. liz so a local level— people's priority. liz so a local level that's about low council tax where conservative areas have council tax, that's on average £80 lower than labour ones , crime is lower and we feel ones, crime is lower and we feel more potholes nationally . i'm more potholes nationally. i'm focussed on my five priorities.

well, for his part, sir keir starmer says his mission was to get into government by 2024, and he says the party should make gains to show it's not going backwards. i have gains to show it's not going backwards . i have to say the backwards. i have to say the pooourro— backwards. i have to say the baseline for— backwards. i have to say the baseline for the _ f: i have to say the baseline for the government is very,— baseline for the government is very, very— baseline for the government is very, very rou— baseline for the government is very, very low because they had rorrrpro— very, very low because they had terrible results— very, very low because they had terrible results four years ago, uproo— terrible results four years ago, which ic— terrible results four years ago, which is o— terrible results four years ago, which is a cycle— terrible results four years ago, which is a cycle of these cicciiohc— which is a cycle of these elections ._ which is a cycle of these elections . that- which is a cycle of these elections . that was their second elections. that was their second worci— elections. that was their second worst election— elections. that was their second worst election result in their hiciorw— worst election result in their hiciorw aho— worst election result in their history. and theresa may had to pcrcohoiiw— history. and theresa may had to personally apologise to the candidates— personally apologise to the candidates afterwards. so they chouii— candidates afterwards. so they should-making— candidates afterwards. so they should making significant should be making significant gains— should be making significant gains tomorrow— should be making significant gains tomorrow . and lastly, gains tomorrow. and lastly, ihrcc— gains tomorrow. and lastly, ihrcc powhc— gains tomorrow. and lastly, three gowns once owned by diana, princess— three gowns once owned by diana, princess oi— three gowns once owned by diana, princess of wales— three gowns once owned by diana, princess of wales ,_ three gowns once owned by diana, princess of wales , will go on princess of wales, will go on ciicpiow— princess of wales, will go on iicpiow oi— princess of wales, will go on iicpiow oi rho— princess of wales, will go on display at the museum of style icohc— display at the museum of style icons in— display at the museum of style icons in ireland— display at the museum of style icons in ireland before going to ouciioh— icons in ireland before going to ouciioh cho— icons in ireland before going to auction the glamorous outfits wiii— auction the glamorous outfits will officially— auction the glamorous outfits will officially go _ auction the glamorous outfits will officially go under the hocrhrhr— will officially go under the hocrhrhr h— will officially go under the hammer in los— will officially go under the hammer in los angeles in the uhiici— hammer in los angeles in the united states— hammer in los angeles in the united states in— hammer in los angeles in the united states in the summer. ihcrc— united states in the summer. there expected _ united states in the summer. there expected to— united states in the summer. there expected to sell- united states in the summer. there expected to sell .- united states in the summer. there expected to sell. for between 280 and £550,000. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news.

channel this is a channel- . this is a highly channel this is a highly significant week for - this is a highly significant week for our— - this is a highly significant week for our united— this is a highly significant week for our united kingdom and week for our united kingdom and we course, be covering we will, of course, be covering cho— we will, of course, be covering ihc corohoiioh— we will, of course, be covering the coronation of— we will, of course, be covering the coronation of king charles. rho— the coronation of king charles. ihc chiro— the coronation of king charles. the third throughout the show, ohcoi— the third throughout the show, ohcoi oi— the third throughout the show, ohcoi oi our— the third throughout the show, ahead of our two— the third throughout the show, ahead of our two hour live cpccioi— special from buckingham palace iorhorrow—ii-c- special from buckingham palace tomorrow-it's also- tomorrow night. but it's also a highw— tomorrow night. but it's also a highly consequential week in hriiich— highly consequential week in british politics,— highly consequential week in british politics, a week where the british politics, a week where he cruc— british politics, a week where the true colours— british politics, a week where the true colours of slippery scorrhcr— the true colours of slippery starmer have— the true colours of slippery starmer have been revealed to the electorate _ starmer have been revealed to the electorate to— starmer have been revealed to the electorate to the extent ociuoiiw— the electorate to the extent actually where _ the electorate to the extent actually where i— the electorate to the extent actually where i believe it's now eminently— actually where i believe it's now eminently fair to describe the now eminently fair to describe ihc moh— now eminently fair to describe the man christened by the daily hoi— the man christened by the daily iioii oc— the man christened by the daily iioii oc sir— the man christened by the daily mail as sir flip— the man christened by the daily mail as sir flip flop as the hou— mail as sir flip flop as the least trustworthy labour leader . ii— least trustworthy labour leader ever . it doesn't— least trustworthy labour leader ever . it doesn't matter whether ever. it doesn't matter whether wourc— ever. it doesn't matter whether you coming— ever. it doesn't matter whether you coming io— ever. it doesn't matter whether you're coming to this issue from the you're coming to this issue from he icic— you're coming to this issue from he icii or— you're coming to this issue from the left or right— you're coming to this issue from the left or right of— you're coming to this issue from the left or right of the labour party— the left or right of the labour horiy or— the left or right of the labour party or indeed— the left or right of the labour party or indeed where you sit on the party or indeed where you sit on he wiicr— party or indeed where you sit on the wider political— party or indeed where you sit on the wider political spectrum. i am hoi— the wider political spectrum. i am not prepared— the wider political spectrum. i am not prepared to have a prime

iiihicicr— am not prepared to have a prime minister whose— am not prepared to have a prime minister whose word is less rhcohihoiccc— minister whose word is less meaningless than in, say, the cuoriioh— meaningless than in, say, the guardian denying its antisemitic iirhc— guardian denying its antisemitic iirhc phi— guardian denying its antisemitic iirhc and again— guardian denying its antisemitic time and again, starmer has proch— time and again, starmer has proven ho— time and again, starmer has proch ho ic— time and again, starmer has proch he is o— time and again, starmer has proven he is a shape shifter who wiii— proven he is a shape shifter who wiii coy— proven he is a shape shifter who will say whatever— proven he is a shape shifter who will say whatever is politically cxpciichi— will say whatever is politically copciichi h— will say whatever is politically expedient in that— will say whatever is politically expedient in that particular morphi— expedient in that particular rhorhhi h— expedient in that particular moment in time. so this week it oh cho— moment in time. so this week it was on the jewish— moment in time. so this week it was on the jewish in fees flip flop— was on the jewish in fees flip iiop o— was on the jewish in fees flip flop a reversal— was on the jewish in fees flip flop a reversal which ended the irohiiihc— flop a reversal which ended the frontline political— flop a reversal which ended the frontline political career of ioiici— frontline political career of ioiici iih — frontline political career of failed lib dem— frontline political career of failed lib dem deputy pm nick choo— failed lib dem deputy pm nick cicoo. hur— failed lib dem deputy pm nick clegg. but that's— failed lib dem deputy pm nick clegg. but that's just the beginning— clegg. but that's just the beginning oi— clegg. but that's just the beginning of mr starmer's and i'm beginning of mr starmer's and i-rh going— beginning of mr starmer's and i-rh going io— beginning of mr starmer's and i-rh going io coy— beginning of mr starmer's and i'm going to say it here ociuoiiy— i'm going to say it here actually, it's— i'm going to say it here actually, it's just the beginning- actually, it's just the beginning of his lies. watch actually, it's just the— beginning of his lies. watch we howe— beginning of his lies. watch we have io— beginning of his lies. watch we have io maho— beginning of his lies. watch we have to make the— beginning of his lies. watch we have to make the case- beginning of his lies. watch we have to make the case for- have to make the case for freedom of movement . we don't freedom of movement. we don't want open borders, freedom of movement has gone and it's not coming back . i'm100% behind. coming back. i'm 100% behind. jeremy corbyn. i am working with jeremy corbyn. i am working with jeremy corbyn. i am working with jeremy corbyn to try to win the next general election. were you pals ? well, we were never pals? well, we were never friends in that . we were never friends in that. we were never friends. no, no, no. and we're committed to updating the gra to introduce self—declaration for trans people . are you still

trans people. are you still corhrhiiici— trans people. are you still committed to _ are you still committed to updating the gender icccoohiiioh— committed to updating the gender icccoohiiioh aci— committed to updating the gender recognition act to _ committed to updating the gender recognition act to allow self—identification for trans pcopici — self—identification for trans pcopicc ii— self—identification for trans people? if you're- self—identification for trans people? �*" ”iii: gin g self—identification for trans people? �*" gir g self—identification for trans people? �*" gin g people? if you're going to make reforms, you have to carry the pubuc reforms, you have to carry the public with you. and i think choc-c— public with you. and i think ihoi-c o— public with you. and i think ihoi-c u very— it and i think that's a very important message rhi— that's a very important message and i— that's a very important message and i ihihh— that's a very important message and i think that's— that's a very important message and i think that's why it's cicor— and i think that's why it's cicor choi— and i think that's why it's clear that in— and i think that's why it's clear that in scotland there chouii— clear that in scotland there chouii ho— clear that in scotland there chouii ho o— clear that in scotland there should be a reset of the situation. _ should be a reset of the situation. so- should be a reset of the situation. l. i“ can should be a reset of the- situation. so university tuition fees being scrapped will be in a starmer manifesto. yes . that's starmer manifesto. yes. that's why it's starmer manifesto. yes. that's why ho ho— starmer manifesto. yes. that's why it's the next— in?" yes. that's why it's the next election. ohoy. ii-c— why it's the next election. ohoy. ii-c o— why it's the next election. it's a glaring why it's the next election. ocean it's a glaring anomaly okay. it's a glaring anomaly choi— okay. it's a glaring anomaly ihoi wo— okay. it's a glaring anomaly that we still— it's a glaring anomaly that we still haven't moved on from— that we still haven't moved on from which— that we still haven't moved on from tuition fees— that we still haven't moved on from tuition fees . i“ from tuition fees. in other wru— from tuition fees. in other words, that you are now going to abandon the pledge to abandon on them. that is true, isn't it ? them. that is true, isn't it? won.— them. that is true, isn't it? wcii. i— them. that is true, isn't it? well, i think we are going to set out a fairer solution . and set out a fairer solution. and justin, so but it won't be it won't be the abandoning of tuition fees, will it? well, we are likely and by the way, that package could have run for about the full hour. there's so many hip— the full hour. there's so many iiip iiopc— the full hour. there's so many iiip iiopc io— the full hour. there's so many flip flops to choose _ . there's so many flip flops to choose from . now flip flops to choose from. now scorrhcr— flip flops to choose from. now starmer can't— flip flops to choose from. now starmer can't even give a which— starmer can't even give a straight answer- starmer can't even give a

straight answer about when he hogan— straight answer about when he began hicc— straight answer about when he began talks with— straight answer about when he began talks with the woke blob horic— began talks with the woke blob boris johnson— began talks with the woke blob boris johnson witch hunter in chief— boris johnson witch hunter in chief suc— boris johnson witch hunter in chief sue gray— boris johnson witch hunter in chief sue gray about becoming his chief— chief sue gray about becoming his chief oi— chief sue gray about becoming his chief of staff— chief sue gray about becoming his chief of staff . chief sue gray about becoming his chief of staff. “j r: chief sue gray about becoming his chief of staff . “j r: his chief of staff. did you iirsi— his chief of staff. did you first approach sue gray to be your chief of staff? nick on the i know personally, i met her when i was director of public prosecution. what else when you iirci—hcr— prosecution. what else when you iirci—hcr-yourl first approached her to be your chici— first approached her to be your chief-pooh— first approached her to be your chief-been on- first approached her to be your chief-been on the- chief of staff, been on the ioohoui— chief of staff, been on the ioohouilo— chief of staff, been on the lookout-a chief- chief of staff, been on the lookout a chief of chief of staff, been on the lookout-a chief of for lookout for a chief of staff for a _ now, so when . lookout for a chief of staff for. a_now, so when did a little while now, so when did you—coh— a little while now, so when did you—con i— a little while now, so when did you—con i och- a little while now, so when did you can i ask when a little while now, so when did. you-can i ask when you you approach? can i ask when you opproochci— you approach? can i ask when you opproochci-iooh— you approach? can i ask when you approached-look if- you approach? can i ask when you approached-look if i- you approach? can i ask when you approached look if i may approached sue? look if i may coh— approached sue? look if i may cow-ici— approached sue? look if i may call-i'd.looking- approached sue? look if i may call i'd looking for call her, i'd be looking for a chief— call her, i'd be looking for a chief-staff— call her, i'd be looking for a chief staff number chief of staff for a number of wccch — chief of staff for a number of wccch -i— chief of staff for a number of oho -i-iry- chief of staff for a number of weeks. i try again. weeks. now. i will try again. who— weeks. now. i will try again. who you— weeks. now. i will try again. who you ooh-i— weeks. now. i will try again. and you don't have to answer. our— and you don't have to answer. huh-iii— and you don't have to answer. huh-iii you— and you don't have to answer. but-did you first- and you don't have to answer. but did you first contact and you don't have to answer. but gray did you first contact and you don't have to answer. but gray did yitheirst contact and you don't have to answer. but gray did yithe possibility and you don't have to answer. bu becomingi yithe possibility and you don't have to answer. bu becoming youre possibility and you don't have to answer. bu becoming your chief sibility of becoming your chief of staff? ihoi-o—oui- of becoming your chief of staff? ihoi-o—oui hy| that's going to be laid out by suo. — that's going to be laid out by suo. mou— that's going to be laid out by sue. -you can't- that's going to be laid out by sue. -you can't tell- that's going to be laid out by sue. it?" c that's going to be laid out by- sue. -you can't tell me that. sue. but you can't tell me that. nothing improper at— sue. but you can't tell me that. nothing improper at all?- sue. but you can't tell me that. nothing improper at all? - sue. it?" c nothing improper at all? \in sue. but you can't tell me that. nothing improper at all? no, no, hur— nothing improper at all? no, no, huh-couc— nothing improper at all? no, no, no. but-can't-me- nothing improper at all? \in but can't me when no. but you can't tell me when you— no. but you can't tell me when you-approachoi— no. but you can't tell me when you-approached her.- but you can't tell me when you approached her. i've you first approached her. i've pooh—choi- you first approached her. i've been _chief of. you first approached her. i've been for-chief of. you first approached her. i've been for a chief of you first approached her. i've been for a little chief of you first approached her. i've been for a little while,ef of you first approached her. i've been for a little while, but staff for a little while, but ihoro-o— staff for a little while, but there's nothing. there's nothing impropor—hui- there's nothing. there's nothing improper. but just there's nothing. there's nothing impropiwhy but just there's nothing. there's nothing impropiwhy won't3ut just there's nothing. there's nothing impropiwhy won't3utjme answer why you won't tell me whop— answer why you won't tell me whoh you— answer why you won't tell me when you first— answer why you won't tell me when you first made contact with hor. — her. i'm not going to go through ioch— her. i'm not going to go through och-porch,- lock stock and barrel, but ihoro-o— there's nothing improper. if ii-o—why- there's nothing improper. ifi ii-o—why woh-i there's nothing improper. if- it's_why won't you it's not improper, why won't you say it's not improper, why won't you sail—ago,- it's not improper, why won't you ooy—ooo, wicho i say it was a month ago, nick? 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as we discovered in a westminster bombshell last night, ms grey refused to be night, ms grey has refused to be pari— part of the cabinet office investigation— part of the cabinet office invest sotion_ part of the cabinet office invest sotion not revealing irene, so she's not revealing cho— irene, so she's not revealing rho-aho— irene, so she's not revealing rho-who iii- irene, so she's not revealing the-and did the- irene, so she's not revealing the and did the possible irene, so she's not revealing the chancellorid the possible irene, so she's not revealing the chancellor roboticiossible irene, so she's not revealing the chancellor robotic rachel next chancellor robotic rachel hoowoo— next chancellor robotic rachel hoowoo havo— next chancellor robotic rachel reeves have a— next chancellor robotic rachel reeves have a straight answer ioioy— reeves have a straight answer ioioy o— reeves have a straight answer ioioy o wo— reeves have a straight answer today ? no, absolutely not. this today? no, absolutely not. this pioigo— today? no, absolutely not. this piocioo io— today? no, absolutely not. this piocioo io gono— today? no, absolutely not. this pledge is gone. you're not crowing— pledge is gone. you're not ooiiiho rio— pledge is gone. you're not getting rid of— pledge is gone. you're not getting rid of tuition fees. whac— getting rid of tuition fees. whoi ro— getting rid of tuition fees. whoi you— getting rid of tuition fees. what are you going- getting rid of tuition fees. what are you going to- getting rid of tuition fees. gir g r:in7’ but what are you going to do? but the truth is that the— the truth is that the conservatives the truth is that the - conservatives -crashed the truth is that the _ conservatives-crashed the conservatives have crashed the ocohoy— conservatives have crashed the ocohoy phi— conservatives have crashed the economy and delivered nothing by the economy and delivered nothing by iho why— economy and delivered nothing by iho woy oi— economy and delivered nothing by the way of economic growth . �*fw�*ri; the way of economic growth. we horo— the way of economic growth. we have goi— the way of economic growth. we have got io — the way of economic growth. we have got to look— the way of economic growth. we have got to look again- the way of economic growth. we have got to look again at what our priorities would be. nobody can deny that the circum stances at the next general election in terms of growth and the challenges we face as a country are going to be very dire indeed . so let's just be realistic about the situation we now have about the situation we now have a labour leader who is pledges to his party mean nothing. i mean, he has to pretend every oihgio— mean, he has to pretend every oihoio rhy— mean, he has to pretend every oihoio ooy choi— mean, he has to pretend every single day that he doesn't rooiiy— single day that he doesn't really despise— single day that he doesn't really despise his own deputy, ahgoio— really despise his own deputy, angela icoyhor— really despise his own deputy, angela rayner and this is all a ropi— angela rayner and this is all a rooi worhihg— angela rayner and this is all a real warning to— angela rayner and this is all a real warning to our country ohoui— real warning to our country about whether— real warning to our country about whether we can trust or word — about whether we can trust or word choi— about whether we can trust or word that slippery starmer

opouio— word that slippery starmer opouio io — word that slippery starmer opouio io uo— word that slippery starmer spouts to us to— word that slippery starmer spouts to us to respond. now my ouporoior— spouts to us to respond. now my ouporoior pohoi— spouts to us to respond. now my ouporoior pohoi ,— spouts to us to respond. now my superstar panel , the author and superstar panel, the author and hrooicooior— superstar panel, the author and broadcaster christine hamilton, the businessman— broadcaster christine hamilton, the businessman and activist hrhrh— the businessman and activist adam brooks,— the businessman and activist adam brooks, and the former iohour— adam brooks, and the former iohour harry— adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser matthew iohzo — labour party adviser matthew iohzo .— labour party adviser matthew iohzo . so — labour party adviser matthew lanza . so christine hamilton , an lanza. so christine hamilton, an i lanza. so christine hamilton, an i hhow— lanza. so christine hamilton, an i hhow ii-o— lanza. so christine hamilton, an i hhow ii-o o— lanza. so christine hamilton, an ihhow ii-o o hig— lanza. so christine hamilton, an i know it's a big call because i iooh— i know it's a big call because i iooh oi— i know it's a big call because i iooh oi cho— i know it's a big call because i look at the recent— i know it's a big call because i look at the recent labour iooioro. — look at the recent labour leaders. you _ look at the recent labour leaders. you know, you've got hioir— leaders. you know, you've got hioir who— leaders. you know, you've got blair who lied— leaders. you know, you've got blair who lied about a war in rop— blair who lied about a war in irop .— blair who lied about a war in how . hou— blair who lied about a war in how . hou goi— blair who lied about a war in iraq . you've got gordon brown, iraq. you've got gordon brown, who— iraq. you've got gordon brown, who hoi— iraq. you've got gordon brown, who lied about— iraq. you've got gordon brown, who lied about his economic rocori— who lied about his economic rocorci .— who lied about his economic record . you've— who lied about his economic record . you've got corbyn who record. you've got corbyn who hoi— record. you've got corbyn who iioi ohoui— record. you've got corbyn who lied about whether he was an ohii—sorhiio— lied about whether he was an anti—semite or— lied about whether he was an anti—semite or not. but ociuoiiy— anti—semite or not. but ociuoiiy, i— anti—semite or not. but actually, i think slippery siorrhor— actually, i think slippery starmer is— actually, i think slippery starmer is the least trustworthy of starmer is the least trustworthy oi ihorh — starmer is the least trustworthy oi ihorh ou— starmer is the least trustworthy of them all because he lies and hip— of them all because he lies and iiip iiopo— of them all because he lies and iiip iiopo oh— of them all because he lies and iiip iiopo on o— of them all because he lies and flip flops on a daily basis. ihio— flip flops on a daily basis. ihio ion-i— flip flops on a daily basis. this isn't something that hoppoho— this isn't something that happens every now and then. it's a happens every now and then. it's o cohoiohi.— happens every now and then. it's a constant. well— happens every now and then. it's a constant. well time will tell whoihor— a constant. well time will tell whoihor ho— a constant. well time will tell whether he takes— a constant. well time will tell whether he takes the biscuit , as whether he takes the biscuit, as it whether he takes the biscuit, as ii — whether he takes the biscuit, as ii hi— whether he takes the biscuit, as it were. at the— whether he takes the biscuit, as it were. 'c : it were. at the moment. i would put blair at the top of the list because the iraq war was just that was unfair , liveable, the that was unfair, liveable, the way he lied about that. so the jury way he lied about that. so the jury is out on that. - way he lied about that. so the jury is out on that. but i mean, whic— jury is out on that. but i mean, what starmer is realising now

are the difficulties of possibly being in government when he was just purely opposition. it really matter what he really didn't matter what he said. he could, but now he's having— said. he could, but now he's having io— r: he could, but now he's having to concentrate. \iliiil�*i�*i" having to concentrate. now he's having— having to concentrate. now he's having io— having to concentrate. now he's having to think about it and the trouble is he has no vision . he trouble is he has no vision. he has no underlying philosophy to guide his principles. he doesn't have any principles. this is what i believe in. and if you don't like it, here are my other beliefs. finding he's beliefs. so he's finding he's beginning to discover that the act of governing is very, very different to the act of opposing. but mean, it is opposing. but i mean, it is quite mean, you quite extraordinary. i mean, you listed them. had listed them. we've had the tuition and you said, tuition fees. and as you said, that very well that didn't end very well for nick , did it? lost his nick clegg, did it? he lost his seat going to seat and he was going to nationalise the commanding nationalise all the commanding heights british economy. heights of the british economy. that's all gone by the wall. he was was against high tax and was he was against high tax and low and he's in low growth. and now he's in favour taxing the top 5. he favour of taxing the top 5. he doesn't know where he is. that's the trouble. he's got no guiding star. he's got no principles by which to make his decisions. and so he's just rushing around in the wind. he's being buffeted by the wind. he's being buffeted by the wind. he's being buffeted by the wind. indeed . and adam

the wind. indeed. and adam hrooho— the wind. indeed. and adam brooks, we're— r: indeed. and adam brooks, we're talking about the who,— brooks, we're talking about the who, i— brooks, we're talking about the who, ii you— brooks, we're talking about the man who, if you believe the poiio— man who, if you believe the poiio oi— man who, if you believe the poiio oi iho — man who, if you believe the polls at the moment, is the iihoiy— polls at the moment, is the iihoiy noxi— polls at the moment, is the likely next minister of likely next prime minister of the likely next prime minister of iho—youl likely next prime minister of. rho—you ihihh the country. but don't you think the country. but don't you think rho—poiio- the country. but don't you think iho—poiio howol the reason that the polls have horrowoi—iol narrowed so significantly is hocouoo— narrowed so significantly is because we actually can't trust ihio— because we actually can't trust ihio hiohoo— because we actually can't trust this bloke? we— because we actually can't trust this bloke? we have no idea what he this bloke? we have no idea what ho wouici— this bloke? we have no idea what ho wouici io— this bloke? we have no idea what he would do in— this bloke? we have no idea what he would do in number 10. i'm ihh— he would do in number 10. i'm i-rh horriiioi— he would do in number 10. i'm i'm horrified that— he would do in number 10. i'm i'm horrified that he could be howi— i'm horrified that he could be our next prime— i'm horrified that he could be our next prime minister you hhow,— our next prime minister you hhow, ihh— our next prime minister you hhow, i-rh hoi— our next prime minister you know, i'm not letting the ooworhrhohi— know, i'm not letting the government because know, i'm not letting the government-because been government off because i've been wory— government off because i've been wow—goworhrhohil very critical of the government ihiooi. — very critical of the government ihiooi. hho— very critical of the government indeed. and they've a lot indeed. and they've messed a lot of indeed. and they've messed a lot oi—goi- of things up. they won't get my woio. — of things up. they won't get my vote. _suddenly- vote. and starmer suddenly corioihiy— vote. and starmer suddenly certainly won't— vote. and starmer suddenly certainly won't get my vote. but iooh— certainly won't get my vote. but iooh, woro— certainly won't get my vote. but look, we're talking— certainly won't get my vote. but look, we're talking about a man choi— look, we're talking about a man that blatantly— look, we're talking about a man that blatantly lied— look, we're talking about a man that blatantly lied about curry opio— that blatantly lied about curry ooio or— that blatantly lied about curry ooio or hoor— that blatantly lied about curry gate or beer gate— that blatantly lied about curry gate or beer gate in durham. ii; gate or beer gate in durham. he hou— gate or beer gate in durham. he iiou ohoui— gate or beer gate in durham. he lied about the— gate or beer gate in durham. he lied about the number- gate or beer gate in durham. he lied about the number of attendees. he lied about whether rayner was there . he lied about rayner was there. he lied about the hotel doing the food. he constantly lies. as you as the clips have shown . now we also clips have shown. now we also face the prospect of probably the wokeist prime minister that could ever be in starmer. you know, he will go along with the trends and agenda. we know that he will bend his knees to the eu

. literally, literally. he'll be on his knees.— . literally, literally. he'll be on his knees. he— . literally, literally. he'll be on his knees. he took- c he'll be on his knees. he took the knee . on his knees. he took the knee. iooh— on his knees. he took the knee. iooh oi— on his knees. he took the knee. iooh oi ii— on his knees. he took the knee. look at it right— on his knees. he took the knee. look at it right now. he will. he look at it right now. he will. ho with— look at it right now. he will. he will capitulate. /rin look at it right now. he will. he will capitulate. v/rin. he will capitulate. you know, to the lefty screams on immigration. we it horrifies me what this country is going to become. and it's in a bad place already. let's not let the government off on that. i think it's going to get a hell of a lot worse. i couldn't agree. more. and actually, we'll have iorogo— farage here later talking about the - interview. - farage here later talking about the interview. trump the trump interview. and trump was the trump interview. and trump woo—ihouohi- the trump interview. and trump woo—thought ol the trump interview. and trump| was—thought a lot was very clear. he thought a lot of was very clear. he thought a lot oi—ihoi— was very clear. he thought a lot oi—ihoi hoo- was very clear. he thought a lot. of_that has-done of the damage that has been done in tho— of the damage that has been done in tho-io— of the damage that has been done in the-is starting— of the damage that has been done in the-is starting to— of the damage that has been done in the is starting to happen in the us is starting to happen in the us is starting to happen in tho— in the us is starting to happen in iho-iwoh— in the us is starting to happen in the-even under- in the uk. even under a conservative— in the uk. even under a conservative government. so youo— conservative government. so you right— conservative government. so you right. wo— conservative government. so you're right, we let the you're right, we cannot let the conservatives— conservatives off. but matthew hoor— conservatives off. but matthew ioor i— conservatives off. but matthew lazar, i believe— conservatives off. but matthew lazar, i believe you think it's urioir— lazar, i believe you think it's unfair.-describe- lazar, i believe you think it's unfair. describe starmer unfair. when i describe starmer as unfair. when i describe starmer oo oiippory— unfair. when i describe starmer as slippery why— unfair. when i describe starmer as slippery. why absolutely. ho-o— as slippery. why absolutely. ho-o hoi— as slippery. why absolutely. ho-o poi oiippory— as slippery. why absolutely. he's not slippery starmer he's sensible. starmer world has sensible. starmer the world has moved on since 2019. dan and i could sit here and list all the tory promises that have been broken , all tory promises broken, all the tory promises that made in that election, that were made in that election, including brexit. including the oven ready brexit. well, know, never mind slow well, you know, never mind slow coohiho. — well, you know, never mind slow coohiholo— well, you know, never mind slow cooking-ia oiow— well, you know, never mind slow cooking. a slow cooked cooking. it's a slow cooked hroxii— cooking. it's a slow cooked brexit_hasn't. brexit because it hasn't proporiy— brexit because it hasn't properly mean , properly happened yet. i mean, the properly happened yet. i mean, tho-hoo— properly happened yet. i mean, the-has moved- properly happened yet. i mean, the has moved on. ci?“ c the world has moved on. i don't ihihh— the world has moved on. i don't ihihh you— the world has moved on. i don't think you should raise brexit

given given that starmer was the bloke who led the charge for a second referendum, who led the charge to overturn one the biggest democratic vote and we lost british history . we lost lost british history. we lost the 2019 election and so we can't believe a word that starts. no, because we the labour party's position is clear in accepting where we are on brexit and with no question of reintroducing free movement or of going back. but matthew, you're an adviser. you're a former adviser to the labour party, very senior within the labour you labour party, previously you must admit that starmer has pledges to your party were simply an attempt to hoodwink the left of your to party elect him and elect him. yeah, i think they him and elect him. yeah, i think ihoy roiiocioi— him and elect him. yeah, i think they reflected the— " rii�*r: i .. yeah, i think they reflected the situation as it they reflected the situation as ii woo— they reflected the situation as ii ih— they reflected the situation as it was in 2019.— they reflected the situation as it was in 2019. i— they reflected the situation as it was in 2019. i mean, i think we it was in 2019. i mean, i think wo i— it was in 2019. i mean, i think we i mean, labour— it was in 2019. i mean, i think we i mean, labour would get rid of we i mean, labour would get rid oi iuiiioh— we i mean, labour would get rid of tuition fees— we i mean, labour would get rid of tuition fees if— we i mean, labour would get rid of tuition fees if the money was choro— of tuition fees if the money was ihoro. wo-wo— of tuition fees if the money was there. we've had— of tuition fees if the money was there. we've had another four yooro— there. we've had another four yooroliory— there. we've had another four years tory economic failure. there. we've had another four yeaiknow, iry economic failure. there. we've had another four yeaiknow, iry ec(is)mic failure. there. we've had another four yeaiknow,)ry ec(is noc failure. there. we've had another four yeaiknow,)ry ec(is no moneyz. you know, there is no money to do you know, there is no money to oo-ihihoo— you know, there is no money to do-things which- you know, there is no money to do things which labour do those things which labour wiii— do those things which labour with-io— do those things which labour wiii-io trop— do those things which labour will-to drop lots- do those things which labour will to drop lots of labour will have to drop lots of labour ihihgo— will have to drop lots of labour ihihoo choi— will have to drop lots of labour ihihoo ihoi you— will have to drop lots of labour things that you would like to do, things that you would like to rho-ocoo— things that you would like to do,-good things- things that you would like to do, good things that do, lots of good things that ho— do, lots of good things that. ihoi—wouio that millions of people would

hho— that millions of people would iiho—ii-o- that millions of people would like—it's not- that millions of people would like—it's not this| like to see. but it's not this is not going to down well is not going to go down well with younger generations . with the younger generations. yeah. didn't starmer say at yeah. why didn't starmer say at the would like the outset? yes, we would like to do away with fees, to do away with tuition fees, which if we can afford which i think if we can afford it. whatl which i think if we can afford it. what i would have done, by the it. what i would have done, by tho-wo— it. what i would have done, by tho-wo-whoi- the way, if we could, what i wouii— the way, if we could, what i would differently the way, if we could, what i. would _ differently is the way, if we could, what i- would—differently is i would have done differently is i ihihh— think we should. i think that the they did the the way they did the announcement, they should have they to should gone going to be, should have gone alongside of alongside the dropping of the of the rid tuition fees. the getting rid of tuition fees. it to be a compromise. it will have to be a compromise. the i think the problem is, i think i wouich-i— the problem is, i think i wouldn't-thisi the problem is, i think i- wouldn't-this guy to wouldn't even trust this guy to rhoho— wouldn't even trust this guy to rhoho-cup— wouldn't even trust this guy to rhoho-cup oi— wouldn't even trust this guy to make-cup of tea- wouldn't even trust this guy to make cup of tea because make me a cup of tea because hoo— make me a cup of tea because how prohohiy— make me a cup of tea because he'd probably come back with a coppucciho— he'd probably come back with a cappuccino nato— he'd probably come back with a cappuccino nato and say by the way,— cappuccino nato and say by the wow iio— cappuccino nato and say by the wow to o— cappuccino nato and say by the woy. to o ocoo— cappuccino nato and say by the way, it's a good line down, but iio— way, it's a good line down, but to hoi— way, it's a good line down, but to hoi iruo. — way, it's a good line down, but it's not true. that— way, it's a good line down, but it's not true. that was he's going— it's not true. that was he's going io— it's not true. that was he's going to oiwo— it's not true. that was he's going to give the country the ioooorohip— going to give the country the leadership it— going to give the country the leadership it so— going to give the country the leadership it so desperately. hott— leadership it so desperately. he'll-anything— leadership it so desperately. he'll-anything that- leadership it so desperately. he'll-anything that he- leadership it so desperately. he'll anything that he thinks he'll do anything that he thinks will get power and hold on. will get him power and hold on. and is he going to do did he do choi— and is he going to do did he do ihoi with— and is he going to do did he do ihoi wiih iho — and is he going to do did he do that with the with— and is he going to do did he do that with the with the sue gray roporio— that with the with the sue gray roporio-hoo — that with the with the sue gray roporio-hoo ii- that with the with the sue gray report? had it influence report? has he had it influence ooro-oro oh?- report? has he had it influence over gone on? because over what has gone on? because horio— over what has gone on? because horio woo— over what has gone on? because horio iho— over what has gone on? because boris was the conservatives only hopo— boris was the conservatives only hopo oi— boris was the conservatives only hope of challenging in this oohoroi— hope of challenging in this general election. 3: ' r: hope of challenging in this general election. 3: ' 3 general election. indeed. and my feelings on the sue gray report is they've got nothing to hide. why they both out and why don't they both come out and say, why don't they both come out and oywo—— why don't they both come out and

oywo— iiroi- why don't they both come out and say,_we first met,- say, this is when we first met, ihio—iiroi- say, this is when we first met,| this—first discussed this is when we first discussed pp — this is when we first discussed pp -ohoui— this is when we first discussed it? -about. really. it? it stinks about it really stinks. sue gray is stinks. stink sue gray is engaging the committee on engaging with the committee on appointments after life, appointments after public life, which of tories didn't which loads of tories didn't bother sticking by bother doing. she's sticking by the bother doing. she's sticking by tho-ihoro-o- the rules, but there's a conflict — the rules, but there's a conflict. adam- the rules, but there's a conflict. 3riii the rules, but there's a- conflict. adam brooks. christine hamilton, panel, hamilton, my superstar panel, thank much. and are thank you so much. and they are with coming thank you so much. and they are witias coming thank you so much. and they are witias prince coming thank you so much. and they are witias prince harry's coming thank you so much. and they are witias prince harry's palsning up, as prince harry's pals confirm he'll only be in london for 24 hours for his dad's coronation before jetting back to albie is the duke of delusion simply to try simply using the event to try and revive his failing sussex brand while harry's biographer, angela levin, offers her unfiltered analysis shortly. but up next in the clash, as rabble rousing republicans plan mass protests on the day of the coronation will the reign of king charles and queen camilla be good for britain? petronella wyatt . she is a friend of wyatt. she is a friend of camilla depher sends the monarchy against head of the monarchy against the head of the uk's republican movement, graham smith. he's got quite a lot to say to me. these days, so i can't wait to have him on the show. that's straight after the break. but want know you show. that's straight after the break on jt want know you show. that's straight after the break on thisint know you show. that's straight after the break on this down know you show. that's straight after the breakon this down atow you show. that's straight after the breakon this down at gbnews.uk. think on this down at gbnews.uk. tweet us at gb news. our poll

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the people's channel. britain's news . channel _ the people's channel. britain's news . channel angela levin and news. channel angela levin and lionel shriver. coming up . but lionel shriver. coming up. but ihho— lionel shriver. coming up. but iirho ow— lionel shriver. coming up. but iirho ior— lionel shriver. coming up. but time now for the— lionel shriver. coming up. but time now for the clash- coming up. but time now for the clash . and last time now for the clash. and last night-o— time now for the clash. and last hiohi-o worrying— time now for the clash. and last night's worrying drama at buckingham _ night's worrying drama at buckingham palace has intensified— buckingham palace has intensified security fears for ihio— intensified security fears for this weekend's— intensified security fears for this weekend's coronation, not ioooi— this weekend's coronation, not ioooi iho— this weekend's coronation, not least the threat— this weekend's coronation, not

least the threat from protesting hiohop— least the threat from protesting hiohop .— least the threat from protesting bishop . republicans intent on bishop. republicans intent on opoiiiho— bishop. republicans intent on opoiiiho iho— bishop. republicans intent on spoiling the fun— bishop. republicans intent on spoiling the fun with rising anti—monarchy— spoiling the fun with rising anti—monarchy rhetoric in the opti— anti—monarchy rhetoric in the ohii hriiioh— anti—monarchy rhetoric in the anti british media fuelled by treacherous— anti british media fuelled by treacherous harry and meghan has the treacherous harry and meghan has iho uh-o— treacherous harry and meghan has the uk's communist in chief ash sorhor.— the uk's communist in chief ash sarkar, explaining— the uk's communist in chief ash sarkar, explaining why so many ohiiiioo— sarkar, explaining why so many ohiiiioo ooh— sarkar, explaining why so many entitled gen z—ers in particular are entitled gen z—ers in particular iurhihg— entitled gen z—ers in particular are turning away— entitled gen z—ers in particular are turning away from the royals on, are turning away from the royals you— are turning away from the royals you ouooooo— are turning away from the royals on, you guessed it,— are turning away from the royals on, you guessed it, the bbc . on, you guessed it, the bbc. hut— on, you guessed it, the bbc. hui whor— on, you guessed it, the bbc. hui whoh ii— on, you guessed it, the bbc. but when it comes— on, you guessed it, the bbc. but when it comes to - on, you guessed it, the bbc. but when it comes to this generation in particular, young people are interested in the values of fairness and in the values of fairness and in the values of fairness and in the values of representation . values of representation. whatever way you slice it, the monarchy is neither a fair nor a representative institution , and representative institution, and what they've revealed themselves to be is a cartel of some very weird people . but isn't the weird people. but isn't the iruih— weird people. but isn't the iruih .— weird people. but isn't the truth , regardless- weird people. but isn't the truth , regardless of- 3 but isn't the truth , regardless of what sarkar truth, regardless of what sarkar ooyo— truth, regardless of what sarkar ooyo. ihoi— truth, regardless of what sarkar ooyo. ihoi ho— truth, regardless of what sarkar says, that no matter your motio— says, that no matter your rhoiric. iho— says, that no matter your metric, the royal family is good for metric, the royal family is good ior hriioih— metric, the royal family is good for britain financially alone , for britain financially alone, iho— for britain financially alone, the coronation— for britain financially alone, the coronation will pocket £1 hiiiioh— the coronation will pocket £1 hiiiioh ior— the coronation will pocket £1 billion for our— the coronation will pocket £1 billion for our struggling ocohoy— billion for our struggling economy on top of the existing ozo— economy on top of the existing as which— economy on top of the existing £25 billion a— economy on top of the existing £2.5 billion a year. net profit iho— £2.5 billion a year. net profit iho hoyoio— £2.5 billion a year. net profit the royals generate for simply oxioiiho— the royals generate for simply oxioiiho owi— the royals generate for simply existing and despite being a orhoii— existing and despite being a small island— existing and despite being a small island geographically , our

small island geographically, our pome_ small island geographically, our porhp. our— small island geographically, our pomp, our ceremony, our history, our pomp, our ceremony, our history, irooiiioh— pomp, our ceremony, our history, irooiiioh io— pomp, our ceremony, our history, our tradition is envied by hiiiioho— our tradition is envied by billions around the world. but who— billions around the world. but whoi io— billions around the world. but whoi to you— billions around the world. but what do you think is a monarchy uhoor— what do you think is a monarchy uhior king— what do you think is a monarchy under king charles— what do you think is a monarchy under king charles and queen corhiiioo— under king charles and queen camilla? good— under king charles and queen camilla? good for— under king charles and queen camilla? good for britain . email camilla? good for britain. email me camilla? good for britain. email rho oi— camilla? good for britain. email me at gbnews.uk. vote in our poii— me at gbnews.uk. vote in our poii oi— me at gbnews.uk. vote in our poii oi oi— me at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb news— me at gbnews.uk. vote in our poll at gb news on twitter. the roouiio— poll at gb news on twitter. the results shortly,— poll at gb news on twitter. the results shortly, but— poll at gb news on twitter. the results shortly, but i'm ooiiohioo— results shortly, but i'm delighted to- results shortly, but i'm delighted to say doing battle on this delighted to say doing battle on ihio tonight.— delighted to say doing battle on this tonight, graham smith, he is this tonight, graham smith, he io iho— this tonight, graham smith, he io iho chioi— this tonight, graham smith, he is the chief executive of the hopuhiic— is the chief executive of the republic campaign group and star howopopor— republic campaign group and star newspaper columnist, a member of high— newspaper columnist, a member of high oocioiy— newspaper columnist, a member of high oocioiy. o— newspaper columnist, a member of high society, a friend of queen cohoori— high society, a friend of queen consort camilla— high society, a friend of queen consort camilla petronella wyoii.— consort camilla petronella wyoii. ii— consort camilla petronella wyoii. ii io— consort camilla petronella wyatt. it is great to have both of wyatt. it is great to have both oi you— wyatt. it is great to have both oi you horo— wyatt. it is great to have both of you here now.— wyatt. it is great to have both of you here now. graham smith, iooh— of you here now. graham smith, iooh. wo— of you here now. graham smith, iooh. wo howo— of you here now. graham smith, look, we have gone— of you here now. graham smith, look, we have gone toe to toe rhohy yooro— look, we have gone toe to toe over many years and i completely roopoci— over many years and i completely roopoci your— over many years and i completely respect your right— over many years and i completely respect your right to _ over many years and i completely respect your right to have your oirohg— respect your right to have your oiroho hoiioi— respect your right to have your strong belief that— respect your right to have your strong belief that the uk should hcoo— strong belief that the uk should hcoo o— strong belief that the uk should become a republic. of course i do become a republic. of course i oo .— become a republic. of course i oo . why.— become a republic. of course i oo . why. though.— become a republic. of course i do . why, though, do you want to do. why, though, do you want to rui— do. why, though, do you want to iho— do. why, though, do you want to ruin the coronation? i mean , why ruin the coronation? i mean, why do ruin the coronation? i mean, why to you— ruin the coronation? i mean, why to you howo— ruin the coronation? i mean, why to you howo io— ruin the coronation? i mean, why do you have to protest the day of do you have to protest the day oi iho— do you have to protest the day of the coronation— do you have to protest the day of the coronation i— do you have to protest the day of the coronation i mean, that to ho— of the coronation i mean, that to ho iooio— of the coronation i mean, that to me feels as— of the coronation i mean, that to me feels as petty and cruel ooo— to me feels as petty and cruel and anti—british— to me feels as petty and cruel and anti—british ._ to me feels as petty and cruel and anti—british . erg. well, no, and anti—british. erg. well, no, it's and anti—british. erg. well, no, to hono—

and anti—british. erg. well, no, to oi— and anti—british. erg. well, no, it's none of those— and anti—british. erg. well, no, it's none of those things. i mean, obviously,- it's none of those things. i mean, obviously, we- it's none of those things. i mean, obviously, we need to protest the coronation. the coronation is , first iii" the coronation is , first and coronation is, first and iororhooi— coronation is, first and foremost a— coronation is, first and foremost a pointless parade. we ooh-i— foremost a pointless parade. we ooh-i hoot— foremost a pointless parade. we ooh-i hooci ii.— foremost a pointless parade. we don't need it. there's no legal or constitutional— don't need it. there's no legal or constitutional requirement to howo— or constitutional requirement to howo ii— or constitutional requirement to howo ii .— or constitutional requirement to howo ii . ii— or constitutional requirement to howo i. ii io— or constitutional requirement to have it. it is a— or constitutional requirement to have it. it is a vanity parade. ho— have it. it is a vanity parade. ho couio— have it. it is a vanity parade. he could have— have it. it is a vanity parade. he could have done what other hihoo— he could have done what other hihoo-iso— he could have done what other hihoo-iso yooro— he could have done what other kings 150 years ago and kings did. 150 years ago and say,— kings did. 150 years ago and ooy. wo— kings did. 150 years ago and ooy. wo ooh-i— kings did. 150 years ago and say, we don't need any more corohoiioh. — say, we don't need any more coronation. let's— say, we don't need any more coronation. let's just move on. ho-o— coronation. let's just move on. ho-o-opoho- coronation. let's just move on.- he's-spendiestimated he's going to spend an estimated ouorior— he's going to spend an estimated ouorior oi— he's going to spend an estimated ouorior oi oi— he's going to spend an estimated quarter of £1 billion on on, on ihio— quarter of £1 billion on on, on ihio porocio— quarter of £1 billion on on, on this parade. and— quarter of £1 billion on on, on this parade. and of course, it is this parade. and of course, it io o— this parade. and of course, it is a celebration— this parade. and of course, it is a celebration of the very essence of monarchy, hereditary irohoior— essence of monarchy, hereditary irohoior oi— essence of monarchy, hereditary transfer of power— essence of monarchy, hereditary transfer of power . essence of monarchy, hereditary transfer of power. essence of monarchy, hereditary transfer of power . c. transfer of power. but, graham, you must accept that the british pubuc you must accept that the british public that needs to be challenged supports that you must accept that overwhelmingly . graham the british public support that the royal family only exists because not just about the overwhelming majority, which is actually gone down a lot. i mean, it was typically 75.— lot. i mean, it was typically 75, ooo— lot. i mean, it was typically 75, 80% until— lot. i mean, it was typically 75, 80% until not— i mean, it was typically 75, 80% until not that long ago. it's 75, 80% until not that long ago. to ow— 75, 80% until not that long ago. to oowh— 75, 80% until not that long ago. it's now down around 55. some poiio— it's now down around 55. some poiio pui— it's now down around 55. some polls put suppm— it's now down around 55. some polls put support for abolition up owor— polls put support for abolition up ooo— polls put support for abolition up over 30% and— polls put support for abolition up over 30% and only 9, 15 down. in up over 30% and only 9, 15 down. in ohoihor— up over 30% and only 9, 15 down. in ohoihor poii—

up over 30% and only 9, 15 down. in another poll are— up over 30% and only 9, 15 down. in another poll are enthusiastic ohoui— in another poll are enthusiastic ohoui iho— in another poll are enthusiastic about the coronation and people are about the coronation and people corioihiy— about the coronation and people are certainly not— about the coronation and people are certainly not impressed by the are certainly not impressed by iho iooo. — are certainly not impressed by the idea. you— are certainly not impressed by the idea. you just— are certainly not impressed by the idea. v/rin. c the idea. you just wait for saturday being spent on it. you just wait for saturday. petronella, you want to come in? yes, want come yes, of course. i want to come in. do think that you're very in. i do think that you're very oio— in. i do think that you're very old fashioned. _ in. i do think that you're very old fashioned. i— .. i do think that you're very old fashioned. i think republic rhocohihorh — old fashioned. i think republic mechanism is— old fashioned. i think republic mechanism is a— old fashioned. i think republic mechanism is a very victorian iooo. — mechanism is a very victorian iooo. hho— mechanism is a very victorian iooo. who iho— mechanism is a very victorian idea. and the republican movement was never stronger than uhoor— movement was never stronger than who ouooh— movement was never stronger than under queen victoria . i also under queen victoria. i also ihihh— under queen victoria. i also ihihh ihoi— under queen victoria. i also think that you're— under queen victoria. i also think that you're out of step hocouoo— think that you're out of step because as you're missing the point— because as you're missing the point ih— because as you're missing the point in oo— because as you're missing the point in oo rhohy— because as you're missing the point in so many ways, connor institutional— point in so many ways, connor institutional monarchy in this country— institutional monarchy in this country hoo— institutional monarchy in this country has given us such oiohiiiiy— country has given us such oiohiiiiy . — country has given us such stability . if— country has given us such stability . if you- country has given us such stability . �*" stability. if you look at other countries around europe with monarchy, yes, it is true. excuse me. how would a series of former politicians elected as head of state provide stability that a monarchy ? look at france, that a monarchy? look at france, for example , a former french. for example, a former french. and don't interrupt . a former and don't interrupt. a former irohch— and don't interrupt. a former french ambassador said to me that they deeply regret getting rid of their monarchy . our rid of their monarchy. our monarchy is the envy of the

world. not true . come on. yes, world. not true. come on. yes, it is. no demand and there no oorhoho— it is. no demand and there no oorhohi ih— it is. no demand and there no demand in france— c no demand and there no demand in france for a restoration— demand in france for a restoration of- demand in france for a restoration of the monarchy that oirhpiy— restoration of the monarchy that oirhpiy ior-i— restoration of the monarchy that simply isn't true. _ restoration of the monarchy that simply isn't true. you know, the poihi— simply isn't true. you know, the point io— simply isn't true. you know, the point is terribly— simply isn't true. you know, the point is terribly sorry. but why is point is terribly sorry. but why io ihoio — point is terribly sorry. but why is that? around _ point is terribly sorry. but why is that? ' 3 c. point is terribly sorry. but why is that? 3 c. 7’ peter is that? around europe? peter rouioiho— is that? 3 c.7 peter faulding catastrophically is that? ' 3 c. 7 peter faulding catastrophically bad. hioooo— faulding catastrophically bad. hioooo scop— faulding catastrophically bad. please stop interrupting- faulding catastrophically bad. please stop interrupting. graham pat cullen make your point— graham pat cullen make your point ooo— graham pat cullen make your point and then— graham pat cullen make your point and then i'll bring you hoch— point and then i'll bring you hoch-you-ro- point and then i'll bring you back you're actually back because you're actually poiio— back because you're actually being roihor— back because you're actually being rather rude . �*nyii�*y sri;" back because you're actually being rather rude . wily ;si“ being rather rude. why then why then are the european countries that have monarchies, including norway, which has a labour government , why is there no government, why is there no movement get rid of these movement to get rid of these monarchies? monarchy ? good monarchies? if monarchy? good point is such an awful thing . point is such an awful thing. well, it hasn't happened, has it? and these countries. but it hasn't happened because the overwhelming majority of the population want to keep the monarchy. graham you answer ihoi. — monarchy. graham you answer ihoi. ihoi-o— monarchy. graham you answer ihoi. ihoi-o hy— monarchy. graham you answer that. that's by the- monarchy. graham you answer that. that's by the by the point is there is a movement and there are it's not by the by because you're trying to impose the views of a minority on the views of a majority . look, can i just of a majority. look, can i just i of a majority. look, can i just iiuoi— of a majority. look, can i just iiuoi wooi— of a majority. look, can i just iiuoi wohi io— of a majority. look, can i just

i just want to make- of a majority. look, can i just i just want to make a- cg look, can i just i just want to make a financial poiio— i just want to make a financial poihi. crohorw— i just want to make a financial point, graham, for— i just want to make a financial point, graham, for you to roopoho— point, graham, for you to roopoho io— point, graham, for you to respond to, because you must cohcooo— respond to, because you must concede that— respond to, because you must concede that the— respond to, because you must concede that the monarchy is hriiiiohi— concede that the monarchy is brilliant for— concede that the monarchy is brilliant for britain . it's brilliant for britain. it's orooi— brilliant for britain. it's orooi ior— brilliant for britain. it's great for our- brilliant for britain. it's great for our economy . it is great for our economy. it is wooi— great for our economy. it is grooi ior— great for our economy. it is orooi ior our— great for our economy. it is great for our brand . it costs great for our brand. it costs iho— great for our brand. it costs iho ioopoyor— great for our brand. it costs the taxpayer huge money into the compony— the taxpayer huge money into the corhpohy. iooo— the taxpayer huge money into the company, less than— the taxpayer huge money into the company, less than the price of a mars bar. okay,— company, less than the price of a mars bar. okay, well, let's let's. petronella,— a mars bar. okay, well, let's let's. petronella, can- a mars bar. [jo/gag petronella, can allow me let's. petronella, can allow me to opooh— let's. petronella, can allow me to speak without— petronella, can allow me to speak without interrupting for to speak without interrupting ior o— to speak without interrupting for a moment,— to speak without interrupting for a moment, because i can ohoworliow— for a moment, because i can ohoworliow oi— for a moment, because i can answer few of these points answer a few of these points hocouoo— answer a few of these pointsi hocouoo—iioo answer a few of these points- because_idea that because, you know, the idea that rhohorchy— because, you know, the idea that rhohorchy io— because, you know, the idea that monarchy is good— because, you know, the idea that monarchy is good for stability is nonsense. there's no evidence at is nonsense. there's no evidence oi oii. — is nonsense. there's no evidence oi oii. hho— is nonsense. there's no evidence oi oii. who ih— is nonsense. there's no evidence at all. and in fact,— at all. and in fact, historically, monarchy , historically, monarchy, financially, _ historically, monarchy, financially, financially, that's who— financially, financially, that's whoi i— financially, financially, that's whoi i pui— financially, financially, that's whoi i pui io— financially, financially, that's what i put to you. i'll come on to tho— what i put to you. i'll come on to ihoi ih— what i put to you. i'll come on to that in two— what i put to you. i'll come on to that in two seconds. historically,— to that in two seconds. historically, monarchies have pooh— historically, monarchies have been dreadful— historically, monarchies have been dreadful stability , but been dreadful for stability, but iihohcioiiy— been dreadful for stability, but financially there— been dreadful for stability, but financially there no evidence financially there is no evidence whoiooowor— financially there is no evidence whatsoever that _ financially there is no evidence whatsoever that the monarchy is ocoo— whatsoever that the monarchy is good ior— whatsoever that the monarchy is oooo ior our— whatsoever that the monarchy is good for our economy. i know ihoro-o— good for our economy. i know ihoro-o ihio— good for our economy. i know there's this brand— good for our economy. i know there's this brand finance ropori— there's this brand finance- ropori—iorgoiy report, but that's been largely chiuohoci— report, but that's been largely debunked. we've— report, but that's been largely debunked. we've got a team of ocohorhiooi— debunked. we've got a team of economists currently putting debunked. we've got a team of economira; currently putting debunked. we've got a team of economira different/ putting debunked. we've got a team of economira different reportig together a different report which— together a different report which makes— together a different report which makes very clear that choro— which makes very clear that ihoro io— which makes very clear that ihoro io ho— which makes very clear that there is no evidence that the rhohorchy— there is no evidence that the rhohorchy-our- there is no evidence that the monarchy our economy. monarchy benefits our economy. ihoro-o—ii-o- monarchy benefits our economy. there's—it's good. there's no evidence it's good for there's no evidence it's good ioriouriorh. — there's no evidence it's good for tourism. will- there's no evidence it's good for tourism. �*nyi�* cc for tourism. will you pay that economist with ludicrous your head economist utterly

ludicrous. you paid economy iioio— ludicrous. you paid economy iioio wiii— ludicrous. you paid economy lists will say— cc.r3 3 you paid economy lists will say anything you want to iohooh— lists will say anything you want to london than— lists will say anything you want to london than any other city in the to london than any other city in iho worii— to london than any other city in iho worio io— to london than any other city in the world is because of our hoyoi— the world is because of our hoyoi rorhiiy— the world is because of our royal family of— the world is because of our royal family of course they do. of royal family of course they do. oi course— royal family of course they do. oi ihoy— royal family of course they do. of course they do. no- royal family of course they do. riinc. r3in no evidence of course they do. no evidence at of course they do. no evidence oi oi— of course they do. no evidence oi oii choi— of course they do. no evidence oi oii ihoi yoo.— of course they do. no evidence at all that yes, there— of course they do. no evidence at all that yes, there is- riinc. r3in no evidence at all that yes, there is . riinc. r3ir no evidence at all that yes, there is . v/ri;~;fr at all that yes, there is. yes, choro— at all that yes, there is. yes, there is. — at all that yes, there is. yes, there is. because- at all that yes, there is. v/ri;~;fr srini because now you at all that yes, there is. v/ri;~;fr ”rsrii; because now you can there is. because now you can you— there is. because now you can you co— there is. because now you can you you— there is. because now you can you you pioooo— ”rsrii; because now you can you can you please be quiet for a you can you please be quiet for o oocohoo — you can you please be quiet for a second? but,— you can you please be quiet for a second? i a second? but, petronella, come. coming now. i have a great. that is coming now. i have a great. that io hoi— coming now. i have a great. that io hoi iruo— coming now. i have a great. that io hoi iruo. i— coming now. i have a great. that is not true. i for— coming now. i have a great. that is not true. i for the— “g \r:iu i have a great. that is not true. i for the economy is not true. i for the economy io coming— is not true. i for the economy io corhiho ow— is not true. i for the economy is coming now because it's not a ocoo— is coming now because it's not a good iioo— is coming now because it's not a good iooo ior— is coming now because it's not a good idea for you _ is coming now because it's not a good idea for you to— is coming now because it's not a good idea for you to speak over ooch— good idea for you to speak over ooch oihor. — good idea for you to speak over each other. so— good idea for you to speak over each other. so petronella, you there is because i deal a lot with the hospitality industry and they produce charts and sheets that will illustrate and i'll happily email them to you that people come to this country see, because of the monarchy . see, because of the monarchy. petronella can i just ask. yes, they do. and i can prove it to you— they do. and i can prove it to you ohoui— they do. and i can prove it to you ohoui iho— r3in and i can prove it to you about the personal side of tho — you about the personal side of tho hho— you about the personal side of this. and graham,— you about the personal side of this. c you about the personal side of this. ' c. si“ cc you about the personal side of this. “3 c cc this. and graham, then i'll let you respond. look, we've seen on screen, great screen, you know what a great couple, and camilla, couple, charles and camilla, petra nana, you know, it's taken me quite some time to get my

head around the idea of a queen camilla. but over a period of time, folk like you have convinced me that this is going to be a very good thing. but personally, petronella , you've personally, petronella, you've been out defend camilla this been out to defend camilla this week very week. you've written very, very positive about her. can positive pieces about her. can you just explain to graham why she's actually going to be an asset to britain as queen alongside king charles? because she is an ordinary— alongside king charles? because she is an ordinary person.- 3 3i; “g 7 because she is an ordinary person. she woohi— she is an ordinary person. she woohi horo— she is an ordinary person. she wasn't born into— she is an ordinary person. she wasn't born into the royal ioroiiy— wasn't born into the royal iorhiiy. sho— wasn't born into the royal family. she wasn't privileged. sho— family. she wasn't privileged. sho hhowo— family. she wasn't privileged. she knows what— family. she wasn't privileged. she knows what people think. she ooio— she knows what people think. she ooio ii— she knows what people think. she gets it whenever— she knows what people think. she gets it whenever she goes out to whoihor— gets it whenever she goes out to whether they're _ gets it whenever she goes out to whether they're tours or to sort of whether they're tours or to sort oi rhooi— whether they're tours or to sort oi rhooi poopio— whether they're tours or to sort of meet people, they're astonished— of meet people, they're astonished by how down to earth she astonished by how down to earth oho io— astonished by how down to earth oho io oho— astonished by how down to earth she is and how— astonished by how down to earth she is and how empathetic she is. she is and how empathetic she io. sho-o— she is and how empathetic she io. sho-o hoi— she is and how empathetic she is. she's not she— she is and how empathetic she is. she's not she doesn't have roo— is. she's not she doesn't have roci corpoi— is. she's not she doesn't have red carpet fever.— is. she's not she doesn't have red carpet fever. she's not ohoooooo— red carpet fever. she's not obsessed with— red carpet fever. she's not obsessed with the kind of rank oho— obsessed with the kind of rank oho iho— obsessed with the kind of rank oho iho pomp— obsessed with the kind of rank oho iho porhp .— obsessed with the kind of rank and the pomp . she is a very, and the pomp. she is a very, wory— and the pomp. she is a very, wory ico— and the pomp. she is a very, wory i— and the pomp. she is a very, very nice i mean,— and the pomp. she is a very, very nice i mean, great individual— very nice i mean, great individual ,_ very nice i mean, great individual , the ideal person for individual, the ideal person for us individual, the ideal person for uo io— individual, the ideal person for uo io howo— individual, the ideal person for

uo io howo oo— individual, the ideal person for us to have as queen. that's wowioriui— us to have as queen. that's wonderful. in which case, petronella can vote for her when they come to the election for our head of state. but don't tell me that i can't vote for someone else. and the someone else. and that's the bottom you are bottom line, is that you are saying, well, no, no, we're not his wife. they're the job. his wife. they're in the job. we're not want anyone to we're not i don't want anyone to have because i can tell have a vote because i can tell you that it's not true. fair election. to go election. and charles had to go in studio and debate like in a studio and debate like we're doing was we're doing now and was challenged on things like, why did accept ,3 million? can i did you accept ,3 million? can i also just ask you about- did you accept ,3 million? can i also just ask you about two- also just ask you about two oihor— also just ask you about two other figures?— also just ask you about two other figures? excuse me , and other figures? excuse me, and iooo— other figures? excuse me, and iooo ii— other figures? excuse me, and lose it back? _ other figures? excuse me, and lose it back? can— other figures? excuse me, and lose it back? can i- other figures? excuse me, and lose it back? ci“ lose it back? can i just say something that if the public if there was a referendum and they voted to abolish the monarchy, i would support that because this monarchy is exists because we on pubuc monarchy is exists because we on public consent and because it's a democracy . the monarchy, if a democracy. the monarchy, if you— a democracy. the monarchy, if you owor— a democracy. the monarchy, if you ii— a democracy. the monarchy, if you ii you— a democracy. the monarchy, if you ever if you ever— 3 if the monarchy, if you ever if you ever be a bit worrioo— you ever if you ever be a bit worrioo .— you ever if you ever be a bit worrioo . ii— you ever if you ever be a bit worried , if you— you ever if you ever be a bit worried , if you didn't support worried, if you didn't support it, worried, if you didn't support to, io— worried, if you didn't support p, to ho— worried, if you didn't support it, to be honest— worried, if you didn't support it, to be honest with you . it, to be honest with you. but i ohow— it, to be honest with you. but i mean, okay, great— it, to be honest with you. but i mean, okay, great is the most childish thing i've ever heard. you are so incredibly rude, orohorh. — you are so incredibly rude, orohorh. i— you are so incredibly rude, graham. ijust- you are so incredibly rude, graham. i just want to put to other people to you because i think you probably thought they

were going to be for your were going to be great for your movement. but i would now argue that harry and meghan have actually the republican actually done the republican movement a great disservice. do you because so many more you agree? because so many more people are flooding to support the monarchy can't the monarchy because they can't stand the actions the duke stand the actions of the duke and duchess of delusion? fair point. no, don't don't and duchess of delusion? fair point . no, don't don't agree, point. no, don't don't agree, hocouoo— point. no, don't don't agree, because obviously,- no, don't don't agree, because obviously, as i've said hoioro— because obviously, as i've said hoiorolpoiiiho— because obviously, as i've said before, polling shows a big before, the polling shows a big trop— before, the polling shows a big chop—pooh- drop in support. it's been iypicoiiy— drop in support. it's been typically-75r- drop in support. it's been typically-75, is. drop in support. it's been typically 75, is now drop in support. it's been- typically-75, is now down typically around 75, is now down as typically around 75, is now down oo how— typically around 75, is now down oo iow oo— typically around 75, is now down oo iow oo 55.— typically around 75, is now down as low as 55. one— typically around 75, is now down as low as 55. one poll put it as ozo— as low as 55. one poll put it as ooyo ouppori— as low as 55. one poll put it as 52% support amongst. as low as 55. one poll put it as 52% support amongst . 52% support amongst. so you oiiii— 52% support amongst. so you sit support— 52% support amongst. so you still support harry and meghan. you think that good for your movement? well, i don't think i'm movement? well, i don't think i-rh roioiiwoiy— 7 well, i don't think i'm relatively indifferent about ihorh. — i'm relatively indifferent about ihorh. hut— i'm relatively indifferent about ihorh. hui i— i'm relatively indifferent about them. but i mean, i think that i'm relatively indifferent about thenhave i mean, i think that i'm relatively indifferent about then have certainlyi think that i'm relatively indifferent about then have certainly causedthat i'm relatively indifferent about then have certainly caused aat i'm relatively indifferent about thenhave certainly caused a lot they have certainly caused a lot of they have certainly caused a lot oi-io— they have certainly caused a lot of-to-monarchy,- of damage to the monarchy, as hoo— has andrew. so that's something we can agree with. “is we can agree with. yes, that is something we agree they something we all agree that they they taken the shine off they have taken the shine off they have taken the shine off the chief executive of the repubuc the chief executive of the republic campaign group and the newspaper columnist, patron alawite, a personal friend of queen camilla. so who do you agree with? is a monarchy under charles and camilla? good for britain. writes , charles britain. sim writes, charles needs to learn who his

supporters are and drop the wokeist his midst, pretending wokeist in his midst, pretending to be his friend . they will have to be his friend. they will have him out at the first him turfed out at the first opportunity. i actually agree with that from amberly king. charles people's charles is truly the people's monarch. and while his efforts to are rejected, no to please are often rejected, no one deny his genuine longing one can deny his genuine longing to connect and empathise with the people . and for the british people. and for margaret, a great supporter margaret, i am a great supporter of think he of king charles and think he will great monarch. will be a great monarch. perhaps, protests perhaps, though, these protests will make the realise that will make the king realise that his pandering to woke groups will not win him any support. his pandering to woke groups will not win him any support . as will not win him any support. as in your verdict is now in 73% of you agree that a monarchy under king charles and camilla is good for britain. 30% of you disagree. coming up, the best selling author of we need to talk about kevin. lionel shriver caused storm with her caused a twitter storm with her controversial column in which she argued that trans is the new anorexia. she defends that assertion . live with me shortly. assertion. live with me shortly. but first, our countdown to the coronation continues. and with rumours swirling that prince harry could pull out at the last minute while the sussex pr

machine goes into overdrive, is the couple trying to overshadow the couple trying to overshadow the event with their ongoing ing circus? well, harry's biographer, angela levin, live to give me all of the latest on this straight after the .

news. channel iho- news. channel the king's coronation news. channel- the king's coronation is news. channel— the king's coronation is now iuoi— the king's coronation is now iuoi ihroo— the king's coronation is now just three days— the king's coronation is now just three days away . and in

just three days away. and in a iypicoiiy— just three days away. and in a typically cowardly move, the huho— typically cowardly move, the huho oi— typically cowardly move, the duke of delusion. prince harry is duke of delusion. prince harry io oxpocioo— duke of delusion. prince harry io oopocioo io— duke of delusion. prince harry is expected to hurry himself hoch— is expected to hurry himself hoch io— is expected to hurry himself hoch to ho— is expected to hurry himself back to his montecito mansion wiihih— back to his montecito mansion wiihih iwo— back to his montecito mansion within two hours— back to his montecito mansion within two hours of the historic ceremony, finishing , and there ceremony, finishing, and there couii— ceremony, finishing, and there couici ho— ceremony, finishing, and there could be more— ceremony, finishing, and there could be more drama to come from the self—confessed— could be more drama to come from the self—confessed spare with royoi— the self—confessed spare with royal journalist— the self—confessed spare with royal journalist phil dampier roooi— royal journalist phil dampier oooi ooyiho— royal journalist phil dampier reveal saying this about the ororho— reveal saying this about the drama behind— reveal saying this about the drama behind the scenes here too— drama behind the scenes here iooi hiohi— drama behind the scenes here iooi hiohi. — drama behind the scenes here last night. and— drama behind the scenes here last night. ' 3 drama behind the scenes here last night . ' “3 drama behind the scenes here last night. “3 �*7 last night. and even now, if anyone discovers his his plan for how he's actually going to fly and he might still not come. so you know , but still wanting so you know, but still wanting to create even more drama, the shameless sussexes weird little mouthpiece this bloke, omid scobie , was sent off to woke itv scobie, was sent off to woke itv today to claim that it was the royal family who kept harry waiting and not the other way around. i waiting and not the other way around . i think there was never around. i think there was never any— around. i think there was never ohy ouooiioh— around. i think there was never any question about— “3 i think there was never any question about whether he wouio— any question about whether he wouio wooi— any question about whether he would want to _ any question about whether he would want to come or not. it o ouooiioh— would want to come or not. it was a question at— would want to come or not. it was a question at one point of whoihor— was a question at one point of whoihor ho-i— was a question at one point of whether he'd be— was a question at one point of whether he'd be invited . i whether he'd be invited. i ihihh— whether he'd be invited. i ihihh. you— whether he'd be invited. i think, you know, from what i uoioroiooci— think, you know, from what i understand, the— think, you know, from what i understand, the sussexes had to

woii— understand, the sussexes had to woii ior— understand, the sussexes had to woii ior ooroo— understand, the sussexes had to wait for some time— understand, the sussexes had to wait for some time to really get choi— wait for some time to really get that confirmation— wait for some time to really get that confirmation that they were 100%_ that confirmation that they were 100% welcome. _ that confirmation that they were 100% welcome. um, at this event, of 100% welcome. um, at this event, oi ihio— 100% welcome. um, at this event, of course, this all— 100% welcome. um, at this event, of course, this all follows the rooiooo — of course, this all follows the rooiooo oi— of course, this all follows the release of spare— of course, this all follows the release of spare ,_ of course, this all follows the release of spare , very old guy, release of spare, very old guy, ion-i— release of spare, very old guy, ioh-i hoo— release of spare, very old guy, isn't he? that— release of spare, very old guy, isn't he? that one.— release of spare, very old guy, isn't he? that one. very. i've got— isn't he? that one. very. i've ooi iho— isn't he? that one. very. i've got iho royoi— isn't he? that one. very. i've got the royal author who ociuoiiy— got the royal author who actually knows what she's ioihiho— actually knows what she's talking about— actually knows what she's talking about because she wrote the talking about because she wrote iho pooh— talking about because she wrote iho hooh horry— talking about because she wrote the book harry conversations wiih— the book harry conversations wiih iho— the book harry conversations with the prince.— the book harry conversations with the prince. angela levin so oiooo.— with the prince. angela levin so hhooio. ihio— with the prince. angela levin so hhooio. ihio io— with the prince. angela levin so angela, this is completely mad hocouoo— angela, this is completely mad because that— angela, this is completely mad because that guy— angela, this is completely mad because that guy who we just saw . iho— because that guy who we just saw . ihc. ho-o— because that guy who we just saw . ihc. ho-o iho— because that guy who we just saw , erg, he's the little _ , erg, he's the little mouthpiece- , erg, he's the little mouthpiece of harry and , erg, he's the little— mouthpiece of harry and meghan. so mouthpiece of harry and meghan. so ihoy— mouthpiece of harry and meghan. so ihoy oro— mouthpiece of harry and meghan. so ihoy ow— mouthpiece of harry and meghan. so they are now trying to say ihoi— so they are now trying to say ihoi ii— so they are now trying to say ihoi ii woo— so they are now trying to say that it was buckingham palace's iouii— that it was buckingham palace's iouii choi— that it was buckingham palace's fault that actually— that it was buckingham palace's fault that actually after the oooi— fault that actually after the oohi ihoy— fault that actually after the event, they then blamed ooroohociy— event, they then blamed somebody, anybody, because it's ihoir— somebody, anybody, because it's never their fault. _ somebody, anybody, because it's never their fault. but what was really hilarious is that they say that they they they took a while before they actually said, you know, please come and then they took even longer to decide whether they were okay with the seating and that's what they were concerned with . well, if were concerned with. well, if you come if were concerned with. well, if you ii you— were concerned with. well, if

you come if you get- were concerned with. well, if you come if you get an- you come if you get an invitation— you come if you get an invitation and- you come if you get an invitation and you then reply to it invitation and you then reply to ii ioiriy— invitation and you then reply to it ioiriy ouichiy— invitation and you then reply to it fairly quickly, i— invitation and you then reply to it fairly quickly, i would have thought— it fairly quickly, i would have thought-iho— it fairly quickly, i would have thought-the way- it fairly quickly, i would have thought the way it goes . thought that's the way it goes. woii. — thought that's the way it goes. woii. scohio— thought that's the way it goes. well, scobie also— thought that's the way it goes. well, scobie also confirmed today been today that there have been regular conversations going on between harry and charles, which does make me worry actually, that given in a that the king has given in a little bit too easily after the terrible things he wrote about camilla. and but then why is how— camilla. and but then why is horry ruohiho— camilla. and but then why is harry rushing off,— cii“ and but then why is harry rushing off, actually, hoioro— harry rushing off, actually, hoioro o— harry rushing off, actually, before ? you _ harry rushing off, actually, before ? you know, it's actually before? you know, it's actually rooiiy— before? you know, it's actually really finished— before? you know, it's actually really finished to— before? you know, it's actually really finished to me , it's really finished to me, it's a ohuh— really finished to me, it's a ohuh ihoi— really finished to me, it's a snub that he's— really finished to me, it's a snub that he's going so fast hocouoo— snub that he's going so fast hocouoo ho— snub that he's going so fast because he won't have time to say— because he won't have time to say congratulations as he won't howo— say congratulations as he won't howo iiho— say congratulations as he won't howo iirho io— say congratulations as he won't have time to hug— say congratulations as he won't have time to hug his father or hug— have time to hug his father or hug hio— have time to hug his father or hug his brother— have time to hug his father or hug his brother .— have time to hug his father or hug his brother. he'll be off iiho— hug his brother. he'll be off iiho o— hug his brother. he'll be off like a rocket. _ hug his brother. he'll be off like a rocket. ' “3 “g like a rocket. and the thing is, you know, he's catching a plane between 2 and 3 in the afternoon. soon it takes ten houro— afternoon. soon it takes ten houro io — afternoon. soon it takes ten houro io goi— afternoon. soon it takes ten hours to get to— “ soon it takes ten hours to get to montecito . hours to get to montecito. wo-ro— hours to get to montecito. we're seven hours- hours to get to montecito. we're seven hours after them. so he'll arrive about 8:00. now so he'll arrive about 8:00. new . uo— so he'll arrive about 8:00. new . up you— so he'll arrive about 8:00. new . up you hhow— so he'll arrive about 8:00. new . up you hhow ooy— so he'll arrive about 8:00. now , do you know any four year old is going to have a birthday party at 8:00 in the evening? he should be asleep. so, of course, also— he should be asleep. so, of course, also ,_ he should be asleep. so, of course, also , if— he should be asleep. so, of course, also , if he- he should be asleep. so, of course, also , if he has a his course, also, if he has a his birthday at four, he's going to

get so excited, really exhausted. so actually, why aren't they having it on the sunday, as meghan put her foot down and said he's not to be, you know, late, he's got to come on that day . and it's a terrible on that day. and it's a terrible strain on him. and he can't even relax, isn't it just so sad to see this bloke who you knew and who used to have the courage of his convictions an be such a pathetic little weasel that he can't even stand to spend a few hours away from the woman who controls his every move? yeah , controls his every move? yeah, well, she's brainwashed- i “ 7 yeah, well, she's brainwashed him. who— well, she's brainwashed him. who now— well, she's brainwashed him. and now he'll— well, she's brainwashed him. and now he'll do— well, she's brainwashed him. and now he'll do as- well, she's brainwashed him. and now he'll do as he's- well, she's brainwashed him. and now he'll do as he's told. so she says you can go, but youo— so she says you can go, but you goi— so she says you can go, but you got io— so she says you can go, but you've got to be— so she says you can go, but you've got to be back quickly. hho— you've got to be back quickly. who ihoh— you've got to be back quickly. and then he'll— you've got to be back quickly. and then he'll do— you've got to be back quickly. and then he'll do that. i; and then he'll do that. he's uooporoio— and then he'll do that. he's oooporoio io — and then he'll do that. he's desperate to please her all the time. but actually, i think you agree me. she's one agree with me. she's one of ihooo— agree with me. she's one of those women— agree with me. she's one of those women-neverl those women you can never pioooo. — those women you can never pioooo. ii— those women you can never pioooo. ii oho-o— those women you can never please. if she's in a house with 16 bathrooms.— please. if she's in a house with 16 bathrooms. the— please. if she's in a house with 16 bathrooms. the next one, oho-o— 16 bathrooms. the next one, she's thinking— 16 bathrooms. the next one, she's thinking about has to she's thinking about has got to howo— she's thinking about has got toi howo—hhow. have 23 bathrooms. you know, chore-o— have 23 bathrooms. you know, there's absolutely it's a tragedy for her that she's never grateful if she comes into the

most famous royal family in the world and is welcomed and greeted. but that's not good ohouoh. — greeted. but that's not good ohouoh. sho— greeted. but that's not good enough. she wants- greeted. but that's not good enough. she wants to- igniricrir3 but that's not good enough. she wants to be the queen anne. well, indeed. i want to talk to you a little— queen anne. well, indeed. i want to talk to you a little bit- to talk to you a little bit ohoui— to talk to you a little bit about meghan, actually, because oho-o— about meghan, actually, because oho-o oiwoyo— about meghan, actually, because she's always insisted that she hoo— she's always insisted that she hot-ihho— she's always insisted that she had little knowledge of the had very little knowledge of the hoyoi— had very little knowledge of the hoyoi-hoioro— had very little knowledge of the royal before meeting royal family before meeting horry— royal family before meeting horry. hut— royal family before meeting horry. hui o— royal family before meeting harry. but a 2014 entry from her ioiioo— harry. but a 2014 entry from her ioiioci oioo— harry. but a 2014 entry from her failed blog, the— harry. but a 2014 entry from her failed blog, the tig, has ociuoiiy— failed blog, the tig, has actually given the game away. it's actually given the game away. ii-o gono— actually given the game away. it's gone viral— actually given the game away. it's gone viral this week , so it's gone viral this week, so iii— it's gone viral this week, so hit iuoi— it's gone viral this week, so i'll just show— it's gone viral this week, so i'll just show you what it says. hhooio— i'll just show you what it says. hhooio iiiiio— i'll just show you what it says. angela little girls. so this is whoi— angela little girls. so this is whoi iioohoh— angela little girls. so this is what meghan wrote about meghan of what meghan wrote about meghan oi—sho— what meghan wrote about meghan oi—sho wroio- what meghan wrote about meghan of_she wrote little- of yesteryear. she wrote little cirio— of yesteryear. she wrote little cirio hroorh— of yesteryear. she wrote little girls dream being princesses girls dream of being princesses is girls dream of being princesses p. p.— girls dream of being princesses io i. ior— girls dream of being princesses io i. ior oo— girls dream of being princesses io i. ior woo— girls dream of being princesses is i, for one, was all about ohowo— is i, for one, was all about she—ra, princess of power . we're she—ra, princess of power. we're ooiihiioiy— she—ra, princess of power. we're ooiihiioiy hoi— she—ra, princess of power. we're definitely not talking about cihooroiio— definitely not talking about cinderella here. grown women io— cinderella here. grown women io roioih— cinderella here. grown women seem to retain this childhood iohiooy— seem to retain this childhood iohiooy .— seem to retain this childhood iohiooy . iuoi— seem to retain this childhood fantasy . just look pomp fantasy. just look at the pomp oho— fantasy. just look at the pomp and circumstance— fantasy. just look at the pomp and circumstance surrounding fantasy. just look at the pomp and cweddingice surrounding fantasy. just look at the pomp and cweddingice sendless ng royal wedding and endless conversations— royal wedding and endless conversations about princess hoio— conversations about princess hoio .— conversations about princess hoio . hho— conversations about princess kate . and then— conversations about princess kate . and then this is even more kate. and then this is even more oxirooroihory. — kate. and then this is even more extraordinary. angela speaking to ho— extraordinary. angela speaking to ho ho— extraordinary. angela speaking to me last night— extraordinary. angela speaking to me last night here on the ohow— to me last night here on the show. superstar— to me last night here on the show. superstar us journalist iioooh— show. superstar us journalist hoooh hoiiy— show. superstar us journalist megan kelly dropped a shocking horhhohoii— megan kelly dropped a shocking bombshell that— megan kelly dropped a shocking bombshell that blew meghan iiorhio-o— bombshell that blew meghan markle's claims— bombshell that blew meghan markle's claims of royal

iohorohco— markle's claims of royal ignorance totally out of the worio — ignorance totally out of the water. watch _ ignorance totally out of the water. watch this. i saw her. hooh— water. watch this. i saw her. hooh. iio— water. watch this. i saw her. hooh. ii-o hoi— water. watch this. i saw her. yeah, it's not for— water. watch this. yeah, it's not for nothing, dan, pui— yeah, it's not for nothing, dan, hui i— yeah, it's not for nothing, dan, hui i howo— yeah, it's not for nothing, dan, hui i howo ii— yeah, it's not for nothing, dan, but i have it on.— yeah, it's not for nothing, dan, but i have it on. very good ouihoriiy— but i have it on. very good authority now— but i have it on. very good authority now that she had a whoio— authority now that she had a whole vision— authority now that she had a whole vision board of her life with— whole vision board of her life wiih iho— whole vision board of her life with the royal— whole vision board of her life with the royal family and of the hoyoi— with the royal family and of the hoyoi iorhiiy— with the royal family and of the royal family themselves . ' “3 royal family themselves. and irihco— royal family themselves. and irihco horry— royal family themselves. and prince harry, when— royal family themselves. and prince harry, when she was married to husband number one, happened to have a source happened to have a good source on that. that's the woman, the photo— on that. that's the woman, the oiohoi icoh— on that. that's the woman, the oiohoi . — on that. that's the woman, the global icon . so— on that. that's the woman, the global icon . so she- i“ that's the woman, the global icon . “3 global icon. so she planned this all along. that's what it comes down to. angela levin, what an extraordinary scoop for meghan kelly, which yet again coupled with the blog, suggests that meghan always wanted to worm her way into the royal family. so do you think she's jealous that she's the coronation? of she's not at the coronation? of course, she's a she—ra, which course, if she's a she—ra, which she describes herself at, who is a sister of a he—man , they are a sister of a he—man, they are rebels and they go to the top and they win . and that's what and they win. and that's what oho— and they win. and that's what oho co— and they win. and that's what she came over— and they win. and that's what she came over to— and they win. and that's what she came over to do- and they win. and that's what she came over to do . - 3 “ and that's what she came over to do . she came over to do. she ioiiowou— she came over to do. she followed harry, what he was doing for a long time. she wore princess diana's perfume so that

he could actually feel that she was motherly. and it was all planned out. but what went wrong was that she didn't defeat anybody. she wasn't going to be out there in the front. she was going to be walking behind catherine and william. and that drove her mad. she just couldn't bear it. she just couldn't bear it because she's got to win. she's got to be out there. she's got to be the one that everybody looks up to admire . so she's looks up to and admire. so she's going-woichiho- looks up to and admire. so she's going-watching this- looks up to and admire. so she's going-watching this on. going to hate watching this on her going to hate watching this on horlooi— going to hate watching this on her. set back— going to hate watching this on her-set back in— going to hate watching this on her set back in california . her tv set back in california. i her tv set back in california. i corioihiy— her tv set back in california. i certainly will.— her tv set back in california. i certainly will.imean,- her tv set back in california. i certainly will. i mean, one of the awful things she said was that much waste of that how much what a waste of money. catherine's wedding was. well, i looked it up. it was £300 million and hers. well, i looked it up. it was £300 million and hers . was 3200 £300 million and hers. was 3200 million, 320,000,000 million. and so she's actually doing cc in“ 15:99 goo goo cc iii“ and so she's actually doing what oho-o— and so she's actually doing what she's criticising— and so she's actually doing what she's criticising someone else for she's criticising someone else ior hocouoo— she's criticising someone else for because she's— she's criticising someone else for because she's got to win. sho— for because she's got to win. sho hoi— for because she's got to win. sho hoci io— for because she's got to win. she had to spend— for because she's got to win. she had to spend a bit more. so oho— she had to spend a bit more. so she hou— she had to spend a bit more. so she hou two— she had to spend a bit more. so she had two more— she had to spend a bit more. so she had two more millions added on to the end. it's a terrible thing that she could never be

happy. it's the same . she's got happy. it's the same. she's got to she's got to fight them all. angela levin, biographer of hrihco— angela levin, biographer of hrihco horry— angela levin, biographer of prince harry and queen camilla, she prince harry and queen camilla, oho hhowo— prince harry and queen camilla, oho hhowo ii— prince harry and queen camilla, she knows it all,— prince harry and queen camilla, she knows it all, this woman. who— she knows it all, this woman. who oho— she knows it all, this woman. who oho wiii— she knows it all, this woman. and she will be— she knows it all, this woman. and she will be with me tomorrow hiohi— and she will be with me tomorrow night ior— and she will be with me tomorrow night ior our— and she will be with me tomorrow night for our special— and she will be with me tomorrow night for our special show live irorh— night for our special show live from buckingham palace, from 9:00.— from buckingham palace, from choo- hui— from buckingham palace, from 9:00. but coming— from buckingham palace, from 9:00. but coming up tonight, wo-ii— 9:00. but coming up tonight, wo-ii howo— 9:00. but coming up tonight, we'll have all— 9:00. but coming up tonight, we'll have all the bombshells irorh— we'll have all the bombshells irorh wiooi— we'll have all the bombshells from nigel farage, mj's world ocuoiio— from nigel farage, mj's world exclusive sit— from nigel farage, mj's world exclusive sit down with donald irurhp— exclusive sit down with donald irurhp ih— exclusive sit down with donald trump in scotland. the former us prooioohi— trump in scotland. the former us president didn't— trump in scotland. the former us president didn't pull any pupchoo— president didn't pull any punches, but— president didn't pull any punches, but was he right that how— punches, but was he right that horry oho— punches, but was he right that harry and meghan treated the hoio— harry and meghan treated the ioio ouooh— harry and meghan treated the late queen with— harry and meghan treated the late queen with disrespect ? late queen with disrespect? iypohii— late queen with disrespect? iypohii hiy— late queen with disrespect? typekit my superstar panel roiurhoi— typekit my superstar panel returned to _ typekit my superstar panel returned to debate that shortly. hiuo— returned to debate that shortly. hiuo. wo-ii— returned to debate that shortly. plus, we'll have— returned to debate that shortly. plus, we'll have a— returned to debate that shortly. plus, we'll have a look at plus, we'll have a first look at tomorrow's _ front i tomorrow's newspaper. front pogoo—io- pages, too. but next is bestselling— pages, too. but next is bestselling author lionel shriwor.— bestselling author lionel shriver. -that- bestselling author lionel shriver. that trans is shriver. right? that trans is iho— shriver. right? that trans is iho ow— shriver. right? that trans is the new anorexia . her the new anorexia. her controversial- the new anorexia. her controversial column asserting iuoi— controversial column asserting iuoiihoi— controversial column asserting just that caused— controversial column asserting just that caused a— controversial column asserting just that caused a social media coo— just that caused a social media ioo hut— just that caused a social media storm. but she's— just that caused a social media storm. but she's going to defend her storm. but she's going to defend hor cioirh — storm. but she's going to defend her claim live,— storm. but she's going to defend her claim live, next. don't go ohywhoro— her claim live, next. don't go ohywhoro .—

the bestselling author of we wooo — the bestselling author of we wood to — the bestselling author of we need to talk— the bestselling author of we need to talk about kevin lionel shriwor— need to talk about kevin lionel shriwor io— need to talk about kevin lionel shriver is tonight's outsider oho— shriver is tonight's outsider and extreme— shriver is tonight's outsider and extreme .— shriver is tonight's outsider and extreme . his woke gender and extreme. his woke gender ioooiooy— and extreme. his woke gender ideology continues to threaten oporio— ideology continues to threaten women's sports with trans oihioio— women's sports with trans athlete austin _ women's sports with trans athlete austin killips , a man athlete austin killips, a man who— athlete austin killips, a man who ohiy— athlete austin killips, a man who only started— athlete austin killips, a man who only started cycling just our— who only started cycling just iour yooro— who only started cycling just iour yooro agor— who only started cycling just four years ago, winning the top prizo— four years ago, winning the top women's prize at— four years ago, winning the top women's prize at the weekend. so who— women's prize at the weekend. so whiio iio— women's prize at the weekend. so while it's obvious— women's prize at the weekend. so while it's obvious this trend is oioriiho— while it's obvious this trend is oioriihg io— while it's obvious this trend is starting to impact on the safety oho— starting to impact on the safety and protection— starting to impact on the safety and protection of— starting to impact on the safety and protection of women's righio— and protection of women's riohio. iio— and protection of women's rights, it's also— and protection of women's rights, it's also becoming more wioooprooo— rights, it's also becoming more widespread with— rights, it's also becoming more widespread with recent statistics— widespread with recent statistics suggesting 12% of millennials_ statistics suggesting 12% of millennials now either identify as millennials now either identify oo iroho— millennials now either identify as trans gender— millennials now either identify as trans gender or gender nonconforming- as trans gender or gender nonconforming . but lionel nonconforming. but lionel shriwor— nonconforming. but lionel shriver has— nonconforming. but lionel shriver has her— nonconforming. but lionel shriver has her own controversial theory as to why ihooo— controversial theory as to why these numbers— controversial theory as to why these numbers have soared . these numbers have soared. hohihg— these numbers have soared. hohiho ih— these numbers have soared. hohiho in o— these numbers have soared. asking in a brilliant new column for asking in a brilliant new column ior whori— asking in a brilliant new column for unherd, where— asking in a brilliant new column for unherd, where the trans is hocorhiho— for unherd, where the trans is hocorhiho iho— for unherd, where the trans is becoming the new anorexia . becoming the new anorexia. uhourprioihoiy.— becoming the new anorexia. unsurprisingly, i'm sure you couii— unsurprisingly, i'm sure you couici howo— unsurprisingly, i'm sure you could have predicted this oporhoo— could have predicted this sparked outrage from the trans iohhy. — sparked outrage from the trans iohhy. oho— sparked outrage from the trans lobby. one critic,— sparked outrage from the trans lobby. one critic, for example,

who— lobby. one critic, for example, wroio oi— lobby. one critic, for example, wrote of-essay_ lobby. one critic, for example, wrote of essay that it wrote of her essay that it erases trans— wrote of her essay that it erases trans people patronises young— erases trans people patronises young pimple— erases trans people patronises young people and makes anorexia out young people and makes anorexia oui io— young people and makes anorexia oui to ho— young people and makes anorexia oui to ho oh— young people and makes anorexia out to be an identity fad. but to roopoho— out to be an identity fad. but to respond now— out to be an identity fad. but to respond now i'm delighted to say to respond now i'm delighted to ooy iiohoi— to respond now i'm delighted to say lionel shriver— to respond now i'm delighted to say lionel shriver joins me live . so.— say lionel shriver joins me live . so. iiopoi— say lionel shriver joins me live . so, lionel, you— say lionel shriver joins me live . so, lionel, you your column, your— . so, lionel, you your column, your ihooio— . so, lionel, you your column, your thesis prompted huge chioio— your thesis prompted huge debate. can— your thesis prompted huge debate. can you just outline why you rooio— debate. can you just outline why you rhooo ihio— debate. can you just outline why you made this comparison between oho— you made this comparison between oho .— you made this comparison between anorexia and . trans? �*viw�*ricc 7 anorexia and. trans? well, first off, anorexia and. trans? well, first oh i— anorexia and. trans? well, first off, i have to warn you that if ihave off, i have to warn you that if i have caused some kind of storm on social media, i don't know anything about it. what you just read anything about it. what you just rooo iuchy— anything about it. what you just rooo iuchy you. — anything about it. what you just read lucky you. the— anything about it. what you just read lucky you. the only- anything about it. what you just read lucky you. the only comment ihave read lucky you. the only comment i have read , it's i have to i have read, it's i have to commend it to everyone . it's the commend it to everyone. it's the perfect self protection , perfect self protection, complete obliviousness. it sounds blissful, i have to say. it's so . but mark my words, it's so. but mark my words, iiopoi— it's so. but mark my words, iiohoi. ii— it's so. but mark my words, lionel. it caused- it's so. but mark my words, lionel. it caused a big storm. ohoy.— lionel. it caused a big storm. ohoy. oooryho— lionel. it caused a big storm. ohoy. oooryho .— lionel. it caused a big storm. okay, everyone , one was talking

okay, everyone, one was talking ohoui— okay, everyone, one was talking ohoui ihio— okay, everyone, one was talking about this column— okay, everyone, one was talking about this column . o“ about this column. oh, how ihriiiihg— about this column. oh, how ihriiiiho .— about this column. oh, how thrilling . i think that the thrilling. i think that the conditions have a fair bit in common. yeah they're both dysmorphia , which means a dysmorphia, which means a distort impression of the body . distort impression of the body. and so that a teenage girl will look in the mirror and. and she's emaciated and she thinks she's emaciated and she thinks she's fat . whereas a teenage she's fat. whereas a teenage girl will look in the mirror now and see a boy and it seems they both both conditions seem to be hitting the same population . and hitting the same population. and that is, you know , especially that is, you know, especially right now, teenage girls usually bully girls who are a little insecure or suggestible . i'll insecure or suggestible. i'll put perhaps i mean, sometimes an autistic. you know, there is an intersection in both conditions with autism and anxiety and depression. and you know, the

whole package erg and they both seem to be motivated , at least seem to be motivated, at least in part , in not wanting to in part, in not wanting to become mature women. and i noted in the essay that having been a mature woman and having submit admitted to various physical indignities of womanhood, i'm sympathy stick. i don't mind . i sympathy stick. i don't mind. i don't blame them for wanting to get out of it. but anorexia chicks are starving off the signs of womanhood and the trans population is actually even more efficient about it. and they just get their breasts lopped off and i and i guess the problem is there's almost existential growth at the moment, especially albie amongst young biolog medical women who now define themselves as trans. and you talk about lionel, how

in iho— and you talk about lionel, how in iho scio— and you talk about lionel, how in the 80s and— and you talk about lionel, how in the 80s and 90s you saw poroohoiiy— in the 80s and 90s you saw poroohoiiy o— in the 80s and 90s you saw personally a similar thing hoppohoo— personally a similar thing happened with anorexia , where happened with anorexia, where poopio— happened with anorexia, where poopio oirhooi— happened with anorexia, where people almost coveted it as as if people almost coveted it as as ii ii— people almost coveted it as as ii ii hoio— people almost coveted it as as if it made them— people almost coveted it as as if it made them more interesting on if it made them more interesting oh iho— if it made them more interesting oh iho oocioi— if it made them more interesting on the social circuit. do you ihihh— on the social circuit. do you think potentially— on the social circuit. do you think potentially that's happening— think potentially that's happening with some young women that happening with some young women ihoi iio— happening with some young women that it's almost— happening with some young women that it's almost a— happening with some young women that it's almost a trend, a fad to ho— that it's almost a trend, a fad to ho iroho— that it's almost a trend, a fad to be trans or— that it's almost a trend, a fad to be trans or be— that it's almost a trend, a fad to be trans or be gender nonconforming . to be trans or be gender nonconforming. �*viw�*ricc to be trans or be gender nonconforming . �*viw�*ricc “ to be trans or be gender— nonconforming . well, when i was nonconforming. well, when i was teaching in new york colleges in the 1980s, i noticed that i had a lot of female students coming into conferences confiding in me that they were anorexic. oddly any number of these girls were not, especially skinny. they didn't look as if they had an eating disorder. um, but what that gradually revealed to me is that gradually revealed to me is that they wanted to be anorexic . whether or not they had an eating disorder was up to a doctor to determine. but it was clear that it was a prestige

diagnosis . and i think that diagnosis. and i think that that's what's happened with trans. it is a it it it provides status . and in fact , the status. and in fact, the whistleblower , jamie reed, has whistleblower, jamie reed, has said that one of the biggest problems right now is that it provides status for the parents and so that in liberal enclaves , democrat parents are pushing their kids to be trans, especially if they seem it seems as if they might be plain old gay ' as if they might be plain old gay , which is just which is no gay, which is just which is no so passe. these days. lionel, who— so passe. these days. lionel, who wouio— so passe. these days. lionel, who would just— these days. lionel, who would just want to be plain old who would just want to be plain oio ooy— who would just want to be plain oio ooy or— who would just want to be plain old gay or lesbian,— who would just want to be plain old gay or lesbian, you know , if old gay or lesbian, you know, if youo— old gay or lesbian, you know, if you ooy— old gay or lesbian, you know, if you ooy or— old gay or lesbian, you know, if you're gay or lesbian these ooyo.— you're gay or lesbian these ooyo. youo— you're gay or lesbian these days, you're basically a bigot, oroi— days, you're basically a bigot, oroi youo— days, you're basically a bigot, aren't you? you _ days, you're basically a bigot, aren't you? you know, just ask yoohho— aren't you? you know, just ask yoohho chow.— aren't you? you know, just ask joanna cherry, who's discovering the joanna cherry, who's discovering iho woy— joanna cherry, who's discovering iho woy ihoi— joanna cherry, who's discovering the way that she's— joanna cherry, who's discovering the way that she's been treated by iho — the way that she's been treated hy iho iihoo— the way that she's been treated by the likes of— the way that she's been treated by the likes of nicola sturgeon wiihih— by the likes of nicola sturgeon wiihih-swh — by the likes of nicola sturgeon within-snp. so— by the likes of nicola sturgeon within-snp. so so- by the likes of nicola sturgeon within snp. so so what do within the snp. so so what do you— within the snp. so so what do you ihihh— within the snp. so so what do you think parents— within the snp. so so what do you think parents and authorities— you think parents and authorities need to do, lionel, to authorities need to do, lionel, io oiop— authorities need to do, lionel, io oiop ihio— authorities need to do, lionel, to stop this developing as a

ironi— to stop this developing as a hoot oho— to stop this developing as a trend and to— to stop this developing as a trend and to make sure that ociuoiiy— trend and to make sure that ociuoiiy ii— trend and to make sure that actually if young people are iroho— actually if young people are iroho choi— actually if young people are trans, that this— actually if young people are trans, that this is something choi— trans, that this is something ihoi ihoy— trans, that this is something that they really— trans, that this is something that they really are rather than orhhrociho— that they really are rather than embracing some— that they really are rather than embracing some sort of social paup— embracing some sort of social trend? because— embracing some sort of social trend? because of— embracing some sort of social trend? because of course, the prohiorh — trend? because of course, the prohiorh io— trend? because of course, the prohiorh io ii— trend? because of course, the problem is if you— trend? because of course, the problem is if you start being irooioo— problem is if you start being treated-we've- problem is if you start being treated we've seen that treated for it. we've seen that ho— treated for it. we've seen that iho iihoo— treated for it. we've seen that iho iihoo oi— treated for it. we've seen that the likes of puberty blockers oho— the likes of puberty blockers oho iho— the likes of puberty blockers oho tho-coh- and the surgery can be irreversible _ and the surgery can be irreversible ,- and the surgery can be irreversible , possible. and irreversible, possible. and ihoro— irreversible, possible. and ihoro oro— irreversible, possible. and there are lots— irreversible, possible. and there are lots of young women who— there are lots of young women who wooi— there are lots of young women now who want detransition . in now who want to detransition. in ihio— now who want to detransition. in ihio io— now who want to detransition. in ihio io o— now who want to detransition. in this is a problem— now who want to detransition. in this is a problem for adults . this is a problem for adults. iio— this is a problem for adults. ii-o ouuii— this is a problem for adults. it's adult created _ this is a problem for adults. it's adult created this- this is a problem for adults. it's adult created this so- this is a problem for adults. it's adult created this so i'm not really dissing young people who have fallen prey to a various uncertainties which hit all of us at that age . uh trying all of us at that age. uh trying on different hats, if you will, as to who you are when you're a teenagen as to who you are when you're a teenager. you don't know who you are. i'm very sympathetic with that. are. i'm very sympathetic with that . it's the adults. are. i'm very sympathetic with that. it's the adults. i'm are. i'm very sympathetic with that . it's the adults. i'm not that. it's the adults. i'm not sympathetic with who have put together in very short order and

an assembly line. so that as soon as you say anything about, well, i'm questioning my gender, i wonder if i might be more comfortable living my life as a as the opposite sex. it's just swoosh, swoosh into this. here's the pills therapy. let's chop off the booze.— the pills therapy. let's chop off the booze. no,- the pills therapy. let's chop off the booze. no, i- let's chop off the booze. no, i agree. we howo— off the booze. no, i agree. we howo io— off the booze. no, i agree. we howo io ioi— off the booze. no, i agree. we have to let teenagers and hoiiowo— have to let teenagers and believe me,— have to let teenagers and believe me, i— have to let teenagers and believe me, i expect this. you hhow.— believe me, i expect this. you know, teenagers— believe me, i expect this. you know, teenagers expel element wiih — know, teenagers expel element wiih ihoir— know, teenagers expel element with their gender— know, teenagers expel element with their gender and their ooruoiiiy— with their gender and their sexuality. and— with their gender and their sexuality. and very often an ihoy-ro— sexuality. and very often an ihoy-ro ooiho— sexuality. and very often an ihoy-ro going io— sexuality. and very often an they're going to come to the cohcuoiioh— they're going to come to the conclusion that— they're going to come to the conclusion that actually they prohohiy— conclusion that actually they prohohiy oro— conclusion that actually they probably are in— conclusion that actually they probably are in the right oooior— probably are in the right gender- hut— probably are in the right gender. but lionel shriver was a ioocihoiiho— gender. but lionel shriver was a fascinating column thank so fascinating column. thank you so much— fascinating column. thank you so much ior— fascinating column. thank you so much for coming— fascinating column. thank you so much for coming on— fascinating column. thank you so much for coming on elaborate much for coming on to elaborate tonight.— much for coming on to elaborate tonight-coming— much for coming on to elaborate tonight. coming up, should tonight. but coming up, should hrihco— tonight. but coming up, should prince-apologise- tonight. but coming up, should prince apologise to his prince harry apologise to his new queen camilla at the corohoiioh— new queen camilla at the coronation star- new queen camilla at the coronation star daily telegraph coiurhhioi— coronation star daily telegraph columnist walden certainly columnist celia walden certainly ihihho— columnist celia walden certainly thinks uncancelled in thinks so. she's uncancelled in the thinks so. she's uncancelled in iho howi— thinks so. she's uncancelled in the next hour.— thinks so. she's uncancelled in the next hour. but— thinks so. she's uncancelled in the next hour. but next, is hohoio— the next hour. but next, is donald trump— the next hour. but next, is donald trump right that harry and donald trump right that harry oho iioohoh— donald trump right that harry and meghan-the- donald trump right that harry and meghan the late donald trump right that harry and mtwithi the late donald trump right that harry and mtwith disrespectie late donald trump right that harry and mtwith disrespect ? late donald trump right that harry and mtwith disrespect ? that's queen with disrespect? that's whoi— queen with disrespect? that's whoi iho — queen with disrespect? that's what the former— queen with disrespect? that's what the former president told wigoi— what the former president told wiooi iorooo. — what the former president told nigel farage. he— what the former president told nigel farage. he will be here oiooo— nigel farage. he will be here oiooo oioo— nigel farage. he will be here along side his— nigel farage. he will be here along side his former adviser , along side his former adviser, yoooh— along side his former adviser, ioooh iiiiior— along side his former adviser, jason miller. join— along side his former adviser, jason miller. join us in two rhihuioo— jason miller. join us in two

minutes time— jason miller. join us in two minutes time .—

it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. iohighi— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. iohiohi ih— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. iohiohi in o— it's 10 pm. i'm dan wootton. tonight in a world exclusive ihiorwiow.— tonight in a world exclusive interview, donald trump has sat down— interview, donald trump has sat down with— interview, donald trump has sat down wiih our— interview, donald trump has sat down with our very own nigel rorooo— down with our very own nigel iorooo ohci— down with our very own nigel iorooo oho ih— down with our very own nigel farage and in an— down with our very own nigel farage and in an extraordinary ihiorwohiioh.— farage and in an extraordinary intervention, just— farage and in an extraordinary intervention, just three days hoioro— intervention, just three days hoioro iho — intervention, just three days before the coronation made this oiioch— before the coronation made this oiioch oh— before the coronation made this attack on meghan— before the coronation made this attack on meghan markle's irooirhohi— attack on meghan markle's treatment of— attack on meghan markle's treatment of the late queen. wou— treatment of the late queen. woii i— treatment of the late queen. well i think _ treatment of the late queen. well i think that she has been oory— well i think that she has been very disrespectful to the queen, irohhiy— very disrespectful to the queen, irohhiy .— very disrespectful to the queen, irohhiy . ooh— very disrespectful to the queen, frankly , even during that time . frankly, even during that time. hho— frankly, even during that time. who ihor— frankly, even during that time. who then iho— frankly, even during that time. and then the former— frankly, even during that time. and then the former us- frankly, even during that time. and then the former us president gave some man to man advice to the king on how to deal with his treacherous son. but i think it was very nice that they invited him. but i was a little surprised, he said. some terrible things when you see

what he said and the book was just horrible. yeah. to me , it just horrible. yeah. to me, it was horrible. it was . so was horrible. it was. so following trump's searing takedown of the sussexes , is he takedown of the sussexes, is he right that harry and meghan have been disrespectful to the late queen and the new king? that's the big debate with my superstar panel the big debate with my superstar panel, next. tonight, i'm joined by christine hamilton , adam by christine hamilton, adam brooks and matthew laterza. then, as the donald skewers nicolas sturgeon in one fell swoop , it helped ruin her career swoop, it helped ruin her career . ithink swoop, it helped ruin her career . i think she had other reasons oioo— . i think she had other reasons oioo .— . i think she had other reasons oioo . pui— . i think she had other reasons oioo . hui i— . i think she had other reasons also , but i just— . i think she had other reasons also , but i just felt— i think she had other reasons also , but i just felt she didn't also, but i just felt she didn't howo— also, but i just felt she didn't love scotland— also, but i just felt she didn't love scotland . _ also, but i just felt she didn't love scotland . ' ”iii: “ir3 love scotland. are we joined by the man who made it happen? nigel farage, as well as the senior adviser to trump's presidential campaign. jason miller, as they discuss why the snp should adopt trump's no nonsense approach to gender madness. nigel will bring us some behind the scenes insight to what was a brilliant interview . also on the way interview. also on the way tonight with his coronation cameo edging closer, is harry

beginning to sweat over the vicious slurs he's made about his own family, including adding camilla, the villain that made her dangerous because of the connections that she was forging within the british press . so as within the british press. so as he prepares to come face- “ c so as he prepares to come face to face wiih — he prepares to come face to face wiih hio— he prepares to come face to face with his stepmother, does harry corhiiio— with his stepmother, does harry owe camilla an— with his stepmother, does harry owe camilla an apology ? owe camilla an apology? the hoiiy— owe camilla an apology? the poiiy telegraph— owe camilla an apology? the daily telegraph star columnist celia walden casts her judgement on the vengeful duke in uncanceled . and with the bbc's uncanceled. and with the bbc's flagship political programme question time. facing repeated accusations of left wing bias, we launched our very own investigation at the most recent recording of the show to find out the real views of the audience members and surprise, surprise , it was a congregation surprise, it was a congregation of the woke mob. we rejoin the eu without question. do you think the voters— eu without question. do you think the voters are- 3 i“ do you think the voters are racist ? think the voters are racist? wooi— think the voters are racist? most racists— think the voters are racist? most racists are— think the voters are racist? most racists are leavers. that's what i would say. i'll bring you the rest of those rabid lefties handpicked by the beeb that's in the mediabuzz later this hour.

you'll also get the latest on ihooo— you'll also get the latest on ihooo ohooiiy— you'll also get the latest on those ghastly eco terrorists irorh — those ghastly eco terrorists irorh iuoi— those ghastly eco terrorists from just stop— those ghastly eco terrorists from just stop oil and tonight's crooiooi— from just stop oil and tonight's greatest britain— from just stop oil and tonight's greatest britain in union iochooo— greatest britain in union jackass. and— greatest britain in union jackass. and the first front pages— jackass. and the first front poooo wiii— jackass. and the first front pages will arrive in mere moments, too.- pages will arrive in mere moments, too. right after the hoooiihoo— moments, too. right after the headlines at— moments, too. right after the headlines at ten— moments, too. right after the headlines at ten with polly middlehurst— headlines at ten with polly middlehurst .— headlines at ten with polly middlehurst . at dawn. middlehurst. at dawn. thank you. hoou— middlehurst. at dawn. thank you. good evening, donald trump has told gb news tonight he would end the ukraine war in 24 hours if he's in the white house again . in an exclusive interview with nigel farage aired this evening, the former us president said the war has to be stopped . if i were war has to be stopped. if i were president war has to be stopped. if i were prooioohi ohci— war has to be stopped. if i were president and i— war has to be stopped. if i were president and i say— war has to be stopped. if i were president and i say this,- war has to be stopped. if i were president and i say this, i- 3 if i were president and i say this, i will ohci— president and i say this, i will opt choi— president and i say this, i will opt ihoi wor— president and i say this, i will end that war in— president and i say this, i will end that war in one day. it will ioho— end that war in one day. it will ioho zo— end that war in one day. it will take 24 hours.— end that war in one day. it will take 24 hours. i— end that war in one day. it will take 24 hours. i know zelenskyy wow.— take 24 hours. i know zelenskyy woii. i— take 24 hours. i know zelenskyy woii. i hhow— take 24 hours. i know zelenskyy well. i know putin— take 24 hours. i know zelenskyy well. i know putin well . i would well. i know putin well. i would get well. i know putin well. i would ooi choi— well. i know putin well. i would ooo ihoi oocioi— well. i know putin well. i would get that ended in— well. i know putin well. i would get that ended in a— well. i know putin well. i would get that ended in a period of you— get that ended in a period of you co— get that ended in a period of you can break— get that ended in a period of you can break that deal 100. it wouio— you can break that deal 100. it wouio ho— you can break that deal 100. it wouio ho oooy— you can break that deal 100. it would be easy. that deal would be would be easy. that deal would to oooy— would be easy. that deal would to oooy. h— would be easy. that deal would to oooy. a ioi— would be easy. that deal would be easy. a lot of— would be easy. that deal would be easy. a lot of it— would be easy. that deal would be easy. a lot of it has to do with— be easy. a lot of it has to do wiih iho— be easy. a lot of it has to do with the money.— be easy. a lot of it has to do with the money. a lot of it has to to— with the money. a lot of it has to to with— with the money. a lot of it has to do with the— with the money. a lot of it has to do with the military , you to do with the military, you hhow.— to do with the military, you how ihoi— to do with the military, you know, that we're giving. but i

wouio— know, that we're giving. but i wouio goi— know, that we're giving. but i would get that— know, that we're giving. but i would get that deal done within 24 would get that deal done within zo houo— would get that deal done within 24 hours. that— would get that deal done within 24 hours. that war— would get that deal done within 24 hours. that war has to be oioppoo— 24 hours. that war has to be oioppoo .— 24 hours. that war has to be oioppoo . ihor— 24 hours. that war has to be stopped . that war is a disaster stopped. that war is a disaster . wow.— stopped. that war is a disaster . woii. you— stopped. that war is a disaster . wow. you co— stopped. that war is a disaster . well, you can watch that whole ihiorwiow— . well, you can watch that whole ihiorwiow oh — . well, you can watch that whole interview on the— . well, you can watch that whole interview on the gb— . well, you can watch that whole interview on the gb news app or on houiuho— interview on the gb news app or on houiuho . — interview on the gb news app or on youtube . i~iri;rii“ri“ interview on the gb news app or on youtube . i~iti;rit“rt“ on youtube. meanwhile, ukraine denies it was behind a drone attack on the kremlin. a video appears to show president putin's residence being hit late last night . putin's residence being hit late last night. russia putin's residence being hit late last night . russia says it was last night. russia says it was an assassination attempt, but the attack was thwarted with electronic defences disabling the aircraft . president the aircraft. president zelenskyy says ukraine had nothing to do with it . we don't nothing to do with it. we don't attack nothing to do with it. we don't oiioch huiih— nothing to do with it. we don't attack putin or— nothing to do with it. we don't attack putin or moscow- nothing to do with it. we don't attack putin or moscow .- “g t3tin c we don't attack putin or moscow . we fight attack putin or moscow. we fight on our territory. _ attack putin or moscow. we fight on our territory. we— attack putin or moscow. we fight on our territory. we are defending— on our territory. we are defending our villages and ciiioo— defending our villages and ciiioo. wo— defending our villages and cities. we don't— defending our villages and cities. we don't have , you know, cities. we don't have, you know, ohough— cities. we don't have, you know, ohouoh poo— cities. we don't have, you know, enough weapons for this. that's why— enough weapons for this. that's why wo— enough weapons for this. that's why wo ooh-i— enough weapons for this. that's why we don't use— enough weapons for this. that's why we don't use it anywhere . why we don't use it anywhere. for why we don't use it anywhere. ior uo— why we don't use it anywhere. ior ihoi— why we don't use it anywhere. for us, that is— why we don't use it anywhere. for us, that is the— why we don't use it anywhere. for us, that is the depher ooooi — for us, that is the depher ooooi wo— for us, that is the depher asset. we can't- for us, that is the depher asset. we can't spend it. and we rich-i— asset. we can't spend it. and we rich-i oiioch—

asset. we can't spend it. and we didn't attack putin. _ asset. we can't spend it. and we didn't attack putin. we leave it to irihuhoi— didn't attack putin. we leave it to tribunal to— didn't attack putin. we leave it to tribunal to well— didn't attack putin. we leave it to tribunal to well, it didn't attack putin. we leave it to tribunal to well , it news to tribunal to well, it news horo— to tribunal to well, it news horo oi— to tribunal to well, it news here at home. _ to tribunal to well, it news here at home. 37” to tribunal to well, it news- here at home. the prime minister says he's aware tomorrow's local elections in england will be tough for the conservative party. on the last day of campaigning, rishi sunak said he's focusing on delivering the people his priorities. we're concentrating on delivering on people's priorities . so a local people's priorities. so a local level people's priorities. so a local iowoi ihoi-o— people's priorities. so a local level that's about— people's priorities. so a local level that's about lower- c so a local level that's about lower council tax level that's about lower council ior whoro— level that's about lower council tax where conservative areas howo— tax where conservative areas howo couhcii— tax where conservative areas have council tax,— tax where conservative areas have council tax, that's on oworoog— have council tax, that's on oorooo ooo— have council tax, that's on average £80 lower than labour crirho— average £80 lower than labour ones. crime is— average £80 lower than labour ones. crime is lower and we feel poihoioo— ones. crime is lower and we feel more potholes nationally. i'm iocuoooo— more potholes nationally. i'm iocuoooci oh— more potholes nationally. i'm iocuoooci oh .— more potholes nationally. i'm focussed on . my— more potholes nationally. i'm focussed on . my five priorities. focussed on. my five priorities. wow.— focussed on. my five priorities. woii. sir— focussed on. my five priorities. well, sir keir— focussed on. my five priorities. well, sir keir starmer, for his part,— well, sir keir starmer, for his pori. ooyo— well, sir keir starmer, for his pori. ooyo hio— well, sir keir starmer, for his part, says his mission was to get— part, says his mission was to root ihio— part, says his mission was to get into government by 2024 and ooyo— get into government by 2024 and ooyo iho— get into government by 2024 and says the conservative party ohouio— says the conservative party should make _ says the conservative party should make some gains to show it's should make some gains to show to hoi— should make some gains to show to not going— should make some gains to show it's not going backwards . it's not going backwards. i have to ooy— it's not going backwards. i have to ooy iho— it's not going backwards. i have to say the baseline— it's not going backwards. i have to say the baseline for the government is very, very low because they had terrible results four years ago, which is a cycle of these elections. that was their second worst election result in their history. and

theresa may had to personally apologise to their candidates afterwards. so they should be making significant gains tomorrow. and making significant gains tomorrow . and just lastly, the tomorrow. and just lastly, the ooo— tomorrow. and just lastly, the ooo oo— tomorrow. and just lastly, the sad news that— tomorrow. and just lastly, the sad news that emma- and just lastly, the sad news that emma raducanu is set sad news that emma raducanu is ooi io— sad news that emma raducanu is ooi io ioo— sad news that emma raducanu is set to miss wimbledon this year ohci— set to miss wimbledon this year oho iho— set to miss wimbledon this year and the french— set to miss wimbledon this year and the french open due to a humori— and the french open due to a hurhorh oi— and the french open due to a number of minor— and the french open due to a number of minor surgeries. hriioih-o— number of minor surgeries. britain's number one has encountered— britain's number one has encountered several fitness prohiorho— encountered several fitness prohiorho ih— encountered several fitness problems in recent months and puiioo— problems in recent months and puiioo out— problems in recent months and puiioo oui oi— problems in recent months and pulled out of the— problems in recent months and pulled out of the madrid open hoot— pulled out of the madrid open iooi rhohih— pulled out of the madrid open last month with— pulled out of the madrid open last month with hand injury. last month with a hand injury. iho— last month with a hand injury. iho zo— last month with a hand injury. iho zo yoor— last month with a hand injury. the 20 year old— last month with a hand injury. the 20 year old says she'll have a minor procedure— the 20 year old says she'll have a minor procedure on both hands the 20 year old says she'll have a m on' procedure on both hands the 20 year old says she'll have a m on herrcedure on both hands the 20 year old says she'll have a m on her anklee on both hands the 20 year old says she'll have a m on her ankle inn both hands the 20 year old says she'll have a m on her ankle in an oth hands the 20 year old says she'll have a m on her ankle in an effort nds the 20 year old says she'll have a m on her ankle in an effort to; and on her ankle in an effort to roooio— and on her ankle in an effort to roooio iho— and on her ankle in an effort to resolve the issue— and on her ankle in an effort to resolve the issue .— and on her ankle in an effort to resolve the issue . that's all resolve the issue. that's all irorh— resolve the issue. that's all irorh rho— resolve the issue. that's all irorh ihh— resolve the issue. that's all from me. i'm back in an hour. tomorrow's news— from me. i'm back in an hour. tomorrow's news site now in our iioiiohuzz— tomorrow's news site now in our iioiiohuzz . — tomorrow's news site now in our iioiiohuzz . so— tomorrow's news site now in our mediabuzz . so let's- tomorrow's news site now in our mediabuzz . rt.

copies and 10,000 soldiers are on the streets ahead of the big day on saturday, with plans bolstered after last night's arrest at the palace as the sun leads with a showbiz world exclusive live revealing that the pop star taylor swift is dating the british frontman of the band 1975. matty healy. now, matt is the son of the loose women star denise welch and taylor swift. she certainly has a thing for british men. taylor swift. she certainly has a thing for british men . or does a thing for british men. or does she not? my superstar panel. back with me now, the author and broadcaster christine hamilton, the businessman and activist adam brooks , and the former adam brooks, and the former labour party adviser, matthew lanza. now breaking tonight in an extra ordinary intervention, just three days before the coronation former us president donald trump has slammed meghan markle for treating the late queen elizabeth disrespectfully and revealing he's surprised harry has been invited to his father's big day. trump, who's running for the white house

again next year, made the. but in my opinion , very spot on in my opinion, very spot on comments in his world exclusive interview with nigel farage from scotland that aired tonight. watch well, i think that she has hoor— watch well, i think that she has poor oory— 3 well, i think that she has been very disrespectful to the ouooh— been very disrespectful to the queen, frankly— been very disrespectful to the queen, frankly ,_ been very disrespectful to the queen, frankly , even during that queen, frankly, even during that iirho. — queen, frankly, even during that iirho. i— queen, frankly, even during that iirho. i ihooh— queen, frankly, even during that time. i mean, how— queen, frankly, even during that time. i mean, how can you be disrespectful— time. i mean, how can you be disrespectful to— time. i mean, how can you be disrespectful to the queen she wooi— disrespectful to the queen she wohi through— disrespectful to the queen she went through years and years and oocoooo— went through years and years and decades without— went through years and years and decades without controversy and just decades without controversy and iuoi oio— decades without controversy and iuoi iii o— decades without controversy and iuoi oio o orooi— decades without controversy and just did a great job. you cannot be disrespectful— just did a great job. you cannot be disrespectful to her. and i ihihh— be disrespectful to her. and i ihihh iioghoh— be disrespectful to her. and i think meghan was very disrespectful to her. she was irooioo— disrespectful to her. she was irooioo oo— disrespectful to her. she was treated so disrespectfully by iioghoh— treated so disrespectfully by hoohoh oho— treated so disrespectfully by meghan and just no reason to do ihoo— meghan and just no reason to do ihoi. i— meghan and just no reason to do ihoi. i woo— meghan and just no reason to do that. i was actually— meghan and just no reason to do that. i was actually surprised at that. i was actually surprised oi horry— that. i was actually surprised oi horry woo— that. i was actually surprised at harry was invited, to be hohooi— at harry was invited, to be hohooi . — at harry was invited, to be honest . but— at harry was invited, to be honest. but i— at harry was invited, to be honest. at harry was invited, to be- honest. but i think at the end of the day , even after of the day, even after a fallout, it's still his son, isn't it? well i don't know. look, i mean, different types of poopio.— look, i mean, different types of poopio. hut— look, i mean, different types of poopio. hui i— look, i mean, different types of people, but i think it was very ico— people, but i think it was very ihoi— people, but i think it was very nice that they— people, but i think it was very nice that they invited him. but i a nice that they invited him. but i-o iiiiio— nice that they invited him. but i a little surprised he said i was a little surprised he said ooho-ihihgo- i was a little surprised he said some things when you some terrible things when you see some terrible things when you whoi— some terrible things when you whoi ho— some terrible things when you see what he said—

some terrible things when you see what he said and the book iuoi— see what he said and the book was just horrible.— see what he said and the book was just horrible. yeah to me, it woo— was just horrible. yeah to me, it was horrible.— was just horrible. yeah to me, it was horrible. _ was just horrible. yeah to me, it was horrible. v/ti;rit“ c it was horrible. yeah, it was. i have to say , i'm with trump on have to say, i'm with trump on that one. rescind the invite orywoy— that one. rescind the invite ohywoy. irorh — that one. rescind the invite anyway, from the- rescind the invite anyway, from the sussexes naming ihoir— anyway, from the sussexes naming ihoir oouohior— anyway, from the sussexes naming their daughter after— anyway, from the sussexes naming their daughter after the queen without— their daughter after the queen without asking— their daughter after the queen without asking her slagging off her without asking her slagging off hor ihoy-ooryo— without asking her slagging off her majesty's treasured commonwealth dropping the fake royoi— commonwealth dropping the fake royoi roco— commonwealth dropping the fake royal race bomb— commonwealth dropping the fake royal race bomb in— commonwealth dropping the fake royal race bomb in the oprah wihiroy— royal race bomb in the oprah winfrey interview. oh, and this horrihio— winfrey interview. oh, and this horrible moment.— winfrey interview. oh, and this horrible moment. remember this whoro— horrible moment. remember this l where—recreated where meghan mockingly recreated the where meghan mockingly recreated iho rhorhohi— where meghan mockingly recreated the moment-first— where meghan mockingly recreated the moment first met the the moment she first met the hoio— the moment she first met the ioio-oh— the moment she first met the. late -on-shameless late monarch on her shameless woiiiix— late monarch on her shameless tooth—.— late monarch on her shameless netflix_, arnie.- late monarch on her shamelessi netflix_, arnie. it's netflix documentary, arnie. it's horo— netflix documentary, arnie. it's hot io— netflix documentary, arnie. it's hard to disagree— netflix documentary, arnie. it's hard to disagree with trump's assessment . after all, the assessment. after all, the huchooo— assessment. after all, the huchooo oi— assessment. after all, the duchess of delusion was banned irorh— duchess of delusion was banned irorh iho— duchess of delusion was banned from the queen's— duchess of delusion was banned from the queen's deathbed by for chorioo— from the queen's deathbed by for chorioo o— from the queen's deathbed by for charles a reason.— from the queen's deathbed by for charles a reason. so just three ooyo— charles a reason. so just three ooyo irorh— charles a reason. so just three ooyo irorh iho— charles a reason. so just three days from the coronation torfaen and days from the coronation torfaen oho ooroo— days from the coronation torfaen and some truth— days from the coronation torfaen and some truth bombs from trump on and some truth bombs from trump oh oh— and some truth bombs from trump oh oh howo— and some truth bombs from trump on gb news tonight, adam brooks. but on gb news tonight, adam brooks. hui i— on gb news tonight, adam brooks. hui i howo— on gb news tonight, adam brooks. hui i howo io— on gb news tonight, adam brooks. but i have to be— on gb news tonight, adam brooks. but i have to be honest, i think roooi— but i have to be honest, i think rhooi ioih— but i have to be honest, i think rhooi ioih oi— but i have to be honest, i think most folk at home— but i have to be honest, i think most folk at home will be with him— most folk at home will be with him ioo. — most folk at home will be with him ioo. i— most folk at home will be with him 100. i think— most folk at home will be with him 100. i think what he said was completely— him 100. i think what he said was completely right . titrt him 100. i think what he said was completely right . \tiif.�*rt�* c was completely right. now it ociuoiiy— was completely right. now it actually makes me sad. i liked the queen a lot. she reminded me of my nan . my nan used to live of my nan. my nan used to live with us at one point and me and

her would sit and watch the royal occasions. my nan loved the queen so i loved the queen. you know, i won't lie about that. i really did. and it makes me sad that the last few years of her life were , you know, she of her life were, you know, she had this turmoil and sort of these splits around the family and that's not not nice when you think about any family. the last years should really be your most peaceful years. and christine horriiiow— peaceful years. and christine horhiiioh. ii— peaceful years. and christine hamilton, it did— peaceful years. and christine hamilton, it did hit- 3 grieve: and christine hamilton, it did hit the queen ohci— hamilton, it did hit the queen oho hrihco— hamilton, it did hit the queen and prince philip— hamilton, it did hit the queen and prince philip hard because rorhorhorh ii— and prince philip hard because remember, it wasn't just all of the remember, it wasn't just all of tho royoi— remember, it wasn't just all of the royal drama.— remember, it wasn't just all of the royal drama. we heard from irihcooo— the royal drama. we heard from princess anne— the royal drama. we heard from princess anne this— the royal drama. we heard from princess anne this week who opoho— princess anne this week who opoho ohoui— princess anne this week who spoke about how— princess anne this week who spoke about how they had many of the spoke about how they had many of tho hoouiiiui— spoke about how they had many of the beautiful moments of their iihoh— the beautiful moments of their iihoi-sioy— the beautiful moments of their final-stay stolen- the beautiful moments of their final stay stolen from final years. stay stolen from ihorh. — final years. stay stolen from ihorh. iho— final years. stay stolen from them. the word— final years. stay stolen from them. the word used was thievery hocouoo— them. the word used was thievery hocouoo oi— them. the word used was thievery because of the— them. the word used was thievery because of the covid because of the vile covid iochoowho— because of the vile covid lockdowns .— because of the vile covid lockdowns . but they also , when lockdowns. but they also, when ihoy— lockdowns. but they also, when ihoy oro— lockdowns. but they also, when they were together in the bubble at they were together in the bubble oi wihooor— they were together in the bubble at windsor castle,— they were together in the bubble at windsor castle, were having to oooi— at windsor castle, were having to oooi with— at windsor castle, were having to deal with the— at windsor castle, were having to deal with the constant stream of to deal with the constant stream oi ruhhioh— to deal with the constant stream of rubbish being— to deal with the constant stream of rubbish being thrown at them by ihio— of rubbish being thrown at them hy ihio ohooiiy— of rubbish being thrown at them by this ghastly couple. c by this ghastly couple. it's oimooi— by this ghastly couple. it's almost unbelievable that any son can write that about his father and say it was ghostwritten . but

and say it was ghostwritten. but harry approved every word . he harry approved every word. he wrote the audiobook. he did. i rooo— wrote the audiobook. he did. i rooo iho— wrote the audiobook. he did. i read the audiobook and meghan did as well. don't tell me there's anything in that book that approve of that meghan didn't approve of and was very big of and i found it was very big of charles to say yes, come to the coronation and all. an awful lot of fathers would have said, you know, have wife know, you have called my wife a villain . you know, i don't want villain. you know, i don't want anything do with you. but anything to do with you. but don't you think trump's- don't you think trump's right whor— when because it was interesting, the when because it was interesting, tho—hoiwooh- when because it was interesting,| the—between trump the disagreement between trump and the disagreement between trump oro-ohow— the disagreement between trump and-about whether- the disagreement between trump and about whether harry and nigel about whether harry ohouio— and nigel about whether harry ohouici ho— and nigel about whether harry should be invited because farage and should be invited because farage oho i— should be invited because farage and i understand— should be invited because farage and i understand why he's going to ho— and i understand why he's going to ho oh— and i understand why he's going to to or oory— and i understand why he's going to be on very shortly, said, wow.— to be on very shortly, said, woii. hoch.— to be on very shortly, said, well, look, it's— to be on very shortly, said, well, look, it's his son, but ior— well, look, it's his son, but ior trump.— well, look, it's his son, but for trump, it's— well, look, it's his son, but for trump, it's like, no, no, no. -terrible - for trump, it's like, no, no, no.-terrible ,- for trump, it's like, no, no,- no.-terrible , terrible no. he said, terrible, terrible ihihgo— no. he said, terrible, terrible ihihoo. — no. he said, terrible, terrible ihihoo. i— no. he said, terrible, terrible things. i agree— no. he said, terrible, terrible things. igniti \. gig no. he said, terrible, terrible things . igniti \. gig things. i agree with nigel on that. i think. and anyway, it's his decision. i have to say. it's he's not responsible it's i know he's not responsible for all invitations, but for all the invitations, but something like that, it's his decision. wanted his son decision. he wanted his son there. and don't forget, i mean, he must so disappointed. he he must be so disappointed. he walked markle up the walked meghan markle up the aisle when she had thrown her own dad under the bus. yeah, exactly . and don't forget, harry own dad under the bus. yeah, exa(still and don't forget, harry own dad under the bus. yeah, exa(still never on't forget, harry own dad under the bus. yeah, exa(still never met forget, harry own dad under the bus. yeah, exa(still never met his et, harry own dad under the bus. yeah, exa(still never met his father'ry has still never met his father in law. disgraceful. i mean,

it's disgraceful. he's three houro— it's disgraceful. he's three houro-rooo. - it's disgraceful. he's three hours-road. i- it's disgraceful. he's three. hours-road. i know. hours down the road. i know. matthew— hours down the road. i know. matthew lacey,— hours down the road. i know. matthew lacey, you a matthew lacey, you have a different— matthew lacey, you have a d........_,. matthew lacey, you have a. different_, don't different take on this, don't you?— different take on this, don't you?_like| different take on this, don't- yom—uke harry you.7 because you feel like harry and— you.7 because you feel like harry and meghan— you.7 because you feel like harry and meghan should have you? because you feel like harry and meghan should have been treated—royal- treated better by the royal family. —that| family. well, i think that nobody thinks that what they did was nice to the late queen. but i think that harry is clearly. yeah, but i think harry is clearly a very, very troubled soul. clearly a very, very troubled soul . and it seems to me that soul. and it seems to me that the family has the royal family has collectively has duty of care, collectively has a duty of care, troubled spoilt brat? well troubled or a spoilt brat? well i think i'm frankly, it's my idea of hell to wade through the book. but so i haven't i haven't done it. but those who have you're a bit of a republican , you're a bit of a republican, aren't you? well, yeah. i mean, i'm half an aussie. and so, you know, i've you know, i'm know, i've got, you know, i'm a bit of a republican good bit of a republican is a good way describing wouldn't way of describing it. i wouldn't you know, i'm not i'm not like way of describing it. i wouldn't younan.v, i'm not i'm not like way of describing it. i wouldn't you nan.v, i' nan>t i'm not like way of describing it. i wouldn't you nan.v, i' nan>t i'm rhaveze my nan. my nan would have said chop to chop off the heads and wanted to turn into turn buckingham palace into council so different. council houses. so so different. you know, a true lefty, a true lefty have absolutely lefty would have absolutely a stronger even than we do on this sofa. but i think that one thing that strikes me, though, is trump interfering on in our

politics. but remember when the trump visit, when he kept the queen waiting for minutes. so queen waiting for 15 minutes. so i issues with trump i have a few issues with trump interfering our a interfering with our he's a great family, great fan of the royal family, so supported it. so i very much supported it. but look, yesterday i showed you the-of— but look, yesterday i showed you the-of-stop- but look, yesterday i showed you the-of-stop oil- the moment of just stop oil protests.— the moment of just stop oil protests-got- the moment of just stop oil protests. got foot protests. who got their foot run over-motorist— protests. who got their foot run over-motorist after- protests. who got their foot run over motorist after eco over by a motorist after eco extremists— over by a motorist after eco extremists got— over by a motorist after eco extremists got in- over by a motorist after eco extremists got in the way of their—a- extremists got in the way of their—a reminder their car? here's a reminder auxus— their car? here's a reminder aukus aukus.— their car? here's a reminder aukus aukus. you're right. their car? here's a reminder aukus aukus. you're right . ow; aukus aukus. you're right. one are you — aukus aukus. you're right. one over. are you okay?— aukus aukus. you're right. one over. are you okay? it's- aukus aukus. you're right. ow; over. are you okay? it's gone over. are you okay? it's gone over a foot in a just world. cops would tell that cops would telluithat green loon cops would tell that green loon to be— cops would tell that green loon to be me— cops would tell that green loon to be more careful— cops would tell that green loon to be more careful next time and don-t— to be more careful next time and mm stand— to be more careful next time and mm stand in— to be more careful next time and don't stand in the— to be more careful next time and don't stand in the middle of the road— don't stand in the middle of the road in— don't stand in the middle of the road in from— don't stand in the middle of the road in front of— don't stand in the middle of the road in front of oncoming vehicles. — road in front of oncoming vehicles. but— road in front of oncoming vehicles. but surprise, surprise ,.he_ vehicles. but surprise, surprise ,the met— vehicles. but surprise, surprise ,the met is— vehicles. but surprise, surprise , the met is now— vehicles. but surprise, surprise , the met is now calling for wttesse— , the met is now calling for witnesses and— , the met is now calling for witnesses and dashcam footage. so witnesses and dashcam footage. so they— witnesses and dashcam footage. so they see— witnesses and dashcam footage. so they ge— witnesses and dashcam footage. so they can go after the driver . depher— so they can go after the driver . oeptet vet— so they can go after the driver . depher yet again, it's an outrage— . depher yet again, it's an outrage that— . depher yet again, it's an outrage that innocent brits tntent— outrage that innocent brits tntent en— outrage that innocent brits intend on grafting hard, pteytttng— intend on grafting hard, providing for— intend on grafting hard, providing for their families and stesttng— providing for their families and sttsttng en— providing for their families and cracking on with— providing for their families and cracking on with life. aslef let town— cracking on with life. aslef let town ty— cracking on with life. aslef let town by tte— cracking on with life. aslef let town by the very— cracking on with life. aslef let down by the very police officers meant— down by the very police officers meant to— down by the very police officers meant to protect— down by the very police officers meant to protect them . um. it meant to protect them. um. it anty— meant to protect them. um. it anty tast— meant to protect them. um. it was only last week that officers tnneatenet— was only last week that officers threatened to— was only last week that officers threatened to arrest another tnasttatet— threatened to arrest another frustrated motorist for assault

nnen— frustrated motorist for assault nnen ne — frustrated motorist for assault when he tried— frustrated motorist for assault when he tried dragging. just stan— when he tried dragging. just step at— when he tried dragging. just step at out— when he tried dragging. just stop oil out of— when he tried dragging. just stop oil out of the road in tantan— stop oil out of the road in tantan a— stop oil out of the road in london, a job— stop oil out of the road in london, a job they say should be tang— london, a job they say should be doing themselves— london, a job they say should be doing themselves .— london, a job they say should be doing themselves . so i think doing themselves. so i think ttese— doing themselves. so i think tnese sonnets— doing themselves. so i think these coppers need to step up ant— these coppers need to step up ant stan— these coppers need to step up ant stat-an- these coppers need to step up and start on behalf of and start working on behalf of the and start working on behalf of tne neaate— and start working on behalf of tne people nna— and start working on behalf of the people who pay their wages and the people who pay their wages ant tast. — the people who pay their wages ant tast. tast— the people who pay their wages and fast. just stop— the people who pay their wages and fast. just stop oil, have teen— and fast. just stop oil, have been warned— and fast. just stop oil, have been warned by— and fast. just stop oil, have been warned by the way they have been — been warned by the way they have been anet — been warned by the way they have been warned. .you _ been warned by the way they have been warned. you stand in the been warned. if you stand in the ntttte— been warned. if you stand in the ntttte at— been warned. if you stand in the ntttte at a— been warned. if you stand in the middle of a-you've- been warned. if you stand in the middle of a you've got to middle of a road, you've got to be middle of a road, you've got to te eaneettng— middle of a road, you've got to te expeettng ta— middle of a road, you've got to be expecting to be— middle of a road, you've got to be expecting to be hit by a car. tts— be expecting to be hit by a car. tt-s atvtaas— be expecting to be hit by a car. tt-s atvtaas .— be expecting to be hit by a car. it's obvious . matthew lazar, it's obvious. matthew lazar, astan— it's obvious. matthew lazar, adam brooks,— it's obvious. matthew lazar, adam brooks, christine hamilton, do adam brooks, christine hamilton, to stant— adam brooks, christine hamilton, to stant ty— adam brooks, christine hamilton, do stand by because coming up, as our very own ben leo uncovers ttatant— as our very own ben leo uncovers ttatant ttas— as our very own ben leo uncovers ttatant ttas tn— as our very own ben leo uncovers blatant bias in the— as our very own ben leo uncovers blatant bias in the bbc's onesttan— blatant bias in the bbc's question time- blatant bias in the bbc's question time audience is it tne— question time audience is it ttne ta— question time audience is it ttne to eat— question time audience is it time to cut off— question time audience is it time to cut off the beeb's ttnanstat— time to cut off the beeb's financial support from the nnttsn— financial support from the british taxpayer? my superstar nanet— british taxpayer? my superstar nanet nttt— british taxpayer? my superstar nanet nttt te— british taxpayer? my superstar panel will be back to tackle ttat— panel will be back to tackle ttat-ne-tt— panel will be back to tackle that-we'll have- panel will be back to tackle that. we'll have more that. plus, we'll have more of tomorrow's—front. tomorrow's newspaper front pages.— tomorrow's newspaper front pages. nat— tomorrow's newspaper front pages. but next, we react to at— pages. but next, we react to at tne— pages. but next, we react to more of the bombshells from the gb more of the bombshells from the an tens— more of the bombshells from the gb news world _ more of the bombshells from the gb news world exclusive tntenten— gb news world exclusive interview with - gb news world exclusive interview with donald trump eaten— interview with donald trump earlier today, _ interview with donald trump earlier today, including his unmissable— earlier today, including his unmissable take on scheming and sturgeons— unmissable take on scheming and sturgeons gender— unmissable take on scheming and sturgeons gender madness . senior sturgeons gender madness. senior atvtset— sturgeons gender madness. senior atvtsen ta— sturgeons gender madness. senior adviser to trump's— sturgeons gender madness. senior adviser to trump's 2024 presidential— adviser to trump's 2024 presidential campaign, jason nttten— presidential campaign, jason

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former us president who is running for the republican nomination, has slammed the troubled and scandal plagued ex—first minister of scotland, scheming sturgeon for damaging her nation. trump weighed in on the shocking case of double rapist eila bryson, who exposed the failing snp's sick gender reform bill after he was sent to a women's prison watch . well, i a women's prison watch. well, i think a lot of countries- " en?" f well, i think a lot of countries have nat— think a lot of countries have nat enaaan— think a lot of countries have had enough of— think a lot of countries have had enough of it. what's going ane— had enough of it. what's going an ant— had enough of it. what's going one andlknow_ had enough of it. what's going on? and know that case and on? and i know that case and i tnawgnt— on? and i know that case and i tnawgntlwas— on? and i know that case and i thought was terrible and i thought it was terrible and i guess— thought it was terrible and i guess tt— thought it was terrible and i guess it helped— thought it was terrible and i guess it helped ruin her career. i guess it helped ruin her career. . tntnt— guess it helped ruin her career. . tntnt sne— guess it helped ruin her career. i think she had— guess it helped ruin her career. i think she had other reasons atsa— i think she had other reasons atsa. nat— i think she had other reasons atsa. nut .— i think she had other reasons also. but i just— i think she had other reasons also. but i just felt she didn't tave— also. but i just felt she didn't love scotland— also. but i just felt she didn't love scotland .— also. but i just felt she didn't love scotland . well, they just love scotland. well, they just sat— love scotland. well, they just sat .— love scotland. well, they just sat . tast— love scotland. well, they just said i just walked by and there a big— said i just walked by and there was a big crowd— said i just walked by and there was a big crowd for a wedding, a teaatttwt— was a big crowd for a wedding, a beautiful incredible beautiful wedding, incredible neante— beautiful wedding, incredible wnw! at.— beautiful wedding, incredible people all. and— beautiful wedding, incredible people all. and they not people all. and they were not happy— people all. and they were not nappy wttn— people all. and they were not nappy wttn tne— people all. and they were not happy with the with people happy with the with the people tnat— happy with the with the people tnat — happy with the with the people that were running scotland, tet-s— that were running scotland, tet-s nat— that were running scotland, let's put.that_ that were running scotland, let's put that way. they said let's put it that way. they said tat— let's put it that way. they said run for run for— let's put it that way. they said run for run for first minister, tan— run for run for first minister, tan tat— run for run for first minister, sir. run for first— run for run for first minister, sir. run for first minister. one— sir. run for first minister. one at— sir. run for first minister. one of about— sir. run for first minister. one of about 20,- sir. run for first minister. one of about 20, a- sir. run for first minister. one of about 20, a massive scoops from that fascinating sit down. so to react now i'm

delighted to be joined by the man behind and the extraordinary exclusive interview. nigel farage live from scotland. and also senior adviser to trump's presidential campaign, jason miller. so, look, nigel, we've got lots to unpick here, but can we start with scotland? because obviously this is a huge scandal. what's going on in scotland at the moment. most of the mainstream media in the uk seem to want to ignore what's going on. so it's very significant, isn't it, to see trump talking in this way about the failed regime of nicola sturgeon ? well, i mean, three sturgeon? well, i mean, three weeks— sturgeon? well, i mean, three weeks ago— sturgeon? well, i mean, three weets age we— sturgeon? well, i mean, three weeks ago we had— 3“ well, i mean, three weeks ago we had sleepy joe spenttng— weeks ago we had sleepy joe snenttng taw— weeks ago we had sleepy joe spending four days in ireland tesaws— spending four days in ireland tesaws nts— spending four days in ireland because his great great grandparents left there in 1840. but new— grandparents left there in 1840. but ney, tn— grandparents left there in 1840. but hey, i'm irish.— grandparents left there in 1840. but hey, i'm irish. despite the tast— but hey, i'm irish. despite the tast ntten-s— but hey, i'm irish. despite the fact biden's an— but hey, i'm irish. despite the fact biden's an english name and nes— fact biden's an english name and ne-s gat— fact biden's an english name and he's got relations— fact biden's an english name and he's got relations in surrey and denat— he's got relations in surrey and nanatt nann— he's got relations in surrey and donald trump has— he's got relations in surrey and donald trump has a lot more seattant— donald trump has a lot more seattant tn— donald trump has a lot more scotland in him— donald trump has a lot more scotland in him than joe biden has scotland in him than joe biden nas netant— scotland in him than joe biden has ireland in— scotland in him than joe biden has ireland in him . he clearly has ireland in him. he clearly he has ireland in him. he clearly ne steanty— has ireland in him. he clearly he clearly admired and loved his natnen— he clearly admired and loved his natnen many— he clearly admired and loved his

mother, mary mcleod, hugely . she mother, mary mcleod, hugely. she was mother, mary mcleod, hugely. she a west— mother, mary mcleod, hugely. she was a west coaster,— mother, mary mcleod, hugely. she was a west coaster, of course, western — was a west coaster, of course, western tstes— was a west coaster, of course, western tstes .— was a west coaster, of course, western isles . and that was why western isles. and that was why twntewy— western isles. and that was why tannteny was— western isles. and that was why turnberry was the— western isles. and that was why turnberry was the most annnpttate— turnberry was the most appropriate place. i thought , to appropriate place. i thought, to meet— appropriate place. i thought, to meet-ne— appropriate place. i thought, to meet- he cares— appropriate place. i thought, to meet- he cares a- appropriate place. i thought, to meet he cares a lot about meet him. he cares a lot about seattant— meet him. he cares a lot about seattant .— meet him. he cares a lot about scotland , and— meet him. he cares a lot about scotland , and this— meet him. he cares a lot about scotland , and this is the first scotland, and this is the first anettsan— scotland, and this is the first american president that possibly in american president that possibly tn tesates— american president that possibly in decades that— american president that possibly in decades that really cares attent— in decades that really cares about tne— in decades that really cares about the relationship with the uk about the relationship with the un ant— about the relationship with the an ant tts— about the relationship with the uk and it's there— about the relationship with the uk and it's there within him at an enattanat— uk and it's there within him at an emotional level. make no ntstate— an emotional level. make no mistake about— an emotional level. make no mistake about any of that . i mistake about any of that. i tnawgnt— mistake about any of that. i thought what— mistake about any of that. i thought what he said about sturgeon— thought what he said about sturgeon was— thought what he said about sturgeon was interesting . sturgeon was interesting. nastsatty— sturgeon was interesting. basically what he's saying is tnat— basically what he's saying is tnat net— basically what he's saying is that her actions— basically what he's saying is that her actions were against tne— that her actions were against the interests— that her actions were against the interests of— that her actions were against the interests of scotland, but seattant— the interests of scotland, but scotland became _ the interests of scotland, but scotland became a place that tatter— scotland became a place that natnen tnan— scotland became a place that rather than put— scotland became a place that rather than put money into pewte— rather than put money into peante, teat— rather than put money into people, took money out of that sata— people, took money out of that was said with— people, took money out of that was said with great, great nasstan— was said with great, great nasstan .— was said with great, great nasstan . ne— was said with great, great passion . he was fairly neutral passion. he was fairly neutral attent— passion. he was fairly neutral atawt tne— passion. he was fairly neutral about the new— passion. he was fairly neutral about the new first minister, tat— about the new first minister, tat tnen— about the new first minister, tat tnen ne— about the new first minister, but then he doesn't really know ntn— but then he doesn't really know ntn very— but then he doesn't really know ntn very wet — but then he doesn't really know him very well. did— but then he doesn't really know him very well. did remind him of 1 him very well. did remind him of ten— him very well. did remind him of tat 2— him very well. did remind him of t at 2 at— him very well. did remind him of tan 2 at tne— him very well. did remind him of 1 or 2 of the quotes,— him very well. did remind him of 1 or 2 of the quotes, but no, i tnawgnt— 1 or 2 of the quotes, but no, i tnawgnt tne— 1 or 2 of the quotes, but no, i thought the stuff— 1 or 2 of the quotes, but no, i thought the stuff he said on seattant— thought the stuff he said on scotland was— thought the stuff he said on scotland was very powerful, very tntenesttng. — scotland was very powerful, very interesting. and— scotland was very powerful, very interesting. and let me tell you tnts— interesting. and let me tell you this ,_ interesting. and let me tell you we , twntewy— interesting. and let me tell you this , turnberry hotel golf and

this, turnberry hotel golf and 5pa— this, turnberry hotel golf and spa complex— this, turnberry hotel golf and spa complex tn— this, turnberry hotel golf and spa complex in the height of season employs— spa complex in the height of season employs 500. well paid neante— season employs 500. well paid people wttnaat— season employs 500. well paid people without it.— season employs 500. well paid people without it. goodness, no. wttn— people without it. goodness, no. wttn tnts— people without it. goodness, no. with this coastline— people without it. goodness, no. with this coastline would be so you knew, — with this coastline would be so you knew, tnts— with this coastline would be so you know, this is— with this coastline would be so you know, this is really tnaanant— you know, this is really important stuff. and the idea tnat— important stuff. and the idea tnat a— important stuff. and the idea tnat a nast— important stuff. and the idea that a first minister wouldn't encourage someone like donald nann— encourage someone like donald trans to— encourage someone like donald trump to invest,— encourage someone like donald trump to invest, rather want to nave — trump to invest, rather want to nave a— trump to invest, rather want to nave a tent— trump to invest, rather want to have a fight with— trump to invest, rather want to have a fight with him the whole tne— have a fight with him the whole ttne ant— have a fight with him the whole ttne ant .— have a fight with him the whole time and i thought he highlighted- time and i thought he highlighted that pretty well . highlighted that pretty well. i know— highlighted that pretty well. i knew tts— highlighted that pretty well. i tnaw tt-s a— highlighted that pretty well. i know it's a brilliant- highlighted that pretty well. know it's a brilliant hotel. turnberry and jason miller, you can see trump's passion for the nation. but it is shocking when you think sturgeon never made any attempt to build a relationship with him because of his politics. despite right the huge investment he makes into scotland. no, huge investment he makes into scotland . no, you're exactly scotland. no, you're exactly ngnt. — scotland. no, you're exactly ngnt. ant— scotland. no, you're exactly ngnt. ant we— scotland. no, you're exactly right. and we have- f: no, you're exactly right. and we have a phrase here in right. and we have a phrase here tn tne— right. and we have a phrase here tn tne us— right. and we have a phrase here tn tne us tnat— right. and we have a phrase here in the us that everything woke twns— in the us that everything woke twns ta,— in the us that everything woke turns to, well— in the us that everything woke turns to, well ,_ in the us that everything woke turns to, well, i'll— in the us that everything woke turns to, well , i'll say turns to, well, i'll say atten— turns to, well, i'll say rubbish. so- turns to, well, i'll say rubbish. so ofcom doesn't smack tawn— rubbish. so ofcom doesn't smack town aw— rubbish. so ofcom doesn't smack town good— rubbish. so ofcom doesn't smack down our good friends at gb wews. — down our good friends at gb wews. nat— down our good friends at gb news. but what— down our good friends at gb news. but what i was really struct— news. but what i was really stnast ty— news. but what i was really struck by ts— news. but what i was really struck by is not— news. but what i was really struck by is not just the ttnsntn— struck by is not just the kinship between president trump and kinship between president trump ant meet,— kinship between president trump and nigel, which— kinship between president trump and nigel, which was just a great— and nigel, which was just a great tntng— and nigel, which was just a great thing watch unfold on great thing to watch unfold on

. nat— great thing to watch unfold on camera . but the— great thing to watch unfold on camera . " qt camera. but the affinity that president trump has for not just scotland and england, the scotland and england, but the uk overall , and if you live in the overall, and if you live in the uk and you're concerned about the relationship with the us, if you're concerned about the safety and need to work safety and the need to work together to deter those who are threatening both the uk and the us, then president trump showed that the relationship between the two countries will get much better if he's back in the white house. well, indeed, because better if he's back in the white house. also .l, indeed, because better if he's back in the white house. also .l, indusi, because better if he's back in the white house. also .l, indus a because better if he's back in the white house. also .l, indus a reminder of trump also gave us a reminder of the trump also gave us a reminder of tne spectat— trump also gave us a reminder of the special relationship that sawt— the special relationship that sawtt nave— the special relationship that could have been as he directed very— could have been as he directed very warm— could have been as he directed very warm words— could have been as he directed very warm words toward the tanner— very warm words toward the former prime— very warm words toward the former prime minister boris yannsan. — former prime minister boris johnson. watch— former prime minister boris johnson. watch c : " johnson. watch i liked him so much, i still like him, but he really went a little bit on the liberal side. i mean, he all of a sudden became an environmentalist. and i'm talking about probably in a negative way too much. look, we all want to protect the environment. nobody does more than i do. i do a lot of jobs. look was done look at this. this was done environmentally so incredible. turnberry, aberdeen . but turnberry, aberdeen. but something happened . he changed

something happened. he changed and a wonderful guy. he's a friend of mine . so and a wonderful guy. he's a friend of mine. so nigel, he want— friend of mine. so nigel, he want rate— friend of mine. so nigel, he didn't rule out— friend of mine. so nigel, he didn't rule out a— ”aft: so nigel, he didn't rule out a possibility of a nons— didn't rule out a possibility of a boris comeback— didn't rule out a possibility of a boris comeback later on in the tnterwtew— a boris comeback later on in the tntewtew, att— a boris comeback later on in the interview, did he— a boris comeback later on in the interview, did he ?_ a boris comeback later on in the interview, did he ? no, he didn't interview, did he? no, he didn't . nat— interview, did he? no, he didn't . tat t— interview, did he? no, he didn't . natt mean.— interview, did he? no, he didn't . but i mean, come- interview, did he? no, he didn't . but i mean, come on,- interview, did he? no, he didn't . but i mean, come on, let's be realistic , dan, whatever you and realistic, dan, whatever you and i may think of rishi sunak and his blairite spin , the one thing his blairite spin, the one thing he's brought to the conservative party is stability over the total and absolute chaos of bohs total and absolute chaos of boris johnson . and maybe you and boris johnson. and maybe you and i don't quite see eye to eye. no, i don't agree with that. but yes, i understand where yre— but yes, i understand where yaw-re coming— but yes, i understand where you're coming from, but what reatty— you're coming from, but what reatty gat— you're coming from, but what really got their— you're coming from, but what really got their was the sense of disappointment that chris had become— of disappointment that chris had become tne— of disappointment that chris had become the inheritor of the tent— become the inheritor of the tent tegaey— become the inheritor of the brexit legacy . _ become the inheritor of the brexit legacy . ' t: "t; become the inheritor of the brexit legacy . t: "t; r: become the inheritor of the brexit legacy . ' t: "t; t: : brexit legacy. and hey, i'd made his life pretty easy. you know, i'd helped him in many ways. i don't think boris would. which trump gave you credit- don't think boris would. which trump gave you credit for- trump gave you credit for tenant— trump gave you credit for tenant e — trump gave you credit for tonight ? yeah.- trump gave you credit for tonight ? “43?" \tt:::t tonight? yeah. no, no, no. i mean, look , you know, if mean, look, you know, if i hadnt mean, look, you know, if i hadn't got rid of mrs. may with

the brexit party, boris would never pm. but i think never have been pm. but i think what trump feels is what i feel that they had this 80 seat majority motty the first time in almost 40 years there was an opportunity to really be to conservative, really be radical, to really change things. and bohs to really change things. and boris blew it at and, you know, trump said how disappointed he was in that sense with this move towards the green agenda . but towards the green agenda. but the most telling part on the conservatives was trump said they'd moved to the far left . they'd moved to the far left. yeah. now which on some things tney— yeah. now which on some things tney nave— yeah. now which on some things tney nawe earne— yeah. now which on some things they have come on— yeah. now which on some things they have come on net zero or net— they have come on net zero or net era— they have come on net zero or net nayte— they have come on net zero or not zero maybe as— they have come on net zero or not zero maybe as we should call it not zero maybe as we should call tt . — not zero maybe as we should call tt . nat— not zero maybe as we should call tt . tat tat— not zero maybe as we should call tt. tat tat ny— not zero maybe as we should call it . but but my belief- not zero maybe as we should call it . but but my belief with- not zero maybe as we should call it. but but my belief with these interviews is the public are bored with one on one punch ups . what is more interesting is to hear what people actually have to say to let them speak, and whether that's donald trump or a bunch of lunatic folks that want to disrupt the grand national

while i try and let people have their own say now. well, you did . maybe because you weren't trytne— . maybe because you weren't trytng ta— . maybe because you weren't trytng ta tna— . maybe because you weren't trying to trip him— maybe because you weren't trying to trip him up all the tne.— trying to trip him up all the ttne. wa— trying to trip him up all the ttne. we r— trying to trip him up all the time. no i wanted to hear what he time. no i wanted to hear what ne nat— time. no i wanted to hear what ne nat ta— time. no i wanted to hear what ne nat to say— time. no i wanted to hear what he had to say about things. i wanna— he had to say about things. i disagree with— he had to say about things. i disagree with him _ he had to say about things. i disagree with him on- he had to say about things. i disagree with him on the emphasis on a stolen election and other things like that. but but maybe far left is a bit over the top. but truth is, this is the top. but truth is, this is the least most conservative government we've ever had in the history of our nation. and we're faced with a choice between two forms of social democracy . and, forms of social democracy. and, you know, i said to him, maybe 13 years in power is too long. he said, no, not necessarily . he said, no, not necessarily. see if they'd stayed true to being conservative. well, i actually thought- g f well, i actually thought that was a reatty— actually thought that was a reatty gast— actually thought that was a really good point. jason miller nat— really good point. jason miller nat arse— really good point. jason miller had also really— really good point. jason miller had also really struck me that trunn— had also really struck me that tramp was— had also really struck me that tramp very— had also really struck me that trump was very honest about the fact trump was very honest about the tast tnat— trump was very honest about the tast tnat ne— trump was very honest about the fact that he doesn't— trump was very honest about the fact that he doesn't have a relationship— fact that he doesn't have a relationship with rishi sunak the relationship with rishi sunak tne swnent— relationship with rishi sunak the current prime minister of tnts— the current prime minister of we saantry. — the current prime minister of this country. now, that feels very— this country. now, that feels very strange— this country. now, that feels very strange to— this country. now, that feels very strange to me. you would nave— very strange to me. you would have seen this— very strange to me. you would have seen this week members of

swnat— have seen this week members of sunak cabinet— have seen this week members of sunak cabinet meeting with ron nesantts— sunak cabinet meeting with ron nesantts .— sunak cabinet meeting with ron nesantts , tne— sunak cabinet meeting with ron desantis , the florida governor. desantis, the florida governor. do desantis, the florida governor. no you— desantis, the florida governor. no you tntnt— desantis, the florida governor. do you think it's— desantis, the florida governor. do you think it's wrong that tramp-s— do you think it's wrong that tramp-s tn— do you think it's wrong that trump's in the— do you think it's wrong that trump's in the country and sunak nasn-t— trump's in the country and sunak nasn-t trtet— trump's in the country and sunak nasn-t trtet ta— trump's in the country and sunak hasn't tried to meet— trump's in the country and sunak hasn't tried to meet him or reasnet— hasn't tried to meet him or reached out— hasn't tried to meet him or reached out to— hasn't tried to meet him or reached out to him? or has he tentnt— reached out to him? or has he tentnt tne— reached out to him? or has he behind the scenes— reached out to him? or has he behind the scenes as well ? " behind the scenes as well? in tress— behind the scenes as well? in fatness teen— behind the scenes as well? in fairness, keep in— behind the scenes as well? in fairness, keep in mind- behind the scenes as well? in fairness, keep in mind that the uk has had several prime ministers in the last year or so and so don't remind us, don't remind us rotating at the top. but i think it was notable that fresttent— but i think it was notable that president trump,— but i think it was notable that president trump, at least from the president trump, at least from tne us— president trump, at least from the us perspective, we had senetety— the us perspective, we had somebody paying respect to the ttng— somebody paying respect to the ttng twrtng— somebody paying respect to the ttng twrtng tne— somebody paying respect to the king during the week of coronation. _ king during the week of coronation. i- king during the week of coronation. " king during the week of- coronation. i mean, these things don't come along very often. and for to come over to for joe biden to come over to the uk , to northern ireland and the uk, to northern ireland and to ireland, not even come over to ireland, not even come over to london, not even to address anything dealing with coronation or the king, i thought was really disrespectful. i thought it just a really bad tone and it was poor form. so at least with president trump, the us is well represented and i like that. i'm not too worried about the rishi sunak part. i mean, he's going to rishi is going to stay out of

us politics as much he can, us politics as much as he can, but with president trump, we see what future can look like. what the future can look like. and nigel, i've got to ask you about that great moment where you and trump had a respectful disagreement about prince harry. and i have to be honest with you,— and i have to be honest with yew, wtget,— and i have to be honest with yew, wtget, tn— and i have to be honest with you, nigel, i'm with trump on ttts— you, nigel, i'm with trump on tnts. tn— you, nigel, i'm with trump on this. i'm hard— you, nigel, i'm with trump on this. i'm hard line— you, nigel, i'm with trump on this. i'm hard line when it te— this. i'm hard line when it comes to harry.- this. i'm hard line when it comes to harry. why on earth snewtt— comes to harry. why on earth snewtt tarry— comes to harry. why on earth should harry be— comes to harry. why on earth should harry be at the coronation— should harry be at the coronation after everything he sat— coronation after everything he sat-tts— coronation after everything he said-his family- coronation after everything he said his family and spare? said about his family and spare? ant— said about his family and spare? ant tnat— said about his family and spare? ant we was— said about his family and spare? and that was-clear- and that was the clear implication— and that was the clear implication trump and that was the clear implication .trump he implication from trump there. he teesn-t— implication from trump there. he teesn-t tntnt— implication from trump there. he doesn't think should there doesn't think he should be there at art. — doesn't think he should be there at at. we.— doesn't think he should be there at all. no. and— doesn't think he should be there at all. no. and i— doesn't think he should be there at all. no. and i and- doesn't think he should be there at all. \t:::t ' t: e�*t: cc e at all. no. and i and i'll merit it on pure merit after the disgust eating things that were said in that book, especially about camilla, you can't say trump is wrong, but there is something that goes over above and beyond that and that is as a parent, it is incredible what you forgive your children for. so i'm not speaking about my parents, by the way, but, you know, it is incredible what you will forgive . and at the end of

will forgive. and at the end of the day , it's still his son. so the day, it's still his son. so i get why the invitation went out. and you can argue protocol and all of these things. he is still charles's son. and i get the invitation . and i have to the invitation. and i have to say , i think it's right that say, i think it's right that harry attends us, even if it is very , very brief. jason miller, very, very brief. jason miller, tast— very, very brief. jason miller, fast a— very, very brief. jason miller, fast a gatek— very, very brief. jason miller, just a quick final— trig wig jason miller, just a quick final word from ten— just a quick final word from ten yew— just a quick final word from ten yew .— just a quick final word from from you . the— just a quick final word from from you . the polls are looking from you. the polls are looking in from you. the polls are looking tn tnsrettty— from you. the polls are looking in incredibly strong for you at the in incredibly strong for you at tne rnernent— in incredibly strong for you at the moment. you're obviously now a fast— the moment. you're obviously now a fast as— the moment. you're obviously now a fast as a— the moment. you're obviously now a back as a formal— the moment. you're obviously now a back as a formal advisor for tne— a back as a formal advisor for tne 202a— a back as a formal advisor for the 2024 campaign. and are you wanna— the 2024 campaign. and are you werrtet at— the 2024 campaign. and are you worried at all— the 2024 campaign. and are you worried at all about desantis or do worried at all about desantis or to you— worried at all about desantis or to you tntnt— worried at all about desantis or to you tntnt tt— worried at all about desantis or do you think it was interesting tnat— do you think it was interesting tnat ne— do you think it was interesting we are mate— do you think it was interesting that he made a— do you think it was interesting that he made a trip to the uk? is that he made a trip to the uk? ts ne— that he made a trip to the uk? ts ne trytng— that he made a trip to the uk? ts ne trytng te— that he made a trip to the uk? is he trying to furnish himself wttn— is he trying to furnish himself wttn feretgn— is he trying to furnish himself with foreign affairs credentials refere— with foreign affairs credentials before declaring _ with foreign affairs credentials before declaring his candidacy , before declaring his candidacy, or before declaring his candidacy, er ts— before declaring his candidacy, or is desantis— before declaring his candidacy, or is desantis actually not a concern, given _ or is desantis actually not a concern, given your star pumping him concern, given your star pumping ntn tn— concern, given your star pumping ntn tn tne— concern, given your star pumping him in the polls— concern, given your star pumping him in the polls ? _ concern, given your star pumping him in the polls ? �*ftt�*tzgc concern, given your star pumping him in the polls ? ritz“ concern, given your star pumping him in the polls ? yeti“ him in the polls? well, we take everyone seriously , but it's not everyone seriously, but it's not of concern. i think what ron desantis is finding out is that narcissism and inexperience are

dangerous combination when you're running for president. i think that's why he's 46 points behind president trump . i mean, behind president trump. i mean, just to give you the unvarnished , straight scoop here, but the more telling point, dan and nigel, as well is president nigel, as well is that president trump leading joe biden in trump is leading joe biden in the general election polls. another today with another poll out today with president trump leading by seven points with the country points and with the country heading toward a recession, with all the economic indicators is looking very negative. it's going to be tough for joe looking very negative. it's going to be tough forjoe biden going to be tough for joe biden to still be president after 2024. president trump is very well positioned as we move into this next year and i tell you, having been a veteran of 2016, 2020 and now 2024, i have never seen him this focussed and wanting it this badly is he is right now and nigel nodding in agreement. look, it was an atsetwtety— ragtitii�*ti�*e look, it was an absolutely fascinating interview. _ absolutely fascinating interview. as i say, nigel scoop after— interview. as i say, nigel scoop after sees-n— interview. as i say, nigel scoop after scoop. it's— interview. as i say, nigel scoop after scoop. it's currently the sgtasn — after scoop. it's currently the main splash on— after scoop. it's currently the main splash on the daily mail wetstte,— main splash on the daily mail wetstte, se— main splash on the daily mail website, so it's— main splash on the daily mail website, so it's going international. thank you so much to age— international. thank you so much to wtget ant— international. thank you so much to wtget ant ef— international. thank you so much to nigel and of course senior

atwser— to nigel and of course senior atwser te— to nigel and of course senior advisor to donald— to nigel and of course senior advisor to donald trump's 2024 sangatgn— advisor to donald trump's 2024 sangatgn, yasen— advisor to donald trump's 2024 campaign, jason miller. but sentng— campaign, jason miller. but sentng an— campaign, jason miller. but sentng we tn— campaign, jason miller. but coming up in uncanceled , after coming up in uncanceled, after traggtng— coming up in uncanceled, after traggtng tts— coming up in uncanceled, after dragging his stepmom camilla tnrewgn— dragging his stepmom camilla tnreagn tne— dragging his stepmom camilla through the mud, including tranttng— through the mud, including branding her— through the mud, including branding her dangerous in recent netta— branding her dangerous in recent media appearances , does prince media appearances, does prince tarry— media appearances, does prince tarry we— media appearances, does prince tarry tne— media appearances, does prince harry owe the queen consort a fate— harry owe the queen consort a fate to— harry owe the queen consort a fate to face— harry owe the queen consort a face to face apology at this eest— face to face apology at this week's coronation daily fetegragn— week's coronation daily telegraph columnist celia walden sertatnty— telegraph columnist celia walden certainly thinks— telegraph columnist celia walden certainly thinks so.— telegraph columnist celia walden certainly thinks so. she's live tater— certainly thinks so. she's live tater tn— certainly thinks so. she's live tater tn tne— certainly thinks so. she's live later in the show. _ certainly thinks so. she's live later in the show. but next, in tne— later in the show. but next, in tne netta— later in the show. but next, in the media buzz— later in the show. but next, in the media buzz as— later in the show. but next, in the media buzz as we uncover ttatant— the media buzz as we uncover blatant audience— the media buzz as we uncover blatant audience bias. at last eest— blatant audience bias. at last eest nec— blatant audience bias. at last week's bbc question time. and wttn— week's bbc question time. and wttn tast— week's bbc question time. and wttn fast r— week's bbc question time. and wttn fast r tn— week's bbc question time. and wttn fast r tn 5— week's bbc question time. and with just 1 in 5 brits still saggerttng— with just 1 in 5 brits still supporting the licence fee, is it supporting the licence fee, is t tne— supporting the licence fee, is t ttne te— supporting the licence fee, is it time to scrap— supporting the licence fee, is it time to scrap this telly poll taxe— it time to scrap this telly poll taaf ense — it time to scrap this telly poll tax? once and— it time to scrap this telly poll tax? once and for— it time to scrap this telly poll tax? once and for all? my sagerstar— tax? once and for all? my superstar panel- tax? once and for all? my superstar panel have plenty to say an— superstar panel have plenty to say an tnts— superstar panel have plenty to say on this, plus— superstar panel have plenty to say on this, plus ,_ superstar panel have plenty to say on this, plus , we've got say on this, plus, we've got ef— say on this, plus, we've got more of tomorrow's newspaper frant— more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages— more of tomorrow's newspaper front pages straight after this

people's channel. i people's channel. britain's news . channel celia walden on the way. but first, let's return to

tomorrow's news— but first, let's return to tomorrow's news tonight in our weara— tomorrow's news tonight in our ttetta tass— tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz and— tomorrow's news tonight in our media buzz and more . front pages media buzz and more. front pages nave— media buzz and more. front pages nave fast— media buzz and more. front pages nawe fast teen— media buzz and more. front pages have just been delivered and the natty— have just been delivered and the natty atat— have just been delivered and the daily mail gearing— have just been delivered and the daily mail gearing up for the cerenatten— daily mail gearing up for the coronation on— daily mail gearing up for the coronation on saturday by testartng— coronation on saturday by declaring let— coronation on saturday by declaring let the pomp and pageantry— declaring let the pomp and pageantry begin . meanwhile, the pageantry begin. meanwhile, the newspaper— pageantry begin. meanwhile, the newspaper reports— pageantry begin. meanwhile, the newspaper reports on the biggest sesartty— newspaper reports on the biggest security operation _ newspaper reports on the biggest security operation .— newspaper reports on the biggest security operation . in ever with security operation. in ever with afoo— security operation. in ever with rates coppers— security operation. in ever with 11,500 coppers and 10,000 setters— 11,500 coppers and 10,000 soldiers expected to be on the streets— soldiers expected to be on the streets ant — soldiers expected to be on the streets and facial— soldiers expected to be on the streets and facial recognition cameras scanning the crowds . the cameras scanning the crowds. the eye regents— cameras scanning the crowds. the eye regents en— cameras scanning the crowds. the eye reports on plans— cameras scanning the crowds. the eye reports on plans for the atng— eye reports on plans for the atng te— eye reports on plans for the ttng ta regat— eye reports on plans for the king to repair damaged relations wttn— king to repair damaged relations wttn tanne— king to repair damaged relations wttn range tn— king to repair damaged relations with europe in the— king to repair damaged relations with europe in the wake of treat— with europe in the wake of brexit after— with europe in the wake of brexit after his— with europe in the wake of brexit after his recent visit to germany — brexit after his recent visit to germany, which _ brexit after his recent visit to germany, which they say had a matt— germany, which they say had a major diplomatic— germany, which they say had a major diplomatic impact. i just gtwe— major diplomatic impact. i just gte tne— major diplomatic impact. i just gte tne t— major diplomatic impact. i just gtwe tne t a— major diplomatic impact. i just give the i a little— major diplomatic impact. i just give the i a little reminder and ayne— give the i a little reminder and anyne wne— give the i a little reminder and anyone who thinks the story is a goat— anyone who thinks the story is a goat ttea— anyone who thinks the story is a good idea, that's— anyone who thinks the story is a good idea, that's not the job of the good idea, that's not the job of tne atng. — good idea, that's not the job of tne atng. ant— good idea, that's not the job of the king. and we— good idea, that's not the job of the king. and we want our nenarsny— the king. and we want our nenareny te— the king. and we want our monarchy to last. don't we? so i tntnt— monarchy to last. don't we? so i tntnt tts— monarchy to last. don't we? so i think it's better— monarchy to last. don't we? so i think it's better he— monarchy to last. don't we? so i think it's better he stays out of ear— think it's better he stays out of our post—brexit relations wttn— of our post—brexit relations wttn range.— of our post—brexit relations with europe. my— of our post—brexit relations with europe. my superstar panel reartn— with europe. my superstar panel return now. the— with europe. my superstar panel return now. the author and broadcaster— return now. the author and broadcaster christine hamilton in broadcaster christine hamilton tn tne— broadcaster christine hamilton tn tne tease— broadcaster christine hamilton in the house alongside the

businessman— in the house alongside the businessman and activist adam treats— businessman and activist adam treats ant— businessman and activist adam brooks and the— businessman and activist adam brooks and the former labour party— brooks and the former labour nany atwser— brooks and the former labour party adviser matthew lazor . now party adviser matthew lazor. now a tentsnett— party adviser matthew lazor. now a bombshell, new— party adviser matthew lazor. now a bombshell, new poll has sent snestwawes— a bombshell, new poll has sent shockwaves through the bbc today after— shockwaves through the bbc today after t— shockwaves through the bbc today after t feant— shockwaves through the bbc today after it found just— shockwaves through the bbc today after it found just 1— shockwaves through the bbc today after it found just 1 in 5 brits tast— after it found just 1 in 5 brits now back the— after it found just 1 in 5 brits now back the outdated licence fee .— now back the outdated licence fee . ony— now back the outdated licence fee . onty ate— now back the outdated licence fee . only 21% of— now back the outdated licence fee . only 21% of voters quizzed fee. only 21% of voters quizzed by fee. only 21% of voters quizzed ty toasty— fee. only 21% of voters quizzed ty weaeew fer— fee. only 21% of voters quizzed by yougov for the _ fee. only 21% of voters quizzed by yougov for the sun want to carry— by yougov for the sun want to carry an— by yougov for the sun want to carry an wttn— by yougov for the sun want to carry on with the— by yougov for the sun want to carry on with the current system wnere— carry on with the current system wnere every— carry on with the current system where every household is forced to pay— where every household is forced to pay a— where every household is forced to pay a whopping £159 per year. for to pay a whopping £159 per year. for att— to pay a whopping £159 per year. far at at— to pay a whopping £159 per year. for all of that— to pay a whopping £159 per year. for all of that hard— to pay a whopping £159 per year. for all of that hard left content,— for all of that hard left content, it's— for all of that hard left content, it's hardly a surprise gten— content, it's hardly a surprise gten tne— content, it's hardly a surprise given the growing culture of watery— given the growing culture of watery ant— given the growing culture of wokery and bias at what i now tatt— wokery and bias at what i now satt tne— wokery and bias at what i now call the british— wokery and bias at what i now call the british bashing corporation— call the british bashing corporation john lydon not least at tts— corporation john lydon not least at tts ftagsntt— corporation john lydon not least at its flagship political show , at its flagship political show, eaestten— at its flagship political show, question time.— at its flagship political show, question time. despite the trans— question time. despite the statns ef— question time. despite the statns at a— question time. despite the claims of a carefully balanced tanet— claims of a carefully balanced tanet ant— claims of a carefully balanced panel and public— claims of a carefully balanced panel and public audience , this panel and public audience, this tne— panel and public audience, this was the laughable scene during an embarrassing— was the laughable scene during an embarrassing episode just tast— an embarrassing episode just tast menta— an embarrassing episode just last month. who— an embarrassing episode just last month. who believes boris fennsen— last month. who believes boris fennsen was— last month. who believes boris johnson was telling the truth yestertay— johnson was telling the truth yestertay f — johnson was telling the truth yesterday ? who— johnson was telling the truth yesterday ? t,:,.»s.3. si"r:i johnson was telling the truth yesterday ? yesterday? who believes there is a way back for boris johnson now

7 right a way back for boris johnson now ? right one hand. so with the beeb falling out of favour with brits and question times bias in the spotlight, i sent our senior producer ben leo out to the most recent record , adding of recent record, adding of question time to investigate who's really in that hand—picked audience . nato dan wootton. audience. nato dan wootton. tentgnt— audience. nato dan wootton. fentgnt were— audience. nato dan wootton. tonight we're here— ski: ti i nato dan wootton. tonight we're here in greenford, west— tonight we're here in greenford, west tenten— tonight we're here in greenford, west london, where the bbc's netttng— west london, where the bbc's netttng tts— west london, where the bbc's holding its latest— west london, where the bbc's holding its latest edition of eaestten— holding its latest edition of question time. �*ftt�*ti holding its latest edition of question time. �*sytrzi �*" “t: question time. we want to find out if their claim of audience impartiality and balance stacks up. should we rejoin the eu ? up. should we rejoin the eu? wttttat— up. should we rejoin the eu? without question. _ up. should we rejoin the eu? without question. do- up. should we rejoin the eu? without question. do you think leave voters are racist? most racists are leavers. - leave voters are racist? most racists are leavers. that's what i would say. what's your thoughts on suella braverman? oh, everything she is saying weatt— oh, everything she is saying weatt nave— oh, everything she is saying would have been like the would have been said by like the tar—greats- would have been said by like the tar—greats. i would have been said by like the tar—greats. tf| bnp and the fringe groups. if there— bnp and the fringe groups. if ttere was— bnp and the fringe groups. if ttere an— bnp and the fringe groups. if there was an election- bnp and the fringe groups. if there was an election tomorrow, who you vote for? at the who would you vote for? at the moment, lib dems_ : "tit”7 at the moment, lib dems suella braverman-intoj moment, lib dems suella- braverman-into the braverman is playing into the extrentsts— braverman is playing into the extremists hands. “tiiti extremists hands. there's a tanet— extremists hands. there's a tanet af— extremists hands. there's a panel of five and i'm the only leave supporter . panel of five and i'm the only leave supporter. i'd be very interested to know why the bbc can't reflect the wider country. are from news? wouldn't

are you from gb news? i wouldn't tatter— are you from gb news? i wouldn't bother with gb news bannau . do bother with gb news bannau. do you want a quick chat? bother with gb news bannau. do you want a quick chat ? you've you want a quick chat? you've got ya-e— you want a quick chat? you've got ya-e got— you want a quick chat? you've got you've got racist mob. let's have a chat. let's have a frtentty— let's have a chat. let's have a frtentty stat.— let's have a chat. let's have a friendly chat. why— let's have a chat. let's have a friendly chat. why not? /ti:t. ”iii: friendly chat. why not? you're ttgatea. — friendly chat. why not? you're bigoted. you're— friendly chat. why not? you're bigoted. you're right wing. you support the tories. what more is ttere— support the tories. what more is tnere te— support the tories. what more is tnere to say— support the tories. what more is tnere to say a — support the tories. what more is there to say ? can— support the tories. what more is there to say ? can you give an there to say? can you give an example of how gb news has been bigoted ? sir, can you give an bigoted? sir, can you give an example of how gb news has been bigoted? there's nothing more to add. okay . what's your thoughts add. okay. what's your thoughts on suella braverman ? is she on suella braverman? is she doing a good job?— on suella braverman? is she doing a good job? no.- “tit“ 7 is she doing a good job? no. the tettstes— doing a good job? no. the tattetes ef— doing a good job? no. the policies of hatred are coming tast— policies of hatred are coming tast agatn— policies of hatred are coming taet agatn . — policies of hatred are coming back again . let's- policies of hatred are coming back again . back again. let's blame the immigrant for everything wrong. would you take a migrant in your neasef — would you take a migrant in your neasef t— would you take a migrant in your neasef t tan-t— would you take a migrant in your house? i don't think— would you take a migrant in your house? i don't think it's- would you take a migrant in your house? e it; house? i don't think it's big enough. i'd like to see a lib ten— enough. i'd like to see a lib ten tatear— 3 i'd like to see a lib dem labour coalition in. is ttere— dem labour coalition in. is ttere anye— dem labour coalition in. is there anyone here- dem labour coalition in. is there anyone here wants to there anyone here who wants to supports the government is supports what the government is doing? loads of hands going doing? see loads of hands going down. no, really, no drama . down. no, really, no drama. tts— down. no, really, no drama. tt-s teen— down. no, really, no drama. tt-s teen tn— down. no, really, no drama. it's been in few months and it's been in a few months and he's just getting it the he's just getting on with it the best can. so i back him. best he can. so i back him. faae— best he can. so i back him. faae tne— best he can. so i back him. you're the first— i“ so i back him. you're the first person you've staten— you're the first person you've staten-satt- you're the first person you've. spoken-said-vote spoken to who said they'd vote tary—wett, - spoken to who said they'd vote tary—wett, t-nl spoken to who said they'd vote toryonly-well, i'm. spoken to who said they'd vote toryonly talkingvell, i'm spoken to who said they'd vote toryonly talking common the only one talking common

sense , so. tit“ sense, so. christine hamilton. look, i know we had a bit of a laugh there, but there's a really serious point because the bbc inaya insists that it's question time audience is balanced. ben leo found one conservative voter . what a joke. conservative voter. what a joke. well, they should check the way tney— well, they should check the way tney seteat— well, they should check the way they select these _ well, they should check the way they select these people. they snaatt— they select these people. they snaatt saat— they select these people. they should sack the _ they select these people. they should sack the people who seteat— should sack the people who select them. _ should sack the people who select them. i— should sack the people who select them. i mean, it's madness. they're obviously not. tat— madness. they're obviously not. tat-wnate— madness. they're obviously not. but-whole licence- madness. they're obviously not. but whole licence fee system but the whole licence fee system , we faraet— but the whole licence fee system , we are forced .pay_ but the whole licence fee system , we are forced pay for this , we are forced to pay for this , wttn— , we are forced to pay for this , wntan ts— , we are forced to pay for this , which is totally— , we are forced to pay for this , which is totally it's , which is totally wrong. it's aattatet— , which is totally wrong. it's aattatet .— , which is totally wrong. it's outdated , dated. it's archaic. outdated, dated. it's archaic. wnat— outdated, dated. it's archaic. wnat-ttc— outdated, dated. it's archaic. what-bbc first- outdated, dated. it's archaic. what bbc first of all, they what the bbc first of all, they tan-t— what the bbc first of all, they tan-t een— what the bbc first of all, they don't even meet— what the bbc first of all, they don't even meet us half way. t hey— don't even meet us half way. tney tan-t— don't even meet us half way. they don't even— don't even meet us half way. they don't even say, right, we wtt— they don't even say, right, we wttt tat— they don't even say, right, we will put advertising on radio one or we will— will put advertising on radio one or we will advertising one or we will put advertising in one or we will put advertising tn tne— one or we will put advertising tn tne gat— one or we will put advertising in the gap between eastenders or sanetttng— in the gap between eastenders or sanetttng. tney— in the gap between eastenders or something. they won't even do anytntng— something. they won't even do anytntng-tnat. — something. they won't even do anything that. what think anything like that. what i think we—tntnt- anything like that. what i thinki we _think there we no compromise. i think there snaatt— we no compromise. i think there should—smaller- we no compromise. i think there should smaller bbc should be a much smaller bbc fantet— should be a much smaller bbc fantet ty— should be a much smaller bbc funded by general taxation . so funded by general taxation. so we nave— funded by general taxation. so we have things— funded by general taxation. so we have things like like world ant— we have things like like world news and things— we have things like like world news and things like that. and you— news and things like that. and yaa tnaw— news and things like that. and yaa tnaw tne— news and things like that. and you know the -end - news and things like that. and you know the end cultural you know the higher end cultural eents— you know the higher end cultural events—necessarilyl events that wouldn't necessarily be events that wouldn't necessarily te—tetty- events that wouldn't necessarily te—tetty .- events that wouldn't necessarily te—tetty . tat- events that wouldn't necessarilyl be _telly , but they be on commercial telly, but they are be on commercial telly, but they ftgnttng— be on commercial telly, but they are fighting commercial television— are fighting commercial television with our money and

it's television with our money and tt-s fast— television with our money and tt-s fast nat— television with our money and it's just not right.— television with our money and it's just not right. matthew tawsan— it's just not right. matthew tawsan can— it's just not right. matthew lawson can we— it's just not right. matthew lawson can we talk specifically ataat— lawson can we talk specifically ataat awast— lawson can we talk specifically about kwasi time— lawson can we talk specifically about kwasi time here for a seant— about kwasi time here for a second because— about kwasi time here for a second because this is why teatte— second because this is why teatte are— second because this is why people are turning off wanting to pay— people are turning off wanting ta tay tne— people are turning off wanting to pay the licence fee. e to pay the licence fee. it's so atwtaas— to pay the licence fee. it's so atwtaas tnat— to pay the licence fee. it's so obvious that question time has a completely anti—tory audience every single week. i think there is every single week. i think there ts an— every single week. i think there ts an rssae— every single week. i think there is an issue with— ”g “gti i think there is an issue with audience tatanae— is an issue with audience tatanse. t— is an issue with audience balance. i nearly became the etttar— balance. i nearly became the etttar af— balance. i nearly became the editor of question time. really? atsatatety. — editor of question time. really? absolutely. oh,— editor of question time. really? absolutely. oh, no,— editor of question time. really? absolutely. oh, no, no. you were an ea—tataar— absolutely. oh, no, no. you were an ex—labour advisor, so you takea— an ex—labour advisor, so you ttatet att— an ex—labour advisor, so you ticked all the— an ex—labour advisor, so you ticked all the boxes before this was- tat— ticked all the boxes before this was- tat t— ticked all the boxes before this was-. but i was- ticked all the boxes before this was . but i was going to was before. but i was going to say— was before. but i was going to say tnat— was before. but i was going to say that would— was before. but i was going to say that would into say that would send you into tnta— say that would send you into tnta. sa— say that would send you into into. so question— say that would send you into into. so question is now into. so question time is now mate— into. so question time is now nate ty— into. so question time is now nate ty tte— into. so question time is now made by bbc scotland, but i was tatt—stentl told you'd only have to spend nast— told you'd only have to spend mast—week- most one night a week in saattant— most one night a week in seattant .— most one night a week in scotland ,-was- most one night a week in scotland , was ultimately scotland, but was ultimately not regartet— scotland, but was ultimately not regarded -scottish - scotland, but was ultimately not regarded scottish enough. scotland, but was ultimately not riwas. ed scottish enough. scotland, but was ultimately not riwas. ed dimblebyrh enough. scotland, but was ultimately not riwas. ed dimbleby gavefugh. scotland, but was ultimately not riwas. ed dimbleby gave mef. i was. david dimbleby gave me a tickr_ i was. david dimbleby gave me a fat. tat— i was. david dimbleby gave me a fat. tat t— i was. david dimbleby gave me a tick, but i wasn't— i was. david dimbleby gave me a tick, but i wasn't given a tick by tick, but i wasn't given a tick ty-ttc— tick, but i wasn't given a tick by-bbc bosses- tick, but i wasn't given a tick by bbc bosses scotland. by the bbc bosses in scotland. tat— by the bbc bosses in scotland. tat tt— by the bbc bosses in scotland. tat tt ts— by the bbc bosses in scotland. tat tt ts a— by the bbc bosses in scotland. tat tt ts a t— by the bbc bosses in scotland. but it is a it is— by the bbc bosses in scotland. but it is a it is a— by the bbc bosses in scotland. but it is a it is a nightmare ftnttng— but it is a it is a nightmare finding audiences. there is an rssae— finding audiences. there is an tnat— finding audiences. there is an issue that people— finding audiences. there is an issue that people lie to get on the programmes— issue that people lie to get on the programmes that, i the programmes like that, but i tntnt—ttt- the programmes like that, but i tntnt—tttla- think i think it's a bit of a tea— think i think it's a bit of a trtet-ta- think i think it's a bit of a tired -to be - think i think it's a bit of a tired to be honest think i think it's a bit of a- tired -to be honest with tired format, to be honest with yaa— tired format, to be honest with you.-move on and. tired format, to be honest with you. move on and try tired format, to be honest with you.find move on and try tired format, to be honest with you.find a move on and try tired format, to be honest with you.find a different on and try tired format, to be honest with you.find a different wayand try tired format, to be honest with you.find a different way ofi try and find a different way of tatng. — and find a different way of. tatng. —ta and find a different way of- tatng. —ta te doing. they're not going to be hiring now. exactly. you're hiring you now. exactly. you're right. and i haven't right. it's time. and i haven't watched for years. yeah,

watched it for years. yeah, because adam _ i: e «waif? yeah, because adam brooks, watched it for years. yeah, because adam brooks, was because adam brooks, when it was ttnttety— because adam brooks, when it was ttnttety tast— because adam brooks, when it was dimbleby back in— because adam brooks, when it was dimbleby back in the day away— dimbleby back in the day actually-did- dimbleby back in the day actually did genuine albie actually you did genuine albie feet— actually you did genuine albie feet trte— actually you did genuine albie feel like -the_ actually you did genuine albie feel like the public feel like it was the public sgaae— feel like it was the public sga ant— feel like it was the public square and it— feel like it was the public square and it was both sides of the square and it was both sides of tne arganent— square and it was both sides of the argument coming together square and it was both sides of the aandient coming together square and it was both sides of the aand itnt coming together square and it was both sides of the aand i knowning together square and it was both sides of the aand i know this together square and it was both sides of the aand i know this forjether square and it was both sides of the aand i know this for ather square and it was both sides of the aand i know this for a fact, now. and i know this for a fact, now. and i know this for a fact, no senior conservative tattttstans— no senior conservative politicians want to go on eaesttan— politicians want to go on question time- politicians want to go on question time because they know tney— question time because they know tney are— question time because they know tney tne— question time because they know they are the lamb— question time because they know they are the lamb to slaughter . they are the lamb to slaughter. i they are the lamb to slaughter. t nawen-t— they are the lamb to slaughter. i haven't watched— they are the lamb to slaughter. i haven't watched question time for i haven't watched question time far tratatty— i haven't watched question time far tratatty a— i haven't watched question time for probably a couple of years. i for probably a couple of years. t tate— for probably a couple of years. t nape-gtwen— for probably a couple of years. i hope-given that- for probably a couple of years. i hope given that show i hope not, given that this show is i hope not, given that this show ts-sane-an- is on at the same time on tnarstay— is on at the same time on thursday night. “ e thursday night. i haven't watched— thursday night. i haven't watched of years watched it for a couple of years and there was no and that is because there was no balance used watch balance. i used to watch question to time get my knowledge and to see the different opinions from both sides and make up my mind with those opinions. but it's not tnat— those opinions. but it's not tnat-wnatf - those opinions. but it's not that-what? has that now. but what? the bbc has teae— that now. but what? the bbc has become political arm of the become a political arm of the labour party. yes . and i feel labour party. yes. and i feel trte— labour party. yes. and i feel ttte t— labour party. yes. and i feel ttte t an— labour party. yes. and i feel ttte t an taytng— labour party. yes. and i feel like i am paying for- i yes. and i feel like i am paying for preachers ant— like i am paying for preachers and activists— like i am paying for preachers and activists like— like i am paying for preachers and activists like gary lineker to and activists like gary lineker ta nave— and activists like gary lineker to have millions— and activists like gary lineker to have millions in. : to have millions in. i would i waata— to have millions in. i would i waata say— to have millions in. i would i would say it's become the one thing everybody says that. and then as a labour person who worked the i can tell worked in the bbc, i can tell you i was regarded as incredibly right erg. a liberal right wing erg. it's a liberal metropolitan consensus because of the people that they hire,

and is issue that needs and that is an issue that needs to the system has and that is an issue that needs to change the system has and that is an issue that needs to change what the system has and that is an issue that needs to change what other system has and that is an issue that needs to change what other country has to change what other country jowls pensioners for not paying a fee for content. they a licence fee for content. they don't watch . the whole- c ii i they don't watch . the whole thing don't watch. the whole thing ta— don't watch. the whole thing comes to an end— don't watch. the whole thing comes to an end in 2027, so that is comes to an end in 2027, so that ts tne— comes to an end in 2027, so that ts tne aent— comes to an end in 2027, so that is the moment right— comes to an end in 2027, so that is the moment right you've had ant— is the moment right you've had ant tn— is the moment right you've had ant t-n a— is the moment right you've had ant t-n a tat— is the moment right you've had and i'm a lot harder edged than you and i'm a lot harder edged than yaaltnts.— and i'm a lot harder edged than you.this.ichristine- and i'm a lot harder edged than you this. j“ and i'm a lot harder edged than y is. j“ and i'm a lot harder edged than yactually thinkhristine hamilton and i'm a lot harder edged than yactually think the ine hamilton and i'm a lot harder edged than yactually think the bbciamilton and i'm a lot harder edged than i actually think the bbc is bad for britain. the licence fee should they should be scrapped and they should be scrapped and they should and survive the should go and survive in the commercial market and then they'll have to actually well, they're not impartial any more . they're not impartial any more. dan no, not. and that , dan no, they're not. and that, tnat— dan no, they're not. and that, that that proves by the way that that proves it. by the way , it's britain's biggest , it's one of britain's biggest very tellingly, asked very tellingly, we asked the bbc about ben leo's investigation . about ben leo's investigation. they didn't even bother to reply. matthew lhasa, adam brooks, christine hamilton. do stand by because coming up as just stop oils, eco loons continue to cause chaos should their pithy stick protests now be outlawed ? and we're going to be outlawed? and we're going to debate that when i crown tonight's greatest britain union jackass. to me shouldn't be outlawed protest . outlawed because it's protest. it should be because it should be outlawed because it's eco terrorism someone it's eco terrorism and someone is going to die. i feel so

strongly about that. but in strongly about that. but next in uncanceled, prince harry uncanceled, does prince harry oh, stepmother, camilla, in a face to face apology at this weekend's coronation after dragging her through the media dirt ? and do prince andrew and dirt? and do prince andrew and harry actually have more in common than they'd like to admit? will star daily telegraph columnist celia walden live on both those issues as we count down to the coronation in just two minutes time .

it's time now for uncanceled . it's time now for uncanceled. and this is where britain's top commentators speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of the media. now prince harry is threatening to throw all the best laid coronation plans out the window, with rumours swirling that he could pull out of the big day at the last minute. and while meghan is no doubt planning her

latest attention seeking pubuchy latest attention seeking publicity stunt, her little hagiographer this weird bloke, omid scobie, made this bombshell claim on itv's this morning look sussexes had to wait for some time to really get that confirmation that they were 100% welcome at this event . but if welcome at this event. but if harry does turn up to the coronation, will be the first time he's seen his family since a string of vicious interviews and the publication of his drivel filled book, 'spare' not only we have to confront the king and prince william, but i'll also have to face camilla, who he described as dangerous in one tirades against one of several tirades against her. the villain wants to sort of just briefly talk about your stepmother, and you say that your interests were sacrificed on altered quote, those on her pr altered quote, those certain members have decided to get into bed with the devil. how was she? dangerous, get into bed with the devil. - how was she? dangerous, because of how was she? dangerous, because at tne— how was she? dangerous, because at tne neet— how was she? dangerous, because at tne neet far— how was she? dangerous, because of the need for her— how was she? dangerous, because of the need for her to rehabilitate- of the need for her to rehabilitate her image erg that mate— rehabilitate her image erg that nate ner— rehabilitate her image erg that made her dangerous. : made her dangerous. that made her dangerous because of the connections she was forging connections that she was forging within the british press. so to

talk about harry's i“ e so to talk about harry's potential fate— talk about harry's potential faae aff— talk about harry's potential face off with— talk about harry's potential face off with camilla at the caranattan— face off with camilla at the coronation, i'm— face off with camilla at the coronation, i'm delighted to be fatnet— coronation, i'm delighted to be fatnet-ty— coronation, i'm delighted to be fatnet-ty-tatty- joined now by the daily fetegratn-s— joined now by the daily telegraph's , telegraph's star columnist, cetta— telegraph's star columnist, celia walden. _ telegraph's star columnist, celia walden. cc; celia walden. so, celia, look, that only happened a few weeks ago, right ? that only happened a few weeks ago, right? he's going to see his stepmother for the first time at the coronation. surely it's actually harry who owes camilla an apology . i mean, you camilla an apology. i mean, you would camilla an apology. i mean, you waatt tntnt— camilla an apology. i mean, you would think so,— camilla an apology. i mean, you would think so, wouldn't- cr? t?“ g i mean, you would think so, wouldn't you? tts— would think so, wouldn't you? as gatng— would think so, wouldn't you? as gatng ta— would think so, wouldn't you? as gatng ta te— would think so, wouldn't you? it's going to be a— would think so, wouldn't you? it's going to be a very awkward aent — it's going to be a very awkward moment. that's— it's going to be a very awkward moment. that's for sure. but wnen— moment. that's for sure. but wnen yaa— moment. that's for sure. but when you consider the i mean, tne— when you consider the i mean, tne eas— when you consider the i mean, the reason that— when you consider the i mean, the reason that i— when you consider the i mean, the reason that i get so annoyed ataat— the reason that i get so annoyed ataat tnts— the reason that i get so annoyed about this, i've— the reason that i get so annoyed about this, i've met— the reason that i get so annoyed about this, i've met camilla a saatte— about this, i've met camilla a saatte af— about this, i've met camilla a couple of times— about this, i've met camilla a couple of times and she was tettgntfat— couple of times and she was tettgntfat .— couple of times and she was delightful , very— couple of times and she was delightful , very down to couple of times and she was delightful, very down to earth. ane— delightful, very down to earth. one at— delightful, very down to earth. one at tnase— delightful, very down to earth. one of those people who immediately— one of those people who immediately connects with you has immediately connects with you nas a— immediately connects with you nas a great— immediately connects with you has a great sense— immediately connects with you has a great sense of humour, a bit has a great sense of humour, a ttt af— has a great sense of humour, a ttt at a— has a great sense of humour, a bit of a mischievous twinkle in her bit of a mischievous twinkle in net eye— bit of a mischievous twinkle in ner eye ant. — bit of a mischievous twinkle in her eye and. and— bit of a mischievous twinkle in her eye and. and the idea that her eye and. and the idea that re tt— her eye and. and the idea that re t was— her eye and. and the idea that he it was such— her eye and. and the idea that he it was such an— her eye and. and the idea that he it was such an easy target to go he it was such an easy target to ga far— he it was such an easy target to ga far ner— he it was such an easy target to go for her wasn't— he it was such an easy target to go for her wasn't it? it was fast— go for her wasn't it? it was fast teaase— go for her wasn't it? it was just because he- go for her wasn't it? it was just because he knows that there is just because he knows that there ts att— just because he knows that there ts att tnts— just because he knows that there is all this baggage— just because he knows that there is all this baggage and he tnaagnt— is all this baggage and he tnaagnt t— is all this baggage and he thought i know i'll just play tnta— thought i know i'll just play tnta tnat— thought i know i'll just play into that. call— thought i know i'll just play into that. call her the villain.

ant— into that. call her the villain. ant tt— into that. call her the villain. and it seems— into that. call her the villain. and it seems incredibly unlikely . atwaasty.— and it seems incredibly unlikely . atwaasty. ne— and it seems incredibly unlikely . obviously, he knows her better tnan— . obviously, he knows her better tnan t— . obviously, he knows her better tnan t ta.— . obviously, he knows her better tnan t ta. tat— . obviously, he knows her better than i do, but i— . obviously, he knows her better than i do, but i just i don't tettewe— than i do, but i just i don't believe it. _ than i do, but i just i don't believe it. no,- than i do, but i just i don't believe it. \tti:t :: ' “t: believe it. no, indeed. and celia, it's hard to believe now , but prince andrew was actually once harry's favourite uncle. did you know that? and a sensational new book has highlighted the uncanny . highlighted the uncanny. similarities between the two royal outcasts, which extends beyond their shared low approval ratings. sorry that's mean, but true. both were naughty children. this is the thesis they both were naughty children, camilla were indulged by camilla that were indulged by besotted both were besotted mothers, both were womanisers in their late teens and 20s both fell in love with minor american actresses and both have proved to be a mass of headache to their family . liz so headache to their family. liz so with the two windsor spares always destined to cause trouble to the royal family, celia do the disgraced princes now risk destroying the coronation i don't think. i mean, andrew's nat— don't think. i mean, andrew's nat gatng— don't think. i mean, andrew's nat gatng ta— don't think. i mean, andrew's nat gatng ta te— don't think. i mean, andrew's not going to be doing- titit“ e i mean, andrew's not going to be doing anything you not going to be doing anything yaa tnaw— not going to be doing anything yaa tnaw. t— not going to be doing anything you know, i don't— not going to be doing anything you know, i don't think moving farwart— you know, i don't think moving farwart at— you know, i don't think moving forward at all.— you know, i don't think moving forward at all. harry harry is

fast— forward at all. harry harry is fast gatng— forward at all. harry harry is fast gatng ta— forward at all. harry harry is fast gatng ta ta— forward at all. harry harry is just going to do a flyby, isn't he just going to do a flyby, isn't ne ttteratty— just going to do a flyby, isn't he literally and— just going to do a flyby, isn't he literally and sort of drop tne— he literally and sort of drop tne tts— he literally and sort of drop tne tt-s an— he literally and sort of drop in? it's an in— he literally and sort of drop in? it's an in and out. he literally and sort of drop in? it's an in and out . and i in? it's an in and out. and i tan-t— in? it's an in and out. and i tan-t tntnt— in? it's an in and out. and i don't think he— in? it's an in and out. and i don't think he will do anything on don't think he will do anything an tne— don't think he will do anything an tne tay— don't think he will do anything an tne tay .— don't think he will do anything on the day , but— don't think he will do anything on the day , but i— don't think he will do anything on the day , but i don't think he on the day, but i don't think he nas— on the day, but i don't think he nas stattet— on the day, but i don't think he nas stattet nts— on the day, but i don't think he has stopped his revenge campaign by any— has stopped his revenge campaign ty any ans— has stopped his revenge campaign by any means. and— has stopped his revenge campaign by any means. and that apology he by any means. and that apology ne wes— by any means. and that apology ne ta— by any means. and that apology he owes to sort— by any means. and that apology he owes to sort of— by any means. and that apology he owes to sort of pretty much eenrye— he owes to sort of pretty much everyone there,— he owes to sort of pretty much everyone there, i— he owes to sort of pretty much everyone there, i would think , everyone there, i would think, as wett— everyone there, i would think, as wet as— everyone there, i would think, as well as all— everyone there, i would think, as well as all the— everyone there, i would think, as well as all the people that he as well as all the people that re nenttans— as well as all the people that he mentions in— as well as all the people that he mentions in his book. but but i he mentions in his book. but but t aan-t— he mentions in his book. but but t cant see— he mentions in his book. but but t aan-t ntn— he mentions in his book. but but i can't see him apologising to ayne— i can't see him apologising to anyone because— i can't see him apologising to anyone because i— i can't see him apologising to anyone because i think everyone he anyone because i think everyone ne tntnts— anyone because i think everyone ne tntnts tne— anyone because i think everyone he thinks the world should be atatagtstng— he thinks the world should be atatagtstng ta— he thinks the world should be apologising to him. but what tney— apologising to him. but what tney nave— apologising to him. but what tney nave tn— apologising to him. but what they have in common primarily antrew— they have in common primarily antrew ant— they have in common primarily andrew and harry, i think is fast— andrew and harry, i think is fast a— andrew and harry, i think is fast a very— andrew and harry, i think is just a very strong sense of entitlement— just a very strong sense of entitlement .— just a very strong sense of entitlement . and i think that is entitlement. and i think that is wnat— entitlement. and i think that is what differentiates them from tratatty— what differentiates them from tratatty sae— what differentiates them from probably some of the other rnernerst— probably some of the other members of— probably some of the other members of the— probably some of the other members of the royal family '“t: members of the royal family and by members of the royal family and ty tte— members of the royal family and ty tte way.— members of the royal family and ty tte way. ttts— members of the royal family and by the way, this isn't— members of the royal family and by the way, this isn't my- by the way, this isn't my thesis, celia. it's a new book, isn't it, which claims all of these similarities between andrew and harry, which i sort of think it stacks up. but actually what i find fascinating, you know, i've done

a lot of reporting on the royal family over the past few years, and i know lots members of and i know lots of members of the public be offended and i know lots of members of the fbut c be offended and i know lots of members of the fbut amongst offended and i know lots of members of the fbut amongst thetnded and i know lots of members of the fbut amongst the royals, this. but amongst the royals, are they they actually still really like andrew and they believe him and they think he's acted respectful . arnie over the acted respectful. arnie over the past couple of years . that is past couple of years. that is certainly not how they feel about harry and meghan . and none about harry and meghan. and none of the minor royals want to speak to harriet. the coronation stealer. i mean, it's extraordinary. it stealer. i mean, it's extraordinary . it really is. and extraordinary. it really is. and astaatty— extraordinary. it really is. and astaatty. tne — extraordinary. it really is. and actually, the i— extraordinary. it really is. and actually, the i know- : ”m it really is. and actually, the i know that our tatest— actually, the i know that our latest opinion— actually, the i know that our latest opinion poll, i think , latest opinion poll, i think, nat— latest opinion poll, i think, tat antrew— latest opinion poll, i think, had andrew right at the bottom and had andrew right at the bottom ant tnen— had andrew right at the bottom ant tnen tarry.— had andrew right at the bottom and then harry, and then i think ttegnan— and then harry, and then i think- meghan—languishing meghan was somewhere languishing at rs.— meghan was somewhere languishing at rs. tat— meghan was somewhere languishing at rs. tat tn— meghan was somewhere languishing at 18. but in america, there was at 18. but in america, there was a tertat— at 18. but in america, there was a tertat t— at 18. but in america, there was a tenat t tan-t— at 18. but in america, there was a period i don't know if it's stttt— a period i don't know if it's stttt trae— a period i don't know if it's still true, but— a period i don't know if it's still true, but not that long aga. — still true, but not that long aga. sa— still true, but not that long aga. sa tarry— still true, but not that long ago. so harry actually ranked tetaw— ago. so harry actually ranked below prince— ago. so harry actually ranked below prince andrew, which was garte— below prince andrew, which was gatte sanetttng— below prince andrew, which was quite something that really is tnat-s— quite something that really is was a— quite something that really is was a tat— quite something that really is that's a bad day— quite something that really is that's a bad day at the office rtgnt— that's a bad day at the office rtgnt f — that's a bad day at the office rtgnt e okay.— that's a bad day at the office right ? ctiti. c that's a bad day at the office right ? [in ctiti. c ritiiri right? okay. cecilia, how were you celebrating? and the big question , when are you going to question, when are you going to pledge the oath of allegiance ? pledge the oath of allegiance? i'm not. and i think that was a ntstate. — i'm not. and i think that was a ntstate. t— i'm not. and i think that was a mistake. ithink—

i'm not. and i think that was a mistake. i think it's going to be mistake. i think it's going to te a— mistake. i think it's going to te a great— mistake. i think it's going to te a great tay— mistake. i think it's going to be a great day. but i do think tnat— be a great day. but i do think we ne— be a great day. but i do think that he should— be a great day. but i do think that he should be, in fact , the that he should be, in fact, the ttng— that he should be, in fact, the ttng snaatt— that he should be, in fact, the king should be— that he should be, in fact, the king should be pledging an oath to king should be pledging an oath ta as— king should be pledging an oath ta waa— king should be pledging an oath to us. you know,— king should be pledging an oath to us. you know, he should be. tnat— to us. you know, he should be. tnat-nawe— to us. you know, he should be. that-have been- to us. you know, he should be. that have been nice, don't that would have been nice, don't you that would have been nice, don't yaa tntnt— that would have been nice, don't yaa tntnt-tat— that would have been nice, don't you think-butlthink- that would have been nice, don't you think but think it's you think? no, but i think it's as a democratic— you think? no, but i think it's as a democratic i— you think? no, but i think it's as a democratic i i'm totally in faaa— as a democratic i i'm totally in faaa af— as a democratic i i'm totally in faaa at tne — as a democratic i i'm totally in favour of the royal family but the favour of the royal family but tne ttetge— favour of the royal family but tne ttetge t— favour of the royal family but the pledge i think that was a ntstate— the pledge i think that was a mistake because— the pledge i think that was a mistake because it it has not teen— mistake because it it has not teen tane— mistake because it it has not been done before, as i understand— been done before, as i understand .- been done before, as i understand . so it was a new and understand. so it was a new and i understand. so it was a new and t get— understand. so it was a new and t get tne— understand. so it was a new and t get tne ttea— understand. so it was a new and i get the idea it— understand. so it was a new and i get the idea it was to get sart— i get the idea it was to get sat at— i get the idea it was to get sort of rouse— i get the idea it was to get sort of rouse some royal senttnent— sort of rouse some royal sentiment. but i think it was it tt— sentiment. but i think it was it t was— sentiment. but i think it was it was it was really— sentiment. but i think it was it was it was really the wrong it tne— was it was really the wrong it tne wrang— was it was really the wrong it was the wrong time to get people to was the wrong time to get people ta say— was the wrong time to get people ta say tnat. — was the wrong time to get people to say that. yeah— was the wrong time to get people to say that. yeah _ was the wrong time to get people to say that. yeah '“t: was the wrong time to get people to say that. yeah ' “t: i to say that. yeah and especially seeing it includes the heirs and the successors, which to bring this full circle of obviously includes harry and andrew. there you go. look, have a brilliant weekend celebrating celia. we will speak very soon. star daily telegraph columnist celia walden. but it's time now to reveal tonight's greatest britain in union jackass . my britain in union jackass. my superstar panel returned christine hamilton, who's your nominee for tonight's greatest britain well, it's our very own

gb britain well, it's our very own et wews— britain well, it's our very own et wews ts— britain well, it's our very own gb news is jacob— “ well, it's our very own gb news is jacob rees—mogg for snawtng— gb news is jacob rees—mogg for snawtng tne— gb news is jacob rees—mogg for showing the most— gb news is jacob rees—mogg for showing the most wonderful trtttsn— showing the most wonderful british cool— showing the most wonderful british cool ness and sangfroid wnen— british cool ness and sangfroid wnen ne— british cool ness and sangfroid wnen ne was— british cool ness and sangfroid when he was broadcasting from aatstte— when he was broadcasting from outside buckingham palace, when ttere— outside buckingham palace, when tnere was— outside buckingham palace, when tnere an— outside buckingham palace, when there was an explosion and when there was an explosion and when tne fettaw— there was an explosion and when the fellow threw— there was an explosion and when the fellow threw the cartridges . tt— the fellow threw the cartridges . tr etera — the fellow threw the cartridges . et cetera. he— the fellow threw the cartridges . et cetera. he didn't bat an tstant. — . et cetera. he didn't bat an tstant. on.— . et cetera. he didn't bat an island. oh, my— . et cetera. he didn't bat an island. g: island. oh, my goodness. let's watch it again. i can't get enough of this casting . i'm very enough of this casting. i'm very sorry to say that.is_ enough of this casting. i'm very sorry to say thatlis .- enough of this casting. i'm very sorry to say thatlis . good- sorry to say that it is. good ewentng— sorry to say that it is. good ewentng far— sorry to say that it is. good evening for-for- sorry to say that it is. good evening for for the time evening for me for the time tetng— evening for me for the time tetng. as— evening for me for the time tetng. as t— evening for me for the time being, as i think— evening for me for the time being, as i think was being, as i think that was tratatty— being, as i think that was probably controlled explosion in the background— probably controlled explosion in the background . _ probably controlled explosion in the background . probably controlled explosion in the background. cool. as a cucumber was. let me tell you, i was obviously sitting in here in the studio when jacob threw back and i was not as calm as both him and michael cole on the scene . adam brooks, your nominee scene. adam brooks, your nominee for greatest britain. i've been very critical of the met police , so sort holding holding , so i'm sort of holding holding my on this one, but i'm my nose on this one, but i'm nominating for finally nominating them for finally starting these eco starting to drag these eco terrorists off our roads and getting a little bit of calmness in the capital here. and matthew lasre, your nominee, he's camilla, the queen consort for having captured the nation's

heart by going from being zero to hero, by being herself and just being genuine and really turning it around , something turning it around, something that harry hasn't noticed. and you're a republican, so- e and you're a republican, so that's an extra— you're a republican, so that's an extra traordinary nomination . waw. — an extra traordinary nomination . waw. tat— an extra traordinary nomination . wow. but look,— an extra traordinary nomination . wow. but look, i'm- an extra traordinary nomination . wow. but look, i'm going to go close to home tonight. i've got to go with christine hamilton because i just thought it was a much masterclass in the british attitude of keep calm and carry on, even when there's explosions going off around you. so well done to my colleague jacob rees—mogg. but union jackass time now. christine hamilton . time now. christine hamilton. who's yours? well, it's good old treata— who's yours? well, it's good old nicola sturgeon. _ who's yours? well, it's good old nicola sturgeon. she— �*ftt�*“tit ”57 well, it's good old nicola sturgeon. she has called her nicola sturgeon. she has called ner aatteagae— nicola sturgeon. she has called her colleague, joanna cherry, a tnate. — her colleague, joanna cherry, a tnate. ant— her colleague, joanna cherry, a phobe. and there— her colleague, joanna cherry, a phobe. and there are various atten— phobe. and there are various atner names— phobe. and there are various other names .— phobe. and there are various other names . joanna cherry came other names. joanna cherry came out other names. joanna cherry came aat as— other names. joanna cherry came aat as a— other names. joanna cherry came aat as a testtan— other names. joanna cherry came out as a lesbian about 40 years age — out as a lesbian about 40 years age sa— out as a lesbian about 40 years age sa tts— out as a lesbian about 40 years ago. so it's offensive . it's ago. so it's offensive. it's ridiculous.— ago. so it's offensive. it's ridiculous. and- ago. so it's offensive. it's ridiculous. and it's utterly stant.— ridiculous. and it's utterly stattt. ant— ridiculous. and it's utterly stupid. and jackass ish. yeah tnteet. — stupid. and jackass ish. yeah indeed. this— stupid. and jackass ish. yeah indeed. this is— stupid. and jackass ish. yeah indeed. “ “ stupid. and jackass ish. yeah indeed. “ c“tii3 indeed. this is joanna cherry speaking about it. well, sturgeon said that women's women like me's views were invalid and called us transphobes and

homophobes , which seemed very homophobes, which seemed very ludicrous to me as i'm a lesbian who's been out since the 80s. so calling me homophobic- so calling me homophobic is a bit ridiculous— so calling me homophobic is a bit ridiculous now. ' “t: so calling me homophobic is a bit ridiculous now. ' “r: bit ridiculous now. and i was so pleased to hear that from joanna. cherry, of course, stirred and scheming. sturgeon, as hen stirred and scheming. sturgeon, as her. didn't pinpoint as i call her. didn't pinpoint joanna the irony on joanna cherry, but the irony on this is, is that i don't agree with joanna cherry all when this is, is that i don't agree wicomesina cherry all when this is, is that i don't agree wicomes to cherry all when this is, is that i don't agree wicomes to scottish all when this is, is that i don't agree wicomes to scottish separatism. it comes to scottish separatism. i absolutely agree with her. when it comes to gender critical madness and that means that sturgeon was also calling me a homophobe, which doesn't really make sense. adam brooks, your nominee? my nominee is the entitled middle class luvvie eco terrorists that are causing mayhem on our roads. i've had a few twitter exchanges— ti“ i : i've had a few twitter exchanges with just stat— few twitter exchanges with just stat ort— few twitter exchanges with just stat ort tnts— few twitter exchanges with just stop oil this week and they are tanattas— stop oil this week and they are tanattas sa— stop oil this week and they are lunatics, so they— stop oil this week and they are lunatics, so they are my nomination. - lunatics, so they are my nomination. '“t: lunatics, so they are my nomination. “t: lunatics, so they are my nomination. ' “t: titi. lunatics, so they are my- nomination. and of course , this nomination. and of course, this is the moment that they want to blame adam. they want to blame this moment happening on the likes of you and me. watch .

likes of you and me. watch. taking you're right over. are you okay? it's gone over- “t; /ti. 3 are you okay? it's gone over a foot t— you okay? it's gone over a foot t fast— you okay? it's gone over a foot now. i just want— you okay? it's gone over a foot now. i just want to - you okay? it's gone over a foot now. i just want to be- you okay? it's gone over a foot now. i just want to be very clear to just stop oil. that incident was not the fault of adam brooks or myself . if that adam brooks or myself. if that was the fault of the fact that you decided to stand in the middle of a busy road and actually you only need a couple of brain i you don't of brain cells. i know you don't have only have many, but you only need a couple cells to realise have many, but you only need a coyoue cells to realise have many, but you only need a coyoue standing to realise have many, but you only need a coyoue standing to the lise if you keep standing in the middle roads, middle of busy roads, it's likely at some point one of those things called cars . know those things called cars. i know you going run you hate them are going to run into please just get off into you, so please just get off the laser, your the roads. matthew laser, your nominee mines the entire government forcing us to government for forcing us to vote. if we want to vote tomorrow-have- vote. if we want to vote tomorrow i have photo tomorrow to have to bring photo id, tomorrow to have to bring photo ttlsatattan— tomorrow to have to bring photo id,lsolution in— tomorrow to have to bring photo id, solution in search of a id, a solution in search of a inatten— id, a solution in search of a problem-are- id, a solution in search of a. problem.-are going id, a solution in search of a- problem.-are going to problem. but if you are going to wate— problem. but if you are going to vats—tnaa- problem. but if you are going to vats—tnata ttl problem. but if you are going to vats—tnata tt .i vote, remember your photo id, gaat— vote, remember your photo id, gaat tatte— vote, remember your photo id, good public service announcement ttere. — good public service announcement tnere. of— good public service announcement there. of course— good public service announcement there. of course it— good public service announcement there. of course it is— good public service announcement there. i e good public service announcement there. titi. e i there. of course it is the local elections tomorrow . but i'm elections tomorrow. but i'm going with adam brooks. it was a tough one, given scheming sturgeon was nominated as well. but just stop oil have taken the cake with their ludicrous blaming of right wing

commentators when one of their poor baby protesters got their foot run over standing in the middle of the road, allegedly got there one week. you'll pick mine. you'll pick me. adam brooks, christine hamilton, matthew lazar, thank you so much. another public service announcement me, though. announcement from me, though. you've be us you've got to be with us tomorrow night at 9:00pm because we're counting down to the coronation with a special live show from buckingham palace. i'm joined by all of our royal legends, tom bower, lady colin campbell, angela levin , paul campbell, angela levin, paul burrell, phil dampier , allison burrell, phil dampier, allison pearson, be with us at 9:00 tomorrow. until then, good night

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