in a lin- a whole i in- a whole host i in_ a whole host of in a whole host of truly regal stuff— a whole host of truly regal stuff for— a whole host of truly regal stuff for you _ a whole host of truly regal stuff for you today , we're going stuff for you today, we're going to be— stuff for you today, we're going to be picking— stuff for you today, we're going to be picking through all the royal— to be picking through all the royal newe— to be picking through all the royal news and— to be picking through all the royal news and some non—royal se— royal news and some non—royal so ru— royal news and some non—royal news. so i'll just— royal news and some non—royal news. so i'll just run- royal news and some non—royal news. cc " g news. so i'll just run through it very quickly, shall i? we're going to be talking- . wig : “a 7’ we're going to be talking about . wig : zq 7’ we're going to be talking about the feet— going to be talking about the feet that— going to be talking about the fact that apparently seven commonwealth going fact that apparently seven co ditch 1wealth going fact that apparently seven co ditch the |lth going fact that apparently seven co ditch the monarchy going fact that apparently seven co ditch the monarchy after going fact that apparently seven co ditch the monarchy after king1g to ditch the monarchy after king chertee— to ditch the monarchy after king charles—ascended- to ditch the monarchy after king charles ascended to charles is properly ascended to the-hew— charles is properly ascended to the-how cen- charles is properly ascended to the-how can we- charles is properly ascended to the-how can we them the throne. how can we make them stay? ladies gentlemen, stay? ladies and gentlemen, that's want to know. that's what i want to know. we're also to be talking we're also going to be talking as the novel as well about the novel techniques that police are using to on protests, to crack down on protests, including apparently facial recognition in services, but actually, bad us actually, is that bad for us all? is this a little bit big brother,— all? is this a little bit big brother,.some- all? is this a little bit big brother,.some of- 7 is this a little bit big brother, some of those brother, as some of those nee—revet— brother, as some of those non—royal stories for you? weve— non—royal stories for you? wee-the— non—royal stories for you? we've-the-on- non—royal stories for you? we've-the-on the non—royal stories for you? . we've-the-on the car we've got the latest on the car sale figures. okay. so we're going to be talking about all of that. should school uniforms be ditched?— that. should school uniforms be ditcheee-ee— that. should school uniforms be ditched?-are-for- ditched? there are calls for thee—we- ditched? there are calls for thee—we gotl ditched? there are calls for. that—i've got all ditched? there are calls for- that_|'ve got all of that to happen. i've got all of that to happen. i've got all of that coming your way and much, much three until p.m. much more. three until 6 pm. with me. patrick christys .

also, did you know that it cost more? a lot more to send a teenager— more? a lot more to send a teenager to— more? a lot more to send a teenager to prison- “cwflzfi’ a lot more to send a teenager to prison than �*wzfi’ a lot more to send a teenager to prison than it “(”(;7’ a lot more to send a teenager to prison than it does to flee? — teenager to prison than it does to flee? se— teenager to prison than it does to eton? so we're— teenager to prison than it does to eton? 3c 3 teenager to prison than it does to eton? g( g to eton? so we're going to be talking about that gbviews@gbnews.uk get them coming in. we are gearing up for the combination. the crowds are building. been out and building. i've been out and about and i'm about chatting to them and i'm going continue those going to continue those conversations a little bit later on the show. and we'll be on in the show. and we'll be talking about all of that stuff on in the show. and we'll be talk much,)ut all of that stuff on in the show. and we'll be talk much, much of that stuff on in the show. and we'll be talk much, much of thewitthf on in the show. and we'll be talk much, much of thewith the and much, much more with the host fantastic guests. so host of fantastic guests. so we're be talking we're going to be talking about all of that. and yeah, look, make— all of that. and yeah, look, make sure that— all of that. and yeah, look, make sure that you- and yeah, look, make sure that you stay tuned throughout— make sure that you stay tuned throughout the— make sure that you stay tuned throughout the -of- make sure that you stay tuned throughout the of it and throughout the course of it and get throughout the course of it and gee—down— throughout the course of it and gee—down here- throughout the course of it and get—down here as. get yourselves down here as wen.— get yourselves down here as wen-lu— get yourselves down here as well. i it. been - get yourselves down here as well. i it-been an - get yourselves down here as. well.iit-been an absolute well. it has been an absolute pleasure be here at pleasure to be here at buckingham they've pleasure to be here at buckingithe they've pleasure to be here at buckingithe crowds they've pleasure to be here at buckingithe crowds backl've pleasure to be here at buckingithe crowds back in; pleasure to be here at buckingithe crowds back in now. allowed the crowds back in now. so yesterday, after the security incident from previous incident from the previous day, what police what they've done is the police have blocked all of this off. but well, we if we're but as well, we might if we're very lucky, be getting a sneak peek the events that peek at some of the events that are going to be taking place here. because because because they-ve—eeeel they've been doing some dress

rehearsal. — they've been doing some dress. rehearsal. _speaker rehearsal. so there's a speaker system around here that's system all around here that's been belting out the national anthem. sounded anthem. what sounded like a choral that's a bit choral songs. but that's a bit lost on me as regular viewers of this show will know. so might this show will know. so we might be sneak be getting sneak peeks throughout the course of the show. well as we show. and as well as we understand anyway, there's understand it anyway, there's been a little drive by as been a little royal drive by as well. so we've things like well. so we've seen things like king camilla. so king charles and camilla. so hopefully a little hopefully we'll have a little bit of that. but like i bit more of that. but like i said, it isn't just the royal news that we want do today. news that we want to do today. we to be talking about we are going to be talking about apparently cost six times more to a child prison than to send a child to prison than it or a teenager to prison it does or a teenager to prison than does to actually send it does or a teenager to prison thanto does to actually send it does or a teenager to prison thanto eton, to actually send it does or a teenager to prison thanto eton, believe lly send it does or a teenager to prison thanto eton, believe llyorend it does or a teenager to prison thanto eton, believe llyor not, him to eton, believe it or not, which is, you know, which i think is, you know, quite bonkers, isn't it, what's going on there? there are calls for school uniforms actually for school uniforms to actually be well. do you think be ditched as well. do you think that's kids that's fair for the kids or actually mean that they actually would it mean that they turn school and let's say turn up to school and let's say maybe their parents haven't got a huge amount of or a huge amount of money or something they get something like that? do they get bullied for the clothes that they're wearing? our school uniforms, a thing. uniforms, actually a good thing. and talking uniforms, actually a good thing. and that talking uniforms, actually a good thing. and that because talking uniforms, actually a good thing. and that because that'sking about that because that's something apparently something that apparently they're in

they're thinking of doing in wales, either ditching school uniforms school uniforms or ditching school logos completely. we're uniforms or ditching school logos to �*npletely. we're uniforms or ditching school logos to be .etely. we're uniforms or ditching school logos to be talking we're uniforms or ditching school logos to be talking as we're uniforms or ditching school logos to be talking as well; going to be talking as well about figures. i don't about car sales figures. i don't know happened to in know if you happened to be in the market car at the the market for a car at the moment, certainly certainly moment, but certainly certainly i know a lot people and i know a lot of people are and it good time to buy it might be a good time to buy one, before time. one, but now, not before time. it's your headlines didn't think you'd talking. good you'd ever stop talking. good afternoon. top afternoon. it's 3:03. your top stories— afternoon. it's 3:03. your top stories from _ afternoon. it's 3:03. your top stories from the— afternoon. it's 3:03. your top stories from the newsroom the prince— stories from the newsroom the prince and— stories from the newsroom the prince and princess of wales neve— prince and princess of wales neve been— prince and princess of wales have been visiting the dog and neck— have been visiting the dog and neck pub— have been visiting the dog and neck pub in— have been visiting the dog and duck pub in central london ahead of ne— duck pub in central london ahead of the coronation— duck pub in central london ahead of the coronation weekend. large crowed— of the coronation weekend. large enwen turned — of the coronation weekend. large crowds turned up— of the coronation weekend. large crowds turned up in soho to eaten— crowds turned up in soho to eaten a— crowds turned up in soho to catch a glimpse— crowds turned up in soho to catch a glimpse of the royal couple-— catch a glimpse of the royal couple. they've _ catch a glimpse of the royal couple. they've been in the area to near— couple. they've been in the area to near new— couple. they've been in the area to hear how the— couple. they've been in the area to hear how the hospitality industry— to hear how the hospitality industry re— to hear how the hospitality industry is preparing for the big industry is preparing for the nrg event— industry is preparing for the big event and— industry is preparing for the big event and to get there. wen,— big event and to get there. went-perr— big event and to get there. well, pair travelled on the well, the pair travelled on the rude,— well, the pair travelled on the rune-de— well, the pair travelled on the tube, the elizabeth line tube, taking the elizabeth line for de— tube, taking the elizabeth line for rne very— tube, taking the elizabeth line for the very first— tube, taking the elizabeth line for the very first time. they ended— for the very first time. they chatted away _ for the very first time. they chatted away to _ for the very first time. they chatted away to transport for london— chatted away to transport for london workers— chatted away to transport for london workers about their plans for de— london workers about their plans for rne busy— london workers about their plans for the busy bank— london workers about their plans for the busy bank holiday weekend— for the busy bank holiday weekend .— for the busy bank holiday weekend . meanwhile while weekend. meanwhile while a fry—peer— weekend. meanwhile while a fry—peer re— weekend. meanwhile while a fly—past to celebrate the coronation— fly—past to celebrate the coronation could be cancelled due— coronation could be cancelled due re— coronation could be cancelled due to peer— coronation could be cancelled due to poor weather. how very widen.— due to poor weather. how very nrrden. rne— due to poor weather. how very british. the ministry of defence has

british. the ministry of defence nee red— british. the ministry of defence nee red n— british. the ministry of defence has warned it could hamper the endin— has warned it could hamper the eddy en— has warned it could hamper the ability of pilots— has warned it could hamper the ability of pilots to— has warned it could hamper the ability of pilots to fly safely . forecasters— ability of pilots to fly safely . forecasters expect to london be . forecasters expect to london ne edendw— . forecasters expect to london ne edendw end— . forecasters expect to london be cloudy and wet on saturday, wnn— be cloudy and wet on saturday, with rainfall— be cloudy and wet on saturday, with rainfall forecast around dunendne.— with rainfall forecast around lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft from— lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft from we— lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft from rne royal— lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft from the royal navy , british from the royal navy, british army— from the royal navy, british army and— from the royal navy, british army and royal— from the royal navy, british army and royal air force , army and royal air force, dnedndrnd— army and royal air force, including the— army and royal air force, including the red arrows, are eenedwed— including the red arrows, are scheduled to— including the red arrows, are scheduled to fly— including the red arrows, are scheduled to fly over the mall. and— scheduled to fly over the mall. and buckingham— scheduled to fly over the mall. and buckingham palace at around 250 on— and buckingham palace at around 250 on ukraine's— and buckingham palace at around 250 on ukraine's president vddddndr— 250 on ukraine's president vladimir zelenskyy says vladimir redn— vladimir zelenskyy says vladimir putin need— vladimir zelenskyy says vladimir putin need be— vladimir zelenskyy says vladimir putin must be brought to justice for de— putin must be brought to justice for rne wer— putin must be brought to justice for rne rn— putin must be brought to justice for the war in his— putin must be brought to justice for the war in his country. he made— for the war in his country. he made we— for the war in his country. he made the comments during a meeting— made the comments during a neednd d— made the comments during a meeting at the— made the comments during a meeting at the hague where the international— meeting at the hague where the international criminal court is breed.— international criminal court is based. n— international criminal court is based. it comes— international criminal court is based. it comes after ukraine edd— based. it comes after ukraine edd n— based. it comes after ukraine edd it end— based. it comes after ukraine said it shot down— based. it comes after ukraine said it shot down 18 of the 24 droe— said it shot down 18 of the 24 do rn— said it shot down 18 of the 24 do in on— said it shot down 18 of the 24 drones in an overnight attack . drones in an overnight attack. rne— drones in an overnight attack. the bombardment followed a errwe— the bombardment followed a errwe on— the bombardment followed a strike on the— the bombardment followed a strike on the kremlin, with noeeow— strike on the kremlin, with moscow accusing kyiv of trying to assassinate— moscow accusing kyiv of trying to assassinate president putin. of to assassinate president putin. of course— to assassinate president putin. of we— to assassinate president putin. of course, we all— to assassinate president putin. of course, we all want- to assassinate president putin. of course, we all want to- to assassinate president putin. of course, we all want to see different . vladimir. here in the

different. vladimir. here in the hague. different. vladimir. here in the hague . the one who deserves to hague. the one who deserves to be sentenced for these criminal actions is right here in the capital of the international law and i am sure we will see that happen when we win . and we will happen when we win. and we will win . to palestinian gunmen win. to palestinian gunmen suspected of shooting dead a british israeli woman and her daughters have been killed in an israeli raid . maya and rina de , israeli raid. maya and rina de, wno— israeli raid. maya and rina de, wno were— israeli raid. maya and rina de, wno zo— israeli raid. maya and rina de, who were 20 and— israeli raid. maya and rina de, who were 20 and 15,- r: maya and rina de, who were 20 and 15, died when oner— who were 20 and 15, died when onedr eer— who were 20 and 15, died when onedr wee— who were 20 and 15, died when their car was targeted in west nenk— their car was targeted in west nenk deer— their car was targeted in west bank last month.— their car was targeted in west bank last month. their mother, lucy— bank last month. their mother, lucy nodd— bank last month. their mother, lucy dodi, died— bank last month. their mother, lucy dodi, died in— bank last month. their mother, lucy dodi, died in hospital a new— lucy dodi, died in hospital a new dewe— lucy dodi, died in hospital a few days later. _ lucy dodi, died in hospital a few days later. israel says a rndrd— few days later. israel says a third militant— few days later. israel says a third militant was also killed dunne— third militant was also killed during rne— third militant was also killed during the operation . voting is during the operation. voting is wed— during the operation. voting is wed nnderwew— during the operation. voting is well underway in— during the operation. voting is well underway in the local edeedone— well underway in the local elections, with— well underway in the local elections, with millions of reorde— elections, with millions of people expected to cast their denot— people expected to cast their ballot around— people expected to cast their ballot around 8000 seats across zoo.— ballot around 8000 seats across zoo. doeed—

ballot around 8000 seats across 230. local authorities in rndend— 230. local authorities in england are— 230. local authorities in england are up for grabs for newored— england are up for grabs for mayoral elections are also renne— mayoral elections are also renng odeee— mayoral elections are also taking place in— mayoral elections are also taking place in bedford, leicester.— taking place in bedford, leicester. mansfield and middlesbrough. it's the first time— middlesbrough. it's the first time voters— middlesbrough. it's the first time voters are— middlesbrough. it's the first time voters are required to show endo— time voters are required to show enoro ro— time voters are required to show enoro do .— time voters are required to show enoro no . node— time voters are required to show photo id . polls close at 10:00 photo id. polls close at 10:00 rnde— photo id. polls close at 10:00 me evening— photo id. polls close at 10:00 this evening with— photo id. polls close at 10:00 this evening with the results announced tomorrow . travellers announced tomorrow. travellers fron— announced tomorrow. travellers tron neednrow— announced tomorrow. travellers from heathrow airport are facing ddernodon— from heathrow airport are facing drernpdon end— from heathrow airport are facing disruption and delays as entry— disruption and delays as security guards take further rndnerned— security guards take further industrial action. that's after deer— industrial action. that's after deer ninete— industrial action. that's after last minute talks over a pay depute— last minute talks over a pay dispute failed— last minute talks over a pay dispute failed yesterday. 1400 unne— dispute failed yesterday. 1400 one non— dispute failed yesterday. 1400 unite union members have started a unite union members have started ernree— unite union members have started ernree dew— unite union members have started a three day walkout— unite union members have started a three day walkout today. it's part— a three day walkout today. it's pen on— a three day walkout today. it's pen of en— a three day walkout today. it's pen of en erdnr— a three day walkout today. it's part of an eight day program of errwee— part of an eight day program of strikes throughout the month . strikes throughout the month. detour— strikes throughout the month. detour end— strikes throughout the month. labour and the— strikes throughout the month. labour and the lib dems have ended— labour and the lib dems have eeded nor— labour and the lib dems have eeded for e— labour and the lib dems have called for a robust wind fall reo— called for a robust wind fall tee ener— called for a robust wind fall tax after oil— called for a robust wind fall tax after oil giant shell reported— tax after oil giant shell reponed e— tax after oil giant shell reported a profit of £7.66 onion— reported a profit of £7.66 oddon rn— reported a profit of £7.66 billion in the— reported a profit of £7.66 billion in the first quarter of die— billion in the first quarter of die weer. — billion in the first quarter of this year. shell— billion in the first quarter of this year. shell joined rivals bp this year. shell joined rivals nn end— this year. shell joined rivals bp and significantly beating expeered— bp and significantly beating expected stations. the profits dropped— expected stations. the profits dropped slightly from the

prewone— dropped slightly from the previous quarter as energy pneee— previous quarter as energy oneee eoodedt— previous quarter as energy prices cooled, but it still newne— prices cooled, but it still making almost £1.4 billion more men— making almost £1.4 billion more rnen exoeered— making almost £1.4 billion more rnen expeered .— making almost £1.4 billion more than expected . and a uk than expected. and a uk regededor— than expected. and a uk regulator has— than expected. and a uk regulator has launched a review of regulator has launched a review on endneded— regulator has launched a review of artificial intelligence . the of artificial intelligence. the report— of artificial intelligence. the reoon wru— of artificial intelligence. the report will look— of artificial intelligence. the report will look at the tools end— report will look at the tools and algorithms— report will look at the tools and algorithms used to train eonrwrere— and algorithms used to train eonrwrere ro— and algorithms used to train computers to process and analyse dere— computers to process and analyse dere. rne— computers to process and analyse data. the competition and nerkere— data. the competition and markets authority is focusing on competitiveness _ markets authority is focusing on competitiveness and consumer orodeedon— competitiveness and consumer proreedon. n— competitiveness and consumer protection. it aims to ensure we— protection. it aims to ensure the developing— protection. it aims to ensure the developing technology isn't ndedeedrnd— the developing technology isn't misleading people nor giving rnen— misleading people nor giving rnen redee— misleading people nor giving them false information . and six them false information. and six green— them false information. and six green apprenticeships have been eedeered— green apprenticeships have been eedeered ro— green apprenticeships have been selected to mark— green apprenticeships have been selected to mark the king's eoronedon— selected to mark the king's coronation for— selected to mark the king's coronation for their contribution in creating a low eerond— contribution in creating a low carbon economy— contribution in creating a low carbon economy ._ contribution in creating a low carbon economy . arnie. they carbon economy. arnie. they rnednde— carbon economy. arnie. they dnewde dow— carbon economy. arnie. they include low carbon heating technicians,— include low carbon heating technicians, countryside workers and technicians, countryside workers end foreer— technicians, countryside workers and forest craftspeople . it's and forest craftspeople. it's noted — and forest craftspeople. it's noted rnew-u— and forest craftspeople. it's hoped they'll encourage more reorde— hoped they'll encourage more new“! ro— hoped they'll encourage more new“! to work— hoped they'll encourage more people to work in the green dndnerrw— people to work in the green dndnerrw .— people to work in the green rndnerrw . n— people to work in the green industry. it also— people to work in the green industry. it also aims to ensure the industry. it also aims to ensure rne eonnrrw-e— industry. it also aims to ensure the country's workforce is equipped— the country's workforce is equipped with— the country's workforce is equipped with the skills needed to enppon— equipped with the skills needed to enppon rne— equipped with the skills needed

to support the transition to net rne— to support the transition to net zero. the government and enpdowere— zero. the government and employers will— zero. the government and employers will use the coronation— employers will use the coronation emblem to promote the epprendeeendpe— coronation emblem to promote the apprenticeships selected as the godd— apprenticeships selected as the rod erenderd— apprenticeships selected as the gold standard for— apprenticeships selected as the gold standard for green skills rredndnd— gold standard for green skills drednrnd .— gold standard for green skills training . this— gold standard for green skills training . this is— gold standard for green skills training . this is gb news. we'll training. this is gb news. we'll brind— training. this is gb news. we'll bring you— training. this is gb news. we'll bring you ore— training. this is gb news. we'll bring you more news as it neppene.— bring you more news as it neppene. wow,— bring you more news as it happens. now, though, it's back ro— happens. now, though, it's back do .— over to. patrick welcome - over to. patrick welcome along, over to. patrick— welcome along, everybody. redid— welcome along, everybody. patrick christys— welcome along, everybody. patrick christys here- welcome along, everybody. patrick christys here at- patrick christys here at buckingham palace for gb news. and i have quite literally been here all week and what is fabulous is that there is a big crowd of gb news viewers who are behind here, which behind us here, which unfortunately, we can't quite behind us here, which unf(on nately, we can't quite behind us here, which unf(on thetly, we can't quite behind us here, which unf(on the camerazan't quite behind us here, which unf(on the camera just quite behind us here, which unf(on the camera just yet. a behind us here, which unf(on the camera just yet. but see on the camera just yet. but i'll to you. i'll bring them to you. fantastic atmosphere here at buckingham up buckingham palace as we gear up to coronation. we to the coronation. hopefully we can through the can see it through and do the king and indeed our country proud, loads to get through proud, but loads to get through today. it, today. so let's get right to it, shall we? and of course, we do start in town. start with a big story in town. it's shock poll, though, that

it's a shock poll, though, that is almost the overseas is almost half of the overseas countries where the king is still the head of state, apparently become apparently want to become a republic. do they not know what republics look like as well as the uk? 14 nations have king charles as their head of state, but a majority of people in australia and canada who were asked, said that they would vote to get rid of the monarchy. and the other four countries that were in favour of being a republic jamaica , the republic were jamaica, the bahamas, the solomon islands and antigua and barbuda and actually realistically, i can see all of these flags just the other side of the camera as well. so these flags are lining the mouths we speak from. yeah, six of those countries who apparently want to ditch the monarchy. but i'm joined pandora forsyth, joined now by pandora forsyth, who is the host of daily who is the host of the daily express royal roundup podcast , express royal roundup podcast, and she will be joining me throughout the course of this show as well . so pandora. yes. show as well. so pandora. yes. i mean, what do you make of this? how do we convince people to stay ? that's want to stay? that's what i want to know. need to go see know. well, we need to go see them we? but this

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to where we were 60 years ago with _queen. so - to where we were 60 years ago with _queen. so ,- to where we were 60 years ago with queen. to where we were 60 years agoi with _queen. so , no, i with the late queen. so, no, i don-d— with the late queen. so, no, i don-d drink— with the late queen. so, no, i don't think it comes as a surprise at all. yeah. and i just— surprise at all. yeah. and i we wonder— surprise at all. yeah. and i just wonder what- yeah. and i just wonder what seriously, if enwrnrnd— just wonder what seriously, if enwrnrnd-done- just wonder what seriously, if anything done about this anything can be done about this to anything can be done about this ro-rnen— anything can be done about this ro-rnen ro— anything can be done about this ro-rnen do erew— anything can be done about this to them to stay because it's to get them to stay because it's all to get them to stay because it's ed vert— to get them to stay because it's ed very wed— to get them to stay because it's all very well and— to get them to stay because it's all very well and good people eeyrndt— all very well and good people eeyrndt-eu- all very well and good people saying,-all right,- all very well and good people saying, all right, if saying, oh, well, all right, if you— saying, oh, well, all right, if yon-dren— saying, oh, well, all right, if- you-ditch-monarchy, you want to ditch our monarchy, rnen— you want to ditch our monarchy, den-not— you want to ditch our monarchy, rnen-not-not— you want to ditch our monarchy, then-no,-no, no.- then no, no, no, no, no. you don-r— then no, no, no, no, no. you don-r-ro— then no, no, no, no, no. you don-r-ro newe- then no, no, no, no, no. you don't-to have-and. then no, no, no, no, no. you. don't-to have-and all then no, no, no, no, no. you- don't-to have-and all of don't have to have us and all of dre— don't have to have us and all of die—n— don't have to have us and all of die—n wowd- this. but actually, it would be reeuy— this. but actually, it would be reeuy ee— this. but actually, it would be really nice for— this. but actually, it would be really nice for people to stay end— really nice for people to stay end ro— really nice for people to stay end roloen— really nice for people to stay and to.part of— really nice for people to stay and to part of the and to be part of the commonwealth to and to be part of the commonwealth -to being commonwealth and to enjoy being part commonwealth. “rite?“ part of the commonwealth. yeah, eneddredy. — absolutely. and then obviously there senior members of there are less senior members of there are less senior members of the go the royal family now who can go out them. so they out and visit them. so they obviously got those difficulties in too. buti obviously got those difficulties in too. but i think it's in there too. but i think it's all in there too. but i think it's ed eeow— “ i“(it but i think it's all about communication, “ “(tiit but i think it's all about communication, right? and— all about communication, right? i and—communication and if we keep the communication going. i really don't think going. but i really don't think now in terms of tack

now is the time in terms of tack and taste to be really talking about this poll. it just seems tolthis— about this poll. it just seems tolthis odd— about this poll. it just seems to.this big-of- about this poll. it just seems to.this big-of push. about this poll. it just seems to.this big-of push at to be this big kind of push at the to be this big kind of push at rne rnornenr— to be this big kind of push at rne rnornenr ,— to be this big kind of push at the moment , i— to be this big kind of push at the moment, i think, to tear everyrnrnd— the moment, i think, to tear everything down, you know, the eereddened— everything down, you know, the established order— everything down, you know, the established order of things and. veen. — established order of things and. veen. ad— established order of things and. yeah. all right.— established order of things and. yeah. all right. i— established order of things and. yeah. all right. i know that were— yeah. all right. i know that rnere wee— yeah. all right. i know that there was-and- yeah. all right. i know that there was and people yeah. all right. i know that there the and people yeah. all right. i know that there the lookingind people yeah. all right. i know that there the lookingindthisple yeah. all right. i know that there the lookingindthis now and might be looking at this now and going—a— might be looking at this now and dodndt—e nyooerne- going, oh, you're a hypocrite deeeee— going, oh, you're a hypocrite because—out- going, oh, you're a hypocrite. because—outlthe because you want it out of the nu. — because you want it out of the nu. wed,— because you want it out of the nu. wed, yeen— because you want it out of the eu. well, yeah, fine. but eu. well, yeah, okay, fine. but i eu. well, yeah, okay, fine. but r do— eu. well, yeah, okay, fine. but r do rndnk— eu. well, yeah, okay, fine. but i do think when— eu. well, yeah, okay, fine. but i do think when it— eu. well, yeah, okay, fine. but i do think when it comes to rnrnde— i do think when it comes to dine dwe— i do think when it comes to things like monarchy and things like the monarchy and wnerner— things like the monarchy and wnerner-n— things like the monarchy and whether it should whether or not it should be a returne— whether or not it should be a republic-whether- whether or not it should be a republic whether not we republic and whether or not we enondd— republic and whether or not we enondd newe— republic and whether or not we should have a— republic and whether or not we should have a variety of different— should have a variety of different institutions this different institutions in this eonnrryt— different institutions in this country,-seemsl different institutions in this country,-seems be different institutions in this c(large,-seems be different institutions in this c(large push seems be different institutions in this c(large push right seems be different institutions in this c(large push right nowns be zie a large push right now to be trying— a large push right now to be drying-ed— a large push right now to be trying-all down- a large push right now to be trying all down and trying to rip it all down and eren— trying to rip it all down and eon-and— trying to rip it all down andi start-and-think start again. and then i think a lot start again. and then i think a dot on— start again. and then i think a dot on reorde— start again. and then i think a lot of people are— start again. and then i think a lot of people are going to be done— lot of people are going to be quite concerned— lot of people are going to be quite concerned about what rney-we— quite concerned about what they've actually— quite concerned about what they've actually lost. yeah i don-r— they've actually lost. yeah i don-r rndnk— they've actually lost. yeah i don't think they'll what don't think they'll realise what rney-we — they've lost until it's gone. right — they've lost until it's gone. right -er- they've lost until it's gone. right. _are there. they've lost until it's gone. right. _are there is| they've lost until it's gone. i right-are there is a right. but there are there is a rise of anti—monarchists within the well. and do the country as well. and we do odwonedy— the country as well. and we do obviously - reflect- obviously have to reflect that nee.— obviously have to reflect that nee-indr— obviously have to reflect that here. fair balanced, but here. all fair and balanced, but eerneuy— here. all fair and balanced, but eerneuy rn— here. all fair and balanced, but actually in reality— here. all fair and balanced, but actually in reality of it happening— actually in reality of it happening and i don't know if it wru— happening and i don't know if it wrd neppen— happening and i don't know if it wrd neppen eny— happening and i don't know if it will happen any time soon within the will happen any time soon within rne neod— will happen any time soon within the next-months— will happen any time soon within the next months for sure. the next six months for sure. anedddedy— the next six months for sure. absolutely not. _ the next six months for sure. absolutely not. well,- the next six months for sure. absolutely not. well, look, pandora is going to joining pandora is going to be joining me throughout the course the me throughout the course of the show, have show, and it's very nice to have some royal wisdom.

some much needed royal wisdom. it bit of royal it adding a little bit of royal glamour proceedings. but i'm glamour to proceedings. but i'm also joined gb also joined now by gb news presenter robinson . and presenter calvin robinson. and calvin is going to calvin obviously is going to talk me more about the talk to me more about the commonwealth because commonwealth issue because calvin's grandparents calvin's paternal grandparents are from jamaica. there is a massive jamaica just waving massive jamaica flag just waving just side of the just the other side of the camera calvin look, camera over there. calvin look, thank how thank you very, very much. how do convince people to stay in do we convince people to stay in the commonwealth? i don't think we need— the commonwealth? i don't think we need do. — the commonwealth? i don't think we need to. r— the commonwealth? i don't think we need to. i think— 7 i don't think we need to. i think people love the commonwealth. we have to reke— the commonwealth. we have to reke rneee— the commonwealth. we have to take these polls— the commonwealth. we have to take these polls-a- the commonwealth. we have to take these polls a pinch of take these polls with a pinch of eern—we- salt. and actually, if we look at salt. and actually, if we look e de— salt. and actually, if we look er rne-yee.— salt. and actually, if we look at the _yes. places- salt. and actually, if we look at the yes. places like at the polls, yes. places like anerrede— at the polls, yes. places like australia _ are i australia and canada are fining— australia and canada are flirting with— australia and canada are flirting with the idea. but look at flirting with the idea. but look e de— flirting with the idea. but look at the caribbean.— flirting with the idea. but look at the caribbean. the vast netorny— majority of the caribbean nedone— majority of the caribbean nations-favour- majority of the caribbean nations favour the nations still favour the commonwealth. and we see this neree rne— commonwealth. and we see this whenever the poll— commonwealth. and we see this whenever the poll is to the whenever the poll is put to the reorde— whenever the poll is put to the people- n— whenever the poll is put to the people- n yon— whenever the poll is put to the people. if you look at jamaica, wnere— people. if you look at jamaica, wnere ny— people. if you look at jamaica, where my family— people. if you look at jamaica, where my family is from, the deer— where my family is from, the deer odd— where my family is from, the deer big pod— where my family is from, the last big poll they had went even runner— last big poll they had went even runner rnen— last big poll they had went even further than commonwealth last big poll they had went even furtisaidian commonwealth last big poll they had went even furtisaidian jamaicamnwealth last big poll they had went even furtisaidian jamaican peopleh last big poll they had went even furtisahave jamaican peopleh last big poll they had went even furtisahave preferredin peopleh last big poll they had went even furti sa have preferred to zieopleh last big poll they had went even furtisahave preferred to remained would have preferred to remained part would have preferred to remained pen-entren— would have preferred to remained part-british empire- would have preferred to remained part british empire and part of the british empire and need— part of the british empire and need rnd— part of the british empire and feel that there— part of the british empire and feel that there would have been better— feel that there would have been redder-e— feel that there would have been better-a nation- feel that there would have been better-a nation if- feel that there would have been better a nation if they better off as a nation if they ned— better off as a nation if they ned-eo— better off as a nation if they ned-eo. so— better off as a nation if they ned-eo. so r— better off as a nation if theyi had-so. so i-think had done so. so i don't think eeryone— had done so. so i don't think everyone lflirting- had done so. so i don't think everyone flirting the everyone is flirting with the ddee— everyone is flirting with the idea—then! everyone is flirting with the. idea _then look idea of leaving. but then look at idea of leaving. but then look er-rner— idea of leaving. but then look at-that-ditchedl at nations that have ditched the nonereny. — at nations that have ditched the nonereny. rook— at nations that have ditched the monarchy. look at— at nations that have ditched the monarchy. look at france, for exempte— monarchy. look at france, for

example- rney— monarchy. look at france, for example. they obsessed with example. they are obsessed with our coronation.— example. they are obsessed with our coronation. they're obsessed wnn— our coronation. they're obsessed wnn-noyed— our coronation. they're obsessed with-royal family- our coronation. they're obsessed with royal family and our with our royal family and our nonereny— with our royal family and our nonereny-rney- with our royal family and our monarchy they don't monarchy because they don't have —neede- monarchy because they don't have —neede on- one. they chop their heads off rnerre. — one. they chop their heads offi rnerre. —eoe theirs. you know, they've come to theirs. you know, they've come ro-so— theirs. you know, they've come to-solthink- theirs. you know, they've come to so think nations to regret it. so i think nations rnd— to regret it. so i think nations rnd-reeve— to regret it. so i think nations that-leave the— to regret it. so i think nations that leave the monarchical that do leave the monarchical eyeren— that do leave the monarchical eyeren do— that do leave the monarchical system do come— that do leave the monarchical system do come to regret it in nne— system do come to regret it in dne .— system do come to regret it in dne . rook— system do come to regret it in dne . look er— system do come to regret it in time . look at barbados as an time. look at barbados as an exempte— time. look at barbados as an example .— time. look at barbados as an exenpde . wer— time. look at barbados as an example . just recently, they example. just recently, they rney— example. just recently, they rney wed, — example. just recently, they they well, they've always been independent,— they well, they've always been independent, but— they well, they've always been independent, but just recently rney— independent, but just recently rney neeene— independent, but just recently rney neeene e— independent, but just recently they became a republic. they did not they became a republic. they did nor-n— they became a republic. they did nor-n ro— they became a republic. they did nor-n to de— they became a republic. they did not it to the people. there not put it to the people. there was no referendum. there was no public— was no referendum. there was no erode-teed— was no referendum. there was no public-just polish- public poll, just polish rndeerone— public poll, just polish missions cabinet public poll, just polish- missions-cabinet decided missions in the cabinet decided we are now going— missions in the cabinet decided we are now going to become a returne— we are now going to become a republic-did- we are now going to become a republic-did.and| republic and they did so. and i rndnk— republic and they did so. and i dink-reorde— republic and they did so. and i think-people are- republic and they did so. and i think people are regretting think the people are regretting it. think the people are regretting nlwe-we— think the people are regretting rnlwe-we dor— think the people are regretting it. .we've got to— think the people are regretting it. we've got to be very it. so we've got to be very eerennd— it. so we've got to be very careful with _ it. so we've got to be very careful with this. i think nerrdek— careful with this. i think patrick yeah,— careful with this. i think patrick yeah, look, what do you dine— patrick yeah, look, what do you rnrnk-ree — patrick yeah, look, what do you rnrnk-ree re— patrick yeah, look, what do you think-is? is this- patrick yeah, look, what do you think-is? is this the- think this is? is this the natural conclusion that we're drawing children drawing from teaching children in bad in school just all the bad elements our history not elements of our history and not teaching good, teaching them any of the good, not proud our past and not being proud of our past and just focusing on the negatives. that's a holistic approach to our our history. nigel biggar our to our history. nigel biggar has our to our history. nigel biggar nee e— our to our history. nigel biggar nee e dred— our to our history. nigel biggar has a great book— our to our history. nigel biggar has a great book out- our to our history. nigel biggar has a great book out on- has a great book out on colonialism _ has a great book out on colonialism that actually looks at colonialism that actually looks er—oed— colonialism that actually looks er—ded rndnde- colonialism that actually looks at bad things, but at things, the bad things, but deo— at things, the bad things, but edeo-dood— at things, the bad things, but also good things. you know, also the good things. you know, it eddreeeee— also the good things. you know, it addresses-fact— also the good things. you know, it addresses fact that, yes, it addresses the fact that, yes, we_issues that- we have some issues that we

enowd— we have some issues that we should-concerned- we have some issues that we should concerned in should be concerned about in our nreroryt—edeo- should be concerned about in our history,_also looki history, but we should also look at history, but we should also look er-rner— history, but we should also look at-thatispread- at the fact that we spread christianity, _ at the fact that we spread christianity, -,. christianity, railroads, noepnede— christianity, railroads, hospitals, charities, schools all hospitals, charities, schools ed erond— hospitals, charities, schools all around the— hospitals, charities, schools all around the world, as well as the all around the world, as well as rne rndden— all around the world, as well as the english language. we did a the engliin language. we did a lot the english language. we did a dot on— the english language. we did a dot on good— the english language. we did a lot of good and— the english language. we did a lot of good and a— the english language. we did a lot of good and a lot of countries— lot of good and a lot of countries remember that. good. roen— countries remember that. good. ewen-ere— countries remember that. good. ewen-ere eern— countries remember that. good. even are self denigrating even if we are self denigrating at even if we are self denigratingj eonwr—reedee at home and putting ourselves down—people- at home and putting ourselves. down—people around down all the time, people around the down all the time, people around rne—dook— down all the time, people around rne—dook er— down all the time, people around the look at england the world still look at england as the world still look at england ee—on- as well. the mother of parliaments- as well. the mother of parliaments thing, as well. the mother of- parliaments-thing, but parliaments is one thing, but the parliaments is one thing, but rne norner— parliaments is one thing, but the mother of— parliaments is one thing, but the mother of democracy and also the mother of democracy and also rne-nonereny.- the mother of democracy and also the-monarchy. they- the mother of monarchy. they dowe— the mother of monarchy. they dove-rendy. - the mother of monarchy. they love _family. they. love our royal family. they rowed— love our royal family. they loved - majesty - love our royal family. they loved majesty queen. love our royal family. they- loved-majesty-queen. and love our royal family. they lithink majesty queen. and love our royal family. they lithink they'reesty queen. and love our royal family. they lithink they're going queen. and love our royal family. they lithink they're going (grow. and love our royal family. they lithink they're going (grow to .nd i think they're going to grow to dove. — i think they're going to grow to dove. nne— i think they're going to grow to love. king charles, too. yeah, edeowredy— love. king charles, too. yeah, edeowredy. — love. king charles, too. yeah, absolutely . and— love. king charles, too. yeah, absolutely . ' “r: absolutely. and obviously, your paternal grandparent are from jamaica, i believe calvin . and, jamaica, i believe calvin. and, you know, they are one of the countries that are seriously thinking about about ditching the market. if you believe the polls, which i mean, let's be honest with you, the polls are often than paul often wrong more times than paul michael , bless him. but michael fish, bless him. but yeah, you say, do you yeah, what would you say, do you think, the people jamaica think, to the people of jamaica who just the who maybe just see the commonwealth a one way street commonwealth as a one way street and not getting and they're not really getting anything it? i and they're not really getting anything it ? i would say anything out of it? i would say let's let's have— anything out of it? i would say let's let's have a— anything out of it? i would say let's let's have a look- anything out of it? i would say let's let's have a look at- “g c7 i would say let's let's have a look at what rney— let's let's have a look at what rney do— let's let's have a look at what rney do get— let's let's have a look at what rney do get our— let's let's have a look at what they do get out-it.- they do get out of it. the relationship—

they do get out of it. the. relationship-have they do get out of it. the- relationship - have with they do get out of it. the relacommonwealth. have with they do get out of it. the relacommonwealth. and ve with they do get out of it. the relacommonwealth. and it'svith they do get out of it. the relacommonwealth. and it's one the commonwealth. and it's one rnd— the commonwealth. and it's one rnd-need— the commonwealth. and it's one that need strengthen that we need to strengthen runner. — that we need to strengthen further. -that- that we need to strengthen further. that finally further. now that we finally den—rook- further. now that we finally den—rook dti further. now that we finally. left—look at the left the eu, we can look at the nedone— left the eu, we can look at the nations-we've— left the eu, we can look at the nations we've worked with nations that we've worked with end— nations that we've worked with end newe— nations that we've worked with end newe dee— nations that we've worked with and have ties with historically end— and have ties with historically| and—we've helped and nations that we've helped dndd. —oe- build. there would be no jamaicar_ build. there would be no- jamaica,_without build. there would be no- jamaibritain,-without build. there would be no jamaibritain, that'sithout great britain, and that's eonerndnd— great britain, and that's something-ofj something that a lot of jamaicans,— something that a lot of jamaicans, are something that a lot of- jamaicans,-are aware of jamaicans, i think are aware of . wnen— jamaicans, i think are aware of . when grandparents came over . when my grandparents came over neret— . when my grandparents came over neret-rney— . when my grandparents came over he.e,-they-ttte_ . when my grandparents came over here,-they-like they- here, they they felt like they were—rne - here, they they felt like they. were _the motherland here, they they felt like they- were _the motherland of were coming to the motherland of the—were- were coming to the motherland ofi rne—were very the commonwealth. they were very proud— the commonwealth. they were very erond—greer- proud to be coming to great nrnedn— proud to be coming to great nrnedn-rney— proud to be coming to great britain-they had- proud to be coming to great britain they had plates with proud to be coming to great britrmajesty'sey had plates with proud to be coming to great britrmajesty's facetd plates with proud to be coming to great britrmajesty's face on)lates with proud to be coming to great britrmajesty's face on on es with proud to be coming to great britrmajesty's face on on theirth her majesty's face on on their eeddnede. — her majesty's face on on their cabinets. and— her majesty's face on on their cabinets. and that kind of nine. — cabinets. and that kind of nine. n-e— cabinets. and that kind of nine. n-e e— cabinets. and that kind of thing. it's a it's- cabinets. and that kind of thing. it's a it's a patriotic wind.— thing. it's a it's a patriotic rndnd. so— thing. it's a it's a patriotic thing. so countries that are not even countries— thing. so countries that are not even countries that are independent- even countries that are independent now but are still part— independent now but are still pen on— independent now but are still pen on de— independent now but are still part of the commonwealth, still need— part of the commonwealth, still feel-connection— part of the commonwealth, still feel-connection .- part of the commonwealth, still feel connection . and i feel that connection. and i think,— feel that connection. and i think, yee— feel that connection. and i think, yes, there are politicians- think, yes, there arei politicians-on think, yes, there are- politicians-on the hard politicians mostly on the hard den— politicians mostly on the hard den-went— politicians mostly on the hard left-wantlsell- politicians mostly on the hard left-wantlsell the- politicians mostly on the hard left want sell the idea politicians mostly on the hard le1becomingit sell the idea politicians mostly on the hard le1becoming entirely the idea politicians mostly on the hard le1becoming entirely independent of becoming entirely independent from— of becoming entirely independent from we— of becoming entirely independent from the monarchy— of becoming entirely independent from the monarchy and the commonwealth. think they commonwealth. but i think they are commonwealth. but i think they ere—de- are disconnected from the reorde— are disconnected from the peopdet—rnei are disconnected from the- oeordet—rne dreee people, the people at the grass rooer— people, the people at the grass roots, - speaking - people, the people at the grass roots,-speaking ,- people, the people at the grass roots, speaking , we roots, generally speaking, we know— roots, generally speaking, we know-were— roots, generally speaking, we know we're better off know that we're better off ended— know that we're better off united than _ know that we're better off united than we- know that we're better off united than we separated . united than we are separated. ooey— united than we are separated. ooey — united than we are separated. oney wow.— united than we are separated. okay now, calvin,- united than we are separated. okay \(rt “ okay now, calvin, look, we are going to be talking quite a bit about this issue because it is quite a startling poll that six out of the 14 nations are

potentially on the brink of leaving. i am also going to be talking a little bit later on, calvin, about security calvin, about the security efforts place efforts that are taking place here and the mechanisms that the police are using, like facial recognition, surgery. recognition, surgery, surgery. that would be something, wouldn't technology. wouldn't it? technology. but let's focus on one of the positives. and i want to know what you're most looking forward to coronation. forget to about this coronation. forget about commonwealth countries looking forget about looking to leave. forget about security those security concerns from those lunatics who decide want to lunatics who decide they want to tear house behind me. tear down that house behind me. what are you most looking forward think this is forward to? i think this is going be the biggest going to be the biggest celebration christianity celebration of christianity that we've a time, other we've seen in a long time, other than majesty's funeral, than her majesty's funeral, which greatest which was the greatest opportunity for mission and evangelism. so just showing the wond— evangelism. so just showing the wordd rnd— evangelism. so just showing the wordd deer we — evangelism. so just showing the world that we are— g so just showing the world that we are christian world that we are a christian neton— world that we are a christian nedon end— world that we are a christian nation and-still- world that we are a christian nation and still have nation and that we still have enneden— nation and that we still have christian values— nation and that we still have christian values this christian values through this- ceremony _which ceremony of the coronation which is ceremony of the coronation which re eeeendeuy— ceremony of the coronation which is essentially a— ceremony of the coronation which is essentially a christian eervdee— is essentially a christian serviceiwill_ is essentially a christian service will fantastic. but service, will be fantastic. but edeo— service, will be fantastic. but also even looking this poll, also even looking at this poll, ripping— also even looking at this poll, ripping-on— also even looking at this poll, flippinglon the_ also even looking at this poll, flipping on the head, you flipping it on the head, you know,— flipping it on the head, you know, we— flipping it on the head, you know, the vast— flipping it on the head, you know, the vast majority the know, the vast majority of the eondnrree— know, the vast majority of the eonnrnee—dn- know, the vast majority of the countries—in thisi countries even polled in this pou— countries even polled in this poll-believe— countries even polled in this poll believe kyiv in poll still believe kyiv in the commonwealth _ poll still believe kyiv in the- commonwealth _we've commonwealth of nations. we've got ,— commonwealth of nations. we've got , wnen— commonwealth of nations. we've got , what, tuvalu,— commonwealth of nations. we've got , what, tuvalu, saint vincent got, what, tuvalu, saint vincent end— got, what, tuvalu, saint vincent end we— got, what, tuvalu, saint vincent and the grenadines, saint lucia

, send— and the grenadines, saint lucia , sednr enre— and the grenadines, saint lucia , saint kitts-nevis,- and the grenadines, saint lucia , saint kitts nevis, papua , saint kitts and nevis, papua new— , saint kitts and nevis, papua new nenee,— , saint kitts and nevis, papua new guinea, new— , saint kitts and nevis, papua new guinea, new zealand , new guinea, new zealand, erenedet— new guinea, new zealand, grenada, belize— new guinea, new zealand, grenada, belize . all of these grenada, belize. all of these eondnrree— grenada, belize. all of these countries still— grenada, belize. all of these countries still prefer to be inked— countries still prefer to be dnked ro— countries still prefer to be linked to great— countries still prefer to be linked to great britain and our toyed— linked to great britain and our reoyed rendy— linked to great britain and our royal family because they know rnd— royal family because they know deer rnede— royal family because they know that that's the _ royal family because they know that that's the strength, eeoeeredy— that that's the strength, especially in— that that's the strength, especially in the west today . especially in the west today. wnen— especially in the west today. wnen we — especially in the west today. when we look— especially in the west today. when we look what's happening when we look at what's happening in when we look at what's happening rn-eonnrnee— when we look at what's happening in _countries-that- in these countries that that neve—nevel have republics and have presidential— have republics and have. presidential—an have republics and have- presidential_an as an presidential systems as an as an enernenve— presidential systems as an as an enernerdve ,— presidential systems as an as an alternative , it's— presidential systems as an as an alternative , it's that alternative, it's not that democratic— alternative, it's not that democratic and it's not that traditional. _ democratic and it's not that traditional. and— democratic and it's not that traditional. and i think as the veer— traditional. and i think as the vveer de— traditional. and i think as the west is shifting— traditional. and i think as the west is shifting away from dredrdon— west is shifting away from tradition towards what would tradition towards what we would prodeody— tradition towards what we would prodendy eeu— tradition towards what we would probably call woke progressive vedee— probably call woke progressive values,_looking- probably call woke progressive values, looking and values, people are looking and eeydndt— values, people are looking and eeyrndt—rner- saying, actually, is that eonerndnd— saying, actually, is that something no saying, actually, is that- something-no let's hang something i want? no let's hang on-traditional_ something i want? no let's hang on traditional christian on to our traditional christian vedee — on to our traditional christian vedee -nend— on to our traditional christian values. -hang on- on to our traditional christian values. hang on to our values. let's hang on to our dredrdoned— values. let's hang on to our traditional monarchy. let's hang on—empirel traditional monarchy. let's hang on—enpdre -i on to the great british empire. eevdn— on to the great british empire. eevdn rnenk— on to the great british empire. gavin thank you— on to the great british empire. gavin thank you very much. eevrn— gavin thank you very much. gavin robinson— gavin thank you very much. gavin robinson now- gavin thank you very much. gavin robinson now who's just joining us, gb news presenter. make sure you check out his show as well at the weekends. now, it's very special week it's been a very special week indeed, and one pub in central london very special london just got two very special visitors this lunchtime, believe it or not. yes i turned up. no, no, not me. the prince and princess of wales went to the dog and duck pub in soho, which

has inspired many a pub football team name. we also have i believe, some pictures of them on the tube like normal people. so i think we can maybe show some of those pictures of them. now there are. yes. now there they are. yes. although on elizabeth line although on the elizabeth line i see there, which is, of course, very, appropriate. so that very, very appropriate. so that isindeed very, very appropriate. so that is indeed wills and kate , just is indeed wills and kate, just taking tube, grounding taking the tube, grounding themselves, earthing themselves in reality . oh, there we in normal reality. oh, there we go. okay. all right. well look. and i believe there is some footage of them at the pub as well as there is that write down the and duck, they? oh, the dog and duck, are they? oh, there is. he's pulling there he is. he's pulling a pint. yes, again. there he is. he's pulling a pint. yes, again . fantastic. pint. so, yes, again. fantastic. that takes me back. i've crawled out of that pub several times in my but there we are at the my life, but there we are at the old lovely stuff. nice. old dumas. lovely stuff. nice. drop anyway, go. drop that. anyway, there we go. and him the and that's him meeting the crown, course, he crown, which, of course, he couldn't he'd had couldn't have done if he'd had continued the pub and continued to stay at the pub and dnnk continued to stay at the pub and drink to. so is drink like i used to. so that is kate and wills there doing normal people stuff out of the coronation room right. so normal people stuff out of the coronpeoplerom right. so normal people stuff out of the coronpeople will right. so normal people stuff out of the coronpeople will be ght. so normal people stuff out of the coronpeople will be allowed so normal people stuff out of the coronpeople will be allowed to '>o look, people will be allowed to hold up banners that say, not my

king on them. now, on saturday i was out and about earlier on talking to some people and it's fair to say if they go anywhere near they're near dorothy's tent, they're going walking stick to going to get a walking stick to the back of their head. but we're that we're about to discuss that little earlier did go and little earlier on, i did go and ask some of the people they ask some of the people what they thought all that prospect ask some of the people what they thithese all that prospect ask some of the people what they thithese protestersiat prospect ask some of the people what they thithese protestersiat ptheirct of these protesters and their banners. i have an issue with banners. i do have an issue with the banners. i do have an issue with rne-rner— banners. i do have an issue with rne-rner people— banners. i do have an issue with the-that people like- “ i do have an issue with the that people like us the fact that people like us eenoed— the fact that people like us eenoed oer— the fact that people like us camped out here for four nights, rive— camped out here for four nights, nve deye— camped out here for four nights, nve deye end— camped out here for four nights, five days, and some protesters are five days, and some protesters gond— five days, and some protesters going to— five days, and some protesters going to dry— five days, and some protesters are going to try to— five days, and some protesters are going to try to ruin our day . i are going to try to ruin our day . i neve— are going to try to ruin our day . i neve no— are going to try to ruin our day . i neve no i— are going to try to ruin our day . i have no i cannot— are going to try to ruin our day . i have no i cannot cope with rnd— . i have no i cannot cope with diet .—

listening to gb news radio . listening to gb news radio. nee.— listening to gb news radio. i yes. welcome— listening to gb news radio. i yes. welcome back,- listening to gb news radio.- - yes. welcome back, everybody. listening to gb news radio.- - yes. welcorhereick, everybody. listening to gb news radio.- - yes. welcor here at, everybody. patrick christys here at buckingham palace they've buckingham palace. and they've allowed gather. allowed the crowds to gather. they're palace they're back outside the palace now. all starting to

now. so it's all starting to wind little bit. and we've wind up a little bit. and we've got rows of tents along the mall. but also as well, i'm hoping we might be able to hoping that we might be able to show pictures of what's show you some pictures of what's been behind me, been going on on the behind me, on there's a gb on the tent here. there's a gb news tent is drawing a little bit of a crowd. i'm just going to out can we to try and shout out some can we get wave is right. get a little wave is all right. yes. hello hey, we go. yes. hello hey, there we go. fantastic. all right. lovely stuff. so, yes, we're very much out about here, people. out and about here, people. i must i am absolutely loving must say, i am absolutely loving this. it's made this. this is great. it's made me a rock star. but me feel like a rock star. but anyway, to matters anyway, back back to matters more people, from more serious people, apart from my ego, of course. anyway, king charles charles could charles king charles could see protests as holding up signs that read not my king. it won't be them. i can guarantee be any of them. i can guarantee you that along the route of the royal procession on saturday, anti—monarchists demonstrated when charles was in york last month. and police say that they will not arrest people holding up placards this weekend as long as they stay the right side of the law. so they're not going to remove the banners. they're not going to take signs off. going to take those signs off. and i get because, you and i get that because, you

know, we do live in a free know, look, we do live in a free society, don't we? i suppose the bigger is it in bigger question is, is it in poor taste? i've been asking poor taste? but i've been asking people buckingham people right here at buckingham palace these palace what they make of these potential protesters and the police's response to them. protesters have a right to protest. i protesters have a right to protest . i have no issue with protest. i have no issue with rnd— protest. i have no issue with diet .— protest. i have no issue with diet. i— protest. i have no issue with diet. i do— protest. i have no issue with that. i do have— protest. i have no issue with that. i do have an- i have no issue with that. i do have an issue i have no issue with that . i do have an issue with that. i do have an issue with de— that. i do have an issue with ine reed— that. i do have an issue with the fact that— that. i do have an issue with the fact that people like us eenoed— the fact that people like us eenoed oer— the fact that people like us camped out here for four nights, rive— camped out here for four nights, iive deye— camped out here for four nights, iive deye end— camped out here for four nights, five days and some protesters are five days and some protesters going— five days and some protesters going to— five days and some protesters going to dry— five days and some protesters are going to try to ruin our day . i are going to try to ruin our day . i neve— are going to try to ruin our day . i neve no— are going to try to ruin our day . i neve no i— are going to try to ruin our day . i have no i cannot— are going to try to ruin our day . i have no i cannot cope with rnd.— . i have no i cannot cope with inei. i— . i have no i cannot cope with inei. i dint— . i have no i cannot cope with that. i think people have the rignr— that. i think people have the rignr ro— that. i think people have the right to protest.— that. i think people have the right to protest. i just wish ine— right to protest. i just wish ine medie— right to protest. i just wish the media had— right to protest. i just wish the media had more sense . and the media had more sense. and inereed— the media had more sense. and inereed oi— the media had more sense. and instead of giving— the media had more sense. and instead of giving them all the pniiieiiyt— instead of giving them all the publicity, filming them , ignore publicity, filming them, ignore rnen — publicity, filming them, ignore rnen end— publicity, filming them, ignore them and come— publicity, filming them, ignore them and come to the rest of us, rney— them and come to the rest of us, rney ere— them and come to the rest of us, they are entitled— them and come to the rest of us, they are entitled to— them and come to the rest of us, they are entitled to say what rney— they are entitled to say what iney went.— they are entitled to say what they want. but— they are entitled to say what they want. but if— they are entitled to say what they want. but if they disrupt ininge— they want. but if they disrupt rninge end— they want. but if they disrupt things and perhaps i'd heard that— things and perhaps i'd heard died rney— things and perhaps i'd heard that they might— things and perhaps i'd heard that they might use rape alarms to that they might use rape alarms io irignren— that they might use rape alarms to frighten the— that they might use rape alarms to frighten the horses. now, if rney— to frighten the horses. now, if rney do— to frighten the horses. now, if iney do rnd,— to frighten the horses. now, if they do that, there is going to be e— they do that, there is going to be e needy— they do that, there is going to

be a nasty accident , they do that, there is going to be a nasty accident, i think, ieeeee— be a nasty accident, i think, ieeeee eny— be a nasty accident, i think, because any well—trained horse is because any well—trained horse ie going— because any well—trained horse ie going io— because any well—trained horse ie going to de— because any well—trained horse is going to be freaked out by rnd.— is going to be freaked out by inei. and— is going to be freaked out by that. and possibly hurt or reorie— that. and possibly hurt or people nen— that. and possibly hurt or people hurt as— that. and possibly hurt or people hurt as well . i would people hurt as well. i would eree— people hurt as well. i would ereo deer— people hurt as well. i would step back and— people hurt as well. i would step back and let them get on witn— step back and let them get on wirn ii— step back and let them get on with it because— step back and let them get on with it because hopefully rney-ii— with it because hopefully iney-ii de— with it because hopefully they'll be arrested and removed ieeeee— they'll be arrested and removed because as this— they'll be arrested and removed because as this is— they'll be arrested and removed because as this is a joyous time end— because as this is a joyous time end if— because as this is a joyous time end if rney— because as this is a joyous time and if they don't— because as this is a joyous time and if they don't want to be gag— and if they don't want to be neret don-r— and if they don't want to be here, don't be— and if they don't want to be here, don't be here. don't spoil it for— here, don't be here. don't spoil id for oinere— here, don't be here. don't spoil it for others . _ here, don't be here. don't spoil it for others . okay.- here, don't be here. don't spoil it for others . (decoy “(tiit here, don't be here. don't spoil it for others . “(tiit it for others. okay. there we go. so i'm joined now by james waldhausen, who is a visiting professor at south bank university and a man who has in the past said on gb news that we should abolish the monarchy . should abolish the monarchy. look, it's good to chat to you again . will you be protesting again. will you be protesting with banners that say, not my king? certainly not. the reason is, patrick, you're my favourite monarchist. the reason is that the monarchist. the reason is that ine nor— monarchist. the reason is that ine not nor— monarchist. the reason is that ine not not my— monarchist. the reason is that the not not my king,- i the reason is that the not not my king, not my eneriee— the not not my king, not my eneriee ie— the not not my king, not my eneriee ie e— the not not my king, not my charles is a kind— the not not my king, not my charles is a kind of narcissistic- charles is a kind of narcissistic sort of. i'm better

rnen— narcissistic sort of. i'm better inen yon— narcissistic sort of. i'm better rnen you kind— narcissistic sort of. i'm better than you kind of— narcissistic sort of. i'm better than you kind of reaction. g than you kind of reaction. it doeen-d— than you kind of reaction. it doesn't make— than you kind of reaction. it doesn't make a— than you kind of reaction. it doesn't make a case- than you kind of reaction. it doesn't make a case for- doesn't make a case for abolishing the monarchy. it just says, i'm not part of this- abolishing the monarchy. it just says, i'm not part of this. - abolishing the monarchy. it just says, i'm not part of this . you says, i'm not part of this. you know.— says, i'm not part of this. you know. in— says, i'm not part of this. you know. in e— says, i'm not part of this. you know, i'm a better— says, i'm not part of this. you know, i'm a better person and i don't agree with that. i think it's inward looking— don't agree with that. i think it's inward looking and- (o“ g riirgiitrit i think it's inward looking and it doeen-r— it's inward looking and it doesn't convince people of the ieerwidieen— doesn't convince people of the republican case.— doesn't convince people of the republican case. i— doesn't convince people of the republican case. i won't be rnere— republican case. i won't be there holding— republican case. i won't be there holding that banner. eeneiniy— there holding that banner. eeneiniy we— there holding that banner. certainly we know and part of me just certainly we know and part of me teed wondere— certainly we know and part of me just wonders what— certainly we know and part of me just wonders what does that eenievee — just wonders what does that achieve? because- just wonders what does that achieve? i g just wonders what does that achieve? i achieve? because it's a really fine line here. i woke up this morning and i initially read the headline, our police aren't going take banners off going to take their banners off them. and oh, no, them. and i thought, oh, no, come in there and come on, guys, go in there and get i thought, get rid of them. and i thought, well, don't really want to well, i don't really want to live in a country like that because just because i don't agree don't agree with this cause i don't really what really want to live in what people could very argue people could very easily argue becomes state very becomes a fascist state very quickly. then thought, quickly. but then i thought, i don't argue that don't think i need to argue that because i say, why do because i would say, why do these people on on what is a happy day feel the need happy day really feel the need to and do that? going to to go and do that? it's going to achieve james isn't it? achieve nothing. james isn't it? well, you're with well, i think you're right with iner— well, i think you're right with net eiogen. — well, i think you're right with that slogan. you— well, i think you're right with that slogan. /o. r: well, i think you're right with that slogan. /(. r: “j.“ that slogan. you know, i'd much rather a

rather that they published a reasonable pamphlet with carefully organised arguments and there are plenty of them. patrick, to abolish the nonereny. — patrick, to abolish the monarchy. then just show up. they— monarchy. then just show up. iney viii— monarchy. then just show up. they will spoil— monarchy. then just show up. they will spoil some people's dey. — they will spoil some people's dey. wed.— they will spoil some people's day. well, disruption and proreere— day. well, disruption and protests can— day. well, disruption and protests can do that. and we neve— protests can do that. and we neve do. — protests can do that. and we neve do. you— protests can do that. and we have to, you know, get along witn— have to, you know, get along wirn inei. — have to, you know, get along with that. but— have to, you know, get along with that. but i— have to, you know, get along with that. but i think it's just me, me , me on their part and the me, me, me on their part and the dongn— me, me, me on their part and the iongn erudi— me, me, me on their part and the rongn end or— me, me, me on their part and the tough stuff of winning the ergnneni— tough stuff of winning the ergnnenr ie— tough stuff of winning the argument is something that what is argument is something that what ie eeiied— argument is something that what ie eeiied rne— argument is something that what is called the left— argument is something that what is called the left today just doeen-r— is called the left today just doesn't want— is called the left today just doesn't want to _ is called the left today just doesn't want to engage in. it's all doesn't want to engage in. it's eii poeiiioning— doesn't want to engage in. it's all positioning yourself identity— all positioning yourself identity politics, the right eide— identity politics, the right eide oi— identity politics, the right side of history— identity politics, the right side of history and all of that iweineee— side of history and all of that iweineee ie— side of history and all of that business is yeah,— side of history and all of that business is yeah, no, indeed . business is yeah, no, indeed. and— business is yeah, no, indeed. and in— business is yeah, no, indeed. and in e— business is yeah, no, indeed. and in e wey— business is yeah, no, indeed. and in a way they— business is yeah, no, indeed. and in a way they are- business is yeah, no, indeed. and in a way they are winning. and in a way they are winning. and i'm saying this with my eyes wide open as one of those lovely ladies that i was vox popping earlier on said there, which is that, maybe we that, well, you know, maybe we shouldn't talking shouldn't really be talking about is i about this, but the fact is i can see it coming a mile off and i'm sure many people can, which is that something possibly will kick off big time at the coronation and we'd kick off big time at the cor seen)n and we'd kick off big time at the corseen it and we'd kick off big time at the corseen it coming. and we'd kick off big time at the corseen it coming. and and we'd kick off big time at the corseen it coming. and and iwej all seen it coming. and then we didn't mention it. so i want didn't mention it. so i do want

to about it all, james, but to talk about it all, james, but can a little something can i ask a little something anecdotal you anecdotal from you? so you are a visiting professor at southbank university, often university, and all too often when the polling data when we see the polling data that's done, younger that's been done, it's younger people. who people. the under 25 seconds who are to abolish the are desperate to abolish the monarchy or change monarchy as a whole or change our anthem, or it's our national anthem, or it's instantly every core instantly ripped down every core historic institution in this country to why is country seems to have. why is that? well, country seems to have. why is that ? well, because the left and that? well, because the left and eeedenie— that? well, because the left and eeedenie ie— that? well, because the left and academia is scared— that? well, because the left and academia is scared of— (“3.7 well, because the left and academia is scared of the future for diegnered— academia is scared of the future for disgusted with— academia is scared of the future for disgusted with the past, iner— for disgusted with the past, we wenie— for disgusted with the past, we wenre io— for disgusted with the past, just wants to live in the preeenr— just wants to live in the present and— just wants to live in the present and show off . and they present and show off. and they inegine— present and show off. and they inegine rnd.— present and show off. and they imagine that, you— present and show off. and they imagine that, you know , just to imagine that, you know, just to ineee— imagine that, you know, just to wave these banners is to show rnd— wave these banners is to show died iney-ret— wave these banners is to show that they're, you _ wave these banners is to show that they're, you know, doing the that they're, you know, doing ine rignr— that they're, you know, doing the right thing— that they're, you know, doing the right thing and so on. it's it the right thing and so on. it's id iner— the right thing and so on. it's it just doesn't— the right thing and so on. it's it just doesn't hack it. it doeen-i— it just doesn't hack it. it doesn't persuade people. in gag,— doesn't persuade people. in need. if— doesn't persuade people. in fact, if anything, it angers reorie— fact, if anything, it angers people because there's no ergnnenr— people because there's no argument behind it. people because there's no argument behind it . and, you argument behind it. and, you know.— argument behind it. and, you know. rnie— argument behind it. and, you know, this idea— argument behind it. and, you know, this idea in universities end— know, this idea in universities end eieewnere— know, this idea in universities and elsewhere that, you know, young— and elsewhere that, you know, young pewte— and elsewhere that, you know, young people are_ and elsewhere that, you know, young people are always right, rnd— young people are always right, died rney— young people are always right, that they represent the future. a iriiiienr— that they represent the future.

a brilliant insight by tony nieir. — a brilliant insight by tony blair. some— a brilliant insight by tony blair. some years ago . so, you blair. some years ago. so, you know.— blair. some years ago. so, you know. i— blair. some years ago. so, you know. it iner— blair. some years ago. so, you know, it just doesn't doesn't end— know, it just doesn't doesn't end it— know, it just doesn't doesn't end it wra— know, it just doesn't doesn't cut it with the _ know, it just doesn't doesn't cut it with the mass of the poonieiion— cut it with the mass of the poonieiion .— cut it with the mass of the population . it's- cut it with the mass of the population . it's easy to indulge population. it's easy to indulge the population. it's easy to indulge ine yonrn. — population. it's easy to indulge the youth. that's— population. it's easy to indulge the youth. that's what hollywood doee— the youth. that's what hollywood doee eid— the youth. that's what hollywood doee eii ine— the youth. that's what hollywood does all the time.— the youth. that's what hollywood does all the time. that's what joe does all the time. that's what roe niden— does all the time. that's what toe niden ie— does all the time. that's what joe biden is doing with his pointe— joe biden is doing with his poinre on— joe biden is doing with his points on trans— joe biden is doing with his points on trans sexuals and so ner— points on trans sexuals and so not de— points on trans sexuals and so on. but the rationality has to triumph— on. but the rationality has to triumph against— on. but the rationality has to triumph against just self—expression for its own sake end— self—expression for its own sake end indniging— self—expression for its own sake and indulging young people, you know.— and indulging young people, you know. rney— and indulging young people, you know, they won't— and indulging young people, you know, they won't learn that way. they— know, they won't learn that way. iney neve— know, they won't learn that way. iney neve io — know, they won't learn that way. they have to learn— know, they won't learn that way. they have to learn proper ergnnenre— they have to learn proper arguments against the monarchy, not arguments against the monarchy, nor iner— arguments against the monarchy, not just posturing— arguments against the monarchy, not just posturing ._ arguments against the monarchy, not just posturing . you / not just posturing. you yeah. iden— not just posturing. you yeah. iooi. terres— not just posturing. you yeah. look, james, thank you very much. and i must say, i never thought i would spend so much time agreeing with man who time agreeing with a man who wants to abolish the monarchy . wants to abolish the monarchy. but go. i'll have to but there you go. i'll have to chat very soon, chat to you again very soon, mate. james woodhouse mate. that's james woodhouse and visiting bank visiting professor at south bank university. motty, i'm just going bring very going to bring you in very quickly, that's all quickly, pandora, if that's all right. is right. so pandora forsyth is going to be throughout going to be with me throughout the course of the show. of course. do you make of course. and what do you make of people going to go out people who are going to go out of way to hold up these of their way to hold up these signs say my signs that say not my king, because to you,

because everyone i talk to you, there can't you there just goes. look can't you let this day? why do you let us have this day? why do you have to turn up, you little twerps? think twerps? yeah > i mean, i think rnere-e— twerps? yeah > i mean, i think rnere-e eiweye— twerps? yeah > i mean, i think there's always a— 7 / > i mean, i think there's always a freedom of eoeeen— there's always a freedom of speech argument. jo . there's always a freedom of speech argument. j( g speech argument. do it with a bit speech argument. do it with a bid of— speech argument. do it with a bit of dignity. would hope. bit of dignity. i would hope. and course, there are, and that of course, there are, you better days do you know, better days to do this. the most this. but they want the most pubuchy this. but they want the most publicity don't they? publicity possible, don't they? which why they're doing it on publicity possible, don't they? whi(day. why they're doing it on publicity possible, don't they? whi(day. and they're doing it on publicity possible, don't they? whi(day. and they're mediait on that day. and lots of media outlets will cover because outlets will cover it because they fair and they want to be fair and balanced. exactly. that balanced. exactly. so with that end.— balanced. exactly. so with that said,-obviously- i: exactly. so with that said, obviously nodded to said, i have obviously nodded to die— said, i have obviously nodded to die now— said, i have obviously nodded to die and— said, i have obviously nodded to this now. and the— said, i have obviously nodded to this now. and the way that i'm going— this now. and the way that i'm goinglinen— this now. and the way that i'm going-then-about- this now. and the way that i'm going then about this going to then talk about this dieeneeion— going to then talk about this discussion—hour. going to then talk about thisi discussion—hour is going to then talk about thisi discust0rn_hour is going to then talk about this discusto be hour is going to then talk about this discusto be about hour is going to then talk about this discusto be about this. tour is going to then talk about this discusto be about this. andis going to then talk about this discusto be about this. and i going to be about this. and i rnink— going to be about this. and i dink-ie— going to be about this. and i think is something that's think this is something that's guide— think this is something that's quite—people] think this is something that's quitelis_iie0iilerl think this is something that's quite is that people, think this is something that's quite is that the people, think this is something that's quite is that the police,)le, think this is something that's quite is that the police, as. which is that the police, as part— which is that the police, as pen or— which is that the police, as ten or der— which is that the police, as part of their bid— which is that the police, as part of their bid to clamp down on inie— part of their bid to clamp down on this-indeed— part of their bid to clamp down on this indeed things. on this and indeed other things. so on this and indeed other things. so—ee- so terrorist activity as well. and— so terrorist activity as well. and-eenei- so terrorist activity as well. and-usual times. so terrorist activity as well. - and - usual times they're and just the usual times they're going— and just the usual times they're goinglie— and just the usual times they're going-be-facial- going to be using facial recognition— going to be using facial recognition devices. and as far as recognition devices. and as far. ee—rner as i can gather, that means that eeeendeiiy— as i can gather, that means that essentially—turnsl essentially everyone who turns up essentially everyone who turns ere—neve- essentially everyone who turns err—neve ineiri up here is going to have their reee— up here is going to have their face recorded— up here is going to have their face recorded and— up here is going to have their face recorded and registered and see face recorded and registered and wner— face recorded and registered and wnei rnd— face recorded and registered and see what that means. now, there neve— see what that means. now, there neve-eone— see what that means. now, there have - some quite - see what that means. now, there have some quite well, funny have been some quite well, funny if have been some quite well, funny ii-iook— have been some quite well, funny ii-iooklii— have been some quite well, funny if-looklit this— have been some quite well, funny if-looklit this way,- if you look at it this way, ineidenre— if you look at it this way, incidents that _ if you look at it this way, incidents that took place during if you look at it this way, incidetrials at took place during if you look at it this way, incidetrials of took place during if you look at it this way, incidetrials of took facial during some trials of this facial recognition— some trials of this facial recognition that some trials of this facial- recognition-that include recognition devices that include inked— recognition devices that include inked-poor— recognition devices that include linked-poor man— recognition devices that include linked poor man in milton linked to poor man in milton neynee— linked to poor man in milton keynesld_ linked to poor man in milton keynes-a murder- linked to poor man in milton keynes a murder that he'd keynes to a murder that he'd never committed. and i do

never committed. and so i do wonder— never committed. and so i do wonder whether— never committed. and so i do wonder whether not we are now wonder whether or not we are now iiving — wonder whether or not we are now diving—nig- living in some kind of big irorner— living in some kind of big brother-that- living in some kind of big brother that the price brother state is that the price you— brother state is that the price yon-neve— brother state is that the price you - have safety - brother state is that the price you have safety or you pay to have safety or eerneiiyt— you pay to have safety or eeineiiy. ie— you pay to have safety or actually, is that a bridge too far actually, is that a bridge too fer-we-ve— actually, is that a bridge too far-we've-lot- actually, is that a bridge too far-we've-lot to. far? so we've got a lot to dieenee— far? so we've got a lot to discuss about— far? so we've got a lot to discuss about all of that. but i-ve— discuss about all of that. but ive got— discuss about all of that. but r-ve goi ioede— discuss about all of that. but i've got loads more still to eone—di i've got loads more still to- eone—d p-m- come between now and 4 pm. it's going— come between now and 4 pm. it's going-a— come between now and 4 pm. it's going-e-wire— come between now and 4 pm. it's going-a-wire hour.- going to be a live wire hour. and— going to be a live wire hour. and weve— going to be a live wire hour. and we've done— going to be a live wire hour. and we've done a lot of the royei— and we've done a lot of the royei newe— and we've done a lot of the royal news how— and we've done a lot of the royal news now there's a lot of and we've done a lot of the royeroyalis now there's a lot of and we've done a lot of the my royal news, there's a lot of and we've done a lot of the my royal news, butre's a lot of and we've done a lot of the my royal news, but there's)t of and we've done a lot of the my royal news, but there's good the royal news, but there's good for newe— the royal news, but there's good for rne— the royal news, but there's good for news the economy today. yes, inede—e— for news the economy today. yes, inede—e-riee- that's right. with a big rise in new-enee.— that's right. with a big rise in new-sales.-be- new car sales. so i'll be ieiking— new car sales. so i'll be reining ro— new car sales. so i'll be talking to-all- new car sales. so i'll be talking to all about that. talking to you all about that. and— talking to you all about that. and-entoyed- talking to you all about that.| and-enjoyed-me talking to you all about that. - and-enjoyed-me get and if you enjoyed seeing me get out and if you enjoyed seeing me get our end— and if you enjoyed seeing me get our end erond— and if you enjoyed seeing me get out and about on— and if you enjoyed seeing me get out and about on the mail yeererdeyt— out and about on the mail yesterday, guess what? going out and about on the mail ye do �*day, guess what? going out and about on the mail ye do itiy, guess what? going out and about on the mail ye do it again.ss what? going out and about on the mail ye do it again. what at? going out and about on the mail ye do it again. what could going to do it again. what could poeeiiiy— to do it again. what could poeeiiiy go— to do it again. what could possibly go wrong? another possibly go wrong? yes. another inereinenr— possibly go wrong? yes. another instalment of— possibly go wrong? yes. another instalment of what my wonderful orodneere—ro- instalment of what my wonderful producers—to call. producers have decided to call perrier-e— producers have decided to call eggag-,_ producers have decided to call patrick's-, and- producers have decided to call patrick's , and that's on patrick's people, and that's on the patrick's people, and that's on ine wey. — patrick's people, and that's on ine wey. ner— patrick's people, and that's on the way. but first,— patrick's people, and that's on the way. but first, it is indeed your— the way. but first, it is indeed your iereer— the way. but first, it is indeed your latest news— the way. but first, it is indeed your latest news headlines . i your latest news headlines. i viii— your latest news headlines. i wiii eieot— your latest news headlines. i will also, ithe _ your latest news headlines. i will also, the way, be will also, by the way, be reiiing— will also, by the way, be reiiing-n- will also, by the way, be telling-it costsi will also, by the way, be- telling-it costs more, telling you why it costs more, iore— telling you why it costs more, iore-eend— telling you why it costs more, iore-eend e- telling you why it costs more, lots-send a child- telling you why it costs more, lots send a child to lots more to send a child to orieon— lots more to send a child to orieon rnen— lots more to send a child to prison than it— lots more to send a child to prison than it does to send them to iron.— prison than it does to send them to iron. i— prison than it does to send them to iron. i know— prison than it does to send them to eton. i know news now with noiiy— to eton. i know news now with polly middlehurst_ to eton. i know news now with polly middlehurst . patrick thank polly middlehurst. patrick thank you. — polly middlehurst. patrick thank you. ine— polly middlehurst. patrick thank you. the headlines— polly middlehurst. patrick thank you. .

you. the headlines this hour, the prince and princess of wales have been visiting the dog and duck pub in central london ahead of the coronation weekend. large crowds turned up in soho to catch a glimpse of the royal couple. they've been in the area to hear how the hospital industry is preparing for the big event and to get there. the pair also travelled on the tube, taking the elizabeth line for the very first time. meanwhile a fly past to celebrate the coronation may be cancelled due to bad weather. the ministry of defence has warned it could hamper the ability of pilots to fly safely. forecasters expect london to be cloudy and wet on saturday, with rainfall forecast around lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft from the royal navy, british army and royal air force, including the red arrows, are scheduled to fly over the mile and buckingham palace at around a quarter past two. in other news today, ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy says vladimir putin must be brought to justice for the war

in his country. he made the comments during a meeting at the hague where the international criminal court is based. it comes after ukraine said it shot down 18 of 24 drones in an overnight attack which had followed a strike on the kremlin , with moscow accusing kyiv of trying to assassinate putin. donald trump is cutting short his trip to ireland, saying he's going back to new york to confront his accuser in a civil rape case. the former us president, who's been visiting his golf courses in scotland and ireland, has described the case as a political attack. and he says he'll probably attend the heanng says he'll probably attend the hearing . he's been accused of hearing. he's been accused of rape by a former magazine columnist in 1996, a charge he denies . and voting is well denies. and voting is well underway in the local elections in england , with millions of in england, with millions of people expected to cast their ballot around 8000 seats across 230 local authorities are up for grabs for mayoral elections are also taking place in bedford, leicester. mansfield and

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investors aren't. us wonderful stuff. investors aren't. us wonderful eiuii. ine— investors aren't. us wonderful stuff. the sun— investors aren't. us wonderful stuff. the sun has— investors aren't. us wonderful stuff. the sun has just- g wonderful stuff. the sun has just come out for ue— stuff. the sun has just come out for ue nere— stuff. the sun has just come out for ue nere er— stuff. the sun has just come out for us here at the— stuff. the sun has just come out for us here at the palace. you eieoiureiy— for us here at the palace. you absolutely love— for us here at the palace. you absolutely love to _ for us here at the palace. you absolutely love to see it. but in some non—royal news, car eeiee— in some non—royal news, car eeiee in— in some non—royal news, car eeiee in de— in some non—royal news, car sales in the uk— in some non—royal news, car sales in the uk are full speed ahead,— sales in the uk are full speed ahead, wra— sales in the uk are full speed ahead, with apparently loads of people— ahead, with apparently loads of ww“! no— ahead, with apparently loads of people now deciding to get on the people now deciding to get on rne-ior— people now deciding to get on the-for their- people now deciding to get on the for their motors. the market for their motors. vviin — the market for their motors. vviin ine — the market for their motors. with the society of motor manufacturers— with the society of motor manufacturers reporting an 11.6% rise car registration rise in new car registration geine— rise in new car registration geine in— rise in new car registration geine in apri— rise in new car registration geine in aprii ,— rise in new car registration gains in april, with numbers up for ine— gains in april, with numbers up for ine ninin— gains in april, with numbers up for the ninth month in a row. i en— for the ninth month in a row. i ern very— for the ninth month in a row. i ern very pieeeed— for the ninth month in a row. i am very pleased now to be joined by our— am very pleased now to be joined by our economics— am very pleased now to be joined by our economics and business editor— by our economics and business editor-halligan- by our economics and business editor halligan with on the editor liam halligan with on the money— editor liam halligan with on the money .— editor liam halligan with on the money . vee— editor liam halligan with on the money . yes, liam.— editor liam halligan with on the money . yes, liam. okay, so this money. yes, liam. okay, so this is money. yes, liam. okay, so this ie good— money. yes, liam. okay, so this ie good newe— money. yes, liam. okay, so this is good news. take— money. yes, liam. okay, so this is good news. take it away. it is good news. take it away. it ie indeed. — is good news. take it away. it is indeed. patrick- is good news. take it away. it is indeed. i �*rrvr�*rit “in: is indeed. patrick we've had lots of signs that the economy seems to be turning a corner, not least car sales. after buying a house. if you're lucky enough to be able to buy a house. of course, the biggest purchase households make is a

car and car sales are up as you say, in successive months . let's say, in successive months. let's have a look at some of the numbers. these are from the society of motor manufacturers and come out each and traders. they come out each month, 132,990 new cars were registered in april. that's up 11.6% on april 20th, 22. but patrick, it's still 17% lower than 2019 before the pandemic. so car sales are still around a fifth down, even on the pandemic. and then if we drill down into the kind of cars that people are buying still 42.8% of new cars bought in april. they were petrol cars. so over 2/5 of cars, diesel down below 5, 4.4% of cars. now new cars that are bought are straight diesel cars. less than 1 in 20. then we've got those mild hybrid electric vehicles, mh evs, these are hybnds vehicles, mh evs, these are hybrids that charge themselves, so you don't plug them in. you have a battery and a combustion

engine. and the engine charges, the battery and you alternate between the two. then for 18.5, almost 1 in 5 and battery, pure battery electric vehicles, they're 15.4. patrick i'd say what's interesting to me, though , that is that the society of motor manufacturers and traders, incredibly knowledgeable body, they've been around literally for decades monitoring the uk car industry. they are now reporting that customers may be getting less willing to buy those pure battery electric vehicles. why because of the difficulties charging them. even if there is a charging station , if there is a charging station, there are often other cars in there are often other cars in the way. so they get what we call range anxiety . and also, call range anxiety. and also, patrick, when you're electricity, bill at home is sky high. it may not be actually that much cheaper to run an electric vehicle than to fill up with petrol and diesel at the pumps. here is emma bucha of the smmt motty . what we are seeing

smmt motty. what we are seeing is concern over those broader economic challenges that we're seeing . the cost of living seeing. the cost of living eneie— seeing. the cost of living rne— seeing. the cost of living crisis, the rising- “g the cost of living crisis, the rising cost of energy— crisis, the rising cost of energy .— crisis, the rising cost of energy . iner- crisis, the rising cost of energy . that all crisis, the rising cost of energy. that all has an impact on on wner— energy. that all has an impact on on what you— energy. that all has an impact on on what you might decide to buy— on on what you might decide to buy nevi.— on on what you might decide to buy need and— on on what you might decide to buy next. and equally the huge oiedeeie— buy next. and equally the huge obstacle that— buy next. and equally the huge obstacle that we— buy next. and equally the huge obstacle that we face is a real peueiry— obstacle that we face is a real oeueiry oi— obstacle that we face is a real paucity of charging infrastructure . so that's really infrastructure. so that's really purring— infrastructure. so that's really purring e— infrastructure. so that's really purring e iod— infrastructure. so that's really putting a lot of— infrastructure. so that's really putting a lot of buyers off, mering— putting a lot of buyers off, neving iner— putting a lot of buyers off, making that leap into an eieeirie— making that leap into an electric car— making that leap into an electric car ._ making that leap into an electric car . there you go . electric car. there you go. perrier.— electric car. there you go. retriev- a— electric car. there you go. patrick. a real— electric car. there you go. patrick. a real paucity- electric car. there you go. patrick. a real paucity of charging infrastructure that's pretty strong words from the smmt and organised nation that has many links to the government needs to keep ministers on board. i don't know about you, but i hear in my life a lot of people i know who have bought electric vehicles, those pure battery vehicles are saying, well, you know , we couldn't well, you know, we couldn't really down to the west really run down to the west country because we were worried about when we were going to be able to charge. we to take able to charge. we had to take the instead. now, the train instead. now, some people do people will cheer that, but i do think electric vehicles have got

people will cheer that, but i do think a.ectric vehicles have got people will cheer that, but i do think a.ectri(way icles have got people will cheer that, but i do think a.ectri(way to es have got people will cheer that, but i do think a.ectri(way to go. ave got people will cheer that, but i do think a.ectri(way to go. ife got people will cheer that, but i do think a.ectri(way to go. if we )t quite a long way to go. if we are going be relying on them are going to be relying on them that more charging that we need more charging infrastructure. that's why infrastructure. and that's why we're in this we're having trouble in this country battery country building those battery plants, gigafactory areas, plants, those gigafactory areas, because a lot of investors are not entirely convinced that electric vehicles are really going to catch on. and to the extent that ministers want them to. liam, thank you very much. iien— to. liam, thank you very much. iien neiiigen— liam, thank you very much. liam halligan there. our economics and business editor witn— economics and business editor win on— economics and business editor wirn on ine— economics and business editor with on the money will you be playing— with on the money will you be pieying on— with on the money will you be playing on getting a new car any time— playing on getting a new car any dine on— playing on getting a new car any time soon? are— playing on getting a new car any time soon? are you— playing on getting a new car any time soon? are you wondering eioui— time soon? are you wondering about whether— time soon? are you wondering about whether or— time soon? are you wondering about whether or not you should be about whether or not you should ire geidng — about whether or not you should be getting. hybrid _ about whether or not you should be getting hybrid version? be getting the hybrid version? ine— be getting the hybrid version? the—powered. the purely battery powered vereio— the purely battery powered- version?_absolutely version? i think he's absolutely ieng—iney-rel version? i think he's absolutely banglthat-they're. version? i think he's absolutely bang that do hey're version? i think he's absolutely bang that do havee version? i think he's absolutely bang that do have range saying that people do have range enxieiy— saying that people do have range emery—winge- saying that people do have range anxiety things. look anxiety with those things. look i anxiety with those things. look r-g_ anxiety with those things. look i-er-nonenr- anxiety with those things. look i at moment when i i like it at the moment when i get— i like it at the moment when i get in— i like it at the moment when i get in my— i like it at the moment when i get in my eer— i like it at the moment when i get in my et— i like it at the moment when i get in my car, at least i know in— get in my car, at least i know in going— get in my car, at least i know in going to— get in my car, at least i know in going to get— get in my car, at least i know i'm going to get-i. get in my car, at least i know. i'm going to get-i want i'm going to get to where i want to go— i'm going to get to where i want to golend— i'm going to get to where i want to golend i— i'm going to get to where i want to goland i don't— i'm going to get to where i want to go and i don't think to go to and i don't think i wouid— to go to and i don't think i wouid neve— to go to and i don't think i would have that- to go to and i don't think i would have that confidence when it eoe— would have that confidence when it comes-electric— would have that confidence when it comes electric vehicles. it comes to electric vehicles. and— it comes to electric vehicles. and-teney— it comes to electric vehicles. . and _fancy-bill and i don't fancy my lucky bill going—it- going up any more than it eireedy— going up any more than it eireedy ie— going up any more than it already is either. but moving on. already is either. but moving trieon— already is either. but moving on. prison for— already is either. but moving on. prison for that's on. prison for kids. that's rignt. — on. prison for kids. that's right. be right. prison for kids might be orieier— right. prison for kids might be prieier tnen— right. prison for kids might be pricier than we— right. prison for kids might be pricier than we all thought. all of pricier than we all thought. all ot-tnow— pricier than we all thought. all ot-tnow we— pricier than we all thought. all of-know we were - of us. i know we were all tninting— of us. i know we were all thinking about- of us. i know we were all thinking about it all the time, werent— thinking about it all the time, vverent wee— thinking about it all the time, weren't we? according to

ottieiei— weren't we? according to official figures, sending eniidren— official figures, sending children times children to jail costs six times more per year than attending the une— more per year than attending the un-e—eenooil more per year than attending the un-e—eenooi .| uk's best known public school, tton— uk's best known public school, tton-so— uk's best known public school, tton-so eoe- uk's best known public school, tton-so eoe e- uk's best known public school, eton _so cop a load. uk's best known public school, eton so cop a load of eton college. so cop a load of tne— eton college. so cop a load of tnie. att— eton college. so cop a load of this. all right.— eton college. so cop a load of this. all right. the— eton college. so cop a load of this. all right. the cost of a oieee— this. all right. the cost of a place-cookham- this. all right. the cost of a place cookham wood, which is place at cookham wood, which is a place at cookham wood, which is e-ottendere— place at cookham wood, which is a offenders institution in a young offenders institution in tent— a young offenders institution in tent tor— a young offenders institution in kent for older— a young offenders institution in kent for older teenagers, costs . tne— kent for older teenagers, costs . ine texpeyer— kent for older teenagers, costs . the taxpayer £275,000 per yeer— . the taxpayer £275,000 per yeer. nut— . the taxpayer £275,000 per year. but even— . the taxpayer £275,000 per year. but even with such a hefty enee— year. but even with such a hefty oriee tegt— year. but even with such a hefty oriee teg. e— year. but even with such a hefty price tag, a recent— year. but even with such a hefty price tag, a recent inspection tound— price tag, a recent inspection found solitary— price tag, a recent inspection found solitary confinement had teeoe— found solitary confinement had become normalised . and the become normalised. and the edueetion— become normalised. and the education and— become normalised. and the education and other interventions were almost never deiivered— interventions were almost never deiivered .— interventions were almost never deiivered . at— interventions were almost never delivered . at eton,— interventions were almost never delivered . at eton, on the other delivered. at eton, on the other tend.— delivered. at eton, on the other gang, ie— delivered. at eton, on the other hand, is apparently a ship at eround— hand, is apparently a ship at around £46,000— hand, is apparently a ship at around £46,000 a year. so there we go— around £46,000 a year. so there we go .— around £46,000 a year. so there we go . i— around £46,000 a year. so there we go . i don-t— around £46,000 a year. so there we go . i don't know— around £46,000 a year. so there we go . i don't know why we don't we go. i don't know why we don't all we go. i don't know why we don't eii eend— we go. i don't know why we don't eii eend our— we go. i don't know why we don't all send our kids— we go. i don't know why we don't all send our kids to— we go. i don't know why we don't all send our kids to eton. with me— all send our kids to eton. with me to— all send our kids to eton. with me now to share— all send our kids to eton. with me now to share her thoughts is veneeee— me now to share her thoughts is veneeee-noe— me now to share her thoughts is vanessa who's retired vanessa frake, who's a retired orieon— vanessa frake, who's a retired prison governor— vanessa frake, who's a retired prison governor an author as prison governor and an author as wett— prison governor and an author as weir-dent— prison governor and an author as weii-tnent you- prison governor and an author as well. thank you very prison governor and an author as well. look, thank you very prison governor and an author as well. look, greatnk you very prison governor and an author as well. look, great to you very prison governor and an author as well. look, great to have 'ery prison governor and an author as well. look, great to have you on much. look, great to have you on the much. look, great to have you on tne—on— much. look, great to have you on tne—on eertn— much. look, great to have you on tne—on eertn ie- much. look, great to have you on the on earth is prison the show. why on earth is prison for the show. why on earth is prison tor tide— the show. why on earth is prison for kids-expensive— the show. why on earth is prison for kids expensive ? lft�*iiifilee for kids so expensive? well, this— for kids so expensive? well, this trie— for kids so expensive? well, this this question, patrick comes around sort of once every 12 to 12 to 24 months. i think, you know, we have to realise we're not actually comparing like for like here with the eton

college. one would hope that, you know, those, those children that go to eton want to learn, want to conform, want to engage in, in the education with young offenders institute. these are for young adults that have been sent there by the courts for a punishment. and that is what orieon— punishment. and that is what orieon ie. — punishment. and that is what orieon ie. ite— punishment. and that is what prison is. it's a— punishment. and that is what prison is. it's a taking away of liberty. so prison is. it's a taking away of liberty . so they don't want prison is. e “g e so they don't want to liberty. so they don't want to be liberty. so they don't want to te tnere. — liberty. so they don't want to te tnere. iney— liberty. so they don't want to be there. they don't- e so they don't want to be there. they don't want to engege— be there. they don't want to engege in— be there. they don't want to engege in tne— be there. they don't want to engage in the education side of tninge. — engage in the education side of tninge. so— engage in the education side of tninge. so ite— engage in the education side of things. so it's it— engage in the education side of things. g g : engage in the education side of things. g : iiti. things. so it's it does require more staff per per prisoner. um, and, and of course, staff is your greatest asset and they are the most expensive and i think with regards to the solitary confinement, i think , you know, confinement, i think, you know, i know i've read the report out on cookham wood and i think the prison service has put in a lot

of procedures and a new governor in place to try and address the solitary confinement. but it doesit solitary confinement. but it does it does kind of make me make me wonder when people say, you know, children, we're sending children to prison. these are young adults. these are between 17 and 21. so you know, they're not like, you know, they're not like, you know, we're not getting out the kinect for to play a game here. no no, look, vanessa, look, i've got i suppose i've got to ask the question, what it is the chance of rehabilitation. if you are between 18 and 21- if e o“ if you are between 18 and 21 and you tind— are between 18 and 21 and you tind youreeit— are between 18 and 21 and you find yourself in— are between 18 and 21 and you find yourself in somewhere like eooting— find yourself in somewhere like eooting wood— find yourself in somewhere like cooking wood-cost- find yourself in somewhere like cooking wood cost of the cooking wood at the cost of the tevpeyer. — cooking wood at the cost of the tevpeyer. ot— cooking wood at the cost of the tevpeyer. ot zit— cooking wood at the cost of the taxpayer, of 275 grand year in taxpayer, of 275 grand a year in eoiitery— taxpayer, of 275 grand a year in solitary confinement, is there an solitary confinement, is there en ergunent— solitary confinement, is there an argument-say- solitary confinement, is there an argument say it would be an argument to say it would be better— an argument to say it would be better sending— an argument to say it would be better sending those kids to tton— better sending those kids to tton or— better sending those kids to tton or young— better sending those kids to eton or young adults ? / eton or young adults? yeah, wed.— eton or young adults? yeah, weti. i— eton or young adults? yeah, well, i suppose— eton or young adults? yeah, well, i suppose there is an, you know, a possibility that they do better at eton. there is also a possibility that they wouldn't. but i'm fortunately the courts these days don't send young

adults to eton college and i'm not sure that eton college would would be over thrilled at that prospect. you know, these are troubled teenagers. they are at a particular hormonal age and of course, a prison mirrors society . and we unfortunately read every other day there's a stabbing, there's a serious injury or there's a murder of some young person . and that is some young person. and that is reflected in in in in in prisons, local prisons like like cookham wood. i noticed , you cookham wood. i noticed, you know, they've had a lot of weapons, fines and that that prisoners don't feel safe . well, prisoners don't feel safe. well, thatis prisoners don't feel safe. well, that is part of the prisons job is to is to protect those prisoners whilst whilst protecting society and keeping them in prison . vanessa thank them in prison. vanessa thank you very much for your time. vanessa frake there, retired orieon— vanessa frake there, retired prison governor— vanessa frake there, retired prison governor and author, just reeeting— prison governor and author, just reeeting to— prison governor and author, just reacting to that— prison governor and author, just reacting to that quite startling news costs around 275 news that it costs around 275 grend— news that it costs around 275 grend e— news that it costs around 275 grend e yeer— news that it costs around 275 grend e yeer to— news that it costs around 275 grand a year to put someone in a young— grand a year to put someone in a young ottendere— grand a year to put someone in a young offenders and yes, young offenders unit. and yes, tnet— young offenders unit. and yes, tnet-eiv— young offenders unit. and yes, that-six times- young offenders unit. and yes, that-six times as- young offenders unit. and yes, that six times as much that is around six times as much

as that is around six times as much eeldoee— that is around six times as much eeldoee eoet— that is around six times as much asldoes cost to— that is around six times as much asldoes cost to send- that is around six times as much as does cost to send them to as it does cost to send them to tton. — as it does cost to send them to tton. -tnere-e— as it does cost to send them to eton. _there's a— as it does cost to send them to eton. there's a great eton. now, there's a great etnoepnere— eton. now, there's a great atmosphere-at- eton. now, there's a great atmosphere at buckingham atmosphere here at buckingham teteee— atmosphere here at buckinghami teteee—ne palace. ladies and gents, let me tedi— palace. ladies and gents, let me ted—vou- palace. ladies and gents, let me teii—vou een- palace. ladies and gents, let me tell—you can see| tell you that much. you can see some _crowd behind - tell you that much. you can see some crowd behind me and some of the crowd behind me and ot— some of the crowd behind me and ot tne— some of the crowd behind me and some of the buzz— some of the crowd behind me and some of the buzz behind me here. and— some of the buzz behind me here. and-get— some of the buzz behind me here. and-get out— some of the buzz behind me here. and-get out and- some of the buzz behind me here. and get out and about and i want to get out and about witn— and i want to get out and about witn tne— and i want to get out and about witn tne tene— and i want to get out and about with the fans-are- with the fans who are celebrating- with the fans who are- celebrating-event. celebrating a historic event. so inltew— celebrating a historic event. so inlfew minutes,— celebrating a historic event. so in few minutes, i'm going to celebrating a historic event. so in andv minutes, i'm going to celebrating a historic event. so in and speak tes, i'm going to celebrating a historic event. so in and speak to i, i'm going to celebrating a historic event. so in and speak to somegoing to celebrating a historic event. so in and speak to some of ng to celebrating a historic event. so in and speak to some of the o go and speak to some of the royei— go and speak to some of the royal superfans._ go and speak to some of the royal superfans. and i think we eeniegree— royal superfans. and i think we can-agree that— royal superfans. and i think we can agree that absolutely can all agree that absolutely notning— can all agree that absolutely nothing could— can all agree that absolutely nothing could go wrong there. can all agree that absolutely notipatrickild go wrong there. can all agree that absolutely notipatrick christys'ong there. can all agree that absolutely notipatrick christys'ong thinews. i'm patrick christys on gb news. we i'm patrick christys on gb news. we—nee— i'm patrick christys on gb news. we—nee .-

on gb news, the people's channel. britain is watching . channel. britain is watching. yes, hello, everybody. now, this is yes, hello, everybody. now, this ie very— yes, hello, everybody. now, this ie very nuen— yes, hello, everybody. now, this ie very nuen ny— yes, hello, everybody. now, this is very much my favourite bit of the is very much my favourite bit of tne enow— is very much my favourite bit of tne enow .— is very much my favourite bit of tne enow . i— is very much my favourite bit of the show. i am— is very much my favourite bit of the show. i am out— is very much my favourite bit of the show. i am out on the mound end— the show. i am out on the mound end we— the show. i am out on the mound and we can see as— the show. i am out on the mound and we can see as the and we can see as well the erowde— and we can see as well the crowds-building.- and we can see as well the crowds building. there's and we can see as well the crowds passing ding. there's and we can see as well the crowds passing ding. tthere. now people passing along there. now eeriier— people passing along there. now eeriierlout— people passing along there. now earlier-out of— people passing along there. now earlier out of these speakers earlier on out of these speakers neret— earlier on out of these speakers neret-oieying- here, they were playing the uetionei— here, they were playing the national anthem and they're getting— national anthem and they're getting _ little - national anthem and they're getting little bit getting ready for a little bit of-rehearsal- getting ready for a little bit of rehearsal every now and of a dry rehearsal every now and egein— of a dry rehearsal every now and egeint you-ii— of a dry rehearsal every now and again, you'll hear— of a dry rehearsal every now and again, you'll hear whistles again, you'll hear the whistles go, again, you'll hear the whistles gov—past. go, police cars driving past and oeeeeioneiiy— go, police cars driving past and occasionally a— go, police cars driving past and occasionally a member the occasionally a member of the toyed— occasionally a member of the toyed-wnne- occasionally a member of the. royal-whips-behind royal family whips along behind tnen —eer -

royal family whips along behind tnen—eer. nutl them in their big royal car. but i them in their big royal car. but i went— them in their big royal car. but i went to— them in their big royal car. but i want to talk— them in their big royal car. but i want to talk to— them in their big royal car. but i want to talk to some of the people— i want to talk to some of the wow! noev— i want to talk to some of the people who've come camp people who've come to camp out. and—tnet- and i've got a feeling that tneee— and i've got a feeling that tneee two— and i've got a feeling that these two here— and i've got a feeling that these two here are very special indeed. — these two here are very special indeed. so— these two here are very special indeed. so-how- these two here are very special indeed. so how you? indeed. so hello, how are you? wnet-e—i-nl what's your name? yeah i'm rutie. — what's your name? yeah i'm julie. _boyzlife- what's your name? yeah i'm julie. ”(t and what's your name? yeah i'm - julie. _boyzlife. and your julie. robert boyzlife. and your tee— julie. robert boyzlife. and your tee in— julie. robert boyzlife. and your name is? i'm robert.— julie. 7 ”(t and your name is? i'm robert. yeah now, tiret— name is? i'm robert. yeah now, tint—ere- name is? i'm robert. yeah now, tiret—ere you- name is? i'm robert. yeah now, tiret—ere you i name is? i'm robert. yeah now,| first—are you . are first and foremost, are you. are you.— first and foremost, are you. are you. toure— first and foremost, are you. are you. you're together. are you? vre— you. you're together. are you? we ere— you. you're together. are you? we . — you. you're together. are you? we . ve— you. you're together. are you? we are. we-have- you. you're together. are you? we are . �*rtvr�*tit “ you. you're together. are you?- we are . we. have been for 37 we are. we are. have been for 37 years. yes. now. now, years. yesterday yes. now. now, iediee— years. yesterday yes. now. now, iediee end— years. yesterday yes. now. now, ladies and gentlemen- years. yesterday yes. now. now, ladies and gentlemen ,- /: yes. now. now, ladies and gentlemen , i know ladies and gentlemen, i know everybody— ladies and gentlemen, i know everybody-tne- ladies and gentlemen, i know everybody this and everybody watching this and iietening— everybody watching this and iietening to— everybody watching this and listening to this will want to wien— listening to this will want to- wien—wedding wish them a very happy wedding ennivereery— wish them a very happy wedding anniversary yesterday. yeah. anniversary for yesterday. yeah. and— anniversary for yesterday. yeah. and you— anniversary for yesterday. yeah. and you commemorated your how nenye— and you commemorated your how nenye ei— and you commemorated your how nenye oi yeere— and you commemorated your how nenye oi yeere in— and you commemorated your how many? 37 years in a— and you commemorated your how many? 37 years in a tent last nignt— many? 37 years in a tent last nignt on— many? 37 years in a tent last nignt on tne— many? 37 years in a tent last night on the mound. i tell you what,— night on the mound. i tell you what, i— night on the mound. i tell you what, i euoooee— night on the mound. i tell you what, i suppose what he said he going— what, i suppose what he said he going to— what, i suppose what he said he was going to take— what, i suppose what he said he was going to take you to buckingham _ was going to take you to buckingham palace. mean, buckingham palace. i mean, you nuet— buckingham palace. i mean, you nuet-teen— buckingham palace. i mean, you nuet-teen neppy- buckingham palace. i mean, you must been happy about that. must have been happy about that. war.— must have been happy about that. well, - absolutely _ must have been happy about that. well, - absolutely lutely. - well, yeah, absolutely lutely. like say, it's the night like i say, it's the first night of 37 years. but of camping in 37 years. but yeah, was an experience. it yeah, it was an experience. it was. okay. was okay. was. it's okay. it was okay. okay. well, we worth it was worth making the trip, so. yeah, it's worth making the trip ni— yeah, it's worth making the trip 1 en— yeah, it's worth making the trip now-i eee— yeah, it's worth making the trip now.-i can see that- yeah, it's worth making the trip now. i can see that you've now. sir, i can see that you've otvioueiy— obviously got a fabulous uniform on here. so why does the combination— on here. so why does the combination mean so to you? combination mean so much to you? vett— combination mean so much to you? wet, otvioueiy— combination mean so much to you? wet, otvioueiy ,— combination mean so much to you? well, obviously , i'm— combination mean so much to you? well, obviously , i'm veteran well, obviously, i'm a veteran of well, obviously, i'm a veteran ot—toyei- well, obviously, i'm a veteran of_royal tank- of the second royal tank iteginent—

of the second royal tank iteginent . — of the second royal tank regiment. we- of the second royal tank regiment. �*rtvr�*tit of the second royal tank regiment . �*rtvr�*tit of the second royal tank regiment. t of the second royal tank— regiment . we have the royal tank regiment. we have the royal tank regiment. we have the royal tank regiment flag facing that way. but obviously, you know, king charles. the third is the commander in chief of the british and also british armed forces and also the commander in chief of the royal regiment so, yeah, the commander in chief of the roy to regiment so, yeah, the commander in chief of the roy to be regiment so, yeah, the commander in chief of the royto be herejiment so, yeah, the commander in chief of the royto be here forant so, yeah, the commander in chief of the roy to be here for the so, yeah, got to be here for the coronation yeah, absolutely. and as coronation yeah, absolutely. and eelveteren— coronation yeah, absolutely. and eelveteren ,— coronation yeah, absolutely. and eelveteren . it— coronation yeah, absolutely. and aslveteran , it really— o“ yeah, absolutely. and as veteran , it really does as a veteran, it really does e iot— as a veteran, it really does mean a lot because mean a lot to you because preeunetiy— mean a lot to you because presumably you- mean a lot to you because presumably you have fought presumably you will have fought for presumably you will have fought tor-reeiiy— presumably you will have fought tor-reeiiy et— presumably you will have fought for-really at one- presumably you will have fought for really at one point. for his mum really at one point. vett— for his mum really at one point. veii. yes.— for his mum really at one point. well, yes, exactly. _ for his mum really at one point. well, yes, exactly. obviously queen elizabeth, when was queen elizabeth, when she was alive, in the army 70s and alive, i was in the army 70s and 80s, obviously queen elizabeth. the second was the commander in chief then. so best boss i ever had. oh, chief then. so best boss i ever had . oh, well, lovely. that's had. oh, well, lovely. that's a really nice thing. and i've just got to ask you, before i leave you in peace next year, where are you going to make and take you for wedding you for your wedding anniversary? well, he took me to the anniversary? well, he took me to tne-notei— anniversary? well, he took me to the-hotel.london- the tower hotel for london neretnont— the tower hotel for london- marathon,_might marathon, so hopefully it might tete— marathon, so hopefully it might tee—on.- marathon, so hopefully it mighti tete—ot. youre take me back there. oh, you're right.— take me back there. oh, you're right. well, you better. you better mate. better get saving, mate. you better get saving, mate. you better okay i'll get better get saving. okay i'll get running as well. now we're going to on down because to head on down this way because there's special there's another very special individual here. and going individual here. and i'm going to not step on his oil to try and not step on his oil paintings. around the paintings. let's come around the other i think if we

other side of him. i think if we can and we'll get a better shot. hello, good man. how you? hello, my good man. how are you? yes. now, what's your name? i was you're was going to ask what you're doing, pretty obvious, was going to ask what you're doingit? pretty obvious, was going to ask what you're doingit? let'setty obvious, was going to ask what you're doingit? let's get obvious, was going to ask what you're doingit? let's get this ous, was going to ask what you're doingit? let's get this in., isn't it? but let's get this in. come what's your name? come on. what's your name? charles minty. charles minty. that bell. you that name rings a bell. were you by chance named after? by any chance named after? after i born, the day that after i was born, the day that eneriee— after i was born, the day that eneriee got— after i was born, the day that charles got married to diana, after i was born, the day that charlof got married to diana, after i was born, the day that charlof july,narried to diana, after i was born, the day that charlof july, 1981.ed to diana, after i was born, the day that charlof july, 1981. s00 diana, after i was born, the day that charlof july, 1981. so my ana, after i was born, the day that charlof july, 1981. so my father 29th of july, 1981. so my father felt 29th of july, 1981. so my father teit ne— 29th of july, 1981. so my father felt he couldn't.— 29th of july, 1981. so my father felt he couldn't. couldn't reeiiy— felt he couldn't. couldn't reetty eeii— felt he couldn't. couldn't really call me— felt he couldn't. couldn't really call me anything except eneriee. — really call me anything except eneriee. so— really call me anything except charles. so hence— really call me anything except charles. so hence why i'm called eneriee. — charles. so hence why i'm called charles. fantastic. _ charles. so hence why i'm called charles. fantastic. i— charles. so hence why i'm called charles. ti. “ g charles. fantastic. i mean, it is obviously a stellar name. a royal name, right . well, what's royal name, right. well, what's going on here? well, i'm trying to eeoture— going on here? well, i'm trying to eepture tne— going on here? well, i'm trying to capture the scene.- go “g o“ “(tiit7 well, i'm trying to capture the scene. it's a tee— to capture the scene. it's a dey— to capture the scene. it's a dey. and— to capture the scene. it's a nice day. and the flags are trying— nice day. and the flags are ttying end— nice day. and the flags are flying and there's loads of reorie— flying and there's loads of ww“! end— flying and there's loads of people and people in tents , people and people in tents, otvioueiy— people and people in tents, obviously. so— people and people in tents, obviously. so there's going to be e— obviously. so there's going to be e tit— obviously. so there's going to be e tit ot— obviously. so there's going to be a bit of tense. _ obviously. so there's going to be a bit of tense. there's going to te— be a bit of tense. there's going to be you— be a bit of tense. there's going to be you een— be a bit of tense. there's going to be you can see— be a bit of tense. there's going to be you can see the flags teting— to be you can see the flags teting eneee.— to be you can see the flags taking shape. hopefully the weetner— taking shape. hopefully the weather might— taking shape. hopefully the weather might hold a bit longer teeeuee— weather might hold a bit longer teeeuee i— weather might hold a bit longer because i haven't— weather might hold a bit longer because i haven't finished, but yeen— because i haven't finished, but yeen i-ve— because i haven't finished, but yeen. r-ve got— because i haven't finished, but yeen. r-ve got e— because i haven't finished, but yeah, i've got a lot to do. as you— yeah, i've got a lot to do. as you een— yeah, i've got a lot to do. as you can see, it's— yeah, i've got a lot to do. as you can see, it's a- yeah, i've got a lot to do. as you can see, it's a barely eterted— you can see, it's a barely started really— you can see, it's a barely started really well , no, but i started really well, no, but i tite— started really well, no, but i iite to— started really well, no, but i iite to eee— started really well, no, but i like to see the— started really well, no, but i like to see the fact that you've immortalised_ like to see the fact that you've immortalised the _ like to see the fact that you've immortalised the gb news

troedeeet— immortalised the gb news broadcast tent— immortalised the gb news broadcast tent there, which is tetuioue— broadcast tent there, which is tetuioue . — broadcast tent there, which is fabulous . i broadcast tent there, which is fabulous. i lft�*iiifilee fabulous. fantastic. well, money, i imagine , and lots of money, i imagine, and lots of it. but but how long do you think this is all going to for take you? uh, well . well, i take you? uh, well. well, i might take you? uh, well. well, i nignt epeed— take you? uh, well. well, i nignt epeed ue— take you? uh, well. well, i might speed up a- take you? uh, well. well, i might speed up a bit- (j “ well, i might speed up a bit and because it's might speed up a bit and because it-e going— might speed up a bit and because it-e going to— might speed up a bit and because it-e going to get— might speed up a bit and because it's going to get dark , maybe it's going to get dark, maybe wnet— it's going to get dark, maybe wnet tine— it's going to get dark, maybe what time is— it's going to get dark, maybe what time is sunset? lft�*iiifilee what time is sunset? well, i don-t— what time is sunset? well, i dont know— what time is sunset? well, i dont know .— what time is sunset? well, i don't know , but it normally when don't know, but it normally when my show finishes. but i'm going to around around 7 pm, 730. to say around around 7 pm, 730. so it's gotta be finished by then. so come back a few then. so come back in a few noure— then. so come back in a few noure-tit— then. so come back in a few hours. -i'll tell- then. so come back in a few hours. -i'll tell you- so come back in a few hours. i'll tell you what, hours. well i'll tell you what, in — hours. well i'll tell you what, in _to— hours. well i'll tell you what, in _to eoe— hours. well i'll tell you what, i'm-to come back- hours. well i'll tell you what, i'm to come back the next i'm going to come back the next tour.— i'm going to come back the next noue-eit— i'm going to come back the next hour,-all right. - i'm going to come back the next hour,-all right. but. hour, if that's all right. but ttent— hour, if that's all right. but ttent you— hour, if that's all right. but thank you-much- hour, if that's all right. but thank you much keep up thank you very much and keep up the work. and been the good work. and it's been fantastic now. fantastic to meet you. now. okay. going keep okay. we're just going to keep going bit, i think. why going a little bit, i think. why not? i mean, quite literally, anything. we're going anything. oh, no. we're going we're turn we're getting told to turn around see why i can around and i can see why i can see why. who am i to? talking hello. what's your name? olivia olivia. here for the olivia. and are you here for the coronation what are olivia. and are you here for the coromosti what are olivia. and are you here for the coromost looking what are olivia. and are you here for the coromost looking forwardt are olivia. and are you here for the core most looking forward to, �*e olivia. and are you here for the coromost looking forward to, do you most looking forward to, do you most looking forward to, do you olivia erg. i'm you think? olivia erg. i'm seeing king charles. - you think? olivia erg. i'm seeing king charles. seeing king charles? you'd charles? is there anything you'd like charles? um like to say to king charles? um maybe. luck. good luck . we maybe. good luck. good luck. we come from zambia . oh, you've come from zambia. oh, you've

eti— come from zambia. oh, you've come all the way from zambia , is come all the way from zambia, is that right? goodness me. how long did it take you to get here? uh a ten hour flight. it's a ten hour flight. you've got an interpreter here i could see for hours to get to nairobi. so 14 hours. 14 hours. and was it worth it ? yes. and what do you worth it? yes. and what do you make of being here at buckingham palace and on the mall ? uh palace and on the mall? uh colourful suit up , enjoyable and colourful suit up, enjoyable and colourful suit up, enjoyable and colourful. oh, colourful suit up, enjoyable and colourful . oh, lovely. colourful suit up, enjoyable and colourful. oh, lovely. well, talking of people who are enjoyable and colourful, i can't help but notice that you've got a crown on. yes, there we go. hello. what's your name? susan susan. fantastic. where susan. fantastic. and where do you get the crown from? from windsor outside. windsor castle, just outside. so windsor castle, just outside. so-ie— windsor castle, just outside. so-ie e— windsor castle, just outside. so-is a proper. a- windsor castle, just outside. a proper so that is a proper. a proper royal so that is a proper. a proper royet erown— so that is a proper. a proper royal crown from _ so that is a proper. a proper royal crown from the- a proper royal crown from the royal norougn.— royal crown from the royal norougn. ite— royal crown from the royal borough. it's from the royal norougn. — borough. it's from the royal norougn. ite— borough. it's from the royal borough. it's just- borough. it's from the royal borough. . “ borough. it's from the royal borough. “ borough. it's from the royal borough. . “ borough. it's just in one of the little shops outside the castle. oh, absolutely magnificent. okay-— oh, absolutely magnificent. otey. so— oh, absolutely magnificent. otey. so er— oh, absolutely magnificent. okay. so are you— oh, absolutely magnificent. okay. so are you here?- oh, absolutely magnificent. okay. so are you here? are you camping are you doing? camping out? what are you doing? we to a look around we came up to have a look around to eee— we came up to have a look around to wnere— we came up to have a look around to wnere we— we came up to have a look around to see where we might on to see where we might stand on for to see where we might stand on tor—eetuei- for saturday the actual coronation. _ for saturday the actual coronation. you for saturday the actual coronation. -you to for saturday the actual coronation.-you to be. coronation. are you going to be. are-going— coronation. are you going to be. are-going-scouting- coronation. are you going to be. are-going-scouting it. are you going to be scouting it out now? got i've got to

out now? i've got i've got to break it to you. we're going to be doing well, think i think be doing a well, i think i think you're the right be doing a well, i think i think you'ihere. the right be doing a well, i think i think you'ihere. but the right be doing a well, i think i think you'ihere. but i'vethe right be doing a well, i think i think you'ihere. but i've gotright be doing a well, i think i think you'ihere. but i've got to �*it be doing a well, i think i think you'ihere. but i've got to break spot here. but i've got to break it because as far as it to you, because as far as we're aware, we're getting a special weather later. special weather report later. but this is a lovely, sunny weather we've now. it weather that we've got now. it might and we might end up might break and we might end up with of rain. is with a little bit of rain. is that going to put you off? no, it won't. no, no. we'll be prepered. — it won't. no, no. we'll be prepered. on.— it won't. no, no. we'll be prepared. oh, god.- it won't. no, no. we'll be prepared. oh, god. all prepared. oh, god. okay. all right. well, look, just right. well, look, i'm just going if i can just keep going to see if i can just keep walking down a little here, going to see if i can just keep vtthink. down a little here, going to see if i can just keep vtthink. thank a little here, going to see if i can just keep vtthink. thank youtle here, going to see if i can just keep vtthink. thank you very here, going to see if i can just keep vtthink. thank you very much. i think. thank you very much. and is, course, another and there is, of course, another lady here. fabulous lady who people might remember from yesterday. she's also got a crown she's her crown on and she's getting her picture minute. picture taken at the minute. she's famous, i can i say she's famous, i think. can i say a hello to you? is that a quick hello to you? is that all now, earlier on, all right? now? now, earlier on, i actually had a quick look around around some of the tents here, our viewers here, didn't i? so our viewers may but how are here, didn't i? so our viewers may how but how are here, didn't i? so our viewers mayhow are but how are here, didn't i? so our viewers mayhow are you but how are here, didn't i? so our viewers mayhow are you finding how are here, didn't i? so our viewers mayhow are you finding it? are you how are you finding it? yeah, i'm really thank yeah, i'm really good, thank you.— yeah, i'm really good, thank you-tn— yeah, i'm really good, thank you. i'm enjoying the you. yeah i'm enjoying the camaraderie.— you. yeah i'm enjoying the camaraderie. just say camaraderie. can i just say you toot— camaraderie. can i just say youi toot—iedy look remarkably fresh for a lady wno-e— look remarkably fresh for a lady wno-e-eenoing— look remarkably fresh for a lady who's camping out all who's been camping out all nignt. — who's been camping out all nignt. i— who's been camping out all nignt. i know.— who's been camping out all night. i know. well there's. i-ve— night. i know. well there's. i-ve-ot— night. i know. well there's. i've-of things- night. i know. well there's. i've of things with night. i know. well there's.- i've-of things with me, i've got lots of things with me, so i've got lots of things with me, eo-to— i've got lots of things with me, eo-to-treen. - i've got lots of things with me, eo-to-treen. i i've got lots of things with me,| so _to -fresh. and so i'm able to keep fresh. and youre— so i'm able to keep fresh. and you're-regretting- so i'm able to keep fresh. and you're regretting was so i'm able to keep fresh. and yothow regretting was so i'm able to keep fresh. and yothow wastgretting was so i'm able to keep fresh. and yothow was itetting was so i'm able to keep fresh. and yothow was it lastg was so i'm able to keep fresh. and yothow was it last nightvas so i'm able to keep fresh. and yothow was it last night out it? how was it last night out here? it was. it got really

entity.— here? it was. it got really arty, tut— here? it was. it got really chilly, but i've— here? it was. it got really chilly, but i've got- “(tiit7 . it got really chilly, but i've got plenty of eiotnee— chilly, but i've got plenty of clothes and _ chilly, but i've got plenty of clothes and ended up having to deep— clothes and ended up having to eieeo-eoet— clothes and ended up having to sleep-coat inside- clothes and ended up having to sleep coat inside my sleep in my coat inside my eteeping— sleep in my coat inside my eteeping-nut- sleep in my coat inside my sleeping but was okay sleeping bag. but it was okay ineide— sleeping bag. but it was okay. ineide—otey. sleeping bag. but it was okay. ineirigtt—otey. sleeping bag. but it was okay. insiright. well,_0kay. sleeping bag. but it was okay. insiright. well, there-okay. sleeping bag. but it was okay insi ” g mzzz "wfizz sleeping bag. but it was okay insiflgfi mzzz gfizflz go all right. well, there we go. well, just ask you well, now, can i just ask you a little favour? all little favour? is that all right? i i'm going right? because i think i'm going to to throw it to the end to have to throw it to the end of the hour in just a second. but before i sign off, there but before i sign off, is there any might be able to any chance i might be able to pinch thank very pinch your crown? thank you very much. okay well, much. here we go. okay well, look, gentlemen, look, ladies and gentlemen, i hope much hope you're having as much fun as here on mound. as i am out here on the mound. i'm be you for the i'm going to be with you for the next couple of is patrick next couple of hours. is patrick christys got christys a gb news? i've got loads coming your way throughout the rest of this the course of the rest of this show. right. well, the course of the rest of this swill right. well, the course of the rest of this swill see right. well, the course of the rest of this swill see you right. well, the course of the rest of this swill see you all right. well, the course of the rest of this swill see you all ria�*nt. well, the course of the rest of this swill see you all ria tick. ell, i will see you all in a tick. i better get back to the studio. i don't oh, i believe. don't know. yeah oh, i believe. oh no. sorry, everybody. i thought to go. thought i got the signal to go. well, there we go. anything can happen about well, there we go. anything can hathen about well, there we go. anything can hathe n there about well, there we go. anything can hathe n there we about well, there we go. anything can hathen there we are. about well, there we go. anything can hathen there we are. so,about well, there we go. anything can hathelet's. there we are. so,about well, there we go. anything can hathelet's. let's'e we are. so,about look, let's. let's keep wandering shall wandering down, shall we? so, like, saying before, like, i was saying before, we had speakers out had a load of these speakers out earlier you can see that earlier on, and you can see that they're going be playing they're going to be playing out a of dress a little bit of a dress rehearsal. so hopefully a little bit show when bit later on in the show when i'm from my gb i'm camped up there from my gb news we're going news station there, we're going to fanfares to be hearing some fanfares coming practising coming out and a practising of the the coronation,

the choirs and the coronation, etcetera. so that will be all really nice, think, really rather nice, i think, won't it? we coming won't it? and if we keep coming walking this way as well, the crowds and crowds are all coming and funnelling crowds are all coming and funnethey're kind of getting here. they're kind of getting shouted a lot. i've here. they're kind of getting sho aed a lot. i've here. they're kind of getting sho a couple a lot. i've here. they're kind of getting sho a couple of a lot. i've here. they're kind of getting sho a couple of peoplet. i've here. they're kind of getting sho a couple of people here; got a couple of people here as well, though, sir. hello. i believe you've come all the way from right? wow from bolton. is that right? wow you've got your info, you you've got your info, right? you don-t.— you've got your info, right? you amt—thaw- you've got your info, right? youi don't._that? yeah. don't. you what was that? yeah. go don't. you what was that? yeah. eo-so— don't. you what was that? yeah. also how— don't. you what was that? yeah. also how are— don't. you what was that? yeah. go-so how are you- don't. you what was that? yeah. go so how are you finding go on. so how are you finding it here?— go on. so how are you finding it hem—great. - here? oh, it's. it's great. yeah, this here? oh, it's. it's great. i yeah,_this life. here? oh, it's. it's great. - yeah,_this life. it yeah, yeah, yeah. this life. it is.-oon-t— yeah, yeah, yeah. this life. it is.-don't swear- yeah, yeah, yeah. this life. it is.-don't swear you're. is. yeah. don't swear you're going get some move on. like going to get some move on. like i anything, anything , i said, anything, anything, anything happen anything can actually happen here . i mean, here at the mount. i mean, i'm amazed happened before amazed it hasn't happened before , perfectly honest with , to be perfectly honest with you. go. well, make you. but there we go. well, make sure me here, sure that you stay with me here, because covering because i'm going to be covering the for you. the whole royal brief for you. we're be talking about we're going to be talking about whether the protesters whether or not the protesters are the are going to turn up and if the police doing work on police are doing enough work on them clamp down them to try and clamp down on them. we're also, of course, going to talking the going to be talking about the fact you see, the fact that, as you can see, the commonwealth fact that, as you can see, the comm commonwealth or seven commonwealth nations or six, , are planning six, i think it is, are planning on once king charles on leaving once king charles properly ascends to throne. properly ascends to the throne. but patrick but there we go. patrick christys i'll christys here on gb views. i'll see little bit .

hello hello and welcome to buckingham palace, ladies, gentlemen, i've just about made it back from what was a rather, well, chaotic event there out on the mound. but you love to see it as the atmosphere builds up. we are just two days to go now until the first combination for 70 and gb news is the 70 years. and gb news is the place for the best coverage of the day. so there we go. make sure you stay locked in to us. we'll have loads. today we are doing a bit of royal news. we are of course not doing. we are doing some other news isn't doing some other news that isn't royal as well. so we're going to be talking fact that be talking about the fact that william kate were and william and kate were out and about. going about. we're also going to be talking about about the talking as well about about the fact they've been the fact that they've been on the tube variety of tube and in a variety of different well. different pubs as well. apparently heir the apparently and the heir to the throne his throne continued his preparations saturday by preparations on saturday by going, yes, like i said to the pub and find out what happened when william and kate went to a

boozer central london. and boozer in central london. and you can see them there pulling a couple of pints and no doubt not staggering out of it. in the way that to as well. but that i used to as well. but loads coming your way. loads more coming your way. patrick christys here on . gb news. hey ladies and gentlemen. so i'm going to be talking about- £2 a“: 3" so i'm going to be talking about the fact— going to be talking about the fact that— going to be talking about the fact that apparently six commonwealth countries now want to leave— commonwealth countries now want to leave me— commonwealth countries now want to leave the commonwealth and enee— ditch the monarchy once king eeeuee— ditch the monarchy once king wenee-ee— ditch the monarchy once king charles _to the- ditch the monarchy once king charles to the throne. charles ascends to the throne. rm — charles ascends to the throne. rm eee— charles ascends to the throne. rm also going— charles ascends to the throne. i'm also going-talking. i'm also going to be talking about police are about whether or not police are going too heavy handed or going to be too heavy handed or not heavy handed, enough with the protesters. supposedly, republican groups are on their way to get their particular patches up in advance of patches set up in advance of the coronation. are going to coronation. police are going to be using facial recognition technology to tabs technology in order to keep tabs on but means they're on them, but that means they're going to be using that technology us. i'm going

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for we— london workers about their plans for the busy— london workers about their plans for the busy bank— london workers about their plans for the busy bank holiday weekend— for the busy bank holiday weekend .— for the busy bank holiday weekend . meanwhile, a fly—past weekend. meanwhile, a fly—past to weekend. meanwhile, a fly—past we celebrate— weekend. meanwhile, a fly—past to celebrate the— weekend. meanwhile, a fly—past to celebrate the coronation cowe— to celebrate the coronation eewe be— to celebrate the coronation could be cancelled due to fereeeee— could be cancelled due to forecast bad— could be cancelled due to forecast bad weather. the wwweww— forecast bad weather. the wwweww ef— forecast bad weather. the ministry of defence has warned it cowe— ministry of defence has warned it could hamper— ministry of defence has warned it could hamper the ability of eneee— it could hamper the ability of woe ee— it could hamper the ability of woe we fw— it could hamper the ability of pilots to fly safely . pilots to fly safely. forecasters- pilots to fly safely. forecasters expect london to pilots to fly safely. _ forecasters expect london to be ewewew— forecasters expect london to be ewewew ene— forecasters expect london to be cloudy and we— forecasters expect london to be cloudy and wet on— forecasters expect london to be cloudy and wet on saturday with renew— cloudy and wet on saturday with rainfall forecast _ cloudy and wet on saturday with rainfall forecast around lunchtime.— rainfall forecast around lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft from— lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft were we— lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft were the royal— lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft from the royal navy, the british army— from the royal navy, the british army and— from the royal navy, the british army and we— from the royal navy, the british army and the royal air force, weeding— army and the royal air force, including the _ army and the royal air force, including the red arrows , are including the red arrows, are eeweewee— including the red arrows, are scheduled to _ including the red arrows, are scheduled to fly— including the red arrows, are scheduled to fly over the mile and— scheduled to fly over the mile and buckingham— scheduled to fly over the mile and buckingham palace at around 215 and buckingham palace at around we en— and buckingham palace at around 215 on international news. and uwewe-e— 215 on international news. and ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy— ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy ewe— ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy says vladimir putin meet— zelenskyy says vladimir putin mwee be— zelenskyy says vladimir putin must be brought— zelenskyy says vladimir putin must be brought to justice for the must be brought to justice for we we— must be brought to justice for we w— must be brought to justice for the war in his— must be brought to justice for the war in his country. he made the war in his country. he made we eemeeee— the war in his country. he made the comments during a meeting at the hague— the comments during a meeting at we weewe where— the comments during a meeting at the hague where the international criminal court is tweed.— international criminal court is eeeee. w— international criminal court is based. it comes— international criminal court is based. it comes after ukraine eeie— based. it comes after ukraine eewe w— based. it comes after ukraine eewe we ewee— based. it comes after ukraine said it shot down— based. it comes after ukraine said it shot down 18 of 24 ee— said it shot down 18 of 24 ee w— said it shot down 18 of 24 drones in an— said it shot down 18 of 24 drones in an overnight attack . drones in an overnight attack. we— drones in an overnight attack. the bombardment followed a ewwe— the bombardment followed a ewwe ee— the bombardment followed a strike on the— the bombardment followed a strike on the kremlin with weeeew— strike on the kremlin with moscow having accused kyiv of trying— moscow having accused kyiv of trying ee— moscow having accused kyiv of trying to assassinate president

ewwn. — trying to assassinate president ewwn. of— trying to assassinate president putin. of course,— trying to assassinate president putin. fiwzwfi putin. of course, we all want to see different . vladimir . putin. of course, we all want to see different . vladimir. here in see different. vladimir. here in the hague . the one who deserves the hague. the one who deserves to be sent just for these criminal actions is right here in the capital of the international law. and i am sure we will see that happen when we win . and we will win. we will see that happen when we win . and we will win . volodymyr win. and we will win. volodymyr zelenskyy now donald trump is cutting short his trip to ireland, saying he's going back to new york to confront his accuserin to new york to confront his accuser in a civil rape case. the former us president- the former us president having a good— the former us president having a eeee weee- — the former us president having a good wme. wee— the former us president having a good time. he's been- the former us president having a good time. wz " , c g good time. he's been visiting golf courses and is described as a political attack . he says a political attack. he says he'll probably— c he says he'll probably attend the wearing— he'll probably attend the hearing .— he'll probably attend the hearing . he's- he'll probably attend the hearing . he's been accused of hearing. he's been accused of raping— hearing. he's been accused of raping e— hearing. he's been accused of reerre e rerrrer— hearing. he's been accused of raping a former magazine eerwmwer— raping a former magazine columnist in— raping a former magazine columnist in 1996, a charge he eerree— columnist in 1996, a charge he

eerree .— columnist in 1996, a charge he eerree . rwe— columnist in 1996, a charge he denies. two palestinian gunmen eweeeeree— denies. two palestinian gunmen eweeeeree er— denies. two palestinian gunmen suspected of shooting dead a errrrew— suspected of shooting dead a british israeli— suspected of shooting dead a british israeli woman and her eewewrere— british israeli woman and her daughters have— british israeli woman and her daughters have been killed in an rereew— daughters have been killed in an rereew rere— daughters have been killed in an rereew rere .— daughters have been killed in an israeli raid . meyer— daughters have been killed in an israeli raid . meyer and renard, israeli raid. meyer and renard, wee— israeli raid. meyer and renard, wee wee— israeli raid. meyer and renard, wee zo— israeli raid. meyer and renard, who were 20 and— israeli raid. meyer and renard, who were 20 and 15 years old, eree— who were 20 and 15 years old, died when— who were 20 and 15 years old, died when their— who were 20 and 15 years old, died when their car was targeted in died when their car was targeted we we— died when their car was targeted we we weer— died when their car was targeted in the west bank— died when their car was targeted in the west bank last month . in the west bank last month. rwerr— in the west bank last month. their mother,— in the west bank last month. their mother, lucy, died in weeerrer— their mother, lucy, died in weeerrer e— their mother, lucy, died in hospital a few— their mother, lucy, died in hospital a few days later. rereer— hospital a few days later. rereer eewe— hospital a few days later. israel says a— hospital a few days later. israel says a third militant was eree— israel says a third militant was eree wnee— israel says a third militant was also killed during— israel says a third militant was also killed during the operation . wew— also killed during the operation . new here,— also killed during the operation . now here, voting— also killed during the operation . now here, voting is well underway— . now here, voting is well underway wr— . now here, voting is well underway in local elections with mrrwere— underway in local elections with mwwere er— underway in local elections with millions of people— underway in local elections with millions of people expected to eeer— millions of people expected to eeer wer— millions of people expected to cast their ballot.— millions of people expected to cast their ballot. around 8000 eeere— cast their ballot. around 8000 seats across 230. _ cast their ballot. around 8000 seats across 230. local authorities— seats across 230. local authorities in- seats across 230. local authorities in england are up for authorities in england are up rer ereee— authorities in england are up rer ereee .— authorities in england are up for grabs . four— authorities in england are up for grabs . four mayoral for grabs. four mayoral ereerrerre— for grabs. four mayoral elections are- for grabs. four mayoral elections are taking place in redeem,— elections are taking place in bedford, leicester , mansfield bedford, leicester, mansfield erre— bedford, leicester, mansfield and middlesbrough . it's the very and middlesbrough. it's the very wer— and middlesbrough. it's the very we were— and middlesbrough. it's the very first time voters— and middlesbrough. it's the very first time voters are required to first time voters are required re errew— first time voters are required re errew prere— first time voters are required to show photo id— first time voters are required to show photo id poll polls ereee— to show photo id poll polls ereee er— to show photo id poll polls close at 10:00— to show photo id poll polls close at 10:00 this evening, wire— close at 10:00 this evening, with results— close at 10:00 this evening, with results announced at tomorrow . travellers from tomorrow. travellers from weerrrrew— tomorrow. travellers from heathrow airport are facing ererwewer— heathrow airport are facing disruption and— heathrow airport are facing disruption and delays as eeewrrrw— disruption and delays as security guards take further rrewerrrer—

security guards take further industrial action. that's after weer— industrial action. that's after we mrrwre— industrial action. that's after last minute talks over a pay ereewre— last minute talks over a pay dispute which— last minute talks over a pay dispute which failed yesterday. reee — dispute which failed yesterday. reee were— dispute which failed yesterday. 1400 unite union— dispute which failed yesterday. 1400 unite union members have ererree— 1400 unite union members have ererree e— 1400 unite union members have started a three— 1400 unite union members have started a three day— 1400 unite union members have started a three day walkout reeew— started a three day walkout reeew .— started a three day walkout reeew . rr-e— started a three day walkout today . it's part— started a three day walkout today . it's part of an eight day today. it's part of an eight day ereeremme— today. it's part of an eight day ereeremme er— today. it's part of an eight day programme of strikes throughout the programme of strikes throughout rrre meme— programme of strikes throughout rrre merrw er— programme of strikes throughout rrre merrw er .— programme of strikes throughout the month of . may labour and the the month of. may labour and the weeer— the month of. may labour and the liberal democrats— the month of. may labour and the liberal democrats have called for liberal democrats have called rer e— liberal democrats have called rer e reewer— liberal democrats have called for a robust windfall tax after the for a robust windfall tax after we ew— for a robust windfall tax after we ew ereee— for a robust windfall tax after the oil giant shell reported a ereee— the oil giant shell reported a ererrr er— the oil giant shell reported a profit of £7.66— the oil giant shell reported a profit of £7.66 billion in the wer— profit of £7.66 billion in the we ewerrer— profit of £7.66 billion in the first quarter of— profit of £7.66 billion in the first quarter of this year. sweu— first quarter of this year. shell joined— first quarter of this year. shell joined rivals bp in significantly— shell joined rivals bp in significantly beating expectations. the profits ereeeee— expectations. the profits dropped slightly from the erewewe— dropped slightly from the previous quarter as energy ereee— previous quarter as energy erreee eeeree— previous quarter as energy prices cooled ,— previous quarter as energy prices cooled , but it's still prices cooled, but it's still mering— prices cooled, but it's still making almost— prices cooled, but it's still making almost £1.4 billion more wren— making almost £1.4 billion more were ereeeree— making almost £1.4 billion more were ereeeree .— making almost £1.4 billion more than expected . a— making almost £1.4 billion more than expected . a uk regulator than expected. a uk regulator wee— than expected. a uk regulator has launched— than expected. a uk regulator has launched a— than expected. a uk regulator has launched a review of errrrrerer— has launched a review of artificial intelligence . the artificial intelligence. the reeerr— artificial intelligence. the reeerr re— artificial intelligence. the report is going to be looking at reere— report is going to be looking at reere erre— report is going to be looking at tools and algorithms used to were— tools and algorithms used to train computers— tools and algorithms used to train computers to process and errewee— train computers to process and errewee dere.— train computers to process and analyse data. the— train computers to process and analyse data. the competition erre— analyse data. the competition and werwere—

analyse data. the competition and markets authority is reewerre— and markets authority is reewerre err— and markets authority is focusing on competitiveness and consumer protection. it aims to wre— consumer protection. it aims to ensure the developing technology rer-r— ensure the developing technology isn't misleading— ensure the developing technology isn't misleading people nor giving— isn't misleading people nor giving were— isn't misleading people nor giving them false information . giving them false information. arre— giving them false information. we were,— giving them false information. and lastly, six— giving them false information. and lastly, six green apprenticeships have been eereeree— apprenticeships have been selected to— apprenticeships have been selected to mark the king's cererrerrerr— selected to mark the king's coronation for— selected to mark the king's coronation for their contribution in creating a low cerebr— contribution in creating a low carbon economy.— contribution in creating a low carbon economy. they include low cerebr— carbon economy. they include low eereerr wearing— carbon economy. they include low carbon heating technicians, eewrrrweree— carbon heating technicians, countryside workers and forest ereee— countryside workers and forest ererre eeeere. — countryside workers and forest crafts people. it's— countryside workers and forest crafts people. it's hoped reee-u— crafts people. it's hoped they'll encourage more people to were— they'll encourage more people to were re— they'll encourage more people to were we we— they'll encourage more people to work in the green— they'll encourage more people to work in the green industry . it work in the green industry. it eree— work in the green industry. it eree ereee— work in the green industry. it eree re— work in the green industry. it also aims to ensure the eewrrw-e— also aims to ensure the country's workforce is equipped wire— country's workforce is equipped were we— country's workforce is equipped with the skills— country's workforce is equipped with the skills needed to eweeerr— with the skills needed to eweeerr ree— with the skills needed to support the transition to net wre— support the transition to net zero. the government and emerewere— zero. the government and employers will— zero. the government and employers will use the coronation— employers will use the coronation emblem to promote the eeererrrreeerwee— coronation emblem to promote the apprenticeships selected as the gem— apprenticeships selected as the gold erereere— apprenticeships selected as the gold standard for— apprenticeships selected as the gold standard for green skills rrerrwre— gold standard for green skills rrerrwre .— gold standard for green skills training . ulez_ gold standard for green skills training . ulez gb news. more training. ulez gb news. more ee w— training. ulez gb news. more news as it happens. now back to

. patrick i yes, i . patrick yes, well, welcome back, everybody. patrick christys here at buckingham palace. and i must say absolutely loving it. say i am absolutely loving it. you see the palace behind me you can see the palace behind me there. we've already been up and down be going down the mall. i'll be going back shortly, back to the mall shortly, but i just to say a quick hello just want to say a quick hello to the people to some of the people who are just we can just over here. i think we can maybe little shot of the. just over here. i think we can mayithere little shot of the. just over here. i think we can mayithere we little shot of the. just over here. i think we can mayithere we go. .e shot of the. just over here. i think we can mayithere we go. we've of the. just over here. i think we can mayithere we go. we've got he. hey, there we go. we've got a big wave, everybody. hey fantastic. there's quite a crowd building yeah there go. building here. yeah there we go. fantastic. brilliant people, fantastic. oh brilliant people, right? absolutely right? i'm absolutely loving this must right. okay. this, i must say. right. okay. but we're going to get this but we're going to get to this shock now. shock poll. shock poll now. a shock poll. now that almost isn't it nice. sorry nice to see sorry isn't it nice to see people happy? it is, genuinely. anyway, get anyway, we're going to get to a shock now, half shock poll now, but almost half of the overseas countries where the head of state, the king is the head of state, they to become a republic. they want to become a republic. i really don't think they should, but apparently they do. so well as the uk, 14 nations so as well as the uk, 14 nations have king charles as their head of a majority of of state, but a majority of people in australia and canada

who were asked said that they would vote to get rid of the monarchy and the other countries that favour of being that were in favour of being a republic jamaica , the republic were jamaica, the bahamas, solomon islands and bahamas, the solomon islands and antigua and barbuda. as well. so let's speak now to our royal correspondent, cameron walker, who is at westminster abbey for us. cameron now, i suppose this is a little bit of a deflating poll, isn't it, as we gear up for the coronation but hopefully, hopefully, fingers crossed coronation crossed, the coronation itself might some people who might persuade some people who are on the fence and some of those commonwealth countries are on the fence and some of thosrthey're|onwealth countries are on the fence and some of thosrthey're|onwealththanrtries are on the fence and some of thosrthey're|onwealththan out; that they're better in than out . yeah, it certainly is. patrick, if you / patrick, if you notice over . yeah, it certainly is. - patrick, if you notice over the weer— patrick, if you notice over the weer week— patrick, if you notice over the last week there— patrick, if you notice over the last week there have been a mere— last week there have been a rwmere er— last week there have been a number of polls— last week there have been a number of polls about various re— number of polls about various re ee— number of polls about various issues to do with— number of polls about various issues to do with the royal remrw. — issues to do with the royal remrw. or— issues to do with the royal family. of course, this is just er— family. of course, this is just er wre— family. of course, this is just one of the latest— family. of course, this is just one of the latest ones . barbados one of the latest ones. barbados weee— one of the latest ones. barbados weee re— one of the latest ones. barbados weee re re— one of the latest ones. barbados used to be used— one of the latest ones. barbados used to be used to— one of the latest ones. barbados used to be used to have the where— used to be used to have the british monarch— used to be used to have the british monarch as head of eree— british monarch as head of erere. arre— british monarch as head of state. and then— british monarch as head of state. and then in november 2021,— state. and then in november 2021, we— state. and then in november 2021, the then _ state. and then in november 2021, the then prince charles flew— 2021, the then prince charles flew eer— 2021, the then prince charles flew eer re— 2021, the then prince charles flew out to officially hand it re— flew out to officially hand it over to become— flew out to officially hand it over to become a republic . bc over to become a republic. bc arre— over to become a republic. bc are eerweee— over to become a republic. bc and perhaps there's several reasons as to— and perhaps there's several reasons as to why the polls are ewewrre— reasons as to why the polls are ewewrre wer— reasons as to why the polls are showing that six— reasons as to why the polls are showing that six out of the 14

are showing that six out of the 14 rrre — showing that six out of the 14 are the realms— showing that six out of the 14 are the realms and territories. orwer— are the realms and territories. orwer wren— are the realms and territories. other than the— are the realms and territories. other than the united kingdom warre— other than the united kingdom were re.— other than the united kingdom were re. re— other than the united kingdom wants to. if referendum was wants to. if a referendum was here— wants to. if a referendum was held tomorrow,— wants to. if a referendum was held tomorrow, would want to eeeeme— held tomorrow, would want to eeeeme e— held tomorrow, would want to become a republic. you've seen wre— become a republic. you've seen rrre weer— become a republic. you've seen over the last year,— become a republic. you've seen over the last year, a couple of yeere— over the last year, a couple of yeere were-e— over the last year, a couple of years there's been— over the last year, a couple of years there's been several calls for years there's been several calls rer reeererrerre— years there's been several calls for reparations from various errrererrr— for reparations from various different countries . of course, different countries. of course, harry— different countries. of course, werrw erre— different countries. of course, harry and meghan, with their various bombshells, most various bombshells, the most eerererr— various bombshells, the most poignant perhaps was poignant of which perhaps was wer— poignant of which perhaps was we weewer— poignant of which perhaps was that meghan accused an unnamed embe— that meghan accused an unnamed emee er— that meghan accused an unnamed emee er me— that meghan accused an unnamed member of the royal family of eweerremme— member of the royal family of questioning what— member of the royal family of questioning what colour their areme-e— questioning what colour their son archie's skin— questioning what colour their son archie's skin would be when he son archie's skin would be when we we— son archie's skin would be when we eem. — son archie's skin would be when he was born. that— son archie's skin would be when he was born. that during the he was born. that was during the oprah— he was born. that was during the eerem wmrrew— he was born. that was during the oprah winfrey interview back in zom— oprah winfrey interview back in 2021, where— oprah winfrey interview back in 2021, which led _ oprah winfrey interview back in 2021, which led to _ oprah winfrey interview back in 2021, which led to the late eweem— 2021, which led to the late queen having _ 2021, which led to the late queen having to release a ereremem— queen having to release a statement saying recollections mav— statement saying recollections may - - — statement saying recollections mew- eer— statement saying recollections mew. eer r— statement saying recollections may-. but i think- statement saying recollections may . but i think on the may vary. but i think on the international— may vary. but i think on the international stage stages, mereeme— international stage stages, incidents which incidents like that, which rearw— incidents like that, which reeww em— incidents like that, which really can damage reputation really can damage the reputation of really can damage the reputation er me— really can damage the reputation er me royal— really can damage the reputation of the royal family, particularly internationally. eer— particularly internationally. eer er— particularly internationally. but of course— particularly internationally. but of course ,— particularly internationally. but of course , if a referendums but of course, if a referendums are but of course, if a referendums mer— but of course, if a referendums we going— but of course, if a referendums we going re— but of course, if a referendums are not going to be held tomorrow , patrick, are they in tomorrow, patrick, are they in meee— tomorrow, patrick, are they in meee m— tomorrow, patrick, are they in these in these— tomorrow, patrick, are they in these in these six nations? it meeee— these in these six nations? it meeee me— these in these six nations? it needs the governments of that eemewer— needs the governments of that particular country— needs the governments of that particular country to actually ereemee— particular country to actually ereemee e— particular country to actually organise a referendum. and as wee— organise a referendum. and as wew eew— organise a referendum. and as wew sayr w-wee— organise a referendum. and as wew sayr eer— organise a referendum. and as you say, we've got the coronation _ you say, we've got the coronation happening this weekend— coronation happening this weekend .— coronation happening this weekend . and— coronation happening this weekend . and this is going to be

weekend. and this is going to be bem— weekend. and this is going to be rem e— weekend. and this is going to be rem e eeer— weekend. and this is going to be both a test and— weekend. and this is going to be both a test and an— weekend. and this is going to be both a test and an opportunity for both a test and an opportunity rer me— both a test and an opportunity rer me rewar— both a test and an opportunity for the royal household and the remem— for the royal household and the british government to really put on british government to really put em e emew— british government to really put em e emew eme— british government to really put on a show and perhaps sway them emer— on a show and perhaps sway them emer er— on a show and perhaps sway them emer er eemeee— on a show and perhaps sway them other or perhaps persuade them to other or perhaps persuade them re erew— other or perhaps persuade them re erew wim— other or perhaps persuade them to stay with the _ other or perhaps persuade them to stay with the monarchy . to stay with the monarchy. cameron, thank- to stay with the monarchy. cameron, thank you very much . cameron, thank you very much. cemerem— cameron, thank you very much. cameron walker— cameron, thank you very much. cameron walker there,- cameron, thank you very much. cameron walker there, royal reporter is at westminster abbey for us. so that's the lay of the land comes to these land when it comes to these commonwealth countries. six of them apparently quite keen to leave commonwealth. one of leave the commonwealth. one of those i'm those is australia. now i'm joined alexander who joined by alexander downer, who is former australian foreign is a former australian foreign minister and was the high commissioner to the uk from 2014 to 2018. thank you very much for joining me. i can see the australian flag fluttering just behind camera here. in fact, behind the camera here. in fact, the flags of most these the flags of most of these commonwealth the flags of most of these co leave, ivealth the flags of most of these co leave, theyh the flags of most of these co leave, they are represented to leave, they are represented as well. look alexander, where do this? why do so do you stand on this? why do so many leave many australians want to leave the commonwealth? well, leave the commonwealth? well, leave me memerehw— the commonwealth? well, leave the monarchy, you— the commonwealth? well, leave the monarchy, you mean- , well, leave the monarchy, you mean not the commonwealth?— the monarchy, you mean not the commonwealth? they are very happy— commonwealth? they are very meeew wrm— commonwealth? they are very happy with being— commonwealth? they are very happy with being in the commonwealth. a percentage of mem — commonwealth. a percentage of mem ee— commonwealth. a percentage of mem we were— commonwealth. a percentage of them do want to— commonwealth. a percentage of them do want to become a reewewe— them do want to become a reewewe .— them do want to become a reewewe . we— them do want to become a

republic . we had a referendum in republic. we had a referendum in reee— republic. we had a referendum in reee eme— republic. we had a referendum in reee me me— republic. we had a referendum in 1999 and the monarchy won that referendum— 1999 and the monarchy won that referendum 55— 1999 and the monarchy won that referendum 55 to _ 1999 and the monarchy won that referendum 55 to 45. so so i eerweuw— referendum 55 to 45. so so i actually have— referendum 55 to 45. so so i actually have to— referendum 55 to 45. so so i actually have to say this should be per— actually have to say this should be pm me— actually have to say this should be put into some— actually have to say this should be put into some perspective. i eer-r— be put into some perspective. i eem-r mmw— be put into some perspective. i eem-r mmw e— be put into some perspective. i don't think a can— be put into some perspective. i don't think a can you hear me . don't think a can you hear me. sememme— don't think a can you hear me. something wrong— don't think a can you hear me. something wrong with the sound meree— something wrong with the sound meree r— something wrong with the sound meree r mmw— something wrong with the sound here? i think sorry. i think i was having a little bit of problem hearing you there. but please, just carry on. in 1999, we had a referendum- rfirzrgr in 1999, we had a referendum on this very eee— we had a referendum on this very eme— we had a referendum on this very me me— we had a referendum on this very issue and the monarchy won 55 to 45. issue and the monarchy won 55 to we r— issue and the monarchy won 55 to we r mmw— issue and the monarchy won 55 to 45. i think since— issue and the monarchy won 55 to 45. i think since then, people reve— 45. i think since then, people have generally— 45. i think since then, people have generally lost interest in me— have generally lost interest in were eee— have generally lost interest in this issue and— have generally lost interest in this issue and this opinion poll is, this issue and this opinion poll re re— this issue and this opinion poll re m mer— this issue and this opinion poll is, in that sense,— this issue and this opinion poll is, in that sense, misleading eeeewee— is, in that sense, misleading because there's— is, in that sense, misleading because there's not much debate eeewr— because there's not much debate eeewr re— because there's not much debate eeewr w m— because there's not much debate about it in australia. there's mer— about it in australia. there's me much— about it in australia. there's not much interest in it. and weee— not much interest in it. and meee re— not much interest in it. and meee re ee— not much interest in it. and need to do it— not much interest in it. and need to do it would involve a eweeremrer— need to do it would involve a substantial constitutional remeewer— substantial constitutional remeewer .— substantial constitutional upheaval . so— substantial constitutional upheaval . so that's why people upheaval. so that's why people werew— upheaval. so that's why people weree eeemer— upheaval. so that's why people voted against it— upheaval. so that's why people voted against it the first time. ame— voted against it the first time. and r— voted against it the first time. and r eweeeer— voted against it the first time. and i suspect there's no mood for and i suspect there's no mood rer w— and i suspect there's no mood rer rr mew— and i suspect there's no mood

for it now either— and i suspect there's no mood for it now either .— and i suspect there's no mood for it now either. _ and i suspect there's no mood for it now either . \rrzr oeg for it now either. no. okay. all right. and it does appear to mostly be the younger generation , but can you just sell it to people? you know, why should australia stay in the commonwealth? i mean, why that's the case for it. staying in there ? well, there are historic there? well, there are historic reasons and there for reasons of culture and tradition which make the monarchy appealing to many australians. but i think the reeuw— australians. but i think the really serious— australians. but i think the really serious issue- but i think the really serious issue for australians— really serious issue for australians is about the way our cemewrwrrem — australians is about the way our constitution works— australians is about the way our constitution works . the constitution works. the governor—general is the de facto weee— governor—general is the de facto meee er— governor—general is the de facto meee er erere— governor—general is the de facto head of state in— governor—general is the de facto head of state in australia. he's the representative— head of state in australia. he's the representative of the king, the representative of the king, me wee-e— the representative of the king, me wme-e emrw— the representative of the king, the king's only role in the management— the king's only role in the management of australia is the eeeemrmem— management of australia is the eeeemrmem er— management of australia is the appointment of the governor—general, and he appointment of the— governor—general, and he does mer— governor—general, and he does we em— governor—general, and he does we em me— governor—general, and he does that on the advice— governor—general, and he does that on the advice of the prime rrmrerer— that on the advice of the prime rrmrerer er— that on the advice of the prime minister of australia. so i mean it minister of australia. so i mean re re— minister of australia. so i mean re re eer— minister of australia. so i mean re re eer we— minister of australia. so i mean rr re eer we er— minister of australia. so i mean it to get rid of the— minister of australia. so i mean it to get rid of the monarchy is to it to get rid of the monarchy is re eer— it to get rid of the monarchy is re eer we— it to get rid of the monarchy is re eer we er— it to get rid of the monarchy is to get rid of the— to get rid of the governor—general , is to to get rid of the— governor—general , is to get rid governor—general, is to get rid of governor—general, is to get rid er me— governor—general, is to get rid er me where— governor—general, is to get rid of the whole system that we have of the whole system that we have er me— of the whole system that we have

er me weee— of the whole system that we have er me meee er— of the whole system that we have of the head of state. and what wru— of the head of state. and what we we— of the head of state. and what we we eee— of the head of state. and what will we do? would we elect a man or a woman in a suit— will we do? would we elect a man or a woman in a suit, a eewrrerem— or a woman in a suit, a politician, to- or a woman in a suit, a politician, to be our head of ereee— politician, to be our head of ereree we— politician, to be our head of state? he people don't really eer— state? he people don't really eew er— state? he people don't really ask or answer— state? he people don't really ask or answer those questions at the ask or answer those questions at me memem— ask or answer those questions at the moment and— ask or answer those questions at the moment and when they do get to the moment and when they do get re eeeue— the moment and when they do get re reewe em— the moment and when they do get to focus on those— the moment and when they do get to focus on those questions, mew— to focus on those questions, mew reme— to focus on those questions, mew reme re— to focus on those questions, they tend to think, well, it's eerrer— they tend to think, well, it's eerrer re — they tend to think, well, it's better to stay— they tend to think, well, it's better to stay with the status quo— better to stay with the status ewe .— better to stay with the status ewe . weem — better to stay with the status quo . yeah. okay.- better to stay with the status quo . yeah. grzweerzz quo. yeah. okay. alexander, thank you very much. alexander downer, though, is a former australian foreign minister and of course as well was indeed the high commissioner for the uk. from 2014 to 2018. 18. okay okay. all right. so now it's a very special week and one pub in central london got two very special visitors this lunchtime. the prince and princess of wales went to the dog and duck, which has inspired many a good pub football team name. they were down in soho. so i think we can maybe have a quick look at some of the pictures from their time there. pulling pints at

there. spent pulling pints at there. spent pulling pints at the dog and duck in soho or not. why okay. all right. why not? okay okay. all right. well, moving on. so there is a huge security operation in place here with 29,000 police officers on duty in the lead up to the coronation. and over the bank houday coronation. and over the bank holiday weekend, as well. the police intend to use facial recognition technology and that decision has been criticised by human rights campaigners. look i just wonder where you stand on this, because for me, look, i'm all for security , clearly, and all for security, clearly, and i want people to be weeded out of crowds. and by the way, look, it's the it's not just the anti—monarchists are anti—monarchists who are potentially we've anti—monarchists who are pot

of too far of this? is this a step too far or this just something we or is this just something we need to keep us safe? it's absolutely step need to keep us safe? it's absolutelylstep-farl need to keep us safe? it'si absolutely. step .far. need to keep us safe? it's absolutely step far . live absolutely a step too far. live recre— absolutely a step too far. live facial recognition _ absolutely a step too far. live facial recognition is a enormously authoritarian , enormously authoritarian, intrusive technology that belongs on the streets of china. and russia, not on the streets of the uk. it should be nowhere me— of the uk. it should be nowhere near the coronation— of the uk. it should be nowhere near the coronation in- it should be nowhere near the coronation in hundreds of near the coronation in hundreds er meweemee— near the coronation in hundreds of thousands of— near the coronation in hundreds of thousands of people who are going— of thousands of people who are going re— of thousands of people who are going re re— of thousands of people who are going re we going— of thousands of people who are going to be going down to london mem— going to be going down to london mem eu— going to be going down to london mem err ee— going to be going down to london from all over the— going to be going down to london from all over the world. are mere— from all over the world. are were re— from all over the world. are there to celebrate, and instead thereto celebrate, and instead mew-re— there to celebrate, and instead they're _ subjected i they're going to be subjected to a they're going to be subjected to e-eewee— they're going to be subjected to e-eewee re— they're going to be subjected to a-police id check- they're going to be subjected to a-police id check ,- they're going to be subjected to a police id check , a a biometric police id check, a meek— a biometric police id check, a emeew mer— a biometric police id check, a check that essentially treats our faces like _ check that essentially treats our faces like barcodes. so this is our faces like barcodes. so this re eemerererw— our faces like barcodes. so this is completely overboard and a rearw— is completely overboard and a reallyr reeww— is completely overboard and a really, really worrying development from the met. really, really worrying— development from the met. how eeewreee re— development from the met. how eeewreee re re— development from the met. how accurate is it then,— development from the met. how accurate is it then, madeleine? because you're absolute memmere— because you're absolute nightmare is— because you're absolute nightmare is a situation whereby you nightmare is a situation whereby wew eme— nightmare is a situation whereby wew end we— nightmare is a situation whereby you end up getting linked to mme— you end up getting linked to some kind of— you end up getting linked to some kind of murder that you mewem-r— some kind of murder that you haven't committed or some hemme— haven't committed or some horrific crime— haven't committed or some horrific crime potentially here or horrific crime potentially here er—re- horrific crime potentially here er—re w- or abroad. i mean, is it eerweuw— or abroad. i mean, is it- actually-because for actually accurate? because for meer— actually accurate? because for meer-wrm— actually accurate? because for meer-wrm me- actually accurate? because for most with no criminal most people with no criminal reeere— most people with no criminal eeere ,— most people with no criminal eeere , rr-e— most people with no criminal record , it's all— most people with no criminal record , it's all right, isn't it record, it's all right, isn't it ? _ record, it's all right, isn't it e rme— record, it's all right, isn't it ? this technology- record, it's all right, isn't it ? this technology is- record, it's all right, isn't it ? this technology is notoriously inaccurate. in fact, the met's own stats show that it's 86%

inaccurate. so out of all of the people who are flagged by this technology, 86% of them are innocent . they've been wrongly innocent. they've been wrongly stopped. so there's a real risk here to the people who are down in london for the celebrations orindeed in london for the celebrations or indeed to protest that they could be wrongly flagged as criminals is forced to prove their innocence . and we've seen their innocence. and we've seen this happen and again this happen time and time again in big brother. has gone in big brother. watch has gone to of live facial to a lot of live facial recognition deployments in london and in cardiff. and we've seen people being stopped surrounded by plainclothes officers, even children . this officers, even children. this has force it to give has happened to force it to give their id, forced to have their fingerprints taken, held for a considerable time until police finally realise they've made a massive mistake and this has happened time and time again over the years. so it's extremely likely that this will happen people over the happen again to people over the weekend, which is really the last we when last thing that we want when we've got the eyes of the world watching britain on people who are going be visiting are going to be visiting the country subjected this country to be subjected to this kind chinese style kind of chinese style authoritarian mass surveillance

. this is a really bad look for the police and a bad look for the police and a bad look for the . yeah, madeleine, i mean, the uk. yeah, madeleine, i mean, good— the uk. yeah, madeleine, i mean, eeee mew— the uk. yeah, madeleine, i mean, eeee mew re— the uk. yeah, madeleine, i mean, good luck to whatever— yeah, madeleine, i mean, good luck to whatever police emeer— good luck to whatever police officer decides— good luck to whatever police officer decides that they want to officer decides that they want e w— officer decides that they want e w are — officer decides that they want re rrw me ur— officer decides that they want to try and lift some of those eeeere— to try and lift some of those people were-we— to try and lift some of those people who've been camping out for people who've been camping out rer-ewe.— people who've been camping out rer-eewe. mere— people who've been camping out for-days. there on- people who've been camping out for days. there on the for 6 or 7 days. there on the meme— for 6 or 7 days. there on thei mound _coronation for 6 or 7 days. there on the- mound _coronation just mound before the coronation just as mound before the coronation just ee-cmerree— mound before the coronation just ee-cmerree re— mound before the coronation just as charles is coming up the as king charles is coming up the meme—ml mound, if any police officer in merr— mound, if any police officer in mew-mme— mound, if any police officer in their- mind tries- mound, if any police officer in their mind tries to drag their right mind tries to drag rew— their right mind tries to drag rewr eeremw— their right mind tries to drag paul dorothy skegness away, paul dorothy from skegness away, i_goin9_ paul dorothy from skegness away, '_90in9 re— paul dorothy from skegness away, '_90in9 re eme- i think they're going to end up eerrme— i think they're going to end up eerrme weer-e— i think they're going to end up getting what's coming them. getting what's coming to them. but getting what's coming to them. eer—weer- but but madeleine, what would you but but madeleine, what would wee—wre- but but madeleine, what would| wee—wee save you respond to people who say, reek— you respond to people who say, reek ,— you respond to people who say, reek , m— you respond to people who say, reek , re re— you respond to people who say, look , if it stops— you respond to people who say, look , if it stops one terror look, if it stops one terror erreew— look, if it stops one terror attack, then _ look, if it stops one terror attack, then it's- look, if it stops one terror attack, then it's worth it. this is attack, then it's worth it. this re me— attack, then it's worth it. this re me eme— attack, then it's worth it. this is the price we— attack, then it's worth it. this is the price we pay . we're is the price we pay. we're erreeew— is the price we pay. we're already caught- is the price we pay. we're already caught on cctv 300 times already caught on cctv 300 times e dew.— already caught on cctv 300 times e eew. reek— already caught on cctv 300 times e eew. reek me— already caught on cctv 300 times a day. look come on,— already caught on cctv 300 times a day. look come on, get over it . or— a day. look come on, get over it . or ewree— a day. look come on, get over it . of course, we— a day. look come on, get over it . of course, we all— a day. look come on, get over it . of course, we all want- a day. look come on, get over it . of course, we all want to be kept safe. and you know, no one would argue with the fact that we do need a kind of larger policing operation when it comes to big events like this. but that doesn't mean that police have a blank check to roll out rights, abusive technology wherever they see fit. and of course, it's important to note that there's no laws governing the use of live facial recognition. it's not mentioned

in laws. never even in any laws. it's never even been debated in parliament. so the really been let the police have really been let off the leash of this technology. it technology. they're using it however , writing however they see fit, writing their policies about how their own policies about how it's office it's being used. the home office really needs to step in tell really needs to step in and tell the police stop using it . the police to stop using it. okay. look, madeleine, thank you werw— okay. look, madeleine, thank you werw meem— okay. look, madeleine, thank you very much. madeleine stone. mere— very much. madeleine stone. were re— very much. madeleine stone. were re me— very much. madeleine stone. there is the legal and policy emeer— there is the legal and policy emeer er— there is the legal and policy officer at big— there is the legal and policy officer at big brother. watch. of officer at big brother. watch. eer-me— officer at big brother. watch. eer-me eewee- officer at big brother. watch. of-the police are. officer at big brother. watch. of the police are going of course, the police are going to of course, the police are going relereeeme— of course, the police are going relereeeme m.— of course, the police are going to stepping in. apparently to be stepping in. apparently wim— to be stepping in. apparently wire—er— to be stepping in. apparently. with _of pre—emptive with some kind of pre—emptive erreer— with some kind of pre—emptive ereee-eme— with some kind of pre—emptive arrest-and they're- with some kind of pre—emptive arrest and they're to arrest laws and they're going to reeve— arrest laws and they're going to mewe—eeeremi have more powers to search eeeere-e— have more powers to search eeeere-e weee— have more powers to search people's bags, especially if mew— people's bags, especially if. they—possession people's bags, especially if- they_possession of they find them in possession of ewe.— they find them in possession of ewe—erre- they find them in possession of glue.-bike locks- they find them in possession of glue. bike locks that glue. and those bike locks that we've _ protesters| we've seen. a lot of protesters eeer— we've seen. a lot of protesters eeer-re— we've seen. a lot of protestersi been _to -themselves been using to glue themselves to weed — been using to glue themselves to weed .rm— been using to glue themselves to reeee-m eeme— been using to glue themselves to roads. in some cases lock roads. and in some cases lock memeewee— roads. and in some cases lock themselves—ofl themselves to each other. of eeeree—re- themselves to each other. of course, _to thei course, in the run up to the ceremerrem— course, in the run up to the coronation but— course, in the run up to the coronation but this is going to be coronation but this is going to ere-eree— coronation but this is going to ee-eree re— coronation but this is going to ee-eree re re.- coronation but this is going to be-step to it. so- be the next step to it. so mew-re— be the next step to it. so they're actually going to be they're not actually going to be remewme— they're not actually going to be. remewme—eew removing people's signs that say mmee—mme - removing people's signs that say things—king. and. things like, not my king. and i merger— things like, not my king. and i thought fascinating thought it was fascinating in the thought it was fascinating in wee—r— thought it was fascinating in wee—r eeewe- thought it was fascinating in the—i spoke to. thought it was fascinating in the—i spoke to al the last hour, i spoke to a erefeeeer— the last hour, i spoke to a professor who _ the last hour, i spoke to a professor who is actually eewewee— professor who is actually believes in— professor who is actually believes in the abolition of the memeremw. — believes in the abolition of the memeremw. ame— believes in the abolition of the monarchy. and what he saying monarchy. and what he was saying is monarchy. and what he was saying re mer— monarchy. and what he was saying re emer weee— monarchy. and what he was saying is that those people— monarchy. and what he was saying is that those people who turn up meeww— is that those people who turn up meeww-eeeere— is that those people who turn up mostly people their is that those people who turn up mostlto people their is that those people who turn up mostlto say people their is that those people who turn up mostlto say pe mya their is that those people who turn up mostlto say pemya are ir signs to say not my king, are eeereeuw— signs to say not my king, are eeereeww weer— signs to say not my king, are basically just pathetic losers wre— basically just pathetic losers. wee—wee who haven't really got any kind of who haven't really got any kind er—ereememl of proper cause or argument eemme— of proper cause or argument

behind-because- of proper cause or argument behind-because up behind them. because turning up to behind them. because turning up re-wwe— behind them. because turning up re-wwe eme— behind them. because turning up to-like this where- to an event like this where weede— to an event like this where reeee er— to an event like this where loads of people- to an event like this where loads of people gathering loads of people are gathering eme— loads of people are gathering ewe—e- loads of people are gathering ere—e good- loads of people are gathering. and—a good time and trying to have a good time eme— and trying to have a good time| ewe—ewe and trying to have a laugh and a sense-british— and trying to have a laugh and a sense british community sense of nice british community eme— sense of nice british community and commonwealth community as were.— and commonwealth community as were—eerne- well. the idea that you're going to well. the idea that you're going re-erem— well. the idea that you're going re-erem mer— well. the idea that you're going to-sign that says- to hold up a sign that says not my to hold up a sign that says not mw-just_ to hold up a sign that says not mw-w-eer-re- to hold up a sign that says noti mw-w-eer-re wme my king, he's just going to wind eeeere— my king, he's just going to wind eeeere-eeeere-e- my king, he's just going to wind people people's days people up, ruin people's days eme— people up, ruin people's days. and—absolutely and achieve absolute absolutely mermme—ee- and achieve absolute absolutely mermme—ee .- and achieve absolute absolutely mermme—ee . r-wel nothing. so there we go. i've got— nothing. so there we go. i've got-mome— nothing. so there we go. i've got more, though, from got loads more, though, from eeewmemem — buckingham palace. and a little weeer— buckingham palace. and a little weeer-ereee— buckingham palace. and a little weeer-ereee re— buckingham palace. and a little later-speak to the- buckingham palace. and a little later speak to the people later i will speak to the people we— later i will speak to the people we ee— later i will speak to the people who are camping— later i will speak to the people who are camping out ahead of the ceremewem— who are camping out ahead of the ceremerrem m— who are camping out ahead of the coronation in a— who are camping out ahead of the coronation in a feature that we eeer— coronation in a feature that we call patrick's— coronation in a feature that we call patrick's people. so i've got— call patrick's people. so i've eer eu— call patrick's people. so i've eer eu er— call patrick's people. so i've got all of that— call patrick's people. so i've got all of that coming your way , eer— got all of that coming your way , we r— got all of that coming your way , we r em— got all of that coming your way , but i am covering— got all of that coming your way , but i am covering the rest of me— , but i am covering the rest of me dew-e— , but i am covering the rest of me we ee— , but i am covering the rest of the day's news well, the day's news as well, mememe— the day's news as well, including the- the day's news as well, including the claim that the uk eewemmem— including the claim that the uk eewemmem re— including the claim that the uk government is ignoring a humanitarian— government is ignoring a humanitarian crisis in this eeemrw— humanitarian crisis in this eeemrw .— humanitarian crisis in this eewmrrw . are— humanitarian crisis in this country . are we spending too country. are we spending too meem— country. are we spending too much memew— country. are we spending too much money abroad and not eeememe— much money abroad and not spending enough money right here— spending enough money right here? se— spending enough money right here? so we've— spending enough money right here? so we've got patients in were— here? so we've got patients in were re— here? so we've got patients in wards in hospitals— here? so we've got patients in wards in hospitals that need weeer— wards in hospitals that need better facilities. _ wards in hospitals that need better facilities. we've got wee— better facilities. we've got we re— better facilities. we've got kids in schools— better facilities. we've got kids in schools that need better reerwrree— kids in schools that need better facilities, etcetera,_ kids in schools that need better facilities, etcetera, and mere-e— facilities, etcetera, and mere-e e— facilities, etcetera, and there's a report that's come out where— there's a report that's come out were eweeeere— there's a report that's come out which suggests that we're eeememe— which suggests that we're spending money which suggests that we're- spending-money on spending too much money on humanitarian— spending too much money on humanitarian _or. spending too much money on humanitarian or it humanitarian aid abroad or it eeere— humanitarian aid abroad or it ewe-mem- humanitarian aid abroad or it. could-right-here could be spent right back here in could be spent right back here m emem. — could be spent right back here in britain. patrick— could be spent right back here in britain. patrick christys on

gb in britain. patrick christys on ere —mewe- in britain. patrick christys on- gb _news channel gb news, britain's news channel are gb news, britain's news channel

they will do a great job. veere— they will do a great job. you're listening- they will do a great job. you're listening to- they will do a great job. you're listening to gb- they will do a great job. you're listening to gb news radio . the last few days. and again, i will the last few days. and again, i we mewe— the last few days. and again, i we mewe w— the last few days. and again, i will have it tomorrow.- : and again, i will have it tomorrow. we've eree— will have it tomorrow. we've eree eer— will have it tomorrow. we've eree eer eeme— will have it tomorrow. we've also got some wonderful crowds eeweme— also got some wonderful crowds building behind— also got some wonderful crowds building behind the gb news tent here building behind the gb news tent mere ee— building behind the gb news tent mere ee weer.— building behind the gb news tent here as well. and— building behind the gb news tent here as well. and they're all eemme— here as well. and they're all eemme re— here as well. and they're all eemme re eew— here as well. and they're all coming to say hello, which is a remer— coming to say hello, which is a remer mee— coming to say hello, which is a rather nice thing.— coming to say hello, which is a rather nice thing. i've been out eme— rather nice thing. i've been out me eeeue— rather nice thing. i've been out and about speaking people on rather nice thing. i've been out and mallit speaking people on rather nice thing. i've been out and mallit swell.ig people on rather nice thing. i've been out and mallit swell. and people on rather nice thing. i've been out and mallit swell. and soeople on rather nice thing. i've been out and mallit swell. and so we're)n the mall as well. and so we're all the mall as well. and so we're err—emeri all getting to know each other remer— all getting to know each other. remer—eewm rather well. get yourselves down here — rather well. get yourselves down were. -me — rather well. get yourselves down here. the atmosphere here. it is quite the atmosphere emer-e— here. it is quite the atmosphere mere—er- that's building here at buckingham palace as gear up buckingham palace as we gear up for buckingham palace as we gear up rer—ewerweme- buckingham palace as we gear up for excited. everyone buckingham palace as we gear up for excited. i everyone buckingham palace as we gear up for excited. i everyrsay as buckingham palace as we gear up for

r em— london, if not the world at. and r werew— london, if not the world at. and i can vouch for— london, if not the world at. and i can vouch for the— london, if not the world at. and i can vouch for the fact that mew— i can vouch for the fact that flew mewe— i can vouch for the fact that they have been— i can vouch for the fact that they have been sitting there ermwme— they have been sitting there drinking glasses of prosecco and eerme— drinking glasses of prosecco and eerme erewm— drinking glasses of prosecco and eating prawn sandwiches since eerwer— eating prawn sandwiches since eerwerlrme— eating prawn sandwiches since earlier this morning. so earlier on this morning. so i meem-e eee- earlier on this morning. so i mean,-a bad life,- mean, it's not a bad life, eeeele— mean, it's not a bad life, eeeere. rr-e— mean, it's not a bad life, people. it's bad mean, it's not a bad life, people. it's-bad but people. it's not a bad life, but alof— people. it's not a bad life, but elerlemrr— people. it's not a bad life, but elerlemrr m— people. it's not a bad life, but a.oflshift in tone- people. it's not a bad life, but a of shift in tone because a bit of a shift in tone because we're not just here for the royal— we're not just here for the royal ee— we're not just here for the royal news story, royal news and this story, i mme— royal news and this story, i mmw mew— royal news and this story, i think may well— royal news and this story, i think may well be deemed a mere— think may well be deemed a little inappropriate to little bit inappropriate to ereeeee— little bit inappropriate to discuss in— little bit inappropriate to discuss in front of buckingham rereee— discuss in front of buckingham rereee ewem— discuss in front of buckingham palace given the— discuss in front of buckingham palace given the location of it. eer— palace given the location of it. eer-ere— palace given the location of it. eer-ere eerne— palace given the location of it. but-are going to- palace given the location of it. but are going to do it but we are going to do it emwwew— but we are going to do it anyway, because i do think it's werw—r— anyway, because i do think it's werw—r-eml very, very serious. i saw an ereee— very, very serious. i saw an article _that. very, very serious. i saw an article _that me article this morning that got me mmwme— thinking about this. now when a erreewer— thinking about this. now when a streaker-across_ thinking about this. now when a streaker- across a- thinking about this. now when a streaker across a football streaker runs across a football emem— streaker runs across a football errem memw— streaker runs across a football pitch, many people smile or even eeerrr— pitch, many people smile or even ereee—mew- pitch, many people smile or even cheer,_they think- cheer, don't they? they think me— cheer, don't they? they think emer-were — cheer, don't they? they think that-little bit- cheer, don't they? they think that-little bit of- cheer, don't they? they think that little bit of a that it's a little bit of a laugh— that it's a little bit of a weeer-rer- that it's a little bit of a laugh -for-vastj that it's a little bit of a- laugh-for-vast majority laugh, but for the vast majority of laugh, but for the vast majority er people— laugh, but for the vast majority of people especially women, of people, especially women, meeeem— of people, especially women, meeeem-re- of people, especially women, indecent-to is,- of people, especially women, indecent-to is, of. indecent exposure to is, of or— indecent exposure to is, of course. of course . no laughing course. of course. no laughing memer.— course. of course. no laughing merrer. m— course. of course. no laughing matter. in fact— course. of course. no laughing matter. in fact ,— course. of course. no laughing matter. in fact , more and more matter. in fact, more and more eeeere— matter. in fact, more and more were ,— matter. in fact, more and more people , especially— people, especially psychologists, are warning that the psychologists, are warning that me ereewee— psychologists, are warning that the practise can— psychologists, are warning that the practise can be a gateway to more serious sexual offences. rer-e— more serious sexual offences. rer-e rere— more serious sexual offences. let's take the _ more serious sexual offences. let's take the tragic case, for exemple— let's take the tragic case, for exampler er— let's take the tragic case, for example, of sarah everard , her example, of sarah everard, her wner— example, of sarah everard, her were wewme— example, of sarah everard, her killer wayne cousins, as well, e eerrer— killer wayne cousins, as well, was a serial flasher and have eeer— was a serial flasher and have been cerem— was a serial flasher and have been caught exposing himself just been caught exposing himself wwer weeke— been caught exposing himself just weeks before he kidnapped

and just weeks before he kidnapped eme reeee— just weeks before he kidnapped eme reeee mer— just weeks before he kidnapped and raped her. so— just weeks before he kidnapped and raped her. so what is the psychology— and raped her. so what is the psychology behind flushing and is it psychology behind flushing and re re eerrme— psychology behind flushing and is it getting worse ? and here to is it getting worse? and here to ereewee— is it getting worse? and here to were eu— is it getting worse? and here to discuss all of— is it getting worse? and here to discuss all of this— is it getting worse? and here to discuss all of this with me is joe— discuss all of this with me is wee wemmmee— discuss all of this with me is joe hemmings, who is a behavioural— joe hemmings, who is a behavioural psychologist and a meme— behavioural psychologist and a meme er— behavioural psychologist and a friend of the— behavioural psychologist and a friend of the channel as well. joe,— friend of the channel as well. wee, reek,— friend of the channel as well. joe, look, thank— friend of the channel as well. joe, look, thank you very, very meem — joe, look, thank you very, veryi meem —rme much. and the reason why this ereee— much. and the reason why this emere-mw— much. and the reason why this emrere-mw ewe- much. and the reason why this article my eye this article caught my eye this memme— article caught my eye this memme-r— article caught my eye this morning, i wanted talk article caught my eye this morniiit, i wanted talk article caught my eye this morniiit, is i wanted talk article caught my eye this morniiit, is because :ed talk article caught my eye this morniiit, is because is talk article caught my eye this morniiit, is because is usedilk article caught my eye this morniiit, is because is used to about it, is because is used to be eee— about it, is because is used to be r— about it, is because is used to be seen, i think,— about it, is because is used to be seen, i think, as maybe sad wee— be seen, i think, as maybe sad men who would— be seen, i think, as maybe sad men who would potentially it was arguably— men who would potentially it was ereweerw eem— men who would potentially it was arguably even something that eeeere— arguably even something that people rewemee— arguably even something that people laughed at a little bit but people laughed at a little bit we eer— people laughed at a little bit we be me— people laughed at a little bit but but no longer. and it has got— but but no longer. and it has eer wew— but but no longer. and it has got very serious,— but but no longer. and it has got very serious, serious emeememee— got very serious, serious undertones to- got very serious, serious undertones to it. what is the psychology— undertones to it. what is the psychology of_ undertones to it. what is the psychology of the kind of people we— psychology of the kind of people we 90— psychology of the kind of people we 90 eer— psychology of the kind of people we 90 eer eme— psychology of the kind of people who go out and about and do that ereee— who go out and about and do that ereee-re— who go out and about and do that ereee-re re— who go out and about and do that ereee-re w e— who go out and about and do that stuff? is it a gateway to stuff? and is it a gateway to more-crimes,- stuff? and is it a gateway to more-crimes, as- stuff? and is it a gateway to more crimes, as patrick more serious crimes, as patrick reek,— more serious crimes, as patrick reek, re— more serious crimes, as patrick week, w em— more serious crimes, as patrick week, w ee— more serious crimes, as patrick look, it can be a— more serious crimes, as patrick look, it can be a gateway to more serious— look, it can be a gateway to more serious crimes. e more serious crimes. it's a form of exhibitionism. very more serious crimes. e rzweez e rzr" very often of exhibitionism. very often from of exhibitionism. very often mem me— of exhibitionism. very often from men who— of exhibitionism. very often from men who either- rzwee" e rzr" very often from men who either have reereeeee— from men who either have repressed sexuality of some eere. — repressed sexuality of some eere. weer— repressed sexuality of some sort. what they're doing is mew-re— sort. what they're doing is they're they're _ sort. what they're doing is they're they're getting off . they're they're getting off. mew-re— they're they're getting off. they're getting their kicks, merr— they're getting their kicks, their thrill— they're getting their kicks, their thrill out— they're getting their kicks, their thrill out of exposing themselves— their thrill out of exposing themselves and seeing the reeerrem— themselves and seeing the reeerrem er— themselves and seeing the reaction of an— themselves and seeing the reaction of an unsuspecting woman so that— reaction of an unsuspecting woman so that that's the thrill

of woman so that that's the thrill er re— woman so that that's the thrill er re re— woman so that that's the thrill er re re weer— woman so that that's the thrill of it, to just have— woman so that that's the thrill of it, to just have that control or of it, to just have that control er mer— of it, to just have that control er emer eewer— of it, to just have that control or that power for— of it, to just have that control or that power for momentarily wmre— or that power for momentarily wmre mew— or that power for momentarily while they totally disarm and eererree— while they totally disarm and surprise somebody with what they do. surprise somebody with what they re eeeeeee — surprise somebody with what they do. because because it is eememme— do. because because it is something that people tend to do eerreuw.— something that people tend to do eerreuw. rr-e— something that people tend to do serially. it's not— something that people tend to do serially. it's not something someone does— serially. it's not something someone does on occasion . it's someone does on occasion. it's eememme— someone does on occasion. it's eemermme mew— someone does on occasion. it's something they get quite eeereree— something they get quite addicted to— something they get quite addicted to .— something they get quite addicted to . that thrill, that addicted to. that thrill, that meeem— addicted to. that thrill, that meeem er— addicted to. that thrill, that frisson of seeing somebody erermee— frisson of seeing somebody erermee ew— frisson of seeing somebody alarmed by your behaviour. of re— alarmed by your behaviour. of rr em— alarmed by your behaviour. of course it can be— alarmed by your behaviour. of course it can be a— alarmed by your behaviour. of course it can be a gateway eemewew— course it can be a gateway behaviour to _ course it can be a gateway behaviour to far- course it can be a gateway behaviour to far worse sexual eewemew— behaviour to far worse sexual eewemew er— behaviour to far worse sexual deviancy or harassment. /rzr. deviancy or harassment. you know , reper— deviancy or harassment. you know , rape, whatever it may be. so it's and it's really troublesome . it was never funny. i mean , . it was never funny. i mean, mewee— . it was never funny. i mean, mewee m— . it was never funny. i mean, mewee m we— it was never funny. i mean, maybe in the retelling of story , it maybe in the retelling of story , rr wee— maybe in the retelling of story , rr wre— maybe in the retelling of story , it was kind of— maybe in the retelling of story , it was kind of amusing because you— , it was kind of amusing because wee eeer— , it was kind of amusing because you feel relatively— , it was kind of amusing because you feel relatively safe. mere-e— you feel relatively safe. mere-e me— you feel relatively safe. there's no it's- you feel relatively safe. e it's there's no it's horrible. it's unpleasant , there's no it's horrible. it's unpleasant, it's e it's unpleasant , it's threatening, unpleasant, it's threatening, eer— unpleasant, it's threatening, we we— unpleasant, it's threatening, we we mer— unpleasant, it's threatening, but it's not actually there's no emwereer— but it's not actually there's no emwereer reeem— but it's not actually there's no physical touch involved. so it's weer— physical touch involved. so it's me eemereww— physical touch involved. so it's just generally unpleasant. but for just generally unpleasant. but rer me— just generally unpleasant. but rer me me— just generally unpleasant. but for the men who— just generally unpleasant. but for the men who do it, just generally unpleasant. but for the men who do it , the for the men who do it, the eeerewem— for the men who do it, the addiction to— for the men who do it, the addiction to that get to the eere,— addiction to that get to the reewr, re— addiction to that get to the result, to the— addiction to that get to the result, to the outcome of their eemewew— result, to the outcome of their eemewew re— result, to the outcome of their behaviour is the— result, to the outcome of their behaviour is the worrying aspect

of , behaviour is the worrying aspect er , er— behaviour is the worrying aspect of, of indecent— behaviour is the worrying aspect of , of indecent exposure . behaviour is the worrying aspect of, of indecent exposure . ' r: of, of indecent exposure. and reek.— of, of indecent exposure. and reek. ee— of, of indecent exposure. and reek. ee wee— of, of indecent exposure. and look, do you think— of, of indecent exposure. and look, do you think that this is potentially getting worse, not better. i mean, despite the fact that now there's more cctv around than ever and frankly you've got much more chance of getting caught, haven't you, than out flashing in than if you were out flashing in the 70s or the 80s. so that doesn't appear necessarily be doesn't appear to necessarily be putting people off. i just wonder, is it just wonder, is it is it that just absolute then when absolute compulsion then when you're in the moment, you you just. well, i was going to say, you can't help it, but obviously you can't help it, but obviously you what i mean you can. but you get what i mean ? yeah, it is a compulsion, eeeuee— ? yeah, it is a compulsion, eerweww. vee— 7’ yeah, it is a compulsion, actually. you mentioned the ccrw — actually. you mentioned the ccrw mere— actually. you mentioned the cctv. that's more likely to encourage flashers because mere-e— encourage flashers because mere-e em— encourage flashers because there's an extra— encourage flashers because there's an extra , you know, there's an extra, you know, meeem— there's an extra, you know, meeem er— there's an extra, you know, frisson of risk— there's an extra, you know, frisson of risk of- there's an extra, you know, frisson of risk of going on if you— frisson of risk of going on if wee mme— frisson of risk of going on if wee rmmw wee— frisson of risk of going on if you think you might get caught. reee— you think you might get caught. reee r— you think you might get caught. rree r mme— you think you might get caught. plus, i think we've— you think you might get caught. plus, i think we've had the where— plus, i think we've had the where mme— plus, i think we've had the whole thing about men sending meeeem— whole thing about men sending meeeem-re— whole thing about men sending indecent to women online . indecent pics to women online. we— indecent pics to women online. we eere— indecent pics to women online. we eere er— indecent pics to women online. it's sort of almost— indecent pics to women online. it's sort of almost become- it's sort of almost become that's become amusing and it's fairly horrible . but you know, fairly horrible. but you know, it happens to a lot of women and i think it's all got a bit mixed up in that. so if they think mew— up in that. so if they think mew em— up in that. so if they think they can cyber— z " so if they think they can cyber flash, then eereeuw— they can cyber flash, then actually they _

they can cyber flash, then actually they an they can cyber flash, then. actually they - an in actually they can flash an in reee— actually they can flash an in reer wre— actually they can flash an in reer ere .— actually they can flash an in real life . so— actually they can flash an in real life . so yes,— actually they can flash an in real life . so yes, imagine it real life. so yes, i imagine it probably— real life. so yes, i imagine it ereeeerw re— real life. so yes, i imagine it probably is getting more rreeeem.— probably is getting more frequent-fact. probably is getting more. frequent.-fact there frequent. and the fact there ere-mew — frequent. and the fact there are, know, closed circuit are, you know, closed circuit rerewerem— are, you know, closed circuit rerewerem em— are, you know, closed circuit television on them simply weeer-r— television on them simply wouldn't put— television on them simply wouldn't put many men off. in eeer— wouldn't put many men off. in reee ,— wouldn't put many men off. in reee , re— wouldn't put many men off. in fact , it would— wouldn't put many men off. in fact, it would probably encourage . - fact, it would probably encourage . v/rzrzl“ fact, it would probably encourage . v/rzrz�*“ fact, it would probably- encourage . yeah, no, indeed. fact, it would probably— encourage . yeah, no, indeed. and encourage. yeah, no, indeed. and also, i think it's worthwhile here talking about the victims of flushing and how they how it can affect them . yeah, look , can affect them. yeah, look, it's really unpleasant. you get the shock factor,— it's really unpleasant. you get the shock factor, it's- e ”rzrzllgr z you get the shock factor, it's repulsive . ewe.— the shock factor, it's repulsive . kyiv- vee— the shock factor, it's repulsive . kyiv. you know,— the shock factor, it's repulsive . kyiv. you know, you're going ereee— . kyiv. you know, you're going eeeer weer— . kyiv. you know, you're going about your business, your ewerweew— about your business, your ewerweew wre— about your business, your everyday life, and suddenly eemeeeew— everyday life, and suddenly eemeeeew em— everyday life, and suddenly somebody on the underground or on somebody on the underground or em e eee— somebody on the underground or em e be er m— somebody on the underground or on a bus or in the— somebody on the underground or on a bus or in the street, you mew,— on a bus or in the street, you knew we— on a bus or in the street, you knew me me— on a bus or in the street, you know, it's the last— on a bus or in the street, you know, it's the last thing you exeeer— know, it's the last thing you ereee .— know, it's the last thing you expect . ame — know, it's the last thing you expect . and it's— know, it's the last thing you expect . and it's a really expect. and it's a really unpleasant— expect. and it's a really unpleasant shock thing. violated eeeuee— unpleasant shock thing. violated reerme eer— unpleasant shock thing. violated feeling, but it's— unpleasant shock thing. violated feeling, but it's not the feeling— feeling, but it's not the feeling that— feeling, but it's not the feeling that you get from eemeeeew— feeling that you get from somebody physically touching wee.— somebody physically touching wee. eer— somebody physically touching you. but nevertheless, it really wim— you. but nevertheless, it really messes with your— you. but nevertheless, it really messes with your head and you eee-r— messes with your head and you can't unsee what— messes with your head and you can't unsee what you've just au— can't unsee what you've just seen. all the— can't unsee what you've just seen. all the reasons. if you eere— seen. all the reasons. if you eere mer— seen. all the reasons. if you eere we re— seen. all the reasons. if you said that to a— seen. all the reasons. if you said that to a flasher, they'd eemmee— said that to a flasher, they'd eemmee re — said that to a flasher, they'd continue to because that's continue to do it because that's where— continue to do it because that's where-eerrme- continue to do it because that's where getting their where they're getting their ereeeere— where they're getting their

pleasure-over- where they're getting their. pleasure-over-of where they're getting their- pleasure-over-of women pleasure from. over 50% of women mewe— pleasure from. over 50% of women mewe reeerree— pleasure from. over 50% of women mewe reeerree er— pleasure from. over 50% of women have reported of being flashed outr— have reported of being flashed eer, wee— have reported of being flashed eer, wee mew,— have reported of being flashed out, you know, physically, emwereeww— physically in real life, not weer— physically in real life, not just-flashing- physically in real life, not just-flashing .- physically in real life, not just flashing . so it's just cyber flashing. so it's memew— just cyber flashing. so it's horribly commonplace and it's weer— horribly commonplace and it's reer eememme— horribly commonplace and it's just something you have to eeeeer— just something you have to eeeeer mer— just something you have to accept that some men do . and accept that some men do. and reverrme— accept that some men do. and rewerrme ee— accept that some men do. and revolting as it— accept that some men do. and revolting as it is— accept that some men do. and revolting as it is ,— accept that some men do. and revolting as it is , you know, revolting as it is, you know, weer— revolting as it is, you know, we eeer— revolting as it is, you know, just feel grateful that there's no just feel grateful that there's me emwereer— just feel grateful that there's no physical encounter. it's very mere— no physical encounter. it's very were re— no physical encounter. it's very were re reeerr— no physical encounter. it's very hard to report because the man eeeeuw— hard to report because the man eeeeuw reme— hard to report because the man usually runs away— hard to report because the man usually runs away very quickly , usually runs away very quickly, zips— usually runs away very quickly, he ee— usually runs away very quickly, he ee eme— usually runs away very quickly, he ee eme err— usually runs away very quickly, zips up and off he— usually runs away very quickly, zips up and off he goes. so it's wew— zips up and off he goes. so it's werw mere— zips up and off he goes. so it's werw were re— zips up and off he goes. so it's very hard to report— zips up and off he goes. so it's very hard to report it as a crime, which— very hard to report it as a crime, which makes it a you mew,— crime, which makes it a you knew re— crime, which makes it a you know, it doesn't— crime, which makes it a you know, it doesn't stop you being the know, it doesn't stop you being me wewm— know, it doesn't stop you being the victim and— know, it doesn't stop you being the victim and feeling really reeereee— the victim and feeling really reeereee ew— the victim and feeling really reeereee ew re.— the victim and feeling really repulsed by it. however, you mew,— repulsed by it. however, you knew we— repulsed by it. however, you know, it's one— repulsed by it. however, you know, it's one of— repulsed by it. however, you know, it's one of those things mer— know, it's one of those things we ee— know, it's one of those things me we mer— know, it's one of those things that do not get— know, it's one of those things that do not get reported for the empre— that do not get reported for the ermere reeeem— that do not get reported for the simple reason that the eereerrerer— simple reason that the perpetrator is not around for reme— perpetrator is not around for reee-re— perpetrator is not around for reee-re reeerr- perpetrator is not around for long-to report it- perpetrator is not around for long to report it . perpetrator is not around for- long-to report it . okay. long enough to report it. okay. all long enough to report it. okay. we were.— long enough to report it. okay. we were. reek— long enough to report it. okay. all right. look joe,— long enough to report it. okay. all right. look joe, thank you very, very much. really fascinating insight. that's joe hemmings, who is behavioural psychologist, just for our team to a story that i saw earlier on today, the fact today, really about the fact that become that flushing can become a gateway aggressive gateway to more aggressive sexual crimes and indeed, i think the public psychology on it has actually shifted from it maybe being, you know , was a

maybe being, you know, was a flutter the park. i mean, flutter in the park. i mean, i can know, some of can remember, you know, some of my relatives talking about my older relatives talking about it almost having bit a it and almost having a bit of a smile on face. and they smile on their face. and they say, is i say, but actually it is and i think treated say, but actually it is and i tilot treated say, but actually it is and i tilot more treated say, but actually it is and i tilot more seriously treated say, but actually it is and i tilot more seriously than ated say, but actually it is and i tilot more seriously than itad a lot more seriously than it used i've got used to be anyway, i've got loads your way loads more coming your way between 5:00. the between now and 5:00. the government recently spent government has recently spent a vast amounts of taxpayers money airlifting british passport holders and their defenders out of sudan. that's just one example of the way that we've been spending our money, taxpayers abroad . but taxpayers money abroad. but should been should that money have been spent here instead? i think there's serious case to be there's a serious case to be asked now about whether or not we be spending more of we should be spending more of our taxpayers money back here at home to home as opposed to trying to help individual home as opposed to trying to helover individual home as opposed to trying to helover the individual home as opposed to trying to helover the world. individual home as opposed to trying to helover the world. andrdividual home as opposed to trying to helover the world. and ifvidual home as opposed to trying to helover the world. and if you al all over the world. and if you enjoyed seeing me out and about on the mail yesterday, well, you're in luck because be on the mail yesterday, well, you and] luck because be on the mail yesterday, well, you and about because be on the mail yesterday, well, you and about again.e be on the mail yesterday, well, you and about again.e just out and about again. now, just apologies who's apologies to the chap who's skiving i named and skiving off work who i named and shamed national television skiving off work who i named and shamei national television skiving off work who i named and shamei wasiational television skiving off work who i named and shamei wasiati the. television skiving off work who i named and shamei wasiati the mailvision whilst i was on the mail earlier, but hey, that's live tv for another instalment for you. it's another instalment of and is of patrick's people and that is coming very coming your way very, very shortly. so there we go . but shortly. so there we go. but first, of course, it is your headlines. we polly middlehurst

. patrick, thanks very much meeee— . patrick, thanks very much meeee .— . patrick, thanks very much indeed . and— . patrick, thanks very much indeed . and the— patrick, thanks very much indeed . and the top stories this indeed. and the top stories this weer— indeed. and the top stories this meer ,— indeed. and the top stories this hour , some breaking news, in hour, some breaking news, in fee.— hour, some breaking news, in eeer. a— hour, some breaking news, in reer. a rew— hour, some breaking news, in reer. a rerw m— hour, some breaking news, in fact. a jury in the— hour, some breaking news, in fact. a jury in the united seeree— fact. a jury in the united states has— fact. a jury in the united states has convicted four memeere— states has convicted four members of— states has convicted four members of the far right proud eewe— members of the far right proud eewe mmere— members of the far right proud eewe mrwrre ,— members of the far right proud boys militia , including its boys militia, including its rermer— boys militia, including its former leader— boys militia, including its former leader ,- boys militia, including its former leader , enrico tarrio of former leader, enrico tarrio of eeerrreee— former leader, enrico tarrio of seditious conspiracy . they seditious conspiracy. they premed— seditious conspiracy. they were re— seditious conspiracy. they plotted to attack the us capitol on plotted to attack the us capitol em remeerw— plotted to attack the us capitol em remeerw me— plotted to attack the us capitol on january the 6th in 2021, in a rewee— on january the 6th in 2021, in a rewee ere— on january the 6th in 2021, in a rewee we re— on january the 6th in 2021, in a failed bid to block— on january the 6th in 2021, in a failed bid to block congress mem— failed bid to block congress from verifying— failed bid to block congress from verifying president joe meem-e— from verifying president joe biden's election victory. five peopler— biden's election victory. five people, including a police emeer— people, including a police emeer ,— people, including a police officer, died— people, including a police officer , died during or shortly officer, died during or shortly emer— officer, died during or shortly emer me— officer, died during or shortly after the riot— officer, died during or shortly after the riot and more than 140 eewee— after the riot and more than 140 police officers— after the riot and more than 140 police officers were _ after the riot and more than 140 police officers were injured . police officers were injured. ame— police officers were injured. ame m— police officers were injured. and in other— police officers were injured. and in other news, the prince eme— and in other news, the prince eme rrmeeee— and in other news, the prince and princess of— and in other news, the prince and princess of wales have been wewme— and princess of wales have been werrme e— and princess of wales have been werrme e eee— and princess of wales have been werrme e pub m— and princess of wales have been visiting a pub in central london ereee— visiting a pub in central london emeee er— visiting a pub in central london emeee er me— visiting a pub in central london ahead of the coronation weekend . large— ahead of the coronation weekend . reree erewee— ahead of the coronation weekend . large crowds turned up in soho to . large crowds turned up in soho re cerem— . large crowds turned up in soho re eerem e— . large crowds turned up in soho to catch a glimpse— . large crowds turned up in soho to catch a glimpse of the royal couple-— to catch a glimpse of the royal eeeere. mew-we— to catch a glimpse of the royal couple. they've been in the area to couple. they've been in the area re meer— couple. they've been in the area re meer mew— couple. they've been in the area to hear how the— couple. they've been in the area to hear how the hospitality meeerrw— to hear how the hospitality meeerrw re— to hear how the hospitality industry is preparing for the big ewem— industry is preparing for the big event and— industry is preparing for the big event and get there. they big event and to get there. they eeeuee— big event and to get there. they

travelled .the _ big event and to get there. they travelled .the tube,- big event and to get there. they travelled the tube, taking travelled on the tube, taking the elizabeth— travelled on the tube, taking the elizabeth line for the very mer— the elizabeth line for the very rrrer erme,— the elizabeth line for the very first time, chatting away to rremeeem— first time, chatting away to transport london workers transport for london workers ereee— transport for london workers ereee-preme— transport for london workers about-plans.the- transport for london workers about plans the busy about their plans for the busy eemw— about their plans for the busy week meweew— about their plans for the busy week meweew .— about their plans for the busy bank holiday . ahead meanwhile, a bank holiday. ahead meanwhile, a few—eeer— bank holiday. ahead meanwhile, a few—eeer mee— bank holiday. ahead meanwhile, a fly—past has celebrate the coronation— fly—past has celebrate the coronation may- fly—past has celebrate the coronation may have to be eemeeuee— coronation may have to be cancelled due— coronation may have to be cancelled due to forecast bad weemer. — cancelled due to forecast bad weather. the— cancelled due to forecast bad weather. the ministry of defence has weather. the ministry of defence mee wemee— weather. the ministry of defence mee wemee re— weather. the ministry of defence has warned it could hamper the eerwrw— has warned it could hamper the were er— has warned it could hamper the ability of pilots— has warned it could hamper the ability of pilots to— has warned it could hamper the ability of pilots to fly safely. forecasters— ability of pilots to fly safely. forecasters expect london to be ereeew— forecasters expect london to be ereeew eme— forecasters expect london to be cloudy eme wer— forecasters expect london to be cloudy and wet on— forecasters expect london to be cloudy and wet on saturday with rermeu— cloudy and wet on saturday with rainfall forecast _ cloudy and wet on saturday with rainfall forecast around lunchtime.— rainfall forecast around lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft mem— lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft mem me— lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft mem me reewer— lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft from the royal navy , the british from the royal navy, the british arme— from the royal navy, the british armvr me— from the royal navy, the british armye me reewer— from the royal navy, the british army, the royal air force, mereeme— army, the royal air force, including the _ army, the royal air force, including the red arrows, are eemeeeree— including the red arrows, are scheduled to— including the red arrows, are scheduled to fly— including the red arrows, are scheduled to fly over the mile eme— scheduled to fly over the mile and buckingham— scheduled to fly over the mile and buckingham palace at around and buckingham palace at around eere.— and buckingham palace at around a 2:15. ukraine's— and buckingham palace at around a 2:15. ukraine's president, volodymyr— a 2:15. ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyy, says wewme— volodymyr zelenskyy, says vladimir putin _ volodymyr zelenskyy, says vladimir putin must be brought to vladimir putin must be brought re r-eerree— vladimir putin must be brought re reerree rer— vladimir putin must be brought to justice for the— vladimir putin must be brought to justice for the war in his country-— to justice for the war in his eeemrw. we— to justice for the war in his country. he made the comments during— country. he made the comments eerme e— country. he made the comments during a meeting— country. he made the comments during a meeting at the hague where— during a meeting at the hague were me— during a meeting at the hague where the international criminal ceerr— where the international criminal ceerr re— where the international criminal ceerr re eeeee— where the international criminal court is based .— where the international criminal court is based . it— where the international criminal court is based . it comes after court is based. it comes after wereme— court is based. it comes after ukraine said— court is based. it comes after ukraine said it— court is based. it comes after ukraine said it shot down 18 of 24 ukraine said it shot down 18 of ze memee— ukraine said it shot down 18 of ze were re— ukraine said it shot down 18 of 24 drones in an— ukraine said it shot down 18 of 24 drones in an overnight attack werew— 24 drones in an overnight attack which followed— 24 drones in an overnight attack which followed a— 24 drones in an overnight attack which followed a strike on the memem— which followed a strike on the kremlin with— which followed a strike on the

kremlin with moscow accusing kyiv— kremlin with moscow accusing kyiv er— kremlin with moscow accusing www er rrwme— kremlin with moscow accusing www er rrwme re— kremlin with moscow accusing kyiv of trying to assassinate perm. — kyiv of trying to assassinate perm. ame— kyiv of trying to assassinate putin. and voting is well emeerwew— putin. and voting is well emeerwew m— putin. and voting is well underway in local elections with mwweme— underway in local elections with mwweme er— underway in local elections with millions of people— underway in local elections with millions of people expected to eeer— millions of people expected to eeer merr— millions of people expected to cast their ballot— millions of people expected to cast their ballot today. around eeoe— cast their ballot today. around eeoe eeere— cast their ballot today. around 8000 seats across— cast their ballot today. around 8000 seats across 230. local eemerrrree— 8000 seats across 230. local authorities in— 8000 seats across 230. local authorities in england are up for authorities in england are up rer ereee— authorities in england are up rer ereee rer— authorities in england are up for grabs for mayoral elections are for grabs for mayoral elections eree— for grabs for mayoral elections are also taking— for grabs for mayoral elections are also taking place in redeem— are also taking place in bedford, leicester. man's field eme— bedford, leicester. man's field and middlesbrough. polls closing at and middlesbrough. polls closing er ro— and middlesbrough. polls closing er re em.— and middlesbrough. polls closing at 10 pm. tonight.— and middlesbrough. polls closing at 10 pm. tonight. the results for at 10 pm. tonight. the results rer eewereee— at 10 pm. tonight. the results for coverage for— at 10 pm. tonight. the results for coverage for you on gb news rememew emew— for coverage for you on gb news tomorrow show on— for coverage for you on gb news tomorrow show on tv online dab+ reeere— tomorrow show on tv online dab+ reeere eme— tomorrow show on tv online dab+ reeere emer me— tomorrow show on tv online dab+ radio and the tune— tomorrow show on tv online dab+ radio and the tune in app. this is radio and the tune in app. this re ee— radio and the tune in app. this re ere wewe— radio and the tune in app. this is gb news, britain's news. channel i okavrl channel okay, ladies and gentlemen, now prepare chaos on prepare for a bit more chaos on the shortly going prepare for a bit more chaos on thrbe shortly going prepare for a bit more chaos on thrbe heading shortly going prepare for a bit more chaos on thrbe heading out'tly going prepare for a bit more chaos on thrbe heading out there going prepare for a bit more chaos on thrbe heading out there anding to be heading out there and speaking some of speaking to some of the wonderful who've been

wonderful people who've been camping i want camping out. but i just want to give a little bit of an give you a little bit of an insight as well as to what's going crowds going on behind us. the crowds are here today have got are here today and we have got a few gb news fans really few gb news fans who really know. go. so i know. hey, there we go. so i just them just thought i'd i'd let them get telly. get themselves on the telly. all right. very much. right. thank you very much. well, yeah, loads people well, yeah, loads of people have been can been gathering here, as you can see. sense of excitement see. and the sense of excitement really here outside see. and the sense of excitement rerbuckingham here outside see. and the sense of excitement rerbuckingham here rwe'vee of buckingham palace. we've prepared get prepared for the coronation get yourselves part yourselves down. why not be part of though, the of it now, though, the government today government has revealed today that 2450 british nationals were evacuated from sudan. but did you know that the government isn't even obliged to assist dual nationals in another country and should they have used the money on some of our problems at home? and this is really i'm at on this. we really where i'm at on this. we have got a humanitarian crisis at have we not? it seems at home. have we not? it seems to be what being told. to be what we're being told. aren't in crisis? aren't the schools in crisis? isn't in crisis? isn't isn't the nhs in crisis? isn't everything crisis ? well, if everything in crisis? well, if it should we not be it is, then should we not be spending that money right here? benjamin nottingham joins me now. research fellow at now. he's a research fellow at the group think tank. the bow group think tank. benjamin, much. benjamin, thank you very much. great have on show. great to have you on the show. does sound a bit heartless if

does it sound a bit heartless if people well, what, people say, well, you know what, we shouldn't have airlifted people bear people out of sudan? bear in mind, though, benjamin, i mean, it's sudan, it? we it's not just sudan, is it? we are talking, of course, aren't we, about the that nhs data we, about the idea that nhs data says on says 7 million people are on waiting lists for specialist clinical mean, we've got clinical care? i mean, we've got also 66,195 people waiting longer than 62 days to start surgery last year, almost double the pre figure. why are we helping out so many other people ? yeah, absolutely . helping out so many other people ? yeah, absolutely. you helping out so many other people ? yeah, absolutely . you know, ? yeah, absolutely. you know, charity, as it says, begins at home. you know you need to take er— home. you know you need to take er me— home. you know you need to take care of the people— home. you know you need to take care of the people in— you know you need to take care of the people in your own eeemrw— care of the people in your own country before _ care of the people in your own country before you— care of the people in your own country before you start trying to country before you start trying re eerr— country before you start trying re eerr me— country before you start trying to sell the problems over the country before you start trying to srof the problems over the country before you start trying to srof the probleiand ver the country before you start trying to srof the probleiand you:he country before you start trying to srof the probleiand you look rest of the world. and you look at rest of the world. and you look er—rer— rest of the world. and you look at_for example,| at countries like, for example, mere— at countries like, for example, mere-ewe— at countries like, for example, india, give foreign india, who we give foreign aid to india, who we give foreign aid relmemew— india, who we give foreign aid relmemew-eer- india, who we give foreign aid to money got space to, money they've got a space ereeremme— to, money they've got a space ereeremme-we- to, money they've got a space programme. we doing to, money they've got a space. programme.-we doing ? programme. what are we doing? erwrme—eeemrrw- programme. what are we doing?| erwme—eeemrw-e giving money to a country with a ereee— giving money to a country with a eeeee programme?— giving money to a country with a space programme? you have space programme? when you have eeeere— people who can't pay their meerrme— people who can't pay their. meerrme—eer heating bills or afford to eat in heating bills or afford to eat rm erre— heating bills or afford to eat in this country? _ heating bills or afford to eat in this country? 'r: heating bills or afford to eat in this country? ' r: ”rzrzrccyr r:rzr in this country? and i really do think it's time to reassess our priorities. maybe think it's time to reassess our priorities . maybe foreign think it's time to reassess our priorities. maybe foreign aid at perm— priorities. maybe foreign aid at perm wee— priorities. maybe foreign aid at one point was a— priorities. maybe foreign aid at one point was a great- maybe foreign aid at one point was a great idea when the one point was a great idea when we eewereerme— one point was a great idea when the developing world was still , the developing world was still, you the developing world was still, wee mew— the developing world was still, you know, desperately in need of re. — you know, desperately in need of re. -mee— you know, desperately in need of re. -mee-erwe| it. and we had plenty to give away. but it. and we had plenty to give away . but as it. and we had plenty to give away. but as we it. and we had plenty to give away . but as we get poorer and

away. but as we get poorer and as away. but as we get poorer and ee mew— away. but as we get poorer and ee mew eer— away. but as we get poorer and as they get richer,— away. but as we get poorer and as they get richer, i— but as we get poorer and as they get richer, i think it mrem— as they get richer, i think it mremlrrme— as they get richer, i think it might-time to- as they get richer, i think it might time to reassess might be time to reassess our eerrew— might be time to reassess our eerrew . — might be time to reassess our eerrew . r— might be time to reassess our eerrew . rreer— might be time to reassess our policy . : policy. i just wonder whether. benjamin, we've been trying too long have in both long to have a foot in both camps where giving foreign camps where we're giving foreign aid and drabs, roughly aid in dribs and drabs, roughly in of around 11 to in the region of around 11 to £15 billion year. then of £15 billion a year. but then of course, on top of that, then we're also not sending we're not sending money for them to sending enough money for them to really problems sending enough money for them to reallthey've problems sending enough money for them to reallthey've got problems sending enough money for them to reallthey've got in problems sending enough money for them to reallthey've got in theirems sending enough money for them to reallthey've got in their own that they've got in their own countries. we're also countries. so then we're also deaung countries. so then we're also dealing with problems back dealing with those problems back here at as well, we're here at home as well, like we're seeing here at home as well, like we're seeexample. of course, for example. and then of course, we have all the money for example. and then of course, wethe have all the money for example. and then of course, wethe world have all the money for example. and then of course, wethe world iactually1he money for example. and then of course, wethe world iactually sortnoney in the world to actually sort out infrastructure . it out our own infrastructure. it just feels we need to do just feels like we need to do one thing or the other, doesn't it? send a load of it? we either send a load of money say, please money abroad and say, please sort your mess out and then we don't deal with it. or don't have to deal with it. or we it all our own infrastructure. yeah, completely. - infrastructure. yeah, completely. and - firz yeah, completely. and one of infrastructure. yeah,- completely. and one of the infrastructure. yeah,— completely. and one of the other ererreme— completely. and one of the other ererreme-ere- completely. and one of the other problems-aid is- completely. and one of the other problems-aid is ,- completely. and one of the other problems aid is , you problems of foreign aid is, you mew,— problems of foreign aid is, you mew-meem— problems of foreign aid is, you know, much control do we know, how much control do we mewe— have over where that money goes? wew— have over where that money goes? mew—mer- have over where that money goes? mew—emer wrrerl how can we be certain that what were—me— we're giving it for the intentions— we're giving it for the intentions for actually where intentions for is actually where it intentions for is actually where r emere— intentions for is actually where r emere-vee— intentions for is actually where it ends-you know,- intentions for is actually where it ends you know, a of it ends up? you know, a lot of me— it ends up? you know, a lot of me erme,— it ends up? you know, a lot of the time,-know- it ends up? you know, a lot of the time,-know ,- it ends up? you know, a lot of the time, know , when there's the time, you know, when there's memew—erwewel the time, you know, when there's memew—erwewe e| money around, there's always a rrrrre— money around, there's always a rrrrreler— money around, there's always a little-of people— money around, there's always a little of people creaming little bit of people creaming off little bit of people creaming err me— little bit of people creaming err rwe-er— little bit of people creaming off the or whatever else. so off the top or whatever else. so it off the top or whatever else. so rr mrem— off the top or whatever else. so rr mrem wew— off the top or whatever else. so it might very well—

off the top or whatever else. so it might very well be the case mer— it might very well be the case we were— it might very well be the case that we're sending all of this meee—memew- that we're sending all of this meee—memew emei that we're sending all of this. huge—money and it's huge amounts of money and it's not—the- not going to address the problems— not going to address the problems that it's meant so, problems that it's meant to. so, yes,— problems that it's meant to. so, yeslmigm— problems that it's meant to. so, yes,|migm be— problems that it's meant to. so, yes, might be kind—hearted problems that it's meant to. so, yes, well—meaning,d—hearted problems that it's meant to. so, yes, well—meaning, butearted problems that it's meant to. so, yes, well—meaning, but it's ed problems that it's meant to. so, yes, well—meaning, but it's not and well—meaning, but it's not very— and well—meaning, but it's not very intelligent.— and well—meaning, but it's not very intelligent. but fundamentally, the point for me is that— fundamentally, the point for me is that there— fundamentally, the point for me is that there are— fundamentally, the point for me is that there are people struggling— is that there are people struggling in- is that there are people struggling in this country. if we had— struggling in this country. if we had solved— struggling in this country. if we had solved every issue in britain,— we had solved every issue in britain,-fine_ we had solved every issue in britain,-fine ,- we had solved every issue in britain,-fine , go- we had solved every issue in britain, fine , go off and britain, then fine, go off and help— britain, then fine, go off and help the— britain, then fine, go off and help the eet— britain, then fine, go off and help the rest of— britain, then fine, go off and help the rest of the world. but while— help the rest of the world. but whilst-have— help the rest of the world. but whilst- have your- help the rest of the world. but whilst have your fellow whilst you have your own fellow countrymen and countrymen in starving and freezing and not able to pay their bills or their mortgage or their bills or their mortgage or their or get by, why are we their rent or get by, why are we sending billions of money which we taking from them? we are we are taking from them? we are taxing those we are taking from them? we are taxing-those people- we are taking from them? we are taxing-those people who. g , we are taxistruggling those people who g , we are taxistruggling to>se people who g , we are taxistruggling to sendeople who g , we are taxistruggling to send abroad.|o are struggling to send abroad. i , h— are struggling to send abroad. i mean , it really— are struggling to send abroad. i mean , it really is,— are struggling to send abroad. i mean , it really is, i think, mean, it really is, i think, fereheeh— mean, it really is, i think, hereheeh . — mean, it really is, i think, farcical . yeah.- mean, it really is, i think, farcical. / z mean, it really is, i think, farcical . / "2 farcical. yeah. and also what i can't understand is, is the idea that this genuinely buys us loads of soft power. it doesn't. africa is basically now essentially run by the chinese government because they've pumped a huge amount more into infrastructure than we paid into the european union massively for decades. the european union massively for decades . and then we got decades. and then we got absolutely nothing in return, essentially when we left. and

they don't particularly like us and they've expected us step and they've expected us to step up for ukraine. and and they've expected us to step up we for ukraine. and and they've expected us to step up we seem for ukraine. and and they've expected us to step up we seem shocked,hine. and and they've expected us to step up we seem shocked, don't.nd and they've expected us to step up we seem shocked, don't we, then we seem shocked, don't we, when send some money over to when we send some money over to some african dictator some far flung african dictator and not lot of and shock horror, not a lot of that money ends up in the mouths of poor people their of poor people living in their country. totally country. it is totally self—defeating. benjamin, country. it is totally self—diteating. benjamin, country. it is totally self—dit not1g. benjamin, country. it is totally self—dit not just benjamin, country. it is totally self—dit not just be benjamin, country. it is totally self—dit not just be aenjamin, country. it is totally self—dit not just be a pretty n, would it not just be a pretty cut dry vote winner for cut and dry vote winner for someone go ? you see that someone to go? you see that massive nhs backlog there you see people who are dying on see the people who are dying on cancer wards because we can't give treatment give them enough treatment in enough time. yeah, we're going to the money and to just give them the money and we're not actually going to give it to some corrupt african despot of a nation. yeah, absolutely.imean,- despot of a nation. yeah,- absolutely.imean,.should despot of a nation. yeah,- alshouldy.lmean,.should despot of a nation. yeah,- alshould go|mean,.should despot of a nation. yeah,- alshould go to ean,.should despot of a nation. yeah,- alshould go to our .should 2 yeah, alshould go to our publicould it should go to our public services— it should go to our public services before- it should go to our public services before it goes abroad, eeheehhh— services before it goes abroad, eeheehhy hhe — services before it goes abroad, especially the ones that are ehugghhg— especially the ones that are ehugghhg. — especially the ones that are struggling . but- esp�*ecially the ones that are struggling , especially the ones that are struggling . \. struggling. but with the nhs, i think not just a of think it's not just a case of throwing it. we do need throwing money at it. we do need to reform it. root and branch so that can sure that that that we can be sure that that money spent properly money is being spent properly and not being wasted. so for example, like example, in areas like procurement, be procurement, we need to be ensuring they are procuring ensuring that they are procuring equipment supplies and equipment and supplies and whatnot from places where there is competitivity in the market and getting best is competitivity in the market and rather getting best is competitivity in the market and rather than1g best is competitivity in the market and rather than ,] best is competitivity in the market and rather than , as best is competitivity in the market and rather than , as we est is competitivity in the market and rather than , as we saw price rather than, as we saw dunng price rather than, as we saw

during lockdown during the pandemic. we had these this procurement for ppe going to certain companies which were ramping up the prices gouging. we wasted huge amounts of money on defunct or defective equipment, which never got used. so we do need to be very clear that, yes, we should be putting this money into our public services in this country, but also to sure that also we need to be sure that we're it properly . we're spending it properly. what would you say, benjamin, we're spending it properly. - what would you say, benjamin, to the peehhe— what would you say, benjamin, to the people whe— what would you say, benjamin, to the people who go,— what would you say, benjamin, to the people who go, well, look, it's the people who go, well, look, he just— the people who go, well, look, he he a— the people who go, well, look, h-e just a hop— the people who go, well, look, it's just a drop in— the people who go, well, look, it's just a drop in the ocean. hhhge— it's just a drop in the ocean. hhhge hhe— it's just a drop in the ocean. things like foreign aid and everything— things like foreign aid and everything else that comes out on everything else that comes out eh-h— everything else that comes out eh-h ee— everything else that comes out eh-h he heu— everything else that comes out on-it as well is- everything else that comes out on it as well is just on top of it as well is just a hop— on top of it as well is just a hop h— on top of it as well is just a hep h the— on top of it as well is just a drop in the ocean- on top of it as well is just a drop in the ocean and it would not ephe— drop in the ocean and it would not eehe eu— drop in the ocean and it would not solve our nhs— drop in the ocean and it would not solve our nhs crisis or it hoppe— not solve our nhs crisis or it weuhe hep— not solve our nhs crisis or it would not solve— not solve our nhs crisis or it would not solve our education eheh— would not solve our education eheh phe— would not solve our education crisis and all— would not solve our education crisis and all of— would not solve our education crisis and all of that stuff . crisis and all of that stuff. wen.— crisis and all of that stuff. weu. pou— crisis and all of that stuff. well, you know,— crisis and all of that stuff. well, you know, it- crisis and all of that stuff. well, you know, it may- crisis and all of that stuff. well, you know, it may be a drop in the ocean to politicians who think in figures of billions, not pounds and pence. but i think, you know, if you can save one person from freezing one old person from freezing to death you can death in their home or you can feed one mouth in britain, you know , it's worthwhile even if it know, it's worthwhile even if it is just a couple of billion to them. i think it's quite a lot to the people this country

to the people of this country who struggling yeah and who are struggling. yeah and benjamin, one final- who are struggling. yeah and benjamin, one final one- eh: 33 g “43?" and benjamin, one final one with you.— benjamin, one final one with you. h— benjamin, one final one with pop h phat-e— benjamin, one final one with you. if that's all— benjamin, one final one with you. if that's all right. do you hhhh— you. if that's all right. do you think britain— you. if that's all right. do you think britain expected to be think britain is expected to be absolutely— think britain is expected to be absolutely everything to all peephe— absolutely everything to alli peephe—heyhe absolutely everything to all- peephe—hewhe we people when actually maybe we eehh—hhw— people when actually maybe we eehh—hhw eh- people when actually maybe we can't—that at the - can't quite have that at the hehehw— can't quite have that at the moment? iwas_ can't quite have that at the moment? was was amazed by moment? i was i was amazed by the ehhehee— moment? i was i was amazed by the articles there— moment? i was i was amazed by the articles there in— moment? i was i was amazed by the articles there in sudan ehewh— the articles there in sudan ehewh-pehp- the articles there in sudan ehewh-pehp ,- the articles there in sudan about going , oh, britain about sudan going, oh, britain is about sudan going, oh, britain he ee— about sudan going, oh, britain he so shew— about sudan going, oh, britain he ee ehew he— about sudan going, oh, britain is so slow to act.— about sudan going, oh, britain is so slow to act. oh we're not ephe— is so slow to act. oh we're not eehhp-hheh- is so slow to act. oh we're not eehhp-hheh wew- is so slow to act. oh we're not doing then you look doing enough. then you look at what— doing enough. then you look at what-happening— what was happening in turkey, eeephhe— despite the fact that the hhhheh— despite the fact that the british donated despite the fact that the- british - donated millions, british public donated millions, eene— british public donated millions, hehe ef— british public donated millions, tens of millions— british public donated millions, tens of millions of pounds british public donated millions, te|their millions of pounds british public donated millions, te|their own ons of pounds british public donated millions, te|their own pocket pounds british public donated millions, te|their own pocket tornds british public donated millions, te|their own pocket tornd and of their own pocket to go and hehp— of their own pocket to go and hehp whhh— of their own pocket to go and hehp whhh ew— of their own pocket to go and help with our crisis. oh, what's our government— help with our crisis. oh, what's our government with the our government doing with the hwhheh— our government doing with the hhehhhhg— our government doing with the hhehhhhglfw— our government doing with the tnothing.far as— our government doing with the tnothing.far as i- our government doing with the tnothing far as i can tell. , nothing as far as i can tell. why— , nothing as far as i can tell. why—wee- , nothing as far as i can tell.| why—wee-heh , nothing as far as i can tell.- why _we?-not our why why should we? it's not our e.phq..ke,_ why why should we? it's not our eehhpwehelh— why why should we? it's not our earthquake,.it ?_ why why should we? it's not our earthquake, it? you why why should we? it's not our earthquake, it ? you and earthquake, is it? you know, and then— earthquake, is it? you know, and men—pm,- earthquake, is it? you know, and hheh—hhhe-ehl then at the same time, here at heme,— then at the same time, here at heme—he- then at the same time, here at heme—he gol then at the same time, here at. heme—he pp and home, they're supposed to go and wehh— home, they're supposed to go and wehh-peephe— home, they're supposed to go and well,-people.abovel well, let's give people an above hhhhehheh— well, let's give people an above inflation _the - inflation pay rise and the pwhhhe— inflation pay rise and the- pwhhhe—ewew public sector, let's give every ehhphe— public sector, let's give every. ehhphe—heehe. single child free school meals. hep-e— single child free school meals. let's-everything.— single child free school meals. let's-everything. i- single child free school meals. let's everything. i mean, let's do everything. i mean, where— let's do everything. i mean, where-think- let's do everything. i mean,- where-think.this where do people think all this money— where do people think all this honey-hem— where do people think all this honey-heme - where do people think all this money from ? “43?" where do people think all this- money-from ? yeah,lthink money comes from? yeah, i think there's cognitive there's a bit of cognitive dissonance. this dissonance. we have this mentality , you know, mentality of saying, you know, britain terrible . we ever britain was terrible. we ever had an empire or whatever, went abroad or did anything in other countries. we should stick to ourselves get on ourselves and let them get on with own affairs. but also with their own affairs. but also whenever there's problem, with their own affairs. but also whenegotthere's problem, with their own affairs. but also whenegot toere's problem, with their own affairs. but also whenegot to send problem, with their own affairs. but also whene got to send themlem, we've got to send them money. we've and help

we've got to go there and help them. to fix the them. we've got to fix the crisis. mean, which is it? crisis. i mean, which is it? either globally either we are involved globally with those countries, helping them assisting them or we them and assisting them or we are ourselves. but are keeping to ourselves. but i do think people want it both ways. have that. it's ways. you can't have that. it's we when we want you when we've got a problem, don't want you problem, but we don't want you the time. and the rest of the time. and i think that's the problem the rest of the time. and i tiyeah.1at's the problem the rest of the time. and i tiyeah. yeahthe problem the rest of the time. and i tiyeah. yeah benjamin, look, . yeah. yeah benjamin, look, ereee— . yeah. yeah benjamin, look, peep ewh. — . yeah. yeah benjamin, look, great stuff. thank— “43?" “43?" benjamin, look, great stuff. thank you very much— great stuff. thank you very much hehe. — great stuff. thank you very much, mate. benjamin lord nephew— much, mate. benjamin lord- dannatt_research dannatt there, who is a research hehhew—ehewp- dannatt there, who is a research fellow—group think. fellow at the bow group think haph— fellow at the bow group think tank,-whizzing_ fellow at the bow group think tank, whizzing you through. fellow at the bow group think tankit's whizzing you through. fellow at the bow group think tankit's anrhizzing you through. fellow at the bow group think tankit's an old ring you through. fellow at the bow group think tankit's an old charity through. fellow at the bow group think tankit's an old charity starter h. yes, it's an old charity starter heme— yes, it's an old charity starter home argument— yes, it's an old charity starter home argument again, isn't it? yes, it's an old charity starter honyou gument again, isn't it? yes, it's an old charity starter honyou justent again, isn't it? yes, it's an old charity starter honyou just lookgain, isn't it? yes, it's an old charity starter honyou just look at n, isn't it? yes, it's an old charity starter honyou just look at thoset it? yes, it's an old charity starter honyou just look at those nhs but you just look at those nhs ephe— but you just look at those nhs ehehe there— but you just look at those nhs stats there and _ but you just look at those nhs stats there and i— but you just look at those nhs stats there and i mean it is hehewhewe— stats there and i mean it is ridiculous really, but there we go ridiculous really, but there we 90 -— ridiculous really, but there we go . hhphh— ridiculous really, but there we go . hhphh. okay,— ridiculous really, but there we go . right. okay, ladies and go. right. okay, ladies and pehweheh.— go. right. okay, ladies and gentlemen. well i have. i'm going— gentlemen. well i have. i'm pehhp he— gentlemen. well i have. i'm pehhp he he— gentlemen. well i have. i'm going to be going out and about, i going to be going out and about, hhhhhh— going to be going out and about, h hhhhh wew— going to be going out and about, h hhhhh wew, wew— going to be going out and about, i think, very, very shortly. vee— i think, very, very shortly. vee h— i think, very, very shortly. vee h eh— i think, very, very shortly. yes, i am. what- i think, very, very shortly. yes, i am. what could possibly go wronge— yes, i am. what could possibly go wr0n9?-l've- yes, i am. what could possibly go wrong? i've had i've had enough— go wrong? i've had i've had enough of— go wrong? i've had i've had enough of standing up here. hhehe-e— enough of standing up here. there'slthere's_ enough of standing up here. there's there's great there's a there's a great epheephehe— there's a there's a great- atmosphere-buckingham atmosphere here at buckingham heheee—h- palace. and i decided that i wanted— palace. and i decided that ii wanted—about palace. and i decided that i- wanted_about with wanted to get out and about with the fene— wanted to get out and about with the hhe whe— wanted to get out and about with the fans who are— wanted to get out and about with the fans who are celebrating a hhehehe— the fans who are celebrating a historic event.— the fans who are celebrating a historic event. in— the fans who are celebrating a historic event. in just a few hhhwhee— historic event. in just a few hhhwhee ,— historic event. in just a few hhhwhee, h-h— historic event. in just a few minutes , i'm going to go and minutes, i'm going to go and epeeh— minutes, i'm going to go and epeeh he— minutes, i'm going to go and epeeh he eehe— minutes, i'm going to go and speak to some of— minutes, i'm going to go and speak to some of the royal ewpehehe— speak to some of the royal superfans.the- speak to some of the royal superfans the mile. and am superfans on the mile. and i am i superfans on the mile. and i am h—heeewee-

superfans on the mile. and i am i_because well,- i am laughing because well, hep-e— i am laughing because well, hep-e he— i am laughing because well, let's be honest— i am laughing because well, let's be honest with you. it's going— let's be honest with you. it's pehhp he— let's be honest with you. it's pehhp he he— let's be honest with you. it's going to be chaotic, but this is hepheehhe— going to be chaotic, but this is fantastic. patrick's— going to be chaotic, but this is fantastic. patrick's people. i'm hehheh— fantastic. patrick's people. i'm hehheh-eh— fantastic. patrick's people. i'm patrick-on gb- fantastic. patrick's people. i'm patrick on gb news patrick christys on gb news hhhehh-e— patrick christys on gb news britain's news— patrick christys on gb news britain's news .—

forward from this. join us here on gb news. the people's channel. britain is watching . channel. britain is watching. well, i'm in the mall. on the mall, ladies and— well, i'm in the mall. on the mall, ladies and gents.- " on the mall, ladies and gents. it's pehhhhe— mall, ladies and gents. it's pehhhhp e— mall, ladies and gents. it's pehhhhp e heh— mall, ladies and gents. it's getting a lot busier than it was weeheheew— getting a lot busier than it was weeheheew ene— getting a lot busier than it was yesterday and the— getting a lot busier than it was yesterday and the day before hheh— yesterday and the day before hheh .— yesterday and the day before that . patrick— yesterday and the day before that . patrick christys just that. patrick christys just ewhehee— that. patrick christys just outside buckingham for outside buckingham palace for you outside buckingham palace for yew—hhe- you as we gear up to the coronation— you as we gear up to the coronation and- you as we gear up to the coronation and this my coronation and this is my hewewhhe— coronation and this is my favourite-of- coronation and this is my favourite of show, coronation and this is my- favourite .of - show, why? favourite bit of the show, why? heeewee— favourite bit of the show, why? because - meet - favourite bit of the show, why? because meet real because we get to meet real peephe— because we get to meet real people—asi people and lovely people as wehh— people and lovely people as well.-ladies- people and lovely people as well. ladies have people and lovely people as- well.-ladies have come well. now you ladies have come hem— well. now you ladies have come hem-e— well. now you ladies have come hem-e hehe— well. now you ladies have come hem-e hehe-hh- well. now you ladies have come from a long in order from rather a long way in order to from rather a long way in order he he— from rather a long way in order he he here— from rather a long way in order to be here for— from rather a long way in order to be here for the— from rather a long way in order to be here for the coronation, heweh-h—hhewl to be here for the coronation, haven't—flew this haven't you? yes we flew in this morning johannesburg, haven't you? yes we flew in this morning johannesburg , south morning from johannesburg, south africa, , this africa, this morning, this morning, for this event, africa, this morning, this morning, for this event , for morning, for this event, for this. our mother was a royalist andifs this. our mother was a royalist and it's well, we've all caught on to it. so yeah, you've got hhe— on to it. so yeah, you've got hhe bug- — on to it. so yeah, you've got the bug. you've— on to it. so yeah, you've got the bug. you've got- on to it. so yeah, you've got the bug. you've got the. on to it. so yeah, you've got the bug. you've got the bug. you come together, your sisters, the

sisters. yes . i mean, come together, your sisters, the sisters. yes. i mean, that come together, your sisters, the sisters. yes . i mean, that would sisters. yes. i mean, that would make a lot of sense, wouldn't it? actually there we go. so what's your name? my name is davin. what's your name? my name is pewhh. pewhh — what's your name? my name is davin. davin yes. _ what's your name? my name is davin. davin yes. and- 2 , my name is davin. davin “in; and you? davin. davin yes. and you? mergeheh— davin. davin yes. and you? mergeheh — davin. davin yes. and you? margaret okay,— davin. davin yes. and you? margaret okay, so- davin. davin “in; and you? margaret f margaret okay, so basically, you got royal bug from your mum. got the royal bug from your mum. is that right? what go is that right? and what did go on? it was such a royal event, eweh— on? it was such a royal event, eweh e— on? it was such a royal event, eweh e royal— on? it was such a royal event, such a royal bug.— h::,"7’ it was such a royal event, such a royal bug. i've h::,"7 it was such a royal event, such a royal bug. i've got ("7 it was such a royal event, such a royal bug. i've got my names are margaret, elizabeth . names are margaret, elizabeth. mew.— names are margaret, elizabeth. marv- hew— names are margaret, elizabeth. mary- hew hweh— names are margaret, elizabeth. mary. how much more royal do you wehh— mary. how much more royal do you wehh e — mary. how much more royal do you want ? brilliant.— mary. how much more royal do you want ? brilliant. you— mary. how much more royal do you want ? brilliant. you love- mary. how much more royal do you want? /hix. c want? brilliant. you love it, right? okay, so. so i mean. i mean, it's a heck of a long journey for you, but you have now managed to secure a pretty prime spot because we are i don't know if we can quite see it because there's some like protective buckingham is obviously buckingham palace is right so you will be right there. so you will be you're literally front of you're literally at the front of the yeah yeah. the queue. yeah. yeah yeah. they us to get here. they waited for us to get here. they waited for us to get here. they yes, yes, yes. it was they did? yes, yes, yes. it was booked us. yeah. i have it booked for us. yeah. i have it on booked for us. yeah. i have it eh good— booked for us. yeah. i have it on good authority— booked for us. yeah. i have it on good authority as- 2 25 yeah. i have it on good authority as well. hehwehhw— on good authority as well. actually. there— on good authority as well. actually. there rumour actually. there was a rumour hheh—wee- actually. there was a rumour that—was-toi actually. there was a rumour. hheh—wee-he he that your flight was going to be eehewee.— that your flight was going to be delayed,-nearly- that your flight was going to be delayed, nearly called that your flight was going to be delayed, thing nearly called that your flight was going to be delayed, thing off,early called that your flight was going to be delayed, thing off,earlyknow?i the whole thing off, you know? solare — the whole thing off, you know? selee-ehh— the whole thing off, you know? so.are-all-flags| so so are these all your flags as so so are these all your flags ee—wewel so so are these all your flags. ee—wewe wheh as well or what have you? what have— as well or what have you? what have-pew— as well or what have you? what have-spew cep— as well or what have you? what have-got? can i— as well or what have you? what have got? can i go? hello? have you got? can i go? hello? hep-he— have you got? can i go? hello? hewhe heh— have you got? can i go? hello? you're not getting— have you got? can i go? hello? you're not getting this. you're not getting out of this. hee— you're not getting out of this. hewhe-hewhe— you're not getting out of this. you're you're getting you're not. you're not getting

ewh— you're not. you're not getting ewhlhhhe.— you're not. you're not getting out-this. you're— you're not. you're not getting out this. you're not getting out of this. you're not getting ewh— out of this. what's where did you— out of this. what's where did yew—hem i out of this. what's where did yew—hem e | out of this. what's where did- wew—heh e uh. you get these flags from? um, she-e— you get these flags from? um, she-e e— you get these flags from? um, she's a collector— you get these flags from? um, she's a collector of— you get these flags from? um, she's a collector of all- you get these flags from? um, she's a collector of all the bits. you're a collector of all. i them all on. yeah. i've i got them all on. yeah. i've just i got them all on. yeah. i've pweh eee— i got them all on. yeah. i've just seen something- i got them all on. yeah. i've just seen something in- gix hith“ yeah. i've just seen something in your gix “if.“ yeah. i've just seen something in your bag . hhe. — just seen something in your bag . hhe. h-h— just seen something in your bag . we we going— just seen something in your bag . erg. i'm going to— just seen something in your bag . erg. i'm going to go through wew— . erg. i'm going to go through yew-he— . erg. i'm going to go through yew-he hheh— . erg. i'm going to go through your-is that all- . erg. i'm going to go through your is that all right? your bag. is that all right? t hey— your bag. is that all right? they eew— your bag. is that all right? they eew wew— your bag. is that all right? they say you should go they say you should never go hhheweh— they say you should never go hhheweh-heg.- they say you should never go. through-bag,-there through a lady's bag, but there we—hhhe- through a lady's bag, but there we _this little. we go. now, who's this little ehep— we go. now, who's this little ehep e — we go. now, who's this little ehep e hhhe— we go. now, who's this little chap ? this-charlie- we go. now, who's this little chap? “ (texhi; chap? this is charlie boy. charlie boy . okay. and my sister charlie boy. okay. and my sister hewphh— charlie boy. okay. and my sister hewehh hhh — charlie boy. okay. and my sister hewphh hhh heh— charlie boy. okay. and my sister bought him for me,— x i; okay. and my sister bought him for me, right? so how are bought him for me, right? so how wew— bought him for me, right? so how you keeping— bought him for me, right? so how are you keeping yourself entertained— are you keeping yourself entertained here on the. ' ”hi; entertained here on the. are you eemphhge— entertained here on the. are you eemphhpe hh-e— entertained here on the. are you camping? it's going to be days for you. is it? yeah yes. yes. do. yeah we're not made of sugan do. yeah we're not made of sugar. we're not going to melt. no, no. we come from south whee.— no, no. we come from south hhhee. — no, no. we come from south africa. we're— no, no. we come from south africa. we're not- no, no. we come from south africa. �*vw�*hi; ”hi; 5hi.?”hi;h2 “ africa. we're not scared of rain . we're going to melt . .we're not going to melt. well, that's just as well, eehwehhw— well, that's just as well, actually,-you. well, that's just as well,- actually,-you know, actually, because, you know, ewppeeeehw— actually, because, you know,i supposedly—rain. actually, because, you know,- supposedly—rain. supposedly it is going to rain. it's—rain. okay.- it's not going to rain. okay. here in england,— it's not going to rain. okay. here in england, i- c git “h; “ okay. here in england, i believe if hhehe-e— here in england, i believe if there's three— here in england, i believe if there's three rain , there's three drops of rain, hheh— there's three drops of rain, hheh-eew— there's three drops of rain, then say raining. there's three drops of rain,- then-say-raining. yeah then they say it's raining. yeah ehew. — then they say it's raining. yeah ehew. se— then they say it's raining. yeah okay- so you— then they say it's raining. yeah okay. so you think- then they say it's raining. yeah okay. “

tell the weather off. so, you know, i mean , this is great. know, i mean, this is great. here we go. we're going to move it along. look, ladies, thank you. is fantastic. all you. this is fantastic. all right, you take care. you take care. is care. this is this is magnificent . now, there very magnificent. now, there is very much intense great there is magnificent. now, there is very mlinternationalt great there is magnificent. now, there is very mlinternational feelat there is magnificent. now, there is very mlinternational feel herezre is magnificent. now, there is very mlinternational feel here and; magnificent. now, there is very mlinternational feel here and a an international feel here and a flavour on the mouth. so we've had from south had some ladies from south africa we have got here some africa and we have got here some people who've come all the way from where we come from, from kansas city . kansas city, from kansas city. and both of you have you san antonio, . yes, antonio, antonio, texas. yes, antonio, texas. got ask why. texas. so i've got to ask why. you , this is a part of you know, this is a part of history. we got to be here even hheweh— history. we got to be here even hheweh we— history. we got to be here even though we don't— “ 5.03 we got to be here even though we don't know a lot about the though we don't know a lot about hhe hewehe— though we don't know a lot about hhe hewehe h— though we don't know a lot about the royals in general from being heh— the royals in general from being hem hhe— the royals in general from being from the states.— the royals in general from being from the states. we had to be here— from the states. we had to be here heh— from the states. we had to be here her he— from the states. we had to be here for this historical moment. hmezhhp — here for this historical moment. hmezhhp .ee— here for this historical moment. hmezhhp-ee .— here for this historical moment. hmezhhp-ee . h— here for this historical moment. amazing-so , i mean,- here for this historical moment. amazing-so , i mean, how. amazing. and so, i mean, how much did it cost you to get here? i mean, we were able to hhhe— here? i mean, we were able to hhhe eh— here? i mean, we were able to kind of-together- here? i mean, we were able to kind of-together as- kind of come together as a ghewp. — kind of come together as a ghewp. _to..- kind of come together as a group. _four of. kind of come together as a group. _four of us.j kind of come together as a. group. _four of us. so kind of come together as a- group. _four of us. so we group. there's four of us. so we were of share the were able to kind of share the cost. it's been cost. but yeah, it's been wonderful be here be wonderful just to be here and be a part of all this. we were able to see the funeral to come and see the funeral of the everything be the queen and everything and be a that. so this is a part of that. so well, this is he— a part of that. so well, this is this-obviously— a part of that. so well, this is this-obviouslylmuch- so well, this is this obviously much happier this is obviously a much happier eehh—

this is obviously a much happier event—ephe- event, so that'll be quite nice for event, so that'll be quite nice her-h— event, so that'll be quite nice her-h hheghhe- event, so that'll be quite nice. for-i imagine-kind for you. i imagine you've kind of obviously depression of had obviously the depression , let's be honest yeah, , let's be honest and yeah, sombre is better you sombre is a better word. you should do you should do should do this. you should do this a living. i this this for a living. i mean, this is one of the problems is this is one of the problems with out and about with me getting out and about and talking the public and talking to the public is that how people that i realise how many people could better job than could do a much betterjob than i can job i'm paid i can of the job that i'm paid to but so what sustains i can of the job that i'm paid to i've but so what sustains i can of the job that i'm paid to i've gott so what sustains i can of the job that i'm paid to i've got too what sustains i can of the job that i'm paid to i've got to be hat sustains i can of the job that i'm paid to i've got to be honesttains i can of the job that i'm paid to i've got to be honest with you? i've got to be honest with you. i can see some, you. i've got i can see some, some, some. well, talk me through your are. through what your snacks are. um, yes . okay. sugar, sugar, um, yes. okay. sugar, sugar, sugan um, yes. okay. sugar, sugar, sugar. to keep the energy sugar. got to keep the energy up. we have turkey. yeah. and you— up. we have turkey. yeah. and you eeh— up. we have turkey. yeah. and you peh heede— up. we have turkey. yeah. and you peh heeee eh— up. we have turkey. yeah. and you got loads of stuff.- .. we have turkey. “0?“ and you got loads of stuff. and why heeh— you got loads of stuff. and why heeh eeh— you got loads of stuff. and why are. look, can i— you got loads of stuff. and why are. look, can i ask— you got loads of stuff. and why are. look, can i ask you this? he— are. look, can i ask you this? he ehwewe— are. look, can i ask you this? i've always been— are. look, can i ask you this? i've always been fascinated by why— i've always been fascinated by whw ee— i've always been fascinated by why ee hehw— i've always been fascinated by why so many americans. hheehwhehw— why so many americans. absolutely love our royal hemhhw— absolutely love our royal family. what— absolutely love our royal family. what is it? �*fhhix. family. what is it? well, for h— family. what is it? well, for me, i think part of it is that it's so different. there is not really anyone that i can think of that i love as much as the story of the royal family it just feels very i mean , still just feels very i mean, still very magical and very arnie endeanng very magical and very arnie endearing . it's and what is it endearing. it's and what is it for endearing. it's and what is it her you?—

endearing. it's and what is it her you? when— endearing. it's and what is it for you? when did— hi; 2 “3 it's and what is it for you? when did you really get hhhe— for you? when did you really get he he — for you? when did you really get he h? h— for you? when did you really get into it? i mean,— for you? when did you really get into it? “ into it? i mean, honestly, my mom was a huge fan of princess diana and, you know, watched the wedding and was, you know, very sombre at her, her passing and everything like that. so i grew up being everything like that. so i grew wp hehhp wew— everything like that. so i grew up being very involved- “h; . so i grew up being very involved in just the up being very involved in just hhe hhehew— up being very involved in just the history and— up being very involved in just the history and the family of it. the history and the family of h. se— the history and the family of h. se weeh— the history and the family of it. so yeah, it's— the history and the family of it. so yeah, it's been wonderful tweh— it. so yeah, it's been wonderful tweh he— it. so yeah, it's been wonderful tweh he hhhe— it. so yeah, it's been wonderful tweh he hhhe eh— it. so yeah, it's been wonderful just to kind of see— it. so yeah, it's been wonderful just to kind of see it, eepeehehhw- just to kind of see it, especially, you know, being able to especially, you know, being able he eehe— especially, you know, being able he here— especially, you know, being able to come here and— especially, you know, being able to come here and see it in peee— to come here and see it in peee se— to come here and see it in person. so you're going be person. so you're going to be giving—big- person. so you're going to be phwhhp—hhp wewel person. so you're going to be giving big wave as person. so you're going to be- giving_big wave as he giving the king a big wave as he eehee-wew— giving the king a big wave as he comes you saturday. comes past you on saturday. h-hh—vew- comes past you on saturday. h-hh—vew we- comes past you on saturday. i'll—you are all. i'll take it. yes. you are all welcome to come our way. i will. well, i am obviously on first name terms with the king so? so i now we have been i will. now we have been talking. thank you very much, ladies. it. and ladies. i hope you enjoy it. and now talking a lot on now i've been talking a lot on the of show far, the course of this show so far, actually, some concerning actually, about some concerning stats that have just dropped a new polls are taking place which appear to show anyway that around six commonwealth countries to countries would leave want to leave was a vote there. leave if there was a vote there. a referendum held tomorrow. and i yesterday i met this chap yesterday actually very kindly actually, and he very kindly offered sorts me. as if offered sorts to me. and as if by magic re—emerged now. so by magic he's re—emerged now. so there i ask you there we go. can i just ask you what you where you from,

what you where are you from, first well first and foremost? well i'm from london, north from i live in london, north london. but my heritage is hhhheweh.— london. but my heritage is antiguan. exactly.- 2“ but my heritage is antiguan. exactly. and we were ehehhhhp— antiguan. exactly. and we were chatting yesterday, weren't we, hhewh— chatting yesterday, weren't we, hhewh wheh— chatting yesterday, weren't we, about what you— chatting yesterday, weren't we, about what you felt about the commonwealth? f ' g? commonwealth? because antigua and barbuda is one of the countries that is potentially , countries that is potentially, if there was a vote held there tomorrow , as far as we can tell, tomorrow, as far as we can tell, they would vote to leave the commonwealth. why do think commonwealth. why do you think that don't know. that is? well, i don't know. i'm sure about that. i'm not too sure about that. i knew— i'm not too sure about that. i knew-ere— i'm not too sure about that. i know are discussions know there are discussions at he— know there are discussions at hhe—whehhehl know there are discussions at the _whether or know there are discussions at- the _whether or not the moment as to whether or not we ehewhe— the moment as to whether or not we should still— the moment as to whether or not we should still remain part of the commonwealth. there are hhxee— the commonwealth. there are hhxee-eh— the commonwealth. there are mixed at moment. mixed views at the moment. i knew— mixed views at the moment. i know some people believe that we ehewhe— know some people believe that we should .within_ know some people believe that we should .within the _ should stay within the commonwealth. there are others hheh—he— commonwealth. there are others hheh—he eh- that believe this is an antiquated— that believe this is an antiquated and that believe this is an- antiquated-and we that believe this is an— antiquated-and we should antiquated system and we should heave— antiquated system and we should he hw— antiquated system and we should he ww wew— antiquated system and we should leave. my view is— antiquated system and we should leave. my view is personally amhe— leave. my view is personally hhhhe he— leave. my view is personally hhhhe he e— leave. my view is personally arnie is a bit— leave. my view is personally arnie is a bit indifferent and ehhhwehehh— arnie is a bit indifferent and ambivalent .— arnie is a bit indifferent and ambivalent. i— arnie is a bit indifferent and ambivalent. i know arnie is a bit indifferent and ambivalent . i know we're arnie is a bit indifferent and ambivalent. i know we're going to ambivalent. i know we're going he have— ambivalent. i know we're going he have e— ambivalent. i know we're going to have a referendum that's wheh-e— to have a referendum that's wheh-e hehhe— to have a referendum that's what's being suggested and i'll wehh— what's being suggested and i'll wehh he— what's being suggested and i'll wehh he eee— what's being suggested and i'll wait to see what— what's being suggested and i'll wait to see what happens in that heehehwhhhe — wait to see what happens in that referendum. and— wait to see what happens in that referendum. ' “2 wait to see what happens in that referendum. "2 30. wait to see what happens in that referendum. ' “2 30. referendum. and have you got any strong idea about which way you would vote? what could be said or you think would or done? do you think that would persuade we persuade you? because we haven't. looking the persuade you? because we haveof . looking the persuade you? because we haveof antigua. king the persuade you? because we haveof antigua. i ng the persuade you? because we

haveof antigua. i don't the persuade you? because we haveof antigua. i don't think flag of antigua. i don't think there actually at there is actually one here at there is actually one here at the is up the minute. is there is there up there? the over there? it's all the way over there. it's the first one. oh, okay. go. so you've there. it's the first one. oh, okay. know, go. so you've there. it's the first one. oh, okay. know, there so you've there. it's the first one. oh, okay. know, there is so you've got you know, there is representation. there's commonwealth representation. it clearly means a huge amount to, you people and you know, most people here and the people inside buckingham palace, said palace, what could be said to convince you because you're indifferent moment that indifferent at the moment that referendum tomorrow. what referendum was tomorrow. what could get your vote could they say to get your vote to in? well, i suppose that to stay in? well, i suppose that a number of issues really one, what is the new king charles iii going to do for my region and i'm not just talking about antigua because i don't know if you know, but jamaica. yeah , you know, but jamaica. yeah, it's potentially you know, butjamaica. yeah, it's potentially is— 2 yeah, it's potentially is hoping hi? yeah, it's potentially is hoping to have— it's potentially is hoping to heewe hhe— it's potentially is hoping to leave the commonwealth. hheehwhehw— leave the commonwealth. absolutely barbados has already left absolutely barbados has already hehh wew— absolutely barbados has already hehh you knew.— absolutely barbados has already left you know, so— absolutely barbados has already left you know, so it's the hegheh— left you know, so it's the hegheh wehe— left you know, so it's the region we're talking about. what is region we're talking about. what he hhhee— region we're talking about. what is prince charles— region we're talking about. what is prince charles going to do for is prince charles going to do her hheh— is prince charles going to do her hheh eeh— is prince charles going to do for that sort of— is prince charles going to do for that sort of hemisphere ? you for that sort of hemisphere? you knew.— for that sort of hemisphere? you knew. whe— for that sort of hemisphere? you knew. and he— for that sort of hemisphere? you know, and is he— for that sort of hemisphere? you know, and is he going to come whhh— know, and is he going to come whhh e— know, and is he going to come whhh e peehege— know, and is he going to come with a package as— know, and is he going to come with a package as to, you know, hew— with a package as to, you know, hew hhe— with a package as to, you know, hew hhe peephe— with a package as to, you know, how the people of— with a package as to, you know, how the people of the caribbean are how the people of the caribbean gehhp— how the people of the caribbean pehhp he— how the people of the caribbean pehhp he hhh— how the people of the caribbean are going to fit into this new heeem— are going to fit into this new modern model— are going to fit into this new modern model that he has for us?

wehh— modern model that he has for us? wehh. we-we— modern model that he has for us? wehh. 90t— modern model that he has for us? well, we've got an— modern model that he has for us? well, we've got an idea.— modern model that he has for us? well, we've got an idea. we've got an ideal opportunity to do that. you know, part of supposedly getting that. you know, part of sup sovereignty getting that. you know, part of sup sovereignty back getting that. you know, part of sup sovereignty back whenting that. you know, part of sup sovereignty back when we our sovereignty back when we left eu was in my opinion, left the eu was in my opinion, anyway, as far as thought it anyway, as far as i thought it was to do stuff exactly like what just said there, what you've just said there, which was to go out and reconnect commonwealth which was to go out and reco create commonwealth which was to go out and reco create our commonwealth which was to go out and reco create our own zommonwealth which was to go out and reco create our own zomnof |wealth which was to go out and reco create our own zomnof unionl and create our own kind of union and create our own kind of union and really, further that. and really, really further that. so, as you're so, so as far as you're concerned, still to concerned, you are still open to the saying. think the idea of saying. but i think another issue is, is the another issue for me is, is the issue of reparation. i know that's totally— “ i know that's totally different issue, hwh— that's totally different issue, hwh h— that's totally different issue, hwh h hhew— that's totally different issue, but i know that— that's totally different issue, but i know that king charles has ehhweee— but i know that king charles has ehhweee he— but i know that king charles has alluded to the— but i know that king charles has alluded to the fact— but i know that king charles has alluded to the fact that he wehhe— alluded to the fact that he wehhe he — alluded to the fact that he wants to have— alluded to the fact that he wants to have a- alluded to the fact that he wants to have a dialogue with regarde— wants to have a dialogue with heeehee he— wants to have a dialogue with regards to reparations for the descendants— regards to reparations for the descendants of— regards to reparations for the descendants of slaves. yeah, and i descendants of slaves. yeah, and h hhhhh— descendants of slaves. yeah, and h hhhhh he— descendants of slaves. yeah, and i think he should— descendants of slaves. yeah, and i think he should be lauded for hheh— i think he should be lauded for hheh .— i think he should be lauded for hheh . ahe— i think he should be lauded for hheh . hhe h— i think he should be lauded for that . and | do— i think he should be lauded for that . and i do hope in the that. and i do hope in the hwhwhe— that. and i do hope in the hwhwhe we— that. and i do hope in the future we have— that. and i do hope in the future we have some sort of heehhhehwh— future we have some sort of meaningful dialogue with respect to meaningful dialogue with respect he hepehehhehe— meaningful dialogue with respect to reparations rather than just mere platitude— to reparations rather than just mere platitude . _ to reparations rather than just mere platitude . mere platitude. us okay. that's interesting. and just specifically, what would you like to see in that regard? i mean , is it i mean, i suppose mean, is it i mean, i suppose how does it work is the thing, you know, i mean, do we end up

with reparations for everything? i mean, how how how would it work, do you think? well, i don't know if— work, do you think? well, i don't know if it— work, do you think? well, i don't know if it works- 20 “ because i've been writing about british and european royalty for more than 40 years. and this is the hheeeeh— 40 years. and this is the biggest-since- ”0 30375 and this is the biggest since 1953. 40 years. and this is the- biggest-since1953. yeah 40 years. and this is the- biggest-since 1953. yeah , biggest event since 1953. yeah, ahe— biggest event since 1953. yeah, and he— biggest event since 1953. yeah, and he he— biggest event since 1953. yeah, and it's the most— biggest event since 1953. yeah, and it's the most important day in king charles's life . so why in king charles's life. so why not be here? why not be here? eeh— not be here? why not be here? can h— not be here? why not be here? can h the— not be here? why not be here? can htweh eew— not be here? why not be here? can i just say fantastic- ”h“ii;7 why not be here? can i just say fantastic ? i can i just say fantastic? i eeh-h— can i just say fantastic? i eeh-h hhew— can i just say fantastic? i don't know if— can i just say fantastic? i don't know if we can get a get a maybe— don't know if we can get a get a maybe hhhe— don't know if we can get a get a maybe hhhe eh— don't know if we can get a get a maybe kind of a— don't know if we can get a get a maybe kind of a bottom to top wew— maybe kind of a bottom to top eh— maybe kind of a bottom to top eh hhhe— maybe kind of a bottom to top eh hhhe .— maybe kind of a bottom to top view of this , as— maybe kind of a bottom to top view of this , as were. view of this, as it were. there we— view of this, as it were. there we-hwh— view of this, as it were. there we-hwh hwh— view of this, as it were. there we-but but there- view of this, as it were. there we but but there we go. so, we are. but but there we go. so,

i we are. but but there we go. so, h-ehezhhe— we are. but but there we go. so, i-amazing outfit,- we are. but but there we go. so, i amazing outfit, amazing i mean, amazing outfit, amazing ewhhhh— i mean, amazing outfit, amazing ewhhhh. ahe— i mean, amazing outfit, amazing outfit. and how— i mean, amazing outfit, amazing outfit. and how long does it hhhe— outfit. and how long does it hehe wew— outfit. and how long does it hehe wew he— outfit. and how long does it take you to put— outfit. and how long does it take you to put it together ? take you to put it together? ewhhe — take you to put it together? ewhhe e— take you to put it together? quite a while. _ take you to put it together? quite a while. �*fhhix. quite a while. well, surprisingly, i was up sewing quite night. you surprisingly, i was up sewing quite night . you sewed quite late last night. you sewed it yeah. put it all it yourself? yeah. put it all together special together for the special occasion . why do you care so occasion. why do you care so hwehe— occasion. why do you care so hwehe h— occasion. why do you care so hwehe h the— occasion. why do you care so much? i just think— if 0“ why do you care so much? i just think it's such an ehezhhe— much? i just think it's such an amazing opportunity. much? i just think it's such an amazing opportunity , .. amazing opportunity. i mean, it's amazing opportunity. i mean, hh-e hwee— amazing opportunity. i mean, he going— amazing opportunity. i mean, it's never going happen again it's never going to happen again in so think. in our lifetime, so i think. yeah, to part yeah, i just wanted to be part of celebration. yeah, of the big celebration. yeah, absolutely. and you going to absolutely. and are you going to be absolutely. and are you going to he eehphhe— absolutely. and are you going to he eehphhg ewh— absolutely. and are you going to be camping out or— .hi;.3p and are you going to be camping out or what's your. heeh— be camping out or what's your. yeahiset— be camping out or what's your. yeah .set-there. - be camping out or what's your. yeah .set-there. i- be camping out or what's your.| yeah .set-there. i have yeah set up over there. i have a chair. i do not have tent, so chair. i do not have a tent, so i'll in my chair. no i'll be sleeping in my chair. no yes. lots of layers of yes. i have lots of layers of clothing . i have sleeping bag clothing. i have a sleeping bag . i'll be nice and warm and hopefully dry . what's your. hopefully dry. what's your. whhh-e— hopefully dry. what's your. wheh-e wew— hopefully dry. what's your. what's your name?- 2 3 what's your. what's your name? mel mel. hhehh. — what's your name? mel mel. hhehh. ehew— what's your name? mel mel. hhehh. ehew ee— what's your name? mel mel. right. okay, so i'm going to w...— right. okay, so i'm going to wraplup_ right. okay, so i'm going to wraplup hew— right. okay, so i'm going to wrap up now. can i just ask, wrap it up now. can i just ask, eeheheew— wrap it up now. can i just ask, can somebody for— wrap it up now. can i just ask, can somebody for the love of god.— can somebody for the love of eeh-heme- can somebody for the love of god,-tent? you god, get mel a tent? i mean, you eeh-h— god, get mel a tent? i mean, you cant have— god, get mel a tent? i mean, you cant have-heh— god, get mel a tent? i mean, you can't have-just go- god, get mel a tent? i mean, you can't have just go look can't have mel, just go look at hhhe.— can't have mel, just go look at hhhe-ceph— can't have mel, just go look at this.-can't-just. this. you can't have her just ewh—hh- this. you can't have her just ewh—hh hhe| out here in the cold in the hhehh— out here in the cold in the hhehh-eheh— out here in the cold in the night chair anyway. right? night in a chair anyway. right? heeh—hewhhe- night in a chair anyway. right?| look,_loving this. look, i'm obviously loving this. i look, i'm obviously loving this. h-ehe— look, i'm obviously loving this. h-arelhome- look, i'm obviously loving this.| i_are.home.well. i hope you are at home as well. hhhe— i hope you are at home as well. hhhe-ehew— i hope you are at home as well. make-stay tuned. - i hope you are at home as well. make stay tuned. loads make sure you stay tuned. loads eehhhe— make sure you stay tuned. loads more coming your— make sure you stay tuned. loads more coming your way for the hew—chewe- more coming your way for thei next—christys here next hour. patrick christys here on gb news. we are your coronation— on gb news. we are your

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well, a very good evening, everybody- — well, a very good evening, everybody- hh-e— well, a very good evening, everybody. it'sjust well, a very good evening, everybody. it's just about to go 5 pm.— everybody. it's just about to go e ph hhh— everybody. it's just about to go 5 pm. i'm patrick— everybody. it's just about to go 5 pm. i'm patrick christys and as 5 p.m. i'm patrick christys and we wew— 5 pm. i'm patrick christys and 5 p.m. i'm patrick christys and as you can see, i— 5 pm. i'm patrick christys and as you can see, i am at the weheehwh— as you can see, i am at the wonderful regal— as you can see, i am at the wonderful regal setting of hwehhhgheh — wonderful regal setting of buckingham palace where we have been— buckingham palace where we have been eehpee— buckingham palace where we have been camped here— buckingham palace where we have been camped here for for gb news the been camped here for for gb news hhe-weeh. — been camped here for for gb news hhe-weeh. ahe— been camped here for for gb news the-week. and we'll- been camped here for for gb news the week. and we'll all the last week. and we'll be all the last week. and we'll be all hhe wew— the last week. and we'll be all the way through— the last week. and we'll be all the way through to the main ewehh— the way through to the main event i saturday. - the way through to the main- event .saturday. - now, event on saturday. not long now, is event on saturday. not long now, he—wee- event on saturday. not long now, he—wee .- event on saturday. not long now, he—wee . we-el is it? not long. and yes, we're going— is it? not long. and yes, we're gehhe-hhhehhe- is it? not long. and yes, we're going bringing you the going to be bringing you all the royal— going to be bringing you all the heweh ee— going to be bringing you all the royal news today. _ going to be bringing you all the royal news today. so up at the top— royal news today. so up at the hep-eheee— royal news today. so up at the hep-eheee ewh- royal news today. so up at the top - stood out to - royal news today. so up at the top stood out to me top ones that stood out to me really— top ones that stood out to me hew-whee.- top ones that stood out to me really course, about top ones that stood out to me really or course, about top ones that stood out to me really or notcourse, about top ones that stood out to me really or not these, about top ones that stood out to me really or not these six out whether or not these six commonwealth nations are really going— commonwealth nations are really hhhe-heave.— commonwealth nations are really eehhglheewe. he— commonwealth nations are really going leave. do you think going to leave. do you think hheh— going to leave. do you thinki hheh—he that we actually are going to whe— that we actually are going to ene—hhh- that we actually are going to ene—hheh eel that we actually are going to. and _that as well, and also on top of that as well, are and also on top of that as well, hhe— and also on top of that as well, hhe pehhee— and also on top of that as well, are the police doing enough even whhh— with facial recognition heehhehegw— technology to be clamping down on_protesters?- on some of the protesters? but the on some of the protesters? but hhe—hheel the crowds that are out there hew—wew- the crowds that are out there hew—wew hwehl the crowds that are out there- now,_very much happy now, they're all very much happy to now, they're all very much happy he—eee— now, they're all very much happy he—eee-eehhei now, they're all very much happyi he—eee-gehhe ehe to be here. you see me going and hehhhhe— to be here. you see me going and hehhhhe he— to be here. you see me going and hehhhhg he peephe— to be here. you see me going and talking to people on the mound, peephe—eweh- talking to people on the mound,j peephe—eweh hhe people coming from all over the to people coming from all over the he wehhe— people coming from all over the to world-soak— people coming from all over the to world - soak- and l to world just soak this in and hhe— to world just soak this in and hhwe—we- to world just soak this in and hhwe—we here- to world just soak this in and live—us here on. to world just soak this in and. live—us here on gb live history with us here on gb hewe.— live history with us here on gb wewe whheh— live history with us here on gb news, which is,— live history with us here on gb news, which is, of— live history with us here on gb news, which is, of course, your cehehehheh— news, which is, of course, your

coronation station— news, which is, of course, your coronation station and the heir to coronation station and the heir he hhe— coronation station and the heir he hhe hhhehe— coronation station and the heir to the throne as— coronation station and the heir to the throne as well, though hhhee — to the throne as well, though prince william,— to the throne as well, though prince william, he's been all hhe— prince william, he's been all over the place— prince william, he's been all over the place today. his preparations— over the place today. his preparations for saturday have eeeee— preparations for saturday have geehee wp— preparations for saturday have geehee wp hw— preparations for saturday have geared up by going to a pub and pwhhhhe— geared up by going to a pub and pulling e— geared up by going to a pub and pwhhhhg e eewphe— geared up by going to a pub and pulling a couple of pints. good for pulling a couple of pints. good hee hee. — pulling a couple of pints. good hee he the— pulling a couple of pints. good for him. find out— pulling a couple of pints. good for him. find out what happened when— for him. find out what happened when whhhheh— for him. find out what happened when william went into when william and kate went into that when william and kate went into hheh-eehhheh— when william and kate went into that central london. that boozer in central london. hheh-e— that boozer in central london. hheh-e wheh— that boozer in central london. hheh-e wheh h— that boozer in central london. that's when i have fallen out of many— that's when i have fallen out of many hhhee. — that's when i have fallen out of many hhhee. se— that's when i have fallen out of many times. so hopefully he twee—hhhe.- many times. so hopefully he fared—did. ahd| many times. so hopefully he. fared—did. and the fared better than i did. and the exehhehehh— fared better than i did. and the excitement-much- excitement is very much hwhhehhe. — excitement is very much building. crowds excitement is very much buithe g. crowds excitement is very much buithe malware crowds excitement is very much buithe malware . crowds excitement is very much buithe malware . i've crowds excitement is very much buithe malware . i've just rowds excitement is very much buithe malware . i've just been on the malware. i've just been running— on the malware. i've just been running wp— on the malware. i've just been running wp whe— on the malware. i've just been running up and down and making a fool running up and down and making a heeh eh— running up and down and making a heeh eh hweehh— running up and down and making a fool of myself and— running up and down and making a fool of myself and getting eeeh— covered in dust. they are gehhhhe— covered in dust. they are gehhhhe-epehl covered in dust. they are| getting-spot so covered in dust. they are- getting-spot so that getting the prime spot so that you— getting the prime spot so that wew eeh— getting the prime spot so that you can see the— getting the prime spot so that you can see the royal procession on you can see the royal procession eh—peephel on saturday. we've had people heh— on saturday. we've had people from—america- on saturday. we've had people from _america .. from south africa, america. hhehe — from south africa, america. here we— from south africa, america. there waslchap- from south africa, america. there was chap i spoke to from south africa, america. therefrom chap i spoke to from south africa, america. there from antigua spoke to from south africa, america. therefrom antigua asoke toi there from antigua as well. i mean everywhere. and mean really everywhere. and hehheh— mean really everywhere. and bolton, although that particular hhehwheweh— bolton, although that particular individual-told- bolton, although that particular individual told boss individual hasn't told his boss hheh— individual hasn't told his boss hhehlwee— individual hasn't told his boss that-was off— individual hasn't told his boss that was off work, not that he was off work, not heeewee— that he was off work, not because he _ that he was off work, not because he was ill, because because he was ill, but because he-hee— because he was ill, but because he-hehe ene— because he was ill, but because he-here and he— because he was ill, but because he here and he didn't like he was here and he didn't like hehhe— he was here and he didn't like. hehhe—we being on the telly. but there we go. being on the telly. but there we ee-hheh hhe— being on the telly. but there we go.-brian. and of- being on the telly. but there we go.-brian. and of course,i go. sorry brian. and of course, as go. sorry brian. and of course, ee-whhe— go. sorry brian. and of course, ee-whhelhhe- as well, the wife of the ukrainian— as well, the wife of the ukrainian president has been ereehee— ukrainian president has been eheehee eh— ukrainian president has been greeted at downing street by hhehh— greeted at downing street by hhehh swheh— greeted at downing street by rishi sunak wife, akshata murty . hh-e— rishi sunak wife, akshata murty . hh-e hhe— rishi sunak wife, akshata murty . hh-e he— rishi sunak wife, akshata murty . it's nice to see— rishi sunak wife, akshata murty . it's nice to see a— rishi sunak wife, akshata murty . it's nice to see a little bit of . it's nice to see a little bit eh hhe— . it's nice to see a little bit of the bunting— . it's nice to see a little bit of the bunting out there. i'm hehheh— of the bunting out there. i'm rather surprised— of the bunting out there. i'm rather surprised that none of it hee—hhl

has the ukrainian flag on it, hwh— has the ukrainian flag on it, hwh-ee. — has the ukrainian flag on it, but-go. patrick- but there we go. patrick chhehwe— but there we go. patrick chhehwel.— gb news. yes okay. i gb news. - yes okay. well, igb hewe. - yes okay. well, look, igb hewe.— yes okay. well, look, ladies and eehhe— yes okay. well, look, ladies and eehhe ee— yes okay. well, look, ladies and eehhe. ee wew— yes okay. well, look, ladies and gents, as you well— yes okay. well, look, ladies and gents, as you well know, it's going— gents, as you well know, it's going he— gents, as you well know, it's going he he— gents, as you well know, it's going to be full— gents, as you well know, it's going to be full of royal news eee— going to be full of royal news and non—royal— going to be full of royal news and non—royal news. and you've got and non—royal news. and you've eeh-eneehw— and non—royal news. and you've eeh-eneehw-eh- and non—royal news. and you've got-sneaky-of roei got a little sneaky peek of roe v got a little sneaky peek of roe w-ehewheeh— got a little sneaky peek of roe v-shoulder there. - got a little sneaky peek of roe v shoulder there. and v wade on shoulder there. and he-e—tehhhhe- he's going to be joining me hhhewehewh— he's going to be joining mei throughout—the throughout the course of the eeeh— throughout the course of the hexh hew— throughout the course of the hexh hew ee— throughout the course of the next hour as well. and quite whhh.— next hour as well. and quite right hee.— next hour as well. and quite hehh. hee. hh— next hour as well. and quite right, too, in presence of right, too, in the presence of hewehhw— right, too, in the presence of hewehhw ee— right, too, in the presence of royalty as well— right, too, in the presence of royalty as well as— right, too, in the presence of royalty as well as just talking right, too, in the presence of royaltyit.; well as just talking right, too, in the presence of royaltyit. butll as just talking right, too, in the presence of royaltyit. butll as though,ing about it. but now, though, pews.— batus, another version of broadcasting _ batus, another version of broad middlehurst the polly middlehurst for the headlines— polly middlehurst for the headlines .— polly middlehurst for the headlines. _ polly middlehurst for the headlines . i polly middlehurst for the headlines. i polly middlehurst for the headlines . i headlines. patrick, thank you and good evening to you . our top and good evening to you. our top story on gb news today for members of the far right proud boys group have been convicted for plotting the attack on the us capitol on january 6th, 2021.

the group's former leader, ennque the group's former leader, enrique tarrio , is one of those enrique tarrio, is one of those found guilty of seditious conspiracy protesters failed in a bid to block congress from verifying president joe biden's election victory. five people, including a police officer, died dunng including a police officer, died during or shortly after the riot and more than 140 police officers were injured . officers were injured. meanwhile, donald trump has cut short his visit to ireland , short his visit to ireland, saying he's going back to new york to confront his accuser in a civil rape case. everybody having a good time? yeah, absolutely . you— “g 32 . i7 yeah, absolutely . you didn't know this absolutely. you didn't know this ehewh— absolutely. you didn't know this ehewh hwhp— absolutely. you didn't know this ehewh hwhp .— absolutely. you didn't know this about trump , did— absolutely. you didn't know this about trump , did you? /hix. 2 2“ . about trump, did you? you didn't heew— about trump, did you? you didn't know this? well,— about trump, did you? you didn't know this? well, the— about trump, did you? 40. 2 2“ . 57 well, the former us know this? well, the former us peehheph— know this? well, the former us president, who's— 57 well, the former us president, who's currently on his president, who's currently on hhe wew— president, who's currently on hhe wew he— president, who's currently on his way to shannon airport, has been— his way to shannon airport, has been whehhhhe— his way to shannon airport, has been visiting his— his way to shannon airport, has been visiting his golf courses in been visiting his golf courses hh hhe— been visiting his golf courses in the country. _ been visiting his golf courses in the country. i; 22 302 in the country. he's described the case as a political attack and says he'll probably attend the hearing. he's been accused of raping a former magazine columnist in 1996, a charge he denies . and as you've been

denies. and as you've been hearing, the prince and princess of wales have been visiting a pub in central london ahead of the coronation weekend. large crowds turned up in soho to catch a glimpse of the royal couple at the dog and duck. they've been in the area to hear how the hospitality industry is preparing the big event and preparing for the big event and to get there. the pair travelled on the tube, taking the elizabeth line for the very first time and chatting away to transport for london workers about their plans for the busy bank holiday. ahead meanwhile, a fly—past to celebrate the coronation could be cancelled due to poor weather . the due to poor weather. the ministry of defence has warned it could hamper the ability of pilots to fly safely. forecasters expect london to be cloudy and wet on saturday with rainfall forecast around lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft from the royal navy, the british army, the royal air force, including the red arrows , are including the red arrows, are scheduled to fly over the mile and buckingham palace at around 215 in international news. and

ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy says vladimir putin must be brought to justice for the war in his country. he made the war in his country. he made the comments during a meeting at the hague where the international criminal court is based. it comes after ukraine said it shot down 18 of 24 drones in an overnight attack. the bombardment followed a strike on the kremlin with moscow having accused kyiv of trying to assassinate president putin. of course, we all want to nephew— putin. of course, we all want to see depher brownite_ “ of course, we all want to see depher brownite vladimir . see depher brownite vladimir. here— see depher brownite vladimir. here hh— see depher brownite vladimir. here he hhe— see depher brownite vladimir. here in the hague . the one who here in the hague. the one who eeeewee— here in the hague. the one who eeeewee he— here in the hague. the one who eeeewee he he— here in the hague. the one who deserves to be sentenced for hheee— deserves to be sentenced for these criminal— deserves to be sentenced for these criminal actions is right here— these criminal actions is right here hh— these criminal actions is right here he hhe— these criminal actions is right here in the capital of the international— here in the capital of the international law and i am sure we whhh— international law and i am sure we whhh eee— international law and i am sure we will see that— international law and i am sure we will see that happen when we win we will see that happen when we we ene— we will see that happen when we we end we— we will see that happen when we win and we will— we will see that happen when we win and we will win— we will see that happen when we win and we will win. we will see that happen when we win and we will win . win and we will win. travellers heh— win and we will win. travellers from heathrow airport are facing

disruption today as delays because of security guards as they take further industrial action. that's after last minute talks over a pay dispute failed yesterday . 1400 unite union yesterday. 1400 unite union members have started a three day walkout today . it's part of members have started a three day walkout today. it's part of an eight day programme of strikes throughout the month of may. labour and the liberal democrats have called for a robust windfall tax after the oil giant shell reported a profit of £7.66 billion in the first quarter of this year. shell joined its rivals bp, in significantly beating expectations. the profits dropped slightly from the previous quarter as energy pnces the previous quarter as energy prices cooled, but it's still making almost £1.4 billion more than expected . and voting is than expected. and voting is well underway in local elections with millions of people expected to cast their ballot today. around 8000 seats across 230. local authorities in england are

up for grabs for mayoral elections are also taking place in bedford, leicester. mansfield and middlesbrough. it's the first time voters are required to show photo id. polls close at 10:00 tonight. the results announced tomorrow here on . gb announced tomorrow here on. gb news. now, animal experts are hoping they can remove the carcase of a 55 foot whale from a beach in yorkshire. the 30 tonne animal was spotted getting into difficulties in the sea in bridlington earlier on this week, but sadly died on tuesday. a huge operation is now taking place over the next couple of days, which includes road closures in the local area . it's closures in the local area. it's hoped the body of the whale can be removed from the beach whole without the need to tamper with it . ulez gb news. more news as it. ulez gb news. more news as it. ulez gb news. more news as it happens. now back to .

it happens. now back to. patrick now it's an invite that most people would absolutely die for a seat at the coronation. a moment of history last- moment of history last seen 70 weee— moment of history last seen 70 years eee.— moment of history last seen 70 years eee. ewh— moment of history last seen 70 years ago. but one— moment of history last seen 70 years ago. but one person has eehe— years ago. but one person has eehe hhehhe— years ago. but one person has said thanks, but— years ago. but one person has said thanks, but no thanks. i'm not said thanks, but no thanks. i'm heh hehhhhe— said thanks, but no thanks. i'm not talking about— said thanks, but no thanks. i'm not talking about joe biden, the epeeheh— not talking about joe biden, the epeeheh eh— not talking about joe biden, the epeeheh eh hhe— not talking about joe biden, the speaker of the welsh parliament. hhheh— speaker of the welsh parliament. hhheh hehee— speaker of the welsh parliament. ellen jones won't— speaker of the welsh parliament. ellen jones won't be coming heeewee— ellen jones won't be coming because she's— ellen jones won't be coming because she's a— ellen jones won't be coming because she's a republican . she because she's a republican. she eehe. — because she's a republican. she eehe. h— because she's a republican. she eehe. h hewe— because she's a republican. she said. i have taken— because she's a republican. she said. i have taken a- because she's a republican. she said. “ said. i have taken a personal decision not to attend the coronation. the senate will be hepheeehhee— coronation. the senate will be hepheeehhee hw— coronation. the senate will be represented by the _ 0“ the senate will be represented by the deputy presiding— represented by the deputy presiding officer as speaker, i hewe— presiding officer as speaker, i hewe eheeeee— presiding officer as speaker, i have engaged fully in all constitutional— have engaged fully in all constitutional duties with the heee— constitutional duties with the heee eh— constitutional duties with the head of state.— constitutional duties with the head of state. oh, well, you're welcome. there— head of state. oh, well, you're welcome. there you go. anyway ene— welcome. there you go. anyway ehe we-hh— welcome. there you go. anyway and we'll continue— welcome. there you go. anyway and we'll continue to do so. heee— and we'll continue to do so. however as republican, however as a republican, i eeheheeh— however as a republican, i eeheheeh hh— however as a republican, i consider it is— however as a republican, i consider it is for- however as a republican, i consider it is for others to eehehwehe— consider it is for others to celebrate a— consider it is for others to celebrate a coronation. i wish hhe— celebrate a coronation. i wish hhe heweh— celebrate a coronation. i wish the royal couple— celebrate a coronation. i wish the royal couple well in their weee— the royal couple well in their weere eh— the royal couple well in their years of service— the royal couple well in their years of service .— the royal couple well in their years of service . there we go. years of service. there we go. i hhhe— years of service. there we go. i hhhe hheee— years of service. there we go. i mean, this does appear to be an eheehwhehw— mean, this does appear to be an absolutely monumental snub. and i absolutely monumental snub. and

htweh— absolutely monumental snub. and htweh eee— absolutely monumental snub. and i just wonder how— absolutely monumental snub. and i just wonder how the people of wehee— i just wonder how the people of wales actually— i just wonder how the people of wales actually really feel about hhhe.— wales actually really feel about hhhe—hhehl this. well, here's one of them is this. well, here's one of them he—whe-ei this. well, here's one of them i he—whe-e hhe is andrew rmt davies, who's the heeeeh— leader of the welsh conservatives. andrew, thank leader of the welsh _ conservatives. andrew, thank you very. — conservatives. andrew, thank you were wew— conservatives. andrew, thank you were wew hweh— conservatives. andrew, thank you very, very much for— conservatives. andrew, thank you very, very much forjoining me very, very much for joining me hee.— very, very much for joining me here. wew— very, very much for joining me here. new he— very, very much for joining me here. now is this— very, very much for joining me here. now is this not quite ehehehwe— here. now is this not quite ehehehwe e— here. now is this not quite offensive ? good afternoon , offensive? good afternoon, hehheh— offensive? good afternoon, patrick, and _ offensive? good afternoon, patrick, and thanks for having hh— patrick, and thanks for having hh he— patrick, and thanks for having me. it is offensive- patrick, and thanks for having me. it is offensive ,- patrick, and thanks for having me. . me. it is offensive, but what i feel for ellen jones is more disappointment and sorrow , disappointment and sorrow, disappointment that she can't distinguish between her personal view and her official role because an official role as speaker is a neutral role, and she shouldn't be putting her personal opinions into that role and don't forget the invitation to attend the coronation is not to attend the coronation is not to ellen jones. it is to the speaker or the flowers of the welsh parliament. and then i also feel very sorry for the presiding officer that since she's obviously taken the chair, she's obviously taken the chair, she hasn't learned that that role is an impartial role and ultimately she should exercise her personal role , personal her personal role, personal view, separate from the role of presiding officer. so i think she is letting people down in wales and above all, she's letting herself down. yeah, but

what is the mood like in wales? you know, as wales got a lot of hewehhehe— you know, as wales got a lot of royalists there _ you know, as wales got a lot of royalists there because if that is royalists there because if that he hhe — royalists there because if that he hhe eeee— royalists there because if that is the case, then— royalists there because if that is the case, then realistic as hhe— is the case, then realistic as hhe heeeeh— is the case, then realistic as the leader of— is the case, then realistic as the leader of the- is the case, then realistic as the leader of the senate, this heew— the leader of the senate, this we hee— the leader of the senate, this we hee he— the leader of the senate, this lady has to just,— the leader of the senate, this lady has to just, you know, put a lady has to just, you know, put e ph— lady has to just, you know, put e big girl— lady has to just, you know, put e big girl pehhe— lady has to just, you know, put a big girl pants on— lady has to just, you know, put a big girl pants on and go and hwhh— a big girl pants on and go and hen wp— a big girl pants on and go and hen wp he— a big girl pants on and go and hwhh wp he hhe— a big girl pants on and go and turn up to the coronation, hepheeehh— turn up to the coronation, represent the— turn up to the coronation, represent the people of wales. wehh. — represent the people of wales. wehh. heh-e— represent the people of wales. well, let's not— represent the people of wales. well, let's not forget— represent the people of wales. well, let's not forget-the. well, let's not forget that the king charles for the king king charles was for the longest period of tenure of longest period of any tenure of the wales that the prince of wales that anyone's held that role. and he set up the princes trust, and he held various events and functions in wales that clearly identified his time as prince of wales . and there's a lot of wales. and there's a lot of affection for him through that role. now obviously he's role. but now obviously he's going to be crowned as king at westminster on saturday. westminster abbey on saturday. there are so many significant roles for a national position to be taken here and as i said from the presiding officer's position, the invitation is in the role of presiding officer, not as an individual. ellen jonesi not as an individual. ellen jones i myself will be attending the coronation and i don't for one minute think i've been ianed one minute think i've been invited as andrew hart—davis. one minute think i've been invitbeen andrew hart—davis. one minute think i've been invitbeen invitedi hart—davis. one minute think i've been invitbeen invited because avis. one minute think i've been invitbeen invited because i'm i've been invited because i'm leader of the welsh conservatives in the welsh

parliament for all of parliament and it's for all of us to exercise that judgement and fulfil the that we're and fulfil the roles that we're elected to. can i just ask, i eeh-h— elected to. can i just ask, i eeh-h heew— elected to. can i just ask, i don't know if— elected to. can i just ask, i don't know if you- 22 can ijust ask, i don't know if you know this off the don't know if you know this off hhe hep— don't know if you know this off hhe hep eh— don't know if you know this off hhe hep eh wew— don't know if you know this off the top of your head, but do you hhhhh— the top of your head, but do you hhhhh hhhe— the top of your head, but do you think this particular lady heppehee— think this particular lady heppeheelhe- think this particular lady happened be a remainer ? yes, happened to be a remainer? yes, she happened to be a remainer? yes, ehe he— happened to be a remainer? yes, ehe he e— happened to be a remainer? yes, she is a remainer. _ happened to be a remainer? yes, she is a remainer. but also we hewe— she is a remainer. but also we have quite a bit of a problem for the welsh. we also have quite a local problem at the moment for the welsh nationalists . and there's nationalists. and there's a question leadership of question over the leadership of the the the welsh nationalists at the moment and if does want to moment and if she does want to exercise of a political exercise more of a political role her, in her judgement, role in her, in herjudgement, then obviously i think she's putting forward to be putting her cv forward to be considered leadership considered in that leadership role welsh nationalist . role for the welsh nationalist. but she occupies the but as long as she occupies the role of forward, she should distinguish between her personal political and the impartial political role and the impartial role that the speaker occupies , role that the speaker occupies, because it's a important because it's a very important distinction that role . yeah, distinction in that role. yeah, no, i just think it's- “1.0“ “ yeah, no, i just think it's probably eheehwhehw— no, i just think it's probably absolutely fascinating to try to pheh— absolutely fascinating to try to pheh hhhe— absolutely fascinating to try to pheh hhhe hhe— absolutely fascinating to try to pick into the psychology of an hhehwheweh— pick into the psychology of an individual who— pick into the psychology of an individual who would want to ehehheh— individual who would want to ehehheh hhe— individual who would want to abolish the monarchy, which has eene— abolish the monarchy, which has eehe e— abolish the monarchy, which has eehe e hwee— abolish the monarchy, which has

done a huge amount for this eewhhw— done a huge amount for this eewhhw ehe— done a huge amount for this country and indeed the people of weee— country and indeed the people of wehee. hwh— country and indeed the people of wales, but actually— country and indeed the people of wales, but actually would have been— wales, but actually would have heeh—whhhl been absolutely a—okay with ehehhe— been absolutely a—okay with| remaining—that remaining part of a club that wehh—hw- remaining part of a club that. well—my opinion well, frankly is, in my opinion . phehhw— well, frankly is, in my opinion , pretty useless— well, frankly is, in my opinion , pretty useless and was costing us more money than we were us more money than we were eehhhhe— us more money than we were eehhhhe—hhehe l us more money than we werei getting—there we getting out of it. but there we go. getting out of it. but there we eeeewhee- hhe- getting out of it. but there we go. course, the royal go. unlike of course, the royal hehhhw—hhei family, which don't forget the hhheheheh— family, which don't forget the financial-people. family, which don't forget the financial people , financial benefit to people, pep-h— financial benefit to people, heh-h heheeh— financial benefit to people, don't forget patrick as well. heh— don't forget patrick as well. he hhe— don't forget patrick as well. for the first— don't forget patrick as well. for the first time,— don't forget patrick as well. for the first time, there- don't forget patrick as well. for the first time, there are going to be hidden sung in welsh. a harpist welsh. there's a harpist attending from wales who'll be playing the coronation as playing at the coronation as well. and emphasis misses well. and this emphasis misses the strong links to the king's strong links to wales. so that role that he fulfilled for many years . yeah fulfilled for many years. yeah andrew luck, thank you very, wew— andrew luck, thank you very, wew hhh— andrew luck, thank you very, very much. we're— andrew luck, thank you very, very much. we're going to we're going— very much. we're going to we're going he— very much. we're going to we're going he the— very much. we're going to we're going to just leave— very much. we're going to we're going to just leave it there. wherew— going to just leave it there. andrew—andrewl going to just leave it there.- andrew_andrew yeah . andrew but that's. andrew yeah. so andrew but that's. andrew yeah. se eewe.— andrew but that's. andrew yeah. so sorry, andrew,— andrew but that's. andrew yeah. so sorry, andrew, i— andrew but that's. andrew yeah. so sorry, andrew, i lost you here— so sorry, andrew, i lost you hee hee— so sorry, andrew, i lost you hee hee e— so sorry, andrew, i lost you there for a quick- so sorry, andrew, i lost you there for a quick second, but it wee-hhhe— there for a quick second, but it wee-hhhe-ee- there for a quick second, but it. was-time-so thank was about time anyway, so thank you was about time anyway, so thank yew—heh— was about time anyway, so thank yew—hew wew- was about time anyway, so thank you—for your time- was about time anyway, so thank you for your time and you very much for your time and hhehh— you very much for your time and hhehh wew— you very much for your time and thank you-bringing- you very much for your time and thank you bringing this thank you for bringing this eheh— thank you for bringing this. ehew—hhehew story to our attention. andrew rt story to our attention. andrew hh—heeeeh- story to our attention. andrew hh—heeeeh ofl story to our attention. andrew. rt_leader of the rt davies, who is leader of the weheh— rt davies, who is leader of the welsh conservatives. right. ehew— okay, so we're just going to move now. pressure move it on now. the pressure is hewhhhhe— move it on now. the pressure is hewhhhhelhhe— move it on now. the pressure is mounting the royal family. mounting on the royal family. get mounting on the royal family. eeh-epeheehee- mounting on the royal family. get apologise the get this to apologise for the whee-pee.- get this to apologise for the crimes-past. so- get this to apologise for the crimes past. so 12 crimes of the past. so 12 commonwealth countries have now

ehehee— commonwealth countries have now eheheelhehheh— commonwealth countries have now signed l letter which _ commonwealth countries have now signed letter which refers to signed a letter which refers to ehwhee— signed a letter which refers to centuries-racism - signed a letter which refers to centuries-racism ,- signed a letter which refers to centuries racism , oppression, centuries of racism, oppression, eehehhehheh — centuries of racism, oppression, colonialism and— centuries of racism, oppression, colonialism and slavery. they wehh— colonialism and slavery. they wehh e— colonialism and slavery. they want a formal— colonialism and slavery. they want a formal apology and for hehhe— want a formal apology and for hehhe ehewh— want a formal apology and for talks about reparations to start . hwh— talks about reparations to start . hwh h— talks about reparations to start . hwh h eh— talks about reparations to start . but i am joined,— talks about reparations to start . but i am joined, thankfully, by a_ . but i am joined, thankfully, by e wehee— . but i am joined, thankfully, by e e— . but i am joined, thankfully, by a voice, a beacon in an ehhehwhee— by a voice, a beacon in an otherwise dark— by a voice, a beacon in an otherwise dark and bleak ehehee— otherwise dark and bleak existence .— otherwise dark and bleak existence . this royal historian existence. this royal historian hehe— existence. this royal historian rafe heydel—mankoo raif, thank you rafe heydel—mankoo raif, thank wew wew— rafe heydel—mankoo raif, thank wew wew hwh— rafe heydel—mankoo raif, thank you very much. how are you? hheeewhe— you very much. how are you? hheeewhe ee— you very much. how are you? pleasure as always to see you. veeh— pleasure as always to see you. yeah, absolutely— pleasure as always to see you. yeah, absolutely now, in yeah, absolutely. now, look in hhhe— yeah, absolutely. now, look in hhhe-eee— yeah, absolutely. now, look in hhhe-eee eh— yeah, absolutely. now, look in this-sea of royal- this in this sea of royal heeehhwhhw— this in this sea of royal negativity, which seems to be going— negativity, which seems to be going eewhe— negativity, which seems to be going around at— negativity, which seems to be going around at the moment, whheh— going around at the moment, whhehle— going around at the moment, whhehle eeeh— going around at the moment, which a real shame because if which is a real shame because if you— which is a real shame because if wew tweh— which is a real shame because if wew tweh 90— which is a real shame because if wew tweh 90 ewh— which is a real shame because if you just go out and— which is a real shame because if you just go out and talk to the eeeh— you just go out and talk to the heeh ehehheh— you just go out and talk to the real ordinary—are. real ordinary people who are here— real ordinary people who are hehe-hheee- real ordinary people who are. here _trees,.indeed here lining the trees, as indeed we here lining the trees, as indeed. we—ewewheew-e we have been doing, everybody's happy— we have been doing, everybody's happy -— we have been doing, everybody's heppw . hhe— we have been doing, everybody's heppw . hhe ehheeh— we have been doing, everybody's happy . the street parties, happy. the street parties, the garden— happy. the street parties, the eeweeh—hel happy. the street parties, thei eereeh—he he garden parties are going to be hehhhe— garden parties are going to be hehhhe pheee— garden parties are going to be taking place. but— garden parties are going to be taking place. but unfortunately eyou— taking place. but unfortunately you-up— taking place. but unfortunately .wew-wp-hhhhhe- , you end up having little discussions— , you end up having little discussions this. and discussions like this. and we do hewe— discussions like this. and we do hewe-hh— discussions like this. and we do have - it, which - discussions like this. and we do have - it, which .the, l have to raise it, which is the, you— have to raise it, which is the, you-reparations. have to raise it, which is the, you reparations lot you know, the reparations lot are you know, the reparations lot ehe-eh— you know, the reparations lot ehe-eh hh— you know, the reparations lot ehe-eh hh. — you know, the reparations lot are-at it. but- you know, the reparations loti are-at it. but-thing are back at it. but the thing is, had plenty of time to is, we've had plenty of time to discuss all of this, to bring this just days away this out. now, just days away from coronation when, you this out. now, just days away from rightly onation when, you this out. now, just days away from rightly say,on when, you this out. now, just days away from rightly say, there'sn, you this out. now, just days away from rightly say, there's such you quite rightly say, there's such a atmosphere out a wonderful atmosphere out and about in the about in london and in the country indeed also in many about in london and in the co they indeed also in many about in london and in the co the commonwealthso in many about in london and in the co the commonwealth realmsany about in london and in the co the commonwealth realms as' of the commonwealth realms as people together celebrate

people get together to celebrate it. most important it. the most important ceremonial constitutional ceremonial and constitutional event. huge event. this is a huge distraction. it's worth noting that majority of british that a majority of british people, according lord people, according to lord ashcroft's recent poll, not ashcroft's recent poll, do not want us to apologise for slavery . and it's important that the king actually hasn't apologised for doesn't need to for slavery. he doesn't need to . prince albert apologised for slavery back in the 1840s and said it was a crime against humanity should have humanity that surely should have been but what we know, been enough. but what we know, of this of course, is that this isn't about slavery. this was about about slavery. if this was about slavery, make the slavery, those who make the loudest noise in this loudest noise in all of this would be protesting modern slavery world. the slavery around the world. the fact seven in fact that there are seven in every 1000 africans today is a slave. 10 million people living in bondage. pakistan and global centre of world slavery. yet sadiq khan wants to build a museum slavery in this museum of slavery in this country. yet when he went on an official pakistan, land official visit to pakistan, land official visit to pakistan, land of father , he didn't once of his father, he didn't once mention i think this shows mention it. i think this shows that ulterior motive that there's an ulterior motive here. really were here. if they really were concerned about they'd concerned about slavery, they'd be outside be campaigning against outside the high commissions nigeria, the high commissions of nigeria, the high commissions of nigeria, the of niger, chad, the embassy of niger, chad, sudan and cameroon . and they sudan and cameroon. and they don't. that i think , speaks

don't. and that i think, speaks volumes. absolutely. so volumes. yeah, absolutely. so much virtue signalling.- / so much virtue signalling. and “1?“ .13 so much virtue signalling. and we tweh— much virtue signalling. and we tweh-hhe— much virtue signalling. and we tweh-hhe-hehe- just started the hour here, unfortunately, _ just started the hour here, unfortunately, in my unfortunately, with in my ephhheh— unfortunately, with in my ephhheh e— unfortunately, with in my opinion, a couple of virtue ehehehhhhe— opinion, a couple of virtue signalling plonkers. but but here— signalling plonkers. but but hhee-ee— signalling plonkers. but but hhee-pee .— signalling plonkers. but but there-go . let's- signalling plonkers. but but there go . let's just bring there we go. let's just bring you— there we go. let's just bring wew eehe— there we go. let's just bring you some breaking now. you some breaking news now. i'm just you some breaking news now. i'm tweh-hhhe— you some breaking news now. i'm just-this through- you some breaking news now. i'm just this through me just getting this through to me ehehh— just getting this through to me whhh—hhhe- just getting this through to me whhh—hwhe wew| right here. so we'll bring you he— right here. so we'll bring you that breaking— right here. so we'll bring you that breaking news hopefully in just that breaking news hopefully in tweh e— that breaking news hopefully in tweh e eeeehe— that breaking news hopefully in just a second. unbelievable that i to just a second. unbelievable that h—he wew— just a second. unbelievable that h—he wew. wew- i can bring it to you. now, hhee-e— i can bring it to you. now, there's incident, there, i can bring it to you. now, thtbuckingham ent, there, i can bring it to you. now, thtbuckingham palace,:here, i can bring it to you. now, thtbuckingham palace, which at buckingham palace, which is heweehw—wew- at buckingham palace, which is. news—anyway,-man. news to me. but anyway, the man. oh, news to me. but anyway, the man. eeh—hhe— news to me. but anyway, the man. eh—hhe heh- news to me. but anyway, the man. oh,_the man who- news to me. but anyway, the man.| oh,_the man who was oh, there we go. the man who was eheehee— oh, there we go. the man who was arrested outside _ oh, there we go. the man who was arrested outside buckingham heheee— arrested outside buckingham heheee eh— arrested outside buckingham heheee eh eh— arrested outside buckingham palace on on tuesday evening has been— palace on on tuesday evening has been eehehhee— palace on on tuesday evening has been detained under the mental heehhh— been detained under the mental heehhh eeh.— been detained under the mental health act. i'm— been detained under the mental health act. i'm just going to weee— health act. i'm just going to weed hheh— health act. i'm just going to weed hheh he— health act. i'm just going to read that to you— health act. i'm just going to read that to you one more time. ehew. — read that to you one more time. ehew. se— read that to you one more time. ehew. se hhhe— read that to you one more time. ehew. se hhhe he— read that to you one more time. okay. so this is the— read that to you one more time. okay. so this is the breaking tweh— okay. so this is the breaking news. just-into- okay. so this is the breaking news. just into us here news. just drop into us here- —eheehee now. the man who was arrested ewhehee—heei outside buckingham palace has been— been detained under the mental heehhh— been detained under the mental heehhh-ehe— been detained under the mental health-and that— been detained under the mental health-and that is- been detained under the mental health and that is where he health act and that is where he is health act and that is where he he ewhehhhw— health act and that is where he is currently remaining. so i hehhewe— is currently remaining. so i believe i've— is currently remaining. so i believe i've got— is currently remaining. so i believe i've got a bit more info here.— believe i've got a bit more info here. hhe— believe i've got a bit more info here. hhe heh— believe i've got a bit more info here. the man was— believe i've got a bit more info here. the man was held after he ehheeeehw— here. the man was held after he ehheeeehw heeeh— here. the man was held after he allegedly began throwing shotgun eehheeee— allegedly began throwing shotgun eehheeee ee— allegedly began throwing shotgun cartridges over the walls here at buckingham— cartridges over the walls here at buckingham palace behind me hhe— at buckingham palace behind me over the palace— at buckingham palace behind me over the palace gates. and he was searched— over the palace gates. and he was searched and— over the palace gates. and he was searched and allegedly found to was searched and allegedly found he he— was searched and allegedly found he he hh— was searched and allegedly found

to be in possession— was searched and allegedly found to be in possession of a lock hhhe— to be in possession of a lock hhhe ehe— to be in possession of a lock knife and he— to be in possession of a lock knife and he was— to be in possession of a lock knife and he was then subsequently arrested on ewepheheh— subsequently arrested on ewepheheh .— subsequently arrested on suspicion , on— subsequently arrested on suspicion , on a possession of an suspicion, on a possession of an ehehehwe— suspicion, on a possession of an offensive weapon— suspicion, on a possession of an offensive weapon and ammunition. so offensive weapon and ammunition. se hheee— offensive weapon and ammunition. se here we— offensive weapon and ammunition. se here we ee. — offensive weapon and ammunition. so there we go. that— offensive weapon and ammunition. so there we go. that is the heehhhe— so there we go. that is the breaking news— so there we go. that is the breaking news there just about for breaking news there just about her we — breaking news there just about her we hhh— breaking news there just about her we the tweh— breaking news there just about for you. i'm just going to go eeeh— for you. i'm just going to go heeh he— for you. i'm just going to go heeh he wew. — for you. i'm just going to go back to you. if— for you. i'm just going to go back to you. if that's all ehehh. — back to you. if that's all ehehh. hhe— back to you. if that's all right. and just yeah, just eheewee— right. and just yeah, just discuss about— right. and just yeah, just discuss about what we were hehhhhe— discuss about what we were talking about— discuss about what we were talking about a— discuss about what we were talking about a little bit eehhheh— earlier on because it's hhpehehh— earlier on because it's. important-keen earlier on because it's- important-keen to ask important and i am keen to ask you— important and i am keen to ask wew wehh— important and i am keen to ask wew wehh he— important and i am keen to ask you want to raise— important and i am keen to ask you want to raise some of the heeh— you want to raise some of the issues. look, basically, we've ehwhewehw— obviously been here for a heck of obviously been here for a heck eh—ehe— obviously been here for a heck eh—ehe whhh- obviously been here for a heck of_and will be. i obviously been here for a heck of_and will be. so of a long time and will be. so hhee-e— of a long time and will be. so hhehe-e-eh— of a long time and will be. so there's-of-royal- of a long time and will be. so there's of royal stuff there's a lot of the royal stuff to there's a lot of the royal stuff he—h- there's a lot of the royal stuff he—h eeh-h- there's a lot of the royal stuffi to_| don't want to talk about and i don't want it to talk about and i don't want hhlhe— to talk about and i don't want it be overshadowed it to be overshadowed too much by it to be overshadowed too much hew—hwh- by the negativity. but i eewheh-h— by the negativity. but ii couldn't-notice by the negativity. but i- couldn't-notice last by the negativity. but i could donald notice last by the negativity. but i could donald trump,tice last by the negativity. but i could donald trump, interviewed night donald trump, interviewed by wheeh— night donald trump, interviewed by nigel hehee.— night donald trump, interviewed by nigel farage, out and by nigel farage, coming out and heeheehhw— by nigel farage, coming out and basically-meghan- basically saying, meghan has hehewee— basically saying, meghan has hehewee-he— basically saying, meghan has behaved-to our- basically saying, meghan has behaved to our our royal disrespectfully to our our royal hehhhw— disrespectfully to our our royal hehhhw hheh— disrespectfully to our our royal hehhhw hheh joe— disrespectfully to our our royal family that joe biden has essentially— family that joe biden has essentially behaved disrespectfully. donald trump , i disrespectfully. donald trump, i hhhhh— disrespectfully. donald trump, i think actually— disrespectfully. donald trump, i think actually not— disrespectfully. donald trump, i think actually not for the first hhhe— think actually not for the first hhhe eewhhe— think actually not for the first time saying what we're all hhhhhhhh—teei thinking, which is that joe hheee— thinking, which is that joe biden probably physically biden probably isn't physically wehh—eehl well enough to actually get hhheweh— well enough to actually get- through—although through that ceremony, although he-heheee— through that ceremony, although he-manageltoss- through that ceremony, although he manage toss her around he did manage to toss her around hehewh— he did manage to toss her around ireland,_however. ireland, didn't he, for however hehe.— ireland, didn't he, for however hehe—hehe- ireland, didn't he, for however. long._make.that, long. what do you make of that, wheh— long. what do you make of that, wheh hehehe— long. what do you make of that, what donald _to- long. what do you make of that, what donald—to say. what donald trump had to say ehewh—eewhhel what donald trump had to say. about—saying she about meghan markle saying she eheheepeehee—h

disrespected our queen? well, i hhhhh— disrespected our queen? well, i hhhhh-ewhhe— disrespected our queen? well, i think quite clear. i think think it's quite clear. i think it's not to think it's quite clear. i think it's queen not to think it's quite clear. i think it's queen but not to think it's quite clear. i think it's queen but alsot to think it's quite clear. i think it's queen but also to to think it's quite clear. i think it's queen but also to the to think it's quite clear. i think it's queen but also to the king. the queen but also to the king. we have to remember that none of her for her family turned out for her wedding . her father didn't come, wedding. her father didn't come, obviously, because wasn't obviously, because he wasn't able it was the able to come. and it was the king who stepped in gallantly and led her down the aisle. and you think be you would think it would be a wonderfully magnanimous gesture to kindness and to reciprocate that kindness and show up. i mean, we know from that tax records of the archewell foundation , when harry archewell foundation, when harry and meghan work one hour a week, it's not they've got their it's not as if they've got their diaries completely overflowing. and yet prince harry is only coming for hours. mean , the coming for 24 hours. i mean, the idea couldn't have found idea that he couldn't have found more , should have more time, should he have come and part? i think the king and take part? i think the king wanted him take part. wanted him to take part. and i think have been the think he would have been the first king. not to have first son of a king. not to have attended in attended the coronation in history so i certainly think it history. so i certainly think it was the right decision. perhaps history. so i certainly think it washim, right decision. perhaps history. so i certainly think it washim, him decision. perhaps history. so i certainly think it washim, him to tcision. perhaps history. so i certainly think it washim, him to tcisioto perhaps history. so i certainly think it washim, him to tcisioto come3s history. so i certainly think it washim, him to tcisioto come .; history. so i certainly think it washim, him to tcisioto come. but for him, him to him to come. but i think 24 hours just makes it seem like more of a let seem like more of a snub, let alone his carbon footprint coming a private jet coming over in a private jet just for 24 hours from california to here. yeah, now 100. california to here. yeah, now hoe—herew- california to here. yeah, nowi 100._barely enough 100. and that's barely enough hhhe— 100. and that's barely enough hee hee— 100. and that's barely enough hee hee hhh — 100. and that's barely enough time for him to— 100. and that's barely enough time for him to apologise for ehewew. — time for him to apologise for ehewew. he— time for him to apologise for slavery. islreally- time for him to apologise for slavery. is really he's if

slavery. is it really if he's if he-e— slavery. is it really if he's if he-e ehhw— slavery. is it really if he's if he's only here— slavery. is it really if he's if he's only here for 24 hours, but here— he's only here for 24 hours, but here wee— he's only here for 24 hours, but here e— he's only here for 24 hours, but there was a harry— he's only here for 24 hours, but there was a harry and meghan heehehhhe— there was a harry and meghan lookalike-know- there was a harry and meghan lookalike-know if- there was a harry and meghan lookalike. know if you lookalike. i don't know if you hee— lookalike. i don't know if you hee e— lookalike. i don't know if you had a chance— lookalike. i don't know if you had a chance-see- lookalike. i don't know if you had a chance see they had a chance to see that they were walking around before and hey— were walking around before and hhew-pepehezzh- they had fake paparazzi around hheh.— they had fake paparazzi aroundi hheh—ehe them. and i thought, harry and heeheh— them. and i thought, harry and meghan, lookalike, fake pepehezzh— meghan, lookalike, fake . paparazzi _close paparazzi startlingly close to eeeh— paparazzi startlingly close to eeh-hh— paparazzi startlingly close to heeh-hh e - paparazzi startlingly close to heeh-hh e h- paparazzi startlingly close to real-it .7 i think. real life, isn't it? i think hheh— real life, isn't it? i think that well, i think, you know, one reasons i'm they one of the reasons i'm sure they don't is don't want to come over here is because they're of the because they're scared of the reaction crowds. reaction of the crowds. so i don't those will don't know how those people will received by the public around them, i think there is a them, but i think there is a general concern the part of general concern on the part of meghan doesn't meghan that she's she doesn't want choruses boos want to have choruses of boos echoing she goes. echoing wherever she goes. yeah, were actually yeah, i think they were actually ewhhe— yeah, i think they were actually ewhhe heewe— yeah, i think they were actually ewhhe heewe he— yeah, i think they were actually quite brave to around, quite brave to walk around, even hheweh— though they are lookalikes, hhee-e— though they are lookalikes, there's-strong- there's a lot of strong feeling ewh— there's a lot of strong feeling ewh-ehewh— there's a lot of strong feeling out-about here,- there's a lot of strong feeling out about here, really. and out and about here, really. and i out and about here, really. and h—phehehhw- i think that is probably prehehhw— i think that is probably- probably—brave i think that is probably- probably_brave of probably quite, quite brave of hheh— probably quite, quite brave of hheh-ceme- probably quite, quite brave of them come. well, probably quite, quite brave of. them _come. well, look them to indeed come. well, look e-goin9_ them to indeed come. well, look leehhe-hee- them to indeed come. well, look , going here camped , i'm going to be here camped ewh— , i'm going to be here camped ewh .— , i'm going to be here camped ewh . ehew— , i'm going to be here camped out . okay? all— , i'm going to be here camped out . okay? all right . i , i'm going to be here camped out. okay? all right. i am going he— out. okay? all right. i am going now to cameron— out. okay? all right. i am going now to cameron walker , who is now to cameron walker, who is royal— now to cameron walker, who is our royal correspondent , who i our royal correspondent, who i hehhewe— our royal correspondent, who i hehhewe hee— our royal correspondent, who i believe has more— our royal correspondent, who i believe has more on that hweehhhe— believe has more on that breaking news- believe has more on that breaking news from buckingham heheee— breaking news from buckingham heheee. whheh— breaking news from buckingham palace, which is— breaking news from buckingham palace, which is that a man has eeeh— palace, which is that a man has been detained— palace, which is that a man has been detained under the mental heehhh— been detained under the mental heehhh-eh— been detained under the mental health-an incident- been detained under the mental health an incident on health act after an incident on hweeeew— health act after an incident on tuesday-cameron- health act after an incident on tuesday cameron walker, health act after an incident on tbelieve, cameron walker, health act after an incident on tbelieve, joins cameron walker, health act after an incident on tbelieve, joins cnowon walker, health act after an incident on

tbelieve, joins cnow .n walker, health act after an incident on tbelieve, joins cnow . on �*alker, i believe, joins me now. on hehheh. — i believe, joins me now. on patrick. yes,— i believe, joins me now. on patrick. yes, good- i believe, joins me now. on patrick. “05 32 i believe, joins me now. on patrick. 1532 patrick. yes, good afternoon. so as you said, the man has been who was arrested outside buckingham palace has been detained under the mental health act. a 59 year old man act. he is a 59 year old man found with a knife. he was not in possession of a firearm. police confirmed. however, they do believe that he threw shotgun cartridges into the grounds . he cartridges into the grounds. he was arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon. they've taken into custody . it is detained under custody. it is detained under the mental health act and taken to hospital. he will remain on bail whilst receiving medical care. the cordons were in place as we know. he had a bag with him that was controlled explosion heard live on gb news carried out by the police as a precaution . ocean. they say the precaution. ocean. they say the police also say there were no reported injuries and the incident is not being treated as terror related as we already knew. so the new update is the man who was arrested on tuesday, detained under the mental health act. he been taken to act. he has been taken to hospital to receive medical care and he is currently on bail.

patrick can cameron, thank you very much. cameron walker there, hewh — very much. cameron walker there, hewh hewh— very much. cameron walker there, henri paul reporter— 13 “.1“ cameron walker there, henri paul reporter who's ewhehee— henri paul reporter who's outside westminster albie for us for outside westminster albie for us her hhe— outside westminster albie for us her hhe heheeh— outside westminster albie for us for the latest on— outside westminster albie for us for the latest on that breaking news following— for the latest on that breaking news following on from that hheheehh— news following on from that. incident _ palace incident on buckingham palace just incident on buckingham palace tweh—eewheei incident on buckingham palacei tweheewe—e. just behind me here, of course, on just behind me here, of course, ehewehhh-e— just behind me here, of course, on-evening. let's- just behind me here, of course, on evening. let's get on tuesday evening. let's get . hheweh— on tuesday evening. let's get now , though, world now, though, to our world eehwehe — now, though, to our world exclusive interview with former hheeheehh— exclusive interview with former president-trump- exclusive interview with former president-trump .- exclusive interview with former president trump . and he's president donald trump. and he's eeeweee— president donald trump. and he's accused meghan— president donald trump. and he's accused meghan markle of disrespecting_ accused meghan markle of disrespecting the late queen, the disrespecting the late queen, hhe hee— disrespecting the late queen, the former us— disrespecting the late queen, the former us president spoke to wheeh— the former us president spoke to nigel hehee— the former us president spoke to nigel farage during his visit to eeehhehe— nigel farage during his visit to scotland and— nigel farage during his visit to scotland and he— nigel farage during his visit to scotland and he talked about the cehehehheh— scotland and he talked about the coronation operation golden orb. it's coronation operation golden orb. he been— coronation operation golden orb. he been hh— coronation operation golden orb. he been he hhe— coronation operation golden orb. it's been in the works— coronation operation golden orb. it's been in the works for- coronation operation golden orb. it's been in the works for years . we'll see. i think it's going to .we'll see. i think it's going he he— .we'll see. i think it's going he he e— .we'll see. i think it's going he he e eeeh— .we'll see. i think it's going to be a great day— �*vw�*hi; .. i think it's going to be a great day and i think hheh— to be a great day and i think hheh hhew— to be a great day and i think that they will— to be a great day and i think that they will do— to be a great day and i think that they will do a great job. heeh— that they will do a great job. heeh ehe— that they will do a great job. heeh end he— that they will do a great job. yeah, and he loves the country eehhw— yeah, and he loves the country really h— yeah, and he loves the country really h eeh— yeah, and he loves the country really. i got-know- yeah, and he loves the country really. i got know him quite really. i got to know him quite wehh— really. i got to know him quite wehh ehe— really. i got to know him quite wehh end he— really. i got to know him quite well and he loves— really. i got to know him quite well and he loves the country really— well and he loves the country really hewee— well and he loves the country really loves the— well and he loves the country really loves the country. and he hewee— really loves the country. and he loved .mother_ really loves the country. and he loved .mother .— really loves the country. and he loved .mother . and - really loves the country. and he loved mother . and that's why loved his mother. and that's why i it loved his mother. and that's why h-hh wee— loved his mother. and that's why h-hh ehe— loved his mother. and that's why i-it was she was- loved his mother. and that's why i it was she was treated i thought it was she was treated so disrespectfully— i thought it was she was treated so disrespectfully by meghan and just so disrespectfully by meghan and hweh he— so disrespectfully by meghan and tweh he eeee— so disrespectfully by meghan and just no reason to— so disrespectfully by meghan and just no reason to do that. i was eehwehhw— just no reason to do that. i was actually surprised— just no reason to do that. i was actually surprised that harry hhwhee.— actually surprised that harry was invited, to— actually surprised that harry was invited, to be honest .

was invited, to be honest. heeheh— was invited, to be honest. facial recognition- was invited, to be honest. facial recognition technology . facial recognition technology. okay. right. well, i believe we are okay. right. well, i believe we eehwehhw— okay. right. well, i believe we are actually, believe it or not, going— are actually, believe it or not, going eeeh— are actually, believe it or not, going heeh hew— are actually, believe it or not, going back now, again to cameron wehheh— going back now, again to cameron walker, correspondent walker, our royal correspondent . hheee— walker, our royal correspondent . here we — walker, our royal correspondent . there we - he's— walker, our royal correspondent . there we he's going to . there we are. he's going to be hehhhhe— . there we are. he's going to be hehhhhe-e— . there we are. he's going to be talking-a little— . there we are. he's going to be talking-a little bit- . there we are. he's going to be talking a little bit more talking to us a little bit more ehewh— talking to us a little bit more ehewh hhhe— talking to us a little bit more about this clip. _ talking to us a little bit more about this clip. cameron, about this clip. and cameron, wheh—ee- about this clip. and cameron, wheh—hhe wewi what kind of reaction do you hhhhh— what kind of reaction do you hheh—heew- think the prince harry will eehwehhw— actually get? because i've got a heehhhe— actually get? because i've got a hehee-ehhw— feeling that the only reason hheh—ewee- feeling that the only reason that—over for. feeling that the only reason. that—over for such that he's coming over for such a eheh— that he's coming over for such a eheh pehhee— that he's coming over for such a eheh pehee eh— that he's coming over for such a short period of time is because he—he— short period of time is because he—he eeeh- short period of time is because he—he hel short period of time is because he_to seem to be| he doesn't want to seem to be wehhhhe— he doesn't want to seem to be walking-about- he doesn't want to seem to be. walking-about-much. walking out and about too much. hewee— walking out and about too much. maybe—reasonsl maybe one of the only reasons weeheh— maybe one of the only reasons weeheh-heh-h- maybe one of the only reasons meghan isn't coming meghan markle isn't coming at all meghan markle isn't coming at ehh—wehhl meghan markle isn't coming at ehheeh—wehhl meghan markle isn't coming at al|get-her-wantl meghan markle isn't coming at al|get her ego want meghan markle isn't coming at al|get her ego wouldn't to get booed. her ego wouldn't be to get booed. her ego wouldn't he-eeeh— to get booed. her ego wouldn't he-eeeh whhh— to get booed. her ego wouldn't be-deal with it.- to get booed. her ego wouldn't be deal with it. cameron be able to deal with it. cameron heeh— be able to deal with it. cameron heeh .— be able to deal with it. cameron heeh . h— be able to deal with it. cameron heeh . h hhhhh— be able to deal with it. cameron yeah , i think there's a couple yeah, i think there's a couple of reasons as— yeah, i think there's a couple of reasons as to— yeah, i think there's a couple of reasons as to why harry is pehhepe— of reasons as to why harry isi pehhepe—hhhhhe perhaps only spending a little bit perhaps only spending a little hhh eh— perhaps only spending a little hhh eh-hehe— perhaps only spending a little bit of-here in— perhaps only spending a little bit of-here in the- perhaps only spending a little bit of here in the united bit of time here in the united hhheeeh. — bit of time here in the united kingdom. let's— bit of time here in the united kingdom. let's start off with opinion polls. first of all, they incredibly they remain incredibly unpopular. members of the royal family amongst the british public. in fact, prince andrew is the only member the is the only member of the royal family, ranks lower family, really, that ranks lower than harry and meghan, from my understanding, one of than harry and meghan, from my understanding , one of the than harry and meghan, from my understanding, one of the main reasons why meghan isn't coming at all is because it's prince archie's birthday . it's his archie's birthday. it's his fourth birthday on the day of the coronation, and she wants to

spend it in private with him. harry, meanwhile, feels like he should come over, perhaps for his father's coronation. but it's very much going to be in a personal capacity as the father of the monarch , he is no longer of the monarch, he is no longer a working member of the royal family. he stopped being so in 2020, which means he's not going to have an official role on the day he has not attended any of these rehearsals which have been day he has not attended any of these iplace;als which have been day he has not attended any of these iplace thiswhich have been day he has not attended any of these iplace this week have been day he has not attended any of these iplace this week in ve been taking place this week in westminster abbey the westminster abbey in the building behind me. not building behind me. he's not expected to appear on the balcony because he's not a working member of the royal family. i suspect it will be a similar situation to the platinum where he has platinum jubilee where he has sat a few rows back, perhaps with his cousins, princess beatrice and princess eugenie . beatrice and princess eugenie. however, that's not been confirmed . you just see them confirmed. you just see them going in if you're watching on television just now, then going into paul's cathedral into that saint paul's cathedral service where they sat service where they were sat a few . but clearly there few rows back. but clearly there is this underlying issue here where the british public have some kind of do not particularly, but not popular

with the british public. so it wouldn't surprise me if that was taken into consideration even when they were deciding whether or not to come to london for the coronation. but of course, it's not been confirmed by buckingham palace or indeed the team at archwell, which is harry meghan's charity arm initiative , a trip to the moon . cameron, , a trip to the moon. cameron, thank , a trip to the moon. cameron, hhehh wew— , a trip to the moon. cameron, hhehh wew wew— , a trip to the moon. cameron, thank you very much.- ' ” “ cameron, thank you very much. cameron wehheh— thank you very much. cameron wehheh .— thank you very much. cameron wehheh . whe— thank you very much. cameron walker , who is— thank you very much. cameron walker , who is our royal walker, who is our royal correspondent. he's outside westminster— correspondent. he's outside westminster abbey for us. and yes,— westminster abbey for us. and wee. h— westminster abbey for us. and wee. h ee— westminster abbey for us. and wee. h we hhhhh— westminster abbey for us. and yes, i do think that i would ehhweehe— yes, i do think that i would ehhweehe he— yes, i do think that i would struggle to hold in the boos if i struggle to hold in the boos if h ehe— struggle to hold in the boos if h the eee— struggle to hold in the boos if i did see prince— struggle to hold in the boos if i did see prince harry in pwhhhe— i did see prince harry in pwhhhe. hwh— i did see prince harry in public. but of- i did see prince harry in public. but of course, due to he— public. but of course, due to hhe eeewhhw— public. but of course, due to his security motty, which i hope heh pewhhe— his security motty, which i hope we're not paying for , that can't we're not paying for, that can't peeehhhw— we're not paying for, that can't possibly happene— we're not paying for, that can't possibly happen, can it? anyway, ehehee— possibly happen, can it? anyway, charles could— possibly happen, can it? anyway, charles could see— possibly happen, can it? anyway, charles could see people holding up charles could see people holding wp ehehe— charles could see people holding wp ehehe eh— charles could see people holding wp ehehe eh weh— charles could see people holding wp ehehe eh weh my— charles could see people holding up signs of not my king when he heewehe— up signs of not my king when he heewehe ehewh— up signs of not my king when he travels down the— up signs of not my king when he travels down the mall on sehwheew— travels down the mall on saturday, which i think actually not saturday, which i think actually heh e— saturday, which i think actually heh e perh— saturday, which i think actually heh e peh eh— saturday, which i think actually not a part of me— saturday, which i think actually not a part of me thinks that hhew— not a part of me thinks that hhew-hewe— not a part of me thinks that they-have these- not a part of me thinks that they have these signs they should have these signs hppee— they should have these signs hppee-eh— they should have these signs ripped-of their- they should have these signs ripped of their little ripped out of their petty little hehee. — ripped out of their petty little hehee. _arel hands. but no, the police are heh— hands. but no, the police are eeh—hew- hands. but no, the police are eeh—hhew arel not doing that. but they are going— not doing that. but they are hehe-wehe- not doing that. but they are going using facial going to be using facial recognition— going to be using facial. recognition _to going to be using facial- recognition _to try to recognition technology to try to hehe— recognition technology to try to make sure that the area is hheee— make sure that the area is hheeee—he- make sure that the area is indeed—is it. make sure that the area is. indeed—is it right

indeed secure. but is it right hheh—hehe- indeed secure. but is it right hheh—hehe hei that the police are going to ehhew— that the police are going to ehhew-hehe- that the police are going to allow hold these allow people to hold these hehhee— allow people to hold these banners—thinkl allow people to hold these- banners_think that's banners up? do you think that's in banners up? do you think that's hh—e— banners up? do you think that's hh—e hweh— banners up? do you think that's in _? even though - banners up? do you think that's in ? even though i'm in good taste? even though i'm at in good taste? even though i'm eh—hhewehi at buckingham palace, though i am at buckingham palace, though i eeh—hhe- at buckingham palace, though i ehe—hhe eew-ei am covering some of the day's ehhee—we.- am covering some of the day's other—us, their. am covering some of the day'si other—us, their top other big news for us, their top ehehee. — other big news for us, their top stories. _asking,- other big news for us, their top stories. asking, should stories. and i am asking, should the stories. and i am asking, should hhe—epehh- stories. and i am asking, should hhe—epehh eel the government have spent so hweh— the government have spent so hweh hehew— the government have spent so much money helping people escape sweep—heew- sudan when there are many phehhehe— sudan when there are many problems right— sudan when there are many problems right here in the uk? hhe— problems right here in the uk? hhe h— problems right here in the uk? hhe h eh— problems right here in the uk? and i am also— problems right here in the uk? and i am also going to be hehhhhe— and i am also going to be talking about— and i am also going to be talking about whether or not we ehewhe — talking about whether or not we ehewhe heh— talking about whether or not we should ban school— talking about whether or not we should ban school uniforms . and should ban school uniforms. and i'm should ban school uniforms. and the eehhe— should ban school uniforms. and the going he— should ban school uniforms. and the going he he— should ban school uniforms. and i'm going to be doing that with hhhhw— i'm going to be doing that with hhhhw hewee— i'm going to be doing that with emily carver, who— i'm going to be doing that with emily carver, who will be tehhhhe— emily carver, who will be tehhhhe we— emily carver, who will be joining us out— emily carver, who will be joining us out at the end of the hew. — joining us out at the end of the hew. hhh— joining us out at the end of the hour. i'm patrick— joining us out at the end of the hour. i'm patrick christys on gb hewe— hour. i'm patrick christys on gb

great job. you're listening to gb great job. you're listening to he hewe— great job. you're listening to gb news radio— great job. you're listening to gb news radio .— gb news radio. iwelcome- gb news radio. welcome back, everybody, to just outside famous just outside the most famous building in the world, buckingham palace, where gb news has had the privilege and the honour camped outside honour of being camped outside

for week. and we will, for the last week. and we will, as coronation station, as your coronation station, of course, the course, be leaving you all the way through the proceedings as we close to we get very, very close now to the seems like a long the day, it seems like a long way when first up way off. when i first pitched up here but we're here on monday. but we're getting minute getting there aren't we, minute by but look, by minute. so anyway. but look, just news that's in just some other news that's in town. it's all about the town. it's not all about the royals, it the royals, is it? and the government revealed today that 2450 british nationals were evacuated from sudan. but did you know that the government isn't actually even obliged to assist dual nationals in another country ? and should they have country? and should they have used the money there on some of our problems at home? but it's not just sudan . aslef don't want not just sudan. aslef don't want to seem like a particularly heartless of heartless about the people of sudan nationals sudan and the british nationals over there. frankly, it's loads of our money of stuff that we spend our money on could it not spent on abroad. could it not be spent over here? either in over here? we are either in crisis skint or we're not. crisis and skint or we're not. which one is it? and some people, especially , dare i say people, especially, dare i say it, those on the left have to make their mind up. and matt webb, director of common webb, director of the common sense society and of course, a political commentator , joins me political commentator, joins me now. occasional now. and a very occasional presenter on gb news as well.

give there, presenter on gb news as well. give so there, presenter on gb news as well. give so right, there, presenter on gb news as well. give so right, look there, presenter on gb news as well. give so right, look , there, presenter on gb news as well. give so right, look , what's emma. so right, look, what's going on here then? are we spending too much money spending far too much money helping dick helping out every tom, dick and harry got people here we've got people right here who need our support ? i need our need, our support? i think was probably need our need, our support? i thinklwas probably right- think was probably right to think it was probably right to hehp— think it was probably right to hehp .— think it was probably right to hehp . hweh— think it was probably right to help . dual nationals fleeing help. dual nationals fleeing sweep— help. dual nationals fleeing sweeh . — help. dual nationals fleeing sweeh . hwh— help. dual nationals fleeing sudan. but as— help. dual nationals fleeing sudan . 50“ “ sudan. but as allison pearson has pointed out in her telegraph column, she she made the point that it that a lot of these these people fleeing from sudan are actually sudanese. they are dual nationals— are actually sudanese. they are dual nationals ,— are actually sudanese. they are dual nationals , but— are actually sudanese. they are dual nationals , but they- 1 2 they are dual nationals , but they are dual nationals, but they are sweeheee— dual nationals, but they are sudanese citizens . . sudanese citizens. so it's not hhe— sudanese citizens. so it's not the same as, for example, helping british citizens to flee from afghanistan as just just to take one example. so i think , take one example. so i think, you know, we've been spending money on countries like china, countries that have space programs when we've got our own citizens suffering here, we could be ploughing millions and millions of pounds into dealing with the backlog of cancer patients and saving british lives. so patients and saving british lives . so we have so many crises lives. so we have so many crises at lives. so we have so many crises eh hehe— lives. so we have so many crises eh hehe hheh— lives. so we have so many crises at home that we— lives. so we have so many crises at home that we could- . so we have so many crises at home that we could be epehehhe— at home that we could be epehehhe ew— at home that we could be spending our money on, but heheeh— spending our money on, but instead spending on

instead we're spending on foreign— instead we're spending on foreign ehe.— instead we're spending on foreign aid. now the argument is foreign aid. now the argument is her—hhhe— foreign aid. now the argument is for—albie that- foreign aid. now the argument is for—albie that it's. for that is ulez albie that it's diplomatically— for that is ulez albie that it's diplomatically important to epehe— diplomatically important to epehe hehew— diplomatically important to spend money on foreign aid, but it's spend money on foreign aid, but he ehee— spend money on foreign aid, but it's also politically— spend money on foreign aid, but it's also politically important . hhhe— it's also politically important , never mind ethically important to , never mind ethically important he epehe— , never mind ethically important to spend british— , never mind ethically important to spend british taxpayers money on to spend british taxpayers money we hehphhe— to spend british taxpayers money on helping british— to spend british taxpayers money on helping british taxpayers at hehe.— on helping british taxpayers at hehe. se— on helping british taxpayers at hehe. se h— on helping british taxpayers at home. so i think— on helping british taxpayers at home. so i think we could be phewehhhe— home. so i think we could be plougbing hheh— home. so i think we could be ploughing that money into hehphhe— ploughing that money into helping particularly cancer pehhehhe— helping particularly cancer patients, which was alison pearson's point. (37 1hix. pearson's point. of course, hhee-e— pearson's point. of course, there's an argument to be made about the inefficiency of the way in nhs, way money is spent in the nhs, but there lots of better but there are lots of better ways could spending ways that we could be spending british rather british taxpayer money rather than other countries than spending on other countries that necessarily need it . that don't necessarily need it. emma i wonder what would be less ehhehehh— emma i wonder what would be less ehhehehh giving— emma i wonder what would be less efficient giving more— emma i wonder what would be less efficient giving more money to our efficient giving more money to whe— efficient giving more money to whs eh— efficient giving more money to our nhs or giving it to an heheeh— our nhs or giving it to an african dictator? i mean , the african dictator? i mean, the way— african dictator? i mean, the we hheh— african dictator? i mean, the we hheh hehh— african dictator? i mean, the way that both things are run, it hheee— way that both things are run, it does seem absolutely staggering, eeeeh-h— does seem absolutely staggering, eeeeh-h-hee— does seem absolutely staggering, doesn't-me? which- doesn't it to me? which one wewhe— doesn't it to me? which one would actually— doesn't it to me? which one would actually most skim would actually most just skim - —eeheehe more off the top and do whatever whhh— more off the top and do whatever whhh-hheee— more off the top and do whatever with _there-emma. with it? but there we go. emma eeh-eeh— with it? but there we go. emma eeh-eeh .— with it? but there we go. emma eeh-eeh . we— with it? but there we go. emma can-ask , we seem- with it? but there we go. emma can ask , we seem to get can i just ask, we seem to get a lot can i just ask, we seem to get a heh eh— can i just ask, we seem to get a lot of criticism— can i just ask, we seem to get a lot of criticism for— can i just ask, we seem to get a lot of criticism for never doing eheweh— lot of criticism for never doing enough abroad— lot of criticism for never doing enough abroad with the world's phehhehe— enough abroad with the world's phehhehe .— enough abroad with the world's problems . we've— enough abroad with the world's problems . we've always got to be problems. we've always got to be hheee— problems. we've always got to be here. heweh-h— problems. we've always got to be there, haven't we?— problems. we've always got to be there, haven't we? and then some hwhphw— there, haven't we? and then some

hwhphwlhhe— there, haven't we? and then some numptylthe media— there, haven't we? and then some numpty the media will pipe numpty in the media will pipe up. numpty in the media will pipe up- _you_ numpty in the media will pipe wp-wew eee- up. oh, have you seen what hhew-we— up. oh, have you seen what hhew-we-hhe- up. oh, have you seen what they've the belgians have they've done? the belgians have eehe— done well, haven't they? the heheheh— done well, haven't they? thei belgian _yeah. belgian have done well. yeah. ehew— belgian have done well. yeah. ehew. ihehh— belgian have done well. yeah. okay.-right-but- belgian have done well. yeah. okay. right but why belgian have done well. yeah. okéwe right but why belgian have done well. yeah. okéwe expected but why belgian have done well. yeah. okéwe expected to but why belgian have done well. yeah. okéwe expected to doiut why belgian have done well. yeah. okéwe expected to do absolutely are we expected to do absolutely ewewhhhhe— are we expected to do absolutely ewewhhhhe ehe— are we expected to do absolutely everything and be— are we expected to do absolutely everything and be things to everything and be all things to all everything and be all things to ehh peephe— everything and be all things to ehh peephe e — everything and be all things to all people ? guilt?- everything and be all things to all people ? c... .7 “h”. all people? guilt? i think to some degree we're always very quick to criticise ourselves and very light handed when it comes to criticise others. the british taxpayer and the british government do a huge amount to help other countries around the world. the amount of money that we spend on foreign aid is eye—watering. i think if people got a breakdown of how much of their taxes personally were being spent on foreign aid , i being spent on foreign aid, i think they would probably be outraged . now, there are good outraged. now, there are good arguments, of course , to spend arguments, of course, to spend foreign and should do foreign aid, and we should do things to help our neighbours and good international and to be good international neighbours to other countries. but i think that that's fundamentally point fundamentally beside the point because people have because i think people have a sense fairness . they feel because i think people have a sensthey fairness . they feel because i think people have a sensthey are less . they feel because i think people have a sensthey are beingthey feel because i think people have a sensthey are being failedhel because i think people have a sensthey are being failed here that they are being failed here at there are people who at home. there are people who fought second war fought in the second world war who were having to sell their homes pay for their homes in order to pay for their

care. in care. there their care in old age . i think that the way that age. i think that the way that we spend money in this country generally is either very inefficient, as you said, or is just simply unfair. so i think that people have a real sort of sense of injustice now, emma, look, we are, of course , here at look, we are, of course, here at buckingham palace and i'm putting you on the spot slightly here, but i want to ask you, ahead of the coronation on saturday. all right. what what hhhe— saturday. all right. what what hhhe eh— saturday. all right. what what hhhe eh hhhe— saturday. all right. what what kind of king do— saturday. all right. what what kind of king do you— ”2?3 all right. what what kind of king do you want charles to kind of king do you want charles he hee— kind of king do you want charles he he? hheh-e— kind of king do you want charles to be? that's that's— kind of king do you want charles to be? that's that's not asking me— to be? that's that's not asking me ehewh— to be? that's that's not asking me ehewh hhe— to be? that's that's not asking me about the royal family is pwhhhhe— me about the royal family is never putting me on the spot. heheeh— never putting me on the spot. hehhheh h— never putting me on the spot. patrick, i think— never putting me on the spot. patrick, i think that— never putting me on the spot. patrick, i think that it's- patrick, i think that it's interesting from a monarchist perspective, i think there's a certain ambivalence about charles because i think there are some concerns at least that he isn't. um as traditional and as respectful of the institution of , of the as respectful of the institution of, of the monarchy as many monarchists are. that said , he monarchists are. that said, he did, you know, he has shown himself to be a traditionalist.

i would like to see more of that traditionalist charles coming out rather than the kind of international green politics. charles, i think i'd like to see a little bit more roger scruton than greta thunberg erg coming out. but fundamental albie i would just like for him to , um, would just like for him to, um, almost as princess anne said in that fantastic interview that she gave to the canadian broadcaster , i would like for broadcaster, i would like for him to , to focus on service and him to, to focus on service and upholding the stability and continuity of the monarchy and ensuring its place within our constitutional ecosystem . um, constitutional ecosystem. um, and to just try a little , uh, to and to just try a little, uh, to sort of keep his nose out of anything that is controversial. and as we know, environmentalism is now a very hot political subject. yeah well, it is. i mean, absolutely . 1 / . i mean, absolutely . and 1 h/hi;?“ . i mean, absolutely . and the subject. yeah well, it is. i- mean, absolutely . and the total mean, absolutely. and the total irony— mean, absolutely. and the total irony ew— mean, absolutely. and the total irony eh— mean, absolutely. and the total irony now of this— mean, absolutely. and the total irony now of this coronation on sehwheew— irony now of this coronation on saturday potentially being heheehee— saturday potentially being heheehee by— saturday potentially being targeted by the eco mob when the ehep— targeted by the eco mob when the ehep he— targeted by the eco mob when the ehep he hh— targeted by the eco mob when the ehep he he hheh— targeted by the eco mob when the chap is in that big— targeted by the eco mob when the chap is in that big house behind me hhee.— chap is in that big house behind me there, buckingham palace is prehehhw— me there, buckingham palace is prehehhw hehe— me there, buckingham palace is probably being as— me there, buckingham palace is probably being as vocal as

arguably— probably being as vocal as arguably anyone apart from greta thunberg— arguably anyone apart from greta thunberg wheh— arguably anyone apart from greta thunberg when it— arguably anyone apart from greta thunberg when it comes to the ehwhehhehh— thunberg when it comes to the environment. and— thunberg when it comes to the environment. and many people eehwehhw— environment. and many people actually think— environment. and many people actually think he's maybe gone a bit actually think he's maybe gone a heh-eh— actually think he's maybe gone a hhh-eh hheh— actually think he's maybe gone a bit-on that-the. bit too far on that because the environmental— environmental issues are now hhhehweweh— environmental issues are now interwoven with— environmental issues are now interwoven with the political, eeh— interwoven with the political, wehh—hheh.- aren't they? and that, of course, it course, is an issue when it eeheelhhe— course, is an issue when it comes the family course, is an issue when it- comeslthe-family and if comes to the royal family and if he— comes to the royal family and if hhew-ehehwph— comes to the royal family and if they-disrupt-then. they want to disrupt that, then hhew-hh— they want to disrupt that, then they'll-anything. - they'll disrupt anything. but hheh-e—hhhel that's because of the kind of peephe— that's because of the kind of peephe-ehe. — that's because of the kind of peephe-ehe. _tweh people they are. and he just eeh-h— people they are. and he just eeh-h whh— people they are. and he just can't win..think_ people they are. and he just can't win. think he just can't people they are. and he just can'tbuti. think he just can't people they are. and he just can'tbut yeah,nk he just can't people they are. and he just can'tbut yeah, princess;t can't people they are. and he just can'tbut yeah, princess anne't people they are. and he just can'tbut yeah, princess anne has people they are. and he just can it.ut yeah, princess anne has people they are. and he just can it. absolutely. icess anne has people they are. and he just can it. absolutely. icess on. ie has people they are. and he just can it. absolutely. icess on. and s got it. absolutely. bob, on. and i got it. absolutely. bob, on. and h hehe— got it. absolutely. bob, on. and h hehe he— got it. absolutely. bob, on. and h hehe he eew— got it. absolutely. bob, on. and i hate to say this,— got it. absolutely. bob, on. and i hate to say this, but i did hheheh— i hate to say this, but i did listen-some— i hate to say this, but i did listen some princess listen to some of princess ehhee— listen to some of princess anne's the anne's comments and not for the hheh— anne's comments and not for the hheh-hhewehh— anne's comments and not for the first-thought you'd- first time and thought you'd hehe— first time and thought you'd hehe ewhhe— first time and thought you'd make quite queen, but make quite a good queen, but here— make quite a good queen, but there—thank. make quite a good queen, buti there—thank you there we go. emma, thank you wew— there we go. emma, thank youi wew—hehwhewe there we go. emma, thank youi verylas_fabulous there we go. emma, thank you very as well. fabulous there we go. emma, thank you very as well. emma fabulous there we go. emma, thank you very as well. emma ofbulous there we go. emma, thank you very as well. emma of course. queen as well. emma of course. hhhe— queen as well. emma of course. hhhe wehh.— queen as well. emma of course. emma webb, director of common sehee— emma webb, director of common sehee-uk— emma webb, director of common sense-uk-political. sense society uk and political eheheheehh— commentator and as well eeeheheh— commentator and as well occasional news occasional gb news host. whehehee— occasional gb news host. nicholas-okay,- occasional gb news host. nicholas okay, let's occasional gb news host.- nicholas-okay, let's more nicholas right. okay, let's more ehhhh—hew- nicholas right. okay, let's more ehhhh—hew ehei still to come between now and eeoe— still to come between now and eeoe-hwehe— still to come between now and 6:00 hurtle towards dewbs 6:00 as we hurtle towards dewbs & 6:00 as we hurtle towards dewbs e-eeh— 6:00 as we hurtle towards dewbs e-eeh ehewhe- 6:00 as we hurtle towards dewbs & ask should school & co. i will ask should school whhhewhe— & co. i will ask should school uniforms actually— & co. i will ask should school uniforms actually be scrapped? hhe— uniforms actually be scrapped? hhe h— uniforms actually be scrapped? ehe h phehhee— uniforms actually be scrapped? and i promise that you have to cheek— and i promise that you have to cheek hheh— and i promise that you have to check that out— and i promise that you have to check that out because it's going— check that out because it's going he— check that out because it's going he he— check that out because it's going he he e— check that out because it's going to be a very personal eehehe— going to be a very personal eehehe eh— going to be a very personal debate on this. _ going to be a very personal debate on this. so i'll leave you— debate on this. so i'll leave you wondering— debate on this. so i'll leave you wondering why, because hweeh— you wondering why, because hweeh ehe— you wondering why, because myself and someone very close to me-disagreement- me have a disagreement of ephhheh— me have a disagreement of ephhheh-ehe- me have a disagreement of opinion and will people opinion on this and will people be opinion on this and will people he hehehhe— opinion on this and will people he holding wp— opinion on this and will people be holding up signs that say, not be holding up signs that say,- not—buckingham not my king outside buckingham heheee— not my king outside buckingham heheee. we— not my king outside buckingham heheee. we ee—

not my king outside buckingham palace, we are _to - not my king outside buckingham palace, we are to go toe palace, we are going to go toe to palace, we are going to go toe he—wew— palace, we are going to go toe he—wew ehehhwl to toe on this very shortly. we hehe—hhhe- rafe heydel—mankoo arnie hepwhhheeh— rafe heydel—mankoo arnie republican well. rafe heydel—mankoo arnie republican .well. to republican as well. i'm going to hehh— republican as well. i'm going to hew-heh— republican as well. i'm going to talk-man who— republican as well. i'm going to talk man who wants to talk to a man who wants to ehehheh— talk to a man who wants to abolish monarchy one talk to a man who wants to- abolish-monarchy-one man abolish the monarchy and one man who abolish the monarchy and one man whe—we— abolish the monarchy and one man whe—we ee. - who doesn't. there we go. hehheh—ehl who doesn't. there we go.| patrick—on gb patrick christys here on gb wewe. — patrick christys here on gb news. headlines with news. now the headlines with hewh— news. now the headlines with hewh .— news. now the headlines with paul . patrick. _ news. now the headlines with paul . patrick. 3 news. now the headlines with paul. patrick. 13 “.1“ paul. patrick. thanks very much indeed. our top stories this houn indeed. our top stories this hour, four members of the far right proud boys group, including former leader enrico tarrio, have been convicted in the united states for plotting the united states for plotting the attack on the capitol building on january the 6th, 2021. they were found guilty of seditious conspiracy kwasi five people, including a police officer, died during or shortly after the riot, and more than 140 police officers were injured . some breaking news coming to us this hour. a local election vote has been suspended covid following the death of a candidate at the conservative councillor graham galton was running for oxford ward in southampton. that's in

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investments that matter. to next year. but yes, well, king ehehee— year. but yes, well, king charles could— but yes, well, king charles could see protesters hehehhe— charles could see protesters holding wp— charles could see protesters holding up signs that read not my holding up signs that read not my hhhe— holding up signs that read not my king eh— holding up signs that read not my king eh hhe— holding up signs that read not my king on the route of the hweh— my king on the route of the royal procession— my king on the route of the royal procession on saturday, hhe— royal procession on saturday, hhe pehhee— royal procession on saturday, the police have— royal procession on saturday, the police have confirmed that hhewhe— the police have confirmed that hhewhe heh— the police have confirmed that hhewhe heh going— the police have confirmed that they're not going to be taking hheee— they're not going to be taking hheee ehehe— they're not going to be taking those signs out— they're not going to be taking those signs out of their hands. hhewhe— those signs out of their hands. hhewhe-he— those signs out of their hands. they're to allowing they're going to be allowing hheh — they're going to be allowing them anti—monarchist them to do it. anti—monarchist demonstrated— them to do it. anti—monarchist. demonstrated—in demonstrated one. charles was in week— demonstrated one. charles was in heh heh— demonstrated one. charles was in york last month— demonstrated one. charles was in york last month police say york last month and police say hey— york last month and police say hey whhh— york last month and police say hey whhh heh— york last month and police say they will not arrest people hehehhe— they will not arrest people holding wp— they will not arrest people holding up placards this weekend as holding up placards this weekend ee hehe— holding up placards this weekend ee hehe ee— holding up placards this weekend ee hehe ee hhew— holding up placards this weekend as long as they stay on the ehehh— as long as they stay on the hehh ehee— as long as they stay on the right side of— as long as they stay on the right side of the- as long as they stay on the right side of the law. they're ehee— right side of the law. they're ehee-heeheh- also deploying facial recognition- also deploying facial recognition technology as well . recognition technology as well. i'm recognition technology as well. h-h hehee— recognition technology as well. the rehhee ew— recognition technology as well. i'm joined now by— recognition technology as well. i'm joined now by graham smith , i'm joined now by graham smith, whe— i'm joined now by graham smith, whe he— i'm joined now by graham smith, whe he hhe— i'm joined now by graham smith, who is the chief— i'm joined now by graham smith, who is the chief executive of hhe— who is the chief executive of hhe hepwhhhe— who is the chief executive of the republic campaign group. hwe— the republic campaign group. we ehee— the republic campaign group. i've also obviously, as you can all i've also obviously, as you can ehh eee— i've also obviously, as you can ehh hehe.— i've also obviously, as you can all see here, got— i've also obviously, as you can all see here, got rafe heydel—mankoo next me well heydel—mankoo next to me as well , a heydel—mankoo next to me as well . e hweh— heydel—mankoo next to me as well , a royal historian.— , a royal historian. look, eeeheh.— , a royal historian. look, eeeheeh-wew- , a royal historian. look, graham, you very , a royal historian. look,- graham,-you very much. , a royal historian. look,— graham,-you very much. and graham, thank you very much. and to graham, thank you very much. and helheheeh— graham, thank you very much. and helheheeh whhh— graham, thank you very much. and to.honest with you,— graham, thank you very much. and to honest with you, graham, graham, thank you very much. and to findingit with you, graham, graham, thank you very much. and to finding itwith you, graham, graham, thank you very much. and to finding it quite ou, graham, graham, thank you very much. and to finding it quite hard raham, i'm finding it quite hard to understand— i'm finding it quite hard to understand why people want to hehe— understand why people want to hehe ehehe— understand why people want to hehe ehehe wp— understand why people want to hold signs up that will have eheehwhe— hold signs up that will have absolute lutely_ hold signs up that will have absolute lutely no impact on hheh— absolute lutely no impact on hheh eewee— absolute lutely no impact on their cause whatsoever other hheh— their cause whatsoever other hheh hweh— their cause whatsoever other hheh rweh he— their cause whatsoever other hheh he he hw— their cause whatsoever other than just to try to ruin the eewe— than just to try to ruin the eewe eh— than just to try to ruin the eewe eh eehe— than just to try to ruin the days of some very well—meaning hhehwhewehe. — days of some very well—meaning individuals. and— days of some very well—meaning individuals. and some people hhhhh— individuals. and some people

hhhhh hheh— individuals. and some people think that makes you horrible. heephe— think that makes you horrible. heephe hew— think that makes you horrible. people your views . \h0 “ people your views. no, i mean, obviously the coronation is something which is a celebration of an institution which we find fundamentally wrong and therefore , we think it's therefore, we think it's absolutely right . and the absolutely right. and the responsibility of anybody who opposes the monarchy to protest against it. and obviously those signs are having an impact because we are gaining a huge amount of new supporters, new income, new coverage. i mean, we're having all these sorts of interviews. i'm absolutely swamped with requests from tv , swamped with requests from tv, radio and press. so it does make a difference. and the message we want to send is very clear. first, lee, we want to say , first, lee, we want to say, look, you know, we are not a nafion look, you know, we are not a nation of royalists. most people are not that interested in the coronation and secondly, we want to say that it is time for a serious debate because instead of a coronation, we should have an election and, charles, we should have a choice. and that's a pretty straightforward message that everybody should understand in democratic society. rafe,

in a democratic society. rafe, what do you make— in a democratic society. rafe, what do you make of- “ 1101 1. 10.3 rafe, what do you make of that? heeewee— what do you make of that? heeewee h— what do you make of that? because i think— what do you make of that? because i think a lot of people hhehh— because i think a lot of people hhehh he— because i think a lot of people might be thinking, well, what eeeheh — might be thinking, well, what graham said,— might be thinking, well, what graham said, there is technically- graham said, there is technically true it graham said, there is technically trueiit makes technically true. it just makes hhh— technically true. it just makes rpm-rp— technically true. it just makes hhh-hhh eee.— technically true. it just makes him bit sad, really, and him look a bit sad, really, and rewheee— him look a bit sad, really, and rewheee ehe— him look a bit sad, really, and joyless and heartless and maybe ewhhe— joyless and heartless and maybe quite miserable— joyless and heartless and maybe quite miserable that they've eeeheeh— quite miserable that they've decided _that- quite miserable that they've decided _that on- quite miserable that they've decided that on this decided to do that on this pehhewheh— decided to do that on this particular well, particular day. well, i'm a ehewheh— particular day. well, i'm a staunch _the. particular day. well, i'm a. staunch _the right staunch believer in the right to peeeehwh— staunch believer in the right to peaceful non—disruptive protest peaceful, non—disruptive protest . se— peaceful, non—disruptive protest . se eehwehhw— peaceful, non—disruptive protest . so actually, i— peaceful, non—disruptive protest . so actually, i have- peaceful, non—disruptive protest . so actually, i have no- peaceful, non—disruptive protest . so actually, i have no problem with them actually appearing as long peaceful i long as it's peaceful. but i actually sorry for actually feel very sorry for graham because his republican movement has been the greatest political of modern political failure of modern times. people will see that times. and people will see that on saturday when come to on saturday when they come to london hundreds london and there'll be hundreds of people arriving of thousands of people arriving in joyous , in the city in joyous, celebratory, celebratory mood swirls around this, this tiny gaggle of republican anoraks holding up their signs, looking very dull and you suddenly realise there's absolutely no appetite . if there was, there'd appetite. if there was, there'd be a far turnout. i've be a far larger turnout. i've been a witness to been a i've been a witness to royal for years royal events for 25 years and there's always little there's always a little republican and they republican contingent and they just so, sad and just look so, so, so sad and pathetic, i'm sorry to say. you know, ipsos mori for 30 years has asked the british public the

same question do you support the monarchy? it's been the monarchy? and it's been the single answer of single most consistent answer of any question they've asked in history always varies from history. it always varies from between 65 to 75% of the nation, even at the lowest ebbs of 1992, the annus horribilis it was around. still at that around. it's still at that level. most stable level. it's been the most stable factor . there appetite in factor. there is no appetite in this for republicanism this country for republicanism when know that monarchies when people know that monarchies are the most stable and egalitarian and democratic countries world. graham countries in the world. graham are you sad and— countries in the world. graham are you sad and pathetic- “ graham are you sad and pathetic ? well, are you sad and pathetic? well, i are you sad and pathetic? well, hhhhhh— are you sad and pathetic? well, hhhhhh hehh— are you sad and pathetic? well, i think both of— are you sad and pathetic? well, i think both of you— are you sad and pathetic? well, i think both of you are being hehheh— i think both of you are being rather pathetic— i think both of you are being rather pathetic yourself . rather pathetic yourself. i hhe— rather pathetic yourself. i mean, it's not— rather pathetic yourself. i mean, it's not really- rather pathetic yourself. i mean, it's not really a serious tone for a serious conversation . so, i mean, if you wanted to sit there and call people names, then all means do that on then by all means do that on your time. if you want your own time. but if you want to a sensible conversation to have a sensible conversation about our democracy, i'm about our democracy, then i'm happy about our democracy, then i'm happy that conversation. happy to have that conversation. but you know, it needs to be about the issue, not about the people. and i think i could very easily call people names, but i don't do that. i think that it's important to engage with the serious questions about our democracy and how the you know ,

democracy and how the you know, what was just said about the polling is entirely wrong. the polling is entirely wrong. the polling has in the past been typically around 75, one poll put it down as low as 52. other polls around 55, 56. it's clearly gone down. charles's popularity is about 20 points lower than the queen's was. some polls put republicanism back up over 30. and there are huge numbers of people who are simply not interested. only 9% are enthusiastic about the coronation. and this is an institution that is, you know, quite frankly, corrupt. it's clearly anti—democratic and stands against our best values. and it is bad for our democracy. and it is bad for our democracy. and you know, to suggest that monarchies are more stable than other countries simply doesn't stand up to scrutiny. so, you know , have a serious know, have a serious debate about that's what we're about this. that's what we're seeing happen. and don't seeing happen. and if you don't want then by all want to do that, then by all means your time , call means on your own time, call people names. but i don't think that's particularly edifying for your audience . right. well, your audience. right. well, hheh-e— your audience. right. well, hheh-e e— your audience. right. well, hheh-e e ph— your audience. right. well, that's a bit rich— ” ?.2 hi; 1 right. well, that's a bit rich coming from eeeheh.— that's a bit rich coming from eeeheh. whe— that's a bit rich coming from graham, who spent the past 20 weee— graham, who spent the past 20 years eehwehhw— graham, who spent the past 20 years actually being very

ehehehwe— years actually being very offensive and— years actually being very offensive and rude about hehehehw— offensive and rude about monarchy, about those who eehehwehe — monarchy, about those who celebrate monarchical traditions and celebrate monarchical traditions ehe hwehw— celebrate monarchical traditions ehe hewehhw ehe— celebrate monarchical traditions and royalty and regarding things that and royalty and regarding things hheh we— and royalty and regarding things hheh we hehe— and royalty and regarding things that we hold very— and royalty and regarding things that we hold very dear as being hewehehhe— that we hold very dear as being laughable jokes— that we hold very dear as being laughable jokes you hold very eeeh.— laughable jokes you hold very eeeh. hhe— laughable jokes you hold very dear. the reality— laughable jokes you hold very dear. the reality is if you look if dear. the reality is if you look h wew— dear. the reality is if you look hh wew heeh— dear. the reality is if you look if you look around— dear. the reality is if you look if you look around world, if you look around the world, hhe— if you look around the world, hhe uw — if you look around the world, the un always— if you look around the world, the un always listed on its hwhee— the un always listed on its human development index, the ehhee— human development index, the countries with— human development index, the countries with the highest ewehhhw— countries with the highest ewehhhw-ehe- countries with the highest quality and the quality of life, and the her-ehhw— quality of life, and the her-ehhw eh— quality of life, and the majority of those are monarchies are majority of those are monarchies ehe—hhe- majority of those are monarchies ehe—hhe heehl are the most stable, the most pheeheeehwe— progressive countries are heheehhee— progressive countries are monarchies. sweden, norway , monarchies. sweden, norway, nephew.— monarchies. sweden, norway, eeeheeh—l denmark, the netherlands, ceheee— denmark, the netherlands, canada, australia and britain. it's canada, australia and britain. hh-e e— canada, australia and britain. hh-e e tech— canada, australia and britain. it's a fact everyone knows it. hhhehh— it's a fact everyone knows it. hhhehh hee— it's a fact everyone knows it. britain has got— it's a fact everyone knows it. britain has got the world's eheeeh— britain has got the world's oldest continuous democracy hhhehh— oldest continuous democracy britain, britain _ oldest continuous democracy britain, britain .— oldest continuous democracy britain, britain . i was talking britain, britain. i was talking ehewh— britain, britain. i was talking ehewh hhe— britain, britain. i was talking about the principle of monarchy . whheh— about the principle of monarchy . whheh wew— about the principle of monarchy ,wrra. wew ehe— about the principle of monarchy , which you and we're not even in , which you and we're not even he hhe— , which you and we're not even he hhe hep— , which you and we're not even he hhe hep zo— , which you and we're not even in the top 20 of— , which you and we're not even in the top 20 of some of them. hhe— in the top 20 of some of them. and wew— in the top 20 of some of them. and you heew— in the top 20 of some of them. and you know the— in the top 20 of some of them. and you know the fact- in the top 20 of some of them. and you know the fact that- and you know the fact that graham i'm speaking about constitutional because constitutional monarchy because they stable still have they are stable still have monarchies does not mean their monarchies does not mean their monarchies make them stable. that untrue. graham that is simply untrue. graham okay, great. he was talking ehewh— okay, great. he was talking ehewh hhe— okay, great. he was talking about the principle- gii?. he was talking about the principle of monarchy as about the principle of monarchy ee e whehe— about the principle of monarchy ee e whehe. h— about the principle of monarchy as a whole. i believe the phhehphe— as a whole. i believe the phhehphe eh— as a whole. i believe the principle of monarchy as well established. _the. established. these are the countries the most countries that are the most stable in the

stable wherever you go in the world, actually. if you look stable wherever you go in the wcthe actually. if you look stable wherever you go in the wcthe commonwealthiou look stable wherever you go in the wcthe commonwealth realms, at the commonwealth realms, those most those tend to be the most stable countries those regions. if countries in those regions. if you at north africa, you you look at north africa, you look it's look at the middle east, it's the monarchies are the monarchies which are actually the most stable. contrast example, contrast those, for example, to iran revolution iran after the shah's revolution .look iran after the shah's revolution . look at iraq. afghanistan could more could have been much more secure. know had zahir secure. we all know had zahir shah put into place shah, who put into place monarchies are far more stable . monarchies are far more stable. britain is the world's oldest continuous democracy. and the reason for that , the you know, reason for that, the you know, quite a few of the monarchies around the world outside of europe are actually dictatorship . the king of italy sat back and ehhewee— . the king of italy sat back and allowed mussolini— the king of italy sat back and allowed mussolini to govern for 20 allowed mussolini to govern for zo—hh-e— allowed mussolini to govern for 20_it's absolutely. 20 years. and it's absolutely hepeheee— 20 years. and it's absolutely hepeheee eh— 20 years. and it's absolutely hopeless at defending democracy. seme— hopeless at defending democracy. eehe-hhe— hopeless at defending democracy. same-the kings— hopeless at defending democracy. same-the kings of- hopeless at defending democracy. same the kings of greece. same with the kings of greece. hew— same with the kings of greece. hew hhew. — same with the kings of greece. you know, kings— same with the kings of greece. you know, kings and monarchs hhe— you know, kings and monarchs hhe king— you know, kings and monarchs mean the king of— you know, kings and monarchs mean the king of thailand has eeeh— mean the king of thailand has been spectacular— mean the king of thailand has been spectacular failure . the been spectacular failure. the hhhe— been spectacular failure. the king .cambodia _ been spectacular failure. the king cambodia has been king of cambodia has been a epeeheewheh— king of cambodia has been a spectacular failure. so, you heew— spectacular failure. so, you knew-hhee— spectacular failure. so, you know,-idea that- spectacular failure. so, you know, idea that we're know, the idea that we're hehhhhe — know, the idea that we're talking constitutional talking about constitutional hehehehw— talking about constitutional monarchy- most - talking about constitutional monarchy most brutal talking about constitutional monarchwere most brutal talking about constitutional monarchwere republics utal talking about constitutional monarchwere republics intl talking about constitutional monarchwere republics in europe regimes were republics in europe are monarchies is— regimes were republics in europe are monarchies is irrelevant. hhe— are monarchies is irrelevant. hhe hhhehh— are monarchies is irrelevant. and britain is— are monarchies is irrelevant. and britain is not in those top ten categories.— and britain is not in those top ten categories. they're not even in ten categories. they're not even he hhe— ten categories. they're not even he hhe hep— ten categories. they're not even he hhe hep zo—

ten categories. they're not even in the top 20 of— ten categories. they're not even in the top 20 of the political ehehhhhhw— in the top 20 of the political stability index— in the top 20 of the political stability index .— in the top 20 of the political stability index . graham graham i stability index. graham graham i epeeh— stability index. graham graham i epeeh he— stability index. graham graham i epeeh he e— stability index. graham graham i epeeh he e heh— stability index. graham graham i speak to a lot of— stability index. graham graham i speak to a lot of people who are on speak to a lot of people who are we hhe— speak to a lot of people who are we hhe ehehh— speak to a lot of people who are on the mall and— speak to a lot of people who are on the mall and they've they hewe — on the mall and they've they hewe e— on the mall and they've they hewe e phehhw— on the mall and they've they have a pretty unified message, whheh— have a pretty unified message, whheh he— have a pretty unified message, which is that— have a pretty unified message, which is that they— have a pretty unified message, which is that they respect that wewwe —he - which is that they respect that you've _to voice - which is that they respect thati you've—to voice your you've got a right to voice your ephhheh. — you've got a right to voice your opinion. they've— you've got a right to voice your opinion. 30. opinion. they've you've got a right voice your views and right to voice your views and hold up signs and but hold up signs and things. but the that they are most the thing that they are most concerned is that this is concerned about is that this is kind their day , these royal kind of their day, these royal super funds, really, and they've been for ages and been camping out for ages and then someone like maybe your group turns up and ruins it a little bit. i mean, people don't go round to your house on your birthday, do they, and kick your front and off . front door in and suck you off. it's private party. it is it's not a private party. it is a it's not a private party. it is e hweheh— it's not a private party. it is e pwerher eh— it's not a private party. it is a quarter of £1— it's not a private party. it is a quarter of £1 billion of pubuc a quarter of £1 billion of public money being spent on a lavish set creation of an unelected head of state for all citizens. all unelected head of state for all citizens . all citizens have citizens. all citizens have a ehehh— citizens. all citizens have a hehh ehe— 1. . all citizens have a right and responsibility to hepehe— right and responsibility to heepehe he— right and responsibility to respond to that in any way they wehh. — respond to that in any way they wehh. wew— respond to that in any way they wehh. wew. hh— respond to that in any way they want. now, if some people want to want. now, if some people want he eehehhehe— want. now, if some people want to celebrate it,— want. now, if some people want to celebrate it, we're going to celebrate it, we're not going to celebrate it, we're not going he-wew— to celebrate it, we're not going he-wew eh— to celebrate it, we're not going he-wew eh hheh. - to celebrate it, we're not going to _way of that. ouri to get in the way of that. our preheeh— to get in the way of that. our protestlgoin9_ to get in the way of that. our protest-goinglbe- to get in the way of that. our protest going be good protest is going to be good hewee— protest is going to be good natured. be natured. we're not going to be ewee— natured. we're not going to be hwhe-peephe- natured. we're not going to be rude-people that. rude about the people that ewppeh— rude about the people that. ewppeh—hhe rude about the people that- ewppeh—hhe wew support the monarchy in the way

hheh— support the monarchy in the way hheh-ewee— support the monarchy in the way that-rude about- that you're rude about republicans.- that you're rude about republicans. but we are to republicans. but we are going to be republicans. but we are going to he-weeeh— republicans. but we are going to be-vocal about— republicans. but we are going to be-vocal about our- be very vocal about our eppeehhheh— be very vocal about our opposition and this is absolutely— opposition and this is absolutely the right time to do it absolutely the right time to do hh . — absolutely the right time to do hh . h— absolutely the right time to do hh . h wew— absolutely the right time to do it . if you want— absolutely the right time to do it . if you want to— absolutely the right time to do it. if you want to come back to that, when we put a bid in to get the 2012 olympics, one of the main points we made was the exposure that the olympics would give to britain. give to london and to britain. we billion on that. we spent £9 billion on that. more eyeballs watched and more eyeballs watched kate and william's wedding, watched the platinum jubilee and more eyeballs watch, will watch eyeballs will watch, will watch the coronation, and more people will in, will come will come in, will come into london. so for 250 million compared 9 billion, an compared to 9 billion, it's an extremely good investment. the compared to 9 billion, it's an extrerthingiood investment. the compared to 9 billion, it's an extrerthing is d investment. the compared to 9 billion, it's an extrerthing is the vestment. the compared to 9 billion, it's an extrerthing is the publicsit. the compared to 9 billion, it's an extrerthing is the publics are he other thing is the publics are very no one will go to no other thing is the publics are very goingo one will go to no other thing is the publics are very going tone will go to no other thing is the publics are very going to go will go to no other thing is the publics are very going to go and go to no other thing is the publics are very going to go and go to ithe one's going to go and watch the installation of president installation of the president of germany. the germany. no one cares about the installation of the president of other republics around the world or cares about the birth of the daughter or the granddaughter of or cares about the birth of the depresident. the granddaughter of or cares about the birth of the depresident. the monarchy hter of or cares about the birth of the depresident. the monarchy iser of or cares about the birth of the depresident. the monarchy is a of a president. the monarchy is a unique that sells britain unique thing that sells britain around world. only 9% of around the world. only 9% of care around the world. only 9% of ehewh— around the world. only 9% of care about the _ “2 2 only 9% of care about the coronation. the hhee— care about the coronation. the heee hheh— care about the coronation. the idea that people— care about the coronation. the idea that people care about it in idea that people care about it he ehhe— idea that people care about it he chhhe eh— idea that people care about it in china or india— idea that people care about it in china or india or south whhee— in china or india or south whhee he— in china or india or south africa is nonsense. you know, hhe— africa is nonsense. you know, hhe hhee— africa is nonsense. you know, the idea that— africa is nonsense. you know,

the idea that it's— africa is nonsense. you know, the idea that it's good for the eeehehw— the idea that it's good for the eeehehw he— the idea that it's good for the economy is also— the idea that it's good for the economy is also nonsense. it's been— economy is also nonsense. it's been ehepheweh— economy is also nonsense. it's been disproven overseas . been disproven overseas. vhehhehe— been disproven overseas. visitors tend _ been disproven overseas. visitors tend to drop in number at visitors tend to drop in number eh hhhee— visitors tend to drop in number eh hhhee hhhe— visitors tend to drop in number at times like this,— visitors tend to drop in number at times like this, and it will eeeh— at times like this, and it will eeeh we— at times like this, and it will eeeh we heh— at times like this, and it will cost us not just— at times like this, and it will cost us not just the a quarter of cost us not just the a quarter eh e— cost us not just the a quarter eh e hhhhheh— cost us not just the a quarter of a billion, but— cost us not just the a quarter of a billion, but also the hhhhheh— of a billion, but also the billion off— of a billion, but also the billion off of— of a billion, but also the billion off of the public heheeh— billion off of the public holiday. and- billion off of the public holiday. and it will not bring in holiday. and it will not bring hh ewhhe— holiday. and it will not bring in extra tourists— holiday. and it will not bring in extra tourists . (3th in extra tourists. okay. look, how— in extra tourists. okay. look, both of you , thank you very both of you, thank you very much. that is the definition of a debate and it's lovely to have it. it's graham smith, our chief executive republic executive of the republic campaign group, and rafe heydel—mankoo royal heydel—mankoo as well, royal historian and regular on gb news, of course. right. gb views of gb news. .uk. i expect they're flooding in after that. make sure that get touch. make sure that you get in touch. but yes, moving on. we're just going little bit going to have time a little bit of time later on in this show. now. now. just about now. just now. just about now. yes should school yes there we go. should school uniforms scrapped? think uniforms be scrapped? i think there a good case to be made there is a good case to be made for getting rid of them. but i know one person who disagrees with me and happen to know her with me and i happen to know her rather well. so i'm patrick christys gb news we are christys on gb news and we are britain's channel mark britain's news channel mark dolan .

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channel. britain is watching. now now some schools are being wenee— now now some schools are being wehee hheh— now now some schools are being warned that they'll— \h01wh now some schools are being warned that they'll be on the hewehhw— warned that they'll be on the hewehhw ehep— warned that they'll be on the hewehhw ehep hh— warned that they'll be on the naughty step if they decide to eehhhhwe— naughty step if they decide to eehhhhwe he— naughty step if they decide to continue to make— naughty step if they decide to continue to make parents buy hepeheee— continue to make parents buy branded items— continue to make parents buy branded items of— continue to make parents buy branded items of clothing for hheh— branded items of clothing for hheh hhee— branded items of clothing for their kids because it can be so epehewe— their kids because it can be so epehehwe eh— their kids because it can be so expensive or apparently so if hheee-e— expensive or apparently so if hheee-e e— expensive or apparently so if there's a school— expensive or apparently so if there's a school football kit, peephe— there's a school football kit, parents should— there's a school football kit, parents should be allowed to hweh— parents should be allowed to he hwy— parents should be allowed to we buy hhe— parents should be allowed to just buy the cheapest kit their peephe— just buy the cheapest kit their pehehhe eh— just buy the cheapest kit their parents can find.— just buy the cheapest kit their parents can find. even if it eeeeh-h— parents can find. even if it doesn't exactly _ parents can find. even if it doesn't exactly match the rest of doesn't exactly match the rest eh hhe— doesn't exactly match the rest eh hhe heeh. — doesn't exactly match the rest of the team. apparently sounds eehehhhe— of the team. apparently sounds eehehhhe eh— of the team. apparently sounds sensible or does— of the team. apparently sounds sensible or does school uniform hhhe— sensible or does school uniform bring pwphhe— sensible or does school uniform bring pupils together ? here to bring pupils together? here to hehh— bring pupils together? here to hehh he— bring pupils together? here to hehh he he— bring pupils together? here to talk to me about— bring pupils together? here to talk to me about this now it's an issue that— talk to me about this now it's an issue that i— talk to me about this now it's an issue that i imagine is going to an issue that i imagine is going he eheeh— an issue that i imagine is going to affect parents— an issue that i imagine is going to affect parents right across hhe— to affect parents right across hhe-he— to affect parents right across hhe-he my— to affect parents right across hhe-he my eh- to affect parents right across the is my gb news the land. is my gb news eehheeewe— the land. is my gb news colleague is— the land. is my gb news colleague is emily carver. for hhe— colleague is emily carver. for hhe pwhpeeee— colleague is emily carver. for the purposes of— colleague is emily carver. for the purposes of this discussion is the purposes of this discussion he peeehhhw— the purposes of this discussion is possibly worthwhile pointing out is possibly worthwhile pointing ewh hheh— is possibly worthwhile pointing out that emily— is possibly worthwhile pointing out that emily is— is possibly worthwhile pointing out that emily is also now my hheheee. — out that emily is also now my hheheee. hhe— out that emily is also now my fiancee. and yes,— out that emily is also now my fiancee. and yes, i— out that emily is also now my fiancee. and yes, i can't quite hehhewe— fiancee. and yes, i can't quite hehhewe hheh— fiancee. and yes, i can't quite believe that either. but. but here— believe that either. but. but here we— believe that either. but. but here we 90— believe that either. but. but here we 90 .— believe that either. but. but there we go . emily, where you there we go. emily, where do you ehehe—hheh- there we go. emily, where do you stand _that school. stand on this idea that school when— stand on this idea that school uniform might— stand on this idea that school uniform might be banned? �*vw�*hix.

uniform might be banned? well, i'm uniform might be banned? well, h-h whhee— uniform might be banned? well, i'm rather concerned— uniform might be banned? well, i'm rather concerned to- uniform might be banned? well, i'm rather concerned to hear that your anti school uniform. do you want kids to just rock up and absolutely anything? i mean, if you look at a local school near where i grew up that didn't have uniform, the absolute state of the kids , they were wearing, of the kids, they were wearing, you know, tracksuit bottoms, npped you know, tracksuit bottoms, ripped jeans , crop tops , all the ripped jeans, crop tops, all the piercings, probably a belly button ring. there's no way of knowing whether a kid goes to that school, even unless they have some kind of lanyard around their neck. it creates a sense of unity, diversity , but unity. of unity, diversity, but unity. so everyone is treated the same. they're wearing the same clothes. it's easier for children, gets rid of that competition element. it's easier for parents because they don't have to worry about what their kids wearing every day. they don't have to spend money don't have to spend more money on them different items on getting them different items of clothing to wear depending on the fashion. it's just the fashion. and it's just easier for everyone. it easier for everyone. and also it bnngs easier for everyone. and also it brings a sense of pride in your school and in your school community. you know, everyone

knows you're from the school. i don't know, whatever you want to call the school that might call the school that you might go part of a go to and you're part of a community and i think that's nice and sets you up well for life. i nice and sets you up well for life . i just wonder whether or life. i just wonder whether or heh— life. i just wonder whether or heh hh— life. i just wonder whether or heh hh hhehh— life. i just wonder whether or not it might be— . ”hi; i just wonder whether or not it might be better for ehhheheh— not it might be better for children to— not it might be better for children to be— not it might be better for children to be able to express hhemeehwee— children to be able to express themselves. i— children to be able to express themselves. i mean, we seem to ehhweehe— themselves. i mean, we seem to struggle _creative - struggle to create creative eehhweee— struggle to create creative geniuses these _ struggle to create creative geniuses these days. may be geniuses these days. it may be hweh—ehh- geniuses these days. it may be hweh—eh hh- geniuses these days. it may be hweh—eh hh hhe| just strapping them all in the ehwhw— just strapping them all in the same stuffy school uniform and, you same stuffy school uniform and, yew—heeehehe- same stuffy school uniform and,| you _teachers whack same stuffy school uniform and, you fingers teachers whack same stuffy school uniform and, you fingers out teachers whack same stuffy school uniform and, you fingers out teacheidoing ck their fingers out and not doing hheh—ehe-hl their top button up and all. i heeh—hwi their top button up and all. i. heeh—hw hhe mean, we are confronted by the hwehe— mean, we are confronted by the ehehee-— mean, we are confronted by the hhzeheee- h— mean, we are confronted by the bizarre-as i was- mean, we are confronted by the bizarre-as i was at- bizarre situation as i was at eeheeh— bizarre situation as i was at eeheeh where — bizarre situation as i was at school where as— bizarre situation as i was at school where as an 18 year old, i school where as an 18 year old, h eewhe— school where as an 18 year old, h eewhe-e— school where as an 18 year old, i could-a teacher- school where as an 18 year old, i could a teacher who was i could have a teacher who was hewee— i could have a teacher who was hewe-e— i could have a teacher who was hewhe-e hew— i could have a teacher who was maybe-a few years- i could have a teacher who was maybe a few years older maybe just a few years older hheh— maybe just a few years older hheh-eehhhhe— maybe just a few years older than-calling me- maybe just a few years older than calling me boy and than me calling me boy and making— than me calling me boy and hehhhe he— than me calling me boy and hehhhe he he— than me calling me boy and making me do my top button up and making me do my top button up ehe-heheeh— making me do my top button up and-honest with- making me do my top button up and honest with you, and to be honest with you, hhhhw— and to be honest with you,- hhhhw —eeheeh emily, that made me hate school. hhe—ewh- emily, that made me hate school. hhe—ewh . - and look how i turned out. wehh.— and look how i turned out. well,-probably- and look how i turned out. well,-probably could. and look how i turned out. well, probably could have well, you probably could have done little more of that done with a little more of that judging by the way behave . judging by the way you behave. but no, i think that i think that actually it's quite nice, but children to have some boundanes but children to have some boundaries because if they're all in uniform , they are then all in uniform, they are then allowed to express themselves through their learning, through

their creativity. and they don't have to worry about their fashion. that just adds another pressure onto children. and also there are parents who are complaining about the cost of school uniform that is absolutely fair enough. but you can get cheap clothes at asda. tesco all sorts of different supermarkets and i think schools should allow to parents just, you know, iron on a badge so that it looks the same as the official uniform. that's always overpriced in the school uniform shops. so i think, i think it's wrong. i think that's quite a hippy wrong. i think that's quite a hippy argument to say, oh, you can't be creative unless you're wearing, you know , your rip wearing, you know, your rip jeans and your ear piercing. i don't know . i don't jeans and your ear piercing. i don't know. i don't think it's i eeh-h— don't know. i don't think it's i eeh-h hhhhh— don't know. i don't think it's i don't think it's— don't know. i don't think it's i don't think it's a— 20“ . i don't think it's i don't think it's a hippy ehewhehh— don't think it's a hippy argument at- don't think it's a hippy argument at all. i'm sorry. i eeehw— argument at all. i'm sorry. i really eeh-h— argument at all. i'm sorry. i really don't think it's a hippy ehewhehh— really don't think it's a hippy ehewhehh eh— really don't think it's a hippy argument at all.— really don't think it's a hippy argument at all. you know, i hhhhh— argument at all. you know, i hhhhh hhe— argument at all. you know, i think the idea— argument at all. you know, i think the idea is— argument at all. you know, i think the idea is now that we hhhehhhhhze — think the idea is now that we infantilize-so- think the idea is now that we infantilize so much, infantilize children so much, wewwe— infantilize children so much,. wew-we—ehe you've got to go to school and put— you've got to go to school and pwh-hhhhhe— you've got to go to school and pwh-hhhhhe-eh- you've got to go to school and put-little-on as. put your little uniform on as hwehw— put your little uniform on as hwhhw—hhi put your little uniform on as. hwhhw—hh hhe mummy, turn your name in the back— mummy, turn your name in the back-end— mummy, turn your name in the back-end they— mummy, turn your name in the back-and they go- mummy, turn your name in the back and they go to school back of it and they go to school and— back of it and they go to school and they-re— back of it and they go to school and they're indoctrinated by a toad— and they're indoctrinated by a load-teachers- load of woke teachers into all sorts—tom- load of woke teachers into all sorts—tosh. and- load of woke teachers into alli sorts—tosh. and then load of woke teachers into all sorts go tosh. and then load of woke teachers into all sorts go out tosh. and then load of woke teachers into all sortsgo out and tosh. and then load of woke teachers into all sortsgo out and tosh. live then load of woke teachers into all sorts go out and tosh. live their they go out and they live their lives—prepared

lives and they're not prepared for the— lives and they're not prepared for the real— lives and they're not prepared for the real world. if you go to school,— for the real world. if you go to school, dress— for the real world. if you go to school, dress yourself in the morning— school, dress yourself in the. morning—that morning with the clothes that we — morning with the clothes that you-ve—bougml you've gone out and bought yourself— you've gone out and bought. yourself—job yourself with the saturday job that—lookl that you've got turn up, look presentable— presentable and that prepares you—worm. - presentable and that prepares you _world. well, presentable and that prepares. you _world. well, i you for the real world. well, i actually— you for the real world. well, i actually wearing uniform actually think wearing uniform prepares you for the real world. if to and be a if you want to go and be a police officer, you have to put a on every day. if you a uniform on every day. if you want nurse, you have to want to be a nurse, you have to put day. if put your scrubs on every day. if you want to be a pilot, you have to put your uniform on every day. it's like getting into your you know, you're getting into your into your clothes for the day starting . you're day you're starting. you're different you're at different from when you're at home, in your in your slobby clothes. putting your clothes. you're putting on your uniform to learn, ready to uniform ready to learn, ready to you know, expand your mind without worrying about whether you're wearing the most trendy trainers i it's thumbs trainers. so i think it's thumbs up school uniforms. and also up for school uniforms. and also it's good for naughty children to because i don't know about you, but where i live, there are often children who are in the school that doesn't have any school that doesn't have any school know, school uniform. um, you know, maybe a smoking some maybe smoking a smoking some weed the weed around the back of the school this people can say, school. this way people can say, oh, i saw without uniform. oh, i saw those without uniform. they can't tell, you know, which

school they're from, so they can't it to the can't report it to the headmaster say, you know headmaster and say, you know what.7 oh, i see. so you're the what? oh, i see. so you're the snitch.— what? oh, i see. so you're the snitch. you're— what? oh, i see. so you're the snitch. you're you're- , oh, i see. so you're the snitch. you're you're the mutate — snitch. you're you're the telltale snitch. i got that. i got— telltale snitch. i got that. i got that— telltale snitch. i got that. i got that .— telltale snitch. i got that. i got that . well,— telltale snitch. i got that. i got that . well, i mean, mean. got that. well, i mean, mean. tt-t— got that. well, i mean, mean. tt-s att— got that. well, i mean, mean. tt-s at very— got that. well, i mean, mean. it's all very well— got that. well, i mean, mean. it's all very well and good at ttvtng— it's all very well and good at having conversation having this conversation on ntttontt— having this conversation on national-now.- having this conversation on national-now. we national television now. but we but national television now. but we tut we— national television now. but we tut we tut— national television now. but we tut we tut we— national television now. but we but we but we both know that i tan-up— but we but we both know that i tan-up ts— but we but we both know that i tan-up as mutt— but we but we both know that i can-up as much as- but we but we both know that i can up as much as a fight as can put up as much as a fight as i can put up as much as a fight as . want,— can put up as much as a fight as . want, tut— can put up as much as a fight as i want, but we're— can put up as much as a fight as i want, but we're going to end up-extttty— i want, but we're going to end up-extttty-ytun i want, but we're going to end. up-exactly-you want up doing exactly what you want .nyway, — up doing exactly what you want anyway, as— up doing exactly what you want anyway, as indeed— up doing exactly what you want anyway, as indeed is the right tttng— anyway, as indeed is the right thing—youl thing to do. emily, thank you very,— very, very much. as emily carver is very, very much. as emily carver ts et— very, very much. as emily carver ts gt news— very, very much. as emily carver is gb news presenter emily carr. but is gb news presenter emily carr. tut ttgtt— is gb news presenter emily carr. tut ttgtt. okay,— is gb news presenter emily carr. but right. okay, ladies and genttemett— but right. okay, ladies and gentlemen, that is just about it trom— gentlemen, that is just about it tom me.— gentlemen, that is just about it tom tt-s— gentlemen, that is just about it tom tt-s my— gentlemen, that is just about it from me. it's my penultimate day at from me. it's my penultimate day tat-tam.— from me. it's my penultimate day tt-ttttte. t-m— from me. it's my penultimate day at palace. i'm looking at the palace. i'm looking toward— at the palace. i'm looking forward-seeing- at the palace. i'm looking forward seeing the crowds for at the palace. i'm looking forwlast seeing the crowds for at the palace. i'm looking forwlast timeeing the crowds for at the palace. i'm looking forwlast time tomorrow owds for at the palace. i'm looking forwlast time tomorrow before)r at the palace. i'm looking forwlast time tomorrow before we one last time tomorrow before we tettty— one last time tomorrow before we really-coronation- one last time tomorrow before we really coronation day really get onto coronation day ttsett— really get onto coronation day itself, michelle _ really get onto coronation day itself, michelle dewberry will be itself, michelle dewberry will te up— itself, michelle dewberry will be up next— itself, michelle dewberry will be up next with— itself, michelle dewberry will be up next with dewbs& co i'll be up next with dewbs& co i'll be tatt— be up next with dewbs& co i'll be back tomorrow— be up next with dewbs& co i'll be back tomorrow at 3 pm. and m — be back tomorrow at 3 pm. and tm going— be back tomorrow at 3 pm. and tm going to— be back tomorrow at 3 pm. and tm going to te— be back tomorrow at 3 pm. and i'm going to be asking you throughout— i'm going to be asking you throughout course throughout the course of tomorrow's— throughout the course of tomorrow's what kind of tomorrow's show what kind of king— tomorrow's show what kind of king you— tomorrow's show what kind of king you many— tomorrow's show what kind of king you really want charles to be. so— king you really want charles to be. so get— king you really want charles to be. so get your— king you really want charles to be. so get your thinking caps on ant— be. so get your thinking caps on ant-te— be. so get your thinking caps on ant-be tatttng— be. so get your thinking caps on and be talking about that and we'll be talking about that tomorrowipatrick_ and we'll be talking about that. tomorrowipatrick_gb tomorrow. patrick christys on gb news— tomorrow. patrick christys on gb news-tatte— tomorrow. patrick christys on gb

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cheaper than everybody else. your thoughts on that and have you seen the nice adverts trying to lure our medical staff over from the uk to australia .7 sounds from the uk to australia? sounds quite good actually. i was considering it myself, but what do you make to that? do you think that if people are training country to help training in this country to help the health of this country , that the health of this country, that actually they should head off to the sunshine? that ethical of the sunshine? is that ethical of australia trying take australia to be trying to take our staff and ceos? do you think