away . yes i'm back here in away. yes i'm back here in london— away. yes i'm back here in london tonight. cu. 2:1; london tonight. outside buckingham palace tonight, we're going to ask, are the young turning against the monarchy? was there really an assassination attempt on president putin? and six? pretty well. everybody here at the moment is very happy and jolly. but how big a worry do the metropolitan police have for what's going happen here on what's going to happen here on saturday? but all of that comes after news with polly after the news with polly middlehurst .

nigel, thank you and good . nigel, thank you and good evening— . nigel, thank you and good evening to— - nigel, thank you and good evening ne yen. — . nigel, thank you and good evening to you. the- nigel, thank you and good evening to you. the top story nenenn— evening to you. the top story tonight, members from the rmt unen— tonight, members from the rmt neve— tonight, members from the rmt union have voted— tonight, members from the rmt union have voted to renew their mandate— union have voted to renew their mandate ne— union have voted to renew their mandate to take— union have voted to renew their mandate to take industrial action— mandate to take industrial action during— mandate to take industrial action during the next six nonme— action during the next six months. unions involved in disputes— months. unions involved in disputes have— months. unions involved in disputes have to reballot their nnennene— disputes have to reballot their nnennene even— disputes have to reballot their members every six months to legen— members every six months to legally continue— members every six months to legally continue with walkouts. the legally continue with walkouts. nne renn— legally continue with walkouts. nne nnn ene— legally continue with walkouts. the rmt said there was an overwhelming— the rmt said there was an overwhelming vote in favour. n-e— overwhelming vote in favour. n-e needy— overwhelming vote in favour. it's already announced strike action— it's already announced strike action fen— it's already announced strike action for may.— it's already announced strike action for may. the 13th, the day— action for may. the 13th, the en en— action for may. the 13th, the any on nne — action for may. the 13th, the day of the eurovision song centenn— day of the eurovision song contest final— day of the eurovision song contest final in— day of the eurovision song contest final in liverpool . now contest final in liverpool. now a man arrested— contest final in liverpool. now a man arrested following an incident— a man arrested following an ineiieni ei— a man arrested following an incident at buckingham palace has incident at buckingham palace nee been— incident at buckingham palace has been detained under the neniei— has been detained under the mental health— has been detained under the mental health act. the 59 year old— mental health act. the 59 year eii, innuen— mental health act. the 59 year old, through suspected shotgun eennieee— old, through suspected shotgun cartridges into _ old, through suspected shotgun cartridges into the grounds on ineeiey— cartridges into the grounds on ineeiey .— cartridges into the grounds on ineeiey . a— cartridges into the grounds on tuesday . a controlled explosion tuesday. a controlled explosion nine— tuesday. a controlled explosion was also carried— tuesday. a controlled explosion was also carried out on his rucksack— was also carried out on his rucksack after— was also carried out on his rucksack after he warned police to rucksack after he warned police ie nannie— rucksack after he warned police to handle the— rucksack after he warned police to handle the bag— rucksack after he warned police

to handle the bag carefully . to handle the bag carefully. annie.— to handle the bag carefully. annie. nee— to handle the bag carefully. arnie. he's been— to handle the bag carefully. arnie. he's been taken to neeniiei— arnie. he's been taken to hospital where- arnie. he's been taken to hospital where he'll remain on nei— hospital where he'll remain on neii nniie— hospital where he'll remain on bail while receiving medical eneniien— bail while receiving medical eiieniien .— bail while receiving medical attention . and— bail while receiving medical attention . and the prince and attention. and the prince and princess— attention. and the prince and princess ei— attention. and the prince and princess of wales have been vieiiine— princess of wales have been vieiiine e— princess of wales have been vieiiing a pub— princess of wales have been visiting a pub in— princess of wales have been visiting a pub in central london ieiey— visiting a pub in central london ieiny eneei— visiting a pub in central london today ahead of— visiting a pub in central london today ahead of the coronation inge— today ahead of the coronation inge eewei— today ahead of the coronation large crowds turned up in soho to large crowds turned up in soho ie eeien— large crowds turned up in soho ie eeien e— large crowds turned up in soho to catch a glimpse of the royal eennie— to catch a glimpse of the royal couple p0pping_ to catch a glimpse of the royal couple popping into the dog and neck.— couple popping into the dog and neck. iney-ve— couple popping into the dog and duck. they've also— couple popping into the dog and duck. they've also been in the ne— duck. they've also been in the ie near— duck. they've also been in the area to hear how— duck. they've also been in the area to hear how the hospitality innuen— area to hear how the hospitality industry is— area to hear how the hospitality industry is preparing for the big eveni— industry is preparing for the big event this— industry is preparing for the big event this weekend to get inein — big event this weekend to get inein ine— big event this weekend to get their. the pair— big event this weekend to get their. the pair travelled by inne— their. the pair travelled by inne inking— their. the pair travelled by tube taking the elizabeth line for ine— tube taking the elizabeth line for ine ven— tube taking the elizabeth line for the very first— tube taking the elizabeth line for the very first time and enening— for the very first time and chatting away— for the very first time and chatting away to tfl workers eneni— chatting away to tfl workers about men— chatting away to tfl workers about their plans for the busy nann— about their plans for the busy nenn neiiiey— about their plans for the busy bank holiday weekend. meanwhile any—peei— bank holiday weekend. meanwhile eiiy—neei ne— bank holiday weekend. meanwhile a fly—past to celebrate the ceneneiien— a fly—past to celebrate the coronation could be cancelled ine— coronation could be cancelled due ne— coronation could be cancelled due to forecasted_ coronation could be cancelled due to forecasted poor weather. ine — due to forecasted poor weather. ine iiiniein— due to forecasted poor weather. ine iiiniein ei— due to forecasted poor weather. the ministry of defence has warned— the ministry of defence has warned ii— the ministry of defence has warned it could— the ministry of defence has warned it could hamper the eniiiw— warned it could hamper the eniiiw ei— warned it could hamper the ability of pilots— warned it could hamper the ability of pilots to fly safely . forecasters— ability of pilots to fly safely . forecasters expect london to be . forecasters expect london to ie eiewiw— . forecasters expect london to ie eiewiw eni— . forecasters expect london to be cloudy and even wet on seiwiew— be cloudy and even wet on saturday, with— be cloudy and even wet on saturday, with rainfall forecast newne— saturday, with rainfall forecast around lunchtime. more than 60 winnin— around lunchtime. more than 60 eiienii inn — around lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft from the— around lunchtime. more than 60 aircraft from the royal navy, the aircraft from the royal navy, ine nniien— aircraft from the royal navy, the british army and the royal air nece— the british army and the royal

air force, including the red anew— air force, including the red annewe ,— air force, including the red arrows , are scheduled to fly arrows, are scheduled to fly ine— arrows, are scheduled to fly over the mull— arrows, are scheduled to fly over the mull and buckingham neieee— over the mull and buckingham neieee ei— over the mull and buckingham palace at around— over the mull and buckingham palace at around 215. now in the unnee— palace at around 215. now in the united states,— palace at around 215. now in the united states, members of far igni— united states, members of far nieni niiiiie— united states, members of far right militia group have been eenwieiei— right militia group have been convicted of— right militia group have been convicted of plotting the attack on convicted of plotting the attack en ine— convicted of plotting the attack en ine us— convicted of plotting the attack on the us capitol. _ convicted of plotting the attack on the us capitol. donald trump eweeenene— on the us capitol. donald trump supporters stormed the building in innuen— supporters stormed the building in ienwenw zen— supporters stormed the building in january 2021 to— supporters stormed the building in january 2021 to try to block ceneneee— in january 2021 to try to block congress from _ in january 2021 to try to block congress from formalising joe niien— congress from formalising joe niien ee— congress from formalising joe biden as president after he won the biden as president after he won ine eieeiien— biden as president after he won the election. four— biden as president after he won the election. four members of ine— the election. four members of we newe— the election. four members of the proud boys— the election. four members of the proud boys group, including the proud boys group, including ine iennen— the proud boys group, including the former group— the proud boys group, including the former group leader enrico inne— the former group leader enrico iennie, — the former group leader enrico tarrio, were found— the former group leader enrico tarrio, were found guilty of eeiiiiewe— tarrio, were found guilty of seditious conspiracy. five eeeeie— seditious conspiracy. five people, including a police emcee— people, including a police officer, died— people, including a police officer, died due or shortly enen— officer, died due or shortly enen ine— officer, died due or shortly after the riot— officer, died due or shortly after the riot and more than 140 neiiee— 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. aaeenwniie,— police officers were injured. meanwhile, donald trump has cut enen— meanwhile, donald trump has cut enen nie— meanwhile, donald trump has cut enen nie wie— meanwhile, donald trump has cut enen nie inie ne— meanwhile, donald trump has cut short his trip to ireland, saying— short his trip to ireland, eewing nee— short his trip to ireland, saying he's going back to new veni— saying he's going back to new vena ne— saying he's going back to new york to confront— saying he's going back to new york to confront his accuser in a york to confront his accuser in e eiwii— york to confront his accuser in e eiwii neee— york to confront his accuser in e eiwii neee .— york to confront his accuser in a civil rape . case— york to confront his accuser in a civil rape . case well, the a civil rape. case well, the iennen— a civil rape. case well, the iennen us— a civil rape. case well, the former us president is currently

on former us president is currently en e iiigni— former us president is currently on a flight back— former us president is currently on a flight back to the states nigni— on a flight back to the states nigni new— on a flight back to the states right now after— on a flight back to the states right now after visiting his gen— right now after visiting his golf courses— right now after visiting his golf courses in— right now after visiting his golf courses in ireland and seeing.— golf courses in ireland and scotland. he's— golf courses in ireland and scotland. he's described the case as a purely— scotland. he's described the case as a purely political eneew— case as a purely political eneea ,— case as a purely political attack , and— case as a purely political attack , and he- case as a purely political attack , and he says he'll attack, and he says he'll eneeeeiw— attack, and he says he'll probably attend the hearing. nee— probably attend the hearing. we been— probably attend the hearing. he's been accused of rape of a iennen— he's been accused of rape of a former magazine— he's been accused of rape of a former magazine columnist in nee,— former magazine columnist in 1996, e— former magazine columnist in 1996, e enenge— former magazine columnist in 1996, a charge he denies . us gb 1996, a charge he denies. us gb newe— 1996, a charge he denies. us gb wewe. aene— 1996, a charge he denies. us gb news. more news— 1996, a charge he denies. us gb news. more news as it happens . news. more news as it happens. wew— news. more news as it happens. wew beek— news. more news as it happens. wew been ne— news. more news as it happens. wew been ie .— news. more news as it happens. now back to . nigel wc“ news. more news as it happens. now back to . nigel nc“ 32 now back to. nigel well, good evening from buckingham palace. now, the queen was always going to be a very tough act to follow . and i think during the 70 years of her reign, the levels of republicanism in this country were remarkably low . so. well, were remarkably low. so. well, it's going to be much more difficult for charles lord ashcroft has done some very extensive polling on this. now, what it tells us is that amongst the over 60 fives in this country, the monarchy enjoys 74% support with just 14% who would

favour us becoming a republic . favour us becoming a republic. but when it comes to younger voters as well, the figures are really interesting worrying depending on your point of view. 34% of 18 to 24 year olds don't see the point in continuing with the monarchy , but 28% do. now, the monarchy, but 28% do. now, what does that tell us? firstly it tells us a huge number of young people are very undecided sided on this issue . but why sided on this issue. but why would so many young people not think that having a monarch was a benefit to this country? would not think the constitutional monarchy, which i think has served us incredibly well over the last few centuries, why would they not want that to be there? well, i'm going to put forward a couple of my thoughts and ideas. firstly i think a lot of has do with the of this has to do with the education system in this country of this has to do with the earnie on system in this country of this has to do with the earnie iti system in this country of this has to do with the earnie it usedam in this country of this has to do with the earnie it used to in this country of this has to do with the earnie it used to be this country of this has to do with the earnie it used to be just country .arnie it used to be just a universities, but no longer in primary schools and secondary schools. young kids schools. increasingly young kids are being taught. we are a dreadful country, an awful

racist, nasty country with a dreadful history. we and we alone were responsible for slavery. perhaps the only country in the history of mankind that ever practised it. and that the royal family are implicitly part of that barbaric history. we are teaching children to hate the country , to children to hate the country, to hate the culture, to hate everything it stood for, and indeed fought for. and i really mean that with great passion. that i think helps partly to explain the numbers . but the explain the numbers. but the other reason is that our population has increased by over 8 million people since 2001. and whilst 84% of that is directly down to immigration , many of down to immigration, many of those would have come from west indian islands or the subcontinent where they perhaps had grandparents that were involved in world war ii and they would come here feeling a part of our history and our culture. but millions have come from parts of the world where this country has had no specific

or particular link . and so or particular link. and so i suspect there's quite a number of young people whose families don't feel any particular historic or emotional affinity with this country that i think explains why we've got these numbers. so let me ask you , our numbers. so let me ask you, our young people now deserting the monarchy, give me your view . monarchy, give me your view. farage gb news .uk. well, joining me is ralph rafe heydel—mankoo, royal commentator and a regular on this program . and a regular on this program. ralph, i made a point at the beginning there that during the queen's time level of support for being a republic were very low historically . they've been low historically. they've been much higher in the past, haven't they? yes, well, actually, most neei— they? yes, well, actually, most neei ei— they? yes, well, actually, most neei ei en,— they? yes, well, actually, most most of all, it— they? yes, well, actually, most most of all, it was— sign? yes, well, actually, most most of all, it was during the nine— most of all, it was during the nine in— most of all, it was during the nine in ine— most of all, it was during the time in the victorian era, after ine— time in the victorian era, after we deem— time in the victorian era, after we ieein ei— time in the victorian era, after the death of prince albert, when eween— the death of prince albert, when queen victoria _ the death of prince albert, when queen victoria receded from eweiie— queen victoria receded from eweiie ine— queen victoria receded from public life and— queen victoria receded from public life and wasn't seen at eii— public life and wasn't seen at eii. ani— public life and wasn't seen at all. and republicanism came to its all. and republicanism came to in einengeei— all. and republicanism came to its strongest point— all. and republicanism came to its strongest point . and its strongest point. and eeiweiiw— its strongest point. and actually that- its strongest point. and actually that should be a lesson to actually that should be a lesson ie ine— actually that should be a lesson to the monarchy.— actually that should be a lesson to the monarchy. the monarchy nwei— to the monarchy. the monarchy nwei ne— to the monarchy. the monarchy nwei be en— to the monarchy. the monarchy must be seen and— to the monarchy. the monarchy must be seen and be seen to be

ieing— must be seen and be seen to be eeing geea— must be seen and be seen to be eeing geee. se— must be seen and be seen to be doing good. so whilst i understand— doing good. so whilst i understand desire to slim down the understand desire to slim down nne-new— understand desire to slim down nne-new enen- understand desire to slim down the now that we've lost the monarchy now that we've lost the monarchy now that we've lost nne-nninee— the monarchy now that we've lost the - prince philip, - the monarchy now that we've lost the prince philip, andrew the queen, prince philip, andrew and the queen, prince philip, andrew ene-wegnen- and harry and meghan, actually i ininn— and harry and meghan, actually i inina inene— and harry and meghan, actually i think there-case— and harry and meghan, actually i think there-case to- and harry and meghan, actually i think there case to be made think there is a case to be made for think there is a case to be made nen weeping— think there is a case to be made nen aeeeing ine— think there is a case to be made for keeping the royal family a bit for keeping the royal family a iii-ei— for keeping the royal family a iii-en ieeei— for keeping the royal family a bit-at least for- for keeping the royal family a bit at least for the bit larger, at least for the new— bit larger, at least for the new-ween,— bit larger, at least for the next .years, -the i bit larger, at least for the- next.years,-the young next 20 years, until the young eniiinen— next 20 years, until the young eniiinen gnew— next 20 years, until the young children grow up— next 20 years, until the young children grow up and take on children grow up and can take on ene-inne— children grow up and can take on some-duties. but- children grow up and can take on some-duties. but of- some of those duties. but of course, we've tried republicanism, didn't we? we course, we've tried— republicanism, didn't we? we had an republicanism, didn't we? we had g._iggg,_ an experiment in 1639, remind ewenweeew— an experiment in 1639, remind. eweweeew—ien everybody, remind everybody for 11 everybody, remind everybody for a ween— everybody, remind everybody for a weene wnen— everybody, remind everybody for 11 years when we— everybody, remind everybody for 11 years when we were 100 over we— 11 years when we were 100 over ioo—nnenenl 11 years when we were 100 overi ioo—nnenen we 100 years before the french, we ine — 100 years before the french, we ine .ie — 100 years before the french, we were the to execute were the first to execute a wing. — were the first to execute a wing-ined— were the first to execute a king. .tried to - were the first to execute a king. tried to have a king. we tried to have a newbie.— king. we tried to have a republic..was- king. we tried to have a republic. was an abject republic. it was an abject ieiiwne— republic. it was an abject failure. christmas was cancelled.— failure. christmas was cancelled. theatres were closed newn— cancelled. theatres were closed iewn. ani— cancelled. theatres were closed down. and actually, strangely enewgn— down. and actually, strangely enewgn ii-e— down. and actually, strangely enewgn ins-e- down. and actually, strangely enough, it's-a bit- down. and actually, strangely enough, it's a bit of enough, it's been a bit of a meme— enough, it's been a bit of a inenne ei— enough, it's been a bit of a theme of republicanism that it enneeie— theme of republicanism that it enneeie e— theme of republicanism that it enneeie e wen— theme of republicanism that it attracts a very dour atmosphere. it's attracts a very dour atmosphere. n-e-ewii— attracts a very dour atmosphere. n-e-iwii ene— attracts a very dour atmosphere. it's - dull and - and - it's very dull and grey and seems-- it's very dull and grey and- seems_a humourless seems to be rather a humourless eiiein— seems to be rather a humourless eiiein .— seems to be rather a humourless new in— seems to be rather a humourless new in ine— seems to be rather a humourless affair . in the 18th— seems to be rather a humourless affair . in the 18th century. of affair. in the 18th century. of eeweelnei— affair. in the 18th century. of course, had people like course, we had people like inenee— course, we had people like thomas paine,— course, we had people like thomas paine, the english born iewniing— thomas paine, the english born founding-america,- founding father of america, wneee— founding father of america, whose-common. founding father of america,- whose-common sense was whose pamphlet common sense was one whose pamphlet common sense was ei— whose pamphlet common sense was ei-iewen— whose pamphlet common sense was one of-touch papers— whose pamphlet common sense was one of touch papers that lit one of the touch papers that lit the one of the touch papers that lit ine anenieen— one of the touch papers that lit the american revolution. and indeed— the american revolution. and indeed ,— the american revolution. and indeed , ne— the american revolution. and indeed , he wanted the french to indeed, he wanted the french to inweie— indeed, he wanted the french to invade britain,— indeed, he wanted the french to invade britain, actually after the invade britain, actually after we nnenen— invade britain, actually after the french revolution, try to the french revolution, to try to ieeieniiiee— the french revolution, to try to destabilise the _ the french revolution, to try to destabilise the country. but in the destabilise the country. but in we iein— destabilise the country. but in the 19th century— destabilise the country. but in the 19th century and 20th eeniwnw— the 19th century and 20th

century, primarily century, it was primarily a eeiiiieei— century, it was primarily a political objective of the eccentrics, _ political objective of the eccentrics, although that's what new— eccentrics, although that's what new eeii— eccentrics, although that's what new eeie ei— eccentrics, although that's what new eeie ei we— eccentrics, although that's what they said of us in— eccentrics, although that's what they said of us in 1992 when we iniei— they said of us in 1992 when we iniei ne— they said of us in 1992 when we iniei ie gei— they said of us in 1992 when we tried to get out— they said of us in 1992 when we tried to get out of— they said of us in 1992 when we tried to get out of europe. but it's tried to get out of europe. but in e— tried to get out of europe. but it's a peripheral— tried to get out of europe. but it's a peripheral thing. but the key ining— it's a peripheral thing. but the key ining ne— it's a peripheral thing. but the key thing to note, though, is enen— key thing to note, though, is inei ieeee— key thing to note, though, is that ipsos mori _ key thing to note, though, is that ipsos mori for 30 years newe— that ipsos mori for 30 years newe eeaei— that ipsos mori for 30 years have asked the— that ipsos mori for 30 years have asked the same question of the have asked the same question of we eniiien— have asked the same question of the british public.— have asked the same question of the british public. do you eweeen— the british public. do you support monarchy? and it's support a monarchy? and it's been— support a monarchy? and it's teen-meet— support a monarchy? and it's been most consistent been the most consistent response they've been the most consistent response ithey've in response s they've ever had in nieienw— response s they've ever had in history-wavered,- history. it's never wavered,- even_annus horribilis even during the annus horribilis in even during the annus horribilis mnem— even during the annus horribilis in-aoe. n-e— even during the annus horribilis in-90s. it's gone— in the 90s. it's gone from between— in the 90s. it's gone from between-and. in the 90s. it's gone from. between-and it's in the 90s. it's gone from - between-and it's still between 65 to 75% and it's still at between 65 to 75% and it's still ei inei— between 65 to 75% and it's still at that number— between 65 to 75% and it's still at that number now. well well, it's at that number now. well well, its enu— at that number now. well well, its etiii ei— at that number now. well well, it's still at that— at that number now. well well, it's still at that number now enenget— it's still at that number now enengei ine— it's still at that number now amongst the older generation. but amongst the older generation. nee tneee— amongst the older generation. but these numbers— amongst the older generation. but these numbers that- amongst the older generation. but these numbers that lord ashcroft published that show ashcroft has published that show that something is changing amongst our youth now. it's not just our monarchy. just changing our monarchy. it's changing other social changing on many other social attitudes. cetera. but but do attitudes. et cetera. but but do you agree with me that the education system must play some part in this? absolutely. i've eeii— part in this? absolutely. i've eeie nen— part in this? absolutely. i've eeie ten new— part in this? absolutely. i've said for many years- " £7 absolutely. i've said for many years now " 17 absolutely. i've said for many years now that the ieeenen— said for many years now that the teacher training— said for many years now that the teacher training even teacher training colleges, even nene—eeneeie- teacher training colleges, even nneneeeee—nie i teacher training colleges, even more—schools , are more so than the schools, are ine— more so than the schools, are the-madrassas- more so than the schools, are the madrassas churning out the woke madrassas churning out teeenene.— the woke madrassas churning out ieeenene. we— the woke madrassas churning out teachers. we now— the woke madrassas churning out teachers. we now have fewer than ion— teachers. we now have fewer than ion ei— teachers. we now have fewer than 10% of teachers— teachers. we now have fewer than 10% of teachers in— teachers. we now have fewer than 10% of teachers in this country weie — 10% of teachers in this country weie nen— 10% of teachers in this country vote for conservative or centre nigni— vote for conservative or centre nignt genes.— vote for conservative or centre right parties. now, when we were at right parties. now, when we were

ei eeneei— right parties. now, when we were ei eeneei ,— right parties. now, when we were at school , there— right parties. now, when we were at school , there was equal at school, there was an equal neienee. — at school, there was an equal neienee. in— at school, there was an equal balance. in probably a bit balance. in fact, probably a bit en— balance. in fact, probably a bit ei e— balance. in fact, probably a bit more of a conservative balance in eeneeie. — more of a conservative balance in eeneeie. we— more of a conservative balance in schools. no one— more of a conservative balance in schools. no one wants an exeiweiweiw— in schools. no one wants an exclusively right— in schools. no one wants an exclusively right wing or left wing— exclusively right wing or left. wing—enen wing teaching stuff. it's about neienee— wing teaching stuff. it's about balance—that,- wing teaching stuff. it's abouti balance _that, you balance and the fact that, you knew,— balance and the fact that, you anew—wnen- balance and the fact that, you anew—wnen i- balance and the fact that, youj know,_when i was know, universities, when i was wee,— know, universities, when i was tnene, inene — know, universities, when i was there, there was— know, universities, when i was there, there was a— know, universities, when i was there, there was a 2 to 1 neienee— there, there was a 2 to 1 balance between tories. now it's enewi— balance between tories. now it's about-balance- balance between tories. now it's about balance between about a 13 to 1 balance between ene-wing— about a 13 to 1 balance between ene-wing eeen- about a 13 to 1 balance between one .wing person to - about a 13 to 1 balance between one wing person to 13 left one right wing person to 13 left wing— one right wing person to 13 left wing eni— one right wing person to 13 left wing and academia. so in wing and academia. so it's in a en— wing and academia. so it's in a sense of indoctrination. that's wnet— sense of indoctrination. that's wnee wee-ne— sense of indoctrination. that's what you're saying. you - sense of indoctrination. ”a1; 3 you can't what you're saying. you can't blame for what you're saying. you can't blame -for growing. what you're saying. you can'ti blame -for growing up blame children for growing up witn— blame children for growing up with republican— blame children for growing up with republican when with republican views now when anew-ne—ine- with republican views now when they're the monarchy they're taught that the monarchy eienee— they're taught that the monarchy eienee-eeex— they're taught that the monarchy eienee-eeex ei— they're taught that the monarchy stands-apex of the- stands at the apex of the eenienenw— stands at the apex of the patriarchy, -thel stands at the apex of the- patriarchy,-the grand patriarchy, that it is the grand eiiien— patriarchy, that it is the grand pillar-privilege- pillar of white privilege and wet— pillar of white privilege and that—indelibly. that monarchy is indelibly eteinei— that monarchy is indelibly eieinei ew— that monarchy is indelibly stained by colonialism and eiewenw— stained by colonialism and eiewenw-inen- stained by colonialism and slavery. than saying slavery. rather than saying eeenge— slavery. rather than saying george -wrote - slavery. rather than saying george wrote an slavery. rather than saying- george -wrote an essay george the third wrote an essay egeinei— george the third wrote an essay .ggng-,_ george the third wrote an essay egeinei-, ii— george the third wrote an essay against-, it-the- against slavery, it was the aewei— against slavery, it was the royal new— against slavery, it was the royal navy who ended the slave newe— royal navy who ended the slave ineie—aieen- trade and prince albert eeeiegieei— trade and prince albert apologised for slavery in the ieaoe. — apologised for slavery in the ieaoe. at— apologised for slavery in the 1840s. at this— apologised for slavery in the 1840s. at this point- apologised for slavery in the 1840s. p 1840s. at this point there was a brilliant letter from michael cole published in the times the other when there were other day when there were demands that charles should apologise royal family's apologise for the royal family's involvement and involvement with slavery. and he made that in 1840 made the point that in 1840 albert gave very big, fulsome albert gave a very big, fulsome apology and public speech. and if you apologise once, if you do it again , then you're suggesting

it again, then you're suggesting the first one wasn't sincere? yes. and of course, apologies mean nothing because they will never silence those who make the loudest on this issue and loudest noise on this issue and it will merely increase the call for reparations. but the truth is, for reparations. but the truth ie-wne — but the truth is, who are demanding for reparations. but the truth. is,-who are demanding an is, those who are demanding an apology— is, those who are demanding an eeeiegw nen— is, those who are demanding an apology for slavery don't care enen— apology for slavery don't care eeewt eiewenw— apology for slavery don't care about slavery. if— apology for slavery don't care about slavery. if they did care eeewt— about slavery. if they did care about—bel about slavery, they would be eeneeigning— about slavery, they would be campaigning vociferously campaigning just as vociferously eeewt— about modern slavery today, wnene— about modern slavery today, wnene i— about modern slavery today, wnene i in— about modern slavery today, wnene i in i— about modern slavery today, where 1 in 7 in— about modern slavery today, where 1 in 7 in every thousand atnieene— where 1 in 7 in every thousand africans today— where 1 in 7 in every thousand africans today lives in slavery, 10 africans today lives in slavery, ie niiiien— africans today lives in slavery, 10 million people.— africans today lives in slavery, 10 million people. so where are the 10 million people. so where are tne-ewteiee— 10 million people. so where are the-outside the- 10 million people. so where are the outside the high the protests outside the high commissions— the protests outside the high commissions niger the protests outside the high. commissions—niger , commissions of nigeria, niger, tnew-ne— commissions of nigeria, niger, tnew-ne eiient— commissions of nigeria, niger, they're silent on— commissions of nigeria, niger, they're silent on that tells you we— they're silent on that tells you we we — they're silent on that tells you that the real— they're silent on that tells you that the real motive is to wnennniine— that the real motive is to undermine britain and the west. no, undermine britain and the west. we. ne— undermine britain and the west. we. i— undermine britain and the west. we. i egnee— undermine britain and the west. no, no, i agree-that- no, no, i agree with that completely. there's one thing about ralph, that completely. there's one thing abo struggling ralph, that completely. there's one thing abo struggling with ralph, that completely. there's one thing abo struggling with ralph, tbit i'm struggling with a little bit and that 73% of people and that is that 73% of people in this poll said that the monarchy needed to modernise to survive. now, ralph , actually survive. now, ralph, actually through the senate and i know that the coronation service is 1000 years old, but the monarchy has always been evolving, hasn't it? the has always been evolving, hasn't it ? the secret to the success of it? the secret to the success of nenenenw— it? the secret to the success of our monarchy and— c7 the secret to the success of our monarchy and the reason we newe— our monarchy and the reason we newelenewn— our monarchy and the reason we havelcrown still,— our monarchy and the reason we have crown still, whereas in have a crown still, whereas in in in— have a crown still, whereas in in in nene— have a crown still, whereas in in in france and— have a crown still, whereas in in in france and germany,

eieewnene,— in in france and germany, elsewhere, they- in in france and germany, elsewhere, they don't have one, is elsewhere, they don't have one, ie-nenenenw— elsewhere, they don't have one, is-monarchy-ablel is our monarchy has been able to gneeweiiw— is our monarchy has been able to gradually—times] gradually evolve with the times. so gradually evolve with the times. se—et— gradually evolve with the times. se—en teiew- gradually evolve with the times. so_of today isn'ti so the monarchy of today isn't the so the monarchy of today isn't tne nenenenw— so the monarchy of today isn't the monarchy of— so the monarchy of today isn't the monarchy of 25 years ago, let the monarchy of 25 years ago, iet-so— the monarchy of 25 years ago, iet-se en— the monarchy of 25 years ago, let-50 or 100- the monarchy of 25 years ago, let 50 or 100 years ago. let alone 50 or100 years ago. ani— let alone 50 or100 years ago. ann-teen— let alone 50 or100 years ago. ann-teen ite— let alone 50 or 100 years ago. and been its secret, and that's been its secret, te— and that's been its secret, e be— and that's been its secret, never to be ahead of the times, neverlbe— never to be ahead of the times, never-be with— never to be ahead of the times, never. be with the _ never to be ahead of the times, never be with the but never to be with the trends, but teet— never to be with the trends, but inst-eiewiw— never to be with the trends, but just - slowly along - just to follow slowly along in the just to follow slowly along in tne—tnet-e- just to follow slowly along in the _that's been. the wake. and that's been a sewing— the wake. and that's been a sewing-ite— the wake. and that's been a saving it's interesting, saving grace. it's interesting, weent— saving grace. it's interesting, wasn't—anne- saving grace. it's interesting. wasn't—anne gave saving grace. it's interesting,- wasn't_anne gave an wasn't it? princess anne gave an interview other day and she interview the other day and she was asked, should the monarchy be slimmed down and she made the point, actually, if you point, well, actually, if you want go cut want royals to go out and cut fibbons want royals to go out and cut ribbons and go and attend events , aren't actually very , there aren't actually very many are working many of us that are working royals anyway. yes, the crown has two roles, right? the king is head has two roles, right? the king ie-neee et— has two roles, right? the king is-head of state,- has two roles, right? the king is-head of state, but- 37 the king is head of state, but also is the head of state, but also need— is the head of state, but also neeiltne— is the head of state, but also head .the nation.- is the head of state, but also head the nation. and as head head of the nation. and as head of head of the nation. and as head en-netien— head of the nation. and as head of-nation, their— head of the nation. and as head of-nation, their role- head of the nation. and as head of nation, their role is to of the nation, their role is to eeweiw— of the nation, their role is to actually -with - of the nation, their role is to actually with society. actually engage with society. netw— actually engage with society. motty constitutional motty forget the constitutional eiie — motty forget the constitutional side _emotional. side. there's an emotional eenneenen— side. there's an emotional connection-havel side. there's an emotional. connection-have to side. there's an emotional- connection-have to be connection and they have to be eni— connection and they have to be ene ne— connection and they have to be seen and be seen— connection and they have to be seen and be seen to do good and the seen and be seen to do good and we aewei— seen and be seen to do good and the royal family,— seen and be seen to do good and the royal family, call it the royal family, you call it we— the royal family, you call it the welfare _ the royal family, you call it the welfare monarchy. the the welfare monarchy. it's the eeiiiw— the welfare monarchy. it's the eeiiiw-te— the welfare monarchy. it's the ability to celebrate ability for them to celebrate tne—en- ability for them to celebratei the—of britain ability for them to celebrate. the—of britain to the unsung heroes of britain to go the unsung heroes of britain to qo-soup_ the unsung heroes of britain to go-soup kitchens,- the unsung heroes of britain to go soup kitchens, to go go to those soup kitchens, to go eni— go to those soup kitchens, to go ene-et— go to those soup kitchens, to go ene-et-gini— go to those soup kitchens, to go and-at-girl guides- go to those soup kitchens, to go and at girl guides and and look at the girl guides and sent— and look at the girl guides and sent john's— and look at the girl guides and saint john's ambulance and engege— saint john's ambulance and engege witn— saint john's ambulance and engage with civil society. they are engage with civil society. they ene—eneneieni engage with civil society. they are—champion ofi are the supreme champion of civic—

are the supreme champion of civic-there's— are the supreme champion of civic-there's no- are the supreme champion of civic there's no other civic duty. there's no other nenn— civic duty. there's no other nenn en— civic duty. there's no other form of government can form of government that can eeweiw— form of government that can- eeweiiw—eeeeie form of government that can- eiwniiw—eeeeie form of government that can- abut that—people form of government that can a but that requires people form of government that can abut that requires a people form of government that can abut that requires a large zieople , but that requires a large aewei— , but that requires a large aewei-se- , but that requires a large aewei-se it- , but that requires a large royal-so if the. , but that requires a large- royal-so if the royal royal family so if the royal family well, course, you family well, of course, you know, of members of the know, a couple of members of the royal family have upped sticks and are no longer and gone and are no longer participating. but if royal participating. but if the royal family modernise as which family is to modernise as which people what think people want, what do you think that actually means ? well, i that actually means? well, i think the coronation think would the coronation service, is that an attempt to modernise coronation modernise the coronation service with leaders of other faiths being involved? is that perhaps i mean, i know charles gets a lot of for this, but in a lot of stick for this, but in a sense, perhaps that's a good thing to be doing on to saturday a degree, although i lament a degree, although i do lament some of traditions. you some of the traditions. you know, used a good some of the traditions. you- know,iused-a good friend know, i used to be a good friend of know, i used to be a good friend en tne— know, i used to be a good friend en tne iete— know, i used to be a good friend of the late maharaja of dhrangadhra, wonderful man who dhrangadhra, a wonderful man who eene—twet— dhrangadhra, a wonderful man who eene—twet te- dhrangadhra, a wonderful man who came _just to meet- came here in 1947, just to meet the came here in 1947, just to meet tne—iniiel the king emperor before india neeenne— the king emperor before india becamelrepublic.- the king emperor before india became republic. and he was became a republic. and he was ene— became a republic. and he was ene ne— became a republic. and he was ene ne eeii— became a republic. and he was and he said to— became a republic. and he was and he said to me— became a republic. and he was and he said to me many years ago,— and he said to me many years egeleeig— and he said to me many years egeleeig enw— and he said to me many years ago, said, any attempt to ago, he said, any attempt to enenge— ago, he said, any attempt to enenge tne— ago, he said, any attempt to change the coronation service wewii—en- would be in akin of international vandalism, akin to ieneiiening— international vandalism, akin to demolishing-taj— international vandalism, akin to demolishing taj mahal or the demolishing the taj mahal or the or demolishing the taj mahal or the en stenenenge.— or stonehenge. and that was a winin— or stonehenge. and that was a hindu scholar,— or stonehenge. and that was a hindu scholar, not— or stonehenge. and that was a hindu scholar, not somebody who was hindu scholar, not somebody who wee-se— hindu scholar, not somebody who wee-se i— hindu scholar, not somebody who was-so i think— hindu scholar, not somebody who was-so i think the- was british. so i think the coronation— was british. so i think the coronation should actually have need— coronation should actually have iietee—we-i- coronation should actually have

listed—we'd give- coronation should actually have listed _we'd give to. listed status like we'd give to eieeeenewe— listed status like we'd give to disapprove-the— listed status like we'd give to disapprove the changes . i disapprove of the changes. i wink— disapprove of the changes. i win e— disapprove of the changes. i win e aet— disapprove of the changes. i think a lot of— disapprove of the changes. i think a lot of the changes are eeweiw— think a lot of the changes are actually unwise.— think a lot of the changes are actually unwise. interesting wen.— actually unwise. interesting weii. eii-e— actually unwise. interesting well, all's going— actually unwise. interesting well, all's going to- actually unwise. interesting well, all's going to be- actually unwise. interesting well, all's going to be revealed in a couple of days. it rained in a couple of days. it rained in 1953. going to rain in in 1953. it's going to rain in 2023. it's tradition . and in 2023. it's tradition. and in 2012, for the _ 2023. it's tradition. and in 2012, for the queen's- $7025 c 332 a1." and in 2012, for the queen's diamond gentee— 2012, for the queen's diamond tweiiee, wnen— 2012, for the queen's diamond jubilee, when everyone was on wet— jubilee, when everyone was on that wonderful— jubilee, when everyone was on that wonderful pageant on the inenee— that wonderful pageant on the inenee g— that wonderful pageant on the thames, it rained— that wonderful pageant on the thames, it rained very heavily on thames, it rained very heavily en tnet— thames, it rained very heavily en me new— thames, it rained very heavily en me new te— thames, it rained very heavily on that day to rafe heydel—mankoo. on that day to rafe- heydel—mankoo. thank you on that day to rafe— heydel—mankoo. thank you . thank heydel—mankoo. thank you. thank you always for your insight and for your history. and it's interesting , isn't it? there interesting, isn't it? there have been films and have been so many films and programmes queen victoria programmes about queen victoria over the last decade, and as rafe said , there was a period rafe said, there was a period when monarchy was very when the monarchy was very unpopular she hid from unpopular when she hid from view. to be the view. and that's got to be the lesson a story. the royal lesson of a story. the royal family engaged out family need to be engaged out there they call civil there with what they call civil society. now, an extraordinary story from yesterday that we'll cover just a moment. was cover in just a moment. was there an assassination attempt using drones the kremlin or using drones on the kremlin or an attempt to get rid of president putin? or is it all a great big hoax? it's.

young offenders unit life across the young offenders unit life across we we. — young offenders unit life across we we. inie— young offenders unit life across the uk. this is— young offenders unit life across the uk. this is gb— young offenders unit life across the uk. " cit \ young offenders unit life across the uk. " [15 a 332 the uk. this is gb news radio. so are the the uk. this is gb news radio. . so are the young— the uk. " [15 a 332 so are the young rejecting the uk. this is gb news radio.- - so are the young rejecting the the uk. this is gb news radio.- - so are the yottheytjecting the the uk. this is gb news radio. so are the yotthey are, ng the the uk. this is gb news radio. so are the yotthey are, whate monarchy? and if they are, what are the reasons? some of your thoughts coming in? one viewer says, so . and blame says, i think so. and i blame the education system . um, it is the education system. um, it is about time that we make the young proud of their country again. well, whoever you are, i agree with you. we're doing the opposite. trevor says it's not just the young. i am 67 years old, 65 years old and loved queen elizabeth. unfortunately, ihave queen elizabeth. unfortunately, i have no time for charles. the woke and his meddling into politics. look, i think all through the centuries there will have been monarchs that will have been monarchs that will have been monarchs that will have been popular, monarchs that would have been unpopular. this question about the monarchy, it

is not just about charles iii. it's about the constitutional monarchy. it's about the system that we've lived under since the late 1600s. and i would argue it's served us it needs reforming and changing at times, but it served us pretty well and says the problem is the brainwashed thing from lefty lecturers at university. yep, i agree. but it goes back to primary school too. and finally , richard says spot on politic hinckley active teachers have poisoned the minds of young people and turned them to the left . well, i have to say left. well, i have to say i agree with all of that. and by the way, you know, there are people out there that are republicans that are very patriotic people . the late tony patriotic people. the late tony benn was one of them. you know, he believe in the he didn't believe in the monarchy, but he absolutely passionately in the passionately believed in the country. as he told me once , i country. as he told me once, i flew spitfire, you know, in flew a spitfire, you know, in 1945. a bizarre event 1945. now a bizarre event yesterday, a couple of drones are seen to attack the kremlin. one of them explodes or goes off

like a firework at the top of one of the kremlin buildings. and russia say that this is the united states is through ukraine attacking the kremlin in a bid to assassinate late president putin. in response, of course , putin. in response, of course, russia, the united states say , russia, the united states say, no, no, no. this is a put up job by president putin. he's doing this to say to his own people that he's under attack and that that he's under attack and that that will lead to some terrible, horrible things happening in ukraine over the next few weeks . and he's got the excuse with his own people to do it. i've got to tell you, when we get stories like this, there are times when i simply haven't got a clue what really went on. i suppose i lean towards it being russia, having done it themselves and using it as an excuse. but i don't know. but somebody perhaps with a better idea than me as colonel hamish de bretton—gordon, obe , former

de bretton—gordon, obe, former commander of the first royal tank. reg him and hamish, great to have you back on the show. and what do you make of the events that took place at the kremlin yesterday day? good evening, nigel. great, great to be en— evening, nigel. great, great to be en ween— evening, nigel. great, great to be on your show— evening, nigel. great, great to be on your show again.- g a 9:14 great, great to be on your show again. well, i aninw— be on your show again. well, i anina ite— be on your show again. well, i think it's absolute— be on your show again. well, i think it's absolute hogwash and benign— think it's absolute hogwash and benign tnet— think it's absolute hogwash and bunkum that russia is claiming tnet— bunkum that russia is claiming anet ite— bunkum that russia is claiming we we ane— bunkum that russia is claiming that it's the us— bunkum that russia is claiming that it's the us or— bunkum that russia is claiming that it's the us or the ukraine neeeeneinie. — that it's the us or the ukraine responsible. you— that it's the us or the ukraine responsible. you know, why would anew— responsible. you know, why would tnew ee— responsible. you know, why would tnew ie in— responsible. you know, why would tnew we in wnw— responsible. you know, why would they do it? why would they tempt aweeie— they do it? why would they tempt aweeie ae — they do it? why would they tempt russia to escalate— they do it? why would they tempt russia to escalate ?_ they do it? why would they tempt russia to escalate ? and the russia to escalate? and the aweeiene— russia to escalate? and the russians have— russia to escalate? and the russians have said for some time anew-ne— russians have said for some time tnew-ne geing— russians have said for some time tnew-ne geing te— russians have said for some time they're going to escalate. inew-ne— they're going to escalate. they're geing— they're going to escalate. they're going to go nuclear wnene— they're going to go nuclear wnene ie— they're going to go nuclear where is the— they're going to go nuclear where is the tailfin of that inene— where is the tailfin of that inene witn— where is the tailfin of that drone with the— where is the tailfin of that drone with the stars and stripes eenne— drone with the stars and stripes eenne en ite— drone with the stars and stripes banner on it? perhaps a branch of banner on it? perhaps a branch en ane— banner on it? perhaps a branch en ane aen— banner on it? perhaps a branch of the kgb and— banner on it? perhaps a branch of the kgb and are knocking it up of the kgb and are knocking it we et— of the kgb and are knocking it we et ane— of the kgb and are knocking it up at the moment. but it was a new— up at the moment. but it was a petty eetnetie— up at the moment. but it was a pretty pathetic attempt to assassinate _ pretty pathetic attempt to assassinate putin if that was ane— assassinate putin if that was we eeee— assassinate putin if that was the case, then— assassinate putin if that was the case, then i— assassinate putin if that was the case, then i think there are we— the case, then i think there are we etnen— the case, then i think there are two other more— the case, then i think there are two other more likely explanations . as you've explanations. as you've mentioned,— explanations. as you've mentioned, the russian false aeg— mentioned, the russian false tieg anet— mentioned, the russian false flag that would— mentioned, the russian false flag that would be plausible , flag that would be plausible, tnet— flag that would be plausible, we went— flag that would be plausible, that would then _ flag that would be plausible, that would then give putin an excuse us to escalate into some nenn— excuse us to escalate into some ten ,— excuse us to escalate into some ten , ent— excuse us to escalate into some ten , int i— excuse us to escalate into some form , but i don't— excuse us to escalate into some

form , but i don't think he can. form, but i don't think he can. we— form, but i don't think he can. we eewii— form, but i don't think he can. we could talk— form, but i don't think he can. we could talk all— form, but i don't think he can. we could talk all night on why i een-t— we could talk all night on why i een-t aninw— we could talk all night on why i don't think he— we could talk all night on why i don't think he can— we could talk all night on why i don't think he can escalate to a nweeeni— don't think he can escalate to a nuclear fashion. _ don't think he can escalate to a nuclear fashion. um, the other eienent— nuclear fashion. um, the other eienent ae— nuclear fashion. um, the other eienent e g— nuclear fashion. um, the other element to it is— nuclear fashion. um, the other element to it is of— nuclear fashion. um, the other element to it is of course that nenn— element to it is of course that nwtin te— element to it is of course that nwtin e e— element to it is of course that putin to a lot— element to it is of course that putin to a lot of— element to it is of course that putin to a lot of people in aweeie— putin to a lot of people in aweeie anew— putin to a lot of people in russia, they see putin as the gneet— russia, they see putin as the gneet winne— russia, they see putin as the great winner and— russia, they see putin as the great winner and he wants to neinenfee— great winner and he wants to reinforce that— great winner and he wants to reinforce that .— great winner and he wants to reinforce that . but for a drone reinforce that. but for a drone to reinforce that. but for a drone ae get— reinforce that. but for a drone te get tnnewgn— reinforce that. but for a drone to get through to— reinforce that. but for a drone to get through to the air ieneneee— to get through to the air defences and- to get through to the air defences and the kremlin is nenen— defences and the kremlin is better defended— defences and the kremlin is better defended than buckingham mace,— better defended than buckingham neieee, i— better defended than buckingham palace, i expect— better defended than buckingham palace, i expect .— better defended than buckingham palace, i expect . and for a palace, i expect. and for a enene— palace, i expect. and for a enene ae— palace, i expect. and for a enene ae get— palace, i expect. and for a drone to get through, just show us, drone to get through, just show wen— drone to get through, just show you knew,— drone to get through, just show us, you know, how— drone to get through, just show us, you know, how poor the aweeiene— us, you know, how poor the aweeiene ene— us, you know, how poor the russians are. the third likely need— russians are. the third likely need ie— russians are. the third likely hood is that— russians are. the third likely hood is that it's— russians are. the third likely hood is that it's russian separatists— hood is that it's russian separatists .— hood is that it's russian separatists . there are a lot of separatists. there are a lot of wen— separatists. there are a lot of wew neeaei— separatists. there are a lot of very hacked off— separatists. there are a lot of very hacked off wagner group eninineie— very hacked off wagner group criminals who— very hacked off wagner group criminals who don't think much of criminals who don't think much en nwtin. — criminals who don't think much of putin. these— criminals who don't think much of putin. these days. and there is of putin. these days. and there ie e— of putin. these days. and there ie e gnewing— of putin. these days. and there is a growing surgence of people in aweeie— is a growing surgence of people in aweeie wne— is a growing surgence of people in russia who want to see the eni— in russia who want to see the end ef— in russia who want to see the end en nenn— in russia who want to see the end of putin. so— in russia who want to see the end of putin. so no, definitely net— end of putin. so no, definitely net tne— end of putin. so no, definitely not the americans or ukrainians , penneee— not the americans or ukrainians , penneee tne— not the americans or ukrainians , perhaps the russians , perhaps , perhaps the russians, perhaps eeeenetiete— , perhaps the russians, perhaps separatists, but— , perhaps the russians, perhaps separatists, but who knows? a enettw— separatists, but who knows? a enettw eetnetie— separatists, but who knows? a pretty pathetic attempt overall . ween.— pretty pathetic attempt overall . ween, ween.— pretty pathetic attempt overall . yeah, yeah, yeah.- pretty pathetic attempt overall a415?" cit?“ t:1;n1i“ ' 2 pretty pathetic attempt overall / 2 e pretty pathetic attempt overall . yeah, yeah, yeah. and it was hardly a big explosion. it was hardly a big explosion. it was

hardly a big drone. but hamish, i just wonder about this war. very interesting comment overnight. i've seen from vivek ramaswami, who's running to be the republican nominee. now, he's not going to win, but he's a very intelligent young man and he's made a point that overnight it's been my mind . he's it's been on my mind. he's basically saying that putin has now become china's proxy . we've now become china's proxy. we've dnven now become china's proxy. we've driven putin or he's driven himself into the arms of china and that effectively what china want is for putin to continue this war as long as possible to exhaust those that are backing ukraine in terms of munitions. and goodness me, we're down to just a few thousand artillery shells in this country as we speak, and that this is all somehow a cover for china to invade taiwan . juan, what do you invade taiwan. juan, what do you make of that theory and do you feel, as i do that increasingly arnie putin, frankly, can't move or do anything without the chinese saying yes ? well, nigel,

chinese saying yes? well, nigel, i chinese saying yes? well, nigel, i eneeg— chinese saying yes? well, nigel, i eneeg ite— chinese saying yes? well, nigel, i eneeg it-e e— chinese saying yes? well, nigel, i agree. it's a really— iii" 3 $1337 well, nigel, i agree. it's a really complex eitwetien— i agree. it's a really complex situation. and— i agree. it's a really complex situation. and the chinese are tetinitetw— situation. and the chinese are definitely playing a role here. net— definitely playing a role here. but we— definitely playing a role here. but tne teet— definitely playing a role here. but the fact that— definitely playing a role here. but the fact that they're not enning — but the fact that they're not enning tne — but the fact that they're not arming the russians, i think tnet— arming the russians, i think we ie— arming the russians, i think that is probably— arming the russians, i think that is probably a significant tning. — that is probably a significant tning. i— that is probably a significant tning. i egnee— that is probably a significant thing. i agree that , you know, thing. i agree that, you know, we— thing. i agree that, you know, tne cnineee,— thing. i agree that, you know, the chinese, it— thing. i agree that, you know, the chinese, it sort of gives tnen — the chinese, it sort of gives tnen e— the chinese, it sort of gives tnen e net— the chinese, it sort of gives them a red light- the chinese, it sort of gives them a red light to invade ieiwen— them a red light to invade ieiwen it— them a red light to invade taiwan if they— them a red light to invade taiwan if they see fit. but also wen-it— taiwan if they see fit. but also wen-ti anew— taiwan if they see fit. but also you'll know far— taiwan if they see fit. but also you'll know far better than me. i you'll know far better than me. i expect— you'll know far better than me. i expect tnet— you'll know far better than me. i expect that china— you'll know far better than me. i expect that china is so netient— i expect that china is so netient en— i expect that china is so reliant on the- i expect that china is so reliant on the us economy, on we— reliant on the us economy, on tne twneeeen— reliant on the us economy, on the european economy and the nnitien— the european economy and the british economy— the european economy and the british economy to keep its etnenge— british economy to keep its strange brand— british economy to keep its strange brand of communism going that strange brand of communism going tnet it— strange brand of communism going tnet it nee— strange brand of communism going tnet it nee .— strange brand of communism going tnet it nee . ven— strange brand of communism going that it has . you know, it it that it has. you know, it it teeen-t— that it has. you know, it it doesn't want— that it has. you know, it it doesn't want to - that it has. you know, it it doesn't want to see the death of tneee— doesn't want to see the death of tneee .— doesn't want to see the death of tneee . i— doesn't want to see the death of tneee . i etee— doesn't want to see the death of those . i also agree— doesn't want to see the death of those . i also agree with you those. i also agree with you we— those. i also agree with you we putin— those. i also agree with you that putin is— those. i also agree with you that putin is trying to draw tnie— that putin is trying to draw we we— that putin is trying to draw this war out— that putin is trying to draw this war out as— that putin is trying to draw this war out as long as eeeeitte,— this war out as long as possible, throwing the young men of possible, throwing the young men et tweete— possible, throwing the young men et tweeie inte— possible, throwing the young men of russia into the— possible, throwing the young men of russia into the meat grinder so of russia into the meat grinder ee tnet— of russia into the meat grinder ee tnet tne— of russia into the meat grinder so that the us— of russia into the meat grinder so that the us in— of russia into the meat grinder so that the us in particular eten— so that the us in particular eten te— so that the us in particular start to lose— so that the us in particular start to lose faith in the ukrainians,— start to lose faith in the ukrainians, stop giving them the weeeenw— ukrainians, stop giving them the weeeenw tnew— ukrainians, stop giving them the weaponry they need. and of course , once— weaponry they need. and of course , once again, you know, course, once again, you know, witn— course, once again, you know, witn witn— course, once again, you know, with with the _ course, once again, you know, with with the us— course, once again, you know, with with the us and the uk newing— with with the us and the uk having elections— with with the us and the uk having elections coming up in 12 nentne— having elections coming up in 12 nentne wen— having elections coming up in 12 months, you know— having elections coming up in 12 months, you know ,_ having elections coming up in 12 months, you know , politicians

months, you know, politicians nene— months, you know, politicians nene ent— months, you know, politicians here and over— months, you know, politicians here and over the— months, you know, politicians here and over the water are teeting— here and over the water are teeting tnet— here and over the water are looking that way. that's why it's looking that way. that's why we ee— looking that way. that's why it's so important— looking that way. that's why it's so important that we enable unneine— it's so important that we enable titneine te— it's so important that we enable titneine te get— it's so important that we enable ukraine to get this— it's so important that we enable ukraine to get this over with as gwietw— ukraine to get this over with as gwietw ee— ukraine to get this over with as quickly as possible. and i'm eentitent— quickly as possible. and i'm confident if— quickly as possible. and i'm confident if we _ quickly as possible. and i'm confident if we give them the ennwnitien— confident if we give them the ammunition that— confident if we give them the ammunition that they're short of at ammunition that they're short of et tne— ammunition that they're short of at the moment,— ammunition that they're short of at the moment, we've already given— at the moment, we've already given-tente- at the moment, we've already given-tanks and- given them the tanks and ewewtning— given them the tanks and everything that they can everything else that they can eneweit. — everything else that they can eneweit. net— everything else that they can prevail. but you're right, china is prevail. but you're right, china ie wnene— prevail. but you're right, china ie wnene we— prevail. but you're right, china is where we really— prevail. but you're right, china is where we really need to be teeweing— is where we really need to be teeweing .— is where we really need to be focusing . once— is where we really need to be focusing . once russia is sort of focusing. once russia is sort of ent— focusing. once russia is sort of ewt et— focusing. once russia is sort of ewt et tne— focusing. once russia is sort of out of the game,— focusing. once russia is sort of out of the game, which i hope we— out of the game, which i hope tnew witt— out of the game, which i hope tnew witt te— out of the game, which i hope they will be soon. venice out of the game, which i hope they will be soon. wick s they will be soon. well, we'll see. it's a sort of 19, 16, 17 style war of attrition. it seems to me, that is going on. and pretty ghastly. now, yesterday i was with president trump and i talked about this war. he said he could end the whole thing in 24 hours by getting the ukraine and russia around the negotiating table. a final thought, if i can, hamish, from you. why does there appear to be so little talk of peace ? well, so little talk of peace? well, i think there are a number of things there. and, you know, newne— things there. and, you know, maybe inene— things there. and, you know, maybe trump can— 35 0111 and, you know, maybe trump can spread 33 0111 and, you know, maybe trump can spread his 11; e1t11t1 and, you know, maybe trump can spread his magic in wew. — maybe trump can spread his magic in wew. ent— maybe trump can spread his magic in some way. but i— maybe trump can spread his magic in some way. but i you know,

nneeitent— in some way. but i you know, president zelenskyy is not in a you— president zelenskyy is not in a wee anew— president zelenskyy is not in a you knew ,— president zelenskyy is not in a you knew , ne-e— president zelenskyy is not in a you know , he's not in a mood to you know, he's not in a mood to negetiete— you know, he's not in a mood to negetiete. ant— you know, he's not in a mood to negotiate. and so— you know, he's not in a mood to negotiate. and so he shouldn't. it negotiate. and so he shouldn't. it ie— negotiate. and so he shouldn't. it ie tne— negotiate. and so he shouldn't. it is the illegal— negotiate. and so he shouldn't. it is the illegal invasion by tweete— it is the illegal invasion by tweeie et— it is the illegal invasion by russia of the— it is the illegal invasion by russia of the donbas in 2014. ant— russia of the donbas in 2014. ant tnen— russia of the donbas in 2014. ant tnen tne— russia of the donbas in 2014. and then the crimea and then titneine— and then the crimea and then titneine ee— and then the crimea and then titneine ee e— and then the crimea and then ukraine as a whole. um ukraine is ukraine as a whole. um ukraine ie teing— ukraine as a whole. um ukraine ie teing wett— ukraine as a whole. um ukraine ie teing wett .— ukraine as a whole. um ukraine is doing well . they have given is doing well. they have given the is doing well. they have given tne tweeien— is doing well. they have given the russian military an absolute tieting— the russian military an absolute tieting ent— the russian military an absolute kicking and we're— the russian military an absolute kicking and we're not going to tnen— kicking and we're not going to see them again— kicking and we're not going to see them again for another ten weene— see them again for another ten weene en— see them again for another ten weene en se— see them again for another ten years or so. so i— see them again for another ten years or so. so i think zetenetw— years or so. so i think zelenskyy he- years or so. so i think zelenskyy he sees no need to negetiete— zelenskyy he sees no need to negetiete et— zelenskyy he sees no need to negotiate at the— zelenskyy he sees no need to negotiate at the moment, but we i negotiate at the moment, but we itnint— negotiate at the moment, but we itnint in— negotiate at the moment, but we itnint in tne— negotiate at the moment, but we i think in the world— negotiate at the moment, but we i think in the world community went— i think in the world community went te— i think in the world community went te eee— i think in the world community want to see this— i think in the world community want to see this over as quickly as want to see this over as quickly ee neeeitte— want to see this over as quickly as possible. and— want to see this over as quickly as possible. and some negotiation— as possible. and some negotiation will happen at some etege— negotiation will happen at some etege. ent— negotiation will happen at some etege. net i— negotiation will happen at some stage. but i don't— negotiation will happen at some stage. but i don't think zetenetw— stage. but i don't think zelenskyy is- stage. but i don't think zelenskyy is in the mood at the nnennent— zelenskyy is in the mood at the nnennent ent— zelenskyy is in the mood at the nnennent end i— zelenskyy is in the mood at the moment and i don't think he enewtt— moment and i don't think he enewtt te. — moment and i don't think he should be. well,- moment and i don't think he should be. �*vw�*t111 �*7 should be. well, just a final quick thought. if i may. what twe— quick thought. if i may. what we get— quick thought. if i may. what we get you— quick thought. if i may. what we get you ie— 2 mg if i may. what i've got you is zelenskyy's teeine— i've got you is zelenskyy's teeine te— i've got you is zelenskyy's desire to retake- i've got you is zelenskyy's desire to retake crimea. is that even realistic— desire to retake crimea. is that even realistic ?_ desire to retake crimea. is that even realistic ? i— desire to retake crimea. is that even realistic ? i i— desire to retake crimea. is that even realistic ? i i think it is even realistic? i i think it is wen— even realistic? i i think it is very realistic— even realistic? i i think it is very realistic . _ even realistic? i i think it is very realistic . 315 1g very realistic. the key thing is, is vital ground is crimea vital ground for the ukraine and for russia ? it sort of probably for russia? it sort of probably

is . and i expect you know, any is. and i expect you know, any negotiations that happen in future you crimea will be a key part of it. but i think i'm confident that the spring offensive by ukraine could well roll up crimea relatively quickly . well hamish, you may quickly. well hamish, you may well be right. i just think nietew— well be right. i just think history shows— well be right. i just think history shows us- 1; ijust think history shows us never, ever underestimate— history shows us never, ever underestimate the russians. nwee— underestimate the russians. nwee tine— underestimate the russians. however dire their situation teete. — however dire their situation teete. att— however dire their situation looks. all be _ however dire their situation looks. all be revealed. hamish looks. all be revealed. hamiin de looks. all be revealed. hamish de bretton—gordon , thank you for de bretton—gordon, thank you for teining— de bretton—gordon, thank you for teining we— de bretton—gordon, thank you for joining us tonight— de bretton—gordon, thank you for joining us tonight here on gb wewe. — joining us tonight here on gb wewe. wett— joining us tonight here on gb news. well i'm— joining us tonight here on gb news. well i'm here at buckingham - news. well i'm here at buckingham palace. there are newte— buckingham palace. there are crowds beginning to arrive. neeete— crowds beginning to arrive. people camping out on the mall. i people camping out on the mall. itwet— people camping out on the mall. itwet nene— people camping out on the mall. i just hope they've— people camping out on the mall. i just hope they've got sleeping nege— i just hope they've got sleeping tege tnet— i just hope they've got sleeping tege tnet ee— i just hope they've got sleeping bags that are waterproof. inenee— bags that are waterproof. inene-e e— bags that are waterproof. there's a fair— bags that are waterproof. there's a fair bit of rain eening— there's a fair bit of rain eening. net— there's a fair bit of rain coming. but in a moment, we tieewee— coming. but in a moment, we tieewee tne— coming. but in a moment, we discuss the ring— coming. but in a moment, we discuss the ring steel that discuss the ring of steel that is discuss the ring of steel that ie teing— discuss the ring of steel that ie being put— discuss the ring of steel that is being put around this coronation— is being put around this coronation service. and just how is being put around this cor(aation service. and just how is being put around this cor(a jobn service. and just how is being put around this cor(a job of ervice. and just how is being put around this cor(a job of the :e. and just how is being put around this cor(a job of the metropolitan ow big a job of the metropolitan petite— big a job of the metropolitan netiee get— big a job of the metropolitan itetiee get en— big a job of the metropolitan police got on their hands. and wett— police got on their hands. and we-tt etee— police got on their hands. and we'll also show— police got on their hands. and we'll also show you that vintage etie— we'll also show you that vintage etie et— we'll also show you that vintage etie et ieeet— we'll also show you that vintage clip of jacob rees—mogg brought eeeting— clip of jacob rees—mogg brought eeeting wnen— clip of jacob rees—mogg brought casting when the— clip of jacob rees—mogg brought casting when the controlled exeteeien— casting when the controlled explosion went— casting when the controlled explosion went off .

on gb news. the people's channel britain is watching . we've been britain is watching. we've been used over the last few months to increasing protests , people increasing protests, people blocking roads , vandalising blocking roads, vandalising artworks , disrupting the grand artworks, disrupting the grand national , artworks, disrupting the grand national, and there are genuine worries about the ceremonies that will take place here on saturday in particular, i think the coach processions to and from the abbey , some animal from the abbey, some animal extremists threatening to set off rape alarms to upset the horses, which they don't think should be taking part in the parade. all the king's horses and all the king's men. not for some of these protesters. it gives the police a little bit of a nightmare. now they're building quite a big ring of steel, quite a big no drive zone around these activities as gb news is home affairs and security editor mark white has

been looking into the scale of the problem . around the garrison the problem. around the garrison town of aldershot. these gwentenen— town of aldershot. these guardsmen of— town of aldershot. these guardsmen of the- 2 these guardsmen of the household tiwieien— guardsmen of the household division have— guardsmen of the household division have spent recent days neneeneing— division have spent recent days neneeneing ten— division have spent recent days rehearsing for their part in the cenenetien— rehearsing for their part in the coronation ceremony . they'll coronation ceremony. they'll tenn— coronation ceremony. they'll tenn tne— coronation ceremony. they'll form the king's— coronation ceremony. they'll form the king's guard escorting the sovereign's_ form the king's guard escorting the sovereign's carriage to and ten— the sovereign's carriage to and from westminster— the sovereign's carriage to and from westminster abbey in what will from westminster abbey in what witt ennent— from westminster abbey in what will amount to— from westminster abbey in what will amount to the biggest ceremonial— will amount to the biggest ceremonial and security eeenetien— ceremonial and security operation seen on the streets of the operation seen on the streets of tne eeeitet. — operation seen on the streets of the capital. for— operation seen on the streets of the capital. for many years . the capital. for many years. coordinated— the capital. for many years. coordinated by— the capital. for many years. coordinated by the metropolia petite.— coordinated by the metropolia eetiee. ine— coordinated by the metropolia police. the operation will bring tegetnen— police. the operation will bring tegetnen eti— police. the operation will bring together all of— police. the operation will bring together all of the emergency eewieee— together all of the emergency eenwieee tne — together all of the emergency services, the military and the eeewitw— services, the military and the security services— services, the military and the security services .— services, the military and the security services . the security security services. the security eeenetien— security services. the security operation around _ security services. the security operation around the coronation is operation around the coronation ie netnen— operation around the coronation is rather significant . l a13 is rather significant. it's very einiten— is rather significant. it's very einniien te— is rather significant. it's very similar to the queen's funeral. we've got a layered approach that consists of a number of actually very visible policing

presence. so we've got our mounted officers , our firearms mounted officers, our firearms officers, and we've got our military colleagues. so this is a joint effort. tuesday evening's security incident at buckingham palace demonstrate the rapid reaction of the police as thousands will be on duty alongside the military arnie. understandably , these undeistandably , these soldiers understandably, these soldiers are immensely— understandably, these soldiers are immensely proud of the part tnew-ne— are immensely proud of the part they're playing— are immensely proud of the part they're playing in_ are immensely proud of the part they're playing in this huge etete— they're playing in this huge state occasion— they're playing in this huge state occasion .— they're playing in this huge state occasion . they're not state occasion. they're not expecting— state occasion. they're not expecting enw— state occasion. they're not expecting any trouble , but expecting any trouble, but tnew-ne— expecting any trouble, but they're highly— expecting any trouble, but they're highly trained and able to they're highly trained and able te neeeent— they're highly trained and able te neeeent te— they're highly trained and able to respond to anything untoward . we— to respond to anything untoward . we te— to respond to anything untoward . we tie e— to respond to anything untoward . we tie e tet— to respond to anything untoward . we do a lot of— to respond to anything untoward . we do a lot of practise, ensure that things that go wrong don't go wrong because we've ironed them out in the first place. but then our military training kicks we're used place. but then our military traiyou| kicks we're used place. but then our military traiyou know, we're used place. but then our military traiyou know, challenges;ed place. but then our military traiyou know, challenges and our to, you know, challenges and our training helps with these situations . saturday's situations. saturday's coronation is all the more complex , given the many heads of complex, given the many heads of state and other vips from around the world will descend on the capital for the ceremony. they'll be looking through the

intettigenee— they'll be looking through the intelligence picture. 1ng 11 they'll be looking through the intelligence picture. 33g 11 intelligence picture. they'll be wenting— intelligence picture. they'll be working with single issue groups, trying to work out who might be a threat to the coronation. but but, you know, the coronation. but but, you know, tne tnneete— coronation. but but, you know, the threats can— coronation. but but, you know, the threats can come- t1t1 but but, you know, the threats can come from the nignt— the threats can come from the nignt we— the threats can come from the sewers right up to— the threats can come from the sewers right up to the skies witn— sewers right up to the skies with drones.— sewers right up to the skies with drones. so— sewers right up to the skies with drones. so they really have to with drones. so they really have te te— with drones. so they really have te te eten— with drones. so they really have te te eten en— with drones. so they really have to be alert on the— with drones. so they really have to be alert on the day the to be alert on the day in the ewe— to be alert on the day in the tewe-tne— to be alert on the day in the days-the public- to be alert on the day in the days the public will days ahead, the public will eeneintw— days ahead, the public will certainly notice— days ahead, the public will certainly notice the huge increase in— certainly notice the huge increase in security, not just ennent— increase in security, not just around central— increase in security, not just around central london, but in etnen— around central london, but in other population— around central london, but in other population centres where cenenetien— other population centres where coronation celebrations are teting— coronation celebrations are teting eteee. — coronation celebrations are taking place. 11.3; coronation celebrations are taking place. 1t1.

a little cubby—hole. and this is wnet— a little cubby—hole. and this is we neeeenet— a little cubby—hole. and this is what happened when jacob was on air what happened when jacob was on ein ent— what happened when jacob was on ein ent tne— what happened when jacob was on air and the police— what happened when jacob was on air and the police carried out a eentnettet— air and the police carried out a controlled explosion . i think controlled explosion. i think ite— controlled explosion. i think we geing— controlled explosion. i think we geing te— controlled explosion. i think it's going to become an epic piece— it's going to become an epic eieee et— it's going to become an epic piece of broadcasting before we go any— piece of broadcasting before we ge enw twnnen. — piece of broadcasting before we go any further. ' 12 go any further. and i've spent more than half of my life around camera crews. i want to praise ent— camera crews. i want to praise ent eennnnent— camera crews. i want to praise and commend our— 1 1 i want to praise and commend our camera crew here wne— and commend our camera crew here wne teeeneet— and commend our camera crew here wne teeeneet to— and commend our camera crew here who decamped 50 yards or more. wewtt— who decamped 50 yards or more. wewtt wen— who decamped 50 yards or more. wewtt you eew— who decamped 50 yards or more. wewtt you eew te— who decamped 50 yards or more. would you say to this portacabin in ne— would you say to this portacabin in ne tine— would you say to this portacabin in no time flat— would you say to this portacabin in no time flat in— would you say to this portacabin in no time flat in order that we went— in no time flat in order that we wewtt te— in no time flat in order that we wewtt be en— in no time flat in order that we would be on the— in no time flat in order that we would be on the air? when i saw tnie— would be on the air? when i saw tnie twee— would be on the air? when i saw tnie twee witn— would be on the air? when i saw this fuss with the _ would be on the air? when i saw this fuss with the police who are now looking— this fuss with the police who are now looking through the door and are now looking through the door ent tnew-we— are now looking through the door and they've come— are now looking through the door and they've come to give us a eege i— and they've come to give us a new message, i actually thought we— new message, i actually thought tnet-aing— new message, i actually thought tnet-aing net— new message, i actually thought that king had arrived to that the king had arrived to mete— that the king had arrived to nete en— that the king had arrived to make an inspection because her weteetw— make an inspection because her iieteetw tne— make an inspection because her majesty the queen— make an inspection because her majesty the queen always used to ent— majesty the queen always used to come and see-press- majesty the queen always used to come and see press at come and see the press at commonwealth— come and see the press at commonwealth head of government neetinge. — commonwealth head of government neetinge. anwwew— commonwealth head of government meetings. anyway we're just getting— meetings. anyway we're just getting tne — meetings. anyway we're just getting the latest word from the wetneeetiten— getting the latest word from the metropolitan police , and i don't metropolitan police, and i don't anew— metropolitan police, and i don't anew wnet— metropolitan police, and i don't knew we it— metropolitan police, and i don't know what it is— metropolitan police, and i don't know what it is we're going to newe— know what it is we're going to newe te— know what it is we're going to have to evacuate— know what it is we're going to have to evacuate now. so i'm wen— have to evacuate now. so i'm wew eenw— have to evacuate now. so i'm wew eenw te— have to evacuate now. so i'm wew eenw te eew— have to evacuate now. so i'm very sorry to say that it is get— very sorry to say that it is geet evening— very sorry to say that it is good evening for me for the time being,— good evening for me for the time being, ee— good evening for me for the time being, ee i— good evening for me for the time being, as i think— good evening for me for the time being, as i think that was

enetettw— being, as i think that was probably controlled explosion in the background.— probably controlled explosion in the background. that's what it ended— the background. that's what it sounded like— the background. that's what it sounded like to— the background. that's what it sounded like to me. �*vw�*t1 the background. that's what it sounded like to me. �*vwii1 11 sounded like to me. we will no anett— sounded like to me. we will no doubt find out later why it brilliant. keep calm and carry on. brilliant. keep calm and carry inet-e— brilliant. keep calm and carry on. that's what— 11 keep calm and carry on. that's what rees—mogg is eewing— on. that's what rees—mogg is eewing te— on. that's what rees—mogg is eewing te tne— on. that's what rees—mogg is saying to the nation. he tieetewet— saying to the nation. he displayed their real blitz eeinit— displayed their real blitz spirit utterly— displayed their real blitz spirit utterly fearless, something - spirit utterly fearless, something so many of our woke wewngetene— something so many of our woke youngsters could— something so many of our woke youngsters could learn from. inene— youngsters could learn from. inene we— youngsters could learn from. inene we ee— youngsters could learn from. there we are rees—mogg , a model there we are rees—mogg, a model of there we are rees—mogg, a model et wnet— there we are rees—mogg, a model et wnet te— there we are rees—mogg, a model et wnet te te— there we are rees—mogg, a model of what to do in— there we are rees—mogg, a model of what to do in a— there we are rees—mogg, a model of what to do in a crisis. but eeniewetw— of what to do in a crisis. but eeniewetw ,— of what to do in a crisis. but seriously , the— of what to do in a crisis. but seriously , the metropolitan seriously, the metropolitan netiee— seriously, the metropolitan police have— seriously, the metropolitan police have the— seriously, the metropolitan police have the most enormous job police have the most enormous en en— police have the most enormous tee en tnein— police have the most enormous job on their hands.— police have the most enormous job on their hands. how well are we— job on their hands. how well are tnew prepared?— job on their hands. how well are they prepared? but— job on their hands. how well are they prepared? but i'm joined by enenen — they prepared? but i'm joined by graham whitten,_ they prepared? but i'm joined by graham whitten, former police ettieen— graham whitten, former police ettieen witn— graham whitten, former police officer with 30— graham whitten, former police officer with 30 years of police eeeiee — officer with 30 years of police experience and _ officer with 30 years of police experience and the author of how to experience and the author of how te ne— experience and the author of how te ne e— experience and the author of how te ne e netiee— experience and the author of how to be a police officer. graham eeet— to be a police officer. graham eeet evening.— to be a police officer. graham good evening. just how much of a nigntnene— good evening. just how much of a nigntnene ie— good evening. just how much of a nightmare is this— good evening. just how much of a nightmare is this ?_ good evening. just how much of a nightmare is this ? good evening, nightmare is this? good evening, wiget. — nightmare is this? good evening, wiget. ite— nightmare is this? good evening, wiget. it-e e— nightmare is this? good evening, nigel. 1 tit11t111i1t1 nightmare is this? good evening, nigel. 1 11 nigel. it's a ceremonial event, albeit a very, very large ceremonial event. it's in an area of london that the met know very well. i've placed it on numerous occasions, albeit it's a much bigger operation and much bigger security operation with more officers. but for me,

that's it's almost like a normal weekend in london for the met, doing a ceremonial event linked in with our military partners as well. so agency working on well. so every agency working on this well used to the route this is well used to the route the security implications, the precautions , the route liners, precautions, the route liners, the officers on front of the mouth, the officers behind the crowd officers just crowd and officers just patrolling so patrolling the whole area. so they're very used to they're very well used to securing to making securing this area to making sure it's safe for everybody to enjoy the event . yes, enjoy the event. yes, i understand _ enjoy the event. yes, i understand that. - yes, i understand that. and they've enjoy the event. yes, i- understand that. and they've got gneet— understand that. and they've got great experience _ understand that. and they've got great experience at— understand that. and they've got great experience at big public vente— great experience at big public evente—nwt- great experience at big public events but something events in london. but something has events in london. but something nee enenget,— events in london. but something has changed, hasn't it? the netne— has changed, hasn't it? the netne et— has changed, hasn't it? the nature of protest has changed tne— nature of protest has changed over the course— nature of protest has changed over the course of the last ween.— over the course of the last year- we-ve— over the course of the last year. we've seen just stop oil ent— year. we've seen just stop oil ent eninet— year. we've seen just stop oil and animal rising— year. we've seen just stop oil and animal rising and goodness tnewe— and animal rising and goodness tnewe eti— and animal rising and goodness knows all these— and animal rising and goodness knows all these different gnewee— knows all these different gnewee. ant— knows all these different gnewee. ant i— knows all these different groups. and i mean, this threat, tnet— groups. and i mean, this threat, tnet eninet— groups. and i mean, this threat, that animal rising,— groups. and i mean, this threat, that animal rising, who tienwetet— that animal rising, who disrupted the grand national and eeweet— disrupted the grand national and eeweet neneee— disrupted the grand national and caused horses to— disrupted the grand national and caused horses to fall and one etneet— caused horses to fall and one almost certainly— caused horses to fall and one almost certainly to die, that wewttn-t— almost certainly to die, that wouldn't have— almost certainly to die, that wouldn't have done that. they eetwettv— wouldn't have done that. they eetwetiv ee— wouldn't have done that. they actually are thinking seriously attie— actually are thinking seriously attie etneet— actually are thinking seriously albie about trying to disrupt the albie about trying to disrupt tne niiitew— albie about trying to disrupt the military horses. how on eent— the military horses. how on eenn te— the military horses. how on eenn te tne— the military horses. how on earth do the police deal with tnete— earth do the police deal with tnete witt— earth do the police deal with that? will there _ earth do the police deal with

that? will there be in your opinion?— that? will there be in your opinion? a— that? will there be in your opinion? a lot— that? will there be in your opinion? a lot of plainclothes eeiee— opinion? a lot of plainclothes police officers— opinion? a lot of plainclothes police officers in— opinion? a lot of plainclothes police officers in the crowd ? police officers in the crowd? wett— police officers in the crowd? wen i— police officers in the crowd? well, i wouldn't— police officers in the crowd? well, i wouldn't say- police officers in the crowd? well, i wouldn't say there'd be a lot that will be one tactic. they will put officers out with in plain clothes and put them in amongst the crowd. but it comes down to officers actually identifying or recognising people looking people that may be looking to disrupt used be an old disrupt it. it used to be an old adage adopt your so adage of adopt your crowd. so officers be posted to officers will be posted to barriers and they'll get chatting public. chatting to the public. there and become eyes and they almost become your eyes and they almost become your eyes and had previous and ears. we've had previous protest fathers for protest groups, fathers for justice one state justice did one on the state opening was working opening when i was working there. out onto the there. they ran out onto the mall. we've had we've had this before where groups have tried to the are now to get across the met. are now very, very experienced. very, very well experienced. as i've already, securing i've said already, in securing the putting of the mail, putting layers of security in the military to security in with the military to try prevent people even try and prevent people even getting barriers and getting across the barriers and anywhere and anywhere near them out. and they'll out for they'll be looking out for people aren't actually people who aren't actually paying people who aren't actually paying to the paying attention to the ceremony, who even ceremony, who are maybe even look so look suspicious on a day. so plainclothes officers will will link in with their uniform colleagues and they'll all be looking out for anybody that might . well, graham might disrupt it. well, graham wham,— might disrupt it. well, graham whittome, thank— might disrupt it. well, graham whittome, thank you - 1;1 2 1 well, graham whittome, thank you much

whittome, thank you very much for whittome, thank you very much ten tnet— whittome, thank you very much ten tnet ent— whittome, thank you very much for that and your— whittome, thank you very much for that and your confidence in wnet— for that and your confidence in we tne— for that and your confidence in what the authorities can do on setwntev. — what the authorities can do on setwntev. i— what the authorities can do on saturday. i have— what the authorities can do on saturday. i have to say, i do tnint— saturday. i have to say, i do tnint i— saturday. i have to say, i do think i share— saturday. i have to say, i do think i share that we're pretty geet— think i share that we're pretty geet et— think i share that we're pretty geet et it— think i share that we're pretty geet et it new— think i share that we're pretty good at it now. what the farage nnennent— good at it now. what the farage nnennent ite— good at it now. what the farage moment, it's george osborne. vee. —nin - moment, it's george osborne. vee. —nin e- moment, it's george osborne. wee—tin e nei moment, it's george osborne.- yes._him ? he was yes. you remember him? he was the yes. you remember him? he was tne-wne— yes. you remember him? he was tne-wne eeie— yes. you remember him? he was the-who said the- yes. you remember him? he was the who said the chinese the chap who said the chinese cennwniet— the chap who said the chinese communist party— the chap who said the chinese communist party to be our communist party were to be our eeenenniei-n— communist party were to be our economic-in future.- economic security in future. inet— economic security in future. we e— economic security in future. we e ne— economic security in future. that a new golden age was eening— that a new golden age was eeninglwee— that a new golden age was coming..was the- that a new golden age was coming. was the man , of coming. he was the man, of eewnee-tett— coming. he was the man, of course,-told us- coming. he was the man, of course, told us that we course, who told us that if we vetet — course, who told us that if we vetet ten— course, who told us that if we voted for brexit,_ course, who told us that if we voted for brexit, we'd be tneweente— voted for brexit, we'd be thousands pounds a year worse thousands of pounds a year worse off. thousands of pounds a year worse ett. inenee— thousands of pounds a year worse ett. inene-t te— thousands of pounds a year worse off. there'd be a— thousands of pounds a year worse off. there'd be a property eetieeee— off. there'd be a property- collapse._thousands collapse. hundreds of thousands wewtt— collapse. hundreds of thousands would-financial- would leave the financial eenvieee— would leave the financial services industry in the city of tenden— services industry in the city of ienten. ent— services industry in the city of london. but he's— services industry in the city of london. but he's just got a wee— london. but he's just got a wnete tet— london. but he's just got a whole lot worse. - london. but he's just got a whole lot worse. oh, yes, teeewee— whole lot worse. oh, yes, because he _ whole lot worse. oh, yes, because he knows what's best for wen.— because he knows what's best for vew. ven— because he knows what's best for vew. vew een-t— because he knows what's best for you. you can't make— because he knows what's best for you. you can't make your own minte— you. you can't make your own nintel— you. you can't make your own nintel. ven— you. you can't make your own minds.. you can't- you. you can't make your own minds . you can't make your minds up. you can't make your teeieiene. — minds up. you can't make your own decisions. goodness gneeiewe— own decisions. goodness gracious. wants own decisions. goodness gracious-wants put gracious. no. he wants to put big— gracious. no. he wants to put big-eete— gracious. no. he wants to put big-eete en- gracious. no. he wants to put big cake on orange big taxes on cake on orange juice— big taxes on cake on orange twiee ent— big taxes on cake on orange juice and completely ban eneting. — juice and completely ban eneting. i— juice and completely ban smoking. i absolutely detest and teetne— smoking. i absolutely detest and teetne tneee — smoking. i absolutely detest and loathe these people with a eeeeien— loathe these people with a passion that— loathe these people with a passion that i— loathe these people with a passion that i can barely put inte— passion that i can barely put inte wente— passion that i can barely put into words. go— passion that i can barely put into words. go away, mr osborne . we-ve— into words. go away, mr osborne . we-ve net— into words. go away, mr osborne . we've had enough— into words. go away, mr osborne . we've had enough of big nanny .we've had enough of big nanny stete— .we've had enough of big nanny state government.— .we've had enough of big nanny state government. we are sick of wen.— state government. we are sick of vew. nignt.—

state government. we are sick of vew. itignt. wett— state government. we are sick of you. right. well, i'm very eteeeea— you. right. well, i'm very pleased. i've— you. right. well, i'm very pleased. i've got that off my eneet— pleased. i've got that off my eneet in— pleased. i've got that off my eneet in e— pleased. i've got that off my chest in a moment, let's talk etneet— chest in a moment, let's talk etewt wne— chest in a moment, let's talk etewt wne ie— chest in a moment, let's talk about who is and— chest in a moment, let's talk about who is and who is not invitee— about who is and who is not invitet te— about who is and who is not invited to the— about who is and who is not invited to the coronation. why is invited to the coronation. why ie tnene— invited to the coronation. why ie tnene ne— invited to the coronation. why is there no representative from ieiwen— is there no representative from ieiwen genee— is there no representative from taiwan gone? are _ is there no representative from taiwan gone? are we bowing down to taiwan gone? are we bowing down te cnine— taiwan gone? are we bowing down te cnine ene— taiwan gone? are we bowing down to china once again— taiwan gone? are we bowing down to china once again .

now last night i asked donald inene— now last night i asked donald trump whether— now last night i asked donald trump whether he was worried etneet— trump whether he was worried etewt tne — trump whether he was worried about the series— trump whether he was worried about the series of civil cases ent— about the series of civil cases ent enininet— about the series of civil cases and criminal cases mounting up egeinet— and criminal cases mounting up egeinet nin — and criminal cases mounting up egeinet nin .— and criminal cases mounting up against him . this— and criminal cases mounting up against him . this is what he had against him. this is what he had to against him. this is what he had te eev. — against him. this is what he had te eev. i— against him. this is what he had te eev. i eew— against him. this is what he had te eev. i ven— against him. this is what he had to say. i saw you sitting in wet— to say. i saw you sitting in that courtroom _ to say. i saw you sitting in that courtroom until the photograph— that courtroom until the photograph of you in that courtroom . i've never, never courtroom. i've never, never ven— courtroom. i've never, never seen you looking- courtroom. i've never, never seen you looking so dejected. inene— seen you looking so dejected. inene ee— seen you looking so dejected. there are other— seen you looking so dejected. there are other cases they're tnnewing — there are other cases they're tnnewing et— there are other cases they're throwing at you. _ there are other cases they're throwing at you. do you ever tnint— throwing at you. do you ever tnint te— throwing at you. do you ever think to yourself,— throwing at you. do you ever think to yourself, if i wasn't nwnning— think to yourself, if i wasn't nwnning ten— think to yourself, if i wasn't running for president, all this went— running for president, all this wewtt einetv— running for president, all this wewtt einetv ge— running for president, all this would simply go away? 01 1 would simply go away? oh, it wette— would simply go away? oh, it wewtt ge— would simply go away? oh, it we go we— would simply go away? oh, it would go away immediately? yeah.

because it's all fake. just like russia. russia russia was fake. just like i say, ukraine, ukraine, ukraine. that was a fake impeachment hoax . one and fake impeachment hoax. one and two. fake or fake . there's none two. fake or fake. there's none of this stuff. one or all of them. none of these cases worry wen.— them. none of these cases worry vew. we— them. none of these cases worry vew. we tnev— them. none of these cases worry vew. we tnev ten-t— none of these cases worry you. no they don't worry me teeewee— you. no they don't worry me teeewee tn— you. no they don't worry me because i'm right and the people are because i'm right and the people witn— because i'm right and the people witn — because i'm right and the people are with me. look— because i'm right and the people are with me. look at my poll numbers. i'm killing everybody. i'm way, way above everybody. nobody's even close, including biden. i wonder how biden. you know, i wonder how biden. you know, i wonder how biden gets any poll number, frankly, the job he's doing , frankly, the job he's doing, they horrible policy in they have horrible policy in many cases. they're very sick, horrible people. and some people are cases. they're nice people, but they're they're sick and they've weaponized the department of justice and others. they've weaponized basically arnie law enforcement . well, an update on that today. benett— . well, an update on that today. neneit inene— . well, an update on that today. donald trump was— well, an update on that today. donald trump was at a course eeitet— donald trump was at a course called doonbeg_ donald trump was at a course called doonbeg in county clare on called doonbeg in county clare en tne— called doonbeg in county clare en tne weet— called doonbeg in county clare on the west coast— called doonbeg in county clare on the west coast of ireland. ant— on the west coast of ireland. ant ne— on the west coast of ireland. ant ne etevet— on the west coast of ireland. and he played golf there this nenning— and he played golf there this nenning. net— and he played golf there this morning. but he's flown back to aneniee— morning. but he's flown back to aneniee eentv— morning. but he's flown back to america early and— morning. but he's flown back to america early and he says he may wett— america early and he says he may wett eeeeen— america early and he says he may wett eeeeen in— america early and he says he may wett eeeeen in e— america early and he says he may well appear in a courtroom to

teetitv— well appear in a courtroom to teetitv in— well appear in a courtroom to testify in person— well appear in a courtroom to testify in person against the eivit— testify in person against the eivit e.eee— testify in person against the civil case. that— testify in person against the civil case. that is being tnewgnt— civil case. that is being brought against him for rape . brought against him for rape. we-ne— brought against him for rape. we-ne geing— brought against him for rape. we-ne geing te— brought against him for rape. we're going to watch that space venv— we're going to watch that space very eenetwttv— we're going to watch that space very carefully over— we're going to watch that space very carefully over the next few teve. — very carefully over the next few teve. wew— very carefully over the next few teve. wew tne— very carefully over the next few days. now the invitation list to any— days. now the invitation list to env wetting— days. now the invitation list to env wetting ie— days. now the invitation list to any wedding is, of course, controversial. _ any wedding is, of course, controversial. any party is controversial, _ controversial. any party is controversial, but with a coronation _ controversial, but with a coronation even more so. and inene— coronation even more so. and inwnne net— coronation even more so. and trump had this— coronation even more so. and trump had this to— coronation even more so. and trump had this to say on the invitetien— trump had this to say on the invitation list— trump had this to say on the invitation list .— trump had this to say on the invitation list . i— trump had this to say on the invitation list . i think it's invitation list. i think it's going— invitation list. i think it's geing te— invitation list. i think it's geing te te— invitation list. i think it's geing te be e— invitation list. i think it's going to be a great day. '11 going to be a great day. and i think— going to be a great day. and i think tnet— going to be a great day. and i think that they will do a great job. yeah. and he loves the country, really. i got to know him quite well he loves the him quite well and he loves the country, really loves the country, really loves the country his mother country. and he loved his mother . and that's why i thought it was she was treated so disrespect fully by meghan and just no reason to do that. i was actually surprised that harry was invited , to be honest . well, was invited, to be honest. well, i know i did respond to that by saying, well, harry, whatever he's done wrong, he's still the son of the king but cameron weneee— son of the king but cameron weneee en— son of the king but cameron wahaca gb news,— 13 but cameron wahaca gb news, royal reporter wne-e— wahaca gb news, royal reporter we in— wahaca gb news, royal reporter we in wne-e— wahaca gb news, royal reporter who's in, who's out— wahaca gb news, royal reporter who's in, who's out on the guest tiete — who's in, who's out on the guest tiete wett— who's in, who's out on the guest tiete wen i— who's in, who's out on the guest list? well, i think— list? well, i think traditionally , diplomatically,

traditionally, diplomatically, diplomatically, of course , the diplomatically, of course, the uk enjoys. sorry, let me start that again. sorry. so in terms of the countries that are invited, we're expecting over 100 heads of state to actually be at the coronation. and the general rule of thumb is, is the uk enjoys diplomatic uk enjoys good diplomatic relationships country, uk enjoys good diplomatic relatitheyips country, uk enjoys good diplomatic relatithey are country, uk enjoys good diplomatic relatithey are on country, uk enjoys good diplomatic relatithey are on the country, uk enjoys good diplomatic relatithey are on the guesttry, uk enjoys good diplomatic relatithey are on the guest list, then they are on the guest list, which is perhaps why it's hardly surprising that countries like russia, belarus , myanmar russia, belarus, myanmar have not invited . and not been invited. and interestingly, myanmar , as we interestingly, myanmar, as we understand it, taiwan has not been invited either, as we understood stand it. but people who have been invited north korea on an ambassador level, have been invited completely extraordinary. and china also ianed extraordinary. and china also invited the vice president of china is expected to be at the coronation in westminster abbey on the day hang seng. this is the guy, of course, who's blamed for the crackdown on freedoms in hong kong . now, foreign hong kong. now, foreign secretary james cleverly is expected to the vice expected to meet the vice president of china is president of china when he is here. he expected to raise here. he is expected to raise the issue of hong kong and also of rights abuses in china. of human rights abuses in china. but nonetheless , it is sparked a

but nonetheless, it is sparked a lot of criticism from prominent conservatives. we couldn't accuse the kings of being pro the chinese communist party. in fact, quite the opposite. 1 in fact, quite the opposite. he's neee— fact, quite the opposite. he's made some incredibly critical comments-what- made some incredibly critical comments what did he comments of them. what did he eett— comments of them. what did he een-enee— comments of them. what did he call-once ghastly- comments of them. what did he call once ghastly old call them? once ghastly old waxworks something like that waxworks or something like that . ineeet. se— waxworks or something like that . indeed. so really— waxworks or something like that . indeed. so really ,- waxworks or something like that . 22 so really , the truth . indeed. so really, the truth is, . indeed. so really, the truth ie en— . indeed. so really, the truth is, on a diplomatic— . 22 so really, the truth is, on a diplomatic level, it's tne— is, on a diplomatic level, it's the government— is, on a diplomatic level, it's the government that picks these gweete— the government that picks these gweete net— the government that picks these gweete, net tne— the government that picks these guests, not the king. i mean, tnet-e— guests, not the king. i mean, tnet-etein. — guests, not the king. i mean, that's fair. that's- guests, not the king. i mean, that's fair. that's what we have to remember. buckingham palace perhaps sorts the guest list, but done on but everything is done on government particularly government advice, particularly foreign because foreign office advice, because the monarchy this power of the monarchy has this power of soft doesn't and soft diplomacy, doesn't it? and that's why we're seeing tomorrow in building behind us, in the building behind us, nigel, reception, nigel, a big reception, diplomatic reception with all the heads of state and the foreign heads of state and all the foreign who all the foreign diplomats who have been invited to the coronation mingling with the king, and king, queen consort prince and princess and all the princess of wales and all the great the good of this great and the good of this country. what do we know about prince read prince harry's visit? i've read various newspaper— 37” 111 . 17’ i've read various newspaper reports how enen— various newspaper reports how enent ite— various newspaper reports how enen it-e geing— various newspaper reports how short it's going to— various newspaper reports how short it's going to be. do we knew— short it's going to be. do we anew—geingl short it's going to be. do wei anew—geing te short it's going to be. do we- know_going to be know how long he's going to be nene— know how long he's going to be nene ent— know how long he's going to be here and where— know how long he's going to be here and where he's going to eite — here and where he's going to eite nnenn— here and where he's going to eite nnent nw— here and where he's going to sit? 1. 22 1g here and where he's going to- sit? from my understanding very short nigel. as

short indeed, nigel. as soon as the coronation is over, the coronation ceremony is over, he's be straight he's going to be straight back, we believe, on a plane to travel back california spend time back to california to spend time with on his fourth with archie on his fourth birthday. it's the birthday. of course, it's the first time he's going to be in the room as brother and the same room as his brother and the same room as his brother and the the publication the king since the publication of memoirs there. well, i'm of his memoirs there. well, i'm the queen, absolutely. who he was vicious the queen, absolutely. who he was-vicious about.- the queen, absolutely. who he was-vicious about. so. was pretty vicious about. so tnene-e— was pretty vicious about. so tnene-e ne— was pretty vicious about. so there's no balcony appearance? no. there's no balcony appearance? we-nninee— there's no balcony appearance? no.-prince harry- there's no balcony appearance? no. prince harry and the no. from prince harry and the teteenv— no. from prince harry and the teteenv .— no. from prince harry and the teteenv. i— no. from prince harry and the balcony. i mean,— no. from prince harry and the balcony. i mean, no one thinks of balcony. i mean, no one thinks et tneee— balcony. i mean, no one thinks of these amazing— balcony. i mean, no one thinks of these amazing pictures of v—e dav— of these amazing pictures of v—e new ent— of these amazing pictures of v—e dav ent venwiee— of these amazing pictures of v—e day and various royal events. ant— day and various royal events. ant et— day and various royal events. and of course,— day and various royal events. and of course, the queen jubilee teet— and of course, the queen jubilee teet ween— and of course, the queen jubilee last year where _ and of course, the queen jubilee last year where we _ and of course, the queen jubilee last year where we weren't sure , tet— last year where we weren't sure , twt tne— last year where we weren't sure , but the queen— last year where we weren't sure , but the queen arrived on the teieenv. — , but the queen arrived on the teieenv. it— , but the queen arrived on the balcony. it was— , but the queen arrived on the balcony. it was a— , but the queen arrived on the balcony. it was a very emotional nnennent — balcony. it was a very emotional nnennent i— balcony. it was a very emotional moment. ithink— balcony. it was a very emotional moment. i think many realised we're never going— moment. i think many realised we're never going to see that neeeen— we're never going to see that neeeen egein— we're never going to see that neeeen egein .— we're never going to see that happen again . the magnificent happen again. the magnificent ttv—eeet— happen again. the magnificent ttv—eeet ant— happen again. the magnificent fly—past and they made the big 70 fly—past and they made the big to eign— fly—past and they made the big to eign in— fly—past and they made the big to eign in tne— fly—past and they made the big 70 sign in the sky— fly—past and they made the big 70 sign in the sky news on the fly 70 sign in the sky news on the ttv eetn— 70 sign in the sky news on the ttv eetn . — 70 sign in the sky news on the ttv eetn . se— 70 sign in the sky news on the fly path . so good.— 70 sign in the sky news on the fly path . 32 at1t1 32 fly path. so good. not so good indeed. fly path. so good. not so good indeed . it's predicted 5050 indeed. it's predicted 5050 chance of the fly—past happening . the reason being the weather forecast for saturday is atrocious , to put it mildly. if atrocious, to put it mildly. if you look back to the late

queen's coronation in 1953, the weather was also atrocious actually, and the fly—past to continue. but very low planes and also i've discovered, nigel, that it was delayed until 515. so we're expecting the fly—past this time to be 215, but i suspect as the weather is perhaps going to look good in the evening, they might delay, it might come later. cameron terrific. i'm going— it might come later. cameron terrific. i'm going to- 1 t1;1 cameron terrific. i'm going to see you on terrific. i'm going to see you en setwntev.— terrific. i'm going to see you on saturday. it's— terrific. i'm going to see you on saturday. it's going to be a ven— on saturday. it's going to be a very tig— on saturday. it's going to be a very tig tev— on saturday. it's going to be a very big day and_ on saturday. it's going to be a very big day and i— on saturday. it's going to be a very big day and i hope it's going— very big day and i hope it's geing te— very big day and i hope it's geing te te— very big day and i hope it's geing te be e— very big day and i hope it's going to be a very successful day,— going to be a very successful teelvenv— going to be a very successful day,lvery exciting- going to be a very successful day, very exciting day, and day, a very exciting day, and a ven— day, a very exciting day, and a venv-tew— day, a very exciting day, and a very day, although for very uplifting day, although for eene,-tnint- very uplifting day, although for some, think about it, some, of course, think about it, tnie— some, of course, think about it, tnieltne— some, of course, think about it, this-the third— some, of course, think about it, this the third major royal this is the third major royal event—in- this is the third major royal event-in just- this is the third major royal. event-in just about this is the third major royal- event-in just about a event we've had in just about a ween.— event we've had in just about a ween-tne— event we've had in just about a year.-the jubilee- event we've had in just about a year.-the jubilee ,- event we've had in just about a year. the jubilee , we had year. we had the jubilee, we had the year. we had the jubilee, we had tne-wew— year. we had the jubilee, we had tne-wew eve- year. we had the jubilee, we had the-now we've got- year. we had the jubilee, we had the now we've got the the funeral. now we've got the cenenetien. — the funeral. now we've got the coronation. so _ the funeral. now we've got the coronation. so fingers coronation. so it's fingers eet— coronation. so it's fingers crossed weather and coronation. so it's fingers- crossed _weather and for crossed for the weather and for the crossed for the weather and for tne ttv—eeet— crossed for the weather and for tne ttv—eeet .— crossed for the weather and for the fly—past . but— crossed for the weather and for the fly—past . but now got the fly—past. but now we've got time— the fly—past. but now we've got time ten— the fly—past. but now we've got time ten e— the fly—past. but now we've got time for a couple— the fly—past. but now we've got time for a couple of barrages, tne— time for a couple of barrages, tne tennegee— time for a couple of barrages, the barrages. will you send in ween— the barrages. will you send in vewn gweetiene— the barrages. will you send in your questions me ? we're your questions to me? we're going— your questions to me? we're geing-witn- your questions to me? we're geing-witn renn- your questions to me? we're going with john from going to begin with john from iivenen— going to begin with john from iivenen . — going to begin with john from iivenen . ni— going to begin with john from tiverton . hi, my— going to begin with john from tiverton . 7,t1t11 tiverton. hi, my name is john p . my tiverton. hi, my name is john p . aav gweetien— tiverton. hi, my name is john p . my question for— tiverton. hi, my name is john p . my question for nigel- tiverton. 7,111 my question for nigel farage . my question for nigel farage is . my question for nigel farage ie wnv— . my question for nigel farage ie wnv eent— . my question for nigel farage is why aren't you— my question for nigel farage is why aren't you prime minister ent— is why aren't you prime minister ent we— is why aren't you prime minister ent we get— is why aren't you prime minister ent we get tnie— is why aren't you prime minister and we get this country back on teet— and we get this country back on

tneet . — and we get this country back on tneet . inev— and we get this country back on track . they couldn't- and we get this country back on track . 337. 121 1 1 and we get this country back on track . 3,37. 1 1 1 track. they couldn't run a bath. this lot and labour's even worse. and i'm not alone in my thoughts. nigel so hurry up and get with it . well, john. john get with it. well, john. john inent— get with it. well, john. john inent ven— get with it. well, john. john thank you for— get with it. well, john. john thank you for that- t1;;1 1 well, john. john thank you for that extremely nign— thank you for that extremely nign tevet— thank you for that extremely nign tevet et— thank you for that extremely high level of confidence in me ent— high level of confidence in me ent nw— high level of confidence in me and my abilities— high level of confidence in me and my abilities .— high level of confidence in me and my abilities . but i high level of confidence in me and my abilities. but i think tne— and my abilities. but i think tne reint— and my abilities. but i think tne eeint ie— and my abilities. but i think the point is i— and my abilities. but i think the point is i can't do that on my— the point is i can't do that on my — the point is i can't do that on my we— the point is i can't do that on my own. we have— the point is i can't do that on my own. we have an electoral eveten — my own. we have an electoral eveten nene— my own. we have an electoral system here which under first eeet— system here which under first eeet tne— system here which under first eeet tne eeet— system here which under first past the post makes it in tngtent— past the post makes it in england and— past the post makes it in england and wales , you know, england and wales, you know, vene— england and wales, you know, veryv ven— england and wales, you know, very, very difficult for new eeniee— very, very difficult for new eeniee te— very, very difficult for new parties to break through . you parties to break through. you get— parties to break through. you can get millions— parties to break through. you can get millions of votes and vinwettv— can get millions of votes and vintwettv ne— can get millions of votes and virtually no seats— can get millions of votes and virtually no seats at all. and entit— virtually no seats at all. and wntii we— virtually no seats at all. and wntii we get— virtually no seats at all. and until we get a— virtually no seats at all. and until we get a degree of eteetenet— until we get a degree of electoral reform , i suspect that electoral reform, i suspect that nnitien— electoral reform, i suspect that british politics— electoral reform, i suspect that british politics is— electoral reform, i suspect that british politics is going to enenge— british politics is going to enenge venw— british politics is going to change very, very little. ten veene— change very, very little. ten veene ege,— change very, very little. ten veene ege, i— change very, very little. ten years ago, i thought the lib nene— years ago, i thought the lib dems, conservatives and labour eti— dems, conservatives and labour ett eeeiei— dems, conservatives and labour were all social democrats , were all social democrats, tnenttw— were all social democrats, frankly, couldn't put a eigenette— frankly, couldn't put a cigarette paper between them on eeiiev— cigarette paper between them on eetiev ent— cigarette paper between them on eetiev ent we-ne— cigarette paper between them on policy and we're all going back in wet— policy and we're all going back in that direction.— policy and we're all going back in that direction. the really big— in that direction. the really big fundamental differences between— big fundamental differences between our— big fundamental differences between our major parties are

vene— between our major parties are veryv venv— between our major parties are veryv very etin— between our major parties are very, very slim indeed. so much as very, very slim indeed. so much ee it— very, very slim indeed. so much ee i-t tite— very, very slim indeed. so much ee i-t tite te— very, very slim indeed. so much as i'd like to lend— very, very slim indeed. so much as i'd like to lend a— very, very slim indeed. so much as i'd like to lend a hand, renn— as i'd like to lend a hand, john, there's— as i'd like to lend a hand, john, there's a— as i'd like to lend a hand, john, there's a limit, i'm etete— john, there's a limit, i'm afraid, with— john, there's a limit, i'm afraid, with this system as to wnet— afraid, with this system as to we i— afraid, with this system as to we i neetiv— afraid, with this system as to what i really believe i can do. ant— what i really believe i can do. ant jerry— what i really believe i can do. ant rennv nee— what i really believe i can do. and jerry has a— what i really believe i can do. and jerry has a barrage of the tenege— and jerry has a barrage of the tenege ten— and jerry has a barrage of the tenege ten ne— and jerry has a barrage of the farage for me as— and jerry has a barrage of the farage for me as well. hi, wiget. — farage for me as well. hi, wiget. se— farage for me as well. hi, wiget. se i— farage for me as well. hi, nigel. so ijust- farage for me as well. hi, nigel. 2 farage for me as well. hi,- nigel. so i just wanted to ask , nigel. so i just wanted to ask, now that we've left the eu , when now that we've left the eu, when are we going to start seeing petrol stations selling fuel in gallons instead of litres ? well gallons instead of litres? well , it's a very, very fair gweetien— , it's a very, very fair gweetien ,— , it's a very, very fair question , jerry. , it's a very, very fair- question , jerry. i think that question, jerry. i think that taking gallons off the pumps and putting litres on was a way that fuel prices went up. frankly i'm going back a couple of decades, but fuel prices went up without anybody actually noticing because they hadn't got a blooming clue what a litre was. and they always judged their car by how many miles per gallon. it will do. i have to say the metrication ship has sailed. everyone's taught eight everyone's being taught eight metres as opposed to yards. i can't stand metres. i know that jacob, who's following me, can't ehhen jacob, who's following me, can't

either. but that's that's the way it is. pretty much everybody under 40 now thinks most albie in metric, although we do still have miles. i'm not sure it was too much we can really do about that. although i personally don't like particularly that napoleonic code now barrage the farage a lot. have you been emailing in and asking when are you going back out on the road? well, of course i was in turnberry yesterday, but here it is and if you want to is folks. and if you want to come to a barrage, the farage, you're going to have to book pretty bloomin quickly. so here are . next thursday, are the dates. next thursday, may the 11th, we will be in bournemouth, may the 11th, bournemouth, may the 11th, bourne month, the 25th of may, we will be in peterborough on the 8th of june. we'll be in burton upon trent on the 22nd of june. we're going to be in barnsley on the 20th of july. we're going to be in newport at and on the 27th of july we're going to be in bury. if you want to come to batus to one of our

meetings, i promise you they are the most enormous fun . you've the most enormous fun. you've got to go to gb news, .uk. and if you don't do it by early tomorrow morning, you won't be able to get in. and the reason for that is we could have much bigger audiences, but we like to have a sort of 100, 100, 120 so that there is a genuinely intimate atmosphere. people can ask their questions and i get a chance to meet everybody afterwards. so gb news .uk, if you want to come to any of our upcoming tours of barrage, the farage joining me is the man who stays very calm in a crisis . stays very calm in a crisis. yes, i have my utmost admiration. jacob for the way you handled this the other day. i've got a lot of admiration for you— i've got a lot of admiration for yet teeewee— i've got a lot of admiration for yet teeewee i— i've got a lot of admiration for you because i noticed none of ween— you because i noticed none of vewn tetee— you because i noticed none of vewn tetee ten— you because i noticed none of your dates for farage the farage eteen— your dates for farage the farage eteen witn— your dates for farage the farage clash with the— your dates for farage the farage clash with the lords test match. so clash with the lords test match. se vet-ve— clash with the lords test match. se wen-ve get— clash with the lords test match. se wen-ve get ween— clash with the lords test match. so you've got your priorities nignt. — so you've got your priorities nignt. i— so you've got your priorities nignt. i neve— so you've got your priorities right. i have to— so you've got your priorities right. so you've got your priorities- right. i have to.honest. one right. i have to be honest. one of proposed dates would of the proposed dates would have done changed. so you had done so we changed. so you had to change it? yes. i thought that might something in that might be something in doubt. what you doubt. so jacob, what have you got for us today? well a dozen

people from commonwealth people from the commonwealth who have status have claim representative status but have it have have claim representative status but that have it have have claim representative status but that the have it have have claim representative status but that the king ve it have have claim representative status but that the king shouldive said that the king should apologise for the empire and for all flaws of britain, going all the flaws of britain, going back over centuries . and we'll back over centuries. and we'll be tieeweeing— back over centuries. and we'll be discussing that— back over centuries. and we'll be discussing that and- 1 1111 1 and we'll be discussing that and whether tnet-e— be discussing that and whether mete-net,— be discussing that and whether tnet-e-net, tn- be discussing that and whether that's-not, i'm not- that's right or not, i'm not ven— that's right or not, i'm not vew-en— that's right or not, i'm not. very-on-apologising very keen on this apologising eeeneeen— very keen on this apologising approach-things- very keen on this apologising approach things over which approach for things over which you— approach for things over which vew neve— approach for things over which you have absolutely no response etititw— you have absolutely no response etititw-geing- you have absolutely no response etiiitv. -geing te- you have absolutely no response ability. going to have ability. but we're going to have eeeete— ability. but we're going to have. people—counter—argue people putting the counter—argue eent— people putting the counter—argue eeeent-tnint— people putting the counter—argue accent think viewers accent to and i think viewers witt— accent to and i think viewers wit—te- accent to and i think viewers witt—te neenl accent to and i think viewers. will—to hear what will be interested to hear what the will be interested to hear what tne-ie— will be interested to hear what tne-ie . — will be interested to hear what tne-ie . se- will be interested to hear what tne-ie. so we- will be interested to hear what the-is. so we hadi will be interested to hear what. the-is. so we had this the argument is. so we had this debate earlier. you know, these dumas bands royal dumas bands that the royal family slavery. family apologise for slavery. and the point was made and of course the point was made that actually done that that actually it was done that in 1840 prince albert did it. so there's no need to apologise again, you're absolutely right. prince on the prince albert was on the anti—slavery— prince albert was on the anti—slavery of prince albert was on the antifirst very of prince albert was on the antifirst things of prince albert was on the antifirst things he of prince albert was on the antifirst things he did, of prince albert was on the antifirst things he did, he of prince albert was on the antifirst things he did, he hadf the first things he did, he had teet— the first things he did, he had twet tenne— the first things he did, he had just come over. _ the first things he did, he had just come over. he'd just neneget— just come over. he'd just managed married the queen. he eewit— managed married the queen. he could—english.- managed married the queen. he could english. and could barely speak english. and he could barely speak english. and ne-nete— could barely speak english. and he-madelspeech. could barely speak english. and he made speech to could barely speak english. and. he-madelspeech to the he went and made a speech to the enti—eievenv— he went and made a speech to the anti—slavery league— he went and made a speech to the anti—slavery league english. anti—slavery league in english. it anti—slavery league in english. it wee— anti—slavery league in english. it was-incredibly— anti—slavery league in english. it was incredibly brave and it was an incredibly brave and enineietet— it was an incredibly brave and principled _that- it was an incredibly brave and principled that he did and principled thing that he did and enewe— principled thing that he did and enewe tne— principled thing that he did and shows the attitude of the royal tenitv— shows the attitude of the royal tenitv geing— shows the attitude of the royal family going back a very long time — family going back a very long time. _absolutely- family going back a very long time. absolutely �*ft�*t111 time. well, absolutely. well, then— time. well, absolutely. well, thee-vee— time. well, absolutely. well, there-you .folks,j there you are. you see, folks, we're as bad as a we're not quite as bad as a country with our history as some

of those left wing teachers are telling our kids. but i'm done for now . jacob takes over in for now. jacob takes over in a moment . let's have a look at the moment. let's have a look at the weather. what's he got in hold for us? good evening. this is ween— for us? good evening. this is vewn teteet— for us? good evening. this is your latest weather- 37 good evening. this is your latest weather update from the your latest weather update from tne wet— your latest weather update from the met office— your latest weather update from the met office for— your latest weather update from the met office for gb news news, i'm the met office for gb news news, in atev— the met office for gb news news, i'm alex deakin._ the met office for gb news news, i'm alex deakin. damp start for new— i'm alex deakin. damp start for nenv tenennew— i'm alex deakin. damp start for many tomorrow but it should get a many tomorrow but it should get e tit— many tomorrow but it should get e tit tnignten— many tomorrow but it should get a bit brighter through the day ent—et- a bit brighter through the day. ent—et neevv and then we're looking at heavy tnwntenv— and then we're looking at heavy thundery developing. thundery showers developing. low pressure-anchored— thundery showers developing. low pressure anchored out the pressure is anchored out to the weet— pressure is anchored out to the weet ent— pressure is anchored out to the weet ent ite— pressure is anchored out to the west and it's spinning weather tnente— west and it's spinning weather tnente. ew— west and it's spinning weather fronts. our way. _ west and it's spinning weather fronts. our way. they've already mete— fronts. our way. they've already nete ten— fronts. our way. they've already made for some— fronts. our way. they've already made for some quite wet conditions— made for some quite wet conditions across parts of wales ent— conditions across parts of wales and southwest— conditions across parts of wales and southwest england earlier tetew— and southwest england earlier tetew ent— and southwest england earlier today, and that's— and southwest england earlier today, and that's spiralling nenttwente— today, and that's spiralling northwards. so— today, and that's spiralling northwards. so outbreaks of rain ewening— northwards. so outbreaks of rain ewening inte— northwards. so outbreaks of rain pushing into northern england, tennenn— pushing into northern england, northern-and- pushing into northern england, northern and southern northern ireland and southern ent— northern ireland and southern and-scotland- northern ireland and southern and-scotland to- northern ireland and southern and scotland to much of and central scotland to much of ete— and central scotland to much of eastern england.— and central scotland to much of eastern england. much of nennenn— eastern england. much of northern scotland stay dry northern scotland will stay dry nene.— northern scotland will stay dry nene-teen— northern scotland will stay dry here. keen easterly here. still a keen easterly wint— here. still a keen easterly wint. we— here. still a keen easterly wind. we could- here. still a keen easterly wind. we could get down to 1 or 2 wind. we could get down to 1 or a eneee— wind. we could get down to 1 or a nene— wind. we could get down to 1 or 2 across parts of— wind. we could get down to 1 or 2 across parts of northern sealant,— 2 across parts of northern scotland, but— 2 across parts of northern scotland, but certainly further eewtn. — scotland, but certainly further eewtn. it— scotland, but certainly further eewtn. it ven— scotland, but certainly further south. a very mild night, south. it's a very mild night, eeneintv— south. it's a very mild night, certainly compared to recent nigtte— certainly compared to recent nignte. a— certainly compared to recent nights. a dull,— certainly compared to recent nights. a dull, damp start then, eeniewtentv— nights. a dull, damp start then, particularly for— nights. a dull, damp start then, particularly for north wales, tennenn— particularly for north wales, northern england, southern sealant,— northern england, southern scotland, northern ireland. but

it enewtt— scotland, northern ireland. but it should brighten up in many teeetiene— it should brighten up in many locations. then— it should brighten up in many locations. then we're looking at neevv— locations. then we're looking at neevv eewene— locations. then we're looking at heavy showers breaking out neettv— heavy showers breaking out neettv tnen — heavy showers breaking out really from mid—morning onwards and really from mid—morning onwards ent eeniewtentv— really from mid—morning onwards and particularly through the env— and particularly through thei eeniv—neevv early afternoon. some heavy tewneewne— downpours continuing over nennenn— downpours continuing over nennenn pene— downpours continuing over northern parts of devon, cennwett— northern parts of devon, cornwall and _ northern parts of devon, cornwall and especially down the ete— cornwall and especially down the eeetenn-et— cornwall and especially down the eastern-of england- cornwall and especially down the eastern of england rumbles eastern side of england rumbles of eastern side of england rumbles et—nivet- eastern side of england rumbles et—nixet in- eastern side of england rumbles of_mixed in as- of thunder, hail mixed in as wet.— of thunder, hail mixed in as well. between— of thunder, hail mixed in as well. between the showers. inene-tt— well. between the showers. inene-tt te— well. between the showers. there'll be some sunny spells wnen— there'll be some sunny spells when temperatures climb when temperatures will climb inte—a- when temperatures will climb inte—a eettl when temperatures will climb. into _a cold day, into the high teens. a cold day, tnewgn— into the high teens. a cold day, tnewgnlwitn— into the high teens. a cold day, thoughiwith-of- into the high teens. a cold day, though with of mist and though, with a lot of mist and tew— though, with a lot of mist and tew-eeneee— though, with a lot of mist and low-across-far- low cloud across the far nentneeet. — low cloud across the far. northeast. _heavy northeast. still some heavy eewene— northeast. still some heavy showers across— northeast. still some heavy showers across eastern areas twing— showers across eastern areas twning tnitev— showers across eastern areas during friday they during friday evening. they enewtt— during friday evening. they should fizzle— during friday evening. they should fizzle out, though. many eieeee— should fizzle out, though. many places becoming— should fizzle out, though. many places becoming dry for a time. ent— places becoming dry for a time. but ee— places becoming dry for a time. but ee we— places becoming dry for a time. but as we head— places becoming dry for a time. but as we head into the weekend v-at_ but as we head into the weekend it tnie— but as we head into the weekend it tnie nene— but as we head into the weekend ,-at this, more wet- but as we head into the weekend , at this, more wet weather , look at this, more wet weather eening— , look at this, more wet weather eening-tne— , look at this, more wet weather coming the south—west. coming in from the south—west. eweetien— coming in from the south—west. question _exactly . coming in from the south—west.. question _exactly when coming in from the south—west.. quesrain _exactly when coming in from the south—west. quesrain will exactly when coming in from the south—west. quesrain will arrive exactly when coming in from the south—west. quesrain will arrive inaxactly when coming in from the south—west. quesrain will arrive in the tly when that rain will arrive in the tenten— that rain will arrive in the london area— that rain will arrive in the london area on- that rain will arrive in the london area on saturday. but it may— london area on saturday. but it new wett— london area on saturday. but it new wett mete— london area on saturday. but it may well make quite a grey may well make for quite a grey ent— may well make for quite a grey ent tene— may well make for quite a grey and damp afternoon. in eeniewten— and damp afternoon. in particular, will and damp afternoon. in- particular,-will spread particular, the rain will spread to particular, the rain will spread te—wetee- particular, the rain will spread to _wales and. to the midlands, wales and eventweitw— to the midlands, wales and eventually northern eventually into northern tngtent— eventually into northern england. much of the day for england. but much of the day for the england. but much of the day for tne ten— england. but much of the day for tne ten nenn— england. but much of the day for the far north of— england. but much of the day for the far north of england, seettent— the far north of england, scotland looking dry, just a few eeettenet— scotland looking dry, just a few scattered showers— scotland looking dry, just a few scattered showers some scattered showers here in some tnigntneee— scattered showers here in some brightness still— scattered showers here in some brightness still cold and tiwetenw— brightness still cold and ttwetenw in— brightness still cold and blustery in the far north—east. tieewnene— blustery in the far north—east. elsewhere temperatures elsewhere our temperatures in the elsewhere our temperatures in tne-nign— elsewhere our temperatures in the-high teens- elsewhere our temperatures in the high teens but the mid to high teens but teeting— the mid to high teens but teeting-ee- the mid to high teens but feeling-as that- the mid to high teens but

feeling as that rain feeling cooler as that rain arrives and— feeling cooler as that rain arrives and there'll be further vein— arrives and there'll be further neinleenne— arrives and there'll be further rain come. western areas rain to come. western areas teeting— rain to come. western areas teeting tnen— rain to come. western areas looking drier on— rain to come. western areas looking drier on sunday, but enetnen— looking drier on sunday, but enetnen-et— looking drier on sunday, but another-of rain- looking drier on sunday, but another of rain crossing another spell of rain crossing tne—tent- another spell of rain crossing the—bank holidayl the country on bank holiday wentew—

all hello. good evening. it's me, jacob rees—mogg , erg, live me, jacob rees—mogg, erg, live from buckingham palace on state of the nation tonight . one of of the nation tonight. one of the high points of a constitutional monarchy is upon us and yet the king is under attack . a small number of attack. a small number of commonwealth agitators have written to his majesty requesting an apology because of the empire . will