r ,- shall we.7 d0 shall we? do you think shall we? do you think that they should— shall we? do you think that they should be— shall we? do you think that they should be able— shall we? do you think that they should be able to— shall we? do you think that they should be able to plug the gaps in the— should be able to plug the gaps in the labour— should be able to plug the gaps in the labour market in this country— in the labour market in this country and— in the labour market in this country and are— in the labour market in this country and are you having a coronation— country and are you having a coronation get— country and are you having a coronation get together this weekend?— coronation get together this weekend? have— coronation get together this weekend? have you been allowed to put— weekend? have you been allowed to put up— weekend? have you been allowed to put up your— weekend? have you been allowed to put up your bunting ? well, if to put up your bunting? well, if you have,— to put up your bunting? well, if you have, you— to put up your bunting? well, if you have, you might have realised— you have, you might have realised you've- you have, you might have realised you've had to fill in a three— realised you've had to fill in a thee hege— realised you've had to fill in a three page document to get hethteeteh— three page document to get hethteeteh .— three page document to get permission . or— three page document to get permission . or have you just put permission. or have you just put it permission. or have you just put tt uh— permission. or have you just put tt up anyway— permission. or have you just put tt up anyway e— permission. or have you just put it up anyway ? this— permission. or have you just put it up anyway ? this world gone it up anyway? this world gone het— it up anyway? this world gone met when— it up anyway? this world gone met when ht— it up anyway? this world gone mad when it comes to red tape. wett— mad when it comes to red tape. wett hete— mad when it comes to red tape. wett have ht— mad when it comes to red tape. we'll have it all— mad when it comes to red tape. we'll have it all to— mad when it comes to red tape. we'll have it all to come. but hetete— we'll have it all to come. but hetete we— we'll have it all to come. but hetete we get— we'll have it all to come. but before we get into— we'll have it all to come. but before we get into it, let's bring— before we get into it, let's bring ourselves- before we get into it, let's bring ourselves up to speed with tehteht-e— bring ourselves up to speed with tonight's latest— bring ourselves up to speed with tonight's latest headlines . as . michelle, thank you. c: michelle, thank you. good evehthg. — michelle, thank you. good evehthg. th— michelle, thank you. good evening. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom at 6 pm, the conservatives continue to suffer

heavy losses in the local elections in england , with elections in england, with around three quarters of the votes counted , the tories have votes counted, the tories have so far lost control of 40 councils, including stratford on avon, where former tory party chair nadhim zahawi is mp. labour has gained 17, including east staffordshire in swindon , east staffordshire in swindon, while the lib dems have gained seven. prime minister rishi sunak has admitted the results are disappointing, but liberal democrat leader sir ed davey said the conservatives should be worried about the next general election. these worried about the next general election . these are some of our election. these are some of our teet— election. these are some of our test ever— election. these are some of our best ever results. _ election. these are some of our best ever results. they- f" these are some of our best ever results. they give us a great— best ever results. they give us a great foundation for the next generat— a great foundation for the next general election.— a great foundation for the next general election. they'll be conservative— general election. they'll be conservative mps across the blue wett— conservative mps across the blue watt teete— conservative mps across the blue wall seats across— conservative mps across the blue wall seats across many of these areas who will— wall seats across many of these areas who will be— wall seats across many of these areas who will be really, really wethet. — areas who will be really, really wethet. how— areas who will be really, really worried. now that— areas who will be really, really worried. now that the liberal democrats— worried. now that the liberal democrats could— worried. now that the liberal democrats could beat them at the next— democrats could beat them at the next-eteetteh— democrats could beat them at the next-election . - next general election. meanwhile, _ next general election. meanwhile, the - next general election. meanwhile, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, believes he's now course to become the next now on course to become the next prime minister. we've just taken hetwey— prime minister. we've just taken hetwey tet— prime minister. we've just taken hetwey tee the— prime minister. we've just taken medway for the first— 37” m " we've just taken medway for the first time since teete- — medway for the first time since teete- thet— medway for the first time since teete- that he— medway for the first time since 1998. that is a _ medway for the first time since 1998. that is a very , very good

1998. that is a very, very good hteht— 1998. that is a very, very good hteht tet— 1998. that is a very, very good htght tee the— 1998. that is a very, very good night for the labour party and we ttth-t— night for the labour party and we went thet— night for the labour party and we didn't just get it over the the.— we didn't just get it over the the. the— we didn't just get it over the line. we absolutely smashed it. ahe— line. we absolutely smashed it. and he— line. we absolutely smashed it. and he the— line. we absolutely smashed it. and it's the same— line. we absolutely smashed it. and it's the same story elsewhere _ and it's the same story elsewhere ,_ and it's the same story elsewhere , same story in elsewhere, same story in htwhewth— elsewhere, same story in htwhewth ,— elsewhere, same story in plymouth , in— elsewhere, same story in plymouth , in stoke up in plymouth, in stoke up in middlesbrough . these are the key middlesbrough. these are the key hettteetewhte— middlesbrough. these are the key battlegrounds as— middlesbrough. these are the key battlegrounds as we go into the next— battlegrounds as we go into the next election— battlegrounds as we go into the next election and— battlegrounds as we go into the next election and make no tweete— next election and make no mistake, this— next election and make no mistake, this means that we are on course for a labour majority at the— on course for a labour majority at the next— on course for a labour majority at the next election . cu. " on course for a labour majority at the next election . cu. ” at the next election. our other top stew— at the next election. our other top story today, on the eve of the king's coronation the king and the prince and princess of wales have greeted well—wishers on the mall . congratulations on the mall. congratulations yvette— on the mall. congratulations yvette cooper— on the mall. congratulations yvette cooper ._ on the mall. congratulations yvette cooper . you- congratulations yvette cooper . you look much yvette cooper. you look much younger— yvette cooper. you look much younger h— yvette cooper. you look much younger th the— yvette cooper. you look much younger in the flesh and eeheetetw— younger in the flesh and especially look for tomorrow. king— especially look for tomorrow. king chattes— especially look for tomorrow. king charles made— especially look for tomorrow. king charles made a- especially look for tomorrow. king charles made a surprise appearance to meet with some of the thousands gathered outside buckingham palace . william and buckingham palace. william and kate joined the king for the walkabout. they praised the party atmosphere on the mall and described the coronation as a great moment of celebration when the trio shook hands and took selfies with the crowds and

there were cheers of god save there were cheers of god save the king. the royalists who've been camping out hoping to catch a glimpse of history being made , described it as a once in a lifetime opportunity. we were literally just walking back to the hotel and then we just saw everybody cheering and came over and then saw the king and shook the . you've got to shake the hand. you've got to shake the hand. you've got to shake the hand— the hand. you've got to shake the hand through— “a“t: you've got to shake the hand through the crowd. and i the hand through the crowd. and . get— the hand through the crowd. and . get te— the hand through the crowd. and t get to shake— the hand through the crowd. and i got to shake the— the hand through the crowd. and i got to shake the hand. what did i got to shake the hand. what we he— i got to shake the hand. what did he shake— i got to shake the hand. what did he shake his— i got to shake the hand. what did he shake his hand? \t:::t did he shake his hand? no, unfortunately, _ did he shake his hand? no, unfortunately, i— did he shake his hand? no, unfortunately, i didn't. but anyway, it was still nice to see him from belfast. see him come from belfast. to see him. it's my birthday tomorrow and the king today. more and i saw the king today. more than 400,000 people- and i saw the king today. more than 400,000 people are- e�*t: g : more than 400,000 people are to. receive—recognition receive a medal in recognition of receive a medal in recognition et theh— receive a medal in recognition of their contribution to the the-e— king's coronation. police ettteete— king's coronation. police officers, choristers, military heteehhet— officers, choristers, military personnel and _ officers, choristers, military personnel and ambulance workers are personnel and ambulance workers among these— personnel and ambulance workers are among those who'll receive the tweet— are among those who'll receive the award made— are among those who'll receive the award made of nickel silver. they— the award made of nickel silver. thew teetwe — the award made of nickel silver. thew teetwe e— the award made of nickel silver. they feature a portrait of king chattee— they feature a portrait of king chettee ent— they feature a portrait of king charles and the— they feature a portrait of king charles and the queen consort hate.— charles and the queen consort hete- ahe— charles and the queen consort hete- aht eh— charles and the queen consort kate. and on the— charles and the queen consort kate. and on the other side, a there— kate. and on the other side, a laurel wreath— kate. and on the other side, a laurel wreath and— kate. and on the other side, a laurel wreath and the date of the coronation— laurel wreath and the date of the coronation meanwhile people thewetthe— the coronation meanwhile people thewetthe eh— the coronation meanwhile people travelling on the— the coronation meanwhile people travelling on the railways this weekend— travelling on the railways this weekend will— travelling on the railways this weekend will be— travelling on the railways this weekend will be told to mind the gap by—

weekend will be told to mind the gap by none— weekend will be told to mind the gap by ether— weekend will be told to mind the gap by none other than the king hhheett— gap by none other than the king hhheett .— gap by none other than the king hhheett. th— gap by none other than the king himself. i'm joined by the queen eeheett — himself. i'm joined by the queen eeheett thew— himself. i'm joined by the queen consort. they recorded an announcement- consort. they recorded an announcement to be played at every— announcement to be played at every tettwew— announcement to be played at every railway and— announcement to be played at every railway and underground stateh— every railway and underground etetteh teete— every railway and underground station across the _ every railway and underground station across the uk all weekend— station across the uk all weekend and— station across the uk all weekend and on bank holiday hehtew— weekend and on bank holiday hehtew . — weekend and on bank holiday hehtew . hw— weekend and on bank holiday monday . my wife- weekend and on bank holiday monday . mg ”ti; e�*t: weekend and on bank holiday monday . mg ”ti; cw: weekend and on bank holiday monday . mg ”ti; ct“: weekend and on bank holiday monday . ct“: monday. my wife and i wish you and your families a wonderful coronation weekend and wherever you are travelling , we hope you you are travelling, we hope you have a safe and pleasant journey. and remember , please journey. and remember, please mind the gap . world leaders have mind the gap. world leaders have been— mind the gap. world leaders have been ewtwhe— mind the gap. world leaders have been arriving at— w: gcit world leaders have been arriving at downing wt: gcit world leaders have been arriving at downing street theat— been arriving at downing street eheet et— been arriving at downing street eheet et the— been arriving at downing street ahead of the king's coronation, leading— ahead of the king's coronation, teethe the— ahead of the king's coronation, leading the us— ahead of the king's coronation, leading the us delegation is joe htteh-e— leading the us delegation is joe htteh-e whe— leading the us delegation is joe biden's wife, the— leading the us delegation is joe biden's wife, the first lady, jill biden's wife, the first lady, it then— biden's wife, the first lady, jill biden was— biden's wife, the first lady, jill biden was met at downing street— jill biden was met at downing street tw— jill biden was met at downing street by akshata murty, the hrtrhe— street by akshata murty, the prime minister's wife. earlier tteht— prime minister's wife. earlier tteht suret— prime minister's wife. earlier rishi sunak welcomed australian hrtrhe— rishi sunak welcomed australian prime minister— rishi sunak welcomed australian prime minister anthony albanese and prime minister anthony albanese the new— prime minister anthony albanese and new zealand's chris hipkins, teth— and new zealand's chris hipkins, heth et— and new zealand's chris hipkins, heth et them— and new zealand's chris hipkins, both of them are— and new zealand's chris hipkins, both of them are vocal republicans- both of them are vocal republicans but have said thew-th— republicans but have said they'll swear— republicans but have said they'll swear allegiance to the king— they'll swear allegiance to the king terherrew— they'll swear allegiance to the king tomorrow ._ they'll swear allegiance to the king tomorrow . in other news, king tomorrow. in other news, ratt— king tomorrow. in other news, rett heeeeheere— king tomorrow. in other news, rail passengers face yet more therwhtteh— rail passengers face yet more disruption after— rail passengers face yet more disruption after rmt members theret— disruption after rmt members backed further— disruption after rmt members backed further strikes over the hert— backed further strikes over the

next eh— backed further strikes over the next six months.— backed further strikes over the next six months. workers at 14 treth— next six months. workers at 14 the theatre— next six months. workers at 14 train operating companies have already— train operating companies have already announced plans to walk off already announced plans to walk oh the— already announced plans to walk oh the job— already announced plans to walk off the job next— already announced plans to walk off the job next weekend . the off the job next weekend. the etrtte — off the job next weekend. the etrtte wttt— off the job next weekend. the strike will disrupt travel to the— strike will disrupt travel to the eurovision _ strike will disrupt travel to the eurovision song contest in ttwerheet. — the eurovision song contest in ttwerheet. the— the eurovision song contest in liverpool. the result saw over hete— liverpool. the result saw over stow et— liverpool. the result saw over store et whteh— liverpool. the result saw over 90% of union members voting in tewew— 90% of union members voting in tevew et— 90% of union members voting in favour of further— 90% of union members voting in favour of further industrial tether.— favour of further industrial eetteh. the— favour of further industrial action. the world health organisation— action. the world health organisation has announced that cowh— organisation has announced that covth tet— organisation has announced that covth he he— organisation has announced that covid 19 no longer represents a etehet— covid 19 no longer represents a etehet heetth— covid 19 no longer represents a global health emergency . it's global health emergency. it's a step— global health emergency. it's a etee tewerte— global health emergency. it's a step towards the— global health emergency. it's a step towards the end of a eehterhte— step towards the end of a pandemic that- step towards the end of a pandemic that has killed nearly 7 rhtttteh— pandemic that has killed nearly 7 million people— pandemic that has killed nearly 7 million people globally . but 7 million people globally. but the director— 7 million people globally. but the director insisted countries ehewtt— the director insisted countries ehewtt het— the director insisted countries should not let— the director insisted countries should not let down their guard . vverhhe— should not let down their guard . vverhhe the— should not let down their guard . warning the virus will be here to . warning the virus will be here te stew— . warning the virus will be here te etev .— . warning the virus will be here te etev . ah— . warning the virus will be here to stay . an increasing number of to stay. an increasing number of scams are taking— to stay. an increasing number of scams are taking place through eeetet— scams are taking place through eeetet metre— scams are taking place through social media sites— scams are taking place through social media sites such as teeeheet— social media sites such as teeeheet ,— social media sites such as facebook , whatsapp and instagram facebook, whatsapp and instagram . tse— facebook, whatsapp and instagram . tsh hert— facebook, whatsapp and instagram . tsh heht seve— facebook, whatsapp and instagram . tsb bank says 80% of its own th the— . tsb bank says 80% of its own cases in the three— . tsb bank says 80% of its own cases in the three biggest fraud eeteeertee— cases in the three biggest fraud categories were— cases in the three biggest fraud categories were through meta ewhet — categories were through meta owned companies. its fraud experts— owned companies. its fraud experts ere— owned companies. its fraud experts are warning users to keep— experts are warning users to keep eh— experts are warning users to keep an eve— experts are warning users to keep an eve eut— experts are warning users to keep an eye out for random messages claiming to be from

three— messages claiming to be from terhttv ent— messages claiming to be from family and friends. they say customers should contact the hereeh— customers should contact the peer h— customers should contact the person in question before transferring— person in question before transferring any money. you're up transferring any money. you're we te— transferring any money. you're we te tate— transferring any money. you're we te tete eh— transferring any money. you're up to date on gb— transferring any money. you're up to date on gb news. now let's get teet— up to date on gb news. now let's get heet te— up to date on gb news. now let's get heet te .— get back to. michelle ithanks_ get back to. michelle l thanks for- get back to. michelle i thanks for that,l get back to. michelle thanks for that, bethany. well, get back to. michelle thanks for that, eandiny. well, get back to. michelle thanks for that, eand i'm well, i'm michelle dewberry and i'm keeping company live until keeping you company live until 7:00 buckingham 7:00 tonight from buckingham palace. what a treat. again, alex dean , the political alex dean, the political consultant, keeps company , as consultant, keeps me company, as does paul mbappe, the author , does paul mbappe, the author, fireman unionist. good fireman and trade unionist. good evening, gents. what a treat. i can't believe you didn't get dressed well we dressed up there. well we matched. we snapchatted and made sure we were in the— c: we snapchatted and made sure we were in the same outfit. i sure we were in the same outfit. t teet— sure we were in the same outfit. t teet the— sure we were in the same outfit. i feel the need— sure we were in the same outfit. i feel the need to— sure we were in the same outfit. i feel the need to get dressed up,— i feel the need to get dressed up, te— i feel the need to get dressed up, telheheet. — i feel the need to get dressed up, to honest. like i feel the need to get dressed. up, to.honest.-like it up, to be honest. do you like it ethe— up, to be honest. do you like it the t— up, to be honest. do you like it the t ee— up, to be honest. do you like it all? i rose between— up, to be honest. do you like it all? i rose between two thorns. veeh. — all? i rose between two thorns. veeh. -ttte— all? i rose between two thorns. veeh. -ttte e— all? i rose between two thorns.| yeah. -like a tablecloth. yeah. i look like a tablecloth. i'm well aware that. but i'm very well aware of that. but i'm very well aware of that. but i to myself, you know, i thought to myself, you know, if you can't get into the spirit of day before coronation,

of the day before coronation, then get into it? then when can you get into it? that's what i said. certainly getthg— that's what i said. certainly getthg thte— that's what i said. certainly getting into the— t: certainly getting into the spirit. i'm tetthttetv— getting into the spirit. i'm definitely getting into the spirit. my little year old spirit. my little two year old lent me bow tie for the lent me his bow tie for the occasion. bless him. yeah. fantastic know anything occasion. bless him. yeah. fantasit, know anything occasion. bless him. yeah. fantas it, frankly. anything occasion. bless him. yeah. fantasit, frankly. buthing about it, quite frankly. but anyway. i like it. i like anyway. yes, i like it. i like it. i feel today as well, especially, i have to say, we've been here all week and today it has. been here all week and today it has bufieh been here all week and today it has. busier. the has. it's got a lot busier. the vibe has got lot more busier. vibe has got a lot more busier. everyone is certainly getting ready are you? ready for tomorrow. are you? i want your thoughts. you know the drill. gbviews@gbnews.uk want your thoughts. you know the drill. getiiews@gbnews.uk want your thoughts. you know the drill. get hold @gbnews.uk want your thoughts. you know the drill. get hold of bnews.uk want your thoughts. you know the drill. get hold of meivs.uk want your thoughts. you know the drill. get hold of me on jk want your thoughts. you know the drill. get hold of me on the how you get hold of me on the email you can tweet if email or you can tweet me if that's your at gb news. that's your thing at gb news. i've been asking you haven't i as well? with me some of as well? share with me some of your coronation goings have your coronation goings on. have your coronation goings on. have you conservatory ready? you got your conservatory ready? your in your front you got your conservatory ready? your whatever. r front you got your conservatory ready? your whatever. anyway, look window, whatever. anyway, look at viewer image. at this viewer image. i absolutely love it. this was sent in from one of my other viewers, jeremy, his viewers, jeremy, i think his name is mum. so this is his name is his mum. so this is his mum, jenny. she. this is all the way back when she was way back in 1953 when she was just years old. and it was just five years old. and it was taken, the taken, of course, at the coronation queen elizabeth ii coronation of queen elizabeth ii and jenny was presented with the coronation cup at a street

party. let's have a little look at the cup . absolutely. love it. at the cup. absolutely. love it. so this is jeremy. oh, you didn't show me the cup . that's didn't show me the cup. that's not the cup. that's a table. that's something different. well, anyway , i've got the cup well, anyway, i've got the cup jeremy sent it to me, which is absolutely brilliant. so jeremy, apparently jenny now lives in god's own county, which is yorkshire. you've got to. it's that one that i've just shown you there, by the way, that was dave's little get up there. did you see it? puerto ventura. he is so yeah. the sun, the is in. so yeah. the sun, the coronation sunshine is hitting far and wide. i want your thoughts , your pictures coming thoughts, your pictures coming in. that's the email address so you can get hold of me tonight and i'll have some more coming you can get hold of me tonight anilaterhave some more coming you can get hold of me tonight an(later one some more coming you can get hold of me tonight an(later on in;ome more coming you can get hold of me tonight an(later on in the; more coming you can get hold of me tonight an(later on in the programme.|g up later on in the programme. but course, the big news of but of course, the big news of the day local elections. the day is the local elections. we haven't, of course, yet got all of the results. they're still coming through. has still coming through. but it has been that it been clear, hasn't it, that it has been a good night for has not been a good night for the conservatives. of course, all the opposition parties have seen with labour taking seen gains with labour taking it. been a lot of it. i mean there's been a lot of celebration about this. the constituent rac of medway, the lib and

lib dems, seized windsor and maidenhead . and alex, i'll start maidenhead. and alex, i'll start with you. what is your kind of key takeaway of the key takeaway from some of the goings as i mentioned, we goings on? as i mentioned, we have yet the final have not yet got the final results, but we've seen enough. so point one, it's a bad night for tories and anyone who for the tories and anyone who pretends otherwise is whistling dixie and that's good to say that. first of all, obviously gevehrheht— first of all, obviously governments often do badly rhtt—terrh— governments often do badly rhtt—terrh h— governments often do badly mid—term in local elections. the— mid—term in local elections. the he— mid—term in local elections. this is worse— mid—term in local elections. this is worse than the norm. so that-e— this is worse than the norm. so thet-e heht— this is worse than the norm. so that's point one.— this is worse than the norm. so that's point one. point two is thet— that's point one. point two is that he— that's point one. point two is that he het— that's point one. point two is that it's not actually that for greet—ether. i great keir starmer either. veg-ve— great keir starmer either. you've-real- great keir starmer either. you've real surges for you've seen a real surges for the— you've seen a real surges for the-democrats- you've seen a real surges for the democrats and the liberal democrats and the greens— the liberal democrats and the greens-therefore,- the liberal democrats and the greens therefore, whilst greens and therefore, whilst heht— greens and therefore, whilst heht-te— greens and therefore, whilst eeht-te thet— greens and therefore, whilst point is that local point three is that local eteettehe— point three is that local elections great elections are not great prettetere— elections are not great predictors general predictors for general elections,— predictors for general elections, that might imply a eettt— elections, that might imply a ehttt eh— elections, that might imply a eettt eh the— elections, that might imply a split on the left,— elections, that might imply a split on the left, which means it's split on the left, which means he het— split on the left, which means he het eth— split on the left, which means it's not all fantastic for the oeeeettteh— it's not all fantastic for the opposition leader either. do you thht— opposition leader either. do you thht tt-e— opposition leader either. do you think it's fantastic— opposition leader either. do you think it's fantastic for the eeeeettteh— think it's fantastic for the opposition paul no. think it's fantastic for the - opposition-paul no. keir opposition leader paul no. keir sterher— opposition leader paul no. keir stermer th— opposition leader paul no. keir starmer in the— opposition leader paul no. keir starmer in the labour- opposition leader paul no. keir starmer in the labour party clearly have not sealed the deal with the electorate . i mean when with the electorate. i mean when you think of where tony blair was just a year or two out from the 1997 general election, miles away from labour , absolutely away from labour, absolutely smashed it and won, i think 179

seat landslide for the labour party at the moment and nowhere near that territory. so i mean, i think alex's assessment was, was reasonably accurate. i think it's evident that many people , it's evident that many people, many voters are falling out of love with the tories, but are not necessarily falling in love with labour. if you look at labour's share of the vote compared to the last time it increased, but not very much increased, but not by very much at all. they did make some inroads into red wall constituencies into those areas, those local authority areas where they were heavily in favour of brexit and i think that will bring some solace to keir starmer. look, he had keir starmer. but look, he had a mountain to climb a few years ago and whilst the labour party has unquestionably some has unquestionably made some progress that mountain, progress up that mountain, i think long, long think it's still a long, long way from the peak. so way from, from the peak. so i think to be honest, anybody who says the election says that the general election is in bag for the labour is in the bag for the labour party is delusional. there is still everything play for. still everything to play for. well, yeah, projected well, yeah, the projected hettehet— well, yeah, the projected nationallit's- well, yeah, the projected national it's been estimated apparently it's been estimated it apparently it's been estimated tt-hwt— apparently it's been estimated tt-hwt the— apparently it's been estimated it-put the tories- apparently it's been estimated it put the tories at 26, it would put the tories at 26, tehew— it would put the tories at 26, tehew et— it would put the tories at 26, labour at 35%_ it would put the tories at 26, labour at 35% and lib dems at 20.— labour at 35% and lib dems at 20. se— labour at 35% and lib dems at 20. so basically— labour at 35% and lib dems at

20. so basically if— labour at 35% and lib dems at 20. so basically if all things egret— 20. so basically if all things was equal and— 20. so basically if all things was equal and it— 20. so basically if all things was equal and it was the general eteetteh— was equal and it was the general eteettehlwee— was equal and it was the general election, was mirroring this, election, it was mirroring this, thet— election, it was mirroring this, that wette— election, it was mirroring this, that would be _ election, it was mirroring this, that would be the result. it�*t�*iccc that would be the result. well, of that would be the result. well, et-teeeh-t— that would be the result. well, of-doesn't mirror- of course it doesn't mirror that. and there's a good couple of why. the first is of reasons why. the first is that country was that not all of the country was voting yesterday. the so let me do the objective thing. if i do the things the subjective things objectively, country objectively, much of the country didn't only england didn't vote. it was only england and of england. also and only bits of england. also objectively, local elections are different, not just because of much lower turnout, but because of the much stronger appearance of independent candidates. the seats that were being contested from 25% were held from 2019, 25% of them were held by independents. so it's quite hard read even your keir hard to read even if your keir starmer's biggest champion, you might hard to display might argue it's hard to display that that that kind of momentum that he wants when so many seats wants to show when so many seats were held before by by independents. the other independents. but the other thing worth bearing thing i think is worth bearing in mind the comparisons in mind is this the comparisons that paul was making, i think are ones. what are the are the right ones. what are the seismic moments in british politics? one of politics? this wasn't one of them. more like them. this feels much more like them. this feels much more like the neil kinnock on one side or gordon brown on other side the neil kinnock on one side or gothei brown on other side the neil kinnock on one side or gothe tonyvn on other side the neil kinnock on one side or gothe tony blair other side the neil kinnock on one side or gothe tony blair tokyo her side the neil kinnock on one side or gothe tony blair tokyo seismic of the tony blair tokyo seismic moment and the kinnock school of thought, which is one more heave with an 80 seat majority to

overcome plus the boundary changes. that changes. it's not going to that implies it's not enough in implies to me it's not enough in one he's starmer is not one go he's keir starmer is not seeing the kind of momentum he needs to see. and i'm saying that whilst conceding night that whilst conceding bad night for your for the tories, paul, your thoughts? yeah, i think big thoughts? yeah, i think the big hrehterh— thoughts? yeah, i think the big problem -starmer- thoughts? yeah, i think the big problem -starmer at- 3“ yeah, i think the big problem starmer at the problem for keir starmer at the rherheht— problem for keir starmer at the moment-think— problem for keir starmer at the moment think understands moment is i think he understands where—here— moment is i think he understands where_party needs- moment is i think he understands where party needs to where the labour party needs to go..understands_ where the labour party needs to go. understands the go. he understands the trg-eeterv— go. he understands the trajectory necessary go. he understands the- trajectory- necessary to trajectory that's necessary to get— trajectory that's necessary to get-tehew— trajectory that's necessary to get-labour-into . trajectory that's necessary to get labour into ten get the labour party into ten hewhhg— get the labour party into ten hewhhg-t— get the labour party into ten downing-i think- get the labour party into ten downing i think the downing street. i think the erehterh — downing street. i think the erehterh te— downing street. i think the problem is largely he's shackled by a— problem is largely he's shackled by a party,— problem is largely he's shackled by a party large— problem is largely he's shackled by a party, large parts of which etrhhtv— by a party, large parts of which ethetv te— by a party, large parts of which ethetv te het— by a party, large parts of which simply do not want to go there. t hey— simply do not want to go there. they ere— simply do not want to go there. they verv— simply do not want to go there. they are very uncomfortable with the-et— they are very uncomfortable with the-et tetth— they are very uncomfortable with the-of faith, family- they are very uncomfortable with the of faith, family and the kind of faith, family and tag— the kind of faith, family and hag—ere- the kind of faith, family and tteg—ere verv- flag stuff. they are very uncomfortable flag stuff. they are very- uncomfortable -fact that uncomfortable with the fact that he-teeh— uncomfortable with the fact that he-teeh weve— uncomfortable with the fact that he - look, we've -to - he said, look, we've got to erhreehe— he said, look, we've got to embrace - it's- he said, look, we've got to. embrace-it's-it's embrace brexit. it's done. it's over. some people, i think, wette— over. some people, i think, wewtt the— over. some people, i think, would like to— over. some people, i think, would like to reopen that wound. ahe— would like to reopen that wound. art-erehterh— would like to reopen that wound. and-problem there- would like to reopen that wound. and problem there is that and the problem there is that ereteete— and the problem there is that ereteete ter— and the problem there is that projects for the _ and the problem there is that projects for the party nationally - projects for the party nationally to the electorate as a party— nationally to the electorate as e eertv thet— nationally to the electorate as e party that he— nationally to the electorate as a party that is still a party reettv— a party that is still a party really elements of the far left , etwteht— really elements of the far left , student radicals, social eettvtete— , student radicals, social activists and _ , student radicals, social activists and middle class ttherete— activists and middle class liberals living— activists and middle class liberals living in our fashionable cities and universal tewhe— fashionable cities and universal tewhe ent— fashionable cities and universal towns and whilst— fashionable cities and universal towns and whilst that remains

the ease— towns and whilst that remains the t— towns and whilst that remains the case, i think— towns and whilst that remains the case, i think that there are going— the case, i think that there are gehg te— the case, i think that there are gehg te he— the case, i think that there are going to be large— the case, i think that there are going to be large elements of red wett— going to be large elements of red wall constituencies that are empty— red wall constituencies that are simply uncomfortable about going teet— simply uncomfortable about going heet te— simply uncomfortable about going heet te the— simply uncomfortable about going back to the labour— simply uncomfortable about going back to the labour party. the tehew— back to the labour party. the tehew hertw— back to the labour party. the labour party. in— back to the labour party. the labour party. in short, the tehew— labour party. in short, the tehew hertv— labour party. in short, the labour party hasn't yet changed ehewgh— labour party hasn't yet changed ehewgh ent— labour party hasn't yet changed enough and there— labour party hasn't yet changed enough and there was a well, not a enough and there was a well, not e-hwt— enough and there was a well, not e-hwt e— enough and there was a well, not e-hwt e htt— enough and there was a well, not e-hwt e htt et— enough and there was a well, not a-but a bit of talk— enough and there was a well, not a but a bit of talk within a lot, but a bit of talk within the— a lot, but a bit of talk within the sht— a lot, but a bit of talk within the snp basically suggesting thet— the snp basically suggesting that-thet- the snp basically suggestingi that-that-would that they feel that they would hete— that they feel that they would hett—eeweri that they feel that they would hett—eewer hi that they feel that they would i hold _ power in the hold the balance of power in the hert— hold the balance of power in the next election.— hold the balance of power in the next election. _ hold the balance of power in the next election. do— hold the balance of power in the next election. ttit cgiiti hold the balance of power in the next election. jtit g next election. do you agree with that? well there's two things. the first is the snp's most theerteht— the first is the snp's most theerteht-te- the first is the snp's most important-to us- the first is the snp's most. important-to usllate important lesson to us of late heeh-t— important lesson to us of late hasn't—whether. important lesson to us of late. hasn't _whether they'd hasn't been about whether they'd hete— hasn't been about whether they'd hett—ehewt— hasn't been about whether they'd hold _ about how - hold power. it's about how gwtettv— hold power. it's about howl quickly—change. quickly politics can change. we-ve— quickly politics can change. we-ve-e— quickly politics can change. we-ve-e-te- quickly politics can change. we've-a-to.before we've got a year to go before the— we've got a year to go before the hert— we've got a year to go before the next general— we've got a year to go before the next general election. we saw-implosion- the next general election. we saw implosion like saw an snp implosion in like a tertrtght— saw an snp implosion in like a terthtght, ee— saw an snp implosion in like a fortnight, so-that- saw an snp implosion in like a fortnight, so that say fortnight, so people that say thew—rew- fortnight, so people that say they _ now what l fortnight, so people that say they—now what aj they can predict now what a geheret— they can predict now what a general election— they can predict now what a general election over a year away— general election over a year away he— general election over a year away he gehg— general election over a year away he gehg te— general election over a year away is going to look like based on away is going to look like based eh these— away is going to look like based on these results,— away is going to look like based on these results, think is on these results, i think is wehg — on these results, i think is wrh.eg hut— on these results, i think is wrong. but the _ on these results, i think is wrong. but the second snp point is wrong. but the second snp point te—heve— wrong. but the second snp point te—heve teeet- is this we didn't have local eteettehe— is this we didn't have local elections scotland time elections in scotland this time reg-ht — elections in scotland this time reg-ht _whe- elections in scotland this time round.-done, it's- elections in scotland this time round. done, it's very round. had we done, it's very thew—seer- round. had we done, it's very tttetv—eeeh e- round. had we done, it's very likely-seen a reali likely we'd have seen a real etwrhrhethg— likely we'd have seen a real plummeting support plummeting of support for the sht— plummeting of support for the we gtveh— plummeting of support for the snp given what's going on snp given what's been going on reeehttv. —ett. - snp given what's been going on recently._all. so- snp given what's been going on recently._all. so it. recently. arrests and all. so it eeerhe-thet-e- recently. arrests and all. so it seems-that's what. recently. arrests and all. so it seems that's what they seems to me if that's what they thht— seems to me if that's what they thht thew— seems to me if that's what they think they should— seems to me if that's what they think they should think again. ahe— think they should think again. and-you— think they should think again. and-you ththt- think they should think again. and-you think about. think they should think again. i and _you think about the and what do you think about the whole thing? well, i think whole snp thing? well, i think the hanger— whole snp thing? well, i think the hanger ter— whole snp thing? well, i think the danger for the— 53h 37�* wtij’ well, i think the danger for the labour party

is the danger for the labour party telthev— the danger for the labour party telthev ere— the danger for the labour party islthey are seen— the danger for the labour party islthey are seen to- the danger for the labour party is they are seen to too is if they are seen to be too eteee— is if they are seen to be too eteee te— is if they are seen to be too close to -snp,- is if they are seen to be too close to -snp, the - is if they are seen to be too close to snp, the truth is close to the snp, the truth is thet— close to the snp, the truth is that whttet— close to the snp, the truth is that whilst the _ close to the snp, the truth is that whilst the snp is popular in that whilst the snp is popular th seetteht,— that whilst the snp is popular in scotland, although not so much— in scotland, although not so much now, of— in scotland, although not so much now, of course in england, i much now, of course in england, tthht— much now, of course in england, tththt there— much now, of course in england, i think there-great- much now, of course in england, i think there great deal of i think there is a great deal of heetttttv— i think there is a great deal of heetttttv te — i think there is a great deal of hostility to the— i think there is a great deal of hostility to the snp. so the tehew— hostility to the snp. so the tehew tertv— hostility to the snp. so the labour party i— hostility to the snp. so the labour party i think would do wett— labour party i think would do wett te— labour party i think would do well to distance— labour party i think would do well to distance itself from the sht— well to distance itself from the shh-eertehtv— well to distance itself from the snp-certainly-get- well to distance itself from the snp certainly get into snp and certainly not get into any— snp and certainly not get into any discussions— snp and certainly not get into any discussions about possible erreherhehgte— any discussions about possible arrangements-the- any discussions about possible arrangements the snp in the arrangements with the snp in the event— arrangements with the snp in the event et— arrangements with the snp in the event et e— arrangements with the snp in the event et e hwhg— arrangements with the snp in the event of a hung parliament post the eteetteh— event of a hung parliament post the election, even— event of a hung parliament post the election, even if they need te. — the election, even if they need te. rregmette— the election, even if they need to. pragmatic actually- the election, even if they need to. : iwctiti. i to. pragmatic actually we've seen elections in the past . the seen elections in the past. the association really harmful association is really harmful for so even hq for labour, so even if in hq they're thinking well we may need a deal the snp, need to do a deal with the snp, they shouldn't say anything like that. play that. they've really got to play it down. let me ask a b word heeewee— it down. let me ask a b word heeewee t-ve— it down. let me ask a b word because i've heard— it down. let me ask a b word because i've heard a- i : let me ask a b word because i've heard a lot of rumours and-of- rumours and a lot of conversations today saying from eerteh—thte- conversations today saying from certain—this is- conversations today saying from certain—this is a. certain camps saying this is a etehtev— certain camps saying this is a theetev et— certain camps saying this is a display of anti—brexit sentiment,- display of anti —brexit sentiment, people sentiment, a display of people eevhg— sentiment, a display of people eevhg eetwettv— sentiment, a display of people saying actually it's to saying actually it's time to reverse brexit. _ saying actually it's time to reverse brexit. did you any reverse brexit. did you see any of reverse brexit. did you see any et-er— reverse brexit. did you see any et-er-ehv— reverse brexit. did you see any et-er-ehv et- reverse brexit. did you see any of-or-any of that?- reverse brexit. did you see any of or any of that? no. of that or feel any of that? no. are— of that or feel any of that? no. ant t— of that or feel any of that? no. ant t ththt— of that or feel any of that? no. and i think on— of that or feel any of that? no. and i think on the— of that or feel any of that? no. and i think on the right- of that or feel any of that? no. and i think on the right there's as much kind of antipathy for inverted commas not getting brexit or not having the brexit done or not having the brexit done or not having the brexit that people brexit that certain people wanted there is on wanted as much as there is on

the or i know it's not the left or i know it's not a left right issue, but broadly speaking, on the are saying speaking, on the left are saying they want unwind brexit. they they want to unwind brexit. what i think what i can't deny, i think looking at the results is if there's one takeaway, it's there's one takeaway, say it's not i think not pro—labour. clearly i think it's anti—tory sentiment and it's a anti—tory sentiment and the for the the difficulty for the difficulty for starmer and the opposition is whether that unifies splintering of unifies and the splintering of current, the change of support in our country at the moment between labour, lib dem and greens on one view taken to a national election, that's not all bad for the tory party. that that could look like a split labour lib dem green vote in opposition for the tories and in a first past the post system. if your opponent's side is more divided yours, not divided than yours, that's not so the brexit peace so bad. and the brexit peace will carry tory party will carry the tory party through because through in the red wall because there's plenty of class there's plenty of working class labour traditional labour people, traditional labour people who loaned their vote party and still vote to the tory party and still don't what they see over don't like what they see over their that fair ? their shoulder. is that fair? everything that everything that the—tees- everything that everything that the does between the labour party does between now-election— the labour party does between now-election-gotj the labour party does between. now - election - got to now and election time has got to be now and election time has got to he geeret— now and election time has got to be geared towards— now and election time has got to be geared towards winning back the-rehe— be geared towards winning back the-mthe ent- be geared towards winning back the mine and minds of the hearts of mine and minds of eeehte— the hearts of mine and minds of teeth-wett- the hearts of mine and minds of heehte-wettlthevl

people in the red wall. if they ten-t— people in the red wall. if they teh-t wh— people in the red wall. if they don't win those _ people in the red wall. if they don't win those people back, they— don't win those people back, they eth-t— don't win those people back, they eth-t gehg— don't win those people back, they ain't going to win an eteetteh. — they ain't going to win an election. so— they ain't going to win an election. so suggestion from election. so any suggestion from the—vee- election. so any suggestion fromj the—vet thew election. so any suggestion from the should you know, election. so any suggestion from the should revisit you know, election. so any suggestion from the should revisit brexit ou know, election. so any suggestion from the should revisit brexit any now, we should revisit brexit any thtwtgehee— we should revisit brexit any indulgence idea? i think indulgence of that idea? i think wette— indulgence of that idea? i think would-suicidal. _ indulgence of that idea? i think would suicidal. what the would be suicidal. what the tehew— would be suicidal. what the tehew hertv— would be suicidal. what the labour party needs to is labour party needs to do is eehthwe— labour party needs to do is continue with— labour party needs to do is continue with message we continue with the message we accept — continue with the message we accept ieeeeet— continue with the message we accept. accept brexit more accept. we accept brexit more then— accept. we accept brexit more then-eetwettv— accept. we accept brexit more than-actually say- accept. we accept brexit more than actually say we than that actually say we erhreehe— than that actually say we embrace but embrace brexit. but, but, but more we are going embrace brexit. but, but, but. more _we are going to. more than that, we are going to. i more than that, we are going to. t thht— more than that, we are going to. t thht thew— more than that, we are going to. t thht thev te— more than that, we are going to. i think they do, though. really? n0,— i think they do, though. really? no, not- i think they do, though. “7’ no, not privately. really? no, not privately. of thew— really? no, not privately. of course they don't. - “7’ no, not privately. of course they don't. most of them hete — course they don't. most of them hate-thee.— course they don't. most of them hate-idea. but— course they don't. most of them hate -idea. but you - course they don't. most of them hate idea. but you know, hate the idea. but you know, teetteettv— hate the idea. but you know, tactically they _ hate the idea. but you know, tactically they realise would hate the idea. but you know, taccrazyi they realise would hate the idea. but you know, taccrazy to tey realise would hate the idea. but you know, taccrazy to say'ealise would hate the idea. but you know, taccrazy to say that; would hate the idea. but you know, taccrazy to say that. butivould hate the idea. but you know, tac crazy to say that. but what be crazy to say that. but what they— be crazy to say that. but what thew—rte — be crazy to say that. but what thew—rte te- be crazy to say that. but what thew—rte he te- be crazy to say that. but what they—do is to start| they do have to do is to start wehhg— they do have to do is to start wehhg the— they do have to do is to start using the language people in using the language of people in werthhg— using the language of people in werthhg eeeet— using the language of people in working class, blue collar, post—industrial- post—industrial constituencies whe— post—industrial constituencies who—interested. post—industrial constituencies who—interested in| who are who are interested in thre— who are who are interested in issues like national security ent— issues like national security and immigration and issues like national security and iiand gration and issues like national security and iiand do :ion and issues like national security and iiand do want, and issues like national security and iiand do want, you and issues like national security and iiand do want, you know, order and do want, you know, more traditional— order and do want, you know, more traditional values upheld and more traditional values upheld eht-hht— more traditional values upheld eht-hht et- more traditional values upheld eht-hht et e- more traditional values upheld and bit of a small and do have a bit of a small c eeheervethve— and do have a bit of a small c conservative thread running threwgh—erel conservative thread runningl through—are the through them. those are the teeth— through them. those are thei heehte—hertv through them. those are the- eeehte—hertv hee people who the labour party has there— people who the labour party has frankly treated— people who the labour party has frankly treated with contempt for frankly treated with contempt ter the — frankly treated with contempt ter the teet— frankly treated with contempt for the last 20— frankly treated with contempt for the last 20 or— frankly treated with contempt for the last 20 or 30 years. and as for the last 20 or 30 years. and ee e reewtt— for the last 20 or 30 years. and ee e reewtt et— for the last 20 or 30 years. and as a result of that,— for the last 20 or 30 years. and as a result of that, they were ehhhhhtetet— as a result of that, they were annihilated in— as a result of that, they were annihilated in the polls. the tehew— annihilated in the polls. the labour-actually- annihilated in the polls. the labour actually has been labour party actually has been teehhg— labour party actually has been teehhg-werthhg— labour party actually has been losing working class vote losing the working class vote ehhee— t - losing the working class vote since—i think,i losing the working class vote. since—i think, and since around 2000, i think, and thet— since around 2000, i think, and that heete— since around 2000, i think, and that heete te— since around 2000, i think, and that needs to be— since around 2000, i think, and that needs to be priority number ter— that needs to be priority number one for-labour— that needs to be priority number one for labour party. start one for the labour party. start erhetevhhg— one for the labour party. start employing-sort— one for the labour party. start employing-sort of- one for the labour party. start employing sort of language employing the sort of language

thet— employing the sort of language that—teet- employing the sort of language that—back the. that is going to win back the hearte— that is going to win back the hearts-minds— that is going to win back the hearts-minds of- that is going to win back the hearts minds of those people hearts and minds of those people and hearts and minds of those people the t— hearts and minds of those people eht t we— hearts and minds of those people and i was seeing— hearts and minds of those people and i was seeing what john htetweet— and i was seeing what john redwood was— and i was seeing what john redwood was saying would saying ella redwood was saying would saying the vvheteh— redwood was saying would saying ella whelan he— redwood was saying would saying ella whelan he was saying the herhee— ella whelan he was saying the herhee ee— ella whelan he was saying the tories are not— ella whelan he was saying the tories are not tory and tories are not tory enough and thet— tories are not tory enough and thet-hrehterh.- tories are not tory enough and thet-hrehterh. - tories are not tory enough and that-problem. do. tories are not tory enough and. that-problem. do you that was their problem. do you egree— t— that was their problem. do you egree— t-ht-el agree with that? i think it's a heeether— agree with that? i think it's a peculiar instinct— agree with that? i think it's a peculiar instinct to _ cgiiti iwcti7 i think it's a peculiar instinct to look at getthg— peculiar instinct to look at polling results— peculiar instinct to look at polling results which shows if there— polling results which shows if there he— polling results which shows if there he ee— polling results which shows if there is one clear— polling results which shows if there is one clear winner, it's the— there is one clear winner, it's the-herhe— there is one clear winner, it's the-dems doing- there is one clear winner, it's the dems doing with all the lib dems doing well with all the lib dems doing well with all the-eheet— the lib dems doing well with all the-about them- the lib dems doing well with all the about them doing the caveats about them doing better— the caveats about them doing better-elections- better at local elections and tew— better at local elections and tew-eeht,- better at local elections andi tew-eeht,-e low turnout, said, well, it's a verv— low turnout, said, well, it's a very twhhv— low turnout, said, well, it's a very twhhv-te- low turnout, said, well, it's a very funny-to do,- low turnout, said, well, it's a very funny to do, to look very funny thing to do, to look at very funny thing to do, to look et ehteetheh— very funny thing to do, to look at situation where— very funny thing to do, to look at situation where the lib dems are at situation where the lib dems ewghg— at situation where the lib dems ewghhg. t— at situation where the lib dems are surging. i think we'd better rheve-rhght.— are surging. i think we'd better rheve-rhght. t— are surging. i think we'd better move right. i accept the move to the right. i accept the eehht— move to the right. i accept the eehht thet— move to the right. i accept the point that parties— move to the right. i accept the point that parties need have point that parties need to have tethhet— point that parties need to have defined clear— point that parties need to have defined clear water between defined clear blue water between them — defined clear blue water between then end — defined clear blue water between them and their— defined clear blue water between them and their opposition, but for them and their opposition, but her-mement- them and their opposition, but- for-moment-sunak them and their opposition, but- for best-moment-sunak them and their opposition, but for best advantageient sunak them and their opposition, but for best advantage is|t sunak them and their opposition, but for best advantage is one sunak them and their opposition, but for best advantage is one thatjnak its best advantage is one that he eeerhe— its best advantage is one that he te— its best advantage is one that he seems to poll— its best advantage is one that he seems to poll better than tetr— he seems to poll better than keir starmer— he seems to poll better than keir starmer is— he seems to poll better than keir starmer is preferred prime tthhheter— keir starmer is preferred prime tthhheter ehe— keir starmer is preferred prime minister and sense of calm minister and to a sense of calm ehe— minister and to a sense of calm ere—epheeeti and managerialism as opposed trehttv— and managerialism as opposed frankly predecessors. frankly to his predecessors. tee-ve— frankly to his predecessors. you've-double- frankly to his predecessors. you've double down on you've got to double down on thet—tewh- you've got to double down on that,_down on- you've got to double down on. that,_down on being you've got to double down on that, right down on being you've got to double down on that, right wing. down on being you've got to double down on that, right wing. own on being you've got to double down on that, right wing. own itiiszing you've got to double down on that, right wing. own more right wing. and let's talk id and turnout. so hall, where i'm turnout was about 22. i'm from, turnout was about 22. and yes, i do know that local elections historically much lower than in general election. but still if 80% there are thereabouts of the electorate

just can't be bothered to turn out and vote for whatever reason. if i involved in reason. if i was involved in politics or councils or whatever, be looking the whatever, i'd be looking in the mirror tonight asking myself mirror tonight and asking myself what wrong? that 80% what is going wrong? so that 80% there or thereabouts literally do turn out . and that's do not turn out. and that's appalling. i think there's rhhtthehe— appalling. i think there's millions-people- w; i think there's millions people this millions of people in this eeehtrv— millions of people in this eeehtrv-ere- millions of people in this country are completely country who are completely ethehetet— country who are completely alienated from _ country who are completely alienated from the political eveterh— alienated from the political eveterh het— alienated from the political system, not just at a local tevet— system, not just at a local level, except— system, not just at a local level, except in- system, not just at a local level, except in that turnouts geherettv— level, except in that turnouts geherettv ee— level, except in that turnouts generally are low in local eteethehe— generally are low in local eteethehe ,— generally are low in local elections , but— generally are low in local elections , but at a national elections, but at a national tevet— elections, but at a national tevet ee— elections, but at a national level as well. _ elections, but at a national level as well. there is a huge hetv— level as well. there is a huge hetv et— level as well. there is a huge hetv et heeete— level as well. there is a huge body of people who are what you rhhght— body of people who are what you rhhght eett— body of people who are what you might call social— body of people who are what you might call social democratic in eetteet— might call social democratic in outlook economically. you know, thew— outlook economically. you know, they hetheve— outlook economically. you know, they believe higher minimum they believe in a higher minimum wege— they believe in a higher minimum wege. hhev— they believe in a higher minimum wage. they believe— they believe in a higher minimum wage. they believe in trade hheh— wage. they believe in trade enter-vee- wage. they believe in trade union-you know,- wage. they believe in trade union you know, they union rights. you know, they hetheve— union rights. you know, they- believe—economic believe in fairness and economic heethee— believe in fairness and economic justice redistribute— believe in fairness and economic justice redistribute of wealth, tevetthhg— justice redistribute of wealth, levelling etcetera , but at levelling up, etcetera, but at the— levelling up, etcetera, but at the ee— levelling up, etcetera, but at the same time— levelling up, etcetera, but at the same time are probably to the same time are probably to the rhght— the same time are probably to the rhght eh— the same time are probably to the right on cultural issues. do tete— the right on cultural issues. do tete eh— the right on cultural issues. do take an interest— the right on cultural issues. do take an interest in— the right on cultural issues. do take an interest in issues like hethehet— take an interest in issues like national security— take an interest in issues like national security and law and ether— national security and law and erter ehe— national security and law and order and all— national security and law and order and all those i order and all those things i eeht— order and all those things i eeht-weht— order and all those things i said _want the - order and all those things i said want the small boats said before want the small boats to said before want the small boats te-hrhrhhgretheh- said before want the small boats to-immigration in- to end want immigration in eertet— to end want immigration in eertet eet. — to end want immigration in sorted out. and— to end want immigration in sorted out. and those are the teeth— sorted out. and those are the eeeete-heeh- sorted out. and those are the- people-been completely people who have been completely ethehetet— people who have been completely alienated-parties- people who have been completely alienated parties which alienated by both parties which heve— alienated by both parties whichi heve—rhehh have over recent years the main eerthee— have over recent years the main herthee heve— have over recent years the main parties have embraced this kind

of parties have embraced this kind et hveer— parties have embraced this kind of hyper liberal,— parties have embraced this kind of hyper liberal, hyper progressive— of hyper liberal, hyper progressive agenda. certainly cerhereh— progressive agenda. certainly cerrereh het— progressive agenda. certainly cameron put rocket boosters enter— cameron put rocket boosters ehterlhh— cameron put rocket boosters underlin the— cameron put rocket boosters under in the tory party and under it in the tory party and we thew— under it in the tory party and we know exactly— under it in the tory party and we know exactly what's going to heheeh — we know exactly what's going to herhee—herh- we know exactly what's going to heheeh—hehv happen to the labour party over the-veere — happen to the labour party over the-veere se— happen to the labour party over the-years. so in- happen to the labour party over the years. so in short, the last 30 years. so in short, veeh— the last 30 years. so in short, veeh-ere— the last 30 years. so in short, yeah, are alienated from yeah, people are alienated from the—het- yeah, people are alienated from the—hut ter- the political system, but for geet— the political system, but for good - because - the political system, but for good because no one good reason because no one eeeete— good reason because no one eeeete ter— good reason because no one speaks for them. w speaks for them. i've seen a lot on the left, alex blaming the id, the photo id and saying that's why people haven't been turning i mean, outside of turning out. i mean, outside of a turning out. i mean, outside of e-eerheehghhhg- a couple of campaigning organisations— organisations whose literal job it organisations whose literal job ht—erehterh- organisations whose literal job it_problem andi it is to find that problem and to it is to find that problem and te-eheet— it is to find that problem and te-eheet ht.— it is to find that problem and to-about it. the- it is to find that problem and to about it. the actual to shout about it. the actual hhehtehee— to shout about it. the actual incidence of— to shout about it. the actual incidence of it— to shout about it. the actual incidence of it being an issue pretty— incidence of it being an issue are pretty small— incidence of it being an issue are pretty small and isolated. teet— are pretty small and isolated. teet ht— are pretty small and isolated. heet ht wee-re— are pretty small and isolated. look if you're an— are pretty small and isolated. look if you're an electoral ettheer— look if you're an electoral officer, you're— look if you're an electoral officer, you're a- look if you're an electoral officer, you're a returning ettheer. — officer, you're a returning officer. you— officer, you're a returning officer. you don't want anything to officer. you don't want anything telwrerg— officer. you don't want anything telwrerg-wehtl to go wrong. you don't want a ehhgte— to go wrong. you don't want a ehhgte eereeh— to go wrong. you don't want a single person have a problem single person to have a problem at single person to have a problem et-hette.— single person to have a problem et-eette. het— single person to have a problem at-polls. but you— single person to have a problem at polls. but you know, at the polls. but you know, even— at the polls. but you know, ghveh whet— at the polls. but you know, given what were talking given what people were talking eheet— given what people were talking about,_threat- about, it's like the threat from the. — about, it's like the threat from the. -heeete- about, it's like the threat from y2k.-people ran- about, it's like the threat from y2k. people ran around y2k. all these people ran around eevhhg— y2k. all these people ran around eevhhg the— y2k. all these people ran around eevhhg the etv— y2k. all these people ran around saying the sky was— y2k. all these people ran around saying the sky was going to fall in saying the sky was going to fall hh ehe— saying the sky was going to fall hh end we— saying the sky was going to fall in and we woke— saying the sky was going to fall in and we woke up. yeah there e eeehte— in and we woke up. yeah there were a couple of— in and we woke up. yeah there were a couple of there were a eeehte— were a couple of there were a eeehtelheeeee— were a couple of there were a couple-issues, but- were a couple of there were a couple issues, but most of couple of issues, but most of ehr—eehht- couple of issues, but most of our—point that- our this is the point that teeeh-t— our this is the point that doesn't seem— our this is the point that doesn't seem land our this is the point that doesn't seem-land the doesn't seem to land with the eeehte— doesn't seem to land with the eeehte-eheet- doesn't seem to land with the people-about this. doesn't seem to land with the people about this the people who talk about this the meet,— people who talk about this the meet-ther— people who talk about this the most, their position on most, despite their position on hrevht— most, despite their position on hrevht, meet— most, despite their position on brexit, most of— most, despite their position on brexit, most of our european hehghhewe— brexit, most of our european neighbours systems this neighbours use systems like this

whtheet— without any complaint or issue. tweet.— without any complaint or issue. tweet-_whet— without any complaint or issue. indeed.-what-you. without any complaint or issue. indeed.-what-you ati indeed. well, what about you at home? did you turn out vote? home? did you turn out to vote? did actually vote or you did you actually vote or did you just turn out to spoil your ballot? or did you just leave it all get in touch. all together, get in touch. vaiews@gbnews.uk is how you can reach i'll have more of reach me. i'll have some more of your in just a couple your feedback in just a couple of including some of of minutes, including some of your pictures. so do your coronation pictures. so do get them into me. but i also want to talk beards, bushy faces. do you think police officers have them? see officers should have them? see you .

to gb news radio . to gb news radio. hello there. welcome back to dewbs& co with me michelle dewberry you company dewberry keeping you company until alongside me, until 7:00 tonight alongside me, alex political alex dean is the political consultant and paul mbappe is the author man, trade unionist and semi—pro prince harry lookalike. i might have added that last one in there, but you could. that is definitely a professional. ithink could. that is definitely a professional. i think i could. that is definitely a professional. ithink i might professional. i think i might try professional. i think i might trv ehe—

professional. i think i might try eht get— professional. i think i might try eht get my— professional. i think i might try eht get my wev- i think i might try and get my way into the heteee. — try and get my way into the eeteee. heve— try and get my way into the palace. have you been asked for any— palace. have you been asked for ehv eh— palace. have you been asked for ehv eh the— palace. have you been asked for any on the balcony? have you teeh— any on the balcony? have you been te— any on the balcony? have you been to confuse— any on the balcony? have you been to confuse a— any on the balcony? have you been to confuse a few people whth— been to confuse a few people whth my— been to confuse a few people whth my erre— been to confuse a few people with my arm around your arm, ereeht— with my arm around your arm, ereeht hete— with my arm around your arm, ereeht tete er— with my arm around your arm, around kate or something? have you around kate or something? have wee-eutegrephe— around kate or something? have you autograph? haunted? you been autograph? haunted? no, somebody to no, but somebody did tell me to go no, but somebody did tell me to ge-cethterhhe. — no, but somebody did tell me to go _california. -they?l no, but somebody did tell me to go california. they? go back to california. did they? hhet-e— go back to california. did they? hhet-e-verv— go back to california. did they? that's-very nice,— go back to california. did they? that's-very nice, is- go back to california. did they? that's-very nice, is.|t- that's not very nice, is it? it was a bit harsh. i came down trem— was a bit harsh. i came down here teet— was a bit harsh. i came down from east anglia.— was a bit harsh. i came down from east anglia. yeah- i i came down from east anglia. yeah well, i'm eeterheheet— from east anglia. yeah well, i'm eeterheheet- - from east anglia. yeah well, i'm astonished,- i- from east anglia. yeah well, i'm astonished,- iwouldi astonished, actually. i would hmeghhe— astonished, actually. i would hmeghhe e— astonished, actually. i would imagine a few tourists might have been double takes have been doing double takes or something were or something when there were 1 or 2 double takes. should have double takes. i should have ehevet— double takes. i should have shaved-beard— double takes. i should havei shaved-beard.because shaved the beard off because i ten-t— shaved the beard off because i teh-t thhht— shaved the beard off because i don't think you— shaved the beard off because i don't think you look that much the— don't think you look that much the herrv— don't think you look that much like harry dup. _ don't think you look that much like harry dup. it— don't think you look that much like harry dup. i like harry dup. it was a nightmare. you look a lot more like a lot of the like harry than a lot of the professional lookalikes look like. some of are like. charles some of them are rubbish, honest. icould rubbish, to be honest. i could steal their thunder— rubbish, to be honest. i could steal their thunder and,- i could steal their thunder and, you thew— steal their thunder and, you knew get— steal their thunder and, you know, get some— steal their thunder and, you know, get some of their here-ehee — know, get some of their business. frankly you business. frankly > well, you guys— business. frankly > well, you guys just been talking guys have just been talking about the local elections. mike said. dems. said. i voted lib dems. i've lost with the tories. lost faith with the tories. neven lost faith with the tories. never, though he says, would lost faith with the tories. neveforhough he says, would lost faith with the tories. nevefor starmer. says, would lost faith with the tories. nevefor starmer. rich ., would lost faith with the tories. nevefor starmer. rich saidild vote for starmer. rich said the local election results have zero correlation general election correlation to general election outcomes. in view, arnold outcomes. in his view, arnold said a spoilt ballot said a spoilt my ballot because there not a reform candidate said a spoilt my ballot because thtlabour not a reform candidate said a spoilt my ballot because thtlabour jumpingorm candidate said a spoilt my ballot because thtlabour jumpingorm cardowne at labourjumping up and down saying we're on track to win

general lord help us general election. lord help us if they do, says rare. there you go. few more go. i think i've got a few more of your images coming up showing me where you will be. me how and where you will be. there you go. i think. can we see those? yes look at that. a nice hand knitted thing there. thatis nice hand knitted thing there. that is king charles love the knitting. a skill that seems to be lost on many of the young these days. nice little garden party there. nice flag sticking out the plant pots . nice sunny out the plant pots. nice sunny nice sunny area there. like it? i'm so nosy . i nice sunny area there. like it? i'm so nosy. i love nice sunny area there. like it? i'm so nosy . i love these nice sunny area there. like it? i'm so nosy. i love these kind of things. look at the dog. the dog's got the flag in its mouth. bless him. yeah, it's very nice, isn't it? i just like nursing at people's houses as well. one isn't it? i just like nursing at peopltls houses as well. one isn't it? i just like nursing at peopltl think.es as well. one isn't it? i just like nursing at peopltl think. one. well. one isn't it? i just like nursing at peopltl think. one more one isn't it? i just like nursing at peopltl think. one more for|e isn't it? i just like nursing at peopltl think. one more for the more, i think. one more for the road. oh, yes. there you go. we're not messing around. if there's houses, there's one house or two houses, but is, they are not but whatever it is, they are not messing around. they've got their union jacks their their union jacks in their windows with pride. that's what i see on this coronation i like to see on this coronation weekend. well, just weekend. well, you just mentioned beards, then. it was a nice there. see what you nice link there. see what you did. good segway. impressive. i went— did. good segway. impressive. i went te— did. good segway. impressive. i went te teth— did. good segway. impressive. i want to talk beards— t: t: good segway. impressive. i want to talk beards let want to talk beards because let me want to talk beards because let rhe-thhe — want to talk beards because let rhe-thhe he— want to talk beards because let me _this. do you - want to talk beards because leti me _this. do you think me ask you this. do you think police officers should have

beards? does it matter? well, apparently, according to police scotland, said that scotland, who have now said that officers clean, shave an officers must be clean, shave an then. matter then. yes, it does matter to them. apparently, nothing them. apparently, it's nothing to tidiness or uniform to do with tidiness or uniform rules anything that. rules or anything like that. guess is covid. i guess what it is covid. i thought we'd moved on from that, but no, apparently these officers all be clean officers need to all be clean shaven order to properly wear shaven in order to properly wear their mask. don't their ppe face mask. don't forget , by way, this is, of forget, by the way, this is, of course, the world health course, despite the world health organisation declaring today that emergency is that the covid emergency is oven that the covid emergency is over. well, it would be rude for me to not start with a bearded man to right people. often man to my right people. often when you're on, they email in and say, how come paul's got a beard if he's in the fire service? are you allowed beards in the fire service? very good question. currently, not question. currently, i'm not eeerethehet— operational in the sense of i'm het— operational in the sense of i'm net-thre— operational in the sense of i'm not-fire engines- operational in the sense of i'm not-fire engines at- operational in the sense of i'm not fire engines at the not riding fire engines at the rherheht — not riding fire engines at the rherheht t-ve— not riding fire engines at the moment. i've got i've got a desk job moment. i've got i've got a desk j'0b et— moment. i've got i've got a desk j'0b et the— moment. i've got i've got a desk j'0b et the the— moment. i've got i've got a desk job at the fire service headquarters. means that headquarters. so that means that there-e—hevhhgl there's no issue with me having a there's no issue with me having e teehh— there's no issue with me having e teeth-ht,— there's no issue with me having e heertlht ee— there's no issue with me having a beard.-if, as is— there's no issue with me having a beard. if, as is very a beard. but if, as is very possiblev_ a beard. but if, as is very possible,-on. a beard. but if, as is very possible,-on ai a beard. but if, as is very. possible,-on a fire possible, i go back on a fire erghe— possible, i go back on a fire ehghhe, theh— possible, i go back on a fire engine, then i— possible, i go back on a fire engine, then i would have to ht— engine, then i would have to remove it because of course, threthghtere— remove it because of course, firefighters required firefighters are required to wear apparatus firefighters are required to- wear-apparatus going wear breathing apparatus going into wear breathing apparatus going hhte ht— wear breathing apparatus going the ht wee-ve— wear breathing apparatus going into if you've got— wear breathing apparatus going into if you've got a if you've and if you've got a if you've got—

and if you've got a if you've getlheerh— and if you've got a if you've getlheert, ht— and if you've got a if you've got beard, it prevents a seal, got a beard, it prevents a seal, a got a beard, it prevents a seal, e preter— got a beard, it prevents a seal, e ereeer eeeh— got a beard, it prevents a seal, a proper seal around your face. so a proper seal around your face. se thet-e— a proper seal around your face. se thet-e ter— a proper seal around your face. so that's for safety. �*" so that's for safety. so if there— so that's for safety. so if there we— so that's for safety. so if there was like an all hands to there was like an all hands to the deck, i don't know, like hugei the deck, i don't know, like huge i don't want to really say the words i don't like, you know, wish it happen. if know, wish it happen. but if there like huge emergency, there was like a huge emergency, all hands to the deck, would all hands to the deck, so would all hands to the deck, so would all to just jump, all you guys have to just jump, get into the engines and off you go. you're running down go. what? you're running down the stairs, having a little shave before you or. no, very shave before you go or. no, very simple. if shave before you go or. no, very ehrhete. ht wee-re— shave before you go or. no, very simple. if you're an— grit no, very simple. if you're an operational threthghter— simple. if you're an operational firefighter,-should- simple. if you're an operational firefighter, should never firefighter, you should never errhveeveh—i firefighter, you should neveri arrive _even just firefighter, you should never. arrive _even just a arrive for duty with even just a erhett— arrive for duty with even just a erhett hht— arrive for duty with even just a small bit-stubble.- arrive for duty with even just a small bit stubble. you should small bit of stubble. you should etweve— small bit of stubble. you should| always—because always be clean shaven because threthghtere— firefighters will frequently heve— firefighters will frequently heve-thet- firefighters will frequently have that breathing have to wear that breathing eeeeretee— have to wear that breathing apparatus. they apparatus. and they need to they need — apparatus. and they need to they need te — apparatus. and they need to they need te te — apparatus. and they need to they need to do -when _ apparatus. and they need to they need to do when bells need to do that when the bells tree. — need to do that when the bells tree. _te— need to do that when the bells tree. _te te- need to do that when the bells drop._to do that- need to do that when the bells drop. to do that and drop. they need to do that and thew— drop. they need to do that and they need— drop. they need to do that and they need te— drop. they need to do that and they need to do— drop. they need to do that and they need to do it— drop. they need to do that and they need to do it sometimes whthhh— they need to do it sometimes within minutes— they need to do it sometimes within minutes of leaving the the. — within minutes of leaving the the. se— within minutes of leaving the fire. so that's— within minutes of leaving the fire. tiw fire. so that's safety, which i can get. you need an ice can kind of get. you need an ice seal, whatever. this one, though, police, all seal, whatever. this one, thougithe police, all seal, whatever. this one, thougithe ppe lice, all seal, whatever. this one, thougithe ppe for, all seal, whatever. this one, thougithe ppe for covid.l seal, whatever. this one, thougithe ppe for covid. i about the ppe for covid. i thought had on from thought life had moved on from that. well, i tend to agree. i mean, as i've just— well, i tend to agree. i mean, as i've just had a kind of eterhhretet— mean, as i've just had a kind of adumbrated in— mean, as i've just had a kind of adumbrated in terms of the fire eervhee— adumbrated in terms of the fire eervhee, there— adumbrated in terms of the fire service, there are— adumbrated in terms of the fire service, there are sometimes geet— service, there are sometimes geet reeeehe— service, there are sometimes good reasons for— service, there are sometimes good reasons for it. there are eerhehtrree— good reasons for it. there are sometimes reasons why

sometimes good reasons why hereehhet— sometimes good reasons why personnel particular personnel in a particular hhteetrv— personnel in a particular industry shaven. industry should be clean shaven. it industry should be clean shaven. tt etrhtee— industry should be clean shaven. tt ethee—he- industry should be clean shaven. it strikes—is not- it strikes me that this is not whet— it strikes me that this is not whet|weett— it strikes me that this is not what would consider what i would consider a eerthewtertv— what i would consider a particularly convincing reason . particularly convincing reason. i particularly convincing reason. t rheeh— particularly convincing reason. i mean, we can have a debate eheet— i mean, we can have a debate eheet rheete— i mean, we can have a debate about masks because the truth is, about masks because the truth he t— about masks because the truth he t thhht— about masks because the truth is, i think the— about masks because the truth is, i think the evidence for rheeet— is, i think the evidence for masks, preventing transmission of masks, preventing transmission et cowh— masks, preventing transmission et covth wee— masks, preventing transmission of covid was pretty thin, to be eerteettv— of covid was pretty thin, to be perfectly honest. _ of covid was pretty thin, to be perfectly honest. and when you teet— perfectly honest. and when you teet et— perfectly honest. and when you teet et eerhe— perfectly honest. and when you look at some of— perfectly honest. and when you look at some of the studies that heve— look at some of the studies that heve teeh— look at some of the studies that have been done— look at some of the studies that have been done over the last few rhehthe— have been done over the last few rhehthe preter— have been done over the last few months, proper detailed studies, it months, proper detailed studies, ht ehewe— months, proper detailed studies, ht ehewe thet— months, proper detailed studies, it shows that actually the masks vhrteettv— it shows that actually the masks were virtually next— it shows that actually the masks were virtually next to useless. ahe— were virtually next to useless. aht hete— were virtually next to useless. aht tet-e het— were virtually next to useless. and let's not forget that many of and let's not forget that many et er— and let's not forget that many of our politicians,— and let's not forget that many of our politicians, many of our senior medical— of our politicians, many of our senior medical advisers, even the— senior medical advisers, even the vvertt— senior medical advisers, even the world health— senior medical advisers, even the world health organisation at the world health organisation at the heghhhhhg— the world health organisation at the beginning of— the world health organisation at the beginning of the pandemic eete— the beginning of the pandemic eeht eeteettw— the beginning of the pandemic said actually, there's no need for said actually, there's no need her rheeet— said actually, there's no need for masks. _not- said actually, there's no need for masks. not calling for for masks. we're not calling for rheeet— for masks. we're not calling for. masks._happened. masks. but something happened. there— there was no evidence that eettehtv— there was no evidence that suddenly saying , there was no evidence that- suddenly-saying , oh, suddenly appeared saying, oh, this suddenly appeared saying, oh, thhelwhv— suddenly appeared saying, oh, thhelwhv we— suddenly appeared saying, oh, this why we should wear this is why we should now wear them. — this is why we should now wear them. ahe— this is why we should now wear there. and t— this is why we should now wear them. and i was— this is why we should now wear them. and i was struck by hehereh— them. and i was struck by deborah cohen,- them. and i was struck by deborah cohen, who was the rhetheet— deborah cohen, who was the medical correspondent for the heetth— medical correspondent for the health correspondent for bbc hewehhght— health correspondent for bbc hewehhght ,— health correspondent for bbc newsnight , who at the time newsnight, who at the time tweetet— newsnight, who at the time tweeted that _ newsnight, who at the time tweeted that she'd spoken to a et the— tweeted that she'd spoken to a source at the world health organisation— source at the world health organisation who had said that this—political,- organisation who had said that this political, that this was purely political, that thew-t— this was purely political, that thew-t teeh— this was purely political, that they'd been lobbied essentially,

and they'd been lobbied essentially, eht thew-t— they'd been lobbied essentially, and they'd come— they'd been lobbied essentially, and they'd come under pressure. so and they'd come under pressure. se vee— and they'd come under pressure. se wee thew— and they'd come under pressure. so you know, sometimes a good . t ten-t— so you know, sometimes a good reason . i don't think this so you know, sometimes a good reason. i don't think this is a eehvhhehhg— reason. i don't think this is a convincing reason— reason. i don't think this is a convincing reason is it seems to he— convincing reason is it seems to he thet— convincing reason is it seems to he thet hehee— convincing reason is it seems to me that police scotland have the— me that police scotland have the et— me that police scotland have the et gehe— me that police scotland have kind of gone out— me that police scotland have kind of gone out on a limb with the.— kind of gone out on a limb with the. th— kind of gone out on a limb with the. the het— kind of gone out on a limb with this. i'm not aware— kind of gone out on a limb with this. i'm not aware of any other hehee— this. i'm not aware of any other eethee eervhee— this. i'm not aware of any other police service that— this. i'm not aware of any other police service that is doing the thhhg— police service that is doing the same thing. and— police service that is doing the same thing. and i— police service that is doing the same thing. and i understand same thing. and i can understand if i same thing. and i can understand htit wee— same thing. and i can understand htit e— same thing. and i can understand if-i were a police— same thing. and i can understand if i were a police officer if i if i were a police officer herth— if i if i were a police officer north-border,- if i if i were a police officer north-border, i- if i if i were a police officer north border, i would north of the border, i would be a north of the border, i would be e-hht— north of the border, i would be a-bit anxious— north of the border, i would be a-bit anxious and- north of the border, i would be a bit anxious and angry a little bit anxious and angry eheet— a little bit anxious and angry eheetlttett— a little bit anxious and angry about well, apparently, for about it. well, apparently, for ettheere— about it. well, apparently, for officers are— about it. well, apparently, for officers are apparently looking at officers are apparently looking et—eetheh- at taking legal action in retetheh— at taking legal action in relation policy, the at taking legal action in- relation-policy, the met relation to the policy, the met hethee. — relation to the policy, the met eethee. teet— relation to the policy, the met police. just. give - relation to the policy, the met police. just-give a - relation to the policy, the met police. g police. just to give a separate example, policy beards example, their policy is beards and moustaches are allowed, but they mustn't look unkempt. you have to keep them trimmed and short . what do make of short. what do you make of it all, so with immaculate all, alec? so with immaculate threthg— all, alec? so with immaculate thrhhhg, the— all, alec? so with immaculate timing, the police— all, alec? so with immaculate timing, the police in- 'iti;ti.7’ so with immaculate timing, the police in scotland- come_same week come out with this the same week the—thet— come out with this the same week the—thet cowh- come out with this the same week the—that covm is- the who. say that covid is the w.h.o. say that covid is se— the who. say that covid is over. solmean,_ the who. say that covid is over. so mean, wonderful . when over. so i mean, wonderful. when i-by_ over. so i mean, wonderful. when t-hev th— over. so i mean, wonderful. when i-boy in suffolk,— over. so i mean, wonderful. when i boy in suffolk, they i was a boy in suffolk, they then-t— i was a boy in suffolk, they thth-t eev— i was a boy in suffolk, they didn't say it's— i was a boy in suffolk, they didn't say it's over. "cat t: didn't say it's over. they said thew— didn't say it's over. they said they imagined they said the pandemic is over. yeah, quite rhght.— pandemic is over. yeah, quite rhght. eeeh— : ti. yeah, quite right. good clarification. when i right. good clarification. when t wee— right. good clarification. when t e— right. good clarification. when t e hev— right. good clarification. when i was a boy suffolk, the i was a boy in suffolk, the hehee— i was a boy in suffolk, the police officer— i was a boy in suffolk, the police officer who used come i was a boy in suffolk, the police to ficer who used come i was a boy in suffolk, the police to our' who used come i was a boy in suffolk, the police to our schoolsed come i was a boy in suffolk, the police to our schools and come i was a boy in suffolk, the police to our schools and give|e round to our schools and give tethe— round to our schools and give tette th— round to our schools and give talks in assemblies was called hteger— talks in assemblies was called hteger oth— talks in assemblies was called hteger her ehe— talks in assemblies was called roger dpp and he had beard and roger dpp and he had a beard and evewhetv— everybody loved him. it was a reettv—

everybody loved him. it was a reettv hhe— everybody loved him. it was a reettv guy.— everybody loved him. it was a really nice guy. was a great really nice guy. he was a great erhheeeeter— really nice guy. he was a great ambassador for— really nice guy. he was a great ambassador for the police. so for ambassador for the police. so her he— ambassador for the police. so ter grewhhg— ambassador for the police. so for me, growing up, policemen did for me, growing up, policemen the—ehe- for me, growing up, policemen the—ehe ter- for me, growing up, policemen did—and for that. did have beards and for that magi.— did have beards and for that rhetter, my— did have beards and for that matter, my late— did have beards and for that matter, my late father a matter, my late father had a teehh— matter, my late father had a beard—authority. beard. so kind of authority thgeree— beard. so kind of authority figures around— beard. so kind of authority figures around me have had beard. so kind of authority figures andind me have had beard. so kind of authority figures and that'st have had beard. so kind of authority figures and that's been had beard. so kind of authority figures and that's been fine. beards and that's been fine. i misunderstood— beards and that's been fine. i misunderstood this when i first evvhe—et- misunderstood this when i first evvhe—et t- misunderstood this when i firsti saw—and i thought saw the headline and i thought it saw the headline and i thought ht-eheet— saw the headline and i thought it-about tidiness. - saw the headline and i thought it about tidiness. this in it was about tidiness. this in the— it was about tidiness. this in the-wev— it was about tidiness. this in the-wev-vee- it was about tidiness. this in the _way-you were| the same way that you were tetthhg— the same way that you were talking about— the same way that you were talking about the met guidelines.- talking about the met guidelines. is guidelines. for me, a beard is the— guidelines. for me, a beard is the ee— guidelines. for me, a beard is the ee tehg— guidelines. for me, a beard is fine as long as— guidelines. for me, a beard is fine as long as it's neat and thew.— fine as long as it's neat and thew-the— fine as long as it's neat and tidy.-the police- fine as long as it's neat and tidy. the police to look tidy. i want the police to look wett— tidy. i want the police to look wett tweet— tidy. i want the police to look well turned out,— tidy. i want the police to look well turned out, and i don't went— well turned out, and i don't went there— well turned out, and i don't want them to— well turned out, and i don't want them to look like they're, you— want them to look like they're, wee thew— want them to look like they're, you know, waddling around eveet— you know, waddling aroundj covered in bits of kit, more eehtet— covered in bits of kit, more eehtet te— covered in bits of kit, more suited to some— covered in bits of kit, more suited to some sort of guerrilla ergehheetheh— suited to some sort of guerrilla organisation than— suited to some sort of guerrilla organisation than hands tucked hete— organisation than hands tucked hhte eteh— organisation than hands tucked into stab vests— organisation than hands tucked into stab vests as— organisation than hands tucked into stab vests as if they are the— into stab vests as if they are the paramilitary— into stab vests as if they are the paramilitary wing of the geertheh.— the paramilitary wing of the guardian. coming to talk to you eheet— guardian. coming to talk to you eheet weer— guardian. coming to talk to you about your tweet,— guardian. coming to talk to you about your tweet, i think they are about your tweet, i think they . teeh— about your tweet, i think they are . yeah. but— about your tweet, i think they are . yeah. but so.— about your tweet, i think they are . yeah. but so. but alas, are. yeah. but so. but alas, ht-e— are. yeah. but so. but alas, ht-e het— are. yeah. but so. but alas, it's not about— are. yeah. but so. but alas, it's not about that. it's about covthe— it's not about that. it's about covid-lt— it's not about that. it's about covid. i considerably covid. so i have considerably teee— covid. so i have considerably teee ewrheethw— covid. so i have considerably less sympathy-it.- covid. so i have considerably less sympathy it. for me, less sympathy for it. for me, a heert— less sympathy for it. for me, a heert he— less sympathy for it. for me, a beard is context— less sympathy for it. for me, a beard is context specific . a beard is context specific. a heert— beard is context specific. a heert thre— beard is context specific. a beard like paul's well trimmed ehe—the.- beard like paul's well trimmed ehe—the. tel and well kept totally fine. is thet— and well kept totally fine. is thet wett— and well kept totally fine. is that well trimmed? 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aboutis at you now and you're talking about is that a well trimmed beard? yeah. is it? well, i hope so. i beard? yeah. is it? well, i hope t hehe— beard? yeah. is it? well, i hope t heee ee— beard? yeah. is it? well, i hope t heee t— beard? yeah. is it? well, i hope so. i hope so. i didn't- :7 / 7 well, i hope so. i hope so. i didn't keep it regwtertw— so. i hope so. i didn't keep it regularly trimmed. and i've het— regularly trimmed. and i've never had any— regularly trimmed. and i've never had any i've never had any eerhhtehhte— never had any i've never had any eerhhtehhte — never had any i've never had any complaints. yes.— never had any i've never had any complaints. yes. in— never had any i've never had any complaints. yes. in a- never had any i've never had any complaints. “tit; w til: never had any i've never had any complaints. “tit; w tilt tilt complaints. yes. in a very, very bizarre way. sure. you like bizarre way. sure. if you like jude, am rereading a library jude, i am rereading a library book that i stole when i was about years of age. i still about nine years of age. i still return that, you know. - w g i still return that, you know. no i thhh— return that, you know. no i thhht thet— return that, you know. no i think that that— return that, you know. no i think that that lab is long gone te— think that that lab is long gone now to another— think that that lab is long gone now to another library. no, but thh— now to another library. no, but the reethhg— now to another library. no, but the reethhg ht— now to another library. no, but i'm reading it to— now to another library. no, but i'm reading it to my son. cjw i'm reading it to my son. oh, i ahe— i'm reading it to my son. oh, i art the— i'm reading it to my son. oh, i see. and it's roald_ i'm reading it to my son. oh, i see. and it's roald dahl, and it's the twits. yeah. so it's all about this guy, and got all about this guy, and he's got this bushy beard and this massive bushy beard and he's of his food that he's got all of his food that lives in there. and i remember reading it as a young and reading it as a young girl and being like would know. being a bit like you would know. so sorry. the king just went greet.— so sorry. the king just went eeet. thh— so sorry. the king just went greet the teet— so sorry. the king just went past. i'm just just pointing past. i'm just i'm just pointing out-enormous— past. i'm just i'm just pointing out enormous noise behind past. i'm just i'm just pointing ou�*is enormous noise behind past. i'm just i'm just pointing ou�*is in enormous noise behind past. i'm just i'm just pointing ou�*is in fact. |ous noise behind past. i'm just i'm just pointing ou�*is in fact. “tit; noise behind past. i'm just i'm just pointing ou�*is in fact. “tit; itiie behind past. i'm just i'm just pointing ou�*is in fact. “tit; wcw; ind past. i'm just i'm just pointing ou�*is in fact. “tit; wcw; us is in fact. yes, but hang on. can you see look, everybody look at this convoy. now, what gets me this every night, me and i say this every night, right? look convoy. are right? look at this convoy. are you telling that they are you telling me that they are electric ? i don't electric vehicles? i don't believe that there will be. did you see that massive convoy ? i you see that massive convoy? i did see the king do a double

tete— did see the king do a double tete wher— did see the king do a double take when he— did see the king do a double take when he spotted me. did you hethee— take when he spotted me. did you hethee thete— take when he spotted me. did you notice that? yeah— take when he spotted me. did you notice that? yeah _ take when he spotted me. did you notice that? yeah >_ take when he spotted me. did you notice that? yeah s �*ctt�*wc notice that? yeah > what's the boy— notice that? yeah > what's the boy doing out on the loose? coming back. coming back to the beard, doing there. he's not allowed in till tomorrow. honestly, i do. a massive honestly, i do. i have a massive convoys because convoys all the time because i look them think they look at them and i think they don't look very environmentally friendly to me. why do you need so like that so many vehicles like that anyway? to do anyway? that's nothing to do with. i'm going to argue with. i'm not going to argue whth— with. i'm not going to argue whth thet. — with. i'm not going to argue with that. you— with. i'm not going to argue with that. you were- i'm not going to argue with that. /tit. w; with. i'm not going to argue- with that. you were saying about the twits and beards. i was going make point. you, as the twits and beards. i was ngory, make point. you, as the twits and beards. i was ngory, would; point. you, as the twits and beards. i was ngory, would notice oint. you, as the twits and beards. i was- gttory, would notice that you, as a tory, would notice that ettegettw— a tory, would notice that allegedly margaret thatcher was verv— allegedly margaret thatcher was verw ehth — allegedly margaret thatcher was very anti beard.— allegedly margaret thatcher was very anti beard. that's true. i reteeet— very anti beard. that's true. i reteeetlhet— very anti beard. that's true. i refused put anyone in her refused to put anyone in her eehhhet— refused to put anyone in her eehhhet-e- refused to put anyone in her cabinet-a beard.- refused to put anyone in her cabinet a beard. is cabinet who had a beard. is there— cabinet who had a beard. is there -truth? - cabinet who had a beard. is there-truth? i- cabinet who had a beard. is there truth? : w i cabinet who had a beard. is there truth? t:titw i cabinet who had a beard. is- there -truth? i don't know if there any truth? i don't know if it's as hard and fast as that. i'd have to have a think. didn't like it, did she, ministers. but she didn't beards. that's she didn't like beards. that's true. let quickly ask true. let me very quickly ask you,— true. let me very quickly ask wee—tetteeee- true. let me very quickly ask you,_tattoos? like| you, what about tattoos? like vhehhte— visible tattoos. yeah. so i ten-t— visible tattoos. yeah. so i teh-t went— visible tattoos. yeah. so i don't want-be- visible tattoos. yeah. so i don't want be thought i was don't want to be thought i was teet— don't want to be thought i was hwet tetghhg— don't want to be thought i was hwet tetghhg the— don't want to be thought i was just dodging the question by eewhhg—heert- just dodging the question by saying _ beard to l just dodging the question by saying beard to be saying i want the beard to be thew— saying i want the beard to be thew rether— saying i want the beard to be tidy rather than— saying i want the beard to be tidy rather than unkempt. i ten-t— tidy rather than unkempt. i ten-t thhh— tidy rather than unkempt. i don't think that— tidy rather than unkempt. i don't think that police- tidy rather than unkempt. i don't think that police officers should have facial tattoos. i think sort thing think that's the sort of thing undermines any other ones. okay. mean, plenty of okay. well, i mean, plenty of ex—servicemen got tattoos

ex—servicemen have got tattoos all over their arms and backs and forth. i've got no i and so forth. and i've got no i want encourage those people want to encourage those people into police. the idea of into our police. but the idea of a on your face, i think a tattoo on your face, i think fundamentally says, you care fundamentally says, you you care very about your very little about your employment prospects. and if you've that, then think you've done that, then i think you've done that, then i think you shouldn't be in the you probably shouldn't be in the police or they might have police force or they might have been a certain crowd when been within a certain crowd when they was young, which actually might them in good stead. they was young, which actually mightyou them in good stead. they was young, which actually mightyou growzm in good stead. they was young, which actually mightyou growzm iiget od stead. they was young, which actually mightyou growzm iiget octakeni. when you grow up, get it taken off. what do you think? two very gehettw— off. what do you think? two very quickly, because _ off. what do you think? two very quickly, because i've— what do you think? two very quickly, because i've got to go to quickly, because i've got to go teihreeh— quickly, because i've got to go te-hreet. het— quickly, because i've got to go to-break, but what- quickly, because i've got to go to break, but what do you to my break, but what do you there— to my break, but what do you there-hete- to my break, but what do you think?-lots of- think? visible. lots of firefighters have tattoos because of served in because lots of them served in the and bit the royal navy. and it's a bit of tradition in the royal of a tradition in in the royal navy. uncomfortable navy. i would be uncomfortable with officer some with a police officer with some kind spider tattoo covering kind of spider tattoo covering his his whole face neck. his his whole face and neck. for me, hate of an extreme me, i hate of an extreme example. it probably but me, i hate of an extreme examfgot it probably but me, i hate of an extreme examfgot a probably but me, i hate of an extreme examfgot a full3ably but me, i hate of an extreme examfgot a full spider but who's got a full spider tattoo eeverhhg— who's got a full spider tattoo covering-entire - covering their entire face? semethmee. — covering their entire face? . sometimes. _ people covering their entire face? - sometimes—people do. sometimes. sometimes people do. but a case of where but i guess it's a case of where do you where do you draw the line? know, so, so to speak. line? you know, so, so to speak. so, so, so to speak. yeah. fantastic. right?- so, so, so to speak. ytict w ti. right? look. see? fantastic. right? look. see? teet—eere- fantastic. right? look. see? look—cars on i fantastic. right? look. see?- look_cars on there. look at all these cars on there. ceme— look at all these cars on there. cerhe-erhehg— look at all these cars on there. come among there. continue look at all these cars on there. cdon't among there. continue look at all these cars on there. cdon't reallynong there. continue look at all these cars on there. cdon't really knowthere. continue look at all these cars on there. cdon't really know the 3. continue look at all these cars on there. cdon't really know the first ntinue i don't really know the first thhhg— i don't really know the first thhhg-eer— i don't really know the first thing car engines, thing about car engines, but i do. thing about car engines, but i d0-_belp- thing about car engines, but ii rte—heth-teet do. i just cannot help but look

at do. i just cannot help but look et eth— do. i just cannot help but look et ett there— do. i just cannot help but look at all them and— do. i just cannot help but look at all them and just saying i'm not at all them and just saying i'm het-hew— at all them and just saying i'm not how environmentally at all them and just saying i'm not itow environmentally at all them and just saying i'm not it is. environmentally at all them and just saying i'm not it is. envitwo 1entally at all them and just saying i'm not it is. envitwo 1entjust friendly it is. you two are just teehhg— friendly it is. you two are just teethhg—t-rh- friendly it is. you two are just teethhg—t-rh e- friendly it is. you two are just looking—i'm a bit. looking at me like i'm a bit theft.— looking at me like i'm a bit tett. het— looking at me like i'm a bit get. but t— looking at me like i'm a bit daft, but i think— looking at me like i'm a bit daft, but i think got a daft, but i think i've got a teehh— daft, but i think i've got a hehht. anyway— daft, but i think i've got a point. anyway, quick break. when i point. anyway, quick break. when t ee— point. anyway, quick break. when t teeh— point. anyway, quick break. when i come back, i'll— point. anyway, quick break. when i come back, i'll have some of weer—ehee- i come back, i'll have some of weer—ehee t- i come back, i'll have some of your—also i want| your thoughts, but also i want to your thoughts, but also i want te-hrheehere.— your thoughts, but also i want to-prisoners. we- your thoughts, but also i want to prisoners. we all know to talk prisoners. we all know we've got gaps in the labour rhertet— we've got gaps in the labour market-moment.- we've got gaps in the labour market moment. is the market at the moment. is the ehewer-te— market at the moment. is the ehewer-te het— market at the moment. is the answer to put more answer then to put more erheehere— answer then to put more erheehere eh— answer then to put more prisoners on release answer then to put more prisoners on-release get prisoners on day release and get there—see-

on gb news, the people's channel. britain is watching . channel. britain is watching. hello there. i'm michelle - hello there. i'm michelle hewherrw— . hello there. i'm michelle dewberry keeping— . hello there. i'm michelle dewfrom keeping— - hello there. i'm michelle dewfrom outside _ hello there. i'm michelle dewfrom outside buckingham live from outside buckingham heheee— live from outside buckingham heheee rhght— live from outside buckingham palace right through 7:00 palace right through till 7:00 terhght— palace right through till 7:00 terhght-rhe- palace right through till 7:00 tonight. me, alex palace right through till 7:00- tonight.-me, alex dean tonight. alongside me, alex dean is tonight. alongside me, alex dean he the— tonight. alongside me, alex dean is the political— tonight. alongside me, alex dean is the political consultant and teet— is the political consultant and rewt whene— is the political consultant and rewt thheeee he— is the political consultant and paul mbappe is the author, threrheh— paul mbappe is the author, fireman and— paul mbappe is the author, fireman and trade unionist. lots of fireman and trade unionist. lots et wee— fireman and trade unionist. lots et wee gwwe— fireman and trade unionist. lots et wee gwwe heve— fireman and trade unionist. lots of you guys have been getting in teeeh— of you guys have been getting in teeeh ehe— of you guys have been getting in touch and thank— of you guys have been getting in touch and thank-as- of you guys have been getting in touch and thank as well for touch and thank you as well for eherhhg— touch and thank you as well for eherhhg whth— touch and thank you as well for sharing with me— touch and thank you as well for sharing with me your coronation eheteree — sharing with me your coronation eheteree thh— sharing with me your coronation ehetwee. t-rh verw— sharing with me your coronation pictures. i'm very much enjoying eeehhg— pictures. i'm very much enjoying eeehhg-tethhhg— pictures. i'm very much enjoying seeing talking about the seeing them talking about the teeth— seeing them talking about the heerte ehe— seeing them talking about the beards and alison said. beards and stuff, alison said. she— beards and stuff, alison said. she—understandl she just doesn't understand what thtterehee— she just doesn't understand what difference _and-at| difference it makes. and look at the— difference it makes. and look at thhe-hrhege— difference it makes. and look at this-image that- difference it makes. and look at this image that one of my this little image that one of my hee— this little image that one of my viewers has sent— this little image that one of my viewers has sent in. it's my

twhh. — viewers has sent in. it's my twhh. ie— viewers has sent in. it's my twin. -a little- viewers has sent in. it's my twin.-a little i- viewers has sent in. it's my twin. a little i don't know twin. it's a little i don't know whet— twin. it's a little i don't know whet teg— twin. it's a little i don't know whet teg ht— twin. it's a little i don't know whet teg ht he.— twin. it's a little i don't know what dog it is. i'm not very geet— what dog it is. i'm not very geet et— what dog it is. i'm not very geet et my— what dog it is. i'm not very geet et rhw deg.- what dog it is. i'm not very good at my dog. yeah but it's thttte— good at my dog. yeah but it's thttte tege— good at my dog. yeah but it's little dogs only— good at my dog. yeah but it's little dogs only for that little . tt-e— little dogs only for that little . tt-e-thttte— little dogs only for that little . it's-little dogs- little dogs only for that little . it's little dogs getting . it's nice little dogs getting hete— . it's nice little dogs getting into-coronation- . it's nice little dogs getting into coronation suite there . it's nice little dogs getting into one coronation suite there . it's nice little dogs getting into one withiation suite there . it's nice little dogs getting into one with ation suite there . it's nice little dogs getting into one with a little uite there . it's nice little dogs getting into one with a little union ere . it's nice little dogs getting into one with a little union jack and one with a little union jack tteg— and one with a little union jack tteg eh— and one with a little union jack tteg eh tte— and one with a little union jack flag on its head,— and one with a little union jack flag on its head, the other one whth— flag on its head, the other one whth e— flag on its head, the other one whth e eew— flag on its head, the other one with a bow tie,— flag on its head, the other one with a bow tie, the same as rehe—heet- with a bow tie, the same as mine._just it's mine. my producerjust said it's the— mine. my producerjust said it's the-twe— mine. my producerjust said it's like-twin.-the- mine. my producerjust said it's like-twin.-the dogs- like my twin. but the dogs hetter— like my twin. but the dogs better looking. _ like my twin. but the dogs better looking. i found that erettw— better looking. i found thati pretty—display pretty harsh window display there.— there. we've got matching eeehhehe— there. we've got matching cushions and— there. we've got matching cushions and flags in the whhtew. — cushions and flags in the window. nice— cushions and flags in the window. nice little set up there on window. nice little set up there eh the— window. nice little set up there eh the eh— window. nice little set up there eh the en the— window. nice little set up there on the on the table . another on the on the table. another he— on the on the table. another thttte — on the on the table. another nice little window. i like it. vee-re— nice little window. i like it. vee-re eth— nice little window. i like it. you're all not— nice little window. i like it. you're all not messing around. ceeeetee— you're all not messing around. cupcakes. look— you're all not messing around. cupcakes. look at— you're all not messing around. cupcakes. look at that. they teet— cupcakes. look at that. they teet verw— cupcakes. look at that. they look very nice.— cupcakes. look at that. they look very nice. oh, they're hehhhg— look very nice. oh, they're rhethhg rhe— look very nice. oh, they're making me hungry out there. i'm hehgrw— making me hungry out there. i'm hehgrw thew— making me hungry out there. i'm hungry now. they are— making me hungry out there. meg; they are making making me hungry out there. w.wt;”«t they are making me. hungry now. they are making me. oh, hungry now. they are making me. oh wee.— hungry now. they are making me. oh wee. teet— hungry now. they are making me. oh. wee. teet et— hungry now. they are making me. oh, yes. look at that— wt;”«t they are making me. oh, yes. look at that fireplace, everwhetw. — oh, yes. look at that fireplace, everwhetw. teet— oh, yes. look at that fireplace, everybody. look at— oh, yes. look at that fireplace, everybody. look at that. impressive.— everybody. look at that. impressive. _at| everybody. look at that. - impressive.-at that. impressive. yes, look at that. strehght— impressive. yes, look at that. strehght e. — impressive. yes, look at that. strehght e. t— impressive. yes, look at that. straight a. i hope— impressive. yes, look at that. straight a. i hope you got your heetth— straight a. i hope you got your heetth ehe— straight a. i hope you got your health and safety— straight a. i hope you got your health and safety authorisation for health and safety authorisation her-theee— health and safety authorisation for those buntings up. for putting those buntings up. wett— for putting those buntings up. we-tt-eheet— for putting those buntings up. we'll about before the we'll talk about that before the end we'll talk about that before the ehtlthe— we'll talk about that before the end the programme. end of the programme. some eehehte— end of the programme. some councils,_saying| councils, by the way, saying thet— councils, by the way, saying thet wee— councils, by the way, saying that you have— councils, by the way, saying that you have fill these that you have to fill in these three— that you have to fill in these three-documents. that you have to fill in these three documents in three pages of documents in eethhg— three pages of documents in eethhg ter— three pages of documents in asking for permission to put weer— asking for permission to put weer hehthhg— asking for permission to put your bunting up. what is going on your bunting up. what is going en te— your bunting up. what is going eh he the— your bunting up. what is going on in this country— your bunting up. what is going on in this country anyway? stehheh— on in this country anyway? steeheh eewe— on in this country anyway? stephen says, i— on in this country anyway? stephen says, i don't really

eheet— stephen says, i don't really care about policemen with teeth.— care about policemen with heerte het— care about policemen with beards, but i— care about policemen with beards, but i don't like seeing them— beards, but i don't like seeing them whth— beards, but i don't like seeing them with tattoos. it makes them teet— them with tattoos. it makes them teet thre— them with tattoos. it makes them look like thugs— them with tattoos. it makes them look like thugs and creates a tee— look like thugs and creates a bad impression— look like thugs and creates a bad impression ._ look like thugs and creates a bad impression . that's a bit bad impression. that's a bit etereetwehhg— bad impression. that's a bit stereotyping going on there. stehheh— stereotyping going on there. steeheh vee— stereotyping going on there. stephen you think everyone with tetteee— stephen you think everyone with tetteee he— stephen you think everyone with tetteee he e— stephen you think everyone with tattoos is a bit— stephen you think everyone with tattoos is a bit thuggish? john eewe— tattoos is a bit thuggish? john eewe never— tattoos is a bit thuggish? john says never mind— tattoos is a bit thuggish? john says never mind beards. they teet— says never mind beards. they teet thre— says never mind beards. they look like they've— says never mind beards. they look like they've been . yeah, look like they've been. yeah, ehether— look like they've been. yeah, another one. _ look like they've been. yeah, another one. he— look like they've been. yeah, another one. he just doesn't thre— another one. he just doesn't the the— another one. he just doesn't like the tattoos— another one. he just doesn't like the tattoos either. aeteettw— like the tattoos either. aeteettw. e— like the tattoos either. actually, a lot of you, it's tetteee— actually, a lot of you, it's tattoos that's— actually, a lot of you, it's tattoos that's turning you off when— tattoos that's turning you off when ht— tattoos that's turning you off when it comes— tattoos that's turning you off when it comes to— tattoos that's turning you off when it comes to smartness and not when it comes to smartness and het-ahwwew— when it comes to smartness and het-ahwwew .— when it comes to smartness and not-anyway , we'll- when it comes to smartness and not anyway , we'll leave not beards anyway, we'll leave it-government- not beards anyway, we'll leave it government ministers it there. government ministers are it there. government ministers ere—tet— it there. government ministers ere—tet eet- are planning to let out thousands— are planning to let out thousands more prisoners, eeeerehttw— thousands more prisoners, eeeerehttwltew- thousands more prisoners, apparently day release in apparently on day release in eher— apparently on day release in. order—shortages order to plug labour shortages in order to plug labour shortages he the— order to plug labour shortages in the economy.— order to plug labour shortages in the economy. the plan in essence, is basically to enhance veeethehet— essence, is basically to enhance vocational training— essence, is basically to enhance vocational training for some hrheehere— vocational training for some nneenere ee— vocational training for some prisoners as well as enrolling ethere— prisoners as well as enrolling ethere tn— prisoners as well as enrolling others in apprenticeships as wet.— others in apprenticeships as wet t— others in apprenticeships as wet t heve— others in apprenticeships as well. i have to— others in apprenticeships as well. i have to say, you know, on well. i have to say, you know, en the— well. i have to say, you know, en the teee— well. i have to say, you know, on the face of— well. i have to say, you know, on the face of it— well. i have to say, you know, on the face of it ,_ well. i have to say, you know, on the face of it , when you've on the face of it, when you've got— on the face of it, when you've get te — on the face of it, when you've get te etert— on the face of it, when you've got to start thinking creatively now: _ got to start thinking creatively atew — got to start thinking creatively now, alex, about— got to start thinking creatively now, alex, about what are we going— now, alex, about what are we gehnglte— now, alex, about what are we gehnglte te— now, alex, about what are we going do to bolster the going to do to bolster the wertteree— going to do to bolster the workforce-this- going to do to bolster the workforce this country? do workforce in this country? do you— workforce in this country? do wee—thee- workforce in this country? do wee—thheelht- you agree with this? is it a geet— you agree with this? is it a geet-t— you agree with this? is it a good-i probably. you agree with this? is it a. good-i probably agree you agree with this? is it a- good-i probably agree with good idea? i probably agree with the outcome. i'm not i the outcome. i'm not sure i agree the motivation that agree with the motivation that gets them to that outcome. my time especially saw time at the bar especially saw a lot of frequent flyers in the

criminal justice system. people with convictions . and one with repeat convictions. and one of things that you do to of the things that you can do to help break that cycle help someone break that cycle of conviction teaching a conviction is teaching them a trade , whatever it may be, trade, whatever it may be, teaching them a skill. and another thing you can do is to help them demonstrate that they understand the value of work and if you can do one of those things in the course of someone's incarceration, then it's all for the better. in fact, i think the only thing that's even more positive for people prison teaching people in prison is teaching them if they don't know them to read. if they don't know how. at how. and that's if you look at indices of most they indices of most things, they make almost no difference to people in prison. they in. people in prison. they go in. lifestyle people in prison. they go in. lifes'come they offend they come out. they offend again. in and you again. if you go in and you learn a trade, you come out, you've a much better chance you've got a much better chance of re—offending. mean, if of not re—offending. i mean, if you you know to you if you didn't know how to read, and you learn read, you go in and you learn how to read, your re—offending falls cliff. after falls off a cliff. but after that, teaching that, i think teaching someone the down a job the ability to hold down a job and work is really positive. and to work is really positive. so not sure i'd do it for so i'm not sure i'd do it for the reasons they're setting out, but the outcome is but i think the outcome is supen but i think the outcome is super. you fast super. so if you just fast forward you're taking forward a bit, if you're taking a out of prison

a prisoner out of prison and putting to release putting them on to day release in the world of work, do you think should get the think they should get the same wages as everybody else? no. and what happen wages as everybody else? no. and whet-hennen he— wages as everybody else? no. and what-happen is -youi what tends to happen is that you heve— what tends to happen is that you heve e— what tends to happen is that you heve e nrheen— what tends to happen is that you have a prison account and money is have a prison account and money he—thet— have a prison account and money he—thet nrettw- have a prison account and money is-smallithat pretty- have a prison account and money is small beerit pretty have a prison account and money is small beer . tretty have a prison account and money is small beer. ; have a prison account and money is small beer . ; small, small beer. although some criminals dumping huge criminals were dumping huge amounts one amounts of cash in there at one point, . but that's point, amusingly. but that's supposed you know, supposed to be for you know, your of the canteen and for your use of the canteen and for buying small luxuries in the prison. and you can have you can even have a reserve part of that that you get when you come out and that that that amount is saved for you in the course saved up for you in the course of your working in prison. of your time working in prison. and against and i'm actually not against that then if you're that at all. but then if you're an that at all. but then if you're en-ent— that at all. but then if you're en-ent hete- that at all. but then if you're an-and let's just. that at all. but then if you'rei an-and let's just say an employer and let's just say you— an employer and let's just say wee-ee— an employer and let's just say you-some fella- an employer and let's just say you some fella there for you can get some fella there for tho-ho— you can get some fella there for tho-ho en— you can get some fella there for £10.40 on minimum wage you £10.40 on minimum wage or you een—terl can get that prisoner there for a can get that prisoner there for ethve— can get that prisoner there for ethvelen— can get that prisoner there for a five-an hour,— can get that prisoner there for a five an hour, you're going a five or an hour, you're going to a five or an hour, you're going te-heehneee- a five or an hour, you're going to-business with- to staff your business with theee— to staff your business with - theee—heng these prisoners and that's bang geee— these prisoners and that's bang geee-ane— these prisoners and that's bang goes-and that's- these prisoners and that's bang goes-and that's the. goes the job. and that's the reason i was saying that i'm probably in favour it for the probably in favour of it for the outcomes of learning outcomes in terms of learning a trade that. trade or something like that. i'm not in favour of it for the employment local employment impact on local economy does is economy because what it does is often the person who's often price out the person who's not incarcerated, hasn't not incarcerated, who hasn't done wrong from doing

done anything wrong from doing the work because you get a deep discount prisoner. discount on the prisoner. so it's reason that it's not for that reason that i do it. paul mbappe i think hreettw— do it. paul mbappe i think hreettw ht-e— do it. paul mbappe i think broadly it's a— t:tit i paul mbappe i think broadly it's a good idea with the— broadly it's a good idea with the rhght— broadly it's a good idea with the right safeguards, of course, but the right safeguards, of course, het t— the right safeguards, of course, het t thhnt— the right safeguards, of course, but i think they— the right safeguards, of course, but i think they should be paid and i think they should be paid the-rete— and i think they should be paid the-rete ter— and i think they should be paid the-rate for the- and i think they should be paid the rate for the job. the going rate for the job. aeteettw— the going rate for the job. aeteettw. t— the going rate for the job. actually, i don't— the going rate for the job. actually, i don't think- the going rate for the job. actually, i don't think it is acceptable that any employer would be able to get labour on the cheap. now whether that labour somebody is labour is somebody who is a prisoner or whether it's somebody who's just walked in off it just strikes off the street, it just strikes me as absolutely wrong that an employer could benefit from that cheap labour. so i would say no, we have different scales of minimum wage though. now, don't you? if minimum wage though. now, don't you?.if someone's— minimum wage though. now, don't you?.ifsomeone's18,_ minimum wage though. now, don't you?.if someone's 18, for- you? so if someone's 18, for exempte— you? so if someone's 18, for evenntelthew- you? so if someone's 18, for example, they get example, will they get a thtterent— example, will they get a different way— example, will they get a different way to someone that's 25? different way to someone that's eee—thet- different way to someone that's eee—thet thetl different way to someone that's 25?_that that is| 25? and i imagine that that is to 25? and i imagine that that is te—teet— 25? and i imagine that that is te—teet thet- 25? and i imagine that that is to _fact that their. to reflect the fact that their eetgehnge— to reflect the fact that their outgoings and _ to reflect the fact that their outgoings and all rest of it outgoings and all the rest of it ent— outgoings and all the rest of it end then— outgoings and all the rest of it and their experience perhaps is teee— and their experience perhaps is. teee—the less so. why would you give like a less so. why would you give like e 25— less so. why would you give like e 25 weer— less so. why would you give like ezt weer-the— less so. why would you give like a 25 year-the same- less so. why would you give like a 25 year the same as a 25 year old the same as i weett— a 25 year old the same as i weett pay?— a 25 year old the same as i weett pay? — a 25 year old the same as i weett pay? t— a 25 year old the same as i would pay? : 8 would pay? i would pay an 18 year old same a 50 year year old the same as a 50 year old were doing same old if they were doing the same job and putting in same job and putting in the same effort. know, producing effort. and, you know, producing the same thing. hang on. think the same thing. hang on. i think it's to say, it's entirely reasonable to say, well, deserve

well, if you're 18, you deserve to rate as a to be paid the same rate as a ,50. now, if you are a prisoner and you're and working and you're going out and working eight, for eight, nine, ten hours a day for an employer, i don't see any convincing why you should convincing reason why you should not rate the not get the going rate for the job, whether not you're able job, whether or not you're able to of course, while to spend it. of course, while you're prison different you're in prison is a different thing. into your thing. it could go into your account and you could then spend it you're released. i see account and you could then spend it least you're released. i see account and you could then spend it least you'reasons.ed. i see account and you could then spend it least you' reasons. the see account and you could then spend it least you' reasons. the first. at least two reasons. the first. but the other danger let me just at least two reasons. the first. but this. )ther danger let me just at least two reasons. the first. but this. )theiotherer let me just at least two reasons. the first. but this. )theiother dangerie just at least two reasons. the first. but this. )theiother danger isjust say this. the other danger is that you have is a that what you would have is a huge say thousands of huge if you say thousands of prisoners are suddenly entering the market cheap the labour market on a cheap rate just have this rate of pay, you just have this huge reserve army huge instant reserve army of labour to employers labour available to employers which effect which will have the very effect of driving wages people which will have the very effect of diare g wages people which will have the very effect of diare out wages people which will have the very effect of diare out there ages people which will have the very effect of diare out there living people which will have the very effect of diare out there living an eople who are out there living an honest life. but but that needs to be addressed. hasn't the first prisoners first reason that prisoners should is a should be paid less is that a part of their incarceration? often, you know, restrict often, you know, you restrict thehr— often, you know, you restrict their—movementl their freedom of movement and wee-ve—thel you've got to it's not just the ee hehng— you've got to it's not just the same as being-in. you've got to it's not just the same as being in the same as being someone in the wertteree— same as being someone in the workforce .those _ same as being someone in the workforce those ten hours. workforce for those ten hours. vee— you are still a serving nheene— you are still a serving prisoner. and- you are still a serving prisoner. and the second to prisoner. and the second is to hneenthvhee— prisoner. and the second is to incentivise-to- prisoner. and the second is to. incentivise-to-the incentivise someone to take the her— incentivise someone to take the net—en — incentivise someone to take the net—en hn- incentivise someone to take the net—en tn the- risk of taking you on in the thret— risk of taking you on in the thret nteee— risk of taking you on in the first place, because plainly it is first place, because plainly it he—rhet.- first place, because plainly it he—rhet. ant- first place, because plainly it is_risk. and if. is some kind of risk. and if enntewere— is some kind of risk. and if enntewere get— is some kind of risk. and if employers get no benefit from tren— employers get no benefit from from _outside - from doing it outside of ettrehen—

altruism, you might find them ill motivated— altruism, you might find them ill motivated to— altruism, you might find them ill motivated to take a serving nheener — ill motivated to take a serving prisoner. well,— ill motivated to take a serving prisoner. ill motivated to take a serving. prisoner. well,-there'sa prisoner. well, maybe there's a compromise. a compromise. maybe there's a compromise. maybe there's a compromise. the compromise. you pay them the going paul ticks his going rate. so paul ticks his box, you take the board and box, but you take the board and lodgings off and give that lodgings off them and give that to instead to for to the state instead to pay for their kyiv would say to their kyiv what would you say to that? one break. that? one quick break. when i come i'll have some come back, i'll have some more of but wonder, of your thoughts. but i wonder, do think councils being do you think councils are being a when it comes to a bit killjoy when it comes to allowing people to put their flags up and and about in flags up and out and about in your local area? have you been able to it? we'll come back able to do it? we'll come back and at that .

hello there. welcome back to dewbs& co with me, michelle dewberry keeping you company until 7:00 tonight. alongside me, alex dean , the political me, alex dean, the political consultant, and paul embery, the author, fireman and trade unionist. and look , if i'm going unionist. and look, if i'm going to sit outside of buckingham

palace dressed like an absolute wally, i've got to get into the spirit glass every spirit and raise a glass every night to our forthcoming king. cheers. are you going to make me 7 cheers. are you going to make me e _th— ? you do realise i'm a republican and you're making me take toast to his take part in a toast to his majesty the king. pack it in and get ht— majesty the king. pack it in and get ht tewn. — majesty the king. pack it in and get it down. yeah.— w; pack it in and get it down. yeah. sacrilege ve-eer— get it down. yeah. sacrilege you're outside. _ get it down. yeah. sacrilege you're outside. god- get it down. yeah. sacrilege you're outside. god save the king. better paul king. and better wisdom, paul mbappe just you . are you mbappe just for you. are you going be mbappe just for you. are you going-be pledging- are you going be pledging your going to be pledging your etteghenee— going to be pledging your allegiance you allegiance tomorrow? will you reettwe— allegiance tomorrow? will you really? sere— allegiance tomorrow? will you really? sure. so— allegiance tomorrow? will you really? sure. so you're going to sit really? sure. so you're going to eht-et— really? sure. so you're going to eht-et weer— really? sure. so you're going to sit-of your-screen. sit in front of your tv screen ent— sit in front of your tv screen ent eheet— sit in front of your tv screen and shout the _ sit in front of your tv screen and shout the way you do it here? — and shout the way you do it here? t— and shout the way you do it here? t we— and shout the way you do it here? w; here? i was thinking i was definitely going to come here here? i was thinking i was defiiseey going to come here here? i was thinking i was defiisee how ng to come here here? i was thinking i was defiisee how busy come here here? i was thinking i was defiisee how busy c1is.3 here here? i was thinking i was defiisee how busy c1is. ihere here? i was thinking i was defiisee how busy c1is. i may and see how busy it is. i may not, but yes, i don't even think ineed not, but yes, i don't even think i need to ask you, are you going not, but yes, i don't even think i rbei to ask you, are you going not, but yes, i don't even think i rbei to asithei, are you going not, but yes, i don't even think i rbei to asi

thhnt— hard. they're all scroungers. i thhnt-wert— hard. they're all scroungers. i think-work hard.- hard. they're all scroungers. i think-work hard. i- hard. they're all scroungers. i think work hard. i just think they work hard. i just thhnt— think they work hard. i just thhnt ee— think they work hard. i just thhnt ee e— think they work hard. i just think as a grown up society, we eheett— think as a grown up society, we should-allowed— think as a grown up society, we should i allowed to - think as a grown up society, we should allowed to elect our should be allowed to elect our heet— should be allowed to elect our heed-thre— should be allowed to elect our. head-like-other head of state like so many other eentnee— head of state like so many other countries-yeah,— head of state like so many other countries yeah, that'd countries do. yeah, that'd be greet.— countries do. yeah, that'd be greet-knew.- countries do. yeah, that'd be great-know, if- countries do. yeah, that'd be great. �*" ti: countries do. yeah, that'd be. great-know, if charles iii countries do. yeah, that'd be great. �*" countries do. yeah, that'd be great. : �*" countries do. yeah, that'd be great. : w �*" countries do. yeah, that'd be great. w w wants to stand in that election, recent it. recent times, let him do it. you have had president you would have had president herhe— you would have had president boris johnson— you would have had president boris johnson or— you would have had president boris johnson or president tony htehr. — boris johnson or president tony htehr. teeh— boris johnson or president tony blair. yeah,-i'm_ boris johnson or president tony blair. yeah, i'm sure blair. yeah, but i'm not sure any— blair. yeah, but i'm not sure enw—thet.- blair. yeah, but i'm not sure enw—thet. - blair. yeah, but i'm not sure enw—thet. hetl blair. yeah, but i'm not sure. any—that. but the any of us want that. but the difference get rid of difference is you can get rid of them. if you end up with them. whereas if you end up with a queen who you don't a king or a queen who you don't like, you mechanism to like, you have no mechanism to get of. here's the test. we get rid of. here's the test. we het— get rid of. here's the test. we hadlreferendum _ get rid of. here's the test. we hadlreferendum .the- had a referendum on the alternative— had a referendum on the alternative vote. voted in alternative vote. i voted in teveer— alternative vote. i voted in. teveer—ehee alternative vote. i voted in. favo and _ side alternative vote. i voted in. favo and i_side alternative vote. i voted in. favo and i accept-side alternative vote. i voted in favo and i accept the side alternative vote. i voted in favo and i accept the result.ie alternative vote. i voted in favo and i accept the result. we lost and i accept the result. we het— lost and i accept the result. we het e— lost and i accept the result. we had a referendum— lost and i accept the result. we had a referendum on the monarchy on had a referendum on the monarchy en weer— had a referendum on the monarchy en weer ehee— had a referendum on the monarchy on your side lost.— had a referendum on the monarchy on your side lost. would you eeeent— on your side lost. would you eeeent-then - on your side lost. would you accept then forget on your side lost. would you- accept-then forget it? accept that? and then forget it? of accept that? and then forget it? ot—no. — accept that? and then forget it? ot—ne. t— accept that? and then forget it? ot—ne. t weete- of course. well, no, i would never move on never forget it. but move on from it in a way that the losing brexit side hasn't is my point. look, are still look, of course people are still entitled to make their case. they to told shut up they can't be to told shut up for of their lives. but for the rest of their lives. but if were a referendum and if there were a referendum and people wanted people said they wanted to keep the then course, the monarchy, then of course, let me ask this then i think they that by the they would vote that way. by the way, you're a mild way, you say you're a mild republican, but surely republican, right? but surely you can't-coming- republican, right? but surely- you can't-coming-here, you can't deny coming down here, eeehhg— seeing all this, all the preparation. - seeing all this, all the preparation. it's incredible. a tenteethe—

preparation. it's incredible. a fantastic-going- fantastic vibe going on. there is fantastic vibe going on. there he—tnew- fantastic vibe going on. there is_know that's. fantastic vibe going on. therei is_know that's just is an energy. i know that's just me— is an energy. i know that's just me because you're— is an energy. i know that's just me because you're sat next to nelgenerettw— me because you're sat next to me, generally broader, me, but generally broader, you meet— must be getting into it a little the — must be getting into it a little the _theee— must be getting into it a little bit-these are- must be getting into it a little. bit. _these are generally bit. i think these are generally unifying days and people enjoy them and i think they're pretty harmless. and in truth, i don't actually much actually think there's much difference ordinary difference as far as ordinary people are concerned, whether difference as far as ordinary peoplive'e concerned, whether difference as far as ordinary peoplive withinerned, whether difference as far as ordinary peoplive withinerimonarchical difference as far as ordinary peoplivorvithinerimonarchical difference as far as ordinary peoplivor whethernonarchical difference as far as ordinary peoplivor whethernona live al system or whether they live within republic, example, system or whether they live within something example, system or whether they live within something different. le, there's something different. well, if you compare, well, hold on. if you compare, it's not like compare, for example, denmark, it's not like compare, for exampleis denmark, it's not like compare, for exampleis parliamentaryark, finland is a parliamentary republic. a monarchy. republic. denmark is a monarchy. i that the citizens i don't think that the citizens or the subjects of those two countries think they countries would think that they are better worse off for are any better or worse off for having that particular comparison. when we live in hrhtehn— comparison. when we live in hrhtehn ent— comparison. when we live in britain and deal— comparison. when we live in britain and deal with- ti.ti.tiw t:titw when we live in britain and deal with the ti.titiw ctitw when we live in britain and deal with the issues are britain and deal with the issues tngtheh— britain and deal with the issues are english speaking places that ten-t— are english speaking places that tent—ent- are english speaking places that ten-t—ent ee- don't have a king and are nethhng— don't have a king and are nothing exciting at nothing like as exciting at thnee— nothing like as exciting at thrnee thre— nothing like as exciting at times like this. i've been to the— times like this. i've been to the ttnhtet— times like this. i've been to the united states in presidential inaugurations. it's not presidential inaugurations. it's net the— presidential inaugurations. it's net the the. — presidential inaugurations. it's not like this. this— presidential inaugurations. it's not like this. this one not like this. this the one thhhg— not like this. this the one- thing—wonderful thing we miss in this wonderful hreeteeethng— thing we miss in this wonderful broadcasting-is- thing we miss in this wonderful broadcasting is within the broadcasting setup is within the neeeetetneee— broadcasting setup is within the peacefulness of _ broadcasting setup is within the peacefulness of this media environment.— peacefulness of this media environment. we fail to convey thet— environment. we fail to convey that absolutely— environment. we fail to convey that absolutely extraordinary pandemonium_ that absolutely extraordinary pandemonium that's already going on pandemonium that's already going en eth— pandemonium that's already going en ett the— pandemonium that's already going en ett the wew— pandemonium that's already going on all the way down the mall. reente— on all the way down the mall. reente whth— on all the way down the mall. people with their— on all the way down the mall. people with their people are eennhng— people with their people are eennhng et— people with their people are camping at green park. is full. sehnt— camping at green park. is full.

sent-hert— camping at green park. is full. saint-park is- camping at green park. is full. saint park is full. ' wt: saint james's park is full. and it's saint james's park is full. and he e— saint james's park is full. and it's a wonderful— saint james's park is full. and it's a wonderful atmosphere, honestly, there is. and good luck those people and good luck to those people and good luck to those people and good luck to those people and good luck to you're you're luck to you if you're if you're going allegiance. going to pledge your allegiance. absolutely. good luck to you. het— absolutely. good luck to you. . net—nw but i'm not going to pledge my etheghenee— but i'm not going to pledge my allegiance—no,- allegiance. the point is. no, ehew— allegiance. the point is. no, atew t— allegiance. the point is. no, no, alex, i will.— allegiance. the point is. no, no, alex, i will. yeah but the rent— no, alex, i will. yeah but the nehntlthere— no, alex, i will. yeah but the point-there are - no, alex, i will. yeah but the point there are millions of point is, there are millions of people— point is, there are millions of neente—entl point is, there are millions of. neente—ent wee people in this country, and you heve— people in this country, and you heve te— people in this country, and you have to accept— people in this country, and you have to accept look have to accept it who? look at the— have to accept it who? look at thhe whth— have to accept it who? look at thhe whth e— have to accept it who? look at this with a raised— have to accept it who? look at this with a raised eyebrow and thhnh— this with a raised eyebrow and think, actually,— this with a raised eyebrow and think, actually, it's all a bit ete— think, actually, it's all a bit eee-tte— think, actually, it's all a bit odd-it's-really- think, actually, it's all a bit. odd - it's - really. me. odd and it's not really for me. ant— odd and it's not really for me. and-particularly- and i'm not particularly monarchist_ and i'm not particularly monarchist and fill my foot monarchist and feel fill my foot ent— monarchist and feel fill my foot ent teet— monarchist and feel fill my foot ent teet gette— monarchist and feel fill my foot and feel quite aloof from the whete— and feel quite aloof from the whete thhng. — and feel quite aloof from the whole thing. i wy whole thing. those people tiny minority tomorrow, then sat in your reruns of your house watching reruns of dewbs& let everyone else dewbs& co and let everyone else get on with yeah, do it . let get on with yeah, do it. let everyone else get on- t;ti;i titw t/ti;ct w t:tit i let everyone else get on with the thnw— everyone else get on with the thnw trhnge — everyone else get on with the tiny fringe position . tiny fringe position. let me heve— tiny fringe position. let me heve e— tiny fringe position. let me heve e teet. — tiny fringe position. let me have a look. by— tiny fringe position. let me have a look. by the way, alex, there are millions who have got little interest. i don't care eheet— little interest. i don't care eheet pebble— little interest. i don't care about people that- i ”twtiitcti i don't care about people that not interested in about people that not interested hnenrnere-w - about people that not interested in-anymore. right.- about people that not interested in me anymore. right. about people that not interested in me if anymore. right. about people that not interested in me if we'venore. right. about people that not interested in me if we've got. right. about people that not interested in me if we've got anyiht. about people that not interested in me if we've got any more sure. me if we've got any more nheteree— sure. me if we've got any more nheteree-et— sure. me if we've got any more nheteree-et hw- sure. me if we've got any more pictures of my viewers pictures of any of my viewers heee— pictures of any of my viewers heeeeee-heen- pictures of any of my viewers. because-been sending pictures of any of my viewers. be lotse-been sending pictures of any of my viewers be lots of been sending pictures of any of my viewers be lots of your been sending pictures of any of my viewers be lots of your stuff. een sending pictures of any of my viewers be lots of your stuff. hold ending pictures of any of my viewers be lots of your stuff. hold on. ing in lots of your stuff. hold on. i in lots of your stuff. hold on. tlthte— in lots of your stuff. hold on. tlthtelheve— in lots of your stuff. hold on. i.like.have a- in lots of your stuff. hold on. i like have a little i do like to have a little neeew — i do like to have a little neeew t— i do like to have a little nosey. i like— i do like to have a little nosey. i like to- i do like to have a little nosey. i like to share with you all nosey. i like to share with you ett whet-e— nosey. i like to share with you all what's going— nosey. i like to share with you all what's going on. here we go. anether— all what's going on. here we go. whether—thet- all what's going on. here we go. another—that a. another nice garden. is that a gene— another nice garden. is that a pond-something?- another nice garden. is that a pond something? 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there just talking about. should you put soisoners out work? there just talking about. should you put so many; out work? there just talking about. should you put so many; out that k? there just talking about. should you put so many; out that comerre just talking about. should you put so many; out that come up are so many of you that come up with— are so many of you that come up wire-seme— are so many of you that come up with-same idea,— are so many of you that come up with same idea, which why with the same idea, which is why een-r— with the same idea, which is why een-r vou— with the same idea, which is why don't you-prisoners- with the same idea, which is why don't you prisoners to do don't you get prisoners to do the— don't you get prisoners to do tree-rre— don't you get prisoners to do tree-re rree— don't you get prisoners to do the-in the road?- don't you get prisoners to do the in the road? so the potholes in the road? so merry— the potholes in the road? so merry-trink- the potholes in the road? soj many _think .that many people think that that worm— many people think that that worm-rreet- many people think that that would right idea. but would be the right idea. but berry— would be the right idea. but berry says— would be the right idea. but eerry seys ,— would be the right idea. but eerry seys , wry— would be the right idea. but barry says , why don't you put barry says, why don't you put prisoner?— barry says, why don't you put prrserrere r— barry says, why don't you put prisoner? i mean,— barry says, why don't you put prisoner? i mean, i shouldn't laugh-— prisoner? i mean, i shouldn't laugh- rre— prisoner? i mean, i shouldn't laugh. i'm sure— prisoner? i mean, i shouldn't laugh. i'm sure it's a sensible suggesrrerr— laugh. i'm sure it's a sensible suggestion from _ laugh. i'm sure it's a sensible suggestion from me, but why een-r— suggestion from me, but why een-r yer— suggestion from me, but why een-r yer pur— suggestion from me, but why don't you put prisoners on brsyeres— don't you put prisoners on bicycles which— don't you put prisoners on bicycles which generate electricity _ bicycles which generate electricity - up| electricity to charge up batteries,— electricity to charge up- batteries,_then be batteries, which could then be used— batteries, which could then be used for—

batteries, which could then be used fer-up- batteries, which could then be used for- up their- batteries, which could then be used for up their own used for powering up their own prison— used for powering up their own prrserr erre— used for powering up their own prison and save— used for powering up their own prison and save the electricity muse — prison and save the electricity muse rr-s— prison and save the electricity muse we r— prison and save the electricity bills? it's a black- prison and save the electricity bills? . f bills? it's a black mirror episode where that is the plot, the dystopian future of humanity with all the prisoners cycling away on their pedals . michael away on their pedals. michael says, my daughter— away on their pedals. michael says, my daughter is- away on their pedals. michael says, my daughter is in- ” : michael says, my daughter is in prison erre— says, my daughter is in prison use see— says, my daughter is in prison and she would— says, my daughter is in prison and she would welcome the chance to work— and she would welcome the chance to work to— and she would welcome the chance to work to relieve— and she would welcome the chance to work to relieve the _ and she would welcome the chance to work to relieve the boredom of being— to work to relieve the boredom of being locked— to work to relieve the boredom of being locked in— to work to relieve the boredom of being locked in a cell. for most— of being locked in a cell. for mess of— of being locked in a cell. for mess of she— of being locked in a cell. for most of the day,— of being locked in a cell. for most of the day, it's- most of the day, it's productive, not just watching the telly. michael i'm going to be e— the telly. michael i'm going to be u bn— the telly. michael i'm going to be a bit harsh,— michael i'm going to be a bit harsh, though, on your daughter— be a bit harsh, though, on your daughter-don't- be a bit harsh, though, on your. daughter-don't-be daughter and i don't mean to be ebb-b— daughter and i don't mean to be ebb-r rubbe— daughter and i don't mean to be ebb-r budge-bub— daughter and i don't mean to be don't judge but actually i don't judge me, but actually i bourb— don't judge me, but actually i ueubu-beebbe— don't judge me, but actually ii would-people-bit would like people to feel a bit bored— would like people to feel a bit bored-ebb— would like people to feel a bit bored-all the— would like people to feel a bit bored-all the rest- would like people to feel a bit bored all the rest of it in bored and all the rest of it in brbseu— bored and all the rest of it in. brbseu—mbgbb prison because then they might bbbbb— prison because then they might bbbub buse— prison because then they might think twice about— prison because then they might think twice about going there again- — think twice about going there again- .— think twice about going there ugubrr. r bebe— think twice about going there again. i hope you don't think think twice about going there aga being)pe you don't think think twice about going there aga being too you don't think think twice about going there aga being too harsh. n't think think twice about going there aga being too harsh. anyway; i'm being too harsh. anyway bobb— i'm being too harsh. anyway beeb bub-s— i'm being too harsh. anyway look, that's-got- i'm being too harsh. anyway look, that's got time look, that's all i've got time for.— look, that's all i've got time for. whatever— look, that's all i've got time for. whatever doing this for. whatever you are doing this weekend,— for. whatever you are doing this weekend, however— for. whatever you are doing this weekend, however you're into the monarchy— monarchy or not, have yourself a furrbusbe— monarchy or not, have yourself a fantastic—much. fantastic weekend. i very much err-eyeb— fantastic weekend. i very much enjoyed—br- enjoyed the week outside of buebbugbum — enjoyed the week outside of buckingham palace . our content, buckingham palace. our content, our buckingham palace. our content, ur- er— buckingham palace. our content, our-, of course, will- our coverage, of course, will serrbrrue— our coverage, of course, will serrbrrue ever— our coverage, of course, will continue over the - our coverage, of course, will continue over the weekend. buurerree res— continue over the weekend. laurence fox is— continue over the weekend. laurence fox is next. laurence fox is up next. gentlemen— laurence fox is up next. gentlemen thank you very, very mueb. — gentlemen thank you very, very mueb. bub— gentlemen thank you very, very much. out with— gentlemen thank you very, very much. out with him. he's always laughing-— much. out with him. he's always buugbbug. bes— much. out with him. he's always laughing. he's like— much. out with him. he's always laughing. he's like a little rruugbry— laughing. he's like a little rugby-.- laughing. he's like a little uuugbry-. r-ul laughing. he's like a little. naughty-. i'll find naughty schoolboy. i'll find out in naughty schoolboy. i'll find out brr-brbub-s— naughty schoolboy. i'll find out brr-brbub-s-erul in the break what's going on, baub— in the break what's going on, reub-very- in the break what's going on, paul,-very much. in the break what's going on, paul, very much for paul, thank you very much for

your— paul, thank you very much for your-beve- paul, thank you very much fori your- have lfantastic your company. have a fantastic everybody.— your company. have a fantastic one, everybody. and will see your company. have a fantastic one,on erybody. and will see your company. have a fantastic one,on monday and will see your company. have a fantastic one,on monday .lnd will see your company. have a fantastic one,on monday . cheersill see your company. have a fantastic one,on monday . cheers hello you on monday. cheers hello there — you on monday. cheers hello there. welcome— you on monday. cheers hello there. welcome to- you on monday. cheers hello there. f " you on monday. cheers hello there. ” you on monday. cheers hello there. f ” c15 there. welcome to your latest gb news news weather update. with me, annie shuttleworth from the met office. now it's going to be a pretty unsettled weekend for the across the uk. the coronation across the uk. and that's because low pressure is still in it's been is still in charge. it's been dragging these fronts northwards across the uk. now through friday night, we'll see some respite . but however, the respite. but however, the southwest will start to see the next batch of rain by the early hours. so for many it will be a dner hours. so for many it will be a drier night then we've had throughout the day. but there will be a lot of cloud around, particularly across northeastern areas scotland where it'll be areas of scotland where it'll be quite misty and murky. be well into morning with all into saturday morning with all that cloud around, it'll be a mild night across the lows mild night across the uk. lows of around 8 or 9 degrees. so a pretty mild start to the weekend, but rain will soon start to arrive into the southwest , bringing outbreaks of southwest, bringing outbreaks of rain for much of the day here. now it'll be a drier start to

the day across northern england and into parts of scotland. but nofice and into parts of scotland. but notice showers breaking out and these look quite bright and therefore heavy into the afternoon. so quite an unsettled afternoon. so quite an unsettled afternoon. however in any sunshine, it's going to feel pretty warm. of around 18 pretty warm. highs of around 18 or 19 degrees in northwestern areas . now or 19 degrees in northwestern areas. now that area of rain will linger across the midlands and then into southeastern areas through saturday evening and overnight, bringing with it a lot of low cloud cloud. so quite a dull and misty night across the uk on saturday night with some outbreaks of quite heavy rain persisting in the south east. but again, it'll be another mild night. temperatures well above average for the time of year . so a dull and misty of year. so a dull and misty start to sunday. but by and large sunday will turn out to be the better day of the weekend. however we will see some outbreaks of heavy showers starting to develop across the southeast . so as we head through southeast. so as we head through sunday and then into monday , we sunday and then into monday, we continue to see the risk of

heavier showers with the best of the sunshine across the west. i'll see you later.

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