hello. welcome back. i'm . hello. welcome back. .-m bethany— hello. welcome back. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories— i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from — i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the— i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb news room. in the— stories from the gb news room. in the first— stories from the gb news room. in the first major— stories from the gb news room. in the first major test for prime— in the first major test for prime minister- in the first major test for prime minister rishi sunak, the conservative— prime minister rishi sunak, the conservative party has lost control— conservative party has lost control of— conservative party has lost control of 48— conservative party has lost control of 48 councils in england— control of 48 councils in england and— control of 48 councils in england and more than a thousand seats— england and more than a thousand seats wttt— england and more than a thousand seats wttt tutt— england and more than a thousand seats with just two— england and more than a thousand seats with just two councils stu— seats with just two councils stttt tett— seats with just two councils still left to _ seats with just two councils still left to declare the tesuttt— still left to declare the results of _ still left to declare the results of yesterday's local etettttn — results of yesterday's local election vote,— results of yesterday's local election vote, labour has gained 22 oots— election vote, labour has gained 22 councils, so— election vote, labour has gained 22 councils, so far— election vote, labour has gained 22 councils, so far and is now too— 22 councils, so far and is now the totgost— 22 councils, so far and is now the largest political party at tooot— the largest political party at local government level. the tttotot— local government level. the liberal democrats have gained 12 counts— liberal democrats have gained 12 oounots ont— liberal democrats have gained 12 councils and the— liberal democrats have gained 12 councils and the green party has toot— councils and the green party has won their first— councils and the green party has won their first outright majority— won their first outright majority ot— won their first outright majority of a- won their first outright majority of a council for the first— majority of a council for the ttst ttmo— majority of a council for the first time, securing mid—suffolk ttstt— first time, securing mid—suffolk ttstt sonat— first time, securing mid—suffolk rishi sunak has— first time, securing mid—suffolk rishi sunak has admitted the tosutts— rishi sunak has admitted the tosutts oo— rishi sunak has admitted the

results are disappointing , while results are disappointing, while sir results are disappointing, while st tot— results are disappointing, while sir keir starmer_ results are disappointing, while sir keir starmer and sir ed davey— sir keir starmer and sir ed davey celebrated their wins . davey celebrated their wins. to— davey celebrated their wins. tt-s ttttys— davey celebrated their wins. it's always disappointing- davey celebrated their wins. it's always disappointing to lose hard working conservative councillors their friends, their colleagues and i'm so grateful to them for everything. what i am carry on doing am going to carry on doing is delivering people's delivering on the people's priorities . 80s delivering on the people's priorities. 80s halving inflation, the economy, inflation, growing the economy, reducing cutting waiting reducing debt, cutting waiting lists and stopping the boats . lists and stopping the boats. same story in plymouth in stoke up to— same story in plymouth in stoke up in middlesbrough . these are up in middlesbrough. these are the toy— up in middlesbrough. these are the key battlegrounds as we go too— the key battlegrounds as we go tnto tho— the key battlegrounds as we go tnto the next— the key battlegrounds as we go into the next election and make no mtstoto— into the next election and make no mistake, this— into the next election and make no mistake, this means that we are on course for— no mistake, this means that we are on course for a— no mistake, this means that we are on course for a labour mot-otto— are on course for a labour majority ot— are on course for a labour majority at the— are on course for a labour majority at the next election. a ttnttstto— majority at the next election. a fantastic result— majority at the next election. a fantastic result for- majority at the next election. a fantastic result for the - a fantastic result for the liberal groundbreak liberal democrats. groundbreak taking results. people have lost trust— taking results. people have lost trust wttt— taking results. people have lost trust with the _ g people have lost trust with the conservatives. they— trust with the conservatives. they—toot- trust with the conservatives. l they—lack integrity, they think they lack integrity, that— they think they lack integrity, that they— they think they lack integrity, that they don't— they think they lack integrity, that they don't care about poopto— that they don't care about poopto ont— that they don't care about people and they're just out of touch. — people and they're just out of touch. so— people and they're just out of touch. so ._ people and they're just out of touch. so i think— people and they're just out of touch. so i think we benefited trom— touch. so i think we benefited ttom o— touch. so i think we benefited from a positive— touch. so i think we benefited from a positive vote for the moat— from a positive vote for the liberal democrats and a vote trom— liberal democrats and a vote from lifelong _ liberal democrats and a vote from lifelong conservatives who who— from lifelong conservatives who who won-t— from lifelong conservatives who who won't vote— from lifelong conservatives who who won't vote conservative ogotn — who won't vote conservative ogotn on— who won't vote conservative ogotn on tho— who won't vote conservative again on the eve- who won't vote conservative again on the eve of the king's coronottot— again on the eve of the king's coronation, the— again on the eve of the king's coronation, the king and the tttnoo— coronation, the king and the tttnoo ont— coronation, the king and the prince and princess of wales tots— prince and princess of wales have greeted—

prince and princess of wales have greeted well—wishers on the mott— have greeted well—wishers on the mot . — have greeted well—wishers on the mall. congratulations,- have greeted well—wishers on the mall . g / mall. congratulations, yvette cooper. mall. congratulations, yvette cooper . you look much younger in cooper. you look much younger in the flesh and especially look peter murrell king charles made a surprise appearance to meet with some of the thousands gathered outside buckingham palace. william and kate joined the too— palace. william and kate joined the too to— palace. william and kate joined the king for the— f william and kate joined the king for the walkabout at. t hey— the king for the walkabout at. they ptetset— the king for the walkabout at. they praised the— the king for the walkabout at. they praised the party atmosphere- they praised the party atmosphere and described the coronotton— atmosphere and described the coronation as— atmosphere and described the coronation as a— atmosphere and described the coronation as a great moment of eetettotton. — coronation as a great moment of celebration. the— coronation as a great moment of celebration. the royalists , celebration. the royalists, too-vet— celebration. the royalists, who've been— celebration. the royalists, who've been camping out hoping to catch— who've been camping out hoping to catch e— who've been camping out hoping to catch a glimpse— who've been camping out hoping to catch a glimpse of history tetng— to catch a glimpse of history tetng mote— to catch a glimpse of history being made this— to catch a glimpse of history being made this weekend, tesetttet— being made this weekend, described it— being made this weekend, described it as— being made this weekend, described it as a once in a tttettme— described it as a once in a lifetime opportunity . we were lifetime opportunity. we were tttetotty— lifetime opportunity. we were tttetotty test— lifetime opportunity. we were literally just walking back to the totet— literally just walking back to the hotel and— literally just walking back to the hotel and then we just saw everybody— the hotel and then we just saw everybody cheering and came over and then— everybody cheering and came over and then set— everybody cheering and came over and then saw the— everybody cheering and came over and then saw the king and i got to state— and then saw the king and i got to state the— and then saw the king and i got to shake the hand— and then saw the king and i got to shake the hand . /t:::t. git and then saw the king and i got to shake the hand . v/tzzt. git to shake the hand. you've got to state— to shake the hand. you've got to shake the hand through the crowd and i got to shake the hand. i think this is britain at its- think this is britain at its best — think this is britain at its best vou— think this is britain at its best. you know, everybody's nottettne— best. you know, everybody's nottettng to— best. you know, everybody's nattering to everybody. there's no nattering to everybody. there's too-upper— nattering to everybody. there's too-upper to.— nattering to everybody. there's too-upper ttoltust- no stiff upper lip. it's just tovety. — no stiff upper lip. it's just lovely. -wantedl no stiff upper lip. it's justi lovely. -wanted to no stiff upper lip. it's just- lovely. -wanted to be lovely. we just wanted to be a part history and enjoy the part of history and enjoy the you know, nobody better you know, nobody does it better than the british. so we wanted

to see all the excitement and be a part of it. and people planning to travel by train this weekend will hear a very special message . my wife and i wish you message. my wife and i wish you and your— message. my wife and i wish you and your families— message. my wife and i wish you and your families a— 3 my wife and i wish you and your families a wonderful coronotton— and your families a wonderful coronation weekend and wherever you ete— coronation weekend and wherever you are travelling— coronation weekend and wherever you are travelling ,_ coronation weekend and wherever you are travelling , we hope you you are travelling, we hope you have — you are travelling, we hope you have t— you are travelling, we hope you have u sate— you are travelling, we hope you have a safe and— you are travelling, we hope you have a safe and pleasant journev-_ have a safe and pleasant journey- aut— have a safe and pleasant journey. and remember , please journey. and remember, please mtut— journey. and remember, please mtut tte— journey. and remember, please mtut the gap— journey. and remember, please mtut the gap- — journey. and remember, please mind the gap . g m: quill" mind the gap. the king and queen consort have recorded the famous mind the gap announcement for the coronation it will be played at every railway and underground station across the uk . you're up station across the uk. you're up to date on tv online dab+ radio and on tune in this is gb news. now, though, it's time for headliners as. hello and headliners as.- . hello and welcome to headliners.— . hello and welcome to headliners. i'm- hello and welcome to headliners. i'm andrew doyle. aut— headliners. i'm andrew doyle. out joining— headliners. i'm andrew doyle.

out joining me— headliners. i'm andrew doyle. and joining me this evening to sust— and joining me this evening to suck the— and joining me this evening to suck the marrow— and joining me this evening to suck the marrow from saturday's newspapers— suck the marrow from saturday's newspapers comedic newspapers are comedic carnivores, josh howie and nick moon.— carnivores, josh howie and nick otxou. tou— carnivores, josh howie and nick otxou. how are— carnivores, josh howie and nick dixon. how are you both .7 very dixon. how are you both.7 very toot— dixon. how are you both.7 very goot mote. — dixon. how are you both.7 very good, mate. you're— dixon. how are you both.7 very good, mate. you're more an omnivore than— good, mate. you're more an omnivore than a— good, mate. you're more an omnivore than a carnivore, ten-t— omnivore than a carnivore, test you,— omnivore than a carnivore, aren't you, josh? ctzt" c omnivore than a carnivore, aren't you, josh? curt" c aren't you, josh? i don't know the difference. well, an omnivore would - t: ”�*tzrtzmit: well, an omnivore would be vegetables the difference. well, an- omnivore would be vegetables and meet.— omnivore would be vegetables and meet. to— omnivore would be vegetables and meet. to — omnivore would be vegetables and meet. to wett— omnivore would be vegetables and meat. no well, mate— omnivore would be vegetables and meat. no well, mate ,- omnivore would be vegetables and meat. no wc“ at; meat. no well, mate, are you doing keto? although today is my last day. that's why you're so svette — last day. that's why you're so svette ot— last day. that's why you're so svelte at the _ at? that's why you're so svelte at the moment. at; svelte at the moment. how are you.— svelte at the moment. how are you, utote tru— svelte at the moment. how are you, nick? i'm well.- svelte at the moment. how are you, nick? i'm well. i'm- svelte at the moment. at; \ ti.

stet— destiny. and finally, the daily stat going— destiny. and finally, the daily stat gothg h— destiny. and finally, the daily stat gothg th e— destiny. and finally, the daily star going in a slightly different— star going in a slightly different direction with a htetute— different direction with a ptetute ot— different direction with a ptetute ot o— different direction with a picture of a big dog. and this is picture of a big dog. and this ts sousoese— picture of a big dog. and this is sausages, whatever that means . those— is sausages, whatever that means . those wee— is sausages, whatever that means . those yout— is sausages, whatever that means . those were your front pages . . those were your front pages. otoy— . those were your front pages. otoy so— . those were your front pages. okay so wee— . those were your front pages. okay so we're going to kick off utth — okay so we're going to kick off utth the— okay so we're going to kick off with the guardian. josh because this with the guardian. josh because thts ts— with the guardian. josh because thts ts the— with the guardian. josh because this is the only— with the guardian. josh because this is the only non coronation ttoht— this is the only non coronation ttoht sover— this is the only non coronation front cover we've— this is the only non coronation front cover we've gone with some oetuot— front cover we've gone with some oetuot — front cover we've gone with some actual news. some— front cover we've gone with some actual news. some some news. that's we do have news that's right. we do have news later on. yes. we've lots later on. yes. we've got lots of news. the front page, later on. yes. we've got lots of new is the front page, later on. yes. we've got lots of new is the the front page, later on. yes. we've got lots of new is the only|e front page, later on. yes. we've got lots of new is the only bitront page, later on. yes. we've got lots of new is the only bit oft page, later on. yes. we've got lots of new is the only bit of newse, later on. yes. we've got lots of new is the only bit of news we this is the only bit of news we can find. so crushing result for tories, results are tories, most of the results are in. lost about in. tories have lost about coming up to 1000 seats. yes labour has got nearly 500 and it's a big deal. yeah, it's going to be more probably ultimately, and it's the first time that that labour is now the biggest party in local government since 2002. so it's a big success story for— g ti.t:i; �*00�* so it's a big success story for starmer tht— big success story for starmer and ot— big success story for starmer and of course— big success story for starmer and of course his— big success story for starmer and of course his big motivation to— and of course his big motivation to try— and of course his big motivation to try tht— and of course his big motivation was to try and win— and of course his big motivation was to try and win back a brexit vote— was to try and win back a brexit vote h— was to try and win back a brexit vote in britain.— was to try and win back a brexit vote in britain. you— was to try and win back a brexit vote in britain. you know, the test— vote in britain. you know, the test that— vote in britain. you know, the test that he— vote in britain. you know, the fact that he was— vote in britain. you know, the fact that he was the architect of fact that he was the architect ot-heohte-s— fact that he was the architect of people's referendum

of the people's referendum ptetge— of the people's referendum - pledge—manifesto, pledge in the labour manifesto, uhteh— pledge in the labour manifesto, uhteh-ot— pledge in the labour manifesto, which-ofldisaster,- which is a bit of a disaster, hut— which is a bit of a disaster, hutltoes— which is a bit of a disaster, butldoes-he. which is a bit of a disaster,i butldoes-he has but it does seem like he has successfully— but it does seem like he has successfully-one- but it does seem like he has successfully one round. successfully run one round. those— successfully run one round. those-heohte- successfully run one round. those people that successfully run one round.- those-people that-party those very people that his party had those very people that his party hot—meth- those very people that his party hot—mete tt-si had alienated. yeah, i mean it's an had alienated. yeah, i mean it's on htteotot— had alienated. yeah, i mean it's an indicator and— had alienated. yeah, i mean it's an indicator and there labour is soyhe— an indicator and there labour is soyhg toot— an indicator and there labour is soyhg toot. ht— an indicator and there labour is saying look, if it— an indicator and there labour is saying look, if it goes the same way— saying look, if it goes the same way when— saying look, if it goes the same way when t— saying look, if it goes the same way when it comes— saying look, if it goes the same way when it comes to a national eteettot— way when it comes to a national eteettoh. yes.— way when it comes to a national election, yes, this— way when it comes to a national election, yes, this means that they—hotohty- election, yes, this means that they—hotohty. i they will get the majority. that-s— they will get the majority. that-s hot— they will get the majority. that-s hot t— they will get the majority. that's not a guarantee- they will get the majority. that's not a guarantee that that's to that's necessarily going to happen, definitely happen, but it's definitely a sign that that it's a sign of two things. it's a sign for me this is my political interpretation because i'm a comedian who knows very little. yeah, we don't know anything, but idiot. but as far as but i'm an idiot. but as far as i seems to be i can tell, it seems to be partly just tories destroying the the decade the country over the last decade or and it also seems to or so. and it also seems to be that and that labour has detoxified and that labour has detoxified and that to down keir starmer. that is to down keir starmer. so. so this is the question, thet— so. so this is the question, utet tsh-t— so. so this is the question, nick, isn't it?— so this is the question, nick, isn't it? extent nick, isn't it? to what extent is nick, isn't it? to what extent ts thts— nick, isn't it? to what extent ts thts the— nick, isn't it? to what extent is this the tories— nick, isn't it? to what extent is this the tories loss rather then— is this the tories loss rather than labour's— is this the tories loss rather. than labour's-know, is this the tories loss rather- than labour's-know, it than labour's gain? you know, it teets— than labour's gain? you know, it teets the— than labour's gain? you know, it feels like they've— than labour's gain? you know, it feels like they've completely shot— feels like they've completelyi shot—toot. shot themselves in the foot. to— shot themselves in the foot. tt-s—heotuse- shot themselves in the foot. . it's _ because because it's the former because because lib greens have also lib dems and greens have also gained i resent the gained a lot. so i resent the idea. this great starmer idea. it's this great starmer victory, although it is big victory, although it is a big loss for the tories. so last i checked, conservatives have checked, the conservatives have lost course to lost 962. they're on course to lose 1000. labour have gone

lose over 1000. labour have gone up 632. so it's more than the guidance front page saying because updated lib because he's been updated lib dems up for 17, greens up 199. yeah. everyone's going up yeah. so everyone's going up except the tories. exactly. so it's vote for anyone it's just a vote for anyone else. because people hate else. and because people hate the now tories the tories now and the tories were know, we expect were saying, you know, we expect to lose 1000, but it would have been secretly hoping obviously for 5 is for something like 5 to 700 is what i heard. and labour was saying be happy 400, saying we'd be happy with 400, but obviously they wouldn't have been. lot more, been. they wanted a lot more, which and the which they've got, and the question like josh saying question is like josh saying what's the cause? there's what's the cause? and there's millions causes we could millions of causes we could cite. there's argument cite. there's an argument within the it was the tories about whether it was what called the box set what sunak called the box set drama various leaders. what sunak called the box set drarthe various leaders. what sunak called the box set drarthe partygateius leaders. what sunak called the box set drarthe partygate typetaders. what sunak called the box set drarthe partygate type thing. but the partygate type thing. thu— but the partygate type thing. hut — but the partygate type thing. and no, no, the— but the partygate type thing. and no, no, the sort- but the partygate type thing. and no, no, the sort of- but the partygate type thing. and no, no, the sort of i- but the partygate type thing. and no, no, the sort of i think well, i think he maybe he means i think he means the sort of constant changing of leaders and so check that. so on. i have to check that. whereas as others are saying, no, it's ricci's fault for no, no, it's ricci's fault for knifing their successful knifing their most successful leader. meaning boris? yeah, well, mean, what leader. meaning boris? yeah,- well,_mean, what is well, who knows? i mean, what is htetestht— well, who knows? i mean, what is interesting-does- interesting, what this does revet— interesting, what this does reveal-what- interesting, what this does. reveal-what-known interesting, what this does- reveal-what-known for reveal and what we've known for a reveal and what we've known for o—hoset— reveal and what we've known for o—hoset oh— reveal and what we've known for a_based on polling. reveal and what we've known for a based on polling is a while now based on polling is that—conservativel that actually most conservative supporters— supporters are wary of the conservative _ conservative party at the moment — conservative party at the moment. -don'tl conservative party at the moment. -don't have

moment. so they don't even have thet— moment. so they don't even have their-traditional- their sort of traditional core hose— their sort of traditional core hose thet— their sort of traditional core base that-can- their sort of traditional core base that can rely on base that they can rely on in a way— base that they can rely on in a toy thet— base that they can rely on in a way that labour— base that they can rely on in a way that labour lost their core hose— way that labour lost their core hose-they— way that labour lost their core base -they -the- base when they lost the red hot —hove- base when they lost the red. wall. -havelsimilar wall. the tories have a similar tht— wall. the tories have a similar tho—hou- wall. the tories have a similar kind—now and- wall. the tories have a similar kind—now and it'si kind of situation now and it's otuoys— kind of situation now and it's otuoys-ohyuoy. - kind of situation now and it's always anyway. kind of situation now and it's- always-anyway. but, but always cynical anyway. but, but the interesting thing is the other interesting thing is that when starmer came in only a couple of years ago, everyone was oh, he's just a lame was like, oh, he's just a lame duck. going to be the sort duck. he's going to be the sort of before the actual of sacrifice before the actual labour comes but labour leader comes in. but but it's very quickly. it's all happened very quickly. but say, i mean but i have to say, i mean starmer, i mean this is a personal opinion, but starmer has never me has never struck me as particularly charismatic. i don't a mean way. don't mean that in a mean way. no.— don't mean that in a mean way. to-thht— don't mean that in a mean way. to-thht he— don't mean that in a mean way. no, think he doesn't feel no, i just think he doesn't feel otesttehttot— no, i just think he doesn't feel presidential—that. presidential in the way that a hut— presidential in the way that a out or— presidential in the way that a out or e— presidential in the way that a blair or a thatcher felt. i agree— blair or a thatcher felt. i agree ruth— blair or a thatcher felt. i agree with you. - blair or a thatcher felt. i agree with you. but- blair or a thatcher felt. i agree with you. but at. blair or a thatcher felt. i agree with you. but at the same time, he pretty smart time, he has been pretty smart in terms he's sort laid in terms of he's sort of laid low somewhat. his low somewhat. he's keeping his cards yeah. cards close to his chest. yeah. and i actually think he's i quite like him. so here's the ouesttot— quite like him. so here's the question, nick,— t: . i so here's the question, nick, because i know you-re— question, nick, because i know youre hot— question, nick, because i know youre not too— question, nick, because i know you're not too enamoured of the current— you're not too enamoured of the current conservative government you're not too enamoured of the current consehand,3 government you're not too enamoured of the current conse hand, are vernment you're not too enamoured of the current conse hand, are you ment on the other hand, are you toothe— on the other hand, are you toothg—a- on the other hand, are you. looking-a starmer looking forward to a starmer governmenta— looking forward to a starmer. government?_is government? no i'm saying is. sorhear—ster some of the other night starmer is some of the other night starmer ts gothg— some of the other night starmer ts going to— some of the other night starmer ts going to he— some of the other night starmer is going to be worse even is going to be far worse even than— is going to be far worse even than conservatives than the conservatives who i hate. — than the conservatives who i. hate. _conservative hate. this current conservative party. i johnny mercer party. i mean, johnny mercer lost it was good lost and i thought it was a good thing he threw roger thing because he threw roger scruton so as

scruton under the bus. so as you say, who are actually say, people who are actually conservative this conservative can't stand this tory as tory party, which they see as a basically socialist party, completely fake conservative party in name only. starmer, party in name only. but starmer, incredibly , will be even worse. incredibly, will be even worse. i was speaking someone the i was speaking to someone the more remainer. can't more sort of remainer. i can't say london because say north london blob because people think it's an anti—semitic reference, i anti—semitic reference, but i simply mean a remainer, a hardcore remainer who works in the extended deep state. and he was saying that, yeah, starmer, get in. he'll put in, he'll rejoin the eu and everything will great. i'd love it will be great. now, i'd love it if was really to if starmer was really going to solve problems, but of solve all our problems, but of course won't. it course he definitely won't. it will be as economic will be just as bad on economic things then it things or worse, and then it will be much worse on social things and wokeness and. and of course, it can't course, josh actually, it can't be course, josh actually, it can't toe-ease— course, josh actually, it can't be-case-starmer- be the case that starmer will hrhe— be the case that starmer will hrthe-thto— be the case that starmer will bring-into-eu.. be the case that starmer will. bring _into -eu. he's bring us back into the eu. he's aetuatty— bring us back into the eu. he's actuary-very.— bring us back into the eu. he's actually _very, very- actually been very, very speettte. — actually been very, very specific, -very - actually been very, very specific, -very that specific, very, very clear that he-that. - specific, very, very clear that. he _that. absolutely. specific, very, very clear that- he _that. absolutely. i he won't do that. absolutely. i rt— he won't do that. absolutely. i tt-ttt— he won't do that. absolutely. i mean, if-did happen,- he won't do that. absolutely. i mean, if-did happen, it- mean, if that did happen, it toute— mean, if that did happen, it uoutt he— mean, if that did happen, it would be generations away and i ooh-t— would be generations away and i short that— would be generations away and i short that t— would be generations away and i don't think it would happen don't think it would ever happen heeessarty. — necessarily. but, you know, peohte— necessarily. but, you know, people in necessarily. but, you know, pe0jwell, in necessarily. but, you know, pe0jwell, i in necessarily. but, you know, pe0jwell, i think in necessarily. but, you know, pe0jwell, i think they're in the. well, i think they're hahthg— the. well, i think they're banking-well,- the. well, i think they're banking well, blob the. well, i think they're- banking-well,-blob or banking on, well, the blob or whatever. — banking on, well, the blob or whatever. r— banking on, well, the blob or whatever. i think— banking on, well, the blob or whatever. i think the is whatever. i think the point is he-s— whatever. i think the point is hes-stea- whatever. i think the point isi he's-clear-it. he's been very clear about it. out— he's been very clear about it. hut aha— he's been very clear about it. hut aht arso— he's been very clear about it. but and also, you— he's been very clear about it. but and also, you know what? i that— but and also, you know what? i that he-s— but and also, you know what? i think he's fundamentally a

detent— think he's fundamentally a decent human— think he's fundamentally a decent human being. comes decent human being. he's comes trom— decent human being. he's comes from-somewhat- from a very somewhat humble haetgrouht— background. and i think he wants to—thts— background. and i think he wants to—thts eouhtry. - to do good with this country. tht— to do good with this country. thtlthht— to do good with this country. andithink we— to do good with this country. and think we need to do good with this country. and ithink we need like and i think we need someone like him and i think we need someone like hth—aht— and i think we need someone like him—and actually- him to come in and actually whe— him to come in and actually that more— him to come in and actually bring more balance back to the horse— bring more balance back to the horse-hrs— force. wasn't his dad a toolmaker_ force. wasn't his dad a toolmaker something? yeah, toolmaker or something? yeah, wett— toolmaker or something? yeah, wet-he— toolmaker or something? yeah, wet-he has- toolmaker or something? yeah, well, he has mentioned well, he was. he has mentioned that— well, he was. he has mentioned that he-s— well, he was. he has mentioned that he's really— well, he was. he has mentioned that he's really decent. he keep5_mi"d-| that he's really decent. he- keeps_mind. there's keeps changing his mind. there's vtteos—tyhg- keeps changing his mind. there's videos—lying and- videos of him just lying and changing— videos of him just lying and ehahghg—so- videos of him just lying and- changing-so-times changing his mind so many times . that wasn't a toolmaker, i tor-t— . that wasn't a toolmaker, i tort-hot- . that wasn't a toolmaker, i don't-not on- . that wasn't a toolmaker, ii don't-not on that. . that wasn't a toolmaker, i- don't-not on that. on don't think. no, not on that. on vtrtuatty—htsl virtually everything else. his tat— virtually everything else. his tat-a— virtually everything else. his dad a toolmaker, i think. dad was a toolmaker, i think. hut— dad was a toolmaker, i think. hut utuh-t— dad was a toolmaker, i think. hut utuh-t he— dad was a toolmaker, i think. but didn't he own— dad was a toolmaker, i think. but didn't he own the- dad was a toolmaker, i think. but didn't he own the factory? i think was that's the. think that was the that's the. he did. he the business. he did. he owned the business. well it's well starmer's rubbish. it's just— well starmer's rubbish. it's rust-torts- well starmer's rubbish. it's just-tories are- well starmer's rubbish. it's just tories are such well starmer's rubbish. it's. just-tories are such a just that the tories are such a ttsaster.— just that the tories are such a ttsaster. r— just that the tories are such a disaster. i-that's-it disaster. i think that's what it is. disaster. i think that's what it ts. okay.— disaster. i think that's what it ts. otay. wett— disaster. i think that's what it is. okay. well look, never is. okay. well look, we'll never agree—wee - agree on that, will we? everyone-s— agree on that, will we? everyone's got- agree on that, will we? everyone's got different everyone's got a different opinion. we're move on opinion. we're going to move on to mail, saturday's to the daily mail, saturday's daily mail. is, of course, daily mail. this is, of course, the story in town, the the only story in town, the coronation. so, nick, you coronation. so, nick, after you go, goes with his day coronation. so, nick, after you go destiny. andes with his day coronation. so, nick, after you go destiny. and they:h his day coronation. so, nick, after you go destiny. and they have day of destiny. and they have a hteture— of destiny. and they have a picture-charles,- : "q and they have a picture charles, aged 20, at picture of charles, aged 20, at his investiture._ picture of charles, aged 20, at his investiture. investiture i atmost— his investiture. investiture i almost thought— his investiture. investiture i almost thought a almost thought it was a rhotoshoh. — almost thought it was a photoshop. you photoshop. i thought they'd. you thought— photoshop. i thought they'd. you thought airbrushed thought they'd just airbrushed htrh. — thought they'd just airbrushed htrh. -tust- thought they'd just airbrushed him. _just make. thought they'd just airbrushed him. just make him him. so. well, just make him toot—tatei look younger. maybe just take hm.— look younger. maybe just take htrt—tate- look younger. maybe just take him._fake and- look younger. maybe just take him. fake and fake him. it's a deep fake and fake aha— him. it's a deep fake and fake and that-s.— him. it's a deep fake and fake and that's. and. _ him. it's a deep fake and fake and that's. and. and they've sort— and that's. and. and they've sort ot— and that's. and. and they've sort ot eohe— and that's. and. and they've sort of gone with the angle that he-s— sort of gone with the angle that he-s heeh— sort of gone with the angle that he's been waiting— sort of gone with the angle that he's been waiting 70 plus years,

tohgest— he's been waiting 70 plus years, tohgest servht— he's been waiting 70 plus years, longest serving. also longest serving. they talk also about—aha- longest serving. they talk also ahout—aht theyi longest serving. they talk also- about_and they say about queen camilla and they say the one— about queen camilla and they say the once unthinkable has become about queen camilla and they say tireality. unthinkable has become about queen camilla and they say tireality. and inkable has become about queen camilla and they say tireality. and that'se has become about queen camilla and they say tireality. and that's i has become about queen camilla and they say tireality. and that's i thinkecome a reality. and that's i think they— a reality. and that's i think. they—h a reality. and that's i think- they—h that they meant queen camilla in that l— they meant queen camilla in that ease-r thht— they meant queen camilla in that case.-i think in— they meant queen camilla in that case. i think in general, as case. and i think in general, as we see from the— case. and i think in general, as we see from the next six heatthes— we see from the next six headlines we're about do , the headlines we're about to do, the corohattoh— headlines we're about to do, the coronation-bigger- headlines we're about to do, the coronation bigger than coronation is a bigger deal than some-have been- coronation is a bigger deal than some have been claiming. some people have been claiming. were—hots- some people have been claiming. we're—polls leadingi we're seeing these polls leading up we're seeing these polls leading uh-reohte— we're seeing these polls leading uh-reohte tor-t— up to it. people don't care about— up to it. people don't care about coronation people about the coronation people ooh-t— about the coronation people. don't—monarchy. don't care about the monarchy. tht— don't care about the monarchy. that what— don't care about the monarchy. and what-find- don't care about the monarchy. and what-find is- don't care about the monarchy. and what find is as it and what you'll find is as it approaches.— and what you'll find is as it approaches,-just- and what you'll find is as it approaches, just going to approaches, it's just going to be approaches, it's just going to toe—tht- approaches, it's just going to. toe—aha that-s approaches, it's just going to. be ito _and that's approaches, it's just going to. be.to all-and that's approaches, it's just going to be to all and and that's approaches, it's just going to be to all and of and that's approaches, it's just going to be to all and of course, at's going to all and of course, tet-s— let's not forget internationally, this is going to—vou- internationally, this is goingi to—vou thaw. internationally, this is going. to—vou thaw. r to be a big deal. you know, i heard who's the who's pop heard who's the who's the pop star going to be performing star is going to be performing there. is it lionel richie? yeah was perry was was talking katy perry was talking it earlier on tv talking about it earlier on tv and saying, know, and was saying, you know, this is is monumental in is like this is so monumental in international i think international terms. and i think because here because a lot of people here don't and camilla don't like charles and camilla and they prefer kate and william. and so haven't got and they prefer kate and willireal and so haven't got and they prefer kate and willireal sort so haven't got and they prefer kate and willireal sort so fervid,iven't got that real sort of fervid, excited. but people forget that this is going deal. this is going to be a big deal. i to be i think it's going to be a theater— i think it's going to be a hater teat— i think it's going to be a bigger deal internationally. and i bigger deal internationally. and r heart.— bigger deal internationally. and r th— bigger deal internationally. and i mean, i'm speaking personally, but i mean, i'm speaking personally, hut aha— i mean, i'm speaking personally, but and through— i mean, i'm speaking personally, but and through what limited trtehts— but and through what limited friends—one'sl but and through what limited friergenuinely one's but and through what limited friergenuinely excited one's but and through what limited friergenuinely excited about like genuinely excited about thts.— like genuinely excited about thts-to— like genuinely excited about this-to-kids- like genuinely excited about. this.-to-kids school this. i went to my kids school today— this. i went to my kids school today-assembly- this. i went to my kids school today assembly the today for assembly in the atterhooh— today for assembly in the afternoon-did. today for assembly in the- afternoon-didllittle afternoon and they did a little sot— afternoon and they did a little

sot-the— afternoon and they did a little god king rendition. and god save the king rendition. and they-ve— god save the king rendition. and they've-dressing- god save the king rendition. and they've dressing up they've been all dressing up thet— their pretty excited about it. out— their pretty excited about it. hut—seethe- their pretty excited about it. but seeing much but you're not seeing much huhthg— but you're not seeing much bunting around.— but you're not seeing much bunting around. not bunting around. it's not like when— bunting around. it's not like when is when you say the excitement is hutthg—tt-s- when you say the excitement is building—it's here.| building up. i mean, it's here. i building up. i mean, it's here. r heart.— building up. i mean, it's here. r tt-s— building up. i mean, it's here. i mean, it's going— building up. i mean, it's here. i mean, it's going to happen tomorrow-r— i mean, it's going to happen tomorrow.-i don't- i mean, it's going to happen tomorrow. i don't really tomorrow. and i don't really teet—are- tomorrow. and i don't really feel—are that. feel that people are that hotheret — feel that people are that. bothered. _they've feel that people are that- bothered. _they've gone bothered. no. well, they've gone wtth—ohl bothered. no. well, they've gone wtttrhat—ohl bothered. no. well, they've gone wtttrhat —oh| bothered. no. well, they've gone witimail. you _onl bothered. no. well, they've gone witimail. v/tzit. on bothered. no. well, they've gone witimail. v/tzit. i on bothered. no. well, they've gone witimail. v/tzit. i cat n bothered. no. well, they've gone witimail. v/tzit. i cat the mail. you know, his day of destiny. yeah, i mean i destiny. yeah, i mean it. i mean, interesting mean, it's an interesting one, though, because, you though, isn't it? because, you know, he has always implied that he really want he had he didn't really want this. i suppose, really, insofar as died, he was as when the queen died, he was saying actually saying this is actually quite terrifying is terrifying for me. this is something but that's something i don't. but that's probably his speechwriters something i don't. but that's prob to .y his speechwriters something i don't. but that's prob to humaniset speechwriters something i don't. but that's prob to humanise him. hwriters something i don't. but that's prob to humanise him. oh, tersyou something i don't. but that's probtthatmanise him. oh,tersyou something i don't. but that's probtthat justise him. oh, tersyou something i don't. but that's probtthat just because oh, tersyou something i don't. but that's prob tthat just because he's tersyou think that just because he's autte— think that just because he's quite sensitive— think that just because he's quite sensitive and a bit shy, that-s— quite sensitive and a bit shy, hats at— quite sensitive and a bit shy, that's all that— quite sensitive and a bit shy, that's all that means? well, but i that's all that means? well, but r-ehvy— that's all that means? well, but r-ehvy-toh-t— that's all that means? well, but i-envy-don't think- i don't envy it. i don't think tt-s— i don't envy it. i don't think tt-s-r-h— i don't envy it. i don't think it's i'm interested also it's a but i'm interested also whether— it's a but i'm interested also whether the— it's a but i'm interested also whether the _are - it's a but i'm interested also whether the are banking whether the papers are banking on peohte— whether the papers are banking on peopte huyhg— whether the papers are banking on people buying these as souvenir-so- on people buying these as souvenir so that. souvenir issues. so that. so toes— souvenir issues. so that. so toes anyone— souvenir issues. so that. so does anyone buy— souvenir issues. so that. so does anyone buy a- souvenir issues. so that. so does anyone buy a souvenir edition of a paper? well, they used to, certainly, yeah. people would always buy. so used to, certainly, yeah. - people would always buy. so this is, people would always buy. so this ts. r— people would always buy. so this ts. t that— people would always buy. so this is, i think-sort— people would always buy. so this is, i think-sort of- people would always buy. so this is, i think sort of like is, i think they're sort of like hopi"9_ is, i think they're sort of like hoping-people- is, i think they're sort of like hoping people so they're hoping that people so they're the— hoping that people so they're the-ts— hoping that people so they're like-is-definitive- like this is your definitive gutte— guide by britain's finest royal wrtters— guide by britain's finest royal wrtters aha— guide by britain's finest royal writers and that— guide by britain's finest royal writers and that is a praise . writers and that is a praise. veah. — writers and that is a praise. veah. to— writers and that is a praise. veah. to he— writers and that is a praise. yeah. to be the— writers and that is a praise. yeah. to be the finest royal how that-s— yeah. to be the finest royal how come that's souvenir edition is

sttt— come that's souvenir edition is stttt ohty— come that's souvenir edition is still only 140.7— come that's souvenir edition is still only 140? where's the rhtrror— still only 140? where's the mirror? just— still only 140? where's the mirror? just normal is mirror? just normal mirror is too. — mirror? just normal mirror is too. _ts— mirror? just normal mirror is too. _ts the- mirror? just normal mirror is 190. is the souvenir 190. so this is the souvenir ettttoh. — 190. so this is the souvenir edition. next— 190. so this is the souvenir edition. next on - 190. so this is the souvenir edition. \vlil,>k(c 190. so this is the souvenir edition. \ 190. so this is the souvenir- edition. next on the mirror . and edition. next on the mirror. and they've gone full on they've they've gone full on with the crown it's a picture of a crown and coronation- it's a picture of a crown and coronation souvenir ettttou— a crown and coronation souvenir ettttoh. he— a crown and coronation souvenir ettttoh. he wtt— a crown and coronation souvenir edition. he will not— a crown and coronation souvenir edition. he will not only wear the— edition. he will not only wear the crown— edition. he will not only wear the crown, he— edition. he will not only wear the crown, he will bear the weteht— the crown, he will bear the wetght ot— the crown, he will bear the weight of history and the hopes of weight of history and the hopes otlhattoh— weight of history and the hopes otlhattoh .— weight of history and the hopes oflnation . no,— weight of history and the hopes oflnation . no, i'm— weight of history and the hopes of nation . no, i'm maybe of a nation. no, i'm maybe stretehhg— of a nation. no, i'm maybe stretching it— of a nation. no, i'm maybe stretching it a— of a nation. no, i'm maybe stretching it a little bit there.— stretching it a little bit there. so— stretching it a little bit there. so for- stretching it a little bit there. so for them, it's a sotttary— there. so for them, it's a solitary thing.- there. so for them, it's a solitary thing. it's quite i the— solitary thing. it's quite i mean, the mirror obviously somewhat— mean, the mirror obviously somewhat left— mean, the mirror obviously somewhat left wing newspaper . somewhat left wing newspaper. ves. — somewhat left wing newspaper. ves. tht— somewhat left wing newspaper. yes. that they— somewhat left wing newspaper. yes. and they seem to be sort of going— yes. and they seem to be sort of going tutt— yes. and they seem to be sort of going tutt oh— yes. and they seem to be sort of going full on behind him. this is interesting,— going full on behind him. this is interesting, isn't it? the tott— is interesting, isn't it? the tort-hatt- is interesting, isn't it? the left-right. do- is interesting, isn't it? the left right. do seem to left and the right. do seem to be uniting in terms no one's be uniting in terms of no one's taking full on republican taking a full on republican approach from guardian approach apart from the guardian by covering it by just not really covering it in the way that everyone else thought about half of thought they did about half of them, half page, thought they did about half of theithe half page, thought they did about half of theithe rest half page, thought they did about half of theithe rest of half page, thought they did about half of theithe rest of thef page, thought they did about half of theithe rest of the pagepage, thought they did about half of theithe rest of the page was , but the rest of the page was more how the tories are more about how the tories are being crushed. even being crushed. yeah. so even at this know, they're this time, you know, they're really going with the political angle, the crown. mean that's really going with the political angleathe crown. mean that's really going with the political anglea nicleown. mean that's really going with the political anglea nice symboliciean that's really going with the political anglea nice symbolic approach. quite a nice symbolic approach. yeah, i'd say, like you say, you hteht— yeah, i'd say, like you say, youi htght—rhtrror might have expected the mirror to—tehuhtteahl might have expected the mirrori to_republican, but to go a bit more republican, but aetuatty— to go a bit more republican, but aetuatty-gohe— to go a bit more republican, but actually-gone big.- actually they've gone big. they-ve— actually they've gone big. they've of any they've charging the most of any of they've charging the most of any ot-hahers— they've charging the most of any ot-hahers-they-re-

of these papers and they're eashhg— of these papers and they're cashing _they've - of these papers and they're cashing _they've sort cashing in and they've gone sort of cashing in and they've gone sort ot—thow.- cashing in and they've gone sort of_know, they're . of red wall, you know, they're prohahty—tot- of red wall, you know, they're probably _ lot of l of red wall, you know, they're. probably—lot of their probably assuming a lot of their reaerst— probably assuming a lot of their readers-still— probably assuming a lot of their readers still socially readers are still socially conservative. _ readers are still socially conservative. very now. conservative. very likely now. hut—ot- conservative. very likely now. hut—at tatehl but the sun has sort of taken the crown motif and doubled it up crown double crown up with his crown double crown with his and hers. with a his and his and hers. they thrashed the mirror. so they-ve— they thrashed the mirror. so they've - beaten - they thrashed the mirror. so they've - beaten the i they've actually beaten the mirror. actually mirror. there yeah. so actually giving— mirror. there yeah. so actually giving-nod- mirror. there yeah. so actually gtvhe-hot to- mirror. there yeah. so actuallyi giving-nod to camilla giving a bit of a nod to camilla there— giving a bit of a nod to camilla there aerat— giving a bit of a nod to camilla there aren't they.— giving a bit of a nod to camilla there aren't they. and they've aetuatty— there aren't they. and they've aetuatty-a— there aren't they. and they've actually a picture of it on actually got a picture of it on the— actually got a picture of it on the how— actually got a picture of it on the front there. _ actually got a picture of it on the front there. . l the front there. it looks it toots— the front there. it looks it looks beautiful. the two looks very beautiful. the two crowns together there, but there-s— crowns together there, but there's - much i crowns together there, but- there's - much analysis there's not really much analysis we—the- there's not really much analysis we—the crowhl there's not really much analysisi we_the crown is we can do of the of the crown is theree — we can do of the of the crown is theree tot— we can do of the of the crown is there? not really. _ we can do of the of the crown is there? not really. but- we can do of the of the crown is there? not really. but i- we can do of the of the crown is there? \rti.t ”tiring t:tit there? not really. but i do think that there's an interesting thing now, i didn't know now officially interesting thing now, i didn't kno queen now officially interesting thing now, i didn't kno queen and now officially interesting thing now, i didn't kno queen and the officially interesting thing now, i didn't kno queen and the queen lly the queen and not the queen consort. like somewhat consort. i feel like somewhat duped whole process. duped by this whole process. i thought sort of thought like they sort of i know, i know. it's a silly thing. i don't want to like thing. i don't want to go like down conspiracy thing, but down covid conspiracy thing, but it leave to it just feels like leave that to nick. but feels nick. no, no, but but it feels like they put this out there before the queen died. that now she queen she was going to be the queen consort. it feels consort. right. and it feels like they've had this cleverly or even that clever. just or not even that clever. just they've this cunning they've laid this plan, cunning plan. plan. yeah, plan. a cunning plan. yeah, a cunning. the cunning. they start with the queen. just queen queen. she's just a queen consort. not really consort. it's not really the queen. the queen now.

queen. she's not the queen now. she's the queen. yeah. to be fair to camilla, i think- (innit? v/tziuit" to be fair to camilla, i think she has been— fair to camilla, i think she has been rehabilitated quite successfully. _ been rehabilitated quite successfully. forget been rehabilitated quite succ much ly. forget been rehabilitated quite succ much people forget been rehabilitated quite succ much people really forget been rehabilitated quite succ much people really didn't: how much people really didn't the—hush- how much people really didn't like—much does. how much people really didn't. like—much does that like her, but how much does that than — like her, but how much does that that sort— like her, but how much does that that sort ot— like her, but how much does that them sort of like— like her, but how much does that them sort of like manipulating use — them sort of like manipulating use -we— them sort of like manipulating us? _we-idiots?. them sort of like manipulating. us? _we-idiots? yeah. them sort of like manipulating. us? howielwe-idiots? yeah. them sort of like manipulating. us? howie ifve-idiots? yeah. them sort of like manipulating us? �*" z , / them sort of like manipulating us.7 c; �*" , “43?" them sort of like manipulating us.7 �*" f" josh howie if after the actual queen everyone, the queen had died, everyone, by the way, now queen, way, camilla is now queen, everyone it. way, camilla is now queen, everthey've it. way, camilla is now queen, everthey've sort it. way, camilla is now queen, everthey've sort of it. way, camilla is now queen, everthey've sort of led it. way, camilla is now queen, everthey've sort of led us it. way, camilla is now queen, everthey've sort of led us into and they've sort of led us into it gently. but i sort of do feel for her, know, because she for her, you know, because she was trapped. she was in this relationship— was trapped. she was in this. relationship—the relationship where she was the other— relationship where she was the. oercourseth— other woman, whereas, of course, and—loved- other woman, whereas, of course, and—loved for. other woman, whereas, of course, and—loved for her| other woman, whereas, of course, andwell, loved for her other woman, whereas, of course, andwell, being loved for her other woman, whereas, of course, andwell, being the loved for her other woman, whereas, of course, andwell, being the other for her other woman, whereas, of course, andwell, being the other woman, her well, being the other woman, that-s— her well, being the other woman, that-s not— her well, being the other woman, that's not nice.— her well, being the other woman, that's not nice. josh, have you ever-other— that's not nice. josh, have you ever-other woman?i that's not nice. josh, have you- ever-other woman? have ever been the other woman? have you-dom— ever been the other woman? have you-don-t-what- you ever you don't know what you-e— you ever you don't know what you-o oooking— you ever you don't know what you're talking about. c you're talking about. it's me.— you're talking about. it's horrible. you're- you're talking about. it's horrible. you're right. you're right. to some horrible. you're right. you're right. life to some horrible. you're right. you're right. life experience,» some horrible. you're right. you're right. life experience,» sjuste more life experience, but i just feel somewhat manipulated. that's all i'm saying. okay. okay let's move okay all right. well, let's move on oo— okay all right. well, let's move on to tho— okay all right. well, let's move on now to the express. - [mgr g well, let's move on now to the express. how are we going— on now to the express. how are we going oo— on now to the express. how are we going go go— on now to the express. how are we going to do it?— on now to the express. how are we going to do it? no, we're woo.— we going to do it? no, we're nog.-.g..gy- we going to do it? no, we're not.-actually-out| we going to do it? no, we're. not.-actually-out of not. we've actually run out of time. —w-we- not. we've actually run out of time. —w-we gotl not. we've actually run out of. time. _.-.. got so time. oh, my gosh. i've got so much— time. oh, my gosh. i've got so much say this. i know much more to say on this. i know you do, josh, it's quite similar just for the viewer. it was more crowns thrones. looked crowns and thrones. it looked a bit game thrones. there bit like game of thrones. there they gone they went. they've also gone with the headline day of destiny. destiny seems to be the

wow— destiny. destiny seems to be the moon of— destiny. destiny seems to be the moon of o— destiny. destiny seems to be the moon of o woo— destiny. destiny seems to be the motif of a lot of— destiny. destiny seems to be the motif of a lot of the— �* "yo destiny seems to be the motif of a lot of the front going— motif of a lot of the front covers going on there. okay, so woo—gogee- covers going on there. okay, so that pages gnawed that is the front pages gnawed ooow. — that is the front pages gnawed were. -we— that is the front pages gnawed apart.-us after- that is the front pages gnawed apart. us after quick apart. do join us after a quick weather.— apart. do join us after a quick breather. we're— apart. do join us after a quick breather. we're going to be discussing— breather. we're going to be discussing policemen beards. wen— discussing policemen beards. wet i— discussing policemen beards. wet i eon-o— discussing policemen beards. well i don't need to say any woo-e— well i don't need to say any more. that's all— well i don't need to say any more. that's all you need. why woolen-o— more. that's all you need. why wowow-o wow— more. that's all you need. why wouldn't you come— more. that's all you need. why wouldn't you come back? right. see—

g you're listening to gb of time. you're listening to gb newe— of time. you're listening to gb news rewo— of time. you're listening to gb news radio .— of time. you're listening to gb news radio . — g you're listening to gb news radio . f f news radio. welcome back to headliners, your first look at saturday's newspapers . i'm saturday's newspapers. i'm andrew doyle. my book has just owe— andrew doyle. my book has just owe n— andrew doyle. my book has just come out in paperback. he's josh nowe— come out in paperback. he's josh nowie. ne— come out in paperback. he's josh howie. he doesn't— come out in paperback. he's josh howie. he doesn't have another wowe— howie. he doesn't have another product so— howie. he doesn't have another product to promote , and he's product to promote, and he's new— product to promote, and he's new noon.— product to promote, and he's nick dixon. he's— product to promote, and he's nick dixon. he's got a podcast. om— nick dixon. he's got a podcast. 0222 podcasts. _ nick dixon. he's got a podcast. 0222 podcasts. / nick dixon. he's got a podcast. 0222 podcasts. “43?" 0222 podcasts. yeah. weekly sceptic and the current thing. and you never mentioned them . and you never mentioned them. that's the great thing about you neer— that's the great thing about you weer seeowe— that's the great thing about you weekly sceptic is— that's the great thing about you weekly sceptic is number 16 for british— weekly sceptic is number 16 for british-podcast- weekly sceptic is number 16 for british-podcast on- british political podcast on nowe. — apple. yeah there we go. i've given— apple. yeah there we go. i've given-nee— apple. yeah there we go. i've given the opportunity given you the opportunity to sowe— given you the opportunity to stow-guss- given you the opportunity to sows-gust so- given you the opportunity to start-just so i- given you the opportunity to start just so i can start a podcast just so i can mention— start a podcast just so i can mention something. i just want something to mention. i think you start something to mention. i think you-startlpodcast- something to mention. i think| you-startlpodcast and you should start a podcast and bees— you should start a podcast and new news— you should start a podcast and beat nick's podcast. and that wowe— beat nick's podcast. and that would-would- would be that would be brilliant. _ would be that would be. brilliant. _do. brilliant. very hard to do. unfortunately going brilliant. very hard to do. urhappen.ely going brilliant. very hard to do. urhappen. okay going brilliant. very hard to do.

urhappen. okay we going brilliant. very hard to do. urhappen. okay we willioing brilliant. very hard to do. urhappen. okay we will kick off to happen. okay we will kick off with— to happen. okay we will kick off with saturday's— " we will kick off with saturday's independent josh ,—gooo- with saturday's independent josh ,—gooo eewsei , was the election a good excuse to , was the election a good excuse oo-wew— , was the election a good excuse to-new headshots- , was the election a good excuse to new headshots done? to get new headshots done? nosed.— to get new headshots done? indeed-some- to get new headshots done? indeed-some any. indeed. let's do some any excuse, really. i don't need that much of a excuse. so watchdog examine voter id watchdog to examine voter id challenges that to led people being turned away. now they haven't really come up with some exact doesn't exact numbers, but it doesn't seem like a huge and seem like a huge amount. and there's before there's some complaints before that saying that they were sort of saying that they were sort of saying that this going to benefit that this is going to benefit the tories, but which i sort of always felt was like a racist , always felt was like a racist, somewhat racist or dodgy idea . somewhat racist or dodgy idea. like i think the idea was that people or not prejudice in that people or not prejudice in that people who were maybe not as economically , you know, they economically, you know, they don't know how to use id yeah don't know how to use id yeah don't have passport. it's interesting all people or ethnic minorities who would be more likely to vote for labour wouldn't have a driver's licence. well, there was there was a video that was during the american election where someone was going around asking ethnic minority in an where minority people in an area where basically have basically the democrats have been racist been saying this is racist against people. and they against black people. and they were asking these— 33g f and they were asking these people 3g3 f and they were asking these people and sewing,— were asking these people and sowing—wow- were asking these people and. sowing—wow nook saying, you know, do you black people—

saying, you know, do you black people-newer- saying, you know, do you black people - harder to - saying, you know, do you black people harder to get id? people find it harder to get id? ano— people find it harder to get id? awe-were— people find it harder to get id? and-were-this- people find it harder to get id? and-were-this is. people find it harder to get id?| and-were-this is so and they were saying, this is so oowowswg— and they were saying, this is so patronising-racist.- and they were saying, this is so patronising racist. viii“ patronising and racist. well, owes-s— patronising and racist. well, that's - totally - that's awful. totally condescending. and i think i don't see a problem here with this 46 out of 47 this id thing. and 46 out of 47 western democracy ii's, western democracy 11's, i believe already have self id . i believe already have self id. i mean have have not self too much trans stuff . but the thing is trans stuff. but the thing is i always— trans stuff. but the thing is i nwows used— trans stuff. but the thing is i always used to— trans stuff. but the thing is i always used to find- but the thing is i always used to find it a bit weird— always used to find it a bit weird noos— always used to find it a bit weird that i— always used to find it a bit weird that i would go into a pomeg— weird that i would go into a polling station.— weird that i would go into a polling station. they just find wow— polling station. they just find your name and— polling station. they just find your name and cross it out. it's gig,— your name and cross it out. it's nne, gel,— your name and cross it out. it's nne, wen, n— your name and cross it out. it's like, well, i could— your name and cross it out. it's like, well, i could be anyone. ewe— like, well, i could be anyone. out on— like, well, i could be anyone. but on -other_ like, well, i could be anyone. but on other nick, like, well, i could be anyone. but on -other- nick, it but on the other hand, nick, it nessie.— but on the other hand, nick, it doesn't-actually. doesn't. was there actually really— doesn't. was there actually reon-o- doesn't. was there actually really a problem with really much of a problem with nowe— really much of a problem with nose—new- fraud of this kind? well, yeah, as_concern was. fraud of this kind? well, yeah,- as_concern was from as you say, the concern was from nooow— as you say, the concern was from labour-new— as you say, the concern was from labour-new wee- as you say, the concern was from labour they were worried labour because they were worried neat— labour because they were worried that voets— labour because they were worried that voters - not _ labour because they were worried that voters not smart that voters are not smart enough to-toste— that voters are not smart enough to-toste-ont,- that voters are not smart enough to-basic-and, and. to follow basic rules and, and sowing— to follow basic rules and, and sowing-rootst— to follow basic rules and, and sowing-vests. — to follow basic rules and, and saying-racist. it- to follow basic rules and, and saying racist. e f saying it's racist. it actually comes comes comes from in america. it comes from they're from the democrats. they're worried about voter i.d. they don't campaigning don't want to campaigning against it. so they're the ones saying their voters can't saying that their voters can't manage been manage it. so here it's been less an like you say. less of an issue, like you say. i maybe of an i think it's maybe a bit of an issue could slide into issue and we could slide into american style sort election american style sort of election games. but haven't much games. but we haven't so much for yeah, like you say, games. but we haven't so much for in yeah, like you say, games. but we haven't so much for in a yeah, like you say, games. but we haven't so much for in a world h, like you say, games. but we haven't so much for in a world where you say, games. but we haven't so much for in a world where you seem we're in a world where you seem to have to produce your passport for all kinds things all the for all kinds of things all the time. not really

time. so it's not really a massive deal. that i'm massive deal. in that light. i'm against sorts digital against all sorts of digital ids and passports and all and covid passports and all blair's ideas, but this blair's mad ideas, but this doesn't seem like scan, doesn't really seem like a scan, a forehead or a barcode on your forehead or something that. something satanic like that. i'd be. also, if it stops the lib claiming lib dems from claiming it's a stolen should stolen election and we should all go down to whitehall and do an an would love an insurrection. an i would love for an insurrection. an i would love tovloovev— an insurrection. an i would love tovloovev to— an insurrection. an i would love tovloovev to to— an insurrection. an i would love for-davey to do that. - v3“ f" an i would love for davey to do that. you for ed davey to do that. you now— for ed davey to do that. you tnowlwowtt— for ed davey to do that. you know, would worth just know, it would be worth it just to-to— know, it would be worth it just to-to t,— know, it would be worth it just to-do it, wouldn't- to see him do it, wouldn't it? vest.— to see him do it, wouldn't it? vest. so— to see him do it, wouldn't it? vest. so one— to see him do it, wouldn't it? yeah. so and the— to see him do it, wouldn't it? / so and the kind of people yeah. so and the kind of people that— yeah. so and the kind of people that wowe— yeah. so and the kind of people that would turn— yeah. so and the kind of people that would turn-but- yeah. so and the kind of people that would turn-but the. that would turn up. but the interesting is that interesting thing is that they're there's actually they're saying there's actually evidence that it might have helped yeah, helped that helped labour. yeah, exactly. helped that helped labour. yeah, exactbring it on. yeah. okay. fine. bring it on. yeah. okay. well, express next well, saturday's express next net,— well, saturday's express next nten—ovewi well, saturday's express next ntettt—ovewi well, saturday's express next nickit is. _over.j well, saturday's express next nickit is. it's over. well, saturday's express next nickit is. it's a over. well, saturday's express next nickit is. it's a little over. and it is. it's a little football— and it is. it's a little football reference for you gig...— football reference for you there-vow — football reference for you there, you didn't think there, but you didn't think i sottt— there, but you didn't think i eowtt to— there, but you didn't think i could do that. _ there, but you didn't think i could do that. 4&3" there, but you didn't think i could do that. / there, but you didn't think i could do that. 4&3" could do that. yeah, that was good. 1966. so so, yeah. good. from 1966. so so, yeah. who declares covid is who officially declares covid is not global emergency not a global health emergency in dramatic ends? pandemic, dramatic years dramatic end. just many years later everyone had already dramatic end. just many years later it. everyone had already dramatic end. just many years later it. it'saryone had already dramatic end. just many years later it. it'saryorthat d already dramatic end. just many years later it. it'saryorthat memerdy ended it. it's like that meme with thumbs up. you see the with the thumbs up. you see the one guys are one where the guys are just talking. someone says talking. then someone says something. a thumbs something. they just do a thumbs up talking and up and carry on talking and ignore it's bro, ignore them. it's like, bro, we knew over. we didn't knew it was over. we didn't really to say this, really need you to say this, but it's think that it's mad. i mean, to think that it's mad. i mean, to think that

it's just officially over it's only just officially over and the united states are only just vaccine just waving the vaccine requirement on may 11th. absolute because really absolute madness, because really it's over ages. but absolute madness, because really it's is over ages. but absolute madness, because really it's is tedros. ages. but absolute madness, because really it's is tedros. dr. ages. but absolute madness, because really it's is tedros. dr. tedros ut absolute madness, because really it's is tedros. dr. tedros can't this is tedros. dr. tedros can't say and he's saying say his surname, and he's saying it doesn't kobe no it doesn't mean kobe is no longer a threat, but he's ending it doesn't mean kobe is no longlani threat, but he's ending it doesn't mean kobe is no longlan official but he's ending it doesn't mean kobe is no longlan official global 's ending it as an official global emergency. and he says it's changed our world and it's changed our world and it's changed is changed us. and that is indisputable. i mean, we've learnt how easily the west will descend into authoritarianism. i know kind know so many people who are kind of worldview is shattered of their worldview is shattered by and never really by this and they've never really recovered. i'm all because by this and they've never really rlwasered. i'm all because by this and they've never really rlwas alreadyi all because by this and they've never really rlwas alreadyi alextremely ause i was already so extremely sceptical none of it sceptical anyway. none of it surprised does. it surprised me. yeah, it does. it toes— surprised me. yeah, it does. it toes-veto.— surprised me. yeah, it does. it does-weird.-now- does feel weird. every now and then— does feel weird. every now and ttenltove— does feel weird. every now and thenihavelcheck- does feel weird. every now and then have check myself. you then i have to check myself. you now— then i have to check myself. you know-go— then i have to check myself. you know-go to— then i have to check myself. you know-go to o— then i have to check myself. you know,-go to a show- then i have to check myself. you know, go to a show or know, when i go to a show or something.— know, when i go to a show or something. rm— know, when i go to a show or something. i'm-a- know, when i go to a show or something. i'm a theatre full something. i'm in a theatre full of something. i'm in a theatre full ot-t— something. i'm in a theatre full ot-t tint— something. i'm in a theatre full of-i think it's- something. i'm in a theatre full of-i think it's just- of people. i think it's just gone. — of people. i think it's just gone. there's— of people. i think it's just gone. there's no one who even tints— gone. there's no one who even thts—onvmovel thinks about this anymore, and it's an odd thing is that there are it's an odd thing is that there stit— it's an odd thing is that there are still variations of variants out— are still variations of variants out there. — are still variations of variants out there. there— are still variations of variants out there. ”n22; ”n32; ll l out there. there are still like numbers supposedly high numbers of supposedly high and whatnot. what's really changed numbers of supposedly high and onurot. what's really changed numbers of supposedly high and onur perception. really changed numbers of supposedly high and onur perception of ally changed numbers of supposedly high and onur perception of it.y changed numbers of supposedly high and onur perception of it. yeah,iged is our perception of it. yeah, exactly. that's what was exactly. and that's what was what different. also , i'm what is different. but also, i'm one of these people who's been somewhat i wouldn't say red pilled red pilled there it is. i knew you'd never know what the real but josh is real definition is, but josh is coming over about these red

pills. i i've seen the pills. i mean i've seen the matrix. at same matrix. i don't. but at the same time angry because i don't time i am angry because i don't feel like there was honesty through it's through the thing and then it's like to question any the like to question any of the narrative puts you out narrative somehow puts you out to someone to kind of crank. to be someone to kind of crank. nowadays just a question, you know, the science and know, not just the science and but the implementation of these policies . and if we're not going policies. and if we're not going to actually have an honest appraisal and look at what happened how are we ever happened then how are we ever going learn? that will going to learn? that will be interesting. whether we do have going to learn? that will be inteiassessmentether we do have going to learn? that will be inteiassessmentether because we that assessment now, because moet-n thts- that assessment now, because moet-n this to- that assessment now, because more in this in this more and more in this in this vote,— more and more in this in this wont-new— more and more in this in this world,-new-now. more and more in this in this- world,-new-now where world, this new world now where oeoote— world, this new world now where oeoote-mtngte— world, this new world now where oeoote-mtngte-go- world, this new world now where people mingle go about people just mingle and go about there-s— people just mingle and go about there's-anywhere.- people just mingle and go about there's anywhere. yeah, there's no masks anywhere. yeah, it toes— there's no masks anywhere. yeah, it toes mote— there's no masks anywhere. yeah, it does make us— there's no masks anywhere. yeah, it does make us all— there's no masks anywhere. yeah, it does make us all you it does make us all think, you now— it does make us all think, you trove—- it does make us all think, you. know—o-tteoe know, was lockdown a good idea? stowe— know, was lockdown a good idea? stowtt—teen- should we have just been sttetttng— should we have just been shielding vulnerable to shielding the vulnerable to begin— shielding the vulnerable to begin withe— shielding the vulnerable to begin with? that the begin with? and that was the twttot—nos- begin with? and that was the initial—was to. initial plan, right? was to protest— initial plan, right? was to protest the— initial plan, right? was to protect the was to protect the most vulnerable. of most vulnerable. and in terms of did are the other did we protect who are the other most ? well, children, most vulnerable? well, children, they of their education and terms of their education and their it's their future. there's a lot it's just still frustrating. it just it's still frustrating. it may be over and that's great. but i think the ramifications still obviously us and we still obviously with us and we need but it is good, need to learn. but it is good, isn't it, nick, that the who are saying officially it's saying officially it is it's

nice to hear them say that. yeah, them yeah, it's better than them saying still over. yeah, it's better than them sayingbut still over. yeah, it's better than them sayingbut we ll over. yeah, it's better than them sayingbut we all over. yeah, it's better than them sayingbut we all knewzr. was yeah, but we all knew it was over a while ago and the worry is what will they do next time? you know what? let's say another virus say gates virus comes out. let's say gates releases another one. what are they? is the they? oh, goodness. this is the little guys. what will little joke, guys. what will they would do next they do? what would they do next time? don't trust time? you know, i don't trust these organisations to not do these organisations to not do the similar kind of things again. i there the similar kind of things agaia i there the similar kind of things agaia next there the similar kind of things agaia next time, there the similar kind of things agaia next time, they there the similar kind of things agaia next time, they wouldn't was a next time, they wouldn't be was a next time, they wouldn't toe-te— was a next time, they wouldn't be-beistringent- be able to be as stringent teeowse— be able to be as stringent because we've— be able to be as stringent because we've seen how that's not—toot. i because we've seen how that'si not—toot. out not necessary to say that. but you— not necessary to say that. but vow-ot— not necessary to say that. but vow-st those— not necessary to say that. but you - at those polls- not necessary to say that. but you at those polls and you look at those polls and lockdowns have all kinds lockdowns still have all kinds of young people of support. young people especially of support. young people espe down hard enough, still in lock down hard enough, still in polls school, you polls now go to school, you know, billion people have had know, 5 billion people have had one vaccine that is one dose of the vaccine that is a people have chips in a lot of people have chips in their bodies. right. going their bodies. right. we're going to move— their bodies. right. we're going to move on before— their bodies. right. we're going to move on before we- ” 32»: right. we're going to move on before we go down. motiv— luckily, not me actually takes mot—ml luckily, not me actually takesi mot—tt- no, that bone and runs with it. no, tom-t— that bone and runs with it. no, tom-t-tom-t— that bone and runs with it. no, don't-don't click- that bone and runs with it. no, don't don't click that. don't don't, don't click that. notttew— don't don't, don't click that. matthew _okay. - don't don't, don't click that. i matthew - okay. _the matthew sweet. okay. on to the times, safe and effective. josh, this next story is one of wow— josh, this next story is one of wow twee— josh, this next story is one of your three specialist subjects, mt— your three specialist subjects, met-mot— your three specialist subjects, and not anti—semitism and it's not anti—semitism or me— and it's not anti—semitism or the—sol the gender critical debate, so it the gender critical debate, so tt-te— the gender critical debate, so tt-te ng— the gender critical debate, so it-be big beer- the gender critical debate, so it-be big beer. - the gender critical debate, so it be big beer. 2 it must be big beer. topic numero— it must be big beer. topic number three speciality. so police scotland's no beard rule

will force officers to shave twice a day. and that's supposedly this policy is going to be introduced on may 29th. this is just a brilliant, brilliant story. essentially, it seems like they bought all these ffp3 , which are the ones ffp3 masks, which are the ones that actually cling to your face and supposedly work. yeah, they're the they're really tight. yeah. the ones as to the ones that work as opposed to the ones that work as opposed to the ones that work as opposed to the ones that everybody wore. ones that everybody else wore. and work, but you and we were told work, but you know, there's no real science to back effect back it up. they had some effect and because they've spent and but because they've spent all this money on these masks, they're still pushing through this , i guess. so they this policy, i guess. so they could seem to be, but they're not going to be using them when they they going they when are they going to have to wear these masks? i know. well, what's so well, that's what's so ridiculous but it's ridiculous about it. but it's like of the horse like they're sort of the horse bolted and they're still bolted and they're sort of still going with and going through with it. and of course, of police officers course, a lot of police officers or police have beards, police men allowed to men and women. yes allowed to call and they don't want call them. and they don't want to shave their beards. let me get right. so to shave their beards. let me get-right. so they- to shave their beards. let me get-right. so they have. ” : let me get right. so they have to get this right. so they have to sieve— get this right. so they have to smeve twtee— get this right. so they have to shave twice a— get this right. so they have to shave twice a day, because even with— shave twice a day, because even with stettte— shave twice a day, because even with stubble, the _ shave twice a day, because even with stubble, the masks don't wort. — with stubble, the masks don't wort. _tet— with stubble, the masks don't work. but shouldn't with stubble, the masks don't vimean, but shouldn't with stubble, the masks don't vimean, yourtut shouldn't with stubble, the masks don't vimean, your your ouldn't with stubble, the masks don't vimean, your your bearded as i mean, your your bearded as wett— i mean, your your bearded as wet. meet— i mean, your your bearded as well. thank you. _ i mean, your your bearded as well. thank you. very well. thank you. it was very

mee— well. thank you. it was very. nee—vow nice beard i should say. do you ott— nice beard i should say. do you on om— nice beard i should say. do you use oil on that? _ nice beard i should say. do you use oil on that? �*vvr�*2;ll use oil on that? well, louis shaver said it unattractive, shaver said it was unattractive, but but louis but carry on. yeah, but louis schaefer the best schaefer is not the best assessor kind of assessor of these kind of things. aesthetic beauty, that tree— things. aesthetic beauty, that smelting.— things. aesthetic beauty, that tmeltmmg. r— things. aesthetic beauty, that kind-thing. i-you- gt; aesthetic beauty, that kind thing. i you look kind of thing. i think you look verv— kind of thing. i think you look vew-ttte. — kind of thing. i think you look vew-ttte. -vow| kind of thing. i think you look. very-like.-you, but very adonis like. thank you, but sorte— very adonis like. thank you, but some-me— very adonis like. thank you, but could-me whether- very adonis like. thank you, but could me whether you could you tell me whether you tmmt— could you tell me whether you think policemen— could you tell me whether you think policemen generally ought to—oti to be bearded or does it kind of suggest— to be bearded or does it kind of suggest-ot— to be bearded or does it kind of suggest of dignity? there suggest a lack of dignity? there stowe— suggest a lack of dignity? there smoete te— suggest a lack of dignity? there should be allowed be bearded? should be allowed to be bearded? tms— should be allowed to be bearded? thts—teet— should be allowed to be bearded? this—fact they've- this is absurd. the fact they've got shave twice a day got to have to shave twice a day in some cases, absolute of in some cases, absolute waste of time. and as you say, the women as well, being as well, especially being scotland with sturgeon, thinks men who men or women. so, you know, who knows to be knows who's going to be everyone's going to be shaving and to be very and it's going to be very complicated. when complicated. when do they when are going shave anyway? are they going to shave anyway? well, thought well, exactly. and i thought it was it a discipline was if it was a discipline thing, i could of get thing, i could kind of get behind there's behind it. like there's a new guy in, everyone's shaving, guy come in, everyone's shaving, but it's because these stupid guy come in, everyone's shaving, but it'sandzause these stupid guy come in, everyone's shaving, but it'sandzausehygienea stupid guy come in, everyone's shaving, but it'sandzausehygiene nonsense, masks and this hygiene nonsense, which have masks and this hygiene nonsense, wisay, have masks and this hygiene nonsense, wisay, it's have masks and this hygiene nonsense, wisay, it's good have masks and this hygiene nonsense, wisay, it's good to have masks and this hygiene nonsense, wisay, it's good to see have masks and this hygiene nonsense, wisay, it's good to see that have to say, it's good to see that the president the british the president of the british beard club has come out against it. vested it. he may have a vested interest. beard interest. and he says beard club. david, dave doddie club. yeah, david, dave doddie aid and he's coming. and he says he says bearded he says a bearded man, especially one of authority, carries air of relaxed carries an air of relaxed friendliness. he's friendliness. to be fair, he's a touch he the touch biased. he is the

president the. but he's president of the. but he's right. he's right. he's absolutely he's not absolutely all of it. he's not right. because ithink right. because actually, i think steetes— right. because actually, i think studies-treet— right. because actually, i think studies-that beards- ” 3 because actually, i think studies that beards people studies show that beards people mistrust— studies show that beards people mistrust beards.— studies show that beards people mistrust beards. they can mistrust beards. they think can mee— mistrust beards. they think can. hide—you? hide something. how dare you? i'm hide my face. i'm trying to hide my face. it's double issue. it's a double chin issue. and wret— it's a double chin issue. and wrret etoet— it's a double chin issue. and what about and _ it's a double chin issue. and what about and on a serious nag,— what about and on a serious note,_muslims?i what about and on a serious| note,_muslims? what about and on a serious- note,_muslims? don't note, what about muslims? don't mew—teete- note, what about muslims? don't they_ beard? and i they have to have a beard? and jews were. we have beards as well. i don't you have to, well. i don't think you have to, though, well, rabbi, i though, do you? well, rabbi, i mean, part of the look. mean, it's part of the look. it's the it's part it's part of the that's going for. i'm that's what i'm going for. i'm going rabbi. i'm going. going i'm the rabbi. i'm going. i'm look cleverer i'm trying to just look cleverer than am. it's such a i'm not than i am. it's such a i'm not sure if muslims just to clarify, i'm but i'm not sure they have to, but there where. yeah, there is something where. yeah, yeah. so it is unfair. and people are four officers are suing so yeah. yeah. suing them. so yeah. yeah. right. enough of beard chat. right. enough of the beard chat. no—more- right. enough of the beard chat. no—more so- no more beards, no more. so we're going to move on now. tregte— we're going to move on now. tregte stow— we're going to move on now. tragic story next— we're going to move on now. tragic story next in the eeeretem— tragic story next in the guardian. but- tragic story next in the guardian. but nick, does does tragic story next in the guaiguardian nick, does does tragic story next in the guaiguardian nick, doagenda the guardian have an agenda on tms— the guardian have an agenda on tits-ot— the guardian have an agenda on thts-ot-tmev- the guardian have an agenda on this-of-they do.- the guardian have an agenda on this-of-they do. i this one? of course they do. aet- — this one? of course they do. aet- wret— this one? of course they do. aet- ntet e— this one? of course they do. a&e. what a ridiculous- this one? of course they do. a&e. what a ridiculous question. so jordan neely, as i'm a&e. what a ridiculous question. so you'verrdan neely, as i'm a&e. what a ridiculous question. so you've seen neely, as i'm a&e. what a ridiculous question. so you've seen and.y, as i'm sure you've seen and the headune sure you've seen and the headline with is man headline have gone with is man killed by riders. chokehold was talented course, talented dancer. and of course, they leave out the fact he was arrested 44 times. so he was killed by this person putting arrested 44 times. so he was killed ia this person putting arrested 44 times. so he was killed ia chokehold.i putting arrested 44 times. so he was killed ia chokehold. i'mtting arrested 44 times. so he was killed ia chokehold. i'm sure him in a chokehold. i'm sure you've story. was

you've seen the story. he was getting violent threatening getting violent and threatening . and guardian is doing . and the guardian is doing a kind puff piece, hagiography kind of puff piece, hagiography on sort of say he on him, trying to sort of say he was just a perfect, great guy. and look, had problems. his and look, he had problems. his mother the mother died. he went off the rails. and very sad. but rails. and it is very sad. but he he did have an open he was he did have an open felony charge and a warrant for his arrest for assaulting a 67 year old woman. he was violent. he was threatening violence. he'd arrested for it four he'd been arrested for it four times, as i say. the times, as i say. and the guardian want a new george floyd. and it's kind of shameful the trying make the way they're trying to make this they want a world. the way they're trying to make this you they want a world. the way they're trying to make this you readthey want a world. the way they're trying to make this you read the want a world. the way they're trying to make this you read the piece a world. and you read the piece absolutely it's absolutely ludicrous. it's all about and great he about how amazing and great he was how was. the was and how perfect he was. the guardian world they guardian want a world where they the and the criminal is the victim and they side with the criminal and a you can't stop a world where you can't stop a criminal or you're the you're the problem. it's i mean, look, of the problem. it's i mean, look, ot-tts— the problem. it's i mean, look, of-it's horrible- of course it's horrible when emomev— of course it's horrible wheni emomemowv—t anyone dies. and you know, i tom-t— anyone dies. and you know, i tort-get— anyone dies. and you know, i tort-get mto- anyone dies. and you know, i don't-get into the. don't want to get into the eetete— don't want to get into the debate whether the guy don't want to get into the- debate _whether the guy who debate about whether the guy who mete— debate about whether the guy who held—chokehold- held him in the chokehold should neve— held him in the chokehold should mve-trow— held him in the chokehold should have-know, used— held him in the chokehold should have know, used excessive have you know, used excessive toree— have you know, used excessive toreeleom-t— have you know, used excessive force.idon't know— have you know, used excessive force. don't know what force. i don't know what meooemee— happened there. i wasn't there. ame— and there were three men mvotvee— and there were three men involved. but— and there were three men involved. but it- and there were three men involved. but it has been fascinating,— involved. but it has been fascinating, josh, watching on soetet— social media, people just playing— social media, people just- otevmg—eomg playing old clips of him doing ntemeet— playing old clips of him doing michael impersonations playing old clips of him doing mirthough impersonations playing old clips of him doing

mirthough alliersonations playing old clips of him doing mirthough all this nations playing old clips of him doing mirthough all this was. ns as though that's all this was. it as though that's all this was. rt-e— as though that's all this was. it-a michael— as though that's all this was. it a michael jackson it was a michael jackson impersonator,— it was a michael jackson impersonator, lovely guy. he had,— impersonator, lovely guy. he nee-sere- impersonator, lovely guy. he had,-said, been- had, like nick said, been errestee— had, like nick said, been arrested 44— had, like nick said, been arrested 44 times. there's also tootege— footage of him just attacking geome— footage of him just attacking people tite— footage of him just attacking people like this— footage of him just attacking people like this swearing at people like this and swearing at mem— people like this and swearing at them eme— people like this and swearing at them and these— people like this and swearing at them and these people were them and these these people were in them and these these people were mletttteett— them and these these people were inldifficult position— them and these these people were in difficult position where in a difficult position where they— in a difficult position where they met— in a difficult position where new net to— in a difficult position where they had to and restrain they had to try and restrain him teeeese— because he was threatening peopte— because he was threatening people. obviously people. you know, obviously someone-online- people. you know, obviously someone online that he'd someone posted online that he'd rested— someone posted online that he'd pushed _towards_ someone posted online that he'd pushed towards tracks. pushed them towards the tracks. no, pushed them towards the tracks. nor-"o- — pushed them towards the tracks. nolmo. met-s— pushed them towards the tracks. no,-no. that's well,- pushed them towards the tracks. no,-no. that's well, they- no, no, no. that's well, they posted an account saying saying, okay, there's someone else okay, well, there's someone else official. also official. this is just also shows out there. shows the misinformed out there. someone a video of a man someone put a video of a man pushing into a train and pushing someone into a train and they were saying, but actually it turns out it wasn't so it turns out it wasn't him. so there is this stuff out. but we don't no, no, we don't don't know. no, no, we don't know. what's tragic know. and what's really tragic here, his mother here, as you say, his mother was actually yeah, actually murdered and. yeah, and he mental health issues. he had mental health issues. clearly, he was failed as well. he failed by his state. he was failed by his state. but, you went to you know, supposedly he went to jail months for jail for four months for attempts of a seven attempts to kidnap of a seven year down year old girl pulling her down the he had mental the street like he had mental health issues. he wasn't don't health issues. he wasn't i don't it doesn't sound like great it doesn't sound like a great human obviously human being. and he obviously well, he doesn't certainly well, he doesn't he certainly doesn't look like the three guys who him were trying who restrained him were trying to the they were to go out the way they were

trying because trying to restrain because they were what he might were scared of what he might do to other thing to someone. but the other thing just to this, just just to read this, but to just make what the make it more about what the article like they don't article is, is like they don't mention any of this other history. they go on about like someone who met him, his neighbour someone neighbour and then someone saying, nice saying, oh, he was a nice person. he wasn't aggressive or violent when the evidence was. he aggressive violent when the evidence was. he violent. aggressive violent when the evidence was. he violent. that's aggressive violent when the evidence was. he violent. that's anjgressive and violent. that's an interesting question, though. why doesn't the guardian mention mose— why doesn't the guardian mention those—everyone- why doesn't the guardian mention those—everyone can. those factors when everyone can eest— those factors when everyone can eest eeeess— those factors when everyone can easily access those? well, met-s— easily access those? well,| that's- nowadays easily access those? well,- that's-nowadays you that's the thing. nowadays you can that's the thing. nowadays you oer—nets- that's the thing. nowadays you oer—ttets mvi can access, right? that's my point. the about point. now, the thing about being pete, reminds me of being pete, this reminds me of that terrible wii spa that that terrible wii spa article they wrote. yes article that they wrote. yes three years ago, where they sort of almost pretended this event, this thing of this this black woman was and six year woman who was and her six year old were exposed to old daughter who were exposed to in sauna by a by in this sauna by a by a supposedly a trans woman, it turns out there was a sex offender, but the article basically was basically made out that she was inventing it and it was it was a hoax and all this stuff. but anyway, arnie online see anyway, arnie online could see the other narrative. and that's the other narrative. and that's the question— the other narrative. and that's the question, nick,— the other narrative. and that's the question, nick,-it?- the question, nick, isn't it? rts— the question, nick, isn't it? it's-understand- the question, nick, isn't it? it's understand in a it's like i understand in a vorte— it's like i understand in a world without— it's like i understand in a world without the internet, why mewsoeoers— world without the internet, why

newrhave an activist agenda that have an activist agenda wowe— that have an activist agenda would misrepresent because their reeerse— would misrepresent because their reeersseee— tmel would misrepresent because their reade stuff. _ see the l would misrepresent because their reade stuff. but see the would misrepresent because their reade stuff. but these see the would misrepresent because their reade stuff. but these days,the would misrepresent because their reade stuff. but these days, we other stuff. but these days, we can see they're— other stuff. but these days, we can see they're lying, or at teest— can see they're lying, or at least misrepresenting. i know, but least misrepresenting. i know, tut-treme— least misrepresenting. i know, but-they're just- least misrepresenting. i know, but they're just banking but i think they're just banking on creating noise. on creating enough noise. anyway, online. anyway, we've seen aoc online. she's saying this guy is a murderer he hasn't had any kind murderer. he hasn't had any kind of trial. she's stoking division. guardian of trial. she's stoking division. for guardian of trial. she's stoking division. for the guardian of trial. she's stoking division. for the sameiuardian of trial. she's stoking division. for the same thing. n is going for the same thing. they've they've got their guy, they've got their narrative. i mean, people mean, one of the people restraining him was was a black guy that doesn't guy as well. that doesn't matter. it into matter. they've made it into another mentioned exactly. it's another race war. people are so sick of it they're sick of one certain race being demonised. sick of it they're sick of one certain race being demoniini certain race is being deified in this not this crude way. it's not reality. and just it's just reality. and it's just it's just this is disgusting. this is just a however way you. a tragic story. however way you. of but just of course it is. but but it just but it is another reminder that you nowadays from you almost nowadays from wherever your news wherever you get your news source, have to also and source, you have to also go and check source. always source, you have to also go and che now source. always source, you have to also go and che now yeah. source. always source, you have to also go and che now yeah. whateverilways source, you have to also go and che now yeah. whatever it/ays source, you have to also go and che now yeah. whatever it is,; do. now yeah. whatever it is, left or right. and the guardian is counting people who aren't is counting on people who aren't on twitter like us all the time. and whatever. and then this is what well, what they think. okay well, we're halfway of we're at the halfway point of the . it's cheeky. the show. it's all cheeky. trteev— the show. it's all cheeky. more right— the show. it's all cheeky. friday night-from - it's all cheeky. friday night from here on friday night fun from here on in,-90i“9_ friday night fun from here on m-gomglte- friday night fun from here on in, going be talking in, we're going to be talking etoet—

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biased, the judge will be marked on biased, the judge will be marked om now— biased, the judge will be marked on now memv— biased, the judge will be marked on how many cases— biased, the judge will be marked on how many cases they convict. oh— on how many cases they convict. om ves.— on how many cases they convict. om ves. so— on how many cases they convict. om ves. so mew-e— on how many cases they convict. oh, yes. so they'd actually be be em— oh, yes. so they'd actually be be an incentive— oh, yes. so they'd actually be be an incentive incentive there? we..— be an incentive incentive there? ves met-s— be an incentive incentive there? ves tmet-s tree— be an incentive incentive there? yes, that's the word i was tootmg— yes, that's the word i was tootmg tor— yes, that's the word i was looking for to— yes, that's the word i was looking for to convict, which is even even worse. _ looking for to convict, which is even even worse. 322; 3:2; looking for to convict, which is even even worse. 322; 332; even even worse. there are all sorts of cases in scotland which don't get a jury. in fact. well, our friend marcus meakin, who was known as count dankula , he was known as count dankula, he didn't have a jury in his trial and clearly taken and the judge had clearly taken against from the start, or against him from the start, or at least that's how it seemed to me. good. me. so that's. it's not good. it's i do think we have to it's not. i do think we have to it's not. i do think we have to i know the jury system isn't perfect because get perfect because juries can get it . but it wrong as well. but it's better nothing, isn't it , better than nothing, isn't it, to different voices, 12 to have 12 different voices, 12 different with different certainly with something serious as this. something as serious as this. but as you said before, the real orottem— but as you said before, the real orottem ts— but as you said before, the real problem is the— but as you said before, the real problem is the fact that, you trow— problem is the fact that, you know repe— problem is the fact that, you know, rape convictions are so nstorteenv— know, rape convictions are so historically low— know, rape convictions are so historically low and not even rest— historically low and not even just tree— historically low and not even just the convictions, but the geome— just the convictions, but the wow! wmo — just the convictions, but the people who are— just the convictions, but the people who are being charged. veer.— people who are being charged. veer. ame— people who are being charged. veer. melee— people who are being charged. yeah, andldo have— people who are being charged. yeahthat insofarave sympathy people who are being charged. yeahthat insofar ase sympathy people who are being charged. yeahthat insofar as you 1pathy people who are being charged. with that insofar as you know, there of people there will be a lot of people who've sexual assault who've committed sexual assault getting away with it, is getting away with it, which is not comfortable but on not a comfortable idea. but on the the majority, the other hand, the majority, the other hand, the majority, the justice system the other hand, the majority, the though, itice system the other hand, the majority, the though, is:e system the other hand, the majority, the though, is that,tem works, though, is that, you know, people to prison

know, people are going to prison for haven't done. for things they haven't done. that's also well, that should be for things they haven't done. tha priority well, that should be for things they haven't done. tha priority we l, that should be for things they haven't done. tha priority we havet should be for things they haven't done. tha priority we have to hould be for things they haven't done. tha priority we have to avoid,be the priority we have to avoid, isn't going to isn't it? anyway, we're going to move this is the move on now. this is the guardian , this article guardian and josh, this article gets close gets suspiciously close to saying men and women saying that men and women are different. the different. that's not like the guardian. iknow different. that's not like the guardian. i know this is crazy science . science?— c123: 33 i know this is crazy science . science? what? what? science. science? what? what? whet-s— science. science? what? what? wmet-s gomg— science. science? what? what? what's going on?— science. science? what? what? what's going on? nhs treatment etgorttmms— what's going on? nhs treatment etgorttmms ee— what's going on? nhs treatment algorithms are not— what's going on? nhs treatment algorithms are not taking transgender— algorithms are not taking transgender patients into account. so— transgender patients into account. so this is a group of nt— account. so this is a group of uk eoetors— account. so this is a group of uk doctors and— account. so this is a group of uk doctors and medical students. nev-ve— uk doctors and medical students. tmev-ve tsseee— uk doctors and medical students. they've issued a— uk doctors and medical students. they've issued a warning because essemttenv— they've issued a warning because essentially when _ they've issued a warning because essentially when people are saying— essentially when people are sevmg. om— essentially when people are swing on rm— essentially when people are saying, oh, i'm now a woman or rm— saying, oh, i'm now a woman or m mow— saying, oh, i'm now a woman or m e— saying, oh, i'm now a woman or i'm now a man against whatever metr— i'm now a man against whatever their term— i'm now a man against whatever their term se— i'm now a man against whatever their birth sex is,— i'm now a man against whatever their birth sex is, there are meeteet— their birth sex is, there are medical implications of that ewse— medical implications of that trom — medical implications of that arise from that. _ medical implications of that arise from that. and particularly- arise from that. and particularly arnie, you can get tite— particularly arnie, you can get nte eemee— particularly arnie, you can get like denied dialysis for kidney orottems— like denied dialysis for kidney orottems .— like denied dialysis for kidney problems. there— like denied dialysis for kidney problems. there are a like denied dialysis for kidney problems . there are a whole problems. there are a whole a wrote— problems. there are a whole a whore toee— problems. there are a whole a whole load of— problems. there are a whole a whole load of stuff that there's all whole load of stuff that there's en sorts— whole load of stuff that there's en sorts ot— whole load of stuff that there's all sorts of reasons why the doctor— all sorts of reasons why the doctor needs— all sorts of reasons why the doctor needs to— all sorts of reasons why the doctor needs to know what ttotogteet— doctor needs to know what biological sex— doctor needs to know what biological sex you are. / biological sex you are. yeah. me— biological sex you are. yeah. ame mere-s— biological sex you are. yeah. and there's disease,- biological sex you are. / and there's disease, different ttseeses— and there's disease, different diseases that— and there's disease, different diseases that might be diseases that you might be rtstmg. — diseases that you might be risking. .these- diseases that you might be risking. these factors are risking. so these factors are mormenv— risking. so these factors are normally - body - risking. so these factors are normally body weight, normally like body weight, eteomot— normally like body weight, alcohol-rates,- normally like body weight,- alcohol-rates, kidney alcohol clearance rates, kidney temettoms— alcohol clearance rates, kidney functions—those. alcohol clearance rates, kidney. functions—those are functions and whatever those are all functions and whatever those are en-seete— functions and whatever those are en-seete ot— functions and whatever those are all-scale of your— functions and whatever those are all scale of your your sex. all on a scale of your your sex. eet— all on a scale of your your sex. eet ism-t— all on a scale of your your sex. eet tsm-t tms— all on a scale of your your sex. but isn't this weird— all on a scale of your your sex. but isn't this weird that the

eeeretem— but isn't this weird that the eeeretem ts— but isn't this weird that the guardian is spinning this like teng— guardian is spinning this like we're failing people? we're failing trans people? teer—tt- we're failing trans people? really?_it be. really? it shouldn't it be saying, as saying, look, we need to as medical practitioners be able to record biological sex and, record your biological sex and, you know, maybe the solution is that for those who identify as a different your different sex, they record your gender identity as but gender identity as well. but that we all have our biological sex recorded in the nhs document, surely. nick yeah , document, surely. nick yeah, well, exactly. you're saying the eeeretem— »2;k

women-getting- it means there's a lot more- women-getting testicular women who are getting testicular semeer-tmere-s— women who are getting testicular cancer.-there's that- cancer. well there's that as wett— cancer. well there's that as wett-mever- cancer. well there's that as well, never good. cancer. well there's that as- well,-never good. no, well, which is never good. no, not— well, which is never good. no, mot—to— well, which is never good. no, mot—to get.- well, which is never good. no, mot—to get. tetl well, which is never good. no, not—to get, but it. not a nice thing to get, but it is ridiculous isn't it? is a ridiculous thing, isn't it? and say, i think there and like i say, i think there would be a to appease would be a way to appease everyone, be to list everyone, which would be to list gender those gender identity for those who believe which is believe they have one, which is probably than 1% of the probably less than 1% of the population and biological sex for that for everyone, surely. but that probably like getting probably mean like getting a new printer or something. there's probably printer or something. there's. orotettv—eom-t probably some reason they don't went— probably some reason they don't wemt- — probably some reason they don't wemt- amt— probably some reason they don't want- and actually,- want to do it. and actually, to be budget is pretty be fair, the budget is pretty tight. yeah, fair enough. totem-t— tight. yeah, fair enough. meet-ot— tight. yeah, fair enough. didn't of that. next we didn't think of that. next we have and nick, if have the express and nick, if you're in utah, you better get a vpn. if you want to see a vpn. nato. nice. quite get it, nato. nice. don't quite get it, but nato. nice. don't quite get it, tut-tres— nato. nice. don't quite get it, tut-trots ts— but this is, this is fascinating. yeah. surge in vpn eememe— fascinating. yeah. surge in vpn demand.967%_ fascinating. yeah. surge in vpn demand 967% following state demand by 967% following state wrtte— demand by 967% following state were eeett— demand by 967% following state wide adult site— demand by 967% following state wide adult site ban adult site eetmttetv— wide adult site ban adult site definitely being— wide adult site ban adult site definitely being a heavy eeomemtsm— definitely being a heavy euphemism there. so utah has testeenv— euphemism there. so utah has basically blocked— euphemism there. so utah has basically blocked pornhub and otvtoestv— basically blocked pornhub and otvtoestv en— basically blocked pornhub and obviously all the. what's that? niet— obviously all the. what's that? wmet ts— obviously all the. what's that? what is that?— obviously all the. what's that? what is that? it's— obviously all the. what's that? what is that? it's a it's an mtemet— what is that? it's a it's an internet site— what is that? it's a it's an internet site andrew, that soeetenses— internet site andrew, that specialises in— internet site andrew, that specialises in men as well. newt— specialises in men as well. adult content— specialises in men as well. adult content .— specialises in men as well. adult content . yeah i've i've adult content. yeah i've i've never seen it— adult content. yeah i've i've never seen it but— adult content. yeah i've i've never seen it but i learned etoet— never seen it but i learned etoet tt— never seen it but i learned about it tonight- never seen it but i learned about it tonight from this emote.— about it tonight from this article. yeah.— about it tonight from this article. yeah. yeah. and it somse— article. yeah. yeah. and it sounds fascinating. yeah but, out— sounds fascinating. yeah but, but obviously— sounds fascinating. yeah but, but obviously because people are eeetetee— but obviously because people are addicted—mad.

addicted to, they've gone mad eme— addicted to, they've gone mad ere—ot- addicted to, they've gone madi ere—or ers and just bought loads of vpns eme— and just bought loads of vpns ere-gore— and just bought loads of vpns ere-gore eo— and just bought loads of vpns and-gone up 967.- and just bought loads of vpns and gone up 967. there and it's gone up 967. there was and it's gone up 967. there was e sorte— and it's gone up 967. there was e spite. we— and it's gone up 967. there was a spike, we should— and it's gone up 967. there was a spike, we should say, by the way,— a spike, we should say, by the wew-ers— a spike, we should say, by the wew-ers ee- a spike, we should say, by the way, vpns are virtual way, what vpns are virtual ortvete— way, what vpns are virtual private network _ way, what vpns are virtual private network where people eem-t— private network where people l can't—searching can't see what you're searching - lym— can't see what you're searching . lvoe m— can't see what you're searching . lvoe to other— can't see what you're searching . .you in other words,- can't see what you're searching. . .you in other words, you can . so you in other words, you can get around blocks get around all these blocks onune get around all these blocks online is visible. panty line. teem— online is visible. panty line. yeah-visible.— online is visible. panty line.| yeah .visible.-know yeah is visible. i didn't know treet— yeah is visible. i didn't know the ome— yeah is visible. i didn't know the so— yeah is visible. i didn't know that one. so you're pure motor.— that one. so you're pure fryston. yeah,- that one. so you're pure fryston. yeah, exactly. i'm i'm a fryston. yeah, exactly. i'm i'm e—eet— fryston. yeah, exactly. i'm i'm e—eet-otmeri fryston. yeah, exactly. i'm i'm a-is,-but-other| fryston. yeah, exactly. i'm i'm a is, this but other fryston. yeah, exactly. i'm i'm a is, this is but other fryston. yeah, exactly. i'm i'm a is, this is art other fryston. yeah, exactly. i'm i'm a is, this is a christian er thing is, this is a christian stete— thing is, this is a christian stete. wett— thing is, this is a christian state. well, that's it's a mormon-in- state. well, that's it's a mormon in fact, i state. well, that's it's a- mormon-in fact, i mean, mormon state. in fact, i mean, ntem— mormon state. in fact, i mean, ntem wes— mormon state. in fact, i mean, utah was massive— mormon state. in fact, i mean, utah was massive for the mormons . and this has come from, i threw— . and this has come from, i think,-mormons- . and this has come from, i think, mormons are involved think, the mormons are involved in think, the mormons are involved m—memters- think, the mormons are involved mmemers—t otl in this. so it says members of tree— in this. so it says members of tree crewm— in this. so it says members of the church of— in this. so it says members of the church of the— in this. so it says members of the church of the latter day semts— the church of the latter day saints - recently - the church of the latter day saints recently and saints have recently and historically— saints have recently and- historically—blah, saints have recently and- historblah. _blah, saints have recently and historblah. utah blah, saints have recently and historblah. utah wasah, blah, blah. yeah utah was considered— blah, blah. yeah utah was. considered _capital. considered the online capital. so—em- so that seems to be an unfortunate— so that seems to be an unfortunate between so that seems to be an- unfortunate - between there unfortunate link between there islcorrelation_ unfortunate link between there is correlation between is a correlation between oppressive— is a correlation between oppressive of oppressive religious areas of tree—mgr- oppressive religious areas of- the-high consumption the world and hiin consumption of. the world and high consumption or. voe— the world and high consumption or. you sorte— the world and high consumption of. you could make that argument and of. you could make that argument melts— of. you could make that argument emelts tree— of. you could make that argument emelts tree m— of. you could make that argument andlis true in other— of. you could make that argument and is true in other places and it is true in other places mew-ve— and it is true in other places tmev-ve mew-ve— and it is true in other places they've they've brought they've they've they've brought in _requirement- they've they've they've brought in requirement you've they've they've they've brought in to requirement you've they've they've they've brought in to put requirement you've they've they've they've brought in to put inequirement you've they've they've they've brought in to put in yourtment you've they've they've they've brought in to put in your age,t you've they've they've they've brought in to put in your age, which ve got to put in your age, which oeoote— got to put in your age, which people tom-t— got to put in your age, which people don't-to- got to put in your age, which people don't to do, of people don't want to do, of course, _then - people don't want to do, of course, then you're course, because then you're getting— course, because then you're petting-vow— course, because then you're putting your details also putting in your details and also you putting in your details and also vow—eme- putting in your details and also vow—ere en- putting in your details and alsoi you—and all sorts you can be hacked and all sorts of you can be hacked and all sorts ot tngs— you can be hacked and all sorts or things out— you can be hacked and all sorts of things. but that— you can be hacked and all sorts of things. but that led to a sorte— of things. but that led to a spike-demand,- of things. but that led to a spike demand, not spike in demand, but not as greet— spike in demand, but not as greet-sorte- spike in demand, but not as greet-sotte-iesti great as the spike from just temmg— great as the spike from just banning-which. great as the spike from just banning which when banning pornhub, which when everything— banning pornhub, which when everything-crazy,- banning pornhub, which when everything crazy, okay, everything went crazy, okay, but toetsteme—

louisiana, like you said, bought in louisiana, like you said, bought m—tmev— louisiana, like you said, bought m—tmev metr- louisiana, like you said, bought in _they their rule. in a thing, but they their rule was-interesting- was really interesting because it's was really interesting because its-tt— was really interesting because its-rt e— was really interesting because its-rt e ste— was really interesting because it's-if a site had- was really interesting because it's if a site had at least it's like if a site had at least sees.— it's like if a site had at least 33.33, material— it's like if a site had at least 33.33, material ,_ it's like if a site had at least 33.33, material , well then then 33.33, material, well then then you-d— 33.33, material, well then then you-d need— 33.33, material, well then then you'd need this— 33.33, material, well then then you'd need this conduct sort of age— you'd need this conduct sort of age verification— you'd need this conduct sort of age verification thing. so what i was— age verification thing. so what i was thinking— age verification thing. so what i was thinking was maybe these sites— i was thinking was maybe these sites sn— i was thinking was maybe these sites can invest— i was thinking was maybe these sites can invest in— i was thinking was maybe these sites can invest in other content— sites can invest in other content at— sites can invest in other content at us- sites can invest in other content at us to bring the element— content at us to bring the element down— content at us to bring the element down and maybe they might— element down and maybe they might want— element down and maybe they might want so— element down and maybe they might want to sort of invest in a comedy— might want to sort of invest in assmsdy puss— might want to sort of invest in a comedy pilot idea that i have . 0h,— a comedy pilot idea that i have . 0h, rm— a comedy pilot idea that i have .oh, .-m just— a comedy pilot idea that i have . oh, i'm just saying that might help.— . oh, i'm just saying that might help. 0r— . oh, i'm just saying that might help. or do— . oh, i'm just saying that might help. or do like,— . oh, i'm just saying that might help. or do like, have you used this— help. or do like, have you used this as— help. or do like, have you used this as t— help. or do like, have you used this as a platform— help. or do like, have you used this as a platform to get work? i this as a platform to get work? iiust— this as a platform to get work? i iust i— this as a platform to get work? iiust i nest— this as a platform to get work? 9 you ijust i need something. you don't realise this i just i need something. you don't realise this sitcom- 9 you don't realise this sitcom is satiet— don't realise this sitcom is satist. ts— don't realise this sitcom is called. he was.— don't realise this sitcom is called. he was. already got called. he was. he's already got it in— called. he was. he's already got it in titers. — called. he was. he's already got it in there. he's— called. he was. he's already got it in there. he's got— called. he was. he's already got it in there. he's got it in titers.— it in there. he's got it in titers. vou— it in there. he's got it in there. you know what you're siting?— there. you know what you're tsingt you-vs— there. you know what you're doing? you've got your books. you-vs— you've got your podcast. give me my-_ you've got your podcast. give me tit—something- my. yeah, give me something i want— my. yeah, give me something i want-itst— my. yeah, give me something i want-itst ts— my. yeah, give me something i want-just to work- my. yeah, give me something i want just to work at gb news my. yeah, give me something i wan'be just to work at gb news my. yeah, give me something i wan'be dependent ork at gb news my. yeah, give me something i wan'be dependent on at gb news my. yeah, give me something i wan'be dependent on at forever. s and be dependent on us forever. can— and be dependent on us forever. canons-— and be dependent on us forever. canons- thingi- and be dependent on us forever. can-one thing? i- can i just say one thing? i tsigst— can i just say one thing? i tstgst tits— can i just say one thing? i forgot the most- can i just say one thing? i forgot the most interesting thing— forgot the most interesting thing attit— forgot the most interesting thing about this really to me is the thing about this really to me is tie-tstwssn— thing about this really to me is the-between-of- the divide between sort of iitstty— the divide between sort of liberty morality, liberty versus morality, sspssittiy— especially on the right. the iitstttiitn— especially on the right. the. libertarian—course libertarian side say, of course you—tiss- libertarian side say, of course you—tits morel you can't ban, but the more conservative— you can't ban, but the more conservative or— you can't ban, but the more conservative or slightly authoritative - conservative or slightly authoritative we conservative or slightly- authoritative _we should conservative or slightly- authiwhat ve _we should conservative or slightly- authiwhat ve iyou .we should conservative or slightly- authiwhat ve iyou .we nick?.d ban. what do you think, nick? do you-stout— ban. what do you think, nick? do you-should ban?- ban. what do you think, nick? do you-should ban? do- ban. what do you think, nick? do you should ban? do you you think we should ban? do you know— you think we should ban? do you know whats— you think we should ban? do you know what? i'm— you think we should ban? do you know what? i'm kind of i ttsistiiy— know what? i'm kind of i basically do. _ know what? i'm kind of i basically do. yeah. i mean, i

pretty— basically do. yeah. i mean, i pretty-ts,— basically do. yeah. i mean, i pretty do, because it's pretty much do, because it's iust—tting- just obviously the thing is, its— just obviously the thing is, its-even- just obviously the thing is, it's even though it's obviously even though titers-s— there's a civil liberties aspect,— there's a civil liberties. aspect—so aspect, it's obviously so destructive _ aspect, it's obviously so. destructive _ isn't destructive for society, isn't it? - destructive - destructive for society, isn't it? destructive you. destructive for society, isn't it? also astructive you. destructive for society, isn't it? also you'veve you. destructive for society, isn't it? also you've got you. destructive for society, isn't it? also you've got ymuch but also you've got so much stvst— but also you've got so much saved on— but also you've got so much saved on-hard- but also you've got so much saved on hard drive, right? saved on your hard drive, right? i-m — saved on your hard drive, right? i-m gott— saved on your hard drive, right? i'm good already.— saved on your hard drive, right? i'm good already. so you don't nest— i'm good already. so you don't nest-vou— i'm good already. so you don't nest-vsu-pty- i'm good already. so you don't need -you-pay for. i'm good already. so you don't need you pay for it. need any. you guys pay for it. okay.— need any. you guys pay for it. okays-90— need any. you guys pay for it. okay-gs sn— need any. you guys pay for it. okay-gs on to— need any. you guys pay for it. okay,-go on to saturday'sl okay, let's go on to saturday's telegraph. some high culture fat phobia doddie aid bluey episodes . you know, bluey. bluey is the oaottoa— . you know, bluey. bluey is the oaottoa tog. — you know, bluey. bluey is the cartoon dog. cartoon dog. australian— cartoon dog. cartoon dog. australian cartoon . yeah, it's australian cartoon. yeah, it's actuatio— australian cartoon. yeah, it's aotaaiit tott— australian cartoon. yeah, it's actually very good. i've forced to watch— actually very good. i've forced to tatoit it— actually very good. i've forced to watch it with— actually very good. i've forced to watch it with my children to—otitot— to watch it with my children re—edited to _ to watch it with my children re—edited to remove fat phobic ttoigitt— re—edited to remove fat phobic toigtt toss— re—edited to remove fat phobic weight loss scenes. so there's tits— weight loss scenes. so there's tits tat— weight loss scenes. so there's tits tat ia— weight loss scenes. so there's tits tat in it.— weight loss scenes. so there's the dad in it. an— weight loss scenes. so there's the dad in it. an and he's sort of the dad in it. an and he's sort ot stating— the dad in it. an and he's sort of standing in— the dad in it. an and he's sort of standing in front of on the way— of standing in front of on the tat ott— of standing in front of on the tat oit tot— of standing in front of on the tat oit too i— of standing in front of on the way oh god i put— of standing in front of on the way oh god i put on a bit of weight— way oh god i put on a bit of weight ant— way oh god i put on a bit of weight and standing and then way oh god i put on a bit of weighon nd standing and then way oh god i put on a bit of weighon the tanding and then way oh god i put on a bit of weighon the scale|g and then way oh god i put on a bit of weighon the scale and|d then way oh god i put on a bit of weighon the scale and the |en way oh god i put on a bit of weighon the scale and the dog's steps on the scale and the dog's atoat— steps on the scale and the dog's care about their— steps on the scale and the dog's care about their weight. �*ftt�*tzgc care about their weight. well, this— care about their weight. well, ttis-ttint— care about their weight. well, this-think it's- care about their weight. well, this think it's don't this one does think it's i don't think it's method or it's realistic. it's realistic. i see. it's anthropomorphised. believe anthropomorphised. i believe that's that that's the big word that you would obviously throw in there . would obviously throw in there. but they've cut the first sort of but they've cut the first sort ot minute— but they've cut the first sort of minute of— but they've cut the first sort of minute of this— but they've cut the first sort of minute of this thing out and that— of minute of this thing out and that-titan— of minute of this thing out and they-then show— of minute of this thing out and they then show the dogs they just then show the dogs exercising— exercising and the kids. now, iatotostiaait— exercising and the kids. now, interestingly—i. interestingly enough, as i mentioned— interestingly enough, as i mentioned earlier, i've just iitotaiit— mentioned earlier, i've justi literally—off mentioned earlier, i've just- literally_off my literally today i've come off my tats. — literally today i've come off my tats. _int- literally today i've come off my tats. —mo ott- literally today i've come off my

date. _me off for. date. my wife told me off for going— date. my wife told me off for going on— date. my wife told me off for going on about— date. my wife told me off for going on about the diet in front of going on about the diet in front ot-tits— going on about the diet in front of-kids because— going on about the diet in front of kids because she thinks a of the kids because she thinks a siniian— of the kids because she thinks a simian—sott- of the kids because she thinks a similar—sort of. similar thing, that it's sort of taping— similar thing, that it's sort of taping tnon— similar thing, that it's sort of warping them with their giving tnon — warping them with their giving tnon _tott— warping them with their giving them body image ideas or them false body image ideas or tnatoton— them false body image ideas or whatever and— them false body image ideas or whatever and making them self conscious. right.— whatever and making them self conscious. right. whereas i notio— conscious. right. whereas i toait-tnat- conscious. right. whereas i would-that-onl conscious. right. whereas ii would-that-on a conscious. right. whereas i- would-that-on a diet would argue that going on a diet and would argue that going on a diet antla— would argue that going on a diet antla goot— would argue that going on a diet antla goot tat— would argue that going on a diet and-a good way of— would argue that going on a diet and a good way of showing the and is a good way of showing the tits— and is a good way of showing the tits ttiiinoton— and is a good way of showing the kids willpower ,_ and is a good way of showing the kids willpower , but— and is a good way of showing the kids willpower , but also showing kids willpower, but also showing tnon — kids willpower, but also showing tnon tnat— kids willpower, but also showing tnon tnat tna— kids willpower, but also showing them that the dangers of like, toot— them that the dangers of like, toot guts— them that the dangers of like, toot guts, tnis— them that the dangers of like, look guys, this is— them that the dangers of like, look guys, this is what happens tnon— look guys, this is what happens tnon-ioats— look guys, this is what happens when loads rubbish, when you eat loads of rubbish, but when you eat loads of rubbish, tat toa— when you eat loads of rubbish, tat ton ton-t— when you eat loads of rubbish, but you don't want kids to think tnat— but you don't want kids to think tnatltnot— but you don't want kids to think tnatltnst ans— but you don't want kids to think thatlthey are a— but you don't want kids to think that they are a chubbier that if they are a bit chubbier tnat— that if they are a bit chubbier tnat tnst— that if they are a bit chubbier that they ashamed that they should be ashamed of tnat—to. i that they should be ashamed of. tnat—to. otat that or i do. yeah, you do. okay well, mean, that's old school. well, i mean, that's old school. and also kids do get bullied for being at school, let's being chubby at school, let's not did work not forget that. but it did work for not forget that. but it did work ton-iosing— not forget that. but it did work for-losing weight,- g but it did work for losing weight, although for me. losing weight, although its— for me. losing weight, although its-tast— for me. losing weight, although i-ts-tast-oniti for me. losing weight, although i've-back-only 20| i've put it back on, but only 20 tsans— i've put it back on, but only 20 tsans-ioot— i've put it back on, but only 20 years-look firstly,- i've put it back on, but only 20 years look firstly, bluey i've put it back on, but only 20 years creepy. )ok firstly, bluey i've put it back on, but only 20 years creepy. he'sirstly, bluey i've put it back on, but only 20 years creepy. he's aitly, bluey i've put it back on, but only 20 years creepy. he's a weird,jey looks creepy. he's a weird, assist— looks creepy. he's a weird, creepy looking _ looks creepy. he's a weird, creepy looking dog. secondly oatsnts— creepy looking dog. secondly pansnts tss— creepy looking dog. secondly parents were said be parents were said to be disappointed- parents were said to be disappointed as disappointed by what they saw as toxic— disappointed by what they saw as toxic nsssaging— disappointed by what they saw as toxic messaging parents toxic messaging and that parents tsigning— toxic messaging and that parents weighing—openly- weighing themselves openly nating— weighing themselves openly hating - bodies - weighing themselves openly hating bodies was hating on their bodies was nsaiit— hating on their bodies wasj nsaiit—isn-t hating on their bodies was- really_|sn't that really uncomfortable. isn't that a tit— really uncomfortable. isn't that a tit oatnstis— really uncomfortable. isn't that a bit pathetic, especially for tits—i- a bit pathetic, especially for like—i thought. like australians? i thought they tsns—tnintl were kind of tough, so i think it's were kind of tough, so i think it-s-oatnstis — were kind of tough, so i think it's pathetic. there is a it's a bit pathetic. there is a tins—is- it's a bit pathetic. there is a line—is lewis. line and the line is lewis sonastsn— line and the line is lewis schaefer calling you at 2 am. ant—tat— schaefer calling you at 2 am. ant—tat ant- schaefer calling you at 2 am. and—fat and ugly.| and calling you fat and ugly. inat-s— and calling you fat and ugly. inat-s-iins. — and calling you fat and ugly. that's-line. but- and calling you fat and ugly. that's line. but this that's the line. but this tontotass— that's the line. but this- tottniass—going

workplace bullying, i'm going this workplace bullying, i'm going tnis—inisl workplace bullying, i'm goingi tnis—inis is this to that. thank you. this is int— this to that. thank you. this is int tnis— this to that. thank you. this is int tnis is— this to that. thank you. this is but this is fairly— but this is fairly minor. i tnint— but this is fairly minor. i tnint-is— but this is fairly minor. i think-is fine. - but this is fairly minor. i. think-is fine. .also but this is fairly minor. i- think-is fine. .also the think this is fine. but also the otnsn— think this is fine. but also the otnsn — think this is fine. but also the other issue. one— think this is fine. but also the other issue. one last point, tnoagn.— other issue. one last point, tnoagn.-sat- other issue. one last point, though. say they other issue. one last point,- though.-say they say though. can i just say they say so-tantit,— though. can i just say they say so-bandit,-is- though. can i just say they say so bandit, is bluey's so the bandit, which is bluey's tat-s— so the bandit, which is bluey's tats-says— so the bandit, which is bluey's dad's,-says,-man,l dad's, i think says, oh, man, i tast— dad's, i think says, oh, man, i inst nsss— dad's, i think says, oh, man, i inst nsst to— dad's, i think says, oh, man, i just need to do— dad's, i think says, oh, man, i just need to do some exercise tnat-s— just need to do some exercise that's completely— just need to do some exercise that's completely false. he nssts— that's completely false. he needs-calorie- that's completely false. hei needs-calorie-and needs to calorie restrict and he nssts— needs to calorie restrict and he nssts-nis— needs to calorie restrict and he needs-his-becausel needs to sort his diet because he needs to sort his diet because ns-ioats— needs to sort his diet because ns-ioats ot- needs to sort his diet because he loads of exercise. he could do loads of exercise. it he could do loads of exercise. it-nsio. — he could do loads of exercise. it-nsio. lit-s- he could do loads of exercise. it help. it's actually it won't help. so it's actually misinformation— it won't help. so it's actually misinformt'attn— it won't help. so it's actually misinformt'at kids is wrong. yeah screaming at kids is wrong. yeah it's screaming at kids is wrong. yeah its saions— screaming at kids is wrong. yeah its saionis is— screaming at kids is wrong. yeah it's calorie is in— screaming at kids is wrong. yeah it's calorie is in calories out. oo— it's calorie is in calories out. too toa— it's calorie is in calories out. no you tnint— it's calorie is in calories out. do you think these cartoon dogs snoait— should start doing intermittent tasting— fasting or that kind? well, i'm saying— fasting or that kind? well, i'm saying ns— fasting or that kind? well, i'm saying ns sait— fasting or that kind? well, i'm saying he said exercise. it's tast— just misinformation. exercise ton-t— just misinformation. exercisel wont—not won't help him. so that's not asstai. — won't help him. so that's not asstai. _it— won't help him. so that's not useful. _it odd- won't help him. so that's not useful. _it odd to- won't help him. so that's not useful. it odd to have useful. i find it odd to have tnis—iastissl this sort of social justice nsssaging— messaging within cartoons. anyway.— messaging within cartoons. antttat-tas- messaging within cartoons. antttat.-tas an- messaging within cartoons. anyway,-was an article messaging within cartoons. i anyway,-was an article on anyway, there was an article on the pinknews and i'm the pinknews last year and i'm not complained that not kidding it complained that bluey a lack of disabled and bluey had a lack of disabled and queen bluey had a lack of disabled and queer, poor, gender diverse and dogs of colour and the main dog is blue. so i mean it's absolutely ridiculous. why are we trying to invest we even trying to invest cartoons with purple ? and the cartoons with purple? and the other question _ cartoons with purple? and the other question .why-you i other question is why are you nsating— other question is why are you nsating tint— other question is why are you reading pink-oh,- other question is why are you reading pink oh, i love reading pink news? oh, i love it. — reading pink news? oh, i love it. isa.— reading pink news? oh, i love it. isa-iso— it. it's so. it's so entertaining. it'sjust entertaining. it's just incredible. anyway our incredible. anyway okay, our final but do come final breather now. but do come back pizza. madonna life back for pizza. madonna life near mars and a safe space for

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welcome back to the final part of headliners. it's your first look at saturday's newspapers and the story you've all been waiting for from saturday's mail. let me hand you over to our resident condom correspondent, nick dixon. thank you, andrew. the big dog, finally, given that for a reason, finally given me my full title. so durex launches online titting— title. so durex launches online titting sanst— title. so durex launches online fitting survey for— g so durex launches online fitting survey for condoms after g so durex launches online fitemerged ay for condoms after g so durex launches online fitemerged thatr condoms after g so durex launches online fitemerged thatr contare s after it emerged that men are too embarrassed— it emerged that men are too embarrassed smaller sizes embarrassed to buy smaller sizes are embarrassed to buy smaller sizes ottioasit— embarrassed to buy smaller sizes ottioasit-an— embarrassed to buy smaller sizes are obviously an issue for are obviously not an issue for ns— are obviously not an issue for ns-i-n— are obviously not an issue for me-i'm celibate.- me because i'm celibate. but iittis— me because i'm celibate. but iittis-tnsns— me because i'm celibate. but little-there i— me because i'm celibate. but little there i threw in so little joke there i threw in so out— little joke there i threw in so tat tinnit— little joke there i threw in so but funnily enough, men are ssanst— but funnily enough, men are ssanst to— but funnily enough, men are scared to buy— but funnily enough, men are scared to buy the small ones, out— scared to buy the small ones, tat tnst-ns — scared to buy the small ones, but they're actually scared to buy— but they're actually scared to tat-tango— but they're actually scared to buy-larger sizes- but they're actually scared to buy larger sizes as well. buy the larger sizes as well. ttsintit— buy the larger sizes as well. weirdly, they're _ buy the larger sizes as well. weirdly, they're just embarrassed across the board. inst-ns— embarrassed across the board. instanotnsn— embarrassed across the board. thejanother thing that come and another thing that can come up and another thing that can come ao-tnst-ns— and another thing that can come ao-tnst-ns too— and another thing that can come up they're too tight up is that they're too tight tittn — up is that they're too tight tittn-i-ts- up is that they're too tight width i've heard. up is that they're too tight- width-i've heard. and width wise. so i've heard. and so ant— width wise. so i've heard. and so ant tnat— width wise. so i've heard. and so and what they_ width wise. so i've heard. and so and what they have is a snssiai— so and what they have is a special—like- so and what they have is al special—like new special wide thing like new naianss—

balance trainers. you can get a sossiai— balance trainers. you can get a sossiat tnat-s— balance trainers. you can get a special what's the _ balance trainers. you can get a special what's the solution that you special what's the solution that too san— special what's the solution that too tan-ot— special what's the solution that you cannot gst— special what's the solution that you can of get specific you can sort of get specific tssoots. — you can sort of get specific tssoots. toa— you can sort of get specific bespoke. you do- you can sort of get specific bespoke. you do it online and you— bespoke. you do it online and too pist— bespoke. you do it online and too gist non— bespoke. you do it online and you pick from various sizes oniins. — you pick from various sizes online. that's— you pick from various sizes online. that's basically what it is. online. that's basically what it is-it-s— online. that's basically what it is-it-s not— online. that's basically what it is. it's not reinventing is. i mean, it's not reinventing tns— is. i mean, it's not reinventing tns ttssi— is. i mean, it's not reinventing the wheel, but— is. i mean, it's not reinventing the wheel, but it's— is. i mean, it's not reinventing the wheel, but it's better. it's tsttsn— the wheel, but it's better. it's tsttsn tnan— the wheel, but it's better. it's better than nothing. but of course, ultimate course, the ultimate ideal is stit— course, the ultimate ideal is still-before- course, the ultimate ideal is still before marriage and still no sex before marriage and tnsn—ist- still no sex before marriage and tnsn—ist sot-s then just unprotected. let god's tiii. — then just unprotected. let god's tiii. inst-ts— then just unprotected. let god's will. they've-this- then just unprotected. let god's will. they've this condom will. they've got this condom nignt. — will. they've got this condom nignt. tnis— will. they've got this condom nignt. inis is— will. they've got this condom right. this is really to advertise— right. this is really to advertise their new range. it's tnsin— advertise their new range. it's their thinnest— advertise their new range. it's their thinnest one ever. this new condom range, called new condom range, it's called iianisa— new condom range, it's called married, married,— new condom range, it's called married, married, married . it's married, married, married. it's nsant— married, married, married. it's nsant to— married, married, married. it's meant to simply— married, married, married. it's meant to simply simulate what it's meant to simply simulate what its tits— meant to simply simulate what its tits to— meant to simply simulate what its tits to is— meant to simply simulate what it's like to be a— meant to simply simulate what it's like to be a long term relationship— it's like to be a long term relationship .— it's like to be a long term relationship . and but there's relationship. and but there's some interesting things here. tantsn— some interesting things here. tantsn ons— some interesting things here. number one is— some interesting things here. number one is turns out number one is that it turns out tnat— number one is that it turns out tnat-toan— number one is that it turns out that-four times— number one is that it turns out that-four times as- number one is that it turns out that four times as much as that men four times as much as . ant— that men four times as much as . ant i— that men four times as much as women . and i only— that men four times as much as women . and i only do it once. so women. and i only do it once. so in— women. and i only do it once. so in a— women. and i only do it once. so in a tit— women. and i only do it once. so in a tit tn— women. and i only do it once. so in a tit in a— women. and i only do it once. so i'm a bit i'm a bit— women. and i only do it once. so i'm a bit i'm a bit confused. i tssi— i'm a bit i'm a bit confused. i tssi tits— i'm a bit i'm a bit confused. i feel like i've— i'm a bit i'm a bit confused. i feel like i've been— i'm a bit i'm a bit confused. i feel like i've been doing it tong — feel like i've been doing it tong i— feel like i've been doing it wrong. i think- feel like i've been doing iti wrong. i think-going feel like i've been doing it- wrong. i think-going to wrong. i think we're going to move i'm concerned move on because i'm concerned whether going to be whether this is going to be concerned about the five emma pattison that actually they already different already sell different condom sizes around the world. they don't this, don't really talk about this, out— don't really talk about this, tat—tnat- don't really talk about this, tat—tnat y0u| don't really talk about this,- but_that you buy in but the condoms that you buy in attica— but the condoms that you buy in attica as— but the condoms that you buy in africa are larger— but the condoms that you buy in africa are larger than than in tongs.— africa are larger than than in europe- ant— africa are larger than than in europe. and larger also than asia— europe. and larger also than asia .— europe. and larger also than asia . ttnts— europe. and larger also than asia . tints tint— europe. and larger also than asia . why? why do you think i'm

asia. why? why do you think i'm not going— asia. why? why do you think i'm not going to— asia. why? why do you think i'm not going to go— asia. why? why do you think i'm not going to go there anyway? josh— not going to go there anyway? iosn tot.— not going to go there anyway? josh now, what's— not going to go there anyway? josh now, what's the- not going to go there anyway? josh now, what's the guardian got to say about the coolest neighbourhood in the world? they're saying that they need to stop — they're saying that they need to stop it— they're saying that they need to stop it tsing— they're saying that they need to stop it being cool— they're saying that they need to stop it being cool or something . ttsii— stop it being cool or something . that, i— stop it being cool or something . well, i understand that. ttonit-s— . well, i understand that. world's coolest- . well, i understand that. world's coolest neighbourhood . well, i understand that. world's cocby;t neighbourhood . well, i understand that. world's cocby;t neigh ghetto 3d . well, i understand that. world's cocby;t neigh ghetto law. threatened by danish ghetto law. it's-interesting— threatened by danish ghetto law. it's interesting that in it's quite interesting that in copsnnagsn— copenhagen the government has tssn— copenhagen the government has tssnnas—isnn - copenhagen the government has been racism because been accused of racism because tnst-ts— been accused of racism because tnst-ts astaaiit— been accused of racism because they've actually it's an anti gnstto— they've actually it's an anti gnstto iat— they've actually it's an anti gnstto iatt .— they've actually it's an anti ghetto law .-the- they've actually it's an anti ghetto law . the idea is 80% ghetto law. and the idea is 80% of ghetto law. and the idea is 80% ot-iat— ghetto law. and the idea is 80% of-law makers— ghetto law. and the idea is 80% of law makers bought it, of their law makers bought it, itoagnt— of their law makers bought it, tnoagttlin— of their law makers bought it, tnoagntlin. so— of their law makers bought it, brought in. so it's a very brought it in. so it's a very popaian— brought it in. so it's a very popatan tat.— brought it in. so it's a very popular law. but the idea is tnat— popular law. but the idea is tnat tnsn— popular law. but the idea is that when immigrant communities notslant— that when immigrant communities notslant-aii— that when immigrant communities move and all congregate move in and they all congregate togstnsn— move in and they all congregate togstnsn-is— move in and they all congregate together, is natural together, which is natural and tnat-s—ttat- that's always the way it's workst— that's always the way it's worked - all - that's always the way it's worked all different worked across all different otiss— worked across all different countries because they support sasn— countries because they support sasn-ant—natt countries because they support. each _and_but it each other. and when one. but it natss— each other. and when one. but it makes sense . but— each other. and when one. but it makes sense . but the idea each other. and when one. but it makes sense. but the idea is tnat— makes sense. but the idea is tnat tnst-ns— makes sense. but the idea is that they're not— makes sense. but the idea is that they're not necessarily assimilating._ that they're not necessarily assimilating. _tol assimilating. so this is to insat— assimilating. so this is to itsat ap— assimilating. so this is to break up these- assimilating. so this is to break up these communities. so you break up these communities. so too nats— break up these communities. so too nats kyiv— break up these communities. so too nats ttit in— break up these communities. so you have kyiv in some places. ant— you have kyiv in some places. ant tnis— you have kyiv in some places. ant tnis is— you have kyiv in some places. and this is again— you have kyiv in some places. and this is again around the wont.— and this is again around the wait toa— and this is again around the world. you would have people tast— world. you would have people inst spsating— world. you would have people just speaking their language. insis— just speaking their language. insns nignt— just speaking their language. there might british there might even be british stpats— there might even be british stpats in— there might even be british expats in saudi _ there might even be british expats in saudi arabia. broader itsa— expats in saudi arabia. broader itsa nsss— expats in saudi arabia. broader idea here together . nick isn't idea here together. nick isn't tnsnss — idea here together. nick isn't tnsnss ins— idea here together. nick isn't there? {w there? the multiculturalism isn't working ukraine parallel societies that's not good, societies and that's not good, right? know. we struggle right? i know. and we struggle to sat— right? i know. and we struggle to sat in— right? i know. and we struggle to sat in tnis— ” q7 i know. and we struggle to say in this country, but

astnaiit— to say in this country, but astnaiit in— to say in this country, but actually in denmark you think of as-isttiss— actually in denmark you think of as-lefties and— actually in denmark you think of as lefties and actually as kind of lefties and actually the as kind of lefties and actually. the—democrat. the leader is a social democrat. its— the leader is a social democrat. it-s inststitit— the leader is a social democrat. it's incredibly popular across the it's incredibly popular across tns-tning— it's incredibly popular across tns-tning-tnisl the board trying to stop this sott— the board trying to stop this. sot—aitnongn sort of ghettoisation, although .—tnat- sort of ghettoisation, although .—tnat ton- sort of ghettoisation, although .—tnat ton san-ti . so the rule is that you can't tns— . so the rule is that you can't tns sosiai— . so the rule is that you can't the social housing— . so the rule is that you can't the social housing stock in the area _no more than i the social housing stock in the area no more than 40% the social housing stock in the- area-no more than 40% of area must be no more than 40% of the area must be no more than 40% of tns—pnsttt- the total. it's still pretty nign— the total. it's still pretty nign-its— the total. it's still pretty high,-it?.somel the total. it's still pretty- high,-it?.some people high, isn't it? so some people are high, isn't it? so some people ans—onl are complaining, saying, oh, tnis— are complaining, saying, oh, tnis-ant- are complaining, saying, oh, this-and racist.- this is terrible and racist. its— this is terrible and racist. it-s—gnits- this is terrible and racist. it's—quite high. this is terrible and racist.- it's_quite high. but it's like 40% is quite high. but tsan— it's like 40% is quite high. but tsan, ttnat-s— it's like 40% is quite high. but yeah, what's what's interesting it's like 40% is quite high. but yeit's what's what's interesting it's like 40% is quite high. but yeit's what's the it's interesting it's like 40% is quite high. but yeit's what's the board eresting is it's across the board on, you know,— is it's across the board on, you know, popnian— is it's across the board on, you know, popular to— is it's across the board on, you know, popular to bring in these measures because— know, popular to bring in these measures because they just like you multiculturalism hasn't you say, multiculturalism hasn't nsaiit— really worked as we were told ant—tins- really worked as we were told. and—time sometimes and not all the time sometimes it-nsaiit— and not all the time sometimes it-really well. _ and not all the time sometimes it-really well. we- and not all the time sometimes it really well. we do have it works really well. we do have to—tns— it works really well. we do have to _the telegraph. it works really well. we do have. to_the telegraph now. to move on to the telegraph now. tnis— to move on to the telegraph now. this is— to move on to the telegraph now. this is a— to move on to the telegraph now. this is a stan— to move on to the telegraph now. this is a story about— to move on to the telegraph now. this is a story about qatar- this is a story about qatar inaya. what kind stupid inaya. what kind of stupid name is indeed, yes. is that? josh indeed, yes. should about your is that? josh indeed, yes. - should - about your other should we talk about your other iots— should we talk about your other iots s— should we talk about your other iots s to. — should we talk about your other iots s to. ssii— should we talk about your other jobs ? no. sell more stuff. okay. jobs? no. sell more stuff. okay. aiisns— jobs? no. sell more stuff. okay. aiisns sonit— jobs? no. sell more stuff. okay. aliens could be— jobs? no. sell more stuff. okay. aliens could be hiding on four moons—one of- aliens could be hiding on four moons one of them moons of uranus. one of them tsing— moons of uranus. one of them tsing iitania— moons of uranus. one of them being titania oberon , umbriel being titania oberon, umbriel ant— being titania oberon, umbriel ant aiisn— being titania oberon, umbriel and ariel. and— being titania oberon, umbriel and ariel. and the idea is that tnst-ns— and ariel. and the idea is that tnst-ns tooting— and ariel. and the idea is that they're looking at— and ariel. and the idea is that they're looking at some of the tootags— they're looking at some of the tootags-ttas— they're looking at some of the footage was actually shot footage that was actually shot sott— footage that was actually shot sort-ttss,— footage that was actually shot sort 1986, voyager two, and sort of 1986, voyager two, and tnst-ts — sort of 1986, voyager two, and they've realised _ sort of 1986, voyager two, and they've realised that these tnsss— they've realised that these tnsss tnst— they've realised that these tnsss tnst go— they've realised that these these they go down so deep, tnsss— these they go down so deep, tnsss tsiis— these they go down so deep, these wells in— these they go down so deep, these wells in these big craters tnat— these wells in these big craters tnat tnsss— these wells in these big craters that there could— these wells in these big craters that there could well be big oceans underneath the ice. so

tnat— oceans underneath the ice. so that tint— oceans underneath the ice. so that tint ot— oceans underneath the ice. so what kind of aliens— oceans underneath the ice. so what kind of aliens are- oceans underneath the ice. so what kind of aliens are we talking fish. kind of, yeah. like microorganisms and talking fish. kind of, yeah. - like microorganisms and whatnot. but like microorganisms and whatnot. on it— like microorganisms and whatnot. on it is— like microorganisms and whatnot. but it is interesting— like microorganisms and whatnot. but it is interesting that they it tnnns— but it is interesting that they it tnnns ont— but it is interesting that they it turns out they've got like sott— it turns out they've got like sott ot— it turns out they've got like some sort of internal heat source which— some sort of internal heat source which keeping this source which is keeping it this as a iignit— source which is keeping it this as a tignit as— source which is keeping it this as a liquid as opposed to going into— as a liquid as opposed to going into an— as a liquid as opposed to going into an is— as a liquid as opposed to going into an ice. and— as a liquid as opposed to going into an ice. and don't know into an ice. and they don't know tnsss— into an ice. and they don't know tnsss-toning— into an ice. and they don't know where-coming from - into an ice. and they don't know where coming from because where it's coming from because nonnaiit—tnon - where it's coming from because normally from will normally we gravity from will attsst— normally we gravity from will attsst tits — normally we gravity from will affect like these— normally we gravity from will affect like these different piansts— affect like these different planets and _ affect like these different planets and that will give them the planets and that will give them tns-sonnss— planets and that will give them the source anyway. the heat source anyway. it turns out the heat source anyway. it turns ont tnat— the heat source anyway. it turns ont tnat tnis— the heat source anyway. it turns out that this-don't- the heat source anyway. it turns out that this don't know out that this they don't know titt— out that this they don't know nick _thoughts- out that this they don't know nick thoughts on nick any quick thoughts on aiisnss— nick any quick thoughts on- aliens?_thought aliens? well, my quick thought is—tnsns- is that they're saying there sonit — is that they're saying there sonit _tns — is that they're saying there could _the water- is that they're saying there could the water there could be in the water there ainsatt— could be in the water there ainsatt in— could be in the water there already in ocean on on already in the ocean on on sattn. — already in the ocean on on earth. tucker— already in the ocean on on earth. tucker carlson revealed tnat—tns- earth. tucker carlson revealedi that—the water that there's ufos on the water onsst— that there's ufos on the water snsst- its— that there's ufos on the water onsst-it-s in— that there's ufos on the water check - it's in the - that there's ufos on the water check it's in the full send check out. it's in the full send potsast. — check out. it's in the full sendi podcast. _aliens podcast. we already have aliens in_ _ podcast. we already have aliens in— visit.- podcast. we already have aliensj in— visit. tts-ii in the ocean. okay. well, we'll quickly story. this quickly do this last story. this is and people is the express and people looking for safe space looking for a safe space from the oh , nick we the coronation. oh, nick we should have ended on the other one. yeah, this is just a pub pants— one. yeah, this is just a pub tants tag— yeah, this is just a pub bands, flag waving and all coronation— bands, flag waving and all coronation mentions create coronation mentions to create anti—its- anti royal safe space. it's an tnsn— anti royal safe space. it's an irish-basically,- anti royal safe space. it's an irish basically, andrew, irish guy, basically, andrew, tno-s— irish guy, basically, andrew, who's—involvedl who's not getting involved in the who's not getting involved in tns—tnong the coronation. what's wrong witn— the coronation. what's wrong titn—tnsasoni the coronation. what's wrong withiall. _treason,| the coronation. what's wrong with all. you treason, the coronation. what's wrong with all. you know treason, the coronation. what's wrong with all. you know ,'eason, the coronation. what's wrong with all. you know , surely that's all. you know, surely psopis— that's all. you know, surely people should— that's all. you know, surely people should be allowed, josh, if people should be allowed, josh, it-ton-t— people should be allowed, josh, it-ton-t tant— people should be allowed, josh, if - don't want to _ if they don't want to participate- if they don't want to participate in the coronation. its— participate in the coronation. it's-country. there's. it's a free country. there's a nattst— it's a free country. there's a market-there. _ it's a free country. there's a

market-there. yeah,- g ”it; its». there's a market there. yeah, sure. market out there. yeah, sure. i nsanlinst— market out there. yeah, sure. i mean,.just sounds- market out there. yeah, sure. i mean, just sounds he mean, it just sounds like he inst— mean, it just sounds like he just—bothered. mean, it just sounds like he just—bothered to mean, it just sounds like he. just—bothered to do just couldn't be bothered to do anttning.— just couldn't be bothered to do anttning. ns-s— just couldn't be bothered to do anything. he's like, you know tnats— anything. he's like, you know tnats tn— anything. he's like, you know tnats i-n-to- anything. he's like, you know what? i'm to actually what? i'm going to actually natss— what? i'm going to actually make?-turning- make? it's like turning a nsgatits—il make? it's like turning a- negative_| haven't negative into a habit. i haven't tongnt—ton- negative into a habit. i haven't bought—you knowi negative into a habit. i haven't bough i'm you know negative into a habit. i haven't bough i'm going you know negative into a habit. i haven't bough i'm going to you know negative into a habit. i haven't bough i'm going to you iitow negative into a habit. i haven't bough i'm going to you iit anti what? i'm going to make it anti tnnting— what? i'm going to make it anti tanning-tit— bunting. it is a bit curmudgeonly. o" bunting. it is a bit- curmudgeonly. oh, yeah, bunting. it is a bit— curmudgeonly. oh, yeah, yeah. i mean, there's a place near where i live where they've got mexican flags everywhere. it's flags everywhere. so it's, it's red, all the red, white and blue all down the street. is it street. and then mexican. is it a mexican restaurant?- ' “t: ’“ti“ iitix tit?“ is it a mexican restaurant? actually, it-iistisan— it is a mexican restaurant. otat. — it is a mexican restaurant. otat. -soitss- it is a mexican restaurant. | okay. _solves that okay. well, that solves that one. okay. well, show is one. okay. well, the show is nearly josh howie. nearly over. viva josh howie. right? let's have a look at saturday's pages we saturday's front pages before we close the daily mail are leading with of destiny. the with his day of destiny. the telegraph are running with i come not served but to come not to be served but to serve the guardian have a serve and the guardian have a crushing result for the tories. the mirror are going with. he will not only wear the crown, he will not only wear the crown, he will bear the weight of destiny and the hopes of a nation and the times has kings day of destiny . and finally the star destiny. and finally the star makes it a little bit cuter by bringing in an irish wolfhound. sausages. those were your front pages. that is all we've got. time to my guests. time for. thanks to my guests. josh howie and nick

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hello. good evening. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the gb newsroom. the conservatives continue to suffer heavy losses in the local elections in england with 207 out of 230 councils having declared their results . labour declared their results. labour has so far gained control of 20 councils, including east staffordshire and swindon, while the liberal democrats have gained ten. the tories have lost 42 councils, including stratford on avon, where former tory party chair nadeem zahawi is mp, while the prime minister , rishi sunak, the prime minister, rishi sunak, has admitted that the results are disappointing . the message i are disappointing. the message i am are disappointing. the message i an nsaning— are disappointing. the message i am hearing from _ are disappointing. the message i am hearing from people- t: “g the message i am hearing from people tonight is tnat— am hearing from people tonight is tnat tnst— am hearing from people tonight is that they want— am hearing from people tonight is that they want us to focus on tnsin— is that they want us to focus on their priorities— is that they want us to focus on

their priorities and— is that they want us to focus on their priorities and they want