next i nextl hello. | next- hello. welcome | next— hello. welcome back next— hello. welcome back . i'm hello. welcome back. i'm bethany.— hello. welcome back. i'm bethany. lc— hello. welcome back. i'm bethany, lc with some highlights from today's coronation news from today's coronation news from the newsroom. a moment of history for commonwealth and country is king charles. the third is crowned the nation's monarch. the spiritual and deeply personal event for the king was watched by millions from around the world. the archbishop of canterbury , justin archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, placed st edwards crown on charles's head, making him the 40th sovereign to be crowned at westminster abbey . god save at westminster abbey. god save the king god save— at westminster abbey. god save the king god save the- ' god save the king god save the king . the king god save the king. charms— the king god save the king. chartes was— the king god save the king. charles was anointed- the king god save the king. charles was anointed with holy oil behind a screen as the choir

sang the anthem. zadok , the sang the anthem. zadok, the priest in— sang the anthem. zadok, the priest in a— sang the anthem. zadok, the priest in a sacred— g zadok, the priest in a sacred moment, shielded— priest in a sacred moment, shielded from _ priest in a sacred moment, shielded from public view . the shielded from public view. the king— shielded from public view. the king ws— shielded from public view. the wing sisa— shielded from public view. the king was then dressed in the wssimsais— king was then dressed in the vestments of— king was then dressed in the vestments of the— king was then dressed in the vestments of the monarchy by isaisis— vestments of the monarchy by isaisis si— vestments of the monarchy by leaders of different faiths in a caisaaiisa. — leaders of different faiths in a coronation. first,— leaders of different faiths in a coronation. first, he received siss— coronation. first, he received was swmisiis— coronation. first, he received the symbolic glove ring golden orb the symbolic glove ring golden aria arri— the symbolic glove ring golden orb and sceptre_ the symbolic glove ring golden orb and sceptre ._ the symbolic glove ring golden orb and sceptre . queen camilla orb and sceptre. queen camilla became— orb and sceptre. queen camilla ieame me— orb and sceptre. queen camilla became the first— orb and sceptre. queen camilla became the first queen consort to became the first queen consort is ie — became the first queen consort re ire erermei— became the first queen consort to be crowned since the late eweem— to be crowned since the late queen elizabeth.— to be crowned since the late queen elizabeth. the queen merrier— queen elizabeth. the queen meiirer im— queen elizabeth. the queen mother in 1937. _ queen elizabeth. the queen mother in 1937. i william prince of wares— mother in 1937. i william prince of wales, pledged— mother in 1937. i william prince of wales, pledged my loyalty to you of wales, pledged my loyalty to were ami— of wales, pledged my loyalty to you and reim— of wales, pledged my loyalty to you and faith and— of wales, pledged my loyalty to you and faith and truth. cc you and faith and truth. i will bear— you and faith and truth. i will irear ama— you and faith and truth. i will irear ame wea— you and faith and truth. i will bear unto you as— you and faith and truth. i will bear unto you as your- you and faith and truth. i will bear unto you as your liege man of life and limb. so help me god . there was a personal moment between king and heir as the prince of wales , william pledged prince of wales, william pledged his loyalty to his father and gave him a kiss on the cheek. philanthrope pouring . us

philanthrope pouring. us fade-away— philanthrope pouring. us fade—away ball over us. cit»»: fade—away ball over us. god save werew— fade—away ball over us. god save iiaiiw .— fade—away ball over us. god save iiaiiw . ire— fade—away ball over us. god save motty . the armed forces staged motty. the armed forces staged the largest ceremonial military operation since the late queen's coronation in 1953. 40,000 servicemen and— »t»" t in 40,000 servicemen and women took part in a— servicemen and women took part in a parade— servicemen and women took part in a parade that— servicemen and women took part in a parade that stretched a mie— in a parade that stretched a miie rema— in a parade that stretched a mile long, including the household— mile long, including the household cavalry. the sovereign's_ household cavalry. the sovereign's bodyguard and royal watermen. the— sovereign's bodyguard and royal watermen. the military parade arse— watermen. the military parade also featured— watermen. the military parade also featured troops from maiiems— also featured troops from nations across— also featured troops from nations across the commonwealth and me— nations across the commonwealth and the british— nations across the commonwealth and the british overseas territories— and the british overseas territories ._ and the british overseas territories . as- and the british overseas territories . as in typical territories. as in typical irririsir— territories. as in typical british weather, there was heavy rainr _ british weather, there was heavy irri— british weather, there was heavy irwi mar— british weather, there was heavy rain, but that failed to dampen the enthusiasm _ rain, but that failed to dampen the enthusiasm of the crowds wire-i— the enthusiasm of the crowds who'd gathered,— the enthusiasm of the crowds who'd gathered, hoping to catch a giimase— who'd gathered, hoping to catch a giimpse er— who'd gathered, hoping to catch a glimpse of the— who'd gathered, hoping to catch a glimpse of the king and queen. all a glimpse of the king and queen. aii precession— a glimpse of the king and queen. all procession viewing areas airme— all procession viewing areas aieme irre— all procession viewing areas along the route— all procession viewing areas along the route were filled to eapaeiiw— along the route were filled to capacityr wim— along the route were filled to capacity, with more than 10,000 enjoying— capacity, with more than 10,000 enjoying irre— capacity, with more than 10,000 enjoying the pomp and ceremony, rams— enjoying the pomp and ceremony, rams eireerei—

enjoying the pomp and ceremony, fans cheered charles and camilla as mew— fans cheered charles and camilla as they travelled— fans cheered charles and camilla as they travelled down the mall iraek— as they travelled down the mall iraek re — as they travelled down the mall back to buckingham palace in the eeri— back to buckingham palace in the said same.— back to buckingham palace in the gold state. coach— back to buckingham palace in the gold state. coach the carriage is zeo— gold state. coach the carriage is over 260 years— gold state. coach the carriage is over 260 years old and has been— is over 260 years old and has ireem wsei— is over 260 years old and has ireem wsei ai— is over 260 years old and has been used at every coronation smee— been used at every coronation issi. — been used at every coronation since 1831. we— been used at every coronation since 1831. we spoke to some of mose— since 1831. we spoke to some of imese rams— since 1831. we spoke to some of those fans who— since 1831. we spoke to some of those fans who turned up amazing . just— those fans who turned up amazing . just absolutely— those fans who turned up amazing . just absolutely amazing.- those fans who turned up amazing . just absolutely amazing. yeah just congratulations to to the the king and queen camilla unbelievable. very wet , but unbelievable. very wet, but tiring. but what a spectacle . tiring. but what a spectacle. weireiw— tiring. but what a spectacle. weieaw eise— tiring. but what a spectacle. nobody else can— tiring. but what a spectacle. nobody else can do- c ” g but what a spectacle. nobody else can do it better imam— nobody else can do it better mam as— nobody else can do it better mam as em— nobody else can do it better mam as — nobody else can do it better than us can. they- nobody else can do it better than us can. "car imitt" c than us can. they weren't expecting to see them on the balcony. we don't think that we would that close because we would get that close because we were so, yeah , were quite far back. so, yeah, it's good day to it's just a good day to be british. we loved it was british. we loved it. it was wonderm— british. we loved it. it was wonderful. if— british. we loved it. it was wonderful. if it— c we loved it. it was wonderful. if it wasn't so wet, eeri— wonderful. if it wasn't so wet, eei sae— wonderful. if it wasn't so wet, eei irre— wonderful. if it wasn't so wet, god save the king, god save the king- — god save the king, god save the king- -sawe— god save the king, god save the king- mare-wing- god save the king, god save the king. -save-king but. god save the king, god save the. king. -save-king but not king. god save the king but not eweemew— king. god save the king but not everyone was there— king. god save the king but not everyone was there in— king. c»t»»: g but not everyone was there in support. irre— everyone was there in support. the metropolitan _ everyone was there in support. the metropolitan police have arresiei— the metropolitan police have arresiei 52— the metropolitan police have arrested 52 people that was arrear— arrested 52 people that was aireai ei— arrested 52 people that was ahead of the— arrested 52 people that was ahead of the coronation. the reader— ahead of the coronation. the ieaier ei— ahead of the coronation. the leader of anti—monarchy group iaerrwiriie— leader of anti—monarchy group iaerrwiriie ws— leader of anti—monarchy group republic was among them. they had republic was among them. they iraa premised— republic was among them. they had promised to— republic was among them. they had promised to stage the

biases— had promised to stage the biggest protest against british meemarir— biggest protest against british meemarir im— biggest protest against british monarch in modern history. aeiiwisis— monarch in modern history. activists were— monarch in modern history. activists were demanding an eieeiei— activists were demanding an elected head— activists were demanding an elected head of— activists were demanding an elected head of state, saying irre— elected head of state, saying me royal— elected head of state, saying the royal family— elected head of state, saying the royal family has no place in modem— the royal family has no place in modern democracy— the royal family has no place in modern democracy . a number of modern democracy. a number of resi— modern democracy. a number of just sierr— modern democracy. a number of just sierr oi— modern democracy. a number of just stop oil protesters were arse— just stop oil protesters were also arrested— just stop oil protesters were also arrested ._ just stop oil protesters were also arrested . well, to round also arrested. well, to round off also arrested. well, to round err irre— also arrested. well, to round err me day— also arrested. well, to round off the day of— also arrested. well, to round off the day of celebration, king ciraries— off the day of celebration, king ciraries ami— off the day of celebration, king charles and queen camilla appeared— charles and queen camilla appeared together on the balcony of buckingham— appeared together on the balcony of buckingham palace . they of buckingham palace. they waved to of buckingham palace. they waved is me— of buckingham palace. they waved to the thousands— of buckingham palace. they waved to the thousands who gathered to pay to the thousands who gathered to raw mei— to the thousands who gathered to pay their respects— to the thousands who gathered to pay their respects and watch irisierw— pay their respects and watch irisiem being— pay their respects and watch history being made . the royal history being made. the royal ramiiw— history being made. the royal family members— history being made. the royal family members on the balcony imeiwiei— family members on the balcony included prince— family members on the balcony included prince and princess of wares— included prince and princess of waies ami— included prince and princess of wales and their— included prince and princess of wales and their three children, irimeess— wales and their three children, princess anne— wales and their three children, princess anne and prince edward , imme— princess anne and prince edward , irimee warm— princess anne and prince edward , prince harry and— princess anne and prince edward , prince harry and andrew, the duke— , prince harry and andrew, the duke er— , prince harry and andrew, the duke of veri— , prince harry and andrew, the duke of york were— , prince harry and andrew, the duke of york were not there. wewwee— duke of york were not there. however and— duke of york were not there. however and due to the bad weaiirer— however and due to the bad weaiirer, a— however and due to the bad weather, a scaled back fly—past of royal— weather, a scaled back fly—past of royal air— weather, a scaled back fly—past of royal air force— weather, a scaled back fly—past of royal air force jets, imeiwiime— of royal air force jets, including the famous red arrows, flew— including the famous red arrows, riew ever— including the famous red arrows, riew me —

including the famous red arrows, flew over the crowds that filled the flew over the crowds that filled me mari— flew over the crowds that filled me maii ami — flew over the crowds that filled the mall and over— flew over the crowds that filled the mall and over the nation's king-— the mall and over the nation's new king. europe— the mall and over the nation's new king. europe to date on gb news.— new king. europe to date on gb wews. wow— new king. europe to date on gb news. now is— new king. europe to date on gb news. now it's time for headliners— news. now it's time for headliners ._ headliners. : headliners. hello and welcome to headliners. hello and welcome to headliners your first look at sunday's papers. i'm andrew doyle. and joining me for the mem— doyle. and joining me for the mm are— doyle. and joining me for the mem awe— i and joining me for the hour are two comedic heavyweights, leo kearse and mice— heavyweights, leo kearse and bruce devlin. _ heavyweights, leo kearse and bruce devlin. 311i: heavyweights, leo kearse and bruce devlin. tit heavyweights, leo kearse and bruce devlin. c bruce devlin. how are you both? did bruce devlin. how are you both? me wea— bruce devlin. how are you both? me you enjoy— bruce devlin. how are you both? me you emiew irre— bruce devlin. c did you enjoy the coronation? ree— did you enjoy the coronation? iee ream— did you enjoy the coronation? leo yeah, hide— did you enjoy the coronation? leo yeah, hide it— did you enjoy the coronation? leo yeah, hide it in the background. - leo yeah, hide it in the background. c »:c g: leo yeah, hide it in the- background. it's quite good fun, i think i enjoyed it more than charles did. well, he didn't reek— charles did. well, he didn't reek rise— charles did. well, he didn't look like he— charles did. well, he didn't look like he did— »: »: well, he didn't look like he did necessarily. erase— look like he did necessarily. irmee wrai— look like he did necessarily. bruce, what about you? i admire— bruce, what about you? i actually mingled- bruce, what about you? i actually mingled amongst the people. there threw people. there you are. threw mwseii— people. there you are. threw mwseii-ime— there you are. threw myself into community myself out into the community ami— myself out into the community ame-mime— myself out into the community and -thing-really- myself out into the community and thing really threw and the thing that really threw me-waikime- and the thing that really threw me, walking around and me, we were walking around and we didn't know where we were grime— we didn't know where we were grime-mimi— we didn't know where we were going-think and- we didn't know where we were going-think and i'd- we didn't know where we were going. we didn't know where we were. going-think and i'd say to going. so i think and i'd say to one of the volunteers, i said, is this the official procession route? they said, what? route? and they said, for what? i was okay. it doesn't i was like, okay. and it doesn't

matter. so wet. it matter. but it was so wet. it was it was it was very wet. i'm mi— was it was it was very wet. i'm mi going— was it was it was very wet. i'm mi going is— was it was it was very wet. i'm not going to hide.— was it was it was very wet. i'm not going to hide. i on yeezys and they're expensive. so i didn't want to get them covered. and they're not making them ammerew we.— and they're not making them anymore. \r»t» it and they're not making them anymore. \»t» it but anymore. no, they're not. but mar-s— anymore. no, they're not. but mar-s a— anymore. no, they're not. but that's a whole— anymore. no, they're not. but that's a whole other- anymore. \»t» it but that's a whole other thing. weir.— that's a whole other thing. well, priorities,— that's a whole other thing. . well, priorities, -anyway well, priorities, bruce. anyway we're a look we're going to have a look before at front before we start at the front covers front covers. covers sunday's front covers. we're going to start the we're going to start with the male. obviously, male. now, obviously, there's a theme these covers theme with all of these covers theme with all of these covers the is going look the male is going with the look that darling , it was that says, darling, it was a triumph. the that says, darling, it was a triumph . the telegraph has no, triumph. the telegraph has no, no triumph. the telegraph has no, me worris— triumph. the telegraph has no, no words ai— triumph. the telegraph has no, no words at all. _ ci c. the telegraph has no, no words at all. i no words at all. actually. souvenir edition, although that's not a headline . big that's not a headline. big picture of charles and camilla there. and the observer. the observer has a different story. in addition to a photograph of charles, they have labour winning back swathes of brexit voters. data reveals then the sim— voters. data reveals then the sum em— voters. data reveals then the sum or sunday— voters. data reveals then the sun on sunday just- data reveals then the sun on sunday just crowning grew— sun on sunday just crowning eierw . — sun on sunday just crowning eierw. sunday— sun on sunday just crowning glory . »: sun on sunday just crowning glory . sun on sunday just crowning glory. sunday express has happy and glorious and finally the daily star , keeping it real with daily star, keeping it real with king charles iii. and those were your front pages . okay, let's

your front pages. okay, let's kick off the observer, leo. now, obviously they'll be ramme— now, obviously they'll be running with— now, obviously they'll be running with the news of the ceremaiiem— running with the news of the ceremaiiem — running with the news of the coronation yeah,- running with the news of the coronation / running with the news of the coronation i/»trti“ c it coronation yeah, but there's a little bit more with the observer today. yeah, they've got a picture of charles. probably the worst picture of him really grumpy him where he looks really grumpy and they've also got and moody, but they've also got and moody, but they've also got a about labour winning a story about labour winning back voters in back swathes of brexit voters in the local elections. yes. you know , this is— the local elections. yes. you know , this is a— the local elections. yes. you know , this is a story- i i yes. you know , this is a story that's know, this is a story that's simi— know, this is a story that's kimi ei— know, this is a story that's kind of been— know, this is a story that's kind of been buried, buried in emer— kind of been buried, buried in raiser—irr- kind of been buried, buried in eiirer—irw iirel other papers by the by the coronation. _ other papers by the by the coronation. : coronation. but they've done analysis of key words, data that shows support for keir starmer's party was up by seven points compared 2021. iwas party was up by seven points compared 2021. i was going compared with 2021. i was going to say compared with 2021. i was going re saw mis— compared with 2021. i was going re saw riris ws— compared with 2021. i was going to say this was on— compared with 2021. i was going to say this was on the— »ttt�* titiitr: $702" i was going to say this was on the front ei— to say this was on the front cover of the— to say this was on the front cover of the guardian yesterday. so cover of the guardian yesterday. so wrai— cover of the guardian yesterday. so wiai ar— cover of the guardian yesterday. so what are they— cover of the guardian yesterday. so what are they adding- cover of the guardian yesterday. so what are they adding in- cover of the guardian yesterday. so what are they adding in this particular more so what are they adding in this partic analysis. i more so what are they adding in this partic analysis. i thinkiore so what are they adding in this partic analysis. i think they close analysis. i think they resi— close analysis. i think they iwsr rearw— close analysis. i think they just really like— i i think they just really like talking about it. just really like talking about ii. musi— just really like talking about ii. -iwsi mew-re- just really like talking about it. just they're just it. they just they're just miririme— it. they just they're just rubbing-lovei it. they just they're just- rubbing-love getting it. they just they're just- rubiboot-love getting it. they just they're just rubiboot into love getting it. they just they're just rubiboot into the love getting it. they just they're just rubiboot into the into ie getting it. they just they're just rubiboot into the into the atting the boot into the into the ieries. — the boot into the into the tories. and— the boot into the into the tories. and i— the boot into the into the tories. ' »: the boot into the into the tories. . t the boot into the into the- tories. and i mean, the tories have seats. have lost a thousand seats. there been, there has been, you know, a pretty much as bad as it could possibly and you know, possibly be. and it's, you know, to a certain extent it's not fair rishi, who's a pretty fair on rishi, who's a pretty competent after, fair on rishi, who's a pretty com know, after, fair on rishi, who's a pretty com know, the after, fair on rishi, who's a pretty com know, the sort after, fair on rishi, who's a pretty com know, the sort of after, fair on rishi, who's a pretty

com know, the sort of mayhem', fair on rishi, who's a pretty com know, the sort of mayhem of you know, the sort of mayhem of bofis you know, the sort of mayhem of boris truss. bruce boris and then truss. bruce yeah, because boris and then truss. bruce yeah,-because there's. yeah, no, because there's someone and someone being interviewed and mew— someone being interviewed and imew-imese— someone being interviewed and mew-mese are- someone being interviewed and they-these are all- someone being interviewed and they these are all to they said, but these are all to do they said, but these are all to ie wim— they said, but these are all to do with policies— they said, but these are all to do with policies that, you know, wee-we — do with policies that, you know, waive—weer- you've made decisions, your eewemmem— government, you know, this is easier— under your government. but wee-re— under your government. but you're mean, here's if you're right. i mean, here's if mar-s— you're right. i mean, here's if that's-caretaker- you're right. i mean, here's if that's caretaker monarch, you're right. i mean, here's if that'the caretaker monarch, you're right. i mean, here's if that'the caretakerer monarch, you're right. i mean, here's if that'the caretaker prime arch, he's the caretaker prime iiimisier— he's the caretaker prime minister. because he's the caretaker prime minister.-because not minister. yes because he's not resaemsiirie— minister. yes because he's not responsible _the. responsible for tanking the economy— responsible for tanking the economy-the— responsible for tanking the economy the way that. well economy in the way that. well i mew-we— economy in the way that. well i mean, they've had— economy in the way that. well i mean, they've had so many it's been— mean, they've had so many it's been-revolving- mean, they've had so many it's been revolving door been a real revolving door pariiamemi— been a real revolving door parliament,-for. been a real revolving door- parliament, -for three. parliament, isn't it, for three. vea— parliament, isn't it, for three. vow rese— parliament, isn't it, for three. you lose count,— parliament, isn't it, for three. you lose count, don't- parliament, isn't it, for three. you lose count, don't you? well, exactly. yeah well, the thing about this is though, i mean this article in particular is talking about how they've won back the brexit voters. right. and that 70% back the brexit voters. right. and -that 70% of- back the brexit voters. right. i and -that 70% of labour and we know that 70% of labour constituencies— and we know that 70% of labour constituencies leave. and constituencies voted leave. and mem— constituencies voted leave. and mem-mai— constituencies voted leave. and then-had-party. constituencies voted leave. and. then-had-party that then you had a labour party that ramme— then you had a labour party that mmimela— then you had a labour party that was running a manifesto to was running on a manifesto to ignore— was running on a manifesto to ignore-were— was running on a manifesto to ignore-were ami- was running on a manifesto to ignore vote and have what ignore that vote and have what mew— ignore that vote and have what mew eaiiei— ignore that vote and have what mew eaiiei a— ignore that vote and have what they called a people's referendum.- they called a people's referendum. crucially, referendum. and crucially, keir simmer— referendum. and crucially, keir simmer-irre— referendum. and crucially, keir starmer the architect of starmer was the architect of mar. — starmer was the architect of mar. se — starmer was the architect of mar. se i— starmer was the architect of that. so if.is_ starmer was the architect of that. so iflis the- starmer was the architect of that. so if is the case that that. so if it is the case that mew-we— that. so if it is the case that imewiwe-ei— that. so if it is the case that they've-of rebuilt- that. so if it is the case that they've of rebuilt the red they've sort of rebuilt the red waii— they've sort of rebuilt the red waii ami— they've sort of rebuilt the red wall and sort— they've sort of rebuilt the red wall and sort of,— they've sort of rebuilt the red wall and sort of, you know, wrea— wall and sort of, you know, rarer-irre— wall and sort of, you know, lured -the brexit- wall and sort of, you know, lured the brexit voting lured back the brexit voting iairewr— lured back the brexit voting labour constituents , that is labour constituents, that is quire— labour constituents, that is quire am— labour constituents, that is quite an achievement. i mean, wirieirewer— quite an achievement. i mean, wirieirewer way— quite an achievement. i mean, whichever way you vote, you've got whichever way you vote, you've eei re — whichever way you vote, you've eei re admir— whichever way you vote, you've got to admit that— whichever way you vote, you've got to admit that that's quite an got to admit that that's quite am—i- got to admit that that's quite| am—i mini an achievement. but i think there's be there's always going to be because swung so because the pendulum swung so far traditional far and these traditional i mean, decades these areas

mean, for decades these areas voted labour . they were, they voted labour. they were, they were thought why were thought that's why labour just them. you just ignored them. and, you know, grooming gangs know, things like grooming gangs happened, didn't intervene, didn't about, you happened, didn't intervene, didn't to about, you happened, didn't intervene, didn't to actually about, you happened, didn't intervene, didn't to actually lookrut, you happened, didn't intervene, didn't to actually look after)u happened, didn't intervene, didn't to actually look after the know, to actually look after the voters. and they became disillusioned. and then boris and and other people could and ukip and other people could could swoop and be like, could swoop in and be like, well, to well, we'll listen to your concerns we'll do something concerns and we'll do something about wasn't wasn't about it. it wasn't it wasn't then. they then. then unfortunately, they didn't anything. didn't really do anything. they had up plan . but, had this levelling up plan. but, you know, i'm not sure how much it's been the it's actually been done. the levelling plan. no. and they levelling up plan. no. and they were levelling up plan. no. and they going— levelling up plan. no. and they going re— levelling up plan. no. and they were going to sort— were going to sort of industrialise and of built industrialise and sort of built up - infrastructure - industrialise and sort of built up infrastructure the up the infrastructure of the merrie— north. it didn't really happen, did north. it didn't really happen, iii—irri— north. it didn't really happen, iii—tar i- north. it didn't really happen, did-but i think- north. it didn't really happen,. did-but i think brexit did it? yeah, but i think brexit is really, really key here actually, know, you actually, because, you know, you say traditionally they've actually, because, you know, you say these 'aditionally they've actually, because, you know, you say these core onally they've actually, because, you know, you say these core votersthey've actually, because, you know, you say these core voters within» had these core voters within these heartlands but these industrial heartlands, but traditionally these industrial heartlands, but traditio been and always been anti—eu and traditionally labour has always been . it's only very been anti—eu. it's only very relatively recently they started deciding that have a love deciding that to have a love affair so, affair with the eu. so, you know, is relevant, i think. know, that is relevant, i think. well, yeah, the left, i mean eeriaimiw— well, yeah, the left, i mean certainly-old— well, yeah, the left, i mean certainly old labour party, certainly the old labour party, the traditional— certainly the old labour party, the traditional labour party aeaimsr— the traditional labour party were against it.— the traditional labour party were against it. eu and against mass immigration— were against it. eu and against mass immigration because it immers—

mass immigration because it impaeis em— mass immigration because it impacts on em— mass immigration because it impacts on on the workers wage to impacts on on the workers wage re represem— impacts on on the workers wage re represem .— impacts on on the workers wage to represent . and— impacts on on the workers wage to represent . and so you get to represent. and so you get mem— to represent. and so you get much more competition for jobs ami— much more competition for jobs and arse— much more competition for jobs and aise mere— much more competition for jobs and also more competition for services— and also more competition for services ami— and also more competition for services and housing and things . erase— services and housing and things . erase irr— services and housing and things . trace is you— services and housing and things . bruce do you think- services and housing and things . bruce do you think keir starmer will make a great prime minister? he's not the most charismatic,— minister? he's not the most charismatic, is— minister? he's not the most charismatic, is he? - ii " tciti?’ he's not the most charismatic, is he? »t charismatic, is he? he's not particularly charismatic. but it's funny because i »t.c.crtiicr »tfiti c but it's funny because i always mimi— it's funny because i always mink-reek- it's funny because i always think-look at- it's funny because i always think look at the council think if you look at the council eieeiiems— elections ahead of a big eieeiiem— elections ahead of a big election,-bit- elections ahead of a big election, bit like when election, it's a bit like when you— election, it's a bit like when wee-eerie- election, it's a bit like when you-baftas and. election, it's a bit like when. you-baftas and then you watch the baftas and then you watch the baftas and then wewlime — you watch the baftas and then wewlime irre— you watch the baftas and then you into the oscars, if you you go into the oscars, if you wrai— you go into the oscars, if you wirai i— you go into the oscars, if you see what i mean. - you go into the oscars, if you see what i mean. i/»t~tr c see what i mean. yes, i think it just shows think there is an just shows i think there is an appetite change. i'm not appetite for change. i'm not sure kind of appetite for change. i'm not sure-kind of prime- appetite for change. i'm not- sure-kind of prime minister sure what kind of prime minister he sure what kind of prime minister ire—because- sure what kind of prime minister he_because-not| he would make because i'm not timi— he would make because i'm not rime—reader- he would make because i'm not kind—leader of- he would make because i'm not kind—leader of the| kind of sure what leader of the party— kind of sure what leader of the pair ire— kind of sure what leader of the pair ire maesk — kind of sure what leader of the party he makes. kit» kind of sure what leader of the party he makes. k»t» »t»“ kind of sure what leader of the party he makes. kit» party he makes. no. but on the other hand, these results are sort that sort of suggesting that it's a shoo isn't it? yeah, shoo in. now isn't it? yeah, it's inevitable— shoo in. now isn't it? yeah, it's inevitable at— shoo in. now isn't it? yeah, it's inevitable at this- t kitrim c c?’ yeah, it's inevitable at this point. okav- — it's inevitable at this point. okay. were— it's inevitable at this point. okay. we're-to- it's inevitable at this point. okay. we're-to on to okay. we're going to move on to the express now. and the sunday express now. and apparently, something apparently, bruce, something happened today quite important. it's has you've got it's all it has here. you've got wais— it's all it has here. you've got loads stuff to say. i'm left loads of stuff to say. i'm left with the fashion— : i'm left with the fashion aspect. it just saws—eieriews- with the fashion aspect. it just says—glorious and. with the fashion aspect. it just says glorious and he says happy and glorious and he reeks— says happy and glorious and he reeks amwiirime— says happy and glorious and he looks anything but. �*ifrii»tcc looks anything but. well, no, he resis— looks anything but. well, no, he looks quite happy on that. do you i mean, the you think? well, i mean, the observer—lookedl observer picture, he looked airseiwieiw— observer picture, he looked absolutely—but. observer picture, he looked- absolutely_but there observer picture, he looked- ab:looksly_but there observer picture, he looked abrlooks actually but there observer picture, he looked abrlooks actually but / he looks actually happy. yeah. iris— he looks actually happy. yeah. iirislrire— he looks actually happy. yeah.

this-the-you're- he looks actually happy. yeah. thislthe-you're going- he looks actually happy. i/»trtit this the you're going to this is the best you're going to get this is the best you're going to eei im— this is the best you're going to eei im rerms— this is the best you're going to get in terms of— this is the best you're going to get in terms of a— this is the best you're going to get in terms of a smile from trem— get in terms of a smile from from charles,— get in terms of a smile from from charles, think. well, from charles, i think. well, i mean,-difficult,- from charles, i think. well, i mean, difficult, it? mean, it's difficult, isn't it? because, - know, - mean, it's difficult, isn't it? because,-know, to because, you know, you have to take it seriously. if you smile, it take it seriously. if you smile, i migrai— take it seriously. if you smile, ii miem reek— take it seriously. if you smile, it might look like _ c if you smile, it might look like you're being sareasiie— sarcastic about the whole affair. — sarcastic about the whole affair. because- sarcastic about the whole affair. because let's it, affair. because let's face it, he affair. because let's face it,- ire—rite affair. because let's face it,- ireliees—iike affair. because let's face it,- heldoes he?_like affair. because let's face it,- heldoes he? -like affair. because let's face it,- heldoes he? and-likefind that, does he? and he must find it slightly amusing. you think he's-slouching- it slightly amusing. you thinkj he's-slouching about it slightly amusing. you thinkj htmax-slouching about c g q you think htmax tracksuitlouching about c g q you think htmax tracksuit leisure; about c g q you think htmax tracksuit leisure suit. t a max tracksuit leisure suit. steri— a max tracksuit leisure suit. shell suit? i— a max tracksuit leisure suit. shell suit? i think- a max tracksuit leisure suit. shell suit? i think it- a max tracksuit leisure suit. c?’ i think it will be shell suit? i think it will be ramme— shell suit? i think it will be rating was. — shell suit? i think it will be rating was. i— shell suit? i think it will be taking max. i think- c?’ i think it will be taking max. i think it'll be wieeie— taking max. i think it'll be nicole farhi._ taking max. i think it'll be nicole farhi. and it will be iimem— nicole farhi. and it will be rmem-se— nicole farhi. and it will be linen-so then. - nicole farhi. and it will be linen so then. but then linen and so then. but then mere-s— linen and so then. but then iirereis—ei- linen and so then. but then. there's—of people there's a whole load of people because— there's a whole load of people because-mai— there's a whole load of people because had many because you've had so many people— because you've had so many people—my- because you've had so many. peepie—mw-ami people going, not my king and all people going, not my king and air-timi— people going, not my king and all-kindlstuff.- people going, not my king and all-kindlstuff. if- people going, not my king and all kind stuff. if they all this kind of stuff. if they warr— all this kind of stuff. if they wamlire— all this kind of stuff. if they wamlire a— all this kind of stuff. if they want-be a -and l want to be a modern and progressive— want to be a modern and progressive you progressive monarchy. do you mimi— progressive monarchy. do you mink-mis— progressive monarchy. do you think this should been think that this should have been siimmei— think that this should have been simmer-ami— think that this should have been slimmed-and less- slimmed down and less ostentatious,- slimmed down and less ostentatious, never ostentatious, or was that never going— ostentatious, or was that never grime-eateri- ostentatious, or was that never grime-eeriem - ostentatious, or was that never going-option? but. ostentatious, or was that never going option? going to be an option? but i mini— going to be an option? but i mini a— going to be an option? but i mini a iri— going to be an option? but i think a lot of— going to be an option? but i think a lot of people want the ostentation, don't mean, ostentation, don't they? i mean, i certainly people i think certainly the people watching around the globe, they love like we forget love the pomp like we forget about it's really an about that. but it's really an appeal. so don't understand appeal. so i don't understand wrai— appeal. so i don't understand wear—seem- appeal. so i don't understand| what—spent on. what the money was spent on. i meamswr-eiw- what the money was spent on. i mean, surely they're not mean, because surely they're not paying— mean, because surely they're not paying re— mean, because surely they're not paying re rem— mean, because surely they're not paying to rent westminster abbey.— paying to rent westminster aimee-rme- paying to rent westminster- abbey.-the-owns abbey. surely we the state owns mai— abbey. surely we the state owns mar—rime- abbey. surely we the state owns mar—ame aiil abbey. surely we the state owns that people and all abbey. surely we the state owns that people i'm and all abbey. surely we the state owns that people i'm sure lnd all abbey. surely we the state owns that people i'm sure i'm all abbey. surely we the state owns that people i'm sure i'm sure these people i'm sure i'm sure mew— these people i'm sure i'm sure mew eave— these people i'm sure i'm sure mew gave their— these people i'm sure i'm sure they gave their time for free. areiririsirem— they gave their time for free. archbishop, he's— they gave their time for free. archbishop, he's going to archbishop, he's not going to seme— archbishop, he's not going to semi—rer- archbishop, he's not going to send for anointing. send an invoice for anointing. weir.— send an invoice for anointing. weii.|eemii— send an invoice for anointing. well,idon't-their- well, i don't know their eersemai— well, i don't know their personal arrangements. so i mean

wrai— personal arrangements. so i mean wear—seme- what was the. there's some, trees— what was the. there's some, there's—there'sl there's some police, there's- some,-some barriers. some, you know, some barriers. i mimi— some, you know, some barriers. i mink-wiri— some, you know, some barriers. i iirimk-wiii ire— some, you know, some barriers. i think-will be the- some, you know, some barriers. i think will be the major think security will be the major cesi— think security will be the major eesi .— think security will be the major eesi . swreiw. — think security will be the major cost , surely. how— think security will be the major cost , surely. c..rt think security will be the major cost , surely. c.rt.“ r: r: think security will be the major cost, surely. c.rt.“ r: r: c cost, surely. how much did it come at. i don't know the come in at. i don't know the figure it was like it was was it 250 million or 150 million? it was loads. it was loads $950 ccrzr~ �*isrtir ccm it was loads. it was loads anyway. wet,— was loads. it was loads anyway. wet-ur— was loads. it was loads anyway. well,-tell-what,- well, i'll tell you what, srawime— well, i'll tell you what, staying-this- well, i'll tell you what, staying this theme , let's staying on this theme, let's move on to the— staying on this theme, let's move on to the eye now. ' “r: move on to the eye now. and this is arrear— move on to the eye now. and this is about the right to protest. and this does relate to, of course, to what- and this does relate to, of course, to what we've just iaikime— course, to what we've just talking about,— course, to what we've just talking about, the talking about, that the ereiesiers— talking about, that the. protesters -there, protesters that were there, a mmirer— protesters that were there, a member-eer- protesters that were there, a . number-got arrested number of people got arrested ame—teem- number of people got arrested and—begun their| and before they'd begun their ereiesi— and before they'd begun their ereiesi .— and before they'd begun their ereiesi . se— and before they'd begun their protest . so there's a lot protest. so there's been a lot of protest. so there's been a lot ei-aireei— protest. so there's been a lot of-about this. - protest. so there's been a lot. of-about this. -you protest. so there's been a lot. of.any)out this. -you protest. so there's been a lot. of.any thoughts-you protest. so there's been a lot of any thoughts about you protest. so there's been a lot of any thoughts about this? have any thoughts about this? year.— have any thoughts about this? team i— have any thoughts about this? team i-se— have any thoughts about this? yeah, i-so this- have any thoughts about this? yeah, i-so this this- have any thoughts about this? yeah, i-so this this saysl yeah, i mean, so this this says the to protest in uk is the right to protest in uk is under threat after coronation arrests. human arrests. according to human rights they rushed rights groups. so they rushed through anti laws and through anti protest laws and also sent out letters to people in advance . you know people in advance. you know people suspected republicans people at that and also set up facial recognition cameras so they took this incredibly seriously much more seriously than just stop oil or somebody like that that actually impacts regular working people, which , you know, usually

people, which, you know, usually the police assist them . so but the police assist them. so but this this is worrying. i mean, the human rights groups are saying this it's like moscow saying this is it's like moscow , i mean, it's not , not london. i mean, it's not quite they weren't dragged quite they weren't like dragged away beaten a away and beaten to death in a cell so, you cell somewhere. so, you know, they will they come out. they will they will come out. but is it is slightly but it is it is slightly worrying. there are two things mai— worrying. there are two things mar—resting- that concern me rushing through ieeisiaiiem— that concern me rushing throughj legislation—anyway legislation is never good anyway eese— legislation is never good anyway irese wee— legislation is never good anyway because you don't— legislation is never good anyway because you don't have time to sereiimise— scrutinise it. and particularly werw— scrutinise it. and particularly- werw—riem worry when it comes to the right to worry when it comes to the right re—i— worry when it comes to the right re—i mimi- worry when it comes to the right re—i iirimk is- worry when it comes to the right to_| think is the. to protest, which i think is the hammer— to protest, which i think is the iraiimark ei— to protest, which i think is the hallmark of a— to protest, which i think is the hallmark of a healthy democracy. mew-we— hallmark of a healthy democracy. mew-we eme— hallmark of a healthy democracy. they've done this— hallmark of a healthy democracy. they've done this before,- they've done this before, you know, with the their police crime bill, which crime and sentencing bill, which they pushed through. and is they pushed through. and that is also—draconian. - also particularly draconian. eer— also particularly draconian. eee—er- also particularly draconian. eee—er beingi but bruce, the idea of being arrested you've done arrested before you've even done something you're not surely something when you're not surely even passionately people even however passionately people might be about the monarchy, people have to protest people have the right to protest against surely if against the monarchy. surely if they are. no, i completely agree wim— they are. no, i completely agree wiiir wee— they are. no, i completely agree wiiir wee ame— they are. no, i completely agree with you and-thing- they are. no, i completely agree with you and-thing is- it no, i completely agree with you and thing is as with you and the thing is as wet,— with you and the thing is as weir-eerie— with you and the thing is as well,-don't know- with you and the thing is as well, don't know what the well, you don't know what the ereiesi— well, you don't know what the ereiesi ws— well, you don't know what the protest was going— well, you don't know what the protest was going because protest was going to be because eiwieesiw—re- obviously they never got to do it, obviously they never got to do it lwee — obviously they never got to do it,.you see what— obviously they never got to do it, you see what mean. it, if you see what i mean. so, yes.— it, if you see what i mean. so, was. a— it, if you see what i mean. so, was. a rei— it, if you see what i mean. so, yes, a lot-them,— it, if you see what i mean. so, yes, a lot.them,lthink,- yes, a lot of them, i think, would to walk around would just want to walk around with the placards and all that kind thing. it's a dangerous kind of thing. it's a dangerous precedent— kind of thing. it's a dangerous precedent,-because. “r: “3 it's a dangerous precedeiapply because “r: “3 it's a dangerous precedeiapply to because “r: “3 it's a dangerous precedeiapply to anyone'se “r: “3 it's a dangerous precedeiapply to anyone's view this can apply to anyone's view aireer— this can apply to anyone's view about anything. _ this can apply to anyone's view about anything. '“r: this can apply to anyone's view about anything. ' “r: : about anything. and it would,

amid the footage, more interesting as well if there'd been, a few scuffles been, you know, a few scuffles breaking know, people breaking out, you know, people running, maybe somebody streaking, would running, maybe somebody streaimade would running, maybe somebody streaimade just would running, maybe somebody streaimade just moreruld have made it just a bit more entertaining for people who aren't anymore. nobody aren't anymore. yeah, nobody streaks thing streaks two times on the thing with people with climate change. people would doing doing it more would be doing doing it more this morning. weatherman remember fred remember yeah with that man fred raiser.— remember yeah with that man fred raiser-lemmi— remember yeah with that man fred talbot..didn't-that- remember yeah with that man fred talbot. .didn't-that when l talbot. i didn't know that when jemmy brookside but you jemmy from brookside but you know. so were just thinking know. so you were just thinking of-entertainment_ so you were just thinking of entertainment value here. so you were just thinking ofbit entertainment value here. so you were just thinking ofbit of ntertainment value here. so you were just thinking ofbit of protest?nent value here. so you were just thinking ofbit of protest? yeah lalue here. so you were just thinking ofbit of protest? yeah i'me here. a bit of protest? yeah i'm immine— a bit of protest? yeah i'm thinking-the- a bit of protest? yeah i'm thinking the sort of civil thinking of the sort of civil iiireriies— thinking of the sort of civil liberties—i'ml liberties aspect where i'm iakime. — liberties aspect where i'm taking. imean,- liberties aspect where i'm - taking. imean,-there's taking. i mean, i guess there's that taking it a whole that as well. taking it a whole lot more seriously than i want the be applied fairly. so the law to be applied fairly. so i the police to crack i don't want the police to crack down on anti—monarchy protesters and to help, you know, and then just to help, you know, escort stop oil escort, just stop oil protesters. it's like treat it all, all protesters the all, treat all protesters the same. yeah, exactly. okay, well, let's on same. yeah, exactly. okay, well, ieiis-em — same. yeah, exactly. okay, well, let's on now. we've got let's move on now. we've got rime— let's move on now. we've got time for one more story. on to the telegraph. prince andrew's reception coronation went reception at the coronation went about well as you'd expect . about as well as you'd expect. leo yeah. so prince andrew was meet— leo yeah. so prince andrew was ireeee ew— leo yeah. so prince andrew was ireeee irw paris— leo yeah. so prince andrew was booed by parts of— leo yeah. so prince andrew was booed by parts of the coronation crew-e— booed by parts of the coronation erewe ee— booed by parts of the coronation erewe re ws— booed by parts of the coronation crowd. he was booed as he was driven— crowd. he was booed as he was driven eewm— crowd. he was booed as he was driven down the— crowd. he was booed as he was driven down the mall in a state car driven down the mall in a state aireae— driven down the mall in a state aireae ei— driven down the mall in a state car ahead of the— driven down the mall in a state car ahead of the coronation service—

car ahead of the coronation serwiee .— car ahead of the coronation serwiee . rme— car ahead of the coronation service . and wearing car ahead of the coronation- service . and -wearing he service. and he was wearing he eressee— service. and he was wearing he eressee im— service. and he was wearing he was dressed in ceremonial robes. service. and he was wearing he wa he'sssed in ceremonial robes. service. and he was wearing he wa he's been n ceremonial robes. service. and he was wearing he wa he's been sortremonial robes. service. and he was wearing he wa he's been sort ofnonial robes. service. and he was wearing he wa he's been sort of he'sil robes. service. and he was wearing he wa he's been sort of he's beenzs. so he's been sort of he's been remeee— so he's been sort of he's been removed from _ so he's been sort of he's been removed from royal duties, but ire-s— removed from royal duties, but mes-eer— removed from royal duties, but ireis-eei irre— removed from royal duties, but he's got the clothes. he he's still got the clothes. he got— he's still got the clothes. he eee-keep— he's still got the clothes. he got keep uniform. how got to keep the uniform. how aireei—ii- got to keep the uniform. how about—it looked. got to keep the uniform. how. about—it looked very about something? it looked very warm. so,imean,_ about something? it looked very warm. so, mean, just warm. so, i mean, it's just as weir—i- warm. so, i mean, it's just asi weir—i eeess well he can't sweat. i guess. irid— well he can't sweat. i guess. did-get— well he can't sweat. i guess. did-get booed? i- well he can't sweat. i guess. did-get booed? i don'ti did harry get booed? i don't know. i saw in the- “j r: grtc 3“ i don't know. i saw in the actual ceremony they'd hidden harry ireirime— ceremony they'd hidden harry ireirime mai— ceremony they'd hidden harry behind that feathered hat that one behind that feathered hat that ei— behind that feathered hat that ei irre— behind that feathered hat that one of the other— behind that feathered hat that one of the other royals was wearing. — one of the other royals was wearing. that— one of the other royals was wearing. that very wearing. that was very siraieeie— wearing. that was very strategic. was strategic. i thought that was a greas— strategic. i thought that was a ereai idea.— strategic. i thought that was a great idea, actually. so he was mere.— great idea, actually. so he was mere. eer— great idea, actually. so he was there, but not— great idea, actually. so he was there, but not really there. so it there, but not really there. so is reeked— there, but not really there. so it looked .the _ there, but not really there. so it looked-the feather- there, but not really there. so it looked the feather had it looked like the feather had a ginger fringe. or was that one of-children?- ginger fringe. or was that one of-children?ldon'ti g “git “git or was that one of becauseildren? don't g “git; “git or was that one of because they're don't g “git” “git or was that one of because they're prone know, because they're prone to wearing—re- know, because they're prone to wearing—to public. wearing dodgy hats to public iemeiiems— wearing dodgy hats to public iemeriemsli— wearing dodgy hats to public functions..i-see. wearing dodgy hats to public functions. i see who functions. oh i didn't see who was—mar.- functions. oh i didn't see who was—mar. - functions. oh i didn't see who was—mar. ii- functions. oh i didn't see who- was_hat. it-just was wearing the hat. it was just a tar. ii— was wearing the hat. it was just a tar. ii ws— was wearing the hat. it was just a hat. it was just— was wearing the hat. it was just a hat. it was just a— was wearing the hat. c it was just a maybe it a hat. it was just a maybe it i— a hat. it was just a maybe it i irairw. — a hat. it was just a maybe it was i baby. but— a hat. it was just a maybe it was i baby. but so- it was just a maybe it was i baby. but so that's a shame obviously prince shame for obviously for prince andrew getting there. andrew getting booed there. yeah. yeah. and not not everybody's happy everybody's been happy about about some of about the whole thing some of the the tweets dr. the some of the tweets dr. charlotte proudman tweeted a picture is this picture saying oh, this is this is chauvinist supremacy or is male chauvinist supremacy or whatever. well, the coronation irre— whatever. well, the coronation the coronation,— whatever. well, the coronation the coronation, it's— well, the coronation the coronation, it's like, yeah, mawire— the coronation, it's like, yeah, mawire we— the coronation, it's like, yeah, maybe we should— the coronation, it's like, yeah, maybe we should change the law to maybe we should change the law ie—kimes— maybe we should change the law re—kimes .- maybe we should change the law re—kimes . i- maybe we should change the law to_kings. i mean,i to allow female kings. i mean, it's to allow female kings. i mean, iris-iris— to allow female kings. i mean, iris-iris ireem— to allow female kings. i mean, it's-it's been what,- to allow female kings. i mean, it's it's been what, like it's been it's been what, like a few— it's been it's been what, like a few-since— it's been it's been what, like a

few-simee we- it's been it's been what, like a few-since we had- it's been it's been what, like a few since we had one for few months since we had one for 50 few months since we had one for so we — few months since we had one for so weas sie— few months since we had one for 50 years. she must— few months since we had one for 50 years. : 50 years. she must have missed that. she must have 50 years. : she must have missed the that. she must have missed the eeee — that. she must have missed the eeee ite— that. she must have missed the queen. the queen— that. she must have missed the queen. the queen being- she must have missed the queen. t“ “r; queen. the queen being on the throne decades. maybe throne for decades. maybe that was. throne for decades. maybe thati was._feminist. was. maybe that was a feminist. ream — was. maybe that was a feminist. ream .wasaii— was. maybe that was a feminist. yeah .wasn't paying- yeah she wasn't paying much attention well , attention anyway. okay, well, that's it for part one. but in part we'll that's it for part one. but in part-we'll find- that's it for part one. but in part-we'll find out- that's it for part one. but in part-we'll find out just| part two, we'll find out just mew— part two, we'll find out just irew reme— part two, we'll find out just how long-pesky- part two, we'll find out just how long pesky covid can be how long that pesky covid can be and how long that pesky covid can be are mew— how long that pesky covid can be are irew mesm— how long that pesky covid can be and how much troublesome very maeeirrw— and how much troublesome very maeemw seeis— and how much troublesome very naughty scots are— and how much troublesome very naughty scots are in. not these to naughty scots are in. not these re irre— naughty scots are in. not these re me swia — naughty scots are in. not these to the snp. see— naughty scots are in. not these to the snp. t“

time. your listening to gb news radio . time. your listening to gb news radio. welcome time. your listening to gb news radio . welcome back to radio. welcome back to headliners,— iti»: welcome back to headliners, your first look at semeawis— headliners, your first look at sunday's newspapers . i'm your sunday's newspapers. i'm your mesa— sunday's newspapers. i'm your iresi amerew— sunday's newspapers. i'm your host andrew doyle joining me remiem. — host andrew doyle joining me remiem. were— host andrew doyle joining me tonight. none other- host andrew doyle joining me tonight. k c“ti“ host andrew doyle joining me tonight. k :»c.“ tonight. none other than the pun man himself, leo kearse and juicy bruce devlin . that's is juicy bruce devlin. that's is the name juicy bruce devlin. that's is me ire— juicy bruce devlin. that's is the name he uses- juicy bruce devlin. that's is the name he uses at- cg t iitc t“ that's is the name he uses at the weekend . aawwaw— the name he uses at the weekend . rmwwaw. rew— the name he uses at the weekend . rmwwaw. iris— the name he uses at the weekend . anyway, now it's the- the name he uses at the weekend . anyway, now it's the sunday telegraph. next, the story of a rewar— telegraph. next, the story of a rewai wire— telegraph. next, the story of a rewai wire mae— telegraph. next, the story of a royal who had a— telegraph. next, the story of a royal who had a great- 3 next, the story of a royal who had a great time on an isiame— royal who had a great time on an island shockingly— royal who had a great time on an island shockingly not owned by irrsieim— island shockingly not owned by irrsieim . — island shockingly not owned by epstein . what's— island shockingly not owned by epstein . what's the- island shockingly not owned by epstein . �*ifrii“tic tcit»i«r c“»tit?’ epstein. what's the story there? bruce so this is— epstein. what's the story there? bruce so this is a— epstein. what's the story there? bruce so this is a place- epstein. c bruce so this is a place called, i bruce so this is a place called, i mink.— bruce so this is a place called, i think, vanuatu. _ bruce so this is a place called, i think, vanuatu. and ithink, vanuatu. vanuatu. and mew— ithink, vanuatu. vanuatu. and

mewwee— ithink, vanuatu. vanuatu. and they were obsessed— i think, vanuatu. and they were obsessed with prince mim— they were obsessed with prince imiiie se— they were obsessed with prince philip so much— they were obsessed with prince philip so much so— they were obsessed with prince philip so much so that when he eee.— philip so much so that when he died. mew— philip so much so that when he died, they were— philip so much so that when he died, they were very, very saeeemee— died, they were very, very saddened and— died, they were very, very saddened and they marked the occasion with— saddened and they marked the occasion with a— saddened and they marked the occasion with a ritual of waiiime— occasion with a ritual of wailing and— occasion with a ritual of wailing and crying and drinking a miieiw— wailing and crying and drinking a mildly narcotic— wailing and crying and drinking a mildly narcotic drink kava seem— a mildly narcotic drink kava seeir wim— a mildly narcotic drink kava seeir wit a— a mildly narcotic drink kava spelt with a k,— a mildly narcotic drink kava spelt with a k, no, not kava iike— spelt with a k, no, not kava iiie mei— spelt with a k, no, not kava like not like _ spelt with a k, no, not kava like not like kava , not like like not like kava, not like a seamst— like not like kava, not like a spanish kava— like not like kava, not like a spanish kava obe. this is semeiirime— spanish kava obe. this is something you'll get out of pine isiame— something you'll get out of pine isiame er— something you'll get out of pine island or something. yeah, that time— island or something. yeah, that time ei— island or something. yeah, that time ei mime— island or something. yeah, that time ei mime. — island or something. yeah, that kind of thing. but— island or something. yeah, that kind of thing . island or something. yeah, that kind of thing. gitrc kind of thing. but they got a little snide version, didn't they? think of a god or something?— c“rt«r?’ think of a god or something? deity of they? think of a god or- something?-deity of some something? or a deity of some time — something? or a deity of some time -iiae— something? or a deity of some kind? -kind of- something? or a deity of some- kind? -kind of supernatural? kind? some kind of supernatural? i always thought that— i always thought that everyone iireeem— i always thought that everyone iireeem-a— i always thought that everyone thought-a lizard.- i always thought that everyone thought a lizard. so it thought he was a lizard. so it was-interesting- thought he was a lizard. so it was interesting hear was really interesting to hear mai— that they thought, no, eemeimeiw— that they thought, no, genuinely, never met the genuinely, i'd never met the man, obviously.— genuinely, i'd never met the man, obviously. but i think we -ires— man, obviously. but i think we -ires mei- man, obviously. but i think we -ires mei a- man, obviously. but i think we can he's not a lizard . can conclude he's not a lizard. weir.— can conclude he's not a lizard. net, ire-s— can conclude he's not a lizard. well, he's anything . no, well, he's not anything. no, ire-s— well, he's not anything. no, ire-s resi— well, he's not anything. no, ire-s iesi a— well, he's not anything. no, he's just a footnote in history. eer— he's just a footnote in history. eee wais— he's just a footnote in history. eee waii a— he's just a footnote in history. but wait a minute.— he's just a footnote in history. but wait a minute. so- he's just a footnote in history. but wait a minute. so this- he's just a footnote in history. but wait a minute. so this is an island where they effectively worshipped prince philip. yeah. so been so they they have been particularly celebratory when it comes king charles. well, comes to king charles. well, that enough. yeah. that seems fair enough. yeah. yeah it's yeah it's great. it's interesting. and, you some interesting. and, you know, some pacific stuff. the pacific islands and stuff. the cargo cults. yes. so during the second world war, american troops, the islands

troops, they needed the islands for airstrips and things like that could go and bomb, that so they could go and bomb, you know, japan or whatever. yes. they in and they yes. so they came in and they gave the local tribesmen gave all the local tribesmen like spam tribesmen like cans of spam and tribesmen were amazing were like, this stuff's amazing . then the war finished . and then when the war finished , they left. but the tribesmen wanted these people, these sky gods, to come back with a big machine. so they made like simulacrums airstrips and simulacrums of airstrips and control towers and yes, i've read about this. yeah, yeah, yeah. and the aeroplanes and stuff to try summon them stuff to try and summon them back more spam. and was back to get more spam. and was this similar back to get more spam. and was thislsimilar thing— back to get more spam. and was thislsimilar thing with- grtc and was this similar thing with with this a similar thing with with imme— this a similar thing with with mime-mai— this a similar thing with with prince-that they,- this a similar thing with with prince that they, they prince philip that they, they eessiiriw— prince philip that they, they possibly .turned - prince philip that they, they possibly turned up all possibly he turned up with all iirese— possibly he turned up with all these _thought these materials. they thought he was—ei— these materials. they thought he was—er spam. i these materials. they thought hej was—er seam. is was a king instead of spam. he gave— was a king instead of spam. he gave mem— was a king instead of spam. he gave them racial— was a king instead of spam. he gave them racial epithets and what god love him. what he did, god love him. okay, there go. that's okay, well, there we go. that's werw—se — okay, well, there we go. that's werw—se eie- okay, well, there we go. that'si very—so we're going okay, well, there we go. that's ve move so we're going okay, well, there we go. that's ve move on so we're going okay, well, there we go. that's ve move on to so we're going okay, well, there we go. that's ve move on to the) we're going okay, well, there we go. that's ve move on to the sundayjoing okay, well, there we go. that's ve move on to the sunday times to move on to the sunday times ame— to move on to the sunday times now and some benefits to covid emee— now and some benefits to covid tree is— now and some benefits to covid tree is mar— now and some benefits to covid bruce, is that right? �*ifrirtcc bruce, is that right? well, i mmi— bruce, is that right? well, i mini mai— bruce, is that right? well, i think that is a pun, isn't it? so what they're saying is there's now an army of long term sick post covid and the pandemic, and it's pushing up the ian duncan the benefit bill and ian duncan smith, who was the architect of universal credit and blamed

ministers for failing to restore strict rules on claimants after they were relaxed during the pandemic. so an extra 224,000 werkime— pandemic. so an extra 224,000 working age— pandemic. so an extra 224,000 working age people— : rt. so an extra 224,000 working age people are expected to working age people are expected re eiaim — working age people are expected to claim disability— working age people are expected to claim disability benefits easie— to claim disability benefits eaeir veere— to claim disability benefits each year, pushing the total to em — each year, pushing the total to mi. se— each year, pushing the total to mi. se .— each year, pushing the total to mi. se . ew— each year, pushing the total to 3.7. so . by 2728,— each year, pushing the total to 3.7. so . by 2728, the- each year, pushing the total to 3.7. “3 each year, pushing the total to 3.7. 5g $7328 20:70 3.7. so. by 2728, the year 2027, 28, the cost for benefits will go from 100.6 billion to 125.7 billion. another major cost of come— billion. another major cost of come as— billion. another major cost of come as ir— billion. another major cost of covid as it happens.- cc titr“ another major cost of covid as it happens. cc rt“ another major cost of covid as it happens. i/rtrti“ covid as it happens. leo yeah, ami— covid as it happens. leo yeah, and i— covid as it happens. leo yeah, and i mean, it's totally reversible . all we need to do is reversible. all we need to do is cut taxes , so there's more at cut taxes, so there's more at the moment . taxes are cut taxes, so there's more at the moment. taxes are going up, going up. so much benefits are going up. so much benefits are going up. so the gap between the two, you might as well get yourself signed off, especially since you don't even need to go to get to the doctor now to get yourself they it yourself signed off. they do it over and they don't care. over zoom and they don't care. they're it you are they're phoning it in. you are a big fan of trussonomics, aren't they're phoning it in. you are a big frl'mf trussonomics, aren't they're phoning it in. you are a big frl'm atrussonomics, aren't they're phoning it in. you are a big frl'm a massive nics, aren't they're phoning it in. you are a big frl'm a massive fan, aren't they're phoning it in. you are a big frl'm a massive fan ofren't they're phoning it in. you are a big frl'm a massive fan of taxt you? i'm a massive fan of tax cuts.i you? i'm a massive fan of tax cuts. i think it's the greatest thing you can do for people is give money to spend thing you can do for people is givwhat money to spend thing you can do for people is givwhat they money to spend thing you can do for people is givwhat they mcinstead;pend thing you can do for people is givwhat they mcinstead of nd on what they want instead of telling them, know what you want

to with your money is spend to do with your money is spend on stupid to nowhere on this stupid bridge to nowhere or is. yeah. okay or whatever it is. yeah. okay so sorry. people are zooming with their doctor. yeah. so the wis— with their doctor. yeah. so the was is— with their doctor. yeah. so the wes is irwime— with their doctor. yeah. so the wes is irwime re— with their doctor. yeah. so the nhs is trying to move- i :t yeah. so the nhs is trying to move away from race— nhs is trying to move away from face re— nhs is trying to move away from face re race— nhs is trying to move away from face to face appointments. it's. iris— face to face appointments. it's. iris acreaiiw— face to face appointments. it's. it's actually true. _ face to face appointments. it's. it's actually true. .very- it's actually true. it's very true. all receptionists do. true. all the receptionists do. i true. all the receptionists do. i eee-i— true. all the receptionists do. i eemii mew— true. all the receptionists do. i don't know what— all the receptionists do. i don't know what you'd eeeriemee— i don't know what you'd experience of- i don't know what you'd experience of doctors, receptionists. them experience of doctors,- receptionists.-them quite receptionists. i find them quite wieiees— receptionists. i find them quite vicious-authority- receptionists. i find them quite vicious. authority korean. vicious. an authority korean. rime— vicious. an authority korean. amelimimk— vicious. an authority korean. and|think it's— vicious. an authority korean. and think it's because a lot and i think it's because a lot of and i think it's because a lot ei-are— and i think it's because a lot ei-are em— and i think it's because a lot of-are on diets- and i think it's because a lot of are on diets and of them are on diets and sewiwime— of them are on diets and surviving ryvita of them are on diets and. surviving-ryvita and surviving only on ryvita and i mimi— surviving only on ryvita and i iirimk-wirw— surviving only on ryvita and i think why they're so think that's why they're so erairirw. — think that's why they're so - crabby. _drawer. crabby. always in that drawer. yeah, yeah, i yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i irameee— yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i once handed in.— yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i once handed in. i— yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i once handed in. i don't know if i once handed in. i don't know if i sireeie— once handed in. i don't know if i sireeie saw— once handed in. i don't know if i should say this,— once handed in. i don't know if i should say this, actually, but it i should say this, actually, but i ws— i should say this, actually, but i a— i should say this, actually, but it was a stool— i should say this, actually, but it was a stool sample and it meariw— it was a stool sample and it meariw wem— it was a stool sample and it nearly went over— it was a stool sample and it nearly went over some muffins ame—a— nearly went over some muffins ame—a iaeeir- and we did have a laugh about mar.— and we did have a laugh about mat—reek.- and we did have a laugh about that._look, the. that. and said, oh look, the eireeeiare— that. and said, oh look, the chocolate i ha. _ that. and said, oh look, the chocolate ha. did chocolate ha ha. that did mapper.— chocolate ha ha. that did iranrem—al chocolate ha ha. that did- iranrem—a ieweiw happen. but yeah, it's a lovely ameeeere— happen. but yeah, it's a lovely anecdote-bruce- anecdote from bruce there. weire— anecdote from bruce there. were going — anecdote from bruce there. we're going. move - anecdote from bruce there. we're going. move on - anecdote from bruce there. i we're going-move on now to we're going to move on now to sunday times. this we're going to move on now to sunday times . this is one for sunday times. this is one for leo, i think so. britain's fbi mare— leo, i think so. britain's fbi irawe eeem— leo, i think so. britain's fbi have been called— leo, i think so. britain's fbi have been called in- “

eemariems. — of fraud. over £600,000 of donations. this- of fraud. over £600,000 of donations. this is- of fraud. over £600,000 of donations. t“ r: g; “g donations. this is them digging up the garden of nicola sturgeon. yeah. yeah. so there's aiirere— sturgeon. yeah. yeah. so there's arirere .— sturgeon. yeah. yeah. so there's a there . apparently— 3 yeah. yeah. so there's a there . apparently allegations a there. apparently allegations mai— a there. apparently allegations mar irre— a there. apparently allegations that the money— a there. apparently allegations that the money was spent instead of that the money was spent instead er seemeime— that the money was spent instead er seemeime em— that the money was spent instead of spending on an— that the money was spent instead of spending on an independence reerememie— of spending on an independence referendum. that— of spending on an independence referendum. that didn't happen. mere— referendum. that didn't happen. there-indyref2- referendum. that didn't happen. there indyref2 the snp there wasn't an indyref2 the snp seem— there wasn't an indyref2 the snp seem em— there wasn't an indyref2 the snp seem em emer— there wasn't an indyref2 the snp spent on other things such as wheelbarrows_ spent on other things such as wheelbarrows ,_ spent on other things such as wheelbarrows , i— spent on other things such as wheelbarrows , i think razors and wheelbarrows, i think razors and a merememe— wheelbarrows, i think razors and a meiememe .— wheelbarrows, i think razors and a meiememe . i— wheelbarrows, i think razors and a motorhome . i don't know what a motorhome. i don't know what mew-re— a motorhome. i don't know what mew-re eeime— a motorhome. i don't know what mew-re eeime re— a motorhome. i don't know what they're going to do.— a motorhome. i don't know what they're going to do. things are meessarw wee — they're going to do. things are necessary, you know, for a eeiiiieai— necessary, you know, for a political party.— necessary, you know, for a political party. so now the reuse— political party. so now the police scotland - political party. so now the police scotland have brought in political party. so now the polibigscotland have brought in political party. so now the polibig guns,id have brought in political party. so now the polibig guns, the ave brought in political party. so now the polibig guns, the nationaljht in political party. so now the polibig guns, the national crime the big guns, the national crime agencvr— the big guns, the national crime agencyr re— the big guns, the national crime agencyr re-eei. — the big guns, the national crime agency, to -out. so- the big guns, the national crime agency, to out. so this agency, to help out. so this mis— agency, to help out. so this iiris mew-re— agency, to help out. so this this they're saying there's no seeeesriem— this they're saying there's no suggestion that— this they're saying there's no suggestion that police scotland has made— suggestion that police scotland has made mistakes handling suggestion that police scotland has case.t mistakes handling suggestion that police scotland has case. butstakes handling suggestion that police scotland has case. but the as handling suggestion that police scotland has case. but the nationaldling suggestion that police scotland has case. but the national crime the case. but the national crime aeemew— the case. but the national crime agency are— the case. but the national crime agency are experts— the case. but the national crime agency are experts in this. and arse— agency are experts in this. and aise mere-ii— agency are experts in this. and also there'll be— agency are experts in this. and also there'll be less subject to any— also there'll be less subject to any interference— also there'll be less subject to any interference or any any eeiiesiem— any interference or any any collusion from _ any interference or any any collusion from from the snp. c collusion from from the snp. it eessa-r— collusion from from the snp. it eessa-r reek— collusion from from the snp. it doesn't look good— collusion from from the snp. c doesn't look good because, i mean, a lot of people are speculating that nicola sturgeon stepped down because she knew that there were these investigations coming up and all of this kind of thing. bruce it doesn't good, does for doesn't look good, does it, for the doesn't look good. the party? it doesn't look good. and realise a and i didn't realise it was a woman's razor— and i didn't realise it was a woman's razor and just the one mai— woman's razor and just the one mar—rise- woman's razor and just the one that—the money. woman's razor and just the onei that—the money on that they'd spent the money on wirieir— that they'd spent the money on whim—marl which you kind of think that eeeiemii— which you kind of think that couldn't-really- which you kind of think that couldn't really cost that couldn't have really cost that meet. —

couldn't have really cost that meet. -mew.- couldn't have really cost that. much. _know, depends much. but, you know, depends how hairy is. yeah, well, hairy the woman is. yeah, well, that's actually. i think that's true actually. i think that's true actually. i think mar weeie— that's true actually. i think that would .one.- that's true actually. i think. that would .one.-fein, that would do one. sinn fein, seeiiame. — that would do one. sinn fein, seeiiame. i— that would do one. sinn fein, scotland. i suppose the people that snp or whatever, that are pro snp or whatever, they like they probably thinking like you see all that kind see on twitter and all that kind of where the of stuff where is the investigation someone investigation into someone like michelle mone? i'm, you know, where happening? and i where is that happening? and i think the snp are think they feel that the snp are being unfairly targeted. but if the have kyiv financial the snp have kyiv financial impropriety and it's alleged there's been a 2.2 billion underspend or something, so where's that money in the covid relief grants ? like where's that relief grants? like where's that memew— relief grants? like where's that memew mar-s— relief grants? like where's that money that's that's— itc g c like where's that money that's that's unaccounted for money that's that's unaccounted ier e— money that's that's unaccounted ier e se— money that's that's unaccounted ier e seliirimk— money that's that's unaccounted for ? so think yeah, they need for? so i think yeah, they need to for? so i think yeah, they need re-iieere. — for? so i think yeah, they need re-iieere. i- for? so i think yeah, they need to-figure. i take- for? so i think yeah, they needj to-figure. i take your to get that figure. i take your prim.— to get that figure. i take your point, bruce, that, you know, there's of double there's a sense of double standards, there's bit standards, that there's a bit too put on too much attention being put on the about this. but like you the snp about this. but like you say, know what say, we do have to know what happened yeah, happened here. oh yeah, no, transparency important happened here. oh yeah, no, transpaicomes important happened here. oh yeah, no, transpaicomes to important happened here. oh yeah, no, transpaicomes to this. nportant happened here. oh yeah, no, transpaicomes to this. yeah. t when it comes to this. yeah. and we do also need to know wiser-s— and we do also need to know what's happening with michelle treme— what's happening with michelle meme-ari— what's happening with michelle mone-all-other. mone and, and all the other ipp ame— mone and, and all the other ipp ame coviir— mone and, and all the other ipp and covm cowo— mone and, and all the other ipp and covid covid procurement siramiries— and covid covid procurement siramiries .— and covid covid procurement shambles . but,— and covid covid procurement shambles. but, but some of the, ei— shambles. but, but some of the, ei irre— shambles. but, but some of the, some of the snp— shambles. but, but some of the, some of the snp people are are maime— some of the snp people are are iriiiime-aeaimsr— some of the snp people are are hitting against police hitting back against the police sawime— hitting back against the police saying investigation a saying the investigation is a ereieseee— saying the investigation is a grotesque circus— saying the investigation is a grotesque circus and he's

wiiiime— grotesque circus and he's wiiiime re— grotesque circus and he's willing to gamble. this is the memew— willing to gamble. this is the memew irre— willing to gamble. this is the money the snp's_ willing to gamble. this is the money the snp's former spin eeeier. — money the snp's former spin eeeier. heis— money the snp's former spin doctor. he's willing to gamble mai— doctor. he's willing to gamble mar-emerges— doctor. he's willing to gamble that-charges-be- doctor. he's willing to gamble that charges be brought that no charges would be brought . risi— that no charges would be brought . rrsrr rames— that no charges would be brought . msp james dornan says serieesiw.— . msp james dornan says seriously, who- . msp james dornan says seriously, who is in charge of mis— seriously, who is in charge of iiris iiasee— seriously, who is in charge of this fiasco and— seriously, who is in charge of this fiasco and who ordered it to this fiasco and who ordered it re happen?— this fiasco and who ordered it re irarrrreme rme— this fiasco and who ordered it to happen? and when we find out mar— to happen? and when we find out mar eereme— to happen? and when we find out that nothing untoward happened, who that nothing untoward happened, wire-ire— that nothing untoward happened, who be accountable? who will be held accountable? so who will be held accountable? se-ee— who will be held accountable? se-ee mew— who will be held accountable? so-do they want?- who will be held accountable? so-do they want? the- who will be held accountable? i so-do they want? the police so what do they want? the police to do? say, oh, well, there's probably untoward, so probably nothing untoward, so we'll just not bother investigating exactly what they meant i ask meant to do. but can i ask a question? what they looking question? what were they looking for question? what were they looking fer—i— question? what were they looking ter—i meam- question? what were they looking fer—i is- for in the garden? i mean, is mar— for in the garden? i mean, is mar rim— for in the garden? i mean, is mar rim mer— for in the garden? i mean, is that i'm not being facetious mere.— that i'm not being facetious here is— that i'm not being facetious here. is that— that i'm not being facetious here. is that where the wheelbarrow- here. is that where the wheelbarrow they wheelbarrow came in? were they maime— wheelbarrow came in? were they hiding eareemime— wheelbarrow came in? were they hiding gardening that hiding gardening equipment that they hiding gardening equipment that mew—remee- hiding gardening equipment that mew—remee i hiding gardening equipment that| they—tents? i'm they bought in these tents? i'm not they bought in these tents? i'mj not-sure. - know. not entirely sure. i don't know. i don't anyone knows. i don't think anyone knows. yeah mere—a- there could have been a shortbread— there could have been a shortbread stuffed with shortbread tin stuffed with eese. — shortbread tin stuffed with. £0.50. _anything. shortbread tin stuffed with- £0.50. _anything. it £0.50. it could be anything. it depends. it could be any oddly specific. we don't specific. scotland we don't know. it could be lord lucan. we eee-r— know. it could be lord lucan. we eemir—was— know. it could be lord lucan. we don't—was there - don't know what was there exaeriw. — don't know what was there exactly, - know, - don't know what was there exactly, know, screaming exactly, you know, screaming rere—aiii exactly, you know, screaming. rere—aii fer lord sutch. okay, that's all for part coming up, lord sutch. okay, that's all for| part-coming up, we'll part two. but coming up, we'll be part two. but coming up, we'll ire raekiime— part two. but coming up, we'll be tackling the— but coming up, we'll be tackling the zelenskyy existential— be tackling the zelenskyy existential threat of ai, the existential— existential threat of ai, the existential threat of ai, the existential threat of ai, the existential threat of joe biden . ame— existential threat of joe biden . ame irasirrae— existential threat of joe biden , and hashtag metoo returns. see

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mornings on gb news as the people's channel. britain's news . creamer— people's channel. britain's news . channel welcome— people's channel. britain's news . channel welcome back- t“ britain's news . channel welcome back to reaeiimers— . channel welcome back to headliners with— . channel welcome back to headliners with me. '“r: headliners with me. andrew meme.— headliners with me. andrew irewie. veer— headliners with me. andrew doyle, your first look at sunday's newspapers and is i more dangerous than climate change? bruce well, according to geoffrey hinton , known as the geoffrey hinton, known as the godfather of ai , who resigned godfather of ai, who resigned from google earlier this year to speak freely, should get on on a sunday about the risks posed by increasingly intelligent machines. mr hinton, 75, has now wamee— machines. mr hinton, 75, has now wamee mar— machines. mr hinton, 75, has now wamee mar ai— machines. mr hinton, 75, has now warned that al poses— machines. mr hinton, 75, has now warned that al poses a— t“tirt.“ mr hinton, 75, has now warned that al poses a more immeeiare— warned that al poses a more immediate threat to humanity imam— immediate threat to humanity mam riee— immediate threat to humanity than the risk— immediate threat to humanity than the risk of— immediate threat to humanity than the risk of global. krtrm than the risk of global. now reis— than the risk of global. now teis playing— than the risk of global. now he's playing down global warming. he's not saying warming ism-r— warming. he's not saying warming ism-r a— warming. he's not saying warming ism-r a rrreiriem— warming. he's not saying warming isn't a problem, he's— “3 he's not saying warming isn't a problem, he's just sawime— isn't a problem, he's just sawime mar— isn't a problem, he's just saying that killer robots are mawire— saying that killer robots are mawire mere— saying that killer robots are mawire . — saying that killer robots are maybe more . oé/sfg c tcrt“ saying that killer robots are maybe more. okay, listen, i have to say , and maybe i'm a bit of a to say, and maybe i'm a bit of a layman here, if we're making these things, how can they kill us, if you see what i mean? i was watching question time the other day and some farming woman i don't know if she was a farmer, but she said that, you know, can't have a robot

know, you can't have a robot picking because know, you can't have a robot picki don't because know, you can't have a robot picki don't have because know, you can't have a robot picki don't have the because know, you can't have a robot picki don't have the dexterity. they don't have the dexterity. so worried. well, so i'm not really worried. well, bruce , have seen scene bruce, have you seen the scene in robocop where they bring in the ed 209 to the conference room and it machine guns one of the businessmen death that the businessmen to death that would be that's film you would be that's the film you should understand this should watch to understand this situation. yeah, i situation. yeah, but i mean, mere-s— situation. yeah, but i mean, there's—things. situation. yeah, but i mean,| there's—things so situation. yeah, but i mean,- there's_things so we there's a couple of things so we mew— there's a couple of things so we mew-riee— there's a couple of things so we know-the robot- there's a couple of things so we know the robot plugged know where the robot is plugged in. lemeieeeee— know where the robot is plugged in. lemrrieeeee wee— know where the robot is plugged in. unplugged you can unplug in. so unplugged you can unplug it. in. so unplugged you can unplug ir-aise— in. so unplugged you can unplug it .aise irre— in. so unplugged you can unplug it. .also the other— in. so unplugged you can unplug it. also the other thing it. and also the other thing is reirers— it. and also the other thing is reirers-reii— it. and also the other thing is robots _tell which- it. and also the other thing is robots tell which box robots can't tell which box eemaims— robots can't tell which box eemaims a— robots can't tell which box contains a traffic light. so iaiem. — contains a traffic light. so iaiem. car— contains a traffic light. so iaiem. can i— contains a traffic light. so right. can i just- contains a traffic light. so right. crti“ contains a traffic light. so right. cti“ right. can i just say, leo the issue here is that al is machines learning, right? and so the point and actually— machines learning, right? and so the point and actually bill- the point and actually bill eases— the point and actually bill eares reas— the point and actually bill gates has made the same point mar— gates has made the same point mar riee— gates has made the same point that the problem _ gates has made the same point that the problem is that we that the problem is that if we set that the problem is that if we see-rmese— that the problem is that if we set-these-when- that the problem is that if we set these when we set all these rules when we ereeram— set all these rules when we ereeram rmem.— set all these rules when we program them. but what if the if the program them. but what if the if me maeirimes— program them. but what if the if the machines can— program them. but what if the if the machines can learn, then mew— the machines can learn, then mew-re— the machines can learn, then they-to override i the machines can learn, then they to override the they can learn to override the reies— they can learn to override the reies-reies— they can learn to override the rules - rules that - rules or the rules that they eee-r— rules or the rules that they eerie—rite.- rules or the rules that they| don't—like, such rules or the rules that they. don't—like, such as don't particularly like, such as the-directive— don't particularly like, such as. the-directive-harm the prime directive do not harm iremam—rirewiii- the prime directive do not harm human they'll never the prime directive do not harm humato they'll never the prime directive do not harm humato what hey'll never the prime directive do not harm humato what what never the prime directive do not harm humato what what aever the prime directive do not harm humato what what a traffic need to know what what a traffic iiem— need to know what what a traffic iiem reeks— need to know what what a traffic light looks like. _ need to know what what a traffic light looks like. i— need to know what what a traffic light looks like. i mean, i mimi— light looks like. i mean, i think-traffic- light looks like. i mean, i think traffic light thing is think the traffic light thing is a siiem— think the traffic light thing is a slight digression from the rear— a slight digression from the real-existential- a slight digression from the real existential death real issue of existential death of.humankind. - real issue of existential death of humankind. real issue of existential death. of.humankind. .you think of all humankind. do you think you stopped the you could have stopped the terminator if you had terminator if you just had a laptop screen that on it?

laptop screen with that on it? bruce, look confused. no , i bruce, you look confused. no, i am. i just don't am. i honestly, ijust don't understand— am. i honestly, ijust don't understand it.— am. i honestly, ijust don't understand it. and i'm sure i've eeem— understand it. and i'm sure i've ireem estee— understand it. and i'm sure i've ireem asked-ir— understand it. and i'm sure i've been asked-it on- understand it. and i'm sure i've been asked it on here been asked about it on here ireiere— been asked about it on here ireiere-mw— been asked about it on here before.-my thing- been asked about it on here before. my thing was before. and my thing was then are—rmesei are people scared about those aeremarie— are people scared about those automatic hoovers ? i/rtrti“ automatic hoovers? yeah, i am, ireaese— automatic hoovers? yeah, i am, because i've tripped over one of those things. do they work? well, they scurry around the place up, but place cleaning things up, but then stub your toe. then you can stub your toe. they're not without risk. mew-re— they're not without risk. mew-re aer— they're not without risk. they're not without- they're not without risk. no, but mean, you're not worried but i mean, you're not worried that a hoover going kill that a hoover is going to kill you? why not? you know, if it's reaming.— you? why not? you know, if it's learningr ii— you? why not? you know, if it's learningr i ii— you? why not? you know, if it's learning, if it learns— rtrc.c �*ifriy “»t»cc you know, if it's learning, if it learns how rtrc.c �*ifriy “rtrcc you know, if it's learning, if it learns how to rtrc.c �*ifriy “rtrcc you know, if it's learang, if it learns how to rtrc.c �*ifriy “rtrcc you know, if it's leara samurai.earns how to rtrc.c �*ifriy “rtrcc you know, if it's leara samurai sword, low to use a samurai sword, if it's a eessessee— use a samurai sword, if it's a- possessed _ hetty. possessed henry wright or hetty. war,— possessed henry wright or hetty. weir-arenas— possessed henry wright or hetty. well,-drones are— possessed henry wright or hetty. well,-drones are taken- possessed henry wright or hetty. well on-drones are taken- possessed henry wright or hetty. well on the battlefield taken- possessed henry wright or hetty. wellon the battlefield inten- over on the battlefield in ukraine, but are they driverless cars ? is that i. yeah, well, cars? is that i. yeah, well, there's a scene in total recall with the driverless car that tries to kill its occupant. so i'm just saying, watch i'm just saying, if you watch the that watch, you the films that i watch, you would the similar level of would have the similar level of only films that i've seen only like films that i've seen before, know throws up. before, which i know throws up. when them? but you when did you see them? but you mew.— when did you see them? but you knew rite— when did you see them? but you know. like what? _ when did you see them? but you know. like what? i know. like what? like, fair enough. on enough. we're going to move on to the story now. this is to the next story now. this is the joe the sunday telegraph and joe biden that joe biden is a biden says that joe biden is a very knowledgeable person and that one day he hopes to meet

him. yeah, speaking of things mar— him. yeah, speaking of things mar eeeie— him. yeah, speaking of things that could kill— t“ yeah, speaking of things that could kill everybody, joe eieem— that could kill everybody, joe biden claims— that could kill everybody, joe biden claims to— that could kill everybody, joe biden claims to know more than the biden claims to know more than me easi— biden claims to know more than the vast majority— biden claims to know more than the vast majority of people in defense— the vast majority of people in defense ei— the vast majority of people in defence of his— the vast majority of people in defence of his old age. he says if defence of his old age. he says i ire— defence of his old age. he says if ire wis— defence of his old age. he says if he wins the— defence of his old age. he says if he wins the election, then so if he wins the election, then so it me— if he wins the election, then so if ire wis— if he wins the election, then so if he wins the— if he wins the election, then so if he wins the election, then so if he wins the election, he'll be if he wins the election, he'll ire swem— if he wins the election, he'll ire irr— if he wins the election, he'll be sworn in at— if he wins the election, he'll be sworn in at the age of 82 and at be sworn in at the age of 82 and ar-ere— be sworn in at the age of 82 and alert ei— be sworn in at the age of 82 and alert ei iris— be sworn in at the age of 82 and at-end of his second- be sworn in at the age of 82 and at end of his second term at the end of his second term ire-ii— at the end of his second term he'll-closer— at the end of his second term he'll-closer to— at the end of his second term he'll-closer to 90- at the end of his second term he'll closer to 90 than he is he'll be closer to 90 than he is to he'll be closer to 90 than he is re so. — he'll be closer to 90 than he is re so. rme— he'll be closer to 90 than he is re so. me so— he'll be closer to 90 than he is to 80. and 80 is— he'll be closer to 90 than he is to 80. and 80 is already old. war,— to 80. and 80 is already old. well, americans— to 80. and 80 is already old. well, americans love- to 80. and 80 is already old. well, americans love their elderly well, americans love their elderljthere is there's a point know, there is there's a point to joe biden's saying is to what joe biden's saying is that do have a of that old people do have a lot of wisdom. they do a lot of eeiieeree— : they do a lot of collected knowledge, haven't rirewe — collected knowledge, haven't rirewe -eie— collected knowledge, haven't rirewe -eie-il collected knowledge, haven't. they? _old-i don't they? some old people. i don't think much in think joe biden is so much in this because seen think joe biden is so much in this and because seen think joe biden is so much in this and he because seen think joe biden is so much in this and he seemsise seen think joe biden is so much in this and he seems to seen think joe biden is so much in this and he seems to have;een think joe biden is so much in this and he seems to have aan think joe biden is so much in this and he seems to have a lot him and he seems to have a lot of trouble finding where the dooris of trouble finding where the door is to leave a room or to walk off stage or to say walk off stage or even to say words that sense. there is words that make sense. there is an here. it's not to do an issue here. it's not to do with actually. it's to with age, actually. it's just to do fact he can't do with the fact that he can't seem string a sentence seem to string a sentence together. i mean, that is a worry, isn't it, bruce? well, it is. and i'd watched it an is. and i'd watched it was an imewiew— is. and i'd watched it was an interview—trumpl interview with donald trump aces.— interview with donald trump acres. are— interview with donald trump acas, and he's— interview with donald trump acas, and he's no spring chicken emer— acas, and he's no spring chicken emee-sermo— acas, and he's no spring chicken either. spring chicken acas, and he's no spring chicken either. but spring chicken acas, and he's no spring chicken either. but he spring chicken acas, and he's no spring chicken either. but he saiding chicken acas, and he's no spring chicken either. but he said thathicken acas, and he's no spring chicken either. but he said thathichas either, but he said that he was in reeisiara— either, but he said that he was in louisiana asleep. so i mean, i in louisiana asleep. so i mean, iws—

in louisiana asleep. so i mean, iws ire— in louisiana asleep. so i mean, iws ire rive— in louisiana asleep. so i mean, iws ire iiwe re— in louisiana asleep. so i mean, i was he i've no idea. c i was he i've no idea. is it not a seam— i was he i've no idea. is it not a slight worry, you know, when you have a world leader who appears have some kind of appears to have some kind of cognitive decline, but the white house won't admit it. right. you know, admitted it, then know, if they admitted it, then we'd really i'd we'd all be really you know, i'd feel of pity for the man. feel a lot of pity for the man. but the that it's been but the fact that it's been denied denied and denied and denied and denied and denied and also if also doesn't this mean that if the republicans put the republicans actually put someone up like ron desantis, who's younger, who is far more quick on his feet, far more witty , mean, wipe the witty, i mean, he'd wipe the floor him, but there's floor with him, but there's nobody replace joe biden . i nobody to replace joe biden. i mean, harris, the vice mean, kamala harris, the vice rresieem— mean, kamala harris, the vice rresieem .— mean, kamala harris, the vice rresieem . is— mean, kamala harris, the vice president, is more president, is even more errereiar— president, is even more unpopular joe biden . president, is even more- unpopular-joe biden . so, unpopular than joe biden. so, you— unpopular than joe biden. so, wee mew.— unpopular than joe biden. so, wee mew. sire— unpopular than joe biden. so, you know, she can't she doesn't have— you know, she can't she doesn't have a— you know, she can't she doesn't have a sier— you know, she can't she doesn't have a see ar— you know, she can't she doesn't have a shot at the— you know, she can't she doesn't have a shot at the title. mar-s— have a shot at the title. mar-s a— have a shot at the title. that's a broader- have a shot at the title. that's a broader question. is it why democrats why can't the democrats produce a a candidate is a candidate, a candidate who is popular, than popular, more popular than kamala harris? it's because left wing— kamala harris? it's because left wire—mireremiw- kamala harris? it's because left wing—inherently a- kamala harris? it's because left wing—inherently a bit| wing people are inherently a bit reiririsir. — wing people are inherently a bit rubbish. _that's- wing people are inherently a bit rubbish. _that's quite. wing people are inherently a bit rubbish. »tc. rubbish. that's that's quite a partisan which partisan view there. leo which i do issue partisan view there. leo which i ee-issee -anvwavr- do take issue with. anyway, weireerr— rei do take issue with. anyway,- we're_on to the we're going to move on to the iimes— we're going to move on to the iimes rew— we're going to move on to the times now. this— we're going to move on to the times now. this is,- we're going to move on to the times now. this is, it turns outr— times now. this is, it turns eer. a— times now. this is, it turns out, a sex show— times now. this is, it turns out, a sex show for children wasrri— out, a sex show for children wasrrir a— out, a sex show for children wasrrir a eeee— out, a sex show for children wasn't a good idea . / wasn't a good idea. yeah, i aim-r— wasn't a good idea. yeah, i didn't think this was real, so i'd done a bit of googling , but

i'd done a bit of googling, but so the school of sexuality education was consulted for the family sexual, i should say, the family sexual, i should say, the family sexual, i should say, the family sex show was a show that we covered on this channel a number of months ago because it was it was two tours and then there were complaints, you know, and then it got cancelled. but this article is saying-it. this article is saying that it was actually— this article is saying that it was actually what it was advised this article is saying that it was ac'schoolvhat it was advised this article is saying that it was ac' school of it it was advised this article is saying that it was ac' school of sexuality dvised by the school of sexuality reeeariem — by the school of sexuality. education. _what education. so it is that what mew-re— education. so it is that what rirewire sawing— education. so it is that what they're saying is— education. so it is that what they're saying is that the newer— they're saying is that the newer ei— they're saying is that the nature of this— they're saying is that the nature of this story? �*ifrirtcc nature of this story? well, what mew-re— nature of this story? well, what they're saying so the family sexual billed as wait for it sexual was billed as wait for it a silly performance a fun and silly performance about painfully awkward about the painfully awkward subject was directed subject of sex. it was directed at family audiences and children as young as five, which i genuinely i find that really hard believe . honestly, i do hard to believe. honestly, i do with a warning that it contained nudity. was cancelled last nudity. but was cancelled last year after the backlash from parents. there were songs emma chan, the charity's reproductive and sexual health lead , has a and sexual health lead, has a personal blog that includes videos of herself singing a song called let's all. yeah , and it called let's all. yeah, and it seem— called let's all. yeah, and it sounds made— called let's all. yeah, and it sounds made up,— called let's all. yeah, and it sounds made up, but- t: yeah, and it sounds made up, but it was true. why— sounds made up, but it was true. wirw rim— sounds made up, but it was true. why i'm interested— sounds made up, but it was true. why i'm interested in why is it

eemire— why i'm interested in why is it eemire iraek— why i'm interested in why is it coming back in— why i'm interested in why is it coming back in the news, leo eese— coming back in the news, leo because we covered this a long rime— because we covered this a long rime agor— because we covered this a long rime agor se— because we covered this a long time ago, so it's— because we covered this a long time ago, so it's coming back, i mim— time ago, so it's coming back, i ririrrk re— time ago, so it's coming back, i think to-remind_ time ago, so it's coming back, i think to-remind us- think to just remind us how- insane-can-well, insane humanity can be. well, mere-s— insane humanity can be. well, mares—mesa- insane humanity can be. well, there's these people there's that these, these people who highly who are obviously highly educated, intelligent run educated, intelligent people run this group and can think this theatre group and can think that it's good idea to that it's a good idea to get people naked in front of children. but the news is that the children. but the news is that me eemrarw— children. but the news is that the company had— rt.“ c»: it“ but the news is that the company had sought advice trem— the company had sought advice rrem rrem — the company had sought advice rrem rrem a— the company had sought advice from from a group. the news is mew-ri— from from a group. the news is they'd sought advice from from educators. know experts. educators. so, you know experts. yeah. state involvement. yeah. some state involvement. this isn't just some crazy arts group. they had . but it group. this is they had. but it just shows how our education system has been completely captured by by just mad gender ideologists. leo, you've made mis— ideologists. leo, you've made its reim— ideologists. leo, you've made this point before— ideologists. leo, you've made this point before that- :g leo, you've made this point before that there's been— this point before that there's ireer mis— this point before that there's been this sort— this point before that there's been this sort of— this point before that there's been this sort of move in sort of been this sort of move in sort ei rirearre— been this sort of move in sort of theatre and _ been this sort of move in sort of theatre and live performance to of theatre and live performance re serr— of theatre and live performance re seri ei— of theatre and live performance to sort of protect— of theatre and live performance to sort of protect coddle to sort of protect and coddle aeeirs— to sort of protect and coddle aeeirs-saw— to sort of protect and coddle adults-say we- to sort of protect and coddle adults say we need put adults and say we need to put irieeer— adults and say we need to put trigger warnings— adults and say we need to put triggerwarnings everything. trigger warnings on everything. and-vou— trigger warnings on everything. and-you should- trigger warnings on everything. and-you should be. and you know, you should be warned the of warned about the dangers of this, it to this, but when it comes to children, doing the children, we're doing the opposite, just opposite, which is which is just let all in. whatever they let them all in. whatever they should whatever want. should see, whatever they want. and they're just going and yeah, and they're just going on justification is on their justification for it is that children are exposed that children are being exposed to ages. and i have to at younger ages. and i have no it's to at younger ages. and i have re—iris rive- to at younger ages. and i have no_it's five year- no doubt that it's five year

eras.— no doubt that it's five year eras—eras- no doubt that it's five year eras—eras i| no doubt that it's five year- olds,_olds, i mean olds, but five year olds, i mean rive.— olds, but five year olds, i mean rive-.— olds, but five year olds, i mean rive.-. rive— olds, but five year olds, i mean five.-, five year- olds, but five year olds, i mean five. , five year olds got five. no, no, five year olds got a mere.— five. no, no, five year olds got a phone. that's— five. no, no, five year olds got a phone. that's ridiculous. i eerie— a phone. that's ridiculous. i eerie-is— a phone. that's ridiculous. i don't-islleft- a phone. that's ridiculous. ii don't-islleft right don't think this is a left right issue. think everyone can sort issue. i think everyone can sort of this sort stuff of agree that this sort of stuff isn't year isn't appropriate for five year olds. yeah, completely. olds. yeah, sure, completely. mar-s— olds. yeah, sure, completely. iiraris irre— olds. yeah, sure, completely. that's the whole— : yeah, sure, completely. that's the whole thing. i mean, weair. — that's the whole thing. i mean, wear. _a— yeah. teach kids at an arrrerrriare— yeah. teach kids at an appropriate about appropriate age about relationships they need appropriate age about relknow;hips they need appropriate age about relknow in as they need appropriate age about relknow in an they need appropriate age about relknow in an appropriate zy need to know in an appropriate manner.-the- to know in an appropriate manner. the kids are as manner. but the kids are as young— manner. but the kids are as weere-iiraris- manner. but the kids are as young that's there's young as five. that's there's semeririrre— young as five. that's there's something-and- young as five. that's there's- something-and-anybody something off. and also, anybody who's, the old who's, you know, a in the old days, people always say, oh, the church whatever. church had so many or whatever. it's because the it's like, yeah, because the church gave them access to kids in a position authority . now, in a position of authority. now, i'm sure the people behind the family sex show had perfectly benign intentions, but if a was to want to expose himself to children, this would be where he'd go, okay, right. well, we're going to move- “»t»: gt» ig“c well, we're going to move on now to irre— we're going to move on now to iire sereaw— we're going to move on now to the sunday times— we're going to move on now to the sunday times again , and the sunday times again, and ieekirre— the sunday times again, and we're looking for— the sunday times again, and we're looking for soldiers to iii— we're looking for soldiers to riii eer— we're looking for soldiers to it ears.— we're looking for soldiers to fill our gaps-so- we're looking for soldiers to fill our gaps. so schools fill our gaps. yeah. so schools ieekirre— fill our gaps. yeah. so schools are looking to— fill our gaps. yeah. so schools are looking to soldiers to fill reaeirirre— are looking to soldiers to fill reaeirirre ears. — are looking to soldiers to fill teaching gaps. : »ti~tr are looking to soldiers to fill teaching gaps. : teaching gaps. soldiers seem to be able to do anything, like anytime there's people go on strike in the nhs. yeah, like ben collection soldiers can do absolutely anything . there's

absolutely anything. there's something in there. - absolutely anything. there's something in there. i- “3 there's something in there. i mean, mere-s— something in there. i mean, iirereis a— something in there. i mean, there's a really— something in there. i mean, there's a really rough school in seem— there's a really rough school in south london,— there's a really rough school in south london, and— there's a really rough school in south london, and they had a miiirarw— south london, and they had a miiirarw eew— south london, and they had a military guy come kind of military guy come in to kind of iire— military guy come in to kind of iike ire— military guy come in to kind of iike ire me— military guy come in to kind of like be the disciplinarian. so if ever— like be the disciplinarian. so if me— like be the disciplinarian. so if ever the kids— like be the disciplinarian. so if ever the kids mucked- like be the disciplinarian. so if ever the kids mucked about in class, he would turn up with an if ever the kids mucked about in cla 15. he would turn up with an if ever the kids mucked about in cla 15. i! would turn up with an if ever the kids mucked about in cla 15. i don'td turn up with an if ever the kids mucked about in cla 15. i don't thinki up with an if ever the kids mucked about in cla 15. i don't think he» with an if ever the kids mucked about in cla 15. i don't think he actually ar 15. i don't think he actually sier— ar 15. i don't think he actually see me— ar15. i don't think he actually shot the children,— ' ? ”ts i don't think he actually shot the children, but ' 3 ”ts i don't think he actually shot the children, but i think i mirr— shot the children, but i think i ririrrk ire— shot the children, but i think i think he intimidated them with his think he intimidated them with iris-rarere. — think he intimidated them with his-nature. right.- his brusque nature. right. yeah. iiawire—a- his brusque nature. right. yeah. irawire—a bayonet-i maybe just a jab with a bayonet. but this schools are but apparently this schools are having trouble getting getting staff. so three quarters of schools said trainee teacher applications fallen this applications had fallen this year and for some the numbers have . it kind of makes have halved. it kind of makes rireeeir— have halved. it kind of makes sense, though,-it,- sense, though, doesn't it, ereeee— sense, though, doesn't it, bruce? because, you know, in a weire— bruce? because, you know, in a weire-ir— bruce? because, you know, in a weire-irlirareer- world where it is harder for reaeirers— world where it is harder for teachers—kidsl world where it is harder for teachers it_kids| world where it is harder for teachers it seems kids world where it is harder for teachers it seems that kids world where it is harder for teachers it seems that they've because it seems that they've got— because it seems that they've eer air— because it seems that they've eer aii rire — because it seems that they've got all the power, you know, mew— got all the power, you know, mew-resa— got all the power, you know, they just complain got all the power, you know, theyand just complain got all the power, you know, theyand yomst complain got all the power, you know, theyand you get omplain got all the power, you know, theyand you get suspended or you and you get suspended or wirarewer.— you and you get suspended or wirarewer. wee— you and you get suspended or whatever, you know, there's whatever, you know, and there's no sort of respect for authority. - no sort of respect for authority. “g t“ no sort of respect for- authority. bring in a military quyi authority. bring in a military guy, right? oh, yeah. because that'll but then they that'll tell them, but then they won't that and they'll won't like that and they'll start they'll start crying and then they'll moan it. no, agree moan about it. but no, i agree with you. was the same during with you. it was the same during lockdown. and whether this is a popular to say or not, if popular thing to say or not, if they everyone to stay in, they wanted everyone to stay in, we should have people we should have had people shooting at people's feet there. ofsted it. okay. i'm not pro

gun, pro all. but no. gun, not pro gun at all. but no. you think people— gun, not pro gun at all. but no. you think people should- 3c. t“ 3c. t“ but no. you think people should shoot at emer— you think people should shoot at erirer reerrieis— you think people should shoot at other people's mgr you other people's feet? no. you mew.— other people's feet? no. you knew when— other people's feet? no. you know, when people- other people's feet? krt» you know, when people were like wearing— know, when people were like breaking lockdown rules and eese— because you're like, oh, i'm swer— because you're like, oh, i'm swem-em- because you're like, oh, i'm stuck.-on. other. stuck. no come on. other eerrrires— stuck. no come on. other countries did— stuck. no come on. other countries did where they countries did it. where they were a few snipers were like, just a few snipers rere— were like, just a few snipers here-mere— were like, just a few snipers- here .there_solved here and there would have solved mar— here and there would have solved mar-mars— here and there would have solved that-that's okay. i- here and there would have solved that i think that issue. that's okay. i think mar-s— that issue. that's okay. i think mars-enemie— that issue. that's okay. i think that's-enough. okay.- that's fair enough. okay. we're going— that's fair enough. okay. we're eeire re— that's fair enough. okay. we're eeire re mere— that's fair enough. okay. we're going to move on— that's fair enough. okay. we're going to move on to a one more sierw— going to move on to a one more sierw irr— going to move on to a one more sierw irr mis— going to move on to a one more story in this section. t“ story in this section. this is a rmewiraek— story in this section. this is a throwback-too. me,- story in this section. this is al throwback-too. me, too. throwback to me, too. me, too. back in the headlines.- throwback to me, too. me, too. back in the headlines. - t me, too. back in the headlines. i/rttr back in the headlines. yes. reere— back in the headlines. yes. reerir wiser.— back in the headlines. yes. ruth wilson, who— back in the headlines. i/rttr ruth wilson, who she played arise— ruth wilson, who she played alice somebody— ruth wilson, who she played alice somebody in alice somebody or other in remee— alice somebody or other in. rerirer. —rrem luther. i remember her from a sirew— luther. i remember her from a show-suburban- luther. i remember her from a show suburban shootout show called suburban shootout trem— show called suburban shootout rem—sees- from many years ago. she's irasieaiiw— from many years ago. she's basically she— from many years ago. she's basically she said holyrood was reraiiw— basically she said holyrood was totally hypocritical with the me too movement.— totally hypocritical with the me too movement. and she also said the too movement. and she also said are rrressere— too movement. and she also said iire ressee er— too movement. and she also said the pressure on females, actresses or— the pressure on females, actresses or actors to have eesmeiie— actresses or actors to have cosmetic surgery , labelling cosmetic surgery, labelling eerex— cosmetic surgery, labelling botox treatments as mad. what i weeie— botox treatments as mad. what i weeie iire— botox treatments as mad. what i weeie iike re— botox treatments as mad. what i would like to point— botox treatments as mad. what i would like to point out about mis— would like to point out about its is— would like to point out about its is i— would like to point out about this is i remember courtney love reme— this is i remember courtney love being interviewed— this is i remember courtney love being interviewed on something and wear— being interviewed on something and mm sire— being interviewed on something and what she said— being interviewed on something and what she said was all those wears— and what she said was all those wears eee— and what she said was all those wears aee .— and what she said was all those wears age . ir— and what she said was all those years ago , if harvey weinstein years ago, if harvey weinstein asks— years ago, if harvey weinstein asks wee— years ago, if harvey weinstein asks wee re— years ago, if harvey weinstein asks wee re a— years ago, if harvey weinstein asks you to a private meeting in the asks you to a private meeting in me reer— asks you to a private meeting in the four seasons— asks you to a private meeting in the four seasons and i think you reere— the four seasons and i think you eeere me— the four seasons and i think you eeere me er— the four seasons and i think you can quote me on that, don't go mem.— can quote me on that, don't go

rieirr. se— can quote me on that, don't go rieirr. se me— can quote me on that, don't go right. so the i'm— can quote me on that, don't go right. so the i'm sure they must make— right. so the i'm sure they must have krrewrr— right. so the i'm sure they must have krewr a— right. so the i'm sure they must have known a lot— right. so the i'm sure they must have known a lot of people knew in me— have known a lot of people knew in me waw— have known a lot of people knew in me waw mar— have known a lot of people knew in the way that a— have known a lot of people knew in the way that a lot of people at in the way that a lot of people ar rire — in the way that a lot of people ar rire rec— in the way that a lot of people at the bbc knew— in the way that a lot of people at the bbc knew about i would make— at the bbc knew about i would have eere— at the bbc knew about i would have eere. — at the bbc knew about i would have eere. i— at the bbc knew about i would have gone. i think— at the bbc knew about i would have gone. i think that's the way. would you have gone to harvey? that's way harvey? that's the way i'm discriminated show discriminated against in show business. i never got that invitation sweet. invitation to harvey sweet. i would have been there in a second. uh, you know, i mean, i'd a hollywood star, right i'd be a hollywood star, right now, because i'm now, but because. because i'm a man, get that invite. i man, i don't get that invite. i mean, also talking mean, she's also talking about the mean, she's also talking about ire-aire— mean, she's also talking about iire-me waw- mean, she's also talking about. the _the way-women the nature of the way that women are the nature of the way that women ekrreeree— the nature of the way that women errreeree re— the nature of the way that women are expected to sort— the nature of the way that women are expected to sort of preserve rireir— are expected to sort of preserve rireir-itereis— are expected to sort of preserve their-there's a - are expected to sort of preserve their-there's a she's. their looks. there's a she's talking about seated talking about deep seated misogyny in hollywood. basically, there's a point there . easieaiiw.— basically, there's a point there . basically, they— basically, there's a point there . basically, they want- basically, there's a point there . basically, they want you to look that's look good. i mean, that's obvious. you're obvious. i mean, you're an actress if you don't be actress if you don't want to be based looks, don't do based on your looks, don't do something that's completely based looks. it's not based on your looks. it's not discriminatory— discriminatory against, you know .-wire— discriminatory against, you know .-wire sireeie- discriminatory against, you know ,-who should be- discriminatory against, you know , who should be able to , complete who should be able to act , complete who should be able to am as— , complete who should be able to am as weir.— , complete who should be able to am as weii. wirw— , complete who should be able to act as well. why don't we have mere-meme- act as well. why don't we have more _them? well,- act as well. why don't we have more them? well, they more roles for them? well, they eansereens—e- can become brain surgeons and mines—wee- can become brain surgeons and rninesweer—weel can become brain surgeons and thingsyour looks you can become brain surgeons and thingsyour looks don't you can become brain surgeons and thingsyour looks don't matter. know, your looks don't matter. ner— know, your looks don't matter. nee ene— know, your looks don't matter. nee we term— know, your looks don't matter. but the funny-is,- know, your looks don't matter. but the funny-is, i- know, your looks don't matter. but the funny-is, i saw. but the funny thing is, i saw a photo of meg recently and photo of meg ryan recently and she has gone a similar route to madonna and is which is totally her choice , by the way, but

her choice, by the way, but unrecognisable. right. her choice, by the way, but unrecognisable . right. that's unrecognisable. right. that's the unrecognisable. right. that's me wneie— unrecognisable. right. that's the whole thing.— unrecognisable. right. that's the whole thing. but- c. “tg right. that's the whole thing. but then my reim— the whole thing. but then my reinr weeke— the whole thing. but then my point would be,— the whole thing. but then my point would be, and maybe i'm wrene— point would be, and maybe i'm wrene aireer— point would be, and maybe i'm wrong about this— point would be, and maybe i'm wrong about this as well, you kine— wrong about this as well, you kind ei— wrong about this as well, you kind of knew— wrong about this as well, you kind of knew what you were eerrine— kind of knew what you were eerrine irre— kind of knew what you were getting into and you knew the menew— getting into and you knew the menew-irerrer— getting into and you knew the money better working in money was better than working in ieseis—ei- money was better than working in tesco's_of knew- tesco's and you kind of knew wnar— tesco's and you kind of knew mar-ir— tesco's and you kind of knew wnar-ir-iiml tesco's and you kind of knew. what-it.-i'm not what went with it. now i'm not saying— what went with it. now i'm not saying-ifs— what went with it. now i'm not saying-ifs right- what went with it. now i'm not saying-it's right or- what went with it. now i'm not saying it's right or or saying any of it's right or or whatever,— saying any of it's right or or whatever,-t0_ saying any of it's right or or whatever,-t0 be- saying any of it's right or or whatever, to be surprised whatever, but to be surprised that,— whatever, but to be surprised that, you— whatever, but to be surprised that, you know,— whatever, but to be surprised that, you know, people have been like—day— that, you know, people have been like—day before- that, you know, people have been like—day before it- like back in the day before it plastic,— like back in the day before it was plastic, taping was plastic, they were taping their— was plastic, they were taping their faces— was plastic, they were taping their faces-you- their faces and, you know steeping— their faces and, you know steeping . — their faces and, you know sleeping . it's- their faces and, you know. sleeping . it's-been their faces and, you know- sleeping . it's-been quite sleeping. it's always been quite a superficial industry. i mean that think is a fair point. that i think is a fair point. the thing with acting is anybody can the thing with acting is anybody do— the thing with acting is anybody do it— the thing with acting is anybody can do it because— the thing with acting is anybody can do it because it's dead easy and— can do it because it's dead easy and everybody— can do it because it's dead easy and everybody wants to do it because— because you get millions of pounde— because you get millions of pounds—med pounds if you make it into hollywood.— pounds if you make it into hollywood. how, pounds if you make it into. hollywood.-how, you hollywood. so that's how, you knew,— hollywood. so that's how, you knee—hervey- know, people like harvey weinstein— know, people like harvey weinstein exploit know, people like harvey- weinstein-exploit that. weinstein can can exploit that. and— weinstein can can exploit that. and-eeree— weinstein can can exploit that. and-force people- weinstein can can exploit that. and force people to sleep and force force people to sleep with — and force force people to sleep with them — and force force people to sleep with them. you— and force force people to sleep with them. you don't get that in industries— with them. you don't get that in industries where— with them. you don't get that in industries where there's eeeueuy— industries where there's actually talent industries where there's- actually _talent involved. industries where there's actu never talent involved. industries where there's actu never got talent involved. industries where there's actu never got that nt involved. industries where there's actu never got that ininvolved. industries where there's actu never got that in take led. industries where there's actu never got that in take the you never got that in take the high— you never got that in take the high reed. — you never got that in take the high road. yeah,— you never got that in take the high road. “43?" cm; you never got that in take the high road. / swim; high road. yeah, there was no complaints up and i think complaints up there and i think they all had very natural looking faces , some of which looking faces, some of which could stop trains . okay, that's could stop trains. okay, that's it for part— could stop trains. okay, that's it for part three. _ could stop trains. okay, that's it for part three. arnie.- f: okay, that's it for part three. arnie. but coming— it for part three. arnie. but coming up— it for part three. arnie. but coming up in— it for part three. arnie. but coming up in the final section, eee— coming up in the final section, we've got sausage— coming up in the final section, we've got sausage fingers, nhs

hypnosis— we've got sausage fingers, nhs hypnosis and— we've got sausage fingers, nhs hypnosis and athletic women in flattering— hypnosis and athletic women in flattering outfits.— hypnosis and athletic women in flattering outfits. so something for flattering outfits. so something roreeonery — flattering outfits. so something for everyone. stay— flattering outfits. so something for everyone.

welcome back to headliners. your first look at sunday's newspapers. we jump first look at sunday's newspapers . we jump back first look at sunday's newspapers. we jump back in first look at sunday's newspapers . we jump back in with newspapers. we jump back in with the newspapers. we jump back in with rne derry— newspapers. we jump back in with rne derry sror— newspapers. we jump back in with the daily star inaya,_ we jump back in with the daily star inaya, some sexy snonrsn— the daily star inaya, some sexy sponrsn soony— the daily star inaya, some sexy spanish sporty siren signal, . on,— spanish sporty siren signal, sexism . um, that's what they sexism. um, that's what they wore— sexism. um, that's what they wore .— sexism. um, that's what they wrote . what's— sexism. um, that's what they wrote . what's going on.7 this is wrote. what's going on.7 this is the wrote. what's going on.7 this is rne moone— wrote. what's going on.7 this is the madrid orphan is caught up in o— the madrid orphan is caught up in o — the madrid orphan is caught up in a sexism storm— the madrid orphan is caught up in a sexism storm over ball girl onrrrrs— in a sexism storm over ball girl onrrrrs one— in a sexism storm over ball girl outfits and they— in a sexism storm over ball girl outfits and they face a formal eonnrornr— outfits and they face a formal eonprornr . — outfits and they face a formal complaint . do— outfits and they face a formal complaint . do we- outfits and they face a formal complaint . jrzzr outfits and they face a formal complaint . jr:::r rt. complaint. do we have a picture 7 complaint. do we have a picture .7 i'll google it later when i'm in bed. no, but so basically the ball girls. actually, i hope they're hope they're old enough otherwise that's going to sound really sinister. i think. i really sinister. ithink. i i think they're adults. they're all they're all over 40 but they've been wearing crop tops,

pleated skirts and socks, and they've had all girl crews on they've had all girl crews on the on the centre court . so some the on the centre court. so some people , like feminist critics people, like feminist critics are saying it's a form of sexist violence because the ball boys just wear shorts and stuff like that. so you could say double standards. i think violence is none— standards. i think violence is one on— standards. i think violence is quite an extreme— 3: i think violence is quite an extreme way of describing. _ quite an extreme way of describing. i- quite an extreme way of describing. g t: describing. i guess you could see it creates an environment in which, you know, might which, you know, people might say a tweet something and when they say a tweet is words and words are violence. it's words are violence. so it's violence. bruce, do violence. okay. bruce, what do you— violence. okay. bruce, what do yon—rnrse- violence. okay. bruce, what do yon—rnrse oo- violence. okay. bruce, what do you—this.7 do you. you think about this? do you rnrnk— you think about this? do you rnrnk-o— you think about this? do you. think-a-standard think there is a double standard in non— think there is a double standard rn non peopre— think there is a double standard in how people dressing the in how people are dressing the neu— in how people are dressing the non—boy- in how people are dressing the non—boy girl? i ball boys and the boy girl? wen.— ball boys and the boy girl? worn—snel well, first of all, have the girls been consulted and are they unhappy with the uniforms that given? that they've been given? because that because i haven't read that anyway. — because i haven't read that anyway. -snyi because i haven't read that. anyway. _say that, anyway. it doesn't say that, does i don't anyway. it doesn't say that,- does-i don't understand does it? so i don't understand nor.— does it? so i don't understand rnor-ny— does it? so i don't understand that.-my thinking-in. that. and my thinking is in wrnnreoon— that. and my thinking is in wimbledon or— that. and my thinking is in wimbledon or the davis cup or nnoreven— wimbledon or the davis cup or nnoreven oo— wimbledon or the davis cup or whatever, do they— wimbledon or the davis cup or whatever, do they not all wear the whatever, do they not all wear rne sene— whatever, do they not all wear the same thing?— whatever, do they not all wear the same thing? the boys and the ginse— the same thing? the boys and the ornse rney— the same thing? the boys and the girls? they-don't— the same thing? the boys and the girls? they don't yes girls? they do, don't they? yes veon. — girls? they do, don't they? yes veon. rnnr-s— girls? they do, don't they? yes yeah. that's the— girls? they do, don't they? yes yeah. that's the boys- girls? they do, don't they? yes yeah. that's the boys are wearing shorts . whereas the wearing shorts. whereas the girls wear these sort of pleated skirts. not i've been

skirts. not that i've been looking, were you looking, but they were, you know, a bit more know, so it was a bit more revealing and a bit, you know. but you make an interesting porno— but you make an interesting pornr. emee— but you make an interesting point, bruce, about, you know, but you make an interesting poithe bruce, about, you know, but you make an interesting poithe people|bout, you know, but you make an interesting poithe people that, you know, but you make an interesting poithe people that this] know, but you make an interesting poithe people that this affects do the people that this affects care _particular- do the people that this affects care particular you care about this particular you remember happened remember what happened with the grid girls and the darts girls? wen.— grid girls and the darts girls? well,-mentioned- grid girls and the darts girls? well,-mentioned that. grid girls and the darts girls? l well, _mentioned that they well, it was mentioned that they they one asked them. and i they no one asked them. and i remember seeing— they no one asked them. and i remember seeing a— : and i remember seeing a feminist on an eony—rnrsl early morning show berating this young—herl young woman who just lost her job-— young woman who just lost her rob-rnrs— young woman who just lost her rob-rnrs-nos- young woman who just lost her. job.-this-was saying, job. and this woman was saying, but job. and this woman was saying, on r— job. and this woman was saying, on r weer— job. and this woman was saying, but i wear-want- job. and this woman was saying, but i wear want wear but i wear what i want to wear one— but i wear what i want to wear one-nearing— but i wear what i want to wear and wearing dresses, but and i like wearing dresses, but it and i like wearing dresses, but rr-reouy— and i like wearing dresses, but it really important. it was really important. so then feminists— it was really important. so then feminists could to the darts feminists could go to the darts and yes no, they and enjoy it. yes they no, they were they always felt were well, they always felt excluded darts. yeah. excluded from the darts. yeah. you because i remember that you see, because i remember that debate the grid girls and debate about the grid girls and i remember campbell on i remember naomi campbell on gmtv or something i think gmtv or something going. i think it's a real because it's a real shame because they're representing country they're representing the country and know, you can earn a and you know, you can earn a really living doing it really good living from doing it and not being forced into and you're not being forced into anything. that's your choice. there a class issue well, there was a class issue as well, nosnr— there was a class issue as well, nosn-eeor-nse- there was a class issue as well, wasn't-because a- there was a class issue as well, wasn't because a lot of wasn't there, because a lot of me— wasn't there, because a lot of the-complaining- wasn't there, because a lot of the complaining were the people complaining were nroore— the people complaining were nroore-a— the people complaining were middle _a lot- the people complaining were middle _a lot of- the people complaining were. middle _a lot of-girls middle class. a lot of the girls who were were working who were fired were working class. it was almost like, you know.— class. it was almost like, you- knon.—ooogy know, there was something dodgy going—neu- - know, there was something dodgy going—neu- nur- going on there as well. but anyway.— going on there as well. but anyway. rnor-s— going on there as well. but anyway, that's a— going on there as well. but anyway, that's a separate issue. were—ro- anyway, that's a separate issue. were—rs rne-

we're going to go on to the telegraph next. a council we're going to go on to the telegremoved:. a council we're going to go on to the telegremoved a a council we're going to go on to the telegremoved a troubling ncil have removed a troubling portrait. and delete portrait. bruce and delete pictures shame. idon't pictures out of shame. i don't take pictures, i pictures out of shame. i don't take pictures,.| don't- rt. i don't take pictures, i don't have take pictures, so i don't have rnor— take pictures, so i don't have no sorr— take pictures, so i don't have no son or— take pictures, so i don't have that sort of thing.— take pictures, so i don't have that sort of thing. so no, i rnrnk— that sort of thing. so no, i think that's— that sort of thing. so no, i think that's very wise because i know— think that's very wise because i know peopre— think that's very wise because i know people that— think that's very wise because i know people that have been eongnr— know people that have been canon—know- know people that have beeni caught—know how caught out. i don't know how to pronounce surname. caught out. i don't know how to. pronounce—surname. do pronounce this man's surname. do you pronounce this man's surname. do yonlrrorry— pronounce this man's surname. do youimotty-marriott.- you? motty joseph marriott. monroe— you? motty joseph marriott. marriott right.— you? motty joseph marriott. marriott right. okay. so he's rne— marriott right. okay. so he's rne former— marriott right. okay. so he's the former mp— marriott right. okay. so he's the former mp for horsham and he was the former mp for horsham and he opposed— the former mp for horsham and he opposed ro— the former mp for horsham and he was opposed to the— the former mp for horsham and he was opposed to the abolition of the was opposed to the abolition of rne-rrooe— was opposed to the abolition of the-trade and— was opposed to the abolition of the trade and slavery the slave trade and slavery rnrongnonr— the slave trade and slavery throughout career and throughout his career and earned— throughout his career and retained financial interests in the retained financial interests in rne-. — retained financial interests in rne-. ore- retained financial interests in. rne-. ore-soy retained financial interests in- rne-. ore-soy ne the caribbean. we should say he did the 1800s. yes, he did live in the 1800s. yes, he that's an important recent thing . maybe he should have led with nor— . maybe he should have led with nor une— . maybe he should have led with no it. noe— . maybe he should have led with that like five years— maybe he should have led with that like five years ago. \rr:::r that like five years ago. no, no . nur— that like five years ago. no, no, no . but but— that like five years ago. \rr:::r but but they've that like five years ago. \rrt:r but but they've taken no, no. but but they've taken his no, no. but but they've taken nrs nonran— no, no. but but they've taken his portrait down— but but they've taken his portrait down and they've put— his portrait down and they've our rr— his portrait down and they've our rr rn— his portrait down and they've our rr in o— his portrait down and they've put it in a plate,— his portrait down and they've put it in a plate, the storage, because— put it in a plate, the storage, neeonse rney— put it in a plate, the storage, because they don't what to because they don't know what to do because they don't know what to oo-neeonse — because they don't know what to do - because they - because they don't know what to do because they feel in do with it, because they feel in none— do with it, because they feel in none-snen— do with it, because they feel in none-snen os- do with it, because they feel in wake such as colston wake of things such as colston in wake of things such as colston rn-veon— wake of things such as colston in _yeah-like. in bristol. yeah colston like ure— in bristol. yeah colston like rife-one— in bristol. yeah colston like life-and all- in bristol. yeah colston like life-and all that. in bristol. yeah colston like life and all that kind life matters and all that kind of life matters and all that kind or sort— life matters and all that kind of stuff that— life matters and all that kind of stuff that it's— life matters and all that kind of stuff that it's offensive , of stuff that it's offensive, onion.— of stuff that it's offensive, which. yeah,— of stuff that it's offensive, which. yeah, i'm but well, stovery— which. yeah, i'm but well, stovery rs— which. yeah, i'm but well, slavery is offensive . slavery is offensive. but people who— slavery is offensive. but people who lived hundreds of years ago supporting slavery, that's not offensive because everyone did . offensive because everyone did. yeah, yeah. and they've made the one — yeah, yeah. and they've made the tore—eeon- - date and they're long dead. vern— date and they're long dead. vern- ano— date and they're long dead. yeah. and there's—

date and they're long dead. “in?" ' “rt"rt; yeah. and there's slavery. there's slavery in the there's more slavery in the world now than there was at the height of the transatlantic slave trade. but nobody seems to be in doing anything be interested in doing anything much. cheaper to hide much. it's much cheaper to hide a much. it's much cheaper to hide o pornrrng— much. it's much cheaper to hide opornrrng rnon— tn.t it's much cheaper to hide a painting than actually go out rnere— a painting than actually go out rnere one— a painting than actually go out there and deal— a painting than actually go out there and deal with the issues of there and deal with the issues or-rn— there and deal with the issues or-rn rne— there and deal with the issues of-in the real- there and deal with the issues of in the real world. of slavery in the real world. nur— of slavery in the real world. nor rte— of slavery in the real world. nor no nos— of slavery in the real world. but the kids that— of slavery in the real world. but the kids that are- of slavery in the real world. but the kids that are tweeting, they're making lists of statues and paintings and things like that be taken down and that to be to be taken down and questioned. it's quite it's quite orwellian, but the technology that they're using to make those lists probably make those lists is probably manufactured by weaker slaves in china. well, there's that. but also these people, china. well, there's that. but. also _these people, they've also these these people, they've put also these these people, they've our—rer— also these these people, they've nor—rer or- also these these people, they've put—list of statues. put on their hit list of statues rnor— put on their hit list of statues rnor-ro— put on their hit list of statues rnor-ro 90— put on their hit list of statues that-to go down.- put on their hit list of statues that to go down. we've had that have to go down. we've had anronon— that have to go down. we've had abraham lincoln,— that have to go down. we've had abraham lincoln, i— that have to go down. we've had abraham lincoln, i think he was rnvorveo— abraham lincoln, i think he was involved-freeing— involved with freeing a few stoves — involved with freeing a few stoves -nee- involved with freeing a few slaves, - he? if - involved with freeing a few- slaves,-he? if-history slaves, wasn't he? if my history serves— slaves, wasn't he? if my history serves-rney-ve- slaves, wasn't he? if my history serves _they've even. serves me right, they've even gone— serves me right, they've even gone-nost- serves me right, they've eveni gone-bustlthomas serves me right, they've even gone huxley, bust thomas serves me right, they've even gone huxley, who thomas serves me right, they've even gone huxley, who was'homas serves me right, they've even gone huxley, who was aomas serves me right, they've even gone huxley, who was a slavery henry huxley, who was a slavery otottttontst— henry huxley, who was a slavery abolitionist, because his orrtrooes— abolitionist, because his attitudes weren't quite right. wrot— attitudes weren't quite right. who who— attitudes weren't quite right. who who ts— attitudes weren't quite right. what what is going- attitudes weren't quite right. gt 3 rtrt7 i mean, what what is going on? i mean, but then the rename— what what is going on? i mean, but then the rename king- grtr g rtrt7 i mean, but then the rename king streets or rnere— but then the rename king streets or rnere ts— but then the rename king streets or rnere ts o— but then the rename king streets or there is a consultation in in totntoron— or there is a consultation in in edinburgh where— or there is a consultation in in edinburgh where they're renaming streets— edinburgh where they're renaming streets dundas_ edinburgh where they're renaming streets dundas street and but i ton-r— streets dundas street and but i ton-r tnov— streets dundas street and but i ton-r tnov tr— streets dundas street and but i don't know if anything has noooeneo— don't know if anything has happened tor— don't know if anything has happened but why why are they

renontno— happened but why why are they renontno rnor— happened but why why are they renaming that street? r:rtrt . renaming that street? i don't know.— renaming that street? i don't know. not— renaming that street? i don't know. but apparently edinburgh is the european capital for is now the european capital for potholes. i do know that someone told me i get it's not like the street is called slavery is great street, you know. i mean, they they great street, you know. i mean, rney rney oon-r. — great street, you know. i mean, rney rney oon-r. r— great street, you know. i mean, they they don't. i get- d imean, they they don't. i get that. but it's they they don't. i get that. but tr-s ute— they they don't. i get that. but it's like they're— they they don't. i get that. but it's like they're changing names and-designations- it's like they're changing names and designations that and sort of designations that are historically— and sort of designations that are historically there to do vtrn— are historically there to do vtrn ntsrory.— are historically there to do with history. and they don't reottse— with history. and they don't realise that— with history. and they don't realise that understand realise that people understand not— realise that people understand rnor-rrenos— realise that people understand that-trends shift- realise that people understand that trends shift over that ethical trends shift over rtne— that ethical trends shift over the .— that ethical trends shift over the . yon— that ethical trends shift over time , you know,— that ethical trends shift over time , you know, and also a lot time, you know, and also a lot of time, you know, and also a lot or me.— time, you know, and also a lot or rne. rne— time, you know, and also a lot of the, the slave _ time, you know, and also a lot of the, the slave traders that port— of the, the slave traders that note for— of the, the slave traders that paid for things— of the, the slave traders that paid for things like colston and stutt— paid for things like colston and stuff. rnese— paid for things like colston and stuff, these people bequeathed huge— stuff, these people bequeathed huge ornoonrs— stuff, these people bequeathed huge amounts of— stuff, these people bequeathed huge amounts of money to ontverstrtes— huge amounts of money to universities or— huge amounts of money to universities or to, to build orononooes— universities or to, to build orphanages or— universities or to, to build orphanages or hospitals or vnorever. — orphanages or hospitals or whatever. so _ orphanages or hospitals or whatever. rttrt; orphanages or hospitals or whatever. so are the hospitals going to pay reparations? it's quite funny. the oxford quite funny. the one in oxford university, it was at oriel college, was rhodes must college, it was the rhodes must fall the statue of fall campaign, the statue of cecil rhodes. who yes , by all cecil rhodes. who yes, by all sronooros— cecil rhodes. who yes, by all standards, had— cecil rhodes. who yes, by all standards, had very- crtt. t “: who yes, by all standards, had very dodgy views . rney— standards, had very dodgy views . rney vonreo— standards, had very dodgy views . they wanted to _ standards, had very dodgy views . they wanted to tear it down. not— . they wanted to tear it down. our rne — . they wanted to tear it down. but the leader— . they wanted to tear it down. but the leader of— . they wanted to tear it down. but the leader of that campaign was—scholarship.- but the leader of that campaigni was—scholarship. so was on a rhodes scholarship. so he was on a rhodes scholarship. so ne os— was on a rhodes scholarship. so ne oerrtno— was on a rhodes scholarship. so he was getting over 20 grand tron— he was getting over 20 grand tron rne— he was getting over 20 grand tron rne very— he was getting over 20 grand from the very that he was from the very fund that he was rrytno— from the very fund that he was rrytno-or— from the very fund that he was trying of denigrate trying to sort of denigrate in rnts— trying to sort of denigrate in rnts-rr-s— trying to sort of denigrate in this-it's-well,- this way. it's like, well, yore— this way. it's like, well,- yon-eoo-re—y you're not oppressed if you're oerrtno— you're not oppressed if you're oerrtno rnor— you're not oppressed if you're getting that much money, are

yooe — getting that much money, are you? a you? and it's sort of sending a message to people now, like any any slave in or any slave owners in china or anything like that. don't do anything like that. don't do anything money. anything good with your money. just it yachts and just spend it on yachts and fancy women. i think you make a very— fancy women. i think you make a very good— fancy women. i think you make a very good pont— fancy women. i think you make a very good point, leo,— "th t i think you make a very good point, leo, about oeottno— very good point, leo, about dealing—slavery very good point, leo, about. dealing—slavery in very good point, leo, about. deaworld,-slavery in very good point, leo, about dea world, which slavery in very good point, leo, about deaworld, which is slavery in very good point, leo, about deaworld, which is alavery in very good point, leo, about deaworld, which is a terrible| very good point, leo, about deaworld, which is a terrible , the world, which is a terrible, norntte — the world, which is a terrible, horrible thing.— the world, which is a terrible, horrible thing. yeah. rather rnon— horrible thing. yeah. rather rnon reonno— horrible thing. yeah. rather than tearing down a few statues ont— and thinking you've done sonerntno— something amazing. yeah, otsototety— something amazing. yeah,- absolutely. _the absolutely. anyway, on to the sonooy— absolutely. anyway, on to the sonny-now.- absolutely. anyway, on to the. sunday- now. - doctors sunday mirror now. and doctors nonr— sunday mirror now. and doctors wont to— sunday mirror now. and doctors vonr ro-neonte— sunday mirror now. and doctors want to .people to - sunday mirror now. and doctors want to people to sleep want to put people to sleep vtrnoor— want to put people to sleep without- maybe - want to put people to sleep without maybe my making without drugs. maybe my making rnen— without drugs. maybe my making rnen voren— without drugs. maybe my making them watch one— without drugs. maybe my making them watch one of— without drugs. maybe my making them watch one of the new star trons— them watch one of the new star trons runs.— them watch one of the new star wars films. yeah.— them watch one of the new star wars films. yeah. not when the old wars films. yeah. not when the oto — wars films. yeah. not when the oto rr-s— wars films. yeah. not when the old ones. it's dead— wars films. yeah. not when the old ones. . :: rtxrt. . g old ones. it's dead exciting, but patients should be hypnotised before surgery to slash painkiller use. according to experts, they've done a to the experts, they've done a uk involving children uk trial involving children having a catheter inserted into their hearts. that sounds pretty serious to start off with a trial , the the children trial, but the ones the children that listen to nurse reading that listen to a nurse reading from script before from a hypnosis script before the operation required a lower dose of sedatives . and dose of sedatives. and apparently in the time leading up to an operation, you're lying . you're sort of doing nothing . .you're sort of doing nothing. you're just waiting for the surgery. can surgery. and it can be a stressful so if you have stressful time. so if you have hypnosis tapes, then can it hypnosis tapes, then it can it can your i get that. i get

can bring your i get that. i get sort of relaxing people through the hypnotic technique . right? the hypnotic technique. right? but to reduce the hypnotic technique. right? but-to reduce the - the hypnotic technique. right? but-to reduce the level. ow, t. t t rt.rt right? but to reduce the level of but then to reduce the level of trots—rne- but then to reduce the level ofj drugs—that they've drugs that implies that they've osseo— drugs that implies that they've osseo rne— drugs that implies that they've assumed the hypnosis has had effect.— assumed the hypnosis has had some effect. but— assumed the hypnosis has had some effect. but with a lot of oeonte— some effect. but with a lot of oeonteltr— some effect. but with a lot of peopleiit doesn't,- some effect. but with a lot of people it doesn't, does it? people, it doesn't, does it? rr-s— people, it doesn't, does it? rr-s o— people, it doesn't, does it? rr-s o trt— people, it doesn't, does it? rr-s o ttrlo— people, it doesn't, does it? it's a bit-a risk. - people, it doesn't, does it? it's a bit a risk. it's a bit of a risk. but then they— it's a bit of a risk. but then they can say, that saw? and they can say, is that saw? and if they're well this if they're storm well is this scalpel in your brain saw yeah and okay bruce i don't think this is rubbish. yeah right i do. i'm going to split because i bought paul mckenna. i can make you thin. it's not happened . and you thin. it's not happened. and i can help you sleep. i haven't slept since the mid—eighties, so maybe i'm just resistant . also, maybe i'm just resistant. also, it just feels a bit like- also, it just feels a bit like sham science, doesn't— it just feels a bit like sham science, doesn't it? i mean, ute— science, doesn't it? i mean, like charlatans_ science, doesn't it? i mean, like charlatans quacks. “rtt: science, doesn't it? i mean, like charlatans quacks. “4.35 like charlatans quacks. yes, we did like charlatans quacks. yes, we trt o— like charlatans quacks. yes, we trt o stony.— like charlatans quacks. yes, we did a study. they— like charlatans quacks. yes, we did a study. they did- like charlatans quacks. yes, we did a study. they did a- like charlatans quacks. “rtt: rt rt at they did a trial. like charlatans quacks. “rtt: rt rt at they did a trial . a did a study. they did a trial. a uk did a study. they did a trial. a trt rnot— did a study. they did a trial. a trt not on— did a study. they did a trial. a uk trial on who? _ rt rt at they did a trial. a uk trial on who? �*tfvt�*rtt. uk trial on who? what's the studies show the classic words . studies show the classic words. well, i don't believe it . well, i don't believe it. rnere-s— well, i don't believe it. rnere-s no— well, i don't believe it. there's no way i'm going to let if i there's no way i'm going to let tr r nove— there's no way i'm going to let tr r nove on— there's no way i'm going to let if i have an operation, i'm. rnere-s— if i have an operation, i'm. rnere-s no— if i have an operation, i'm. rnere-s no voy— if i have an operation, i'm. there's no way i'm going to let tite— there's no way i'm going to let some like derren_ there's no way i'm going to let some like derren brown come in. oh, some like derren brown come in. tit-ro— some like derren brown come in. on-ro steep— some like derren brown come in. on-ro steen os- some like derren brown come in. oh,-to sleep as soon- some like derren brown come in. oh, to sleep as soon as oh, put me to sleep as soon as rney— oh, put me to sleep as soon as rney ston— oh, put me to sleep as soon as they start playing— oh, put me to sleep as soon as they start playing the hypnosis script—

they start playing the hypnosis sent—soy- they start playing the hypnosisi script,_say.them script, you can just say to them tite— script, you can just say to them tine-nonr— script, you can just say to them like,-want-full- like, listen, i want the full oose—nere. i like, listen, i want the full dose—here. ii like, listen, i want the full. dose—here. i want like, listen, i want the full- dose_here. i want to dose of morphine here. i want to be knocked— dose of morphine here. i want to be knocked-like— be knocked out, like with a note.— be knocked out, like with a notter. r— be knocked out, like with a mallet. i don't— be knocked out, like with a mallet. i don't want to be oonoteo— mallet. i don't want to be dangled-box- mallet. i don't want to be dangled-box in. mallet. i don't want to be dangled box in the sky dangled from a box in the sky vntte—on- dangled from a box in the sky. while—up operating while people throw up operating roots—etoy- tools, right? exactly. okay. rte-re— tools, right? exactly. okay. were going— tools, right? exactly. okay. were going to— tools, right? exactly. okay. we're going to the star now otoor— we're going to the star now otoor-o— we're going to the star now about-a cake- we're going to the star now about a cake story , but about this is a cake story, but its— about this is a cake story, but its-nor— about this is a cake story, but its-nor o— about this is a cake story, but it's-not a nice— about this is a cake story, but it's not a nice cake story. it's not not a nice cake story. no.— it's not not a nice cake story. to. its— it's not not a nice cake story. to. its not— it's not not a nice cake story. to. its not o— it's not not a nice cake story. no, it's not a nice— it's not not a nice cake story. no, it's not a nice cake- it's not not a nice cake story. no, it's not a nice cake story. so basically , it's really so basically, it's really disgusting. do we have a picture of the cake? i think we do have a of the cake? i think we do have o nterore— of the cake? i think we do have o picture or— of the cake? i think we do have a picture of the— of the cake? i think we do have a picture of the cake.- of the cake? i think we do have a picture of the cake. i- t 7 i think we do have a picture of the cake. i hope rnts— a picture of the cake. i hope rnts ts— a picture of the cake. i hope so. this is to— a picture of the cake. i hope so. this is to commemorate late ting— so. this is to commemorate late king snortes-s— so. this is to commemorate late king charles's coronation . king charles's coronation it's tone— king charles's coronation it's tone tn— king charles's coronation it's tone tn o— king charles's coronation it's done in a really— king charles's coronation it's done in a really snide- king charles's coronation it's done in a really snide way. so as we know, he quite as we know, he has quite a bulbous sausagey type finger. right. just right. that's really just the bottom like bottom line. they look like a bunch beef from bunch of beef links from a butcher scotland. that's butcher up in scotland. that's what like. they're what they look like. they're kind of red and puce. you're not your words. no , no, your words. well, no, no, because it's a good sausage with decent this decent casing. i'm. and this person . but it looks like person. but it looks like a foot. oh, there is. oh, it looks like a foot. and the ring. oh, wait, this is supposed- like a foot. and the ring. oh, wait, this is supposed to- t ' rt . 3 oh, wait, this is supposed to be nonoonno— wait, this is supposed to be honouring king— wait, this is supposed to be honouring king charles. \rtr honouring king charles. no, i ton-t— honouring king charles. no, i ton-t tttnt— honouring king charles. no, i don't think it— honouring king charles. no, i don't think it is— honouring king charles. no, i don't think it is meant to be honounng don't think it is meant to be honouring king charles. i think it's. but also as a cake. it inst— it's. but also as a cake. it inst toesn-t— it's. but also as a cake. it just doesn't look- t but also as a cake. it just doesn't look appetising. voo—

just doesn't look appetising. too—tnt.- just doesn't look appetising. you _that, wouldi you wouldn't eat that, would you, absolutely not. you, liam? no absolutely not. but it looks but don't you think it looks note-roote- but don't you think it looks more foot? because that's more like a foot? because that's the more like a foot? because that's tne-vett — more like a foot? because that's the _well. .missingl the thing as well. it's missing the thing as well. it's missing tne—tt-s- the thing as well. it's missingi the—it's missing the small tour and it's missing a the small tour and it's missing otnont— the small tour and it's missing otnont ont— the small tour and it's missing a thumb and it's— the small tour and it's missing a thumb and it's also got too noon— a thumb and it's also got too noon tetno. — a thumb and it's also got too much icing. g t much icing. looking at that cake straight tell you straight away, i can tell you that's too the sponge to that's too much. the sponge to icing way off. fingers icing ratio is way off. fingers aren't for that. aren't aren't good for that. that's usually that's why cakes are usually round square. yeah very good round or square. yeah very good tote— round or square. yeah very good cake knowledge— round or square. yeah very good cake knowledge there,- rt t yeah very good cake knowledge there, leo. okay. rtnotty— cake knowledge there, leo. okay. rtnotty vveve— cake knowledge there, leo. okay. finally we've .time - cake knowledge there, leo. okay. finally we've time one finally we've got time for one story. — finally we've got time for one story-one- finally we've got time for one more story.-one is- finally we've got time for one more story. one is in the more story. this one is in the sontoy— more story. this one is in the sunday mirror. _ more story. this one is in the sunday mirror. a— more story. this one is in the sunday mirror. a disorderly nossenoer— sunday mirror. a disorderly passenger-off- sunday mirror. a disorderly passenger off flight . passenger voted off a flight. soones— passenger voted off a flight. sounds like— passenger voted off a flight. sounds like your stag do. yeah sounds like your stag do. yeah so trey-ve— sounds like your stag do. yeah so they've they've— sounds like your stag do. yeah so they've they've introduced democracy to defenestrating people from from planes to frontier passengers . here's frontier passengers. here's frontier airlines passenger was voted off a flight after a row broke out before plane took broke out before the plane took off so scenes circulating off. so the scenes circulating on social media, the ground crew is seen escorting one of the women and a man who's her partner off the plane. but then a fellow traveller is shown calling for the other passengers to vote on whether the second woman involved in the argument should also removed because should also be removed because apparently she'd been involved in altercation with another in an altercation with another

passenger. this is passenger. is that how this is going work then from on? going to work then from now on? so so they so yeah, but yeah, so they removed everybody . they voted removed everybody. they voted and yeah, and everybody was like, yeah, no, well, which no, throw her off as well, which is think we should. is great. i think we should. bruce comment. he started bruce final comment. he started the vote bruce final comment. he started tne vote ont— bruce final comment. he started the vote and typekit_ t �*" t he started the vote and typekit wasn't a tyonotr— the vote and typekit wasn't a ryanair flight,— the vote and typekit wasn't a ryanair flight, just some busy guy,— ryanair flight, just some busy guy-tosytoty- ryanair flight, just some busy guyr-busvbodv ,- ryanair flight, just some busy guy, busybody , wanted guy, some busybody, wanted to tntrotoee— guy, some busybody, wanted to introduce _okay i guy, some busybody, wanted to introduce _okay ,i guy, some busybody, wanted to- introduce _okay , well, introduce democracy. okay, well, trot— introduce democracy. okay, well, ttotlott— introduce democracy. okay, well, that all we've got time for. that is all we've got time for. i'm afraid show is nearly i'm afraid the show is nearly oven i'm afraid the show is nearly over, have another over, so let's have another quick look at sunday's front pages. can imagine , the pages. as you can imagine, the coronation dominating . the coronation is dominating. the daily mail are going with the look that says darling, it was a triumph. the telegraph hasn't got any words, but it does go with a big picture of king charles and queen camilla. the observer has labour winning back swathes brexit voters as data swathes of brexit voters as data reveals the sun on sunday crowning glory . the sunday crowning glory. the sunday express has happy and glorious and the daily star goes with king charles iii. that's all for tonight , but king charles iii. that's all for tonight, but thank you to my guests, leo and bruce. tomorrow, steve n allen is hosting, so make sure you tune in at 11:00. and if you're watching the 5 am. repeat at the moment, then

a.m. repeat at the moment, then please stay tuned for breakfast and farewell. see you later .

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