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author— till six, i'll be joined by author and— till six, i'll be joined by author and broadcaster christine hammon— author and broadcaster christine hamilton broadcast hamilton and also broadcast writer— hamilton and also broadcast writer and— hamilton and also broadcast writer and journalist danny keely.— writer and journalist danny xeuy. ._ writer and journalist danny kelly- | leve— writer and journalist danny kelly. i love that picture . it's kelly. i love that picture. it's great,— kelly. i love that picture. it's great, flee-e— kelly. i love that picture. it's great, isn't it?— kelly. i love that picture. it's great, isn't it.7 before we get exerted— great, isn't it.7 before we get started ,— great, isn't it.7 before we get started , let's— great, isn't it.7 before we get started , let's get— great, isn't it.7 before we get started , let's get your latest started, let's get your latest news headlines— started, let's get your latest news headlines ._ started, let's get your latest news headlines . good afternoon. news headlines. good afternoon. it's news headlines. good afternoon. we see — news headlines. good afternoon. we see rm— news headlines. good afternoon. we see rm rav— news headlines. good afternoon. it's 3:01. i'm ray addison- news headlines. good afternoon. it's 3:01. i'm ray addison in- it's 3:01. i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom . coronation the gb newsroom. coronation celebrations continue as thousands of people across the country are holding a coronation. big lunch. the first lady of the united states , jill lady of the united states, jill biden, is one of the special guests being hosted by the prime minister and his wife outside number 10 downing street, buckingham palace is calling the lunches that commemorate the king's coronation, a nationwide act of celebration and friendship . royal fans told us friendship. royal fans told us why they're getting involved . why they're getting involved. it's very nice. i create a thing to bring— it's very nice. i create a thing to bring ee— it's very nice. i create a thing to bring us all— it's very nice. i create a thing to bring us all together to celebrate— to bring us all together to celebrate this— to bring us all together to celebrate this because it's a in— celebrate this because it's a one in a lifetime— celebrate this because it's a one in a lifetime thing. i don't think— one in a lifetime thing. i don't think rm— one in a lifetime thing. i don't think rm going— one in a lifetime thing. i don't think i'm going to— one in a lifetime thing. i don't think i'm going to experience it again. — think i'm going to experience iti again. _wonderful think i'm going to experience it. again. _wonderful . again. we think it's wonderful. there's so people again. we think it's wonderful. l there's so-people-come there's so many people have come to support— there's so many people have come to eppport rt.— there's so many people have come to eppport tt. apt— there's so many people have come to support it. and we've even there's so many people have come to slyou rt it. and we've even

there's so many people have come to slyou knowlnd we've even there's so many people have come to slyou know ,|d we've even there's so many people have come to slyou know , nicee've even there's so many people have come to slyou know , nice fine even there's so many people have come to slyou know , nice fine weather got, you know, nice fine weather otter— got, you know, nice fine weather otter-tree — got, you know, nice fine weather after-the rain.— got, you know, nice fine weather after-the rain. and- got, you know, nice fine weather after the rain. and what did after all the rain. and what did you— after all the rain. and what did you-tre— after all the rain. and what did you the coronation we you make of the coronation we tovet— you make of the coronation we toret rt.— you make of the coronation we loved it.-loved_ you make of the coronation we loved it. loved minute loved it. we loved every minute of loved it. we loved every minute ot p,— loved it. we loved every minute of it, especially— loved it. we loved every minute of it, especially seeing little toute— of it, especially seeing little route etpptpp— of it, especially seeing little louis singing the national entrepr— louis singing the national anthem ott— louis singing the national anthem all the way through. i rt— anthem all the way through. i tr xter— anthem all the way through. i was 11 when the— anthem all the way through. i was 11 when the queen- anthem all the way through. was 11 when the queen was crowned . so but yeah, was crowned. so but yeah, it was totally different, but just as enthralling. yeah , it was enthralling. yeah, it was tmpreeeet— enthralling. yeah, it was. impressed._|'m impressed. yeah. yeah. i'm oetuotty— impressed. yeah. yeah. i'm oetuotty-te- impressed. yeah. yeah. i'm actually be british. impressed. yeah. yeah. i'm. actually-be british. it actually proud to be british. it wett— actually proud to be british. it prep, tater— actually proud to be british. it well, later on— actually proud to be british. it well, later on this evening, zoooo— well, later on this evening, zoooo peopte— well, later on this evening, 20,000 people will join the newly— 20,000 people will join the newly crowned _ 20,000 people will join the newly crowned king and queen at wreteor— newly crowned king and queen at windsor castle— newly crowned king and queen at windsor castle for— newly crowned king and queen at windsor castle for the coronation— windsor castle for the coronation concert . okay prince coronation concert. okay prince of coronation concert. okay prince ot wares,— coronation concert. okay prince ot trotee, rte— coronation concert. okay prince of wales, it's time— coronation concert. okay prince of wales, it's time for your reteoreot— of wales, it's time for your reteoreot .— of wales, it's time for your rehearsal . the— of wales, it's time for your rehearsal . the prince of wales rehearsal. the prince of wales toe— rehearsal. the prince of wales has reteoeet— rehearsal. the prince of wales has released a— rehearsal. the prince of wales has released a video on twitter wttet— has released a video on twitter wttet stowe— has released a video on twitter which shows him— has released a video on twitter which shows him rehearsing for his which shows him rehearsing for re epeeet— which shows him rehearsing for re epeeet ot— which shows him rehearsing for his speech at the— which shows him rehearsing for his speech at the event. william ort— his speech at the event. william opt tote— his speech at the event. william opt tote otto— his speech at the event. william and kate also took— his speech at the event. william and kate also took a surprise wottotout— and kate also took a surprise walkabout in— and kate also took a surprise walkabout in windsor, meeting ot— walkabout in windsor, meeting some of those— walkabout in windsor, meeting some of those queuing up for the event— some of those queuing up for the event .— some of those queuing up for the event . tow,— some of those queuing up for the event . tow, tor— some of those queuing up for the event . now, for those of you event. now, for those of you wotettpe— event. now, for those of you wotettpp ort— event. now, for those of you watching on tv,— event. now, for those of you watching on tv, we can also see tre— watching on tv, we can also see ttre tmoeee— watching on tv, we can also see ttxe tmopee pow— watching on tv, we can also see live images now of— watching on tv, we can also see live images now of the castle where— live images now of the castle where organisers— live images now of the castle where organisers are making ttetr— where organisers are making ttetr trot— where organisers are making their final preparations. thousands— their final preparations.

thousands of- their final preparations. thousands of people there queuing— thousands of people there ppeptpp pp— thousands of people there ppeptpp up to— thousands of people there queuing up to attend that concert— queuing up to attend that concert this— queuing up to attend that concert this evening. they'll be eeetpp— concert this evening. they'll be eeetpg tote— concert this evening. they'll be seeing take that— concert this evening. they'll be seeing take that katy perry and toner— seeing take that katy perry and lionel richie.— seeing take that katy perry and lionel richie. they're all pertorrrtpe— lionel richie. they're all performing with special appearances,- performing with special appearances, too, from tom crepe,— appearances, too, from tom crutee, pome— appearances, too, from tom cruise, dame joan collins and sir cruise, dame joan collins and st tom — cruise, dame joan collins and st tom ropes.— cruise, dame joan collins and sir tom jones. these people in wreteor— sir tom jones. these people in wreteor ore— sir tom jones. these people in windsor are some— sir tom jones. these people in windsor are some of the lucky to— windsor are some of the lucky to wre— windsor are some of the lucky ones to win tickets to that concert— ones to win tickets to that eopeert . — ones to win tickets to that concert . the— ones to win tickets to that concert . ones to win tickets to that- concert . the whole atmosphere concert. the whole atmosphere today , everybody enjoying today, everybody enjoying themselves or being together. so and there was only 5000 ballot tickets as well . so that was tickets as well. so that was excellent, wasn't it, to get to get a ticket for that. yeah. we're going into- get a ticket for that. yeah. we're going into the- gt; f yeah. we're going into the concert. vett. tre— we're going into the concert. vett. ore—rt.- yeah. we can't believe it. ropeetty— yeah. we can't believe it. ropeetty — yeah. we can't believe it. honestly yeah,- yeah. we can't believe it. honestly yeah, it- “43?" we can't believe it. honestly “43?" c yeah. we can't believe it.- honestly yeah, it wasllottery honestly yeah, it was a lottery . so just applying for them for . and finally we got them, didn't we.7 yeah . and finally we got them, didn't we? yeah so dan entered the ballot online, not thinking anything would of it. anything would come of it. dan's huge so ? so. dan's a huge royalist, so? so. apt— dan's a huge royalist, so? so. apt we— dan's a huge royalist, so? so. apt we were— dan's a huge royalist, so? so. and we were lucky we got the notification _ and we were lucky we got the notification in— and we were lucky we got the notification in march, didn't wee— notification in march, didn't wee-totet- notification in march, didn't we?-hotel and. l notification in march, didn't. we?-hotel and. yeah, we? booked a hotel and. yeah, rearw— we? booked a hotel and. yeah, really toottpg— we? booked a hotel and. yeah, really looking forward for really looking forward to it for melttoret— really looking forward to it for me, lionel richie. think me, it's lionel richie. i think trot-e— me, it's lionel richie. i think that's amazing— me, it's lionel richie. i think that's amazing ._ me, it's lionel richie. i think that's amazing . well the met that's amazing. well the met rottee— that's amazing. well the met rottee te— that's amazing. well the met police is facing— that's amazing. well the met police is facing criticism for orreettpe— police is facing criticism for orreettpp 52— police is facing criticism for arresting 52 people on the day of arresting 52 people on the day ot tre— arresting 52 people on the day of the coronation. �*tzrfltrz;

of the coronation. the force sows— of the coronation. the force says they were taken into custody for an array of offences, including conspiracy to cause a public nuisance. graham smith is the chief executive of anti—monarchy group repubuc. executive of anti—monarchy group republic . he was held for nearly republic. he was held for nearly 16 hours. he says there's no longer a right to peaceful protest here in the uk. however, culture secretary lucy frazer told us that new police powers are there to be used. we brought in some legislation— are there to be used. we brought in some legislation and- 311i: stirtzi; s: we brought in some legislation and the pope— in some legislation and the pottee tott— in some legislation and the police said they— in some legislation and the police said they needed more powere— police said they needed more powere so— police said they needed more powers. so we've— police said they needed more powers. so we've given them them and powers. so we've given them them opt t— powers. so we've given them them opt t tttpt— powers. so we've given them them and i think then— powers. so we've given them them and i think then the— powers. so we've given them them and i think then the police have to ee— and i think then the police have to ttetr— and i think then the police have to use their operational powers, ttetr— to use their operational powers, their intelligence— to use their operational powers, their intelligence to make the trott— their intelligence to make the right decisions— their intelligence to make the right decisions and the right cotte— right decisions and the right cote-tow— right decisions and the right eotte-tow . - right decisions and the right calls-day . the- right decisions and the right calls day . iii�*icc right decisions and the right- calls-day . the met police calls on the day. the met police have defended themselves, saying the arrests were made in a proportionate manner , in line proportionate manner, in line with relevant legislation . with relevant legislation. however, oliver filley farage is amnesty international's policing expert . he told amnesty international's policing expert. he told us amnesty international's policing expert . he told us the laws may expert. he told us the laws may have been misused. we are being told that we were being told that we were preventing serious disruption in the laws and the powers that that they've been using are defining that serious disruption as people in yellowt

shirts holding placards. is that is that really the kind- shirts holding placards. is that is that really the kind of- is that really the kind of country— is that really the kind of country you— is that really the kind of country you want to live in, where— country you want to live in, where-peopte- country you want to live in, where people have had a where where people have had a torre— where where people have had a tore—tre- long tradition since the suffragettes _ long tradition since the suffragettes onwards of standing for suffragettes onwards of standing tor-tettewe— suffragettes onwards of standing for-believe in? - suffragettes onwards of standing for-believe in? do. suffragettes onwards of standing for believe in? trir for what they believe in? do we rottw— for what they believe in? do we retro-to— for what they believe in? do we retttw-to see— for what they believe in? do we really -to see people- for what they believe in? do we really to see people being really want to see people being protesters, arrested for protesters, being arrested for holding placards? i think no . holding placards? i think no. and in international news, at teoet— and in international news, at teoet etgtt— and in international news, at least eight people have been ttttet— least eight people have been ttttet ort— least eight people have been killed and seven— least eight people have been killed and seven wounded in the trotted— killed and seven wounded in the united states— killed and seven wounded in the united states after— killed and seven wounded in the united states after a man opened fire united states after a man opened ttre ot— united states after a man opened ttre at o— united states after a man opened ttre at o mott— united states after a man opened fire at a mall near— united states after a man opened fire at a mall near dallas, texoe— fire at a mall near dallas, texoe .— fire at a mall near dallas, texoe . rm— fire at a mall near dallas, texoe . t-m .— fire at a mall near dallas, texas. i'm . here the gunman who texas. i'm. here the gunman who owttortttee— texas. i'm. here the gunman who authorities think— texas. i'm. here the gunman who authorities think acted alone ttttet— authorities think acted alone ttttet tw— authorities think acted alone was killed by a— authorities think acted alone was killed by a police officer. rte— was killed by a police officer. the injured— was killed by a police officer. the injured include a five year old the injured include a five year ott otto— the injured include a five year old child. three— the injured include a five year old child. three people are said to te— old child. three people are said to be to— old child. three people are said to be to o— old child. three people are said to be in a critical— old child. three people are said to be in a critical condition. there— to be in a critical condition. ttere towe— to be in a critical condition. there have been— to be in a critical condition. there have been nearly 200 mass etoottppe— there have been nearly 200 mass etoottppe wttt— there have been nearly 200 mass shootings with at— there have been nearly 200 mass shootings with at least four wettrre— shootings with at least four wettme tr— shootings with at least four victims in the— shootings with at least four victims in the us. this year toner— victims in the us. this year alone. chief— victims in the us. this year alone. chief of— victims in the us. this year alone. chief of allen police error— alone. chief of allen police error wowew— alone. chief of allen police brian harvey held a press conference— brian harvey held a press conference earlier on today . p conference earlier on today. at see.— conference earlier on today. at see. our— conference earlier on today. at 336. our officer— conference earlier on today. at 336. our officer was— conference earlier on today. at 336. our officer was at- conference earlier on today. at 336. our officer was at allen premium outlets on an unrelated call . he heard gunshots , located

call. he heard gunshots, located the gunshot located the shooter neutralised and the shooter neutralised and the shooter neutralised the threat . we neutralised the threat. we believe at this point that the shooter acted alone. this is an ongoing active investigation . ongoing active investigation. this is gb news. we'll bring you oe rt— this is gb news. we'll bring you more as it happens. now let's get— more as it happens. now let's get etrotptt— more as it happens. now let's get straight back— more as it happens. now let's get straight back to nana . get straight back to nana. theret— get straight back to nana. ttopt wow— get straight back to nana. thank you very much. it get straight back to nana. thank you very much. 35th get straight back to nana. thank you very much. 3rittp thank you very much. ray is fast approaching. seven minutes after 3:00. this is gb news on tv, onune 3:00. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. now, before we get stuck into the debates, going head to head this gb news presenter this hour is gb news presenter and contributor martin daubney and contributor martin daubney and also former editor the and also former editor of the labourlist , peter edwards. now labourlist, peter edwards. now coming on today's head to coming up on today's head to head, estimated that the head, it's estimated that the taxpayer be footing a hefty taxpayer will be footing a hefty bill of up to £100 million. so was the coronation worth it? prince harry is back in

california after his whistle stop tour to the uk visiting his father's coronation. is he gone for good? should he have even come in the first place? then after a bad week for the tories in the local elections, the labour leader, sir keir starmer , claimed his party's , has claimed that his party's performance them on course , has claimed that his party's perfo labour them on course , has claimed that his party's perfo labour majoritym on course , has claimed that his party's perfo labour majority at)n course , has claimed that his party's perfo labour majority at the ourse for a labour majority at the next general election. what do you think? then stay tuned for at it's my monologue i'll at it's my monologue and i'll be giving my personal thoughts giving you my personal thoughts on coronation on the coronation. coronation you won't miss one. you won't want to miss that one. that's all on the way in the next me what that's all on the way in the nextthink me what that's all on the way in the nextthink on me what that's all on the way in the nextthink on everything�*ne what that's all on the way in the nextthink on everything we'retat you think on everything we're discussing. you can email gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at . gb news. so welcome on board. right? let's start with our first topic, king charles. now i hope you enjoyed the coronation. i thought it was fabulous. he's been crowned alongside queen camilla in a historic ceremony and momentous display of pomp and a momentous display of pomp and a momentous display of pomp and pageantry. now, the drizzle didn't dampen spirits. didn't seem to dampen spirits. and up and down country, and up and down the country, people celebrated new people celebrated our new monarch. of course, it

monarch. but of course, it wasn't all happy glorious. monarch. but of course, it wasestimated py glorious. monarch. but of course, it wasestimated that glorious. monarch. but of course, it wasestimated that the lorious. monarch. but of course, it wasestimated that the taxpayer it's estimated that the taxpayer will footing a bill of £100 will be footing a bill of £100 million, and the police are being accused of attacking the right to protest after 52 people were on day , were arrested on the day, including the leader of an anti—monarchist group. so was the worth it? and the coronation worth it? and were the police heavy handed were the police too heavy handed ? let's see what my head head ? let's see what my head to head is. think of that. start is. think of that. let's start with , peter edwards, former with you, peter edwards, former labour list editor. do you think that worth it, money that it was worth it, money spent spent wisely ? i spent or was it spent wisely? i certainly think it was worth it. i certainly think it was worth it. t peop— certainly think it was worth it. t tre— certainly think it was worth it. i mean, the cost— certainly think it was worth it. i mean, the cost of the monarchy is i mean, the cost of the monarchy telereoter— i mean, the cost of the monarchy telpreoter oer— i mean, the cost of the monarchy is.greater over the— i mean, the cost of the monarchy is greater over the course is far greater over the course of is far greater over the course ot o— is far greater over the course ot o to— is far greater over the course of a 12 month— is far greater over the course of a 12 month period. but of ttte— of a 12 month period. but of course, this is— of a 12 month period. but of course, this is a— of a 12 month period. but of course, this is a once in a 70 year event. but i also think it's important that it's far more important that there are some things can't it's far more important that the measuredie things can't it's far more important that themeasured inthings can't it's far more important that themeasured in pounds can't it's far more important that themeasured in pounds and:an't it's far more important that themeasured in pounds and pence be measured in pounds and pence and news coverage at the and your news coverage at the top of the hour showed that the idea coming together idea of a nation coming together , being inclusive, but also using symbols to make statements about its values as well, which was what some of the pomp and circumstance is about. so i wouldn't measure- circumstance is about. so i wouldn't measure it- so i wouldn't measure it purely in powpte— wouldn't measure it purely in powpte opt— wouldn't measure it purely in pounds and pence you would have tttet— pounds and pence you would have tttet ott— pounds and pence you would have tttet ott tre— pounds and pence you would have liked all the religious aspects

of liked all the religious aspects ot—ttowptt. - liked all the religious aspects. of_thought. martin of it, i'd have thought. martin wrot— of it, i'd have thought. martin wttt—tttptl of it, i'd have thought. martin wttt—tttpt tti what did you think? i think it was penny. isn't it was worth every penny. isn't it terry—tre- was worth every penny. isn't it funny the who funny how most of the people who are about 100 funny how most of the people who are had about 100 funny how most of the people who are had problem )0 million had no problem whatsoever of the uk giving £1 billion month? the billion every month? the european union.- billion every month? the european union. so- “tit" t:i;tt:i;”p , the european union. so you can billion every month? the- european union. so you can thank me european union. so you can thank rte-potpo— european union. so you can thank me-potpe to— european union. so you can thank me going to brussels me later for going to brussels ort— me later for going to brusselsi opt—out and saving us that money. but treet— and saving us that money. but that trotte— and saving us that money. but that thanks-to- and saving us that money. but. that thanks _to _the that thanks is yet to come. the toot—te— that thanks is yet to come. the fact—is there's- fact of the matter is there's no price you can put on national togetherness. that coming togetherness. that coming together moment and brand uk. i mean, the streets of london are etttt— mean, the streets of london are etttt ow— mean, the streets of london are still now packed— mean, the streets of london are still now packed with tourists trom— still now packed with tourists trom ott— still now packed with tourists from all over— still now packed with tourists from all over the— still now packed with tourists from all over the uk, from all tre— from all over the uk, from all over the world _ from all over the uk, from all over the world coming to here eetetrote— over the world coming to here celebrate what— over the world coming to here celebrate what we stand for. sometime— celebrate what we stand for. something unique. the monarchy , something unique. the monarchy, the something unique. the monarchy, tte prtte— something unique. the monarchy, tte ppde, tre— something unique. the monarchy, the pride, the pageantry, ewewtttpp— the pride, the pageantry, everything we saw. 5p everything we saw. by the way, wett— everything we saw. by the way, well done to gb news for having its best ever news day in terms of viewership. really showed a eteop— of viewership. really showed a deep-teete— of viewership. really showed a clean - heels lthe - clean pair of heels to the rwote— clean pair of heels to the rivals because _ clean pair of heels to the rivals because it positive. rivals because it was positive. it rivals because it was positive. tt we— rivals because it was positive. tt wpteot— rivals because it was positive. it was upbeat, and it was eetetrote— it was upbeat, and it was eetetrote .— it was upbeat, and it was celebrate . and- it was upbeat, and it was celebrate . and don't we just celebrate. and don't we just teet— celebrate. and don't we just need trot— celebrate. and don't we just need that e — celebrate. and don't we just need that 7 it— celebrate. and don't we just need that ? c “tilt: t:ftp need that? it rained all day, but actually the real raining on the parade. these people are comparing— the parade. these people arei complaining-pounds complaining about the pounds and the complaining about the pounds and tree—true. - complaining about the pounds and tree—true. vow- the pence. well, it's true. you ctr—rrtree- the pence. well, it's true. you can _prince harry| can also say that prince harry slightly rained the parades, can also say that prince harry sligii:ly rained the parades, can also say that prince harry sligii:ly rainthe the parades, can also say that prince harry sligii:ly rainthe arrivediarades, can also say that prince harry sligii:ly rainthe arrived .irades, can also say that prince harry sligii:ly rainthe arrived . do es, can also say that prince harry sligii:ly rainthe arrived . do you but i mean, he arrived. do you think come to

think he was right to come to the peter? the coronation peter? absolutely. there's absolutely. obviously, there's peep— absolutely. obviously, there's been unhappiness rancour been unhappiness and rancour tetweer— been unhappiness and rancour tetweep worry— been unhappiness and rancour between harry and meghan markle and between harry and meghan markle opt rrtpee— between harry and meghan markle and prince charles,— between harry and meghan markle and prince charles, now the tree.— and prince charles, now the tree. wo— and prince charles, now the tree. to. te— and prince charles, now the king. no, it's absolutely the tort— king. no, it's absolutely the rtptt tripe— king. no, it's absolutely the rtptt tttpp to— king. no, it's absolutely the right thing to do. it's his tether-e— right thing to do. it's his father's-and- right thing to do. it's his father's-and you father's big day. and also, you trow— father's big day. and also, you know .— father's big day. and also, you know . te— father's big day. and also, you know , he attended he was solemn father's big day. and also, you know ,rightttended he was solemn father's big day. and also, you know ,right pointed he was solemn father's big day. and also, you know ,right point .i he was solemn father's big day. and also, you know ,right point . he was solemn father's big day. and also, you know ,right point . he was happy n at the right point. he was happy in at the right point. he was happy tp-potpte.— at the right point. he was happy in-points. there- at the right point. he was happy in points. there was in the right points. there was no in the right points. there was po-otter— in the right points. there was no-after-there- in the right points. there was no after there perhaps no fuss after all, there perhaps eorrete— no fuss after all, there perhaps eorrete tr— no fuss after all, there perhaps sadness in some— no fuss after all, there perhaps sadness in some of those family retottorrettpe— sadness in some of those family relationships ._ sadness in some of those family relationships . this— sadness in some of those family relationships . this is relationships. this is absolutely- relationships. this is absolutely right relationships. this is absolutely-right to absolutely the right thing to do. absolutely the right thing to to-ttere-e— absolutely the right thing to do.-there's a— absolutely the right thing to do.-there's a bit- absolutely the right thing to do. there's a bit of a fuss do. and there's a bit of a fuss mote—otowtl do. and there's a bit of a fuss. made—about the made in some papers about the tower— made in some papers about thei oetwot—epert actual number of hours he spent in actual number of hours he spent tr-wttet— actual number of hours he spent in _which ithink- in the uk, which i think was about— in the uk, which i think was trout-te— in the uk, which i think was about-he was- in the uk, which i think was about he was trying to about 28. but he was trying to get—tree- about 28. but he was trying to get—kids bedtime about 28. but he was trying to. get—kids bedtime in get home for his kids bedtime in to. — get home for his kids bedtime in to. what— get home for his kids bedtime in to. what to— get home for his kids bedtime in la. what do you— get home for his kids bedtime in la. t:tit “

really do. any. any bloke- the handbag in los angeles. i really do. any. any bloke should have stood up for himself, especially on a momentous never to day. he shamed to be repeated day. he shamed himself. i mean, look, i mean, 28 himself. i mean, look, i mean, ze towe— himself. i mean, look, i mean, 28 towre or— himself. i mean, look, i mean, 28 hours or whatever- “ i mean, look, i mean, 28 hours or whatever it was that he ott— 28 hours or whatever it was that he ttt .— 28 hours or whatever it was that he ttt . tt-e— 28 hours or whatever it was that he did, it's not— 28 hours or whatever it was that he did , it's not really that he did, it's not really that tore.— he did, it's not really that long.-honest,i he did, it's not really thatj long.-honest, a he did, it's not really that- long.-honest, a four long. and to be honest, a four weer— long. and to be honest, a four year ott— long. and to be honest, a four year old,ithink_ long. and to be honest, a four year old, think the for year old, i think it's the for tree— year old, i think it's the for. tree—tort the child was for. they don't know— the child was for. they don't know-tort- the child was for. they don't know - don't care i the child was for. they don't- know-don't care about know what they don't care about it. know what they don't care about t. vow — know what they don't care about t. vow eowtt— know what they don't care about it. you could tell— know what they don't care about it. you could tell them the ttrtttow-e— birthday's next week. it doesn't mote— birthday's next week. it doesn't. mote—out make any difference to them. but i make any difference to them. but t tett— make any difference to them. but t tett wow— make any difference to them. but ttett you wrot— make any difference to them. but i tell you what-do. - make any difference to them. but i tell you what do. we'll i tell you what we'll do. we'll towe— i tell you what we'll do. we'll have—some of- i tell you what we'll do. we'll have—some of our| have a chat with some of our gb wewe— have a chat with some of our gb wewe-wto— have a chat with some of our gb wewe—wto ore- have a chat with some of our gb news-who are out- have a chat with some of our gb news who are out on news reporters who are out on tte— news reporters who are out on the ttett— news reporters who are out on the ttett .— news reporters who are out on the field . they've— news reporters who are out on the field . they've been across the field. they've been across tte— the field. they've been across the country— the field. they've been across the country throughout the day. so the country throughout the day. so joining— the country throughout the day. so joining me— the country throughout the day. so joining me now in a moment wttt— so joining me now in a moment wttt te— so joining me now in a moment wttt te wttt— so joining me now in a moment will be will hollis— so joining me now in a moment will be will hollis and a few ottere— will be will hollis and a few ottere .— will be will hollis and a few ottere . eut— will be will hollis and a few others. but i— will be will hollis and a few others. but i just will be will hollis and a few others . but i just want to will be will hollis and a few others. but i just want to come toot— others. but i just want to come toot to— others. but i just want to come back to prince— others. but i just want to come back to prince harry briefly, teeowee— back to prince harry briefly, because _very- back to prince harry briefly, because very brief . do because it was very brief. do you— because it was very brief. do you ttet— because it was very brief. do you think that— because it was very brief. do you think that meghan stayed at powee— you think that meghan stayed at home? woe— you think that meghan stayed at home? was -wise_ you think that meghan stayed at home? was wise stay home? was she wise to stay at romeo—ttett- home? was she wise to stay ati home?_right thing home? was she wise to stay ati horher_right thing home? was she wise to stay at horher it's right thing home? was she wise to stay at horher it's a right thing home? was she wise to stay at horher it's a big�*it thing home? was she wise to stay at horher it's a big day. g for her to do? it's a big day. tw— for her to do? it's a big day. t-w-teotwee- for her to do? it's a big day. i'm _because that- for her to do? it's a big day. i'm _because that was i'm smiling because that was always written up as royal sources saying it's best for everyone. come. what everyone. she didn't come. what a know, is everyone. she didn't come. what a coincidence know, is everyone. she didn't come. what a coincidence of now, is everyone. she didn't come. what a coincidence of the, is the coincidence of the children's one of the kids birthday happening this weekend that it's a sad way of looking at it. i think she would have been welcome. but clearly been very welcome. but clearly she they've made they've made 1

or 2 bad decisions in terms of going on the offensive in the media, particularly in the realms of privacy , while giving realms of privacy, while giving broadcast interviews about privacy. i think had she come , privacy. i think had she come, she would have been warmly welcomed. look , martin, i welcomed. but look, martin, i may disagree on a few things, but but let's agree on one, which is a positive. the day went well. it went well for harry. it went well for the king. enjoy that . oh, i king. let's enjoy that. oh, i think meghan would have been welcomed with precise sort of people trying people that were trying to placard and barricade the day . placard and barricade the day. the people holding those not my tree— the people holding those not my the ptoeorte— the people holding those not my king placards would have loved treetop— king placards would have loved tweeter-there- king placards would have loved tweeter-there .- king placards would have loved meghan there , know the meghan to be in there, know the anti—monarchists_ anti—monarchists would have towet— anti—monarchists would have towet ter— anti—monarchists would have loved her-be— anti—monarchists would have loved her-be-thel loved her to be there. the peopte— people who think britain's racist for everything we do would have been would have loved to have been there. is about there. the focus is not about her. the right for her. it was the right thing for her. it was the right thing for her away. and i think we her to stay away. and i think we got—wtttowt- her to stay away. and i think we got—without thei got on with the day without the eptteee—expertl got on with the day without the endless—expert , endless body language expert, you endless body language expert, wow wow— endless body language expert, you know. tte— endless body language expert, you know, the lip— endless body language expert, you know, the lip readers and all you know, the lip readers and at tte— you know, the lip readers and all the tittle _ you know, the lip readers and all the tittle tattle getting in the wow— all the tittle tattle getting in the wow ot— all the tittle tattle getting in the way ot o— all the tittle tattle getting in the way of a momentous day. i the way of a momentous day. it woe-ttet— the way of a momentous day. it woe-trot ete— the way of a momentous day. it was-that she stayed - the way of a momentous day. iti was-that she stayed away. was good that she stayed away. i think it's best that she etowet— i think it's best that she stayed _would| stayed away. she would not i top-t— stayed away. she would not i tor-t ttet— stayed away. she would not i don't think would been don't think she would have been weteomet— don't think she would have been welcomedibeen_ don't think she would have been welcomed been booed . and i'm

would have been booed. and i'm otrott— would have been booed. and i'm otrottltop-t— would have been booed. and i'm afraididon't-being- would have been booed. and i'm afraididon't-being i- afraid i don't like being i ttet— afraid i don't like being i think manners. afraid i don't like being i- think-mannerslmay afraid i don't like being i think been manners. may afraid i don't like being i think been quietly, �*iers. may afraid i don't like being i think been quietly, but. may afraid i don't like being i think been quietly, but i may have been quietly, but i wowttp-t— have been quietly, but i wouldn't know. i wouldn't i'd towe— wouldn't know. i wouldn't i'd trove peep— wouldn't know. i wouldn't i'd have been well—mannered. but i tron-t— have been well—mannered. but i tttp-t reottw— have been well—mannered. but i didn't really think— have been well—mannered. but i didn't really think she was welcome. i think she did the ttett—reel welcome. i think she did the. ttett—me right thing. but joining me now trom— right thing. but joining me now from lutterworth_ right thing. but joining me now from lutterworth is will hollis trom— from lutterworth is will hollis tom—got- from lutterworth is will hollis from—got sophiei from leigh. we've got sophie teoper— from leigh. we've got sophie reaper-cardiff- from leigh. we've got sophie reaper cardiff castle, jack reaper from cardiff castle, jack coreop— reaper from cardiff castle, jack coreop .— reaper from cardiff castle, jack coreop . wro— reaper from cardiff castle, jack carson , who should we go with? carson, who should we go with? oh, carson, who should we go with? or. t-tt— carson, who should we go with? or. m etort— carson, who should we go with? oh, i'll start with. _ carson, who should we go with? oh, i'll start with. oh, he's got— oh, i'll start with. oh, he's got o— oh, i'll start with. oh, he's got o oer.— oh, i'll start with. oh, he's got a car. we've- oh, i'll start with. oh, he's got a car. we've got your hat on wow— got a car. we've got your hat on your—jack- got a car. we've got your hat on wow—toot e- got a car. we've got your hat on your—jack ? jack?i your head. is that jack? jack? jack— your head. is that jack? jack? root coreop— your head. is that jack? jack? root coreop .— your head. is that jack? jack? jack carson . well, i wanted to jack carson. well, i wanted to do jack carson. well, i wanted to to jack-— jack carson. well, i wanted to to root. rete— jack carson. well, i wanted to do jack. he's got— jack carson. well, i wanted to do jack. he's got a hat on. but i'll do jack. he's got a hat on. but wt to— do jack. he's got a hat on. but wt to wit— do jack. he's got a hat on. but i'll do will then. _ do jack. he's got a hat on. but i'll do will then. on then. i'll do will then. go on then. wttt. — i'll do will then. go on then. wttt. wttt— i'll do will then. go on then. will. will you— i'll do will then. go on then. will. will you talk me ? will. will you talk to me? rotte— will. will you talk to me? hello ? hello.— will. will you talk to me? hello ? hello. it's- will. will you talk to me? 7’ hello. it's bright and hello? hello. it's bright and teowtttwt— hello? hello. it's bright and beautiful. the— 7 hello. it's bright and beautiful. the sun's just gone tettpt— beautiful. the sun's just gone tettpt eoe— beautiful. the sun's just gone behind some clouds. but we do towe— behind some clouds. but we do trove tote— behind some clouds. but we do trove tote ot— behind some clouds. but we do have lots of people who are enjoying— have lots of people who are eprowtpp tte— have lots of people who are enjoying the street party still in lutterworth.— enjoying the street party still in lutterworth. been out in lutterworth. they've been out all in lutterworth. they've been out ott—otp-t- in lutterworth. they've been out ott—otp-t going- in lutterworth. they've been out all until ain't going in lutterworth. they've been out all until it's ain't going in lutterworth. they've been out all until it's dark.t going in lutterworth. they've been out all until it's dark. one ng in lutterworth. they've been out all until it's dark. one of the home until it's dark. one of the torture— home until it's dark. one of the families-i've— home until it's dark. one of the families-i've been- home until it's dark. one of the families i've been speaking families that i've been speaking to te— families that i've been speaking to te tte— families that i've been speaking to te the tort— families that i've been speaking to is the tight family. they're not— to is the tight family. they're pot-tw— to is the tight family. they're not- by nature, - to is the tight family. they're not by nature, even though not tight by nature, even though thew— they are by name, because thew-we— they are by name, because ttew-we—ol they are by name, because- ttew-we—o eoot they've been giving me a good eeteettorr— they've been giving me a good selection-cakes.— they've been giving me a good selection cakes. nana guys, selection of cakes. nana guys, wttt— selection of cakes. nana guys, wtot toee— selection of cakes. nana guys, what does this— selection of cakes. nana guys, what does this mean to you to be otte— what does this mean to you to be ottelte— what does this mean to you to be ottelte-wttt— what does this mean to you to be able . be -with your- what does this mean to you to be able be with your family able to be here with your family eetetrottpp— celebrating the king's coronation— celebrating the king's coronation - celebrating the king's coronation cit“ celebrating the king's coronation o“ c celebrating the king's- coronation oh, it's just been everything. we've had such a woptertwt— everything. we've had such a wonderful-it's— everything. we've had such a wonderful-it's been- wonderful day. it's been oteotwtetw— absolutely gorgeous. i'm so protetwt— absolutely gorgeous. i'm so

grateful lutterworth council absolutely gorgeous. i'm so gra putting lutterworth council absolutely gorgeous. i'm so gra putting this arworth council absolutely gorgeous. i'm so gra putting this on orth council absolutely gorgeous. i'm so gra putting this on fori council absolutely gorgeous. i'm so gra putting this on for usiuncil absolutely gorgeous. i'm so gra putting this on for us all. il for putting this on for us all. teottw. — for putting this on for us all. really. _fabulous.. really. it's been fabulous. wette— really. it's been fabulous. we-we tot— really. it's been fabulous. we-we trot o— really. it's been fabulous. we've had a lovely time . lots of we've had a lovely time. lots of eetetrottope— we've had a lovely time. lots of celebrations and— we've had a lovely time. lots of celebrations and had a great tow.— celebrations and had a great day- veep.— celebrations and had a great day- weep. tte— celebrations and had a great day. yeah, it's been great. lots of day. yeah, it's been great. lots ot eetetrotow— day. yeah, it's been great. lots of celebratory drinks. the whole family's— of celebratory drinks. the whole family's here. lots of different ages, people . what's ages, loads of people. what's this like getting together with the whole family here in lutterworth ? oh, thought lutterworth? oh, i thought teeowee— lutterworth? oh, i thought because-the- lutterworth? oh, i thought because-the one. because it's the. the one occasion that— because it's the. the one occasion that only going occasion that we're only going to trove.— occasion that we're only going to powere-— occasion that we're only going to have, we probably to have, aren't we in probably tttettme— to have, aren't we in probably our lifetime or— to have, aren't we in probably our lifetime or my lifetime now. art— our lifetime or my lifetime now. art t— our lifetime or my lifetime now. art t ttowgtt— our lifetime or my lifetime now. and i thought to— our lifetime or my lifetime now. and i thought to get— our lifetime or my lifetime now. and i thought to get the- our lifetime or my lifetime now. and i thought to get the whole family together, my daughter lives in yorkshire . we have lives in yorkshire. we have ukrainians that we've hosted and new family friends through our ukrainians and pretty much we've beenin ukrainians and pretty much we've been in lutterworth all our lives. so you've got it's really special, really good . the street special, really good. the street party special, really good. the street portw poee— special, really good. the street portw poee ott— special, really good. the street party goes all the— special, really good. the street party goes all the way- i it:i;ft..p g: the street party goes all the way down the etreet— party goes all the way down the etreet oe— party goes all the way down the etreet oe tor— party goes all the way down the street as far as— party goes all the way down the street as far as you— party goes all the way down the street as far as you can see. out— street as far as you can see. out tt— street as far as you can see. out tt ten-t— street as far as you can see. but it isn't just— street as far as you can see. but it isn't just places like twtterwortt— but it isn't just places like lutterworth in— but it isn't just places like lutterworth in leicestershire. were— lutterworth in leicestershire. were ott— lutterworth in leicestershire. we're all-the- lutterworth in leicestershire. we're all the country , we're all over the country, tretwttpe— we're all over the country, including sophie reaper, who's including sophie reaper, who's to teeth— including sophie reaper, who's to tetet tr— including sophie reaper, who's in leigh in greater. manchester ttett— in leigh in greater. manchester ttett wow— in leigh in greater. manchester thank you rew— in leigh in greater. manchester thank you very much.- in leigh in greater. manchester thank you very much. will- in leigh in greater. manchester thank you very much. will well, the party is starting to wrap up a little bit here in the big

lunch in leigh, but we have got some live music. you can probably hear. people are still enjoying their picnics on the gingham lined tables and people are still enjoying the rides and the games here. i'm going to try my luck at one right now. fingers crossed on the old .uk, so i'll go for this one. oh dear . there we go. there we go. there we go . and we can it“ti.:i; gtit there we go. “ti;iti; git and we can go it“ti.:i; gtit there we go. “tiiti; gtit and we can go now there we go. and we can go now to wro— there we go. and we can go now to someone who i— there we go. and we can go now to someone who i think- “tiiti; t3t1:t and we can go now to someone who i think he's powre— to someone who i think he's towpp rwet— to someone who i think he's towpp rwet oe— to someone who i think he's having just as much fun as us here— having just as much fun as us here to— having just as much fun as us here to teete— having just as much fun as us here in leigh, jack carson in career— here in leigh, jack carson in cortttt. — here in leigh, jack carson in cortttt. tt— here in leigh, jack carson in cardiff . well, thank you, cardiff. hi. well, thank you, soptte.— cardiff. hi. well, thank you, soptte. rm— cardiff. hi. well, thank you, sophie. i'm here— cardiff. hi. well, thank you, sophie. i'm here in- cardiff. well, thank you, sophie. i'm here in cardiff. you may— sophie. i'm here in cardiff. you may te— sophie. i'm here in cardiff. you may be mistaken— sophie. i'm here in cardiff. you may be mistaken for thinking twe— may be mistaken for thinking t-we peep— may be mistaken for thinking i've been i've— may be mistaken for thinking i've been i've been crowned tree.— i've been i've been crowned twp. tut— i've been i've been crowned tree. but t— i've been i've been crowned king, but i haven't. this is tte— king, but i haven't. this is ttte te— king, but i haven't. this is ttte te tte— king, but i haven't. this is this is the fine— king, but i haven't. this is this is the fine work of logan, a this is the fine work of logan, o—ttot— this is the fine work of logan, o-ttot t— this is the fine work of logan, o-ttot t we- this is the fine work of logan, a-that i was with,- a little kid that i was with, wttt— a little kid that i was with, wttt-territo- a little kid that i was with, wttt-tomttw .- a little kid that i was with, with family . enjoying with their family. enjoying a bit with their family. enjoying a ttt ot— with their family. enjoying a ttt ot o— with their family. enjoying a bit of a picnic— with their family. enjoying a bit of a picnic earlier on. i've got— bit of a picnic earlier on. i've got my— bit of a picnic earlier on. i've got my own— bit of a picnic earlier on. i've got my own little— bit of a picnic earlier on. i've got my own little crown. i'm very— got my own little crown. i'm very tmpreeeet— got my own little crown. i'm very impressed with it, actually . eut— very impressed with it, actually . out yee— very impressed with it, actually . out yee. t— very impressed with it, actually . pet yee. t we— very impressed with it, actually . but yes, i was here with emroytmp— . but yes, i was here with emroytmp tte— . but yes, i was here with enjoying the picnic because realistically— enjoying the picnic because realistically here the community has realistically here the community tree-together— realistically here the community has-together in- realistically here the community has together in cardiff. has come together in cardiff. rete—

has come together in cardiff. tmelwtet— has come together in cardiff.. this .what-coronation this is what the big coronation tenet— this is what the big coronation twmem mee— this is what the big coronation lunch has been— this is what the big coronation lunch has been all about. we've tet— lunch has been all about. we've met—ep- lunch has been all about. we've met—up ee- lunch has been all about. we've. met—pp ee ptpeome had people dressed up as pigeons on-,_ had people dressed up as pigeons om— om etttte- had people dressed up as pigeons on-, on stilts. it's- on kangaroos, on stilts. it's teem— on kangaroos, on stilts. it's teem-tem- on kangaroos, on stilts. it's teem-tum .- on kangaroos, on stilts. it's teem-tum . a- on kangaroos, on stilts. it's been _fun . a reali been so much fun. a real eommwmtty— been so much fun. a real community spirit. of course, we mow— community spirit. of course, we know mow— community spirit. of course, we know how much— community spirit. of course, we know how much coronation is know how much the coronation is meemt— know how much the coronation is meemtlwetee.— know how much the coronation is meant-wales, with— know how much the coronation is meant wales, with king meant to wales, with king ctertee— meant to wales, with king ctertee ttt — meant to wales, with king charles iii being such a big pari— charles iii being such a big pert-eowmtry-e- charles iii being such a big part country's history part of this country's history over-peet— part of this country's history over-past few- part of this country's history over past few decades. of over the past few decades. of me te— over the past few decades. of course, he is the— over the past few decades. of course, he is the only he's the ttet— course, he is the only he's the first monarch— course, he is the only he's the first monarch since elizabeth, the first monarch since elizabeth, tee—to— first monarch since elizabeth, tee—to te- first monarch since elizabeth, the to be crowned the first to be to be crowned ttme— the first to be to be crowned ttmp. perme— the first to be to be crowned king. being able— the first to be to be crowned king. being able to speak welsh .ttere-e— king. being able to speak welsh .ttere-e e— king. being able to speak welsh , there's a little— king. being able to speak welsh , there's a little fact for you on _ afternoon l , there's a little fact for you. on_afternoonlbut on your sunday afternoon, but twe— i've been enjoying the fun. be emroytme— i've been enjoying the fun. be. emroytme—ewteme enjoying some coronation quiche and enjoying some coronation quiche emt—emetem- enjoying some coronation quiche ert—emotem i and some coronation chicken, wttem— and some coronation chicken, with te— and some coronation chicken, which is with— and some coronation chicken, which is with the— and some coronation chicken, which is with the original reetpe— which is with the original reetpe teet— which is with the original recipe back in— which is with the original recipe back in 1953. with that wttt— recipe back in 1953. with that wttt eome— recipe back in 1953. with that with some lettuce . it was with some lettuce. it was tettetowe. — with some lettuce. it was delicious. so _ with some lettuce. it was delicious. so i'm enjoying myeett— delicious. so i'm enjoying myeett .— delicious. so i'm enjoying myself . we're— delicious. so i'm enjoying myself . we're enjoying ourselves myself. we're enjoying ourselves all myself. we're enjoying ourselves ett—ewt- myself. we're enjoying ourselves ett—ewt tt-el all across the country. but it's teet— all across the country. but it's peek-m— all across the country. but it's back-in london.- all across the country. but it's back in london. thank you back to you in london. thank you very— back to you in london. thank you very meet.— back to you in london. thank you very meowreet. — back to you in london. thank you very much, jack. lovely to speak to you so much. to you. thank you so much. that's , we were that's jack carson now, we were epeettme— that's jack carson now, we were speaking-reporters,- speaking to our reporters, but tet-e— speaking to our reporters, but tet-e-wmet— speaking to our reporters, buti let's-what-doing? let's see, what are you doing? wette— let's see, what are you doing? werttm ott— let's see, what are you doing? werttm ott you— let's see, what are you doing? martin did you have you got any etreet— martin did you have you got any etreet perttee— martin did you have you got any street parties or— martin did you have you got any street parties or anything coming— street parties or anything eomtmp ep— street parties or anything eomtmp up or— street parties or anything. coming up or-got street parties or anything- coming up or-got one? street parties or anything- con beenp or-got one? street parties or anything conbeen interesting got one? street parties or anything conbeen interesting to got one? street parties or anything conbeen interesting to see one? street parties or anything conbeen interesting to see in e? it's been interesting to see in tomtom— it's been interesting to see in. tomtom—totey london, like across london today eme— london, like across london today end where— london, like across london today end where t— london, like across london today and where i-in_ london, like across london today and where i in south—east and where i live in south—east tomtom— and where i live in south—east tomtomlrwtet— and where i live in south—east london, quiet, very muted, and where i live in south—east lthink. quiet, very muted, and where i live in south—east lthink. “

kind of liberal mindset. it's not quite as patriotic as- not quite as patriotic as some of not quite as patriotic as some ot tte— not quite as patriotic as some ot the more— not quite as patriotic as some of the more working class areas out of the more working class areas owt ot— of the more working class areas owt ot tte— of the more working class areas out of the capital,— of the more working class areas out of the capital, but i had a poet— out of the capital, but i had a pwtet tey— out of the capital, but i had a quiet day yesterday. i: quiet day yesterday. i watched it quiet day yesterday. i watched tt—tt- quiet day yesterday. i watched tt—tt wee- it with the kids, but it was lovely soak lovely just to sort of soak it all . i enjoyed the all up. i enjoyed some of the more moments i enjoy. more off beat moments i enjoy. i love inside the love the music inside the cathedral. i love the black gospel choir. when they did their thing. gospel choir. when they did theirthing. in gospel choir. when they did their thing. in fact, that was gospel choir. when they did theikidsng. in fact, that was gospel choir. when they did theikids favouritet, that was gospel choir. when they did theikids favourite bit�*iat was gospel choir. when they did theikids favourite bit was vas gospel choir. when they did theikids favourite bit was it; gospel choir. when they did theikids favourite bit was it was my kids favourite bit was it was a mix and so later on a lovely mix and so later on when the criticism came in that it was kind of white, kind of exclusive, i thought was exclusive, i thought it was absolute nonsense. and that absolute nonsense. and even that tttm-t— absolute nonsense. and even that tttm-t-tme— absolute nonsense. and even that didn't-the spirits.- absolute nonsense. and even that didn't-the spirits. i- didn't dampen the spirits. i thought— didn't dampen the spirits. i thought day. thought it was a tremendous day. it thought it was a tremendous day. tt-towety— thought it was a tremendous day. tt-towety eey. so— it was a lovely day. so what about it was a lovely day. so what. etowt—yow about you, peter? what did you do about you, peter? what did youi to—yeetertey do to celebrate? well, yesterday i do to celebrate? well, yesterday t wemt— do to celebrate? well, yesterday t went to — do to celebrate? well, yesterday i went to watch— do to celebrate? well, yesterday i went to watch cricket. part of tte— i went to watch cricket. part of tee-wee— i went to watch cricket. part of the was rained off the time that was rained off in a fashion. but this a very english fashion. but this morning i made a cake for my church. i went to church, and i'm obviously. but they're i'm here, obviously. but they're having a party. left them having a party. so i left them with homemade for with a homemade fruit cake for the that's very the celebration. that's very good you. that's lovely, good of you. that's very lovely, rem-t— good of you. that's very lovely, tent—teet- isn't it? well actually, last mett— isn't it? well actually, last meet-etreet- isn't it? well actually, last night street party in isn't it? well actually, last- night-street party in my night i had a street party in my etreet.— night i had a street party in my etreet-were— night i had a street party in my street, were partying street, and we were partying till street, and we were partying tttt etowt— street, and we were partying till about 2:00— street, and we were partying till about 2:00 the morning. till about 2:00 in the morning. it till about 2:00 in the morning. tt-ereet. — till about 2:00 in the morning. tt-ereet. at— till about 2:00 in the morning. it-great. at the— till about 2:00 in the morning. it great. at the end of our it was great. at the end of our etreet.— it was great. at the end of our street, little— it was great. at the end of our street, little party. ' “t: street, little party. and you've temee— street, little party. and you've turned for very turned up for work. very professional, i did.

professional, of course i did. i talk i mean, come on, let's talk etowt— i mean, come on, let's talk about coronation. but about the coronation. but ttetem— about the coronation. but. ttetem—ttt about the coronation. but- ttetem—ttt et listen, tell me what you did at tome.— listen, tell me what you did at tome-you— listen, tell me what you did at home. you celebrate home. how did you celebrate the coromettom— home. how did you celebrate the coronation get— home. how did you celebrate the coronation get in— home. how did you celebrate the coronation get in touch. gb vtewe— coronation get in touch. gb views gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb views gbnews.uk or tweet me at ert _we-t— views gbnews.uk or tweet me at ert-wet towe— views gbnews.uk or tweet me at ert _we-t towe to— views gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb we'd love to hear your gb news. we'd love to hear your ttowette— thoughts. your your preparations, whether you emroyet— preparations, whether you emroyet tte — preparations, whether you enjoyed the day itself, you're wttt— enjoyed the day itself, you're wttt me— enjoyed the day itself, you're wttt rm— enjoyed the day itself, you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb with me. i'm nana akua. this is ert wewe— with me. i'm nana akua. this is ert wewe om— with me. i'm nana akua. this is ert wewe om tw— with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb news on tv, online and on ttettet— gb news on tv, online and on ttettet retro— gb news on tv, online and on ttettet retto .— gb news on tv, online and on digital radio . after the break, digital radio. after the break, in digital radio. after the break, tm ow— digital radio. after the break, it oer-treet— digital radio. after the break, in our head head, prince in our next head to head, prince terry— in our next head to head, prince terry te— in our next head to head, prince werry te teet— in our next head to head, prince werry te teet m— in our next head to head, prince harry is back in california etter— harry is back in california after-fleeting- harry is back in california after fleeting visit to after his fleeting visit to the uk after his fleeting visit to the wt-tetmer-e- after his fleeting visit to the uk father's coronation. uk for his father's coronation. is uk for his father's coronation. re re— uk for his father's coronation. re re pome— uk for his father's coronation. te tee eome tor— uk for his father's coronation. is he gone for good? should he reewe—m— is he gone for good? should he reewe—m tte- is he gone for good? should he have—in the first- have even come in the first pteeee— have even come in the first pteeee ttet— have even come in the first place? first, let's your place? first, let's get your teteet— place? first, let's get your teteet-.- place? first, let's get your latest-. hello- place? first, let's get your latest . hello there place? first, let's get your- latest-. hello there and latest weather. hello there and eree— latest weather. hello there and greg dewhurst. _ latest weather. hello there and greg dewhurst. ' “t: latest weather. hello there and greg dewhurst. “r: i latest weather. hello there and greg dewhurst. ' “r: i greg dewhurst. and welcome to your latest gb news weather by the met office. well, wetter weather is on the way, but plenty sunshine today. it's plenty of sunshine today. it's been rather warm. it stays muggy over the next few days, too. today's high pressure today's ridge of high pressure starts the way , starts to move out the way, opens doors the atlantic opens the doors to the atlantic . weather systems moving in, bringing some wetter and breezier conditions for many of us. some heavy showers in there, too. staying unsettled for the working week. fine evening to come for much of the uk , we will

come for much of the uk, we will see some low cloud across some eastern coast still, but it is eyes to the west as cloud and rain pushes in from the atlantic as move into the early hours, as we move into the early hours, affecting western areas. by the end night, some of the end of the night, some of the rain at times , rain could be heavy at times, clearest, driest conditions holding on in the east. a mild start to monday morning. temperatures in double figures for a and windy for many, but a wet and windy start across western areas. this outbreak of rain pushes its way eastwards through the day. perhaps some sunshine just about holding anglia for holding on for east anglia for the longest. brighter the longest. turning brighter behind across scotland, northern ireland, some sunny spells here, but showers but some really heavy showers developing for northern ireland in particular, some rumbles of thunder. local flooding is possible where we the possible where we get the sunshine . temperatures reaching sunshine. temperatures reaching around 18 or degrees, around 18 or 19 degrees, stuck under and the rain, it under the cloud and the rain, it will feel quite chilly into the evening time . still, some evening time. still, some showers are rumbling on, but they should away into the they should fade away into the early hours cloud and rain continuing to push slowly eastwards across england and wales and elsewhere as we go

through towards the end of the night into tuesday morning, we will see drier conditions spreading in from the west and temperatures generally with cloud around holding up in double figures for many of us. so bit of a grey mixed start so a bit of a grey mixed start on morning. some sunny on tuesday morning. some sunny spells the risk of some rain across eastern perhaps across eastern areas, perhaps heavy for a time across north—east scotland, but it should brighten slowly should brighten up slowly through the morning. some sunny spells , also scattering spells, but also a scattering of showers developing stays unsettled the next few unsettled over the next few days. further showers and rain, temperatures a above temperatures a little above average

this is gb news radio . c: this is gb news radio. good ettemoom — this is gb news radio. good afternoon. if— this is gb news radio. good afternoon. if you've just tuned in, where have you been? it's coming up to 24 minutes after 3:00. this is gb news on tv, onune 3:00. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua . right. it is also nana akua. right. it is also time for head to head. joining me, of course, is martin daubney and peter , i forgot your name. and peter, i forgot your name. now just some bloke . some bloke, now just some bloke. some bloke, some now just some bloke. some bloke, ttote— now just some bloke. some bloke, some bloke, some— now just some bloke. some bloke, some bloke, some left,—

\ttijt�*tti some bloke, some bloke, some left, some left ttote— some bloke, some left, some left ttote ttote. — some bloke, some left, some left bloke bloke. peter— some bloke, some left, some left bloke bloke. 3: bloke bloke. peter edwards. right moving on to another big event this week, the local elections . and it's time, elections. and it's a good time, is think , for is it, do you think, for keir starmer overtake the starmer the labour overtake the conservatives to become the largest local largest party of local government, more than government, picking up more than 500 seats? it's been a turbulent past year the tories tainted past year for the tories tainted by economic turmoil. strike ups and ministerial misconduct. let's talk about the leaders as well. i mean, it's a bit of well. i mean, it's been a bit of a joke which may have contributed to them losing over a thousand councillors and the labour has claimed that labour leader has claimed that his performance sets his party's performance sets them on course for labour them on course for a labour majority at the next general election. so going head to head with afternoon , i'm with me this afternoon, i'm going start you. going to start with you. martin daubney you think sets daubney do you think this sets them a thousand? the tories them up? a thousand? the tories have thousand have lost over a thousand seats. the got hammered and i the tories got hammered and i think it. let's think they deserved it. let's face it, the conservative- 3: c let's face it, the conservative party teem-t— face it, the conservative party teem-t teem— face it, the conservative party hasn't been conservative since etowt— hasn't been conservative since etowt zero. — hasn't been conservative since about 2019. there,- hasn't been conservative since about 2019. it“ti.:i; i about 2019. there, the labour party on tax. we voted boris. we've got corbyn. we've got the highest taxes since world war two on net zero. we've got caroline lucas, we've got greta thunberg. they're the green party in disguise on borders.

we basically have refugees. wetoome. — we basically have refugees. wetoome. we— we basically have refugees. welcome. we have- we basically have refugees. welcome. we have the- we basically have refugees. welcome. we have the liberal democrats. would the real conservative party please stand up sharpish ? because if they up sharpish? because if they don't, they're dead. they're dead at the next general election. and they can't rearrange the deck chairs anymore on the titanic. this is anymore on the titanic. this is a of where anymore on the titanic. this is a-of where theresa- anymore on the titanic. this is a-of where theresa may| a repeat of where theresa may tetore— a repeat of where theresa may was before they— a repeat of where theresa may was before they were annihilated by was before they were annihilated ty tte— was before they were annihilated by the text— was before they were annihilated by the brexit party in may 2019, wiret— by the brexit party in may 2019, with t— by the brexit party in may 2019, with t pot— by the brexit party in may 2019, which i got involved in. '“t: which i got involved in. and i threw— which i got involved in. and i threw tte— which i got involved in. and i think the writings on the wall. i they've gone too far. i think they've gone too far. they talk tough. they never deliver the tory party is two parties within a party. it's the shire tories, the wet proper tories, people like lee anderson i think are the future. sometimes you need a forest fire before there's regrowth . i think before there's regrowth. i think that's where we are with the tories. they deserve to get hammered. ironic tories. they deserve to get hammertlee ironic tories. they deserve to get hammert lee anderson nic tories. they deserve to get hammert lee anderson came from because lee anderson came from the well. for the labour party as well. for him real tory. do him to be the real tory. what do you— him to be the real tory. what do you tmmte— him to be the real tory. what do you think? peter?— him to be the real tory. what do you think? peter? so think you think? peter? so i think the government— you think? peter? so i think the government looks— you think? peter? so i think the government looks knackered and trey—eomtweet- they had a bit of a confused eempetpm— they had a bit of a confused campaign sometime talking about cost campaign sometime talking about eoetlttwme — campaign sometime talking about cost living. “35 campaign sometime talking about cost i ng. “35 campaign sometime talking about cost c “35 campaign sometime talking about cost 3 “35 campaign sometime talking about cost 3 “ “35 about like small boats and in some talked about local some areas talked about local issues , irrelevant particular

issues, irrelevant particular town. so i think they lost their way a bit. i think labour did very well. they had some key gains. dover medway, swindon and there although their councillor is also where their bellwether parliamentary seats , there's parliamentary seats, there's something called the projected national vote share that basically the basically means with the elections that did this elections that we did have this week, not area, not week, which was not area, not everywhere, gamed that everywhere, if you gamed that out whole for out across the whole country for all 650 seats, what that would look . erg forecasters said look like. erg forecasters said beforehand and these are people who are not of political beforehand and these are people whc academic of political beforehand and these are people whc academic saidf political beforehand and these are people whc academic saidf polstarmer the academic said keir starmer needed about 10 to 12 needed to get about 10 to 12 points the tories. he points lead over the tories. he got seven. so great job, but still more work to do and that's why labour are not complacent about victory. yeah, and i think why labour are not complacent athinklictory. yeah, and i think why labour are not complacent athink the ry. yeah, and i think ftthink the real/eah, and i think ftthink the real nightmare think ftthink the real nightmare from; i think the real nightmare from my potttteet— i think the real nightmare from my political point of view is tte— my political point of view is tee—reetwe- my political point of view is the—heading to. my political point of view is. the—heading to the the fact we are heading to the two— the fact we are heading to the ttmt ot— the fact we are heading to the kind of promiscuous lib dems you poppet— kind of promiscuous lib dems you poppet m— kind of promiscuous lib dems you poppet m tet— kind of promiscuous lib dems you hopped in bed with— kind of promiscuous lib dems you hopped in bed with the tories wtem— hopped in bed with the tories wmem tt— hopped in bed with the tories wmem tt wee— hopped in bed with the tories when it was cameron's time. trey-re— when it was cameron's time. trey-re going— when it was cameron's time. trey-re pomp-to- when it was cameron's time. they're going to top in they're going to have to top in pet— they're going to have to top in pet wttt— they're going to have to top in bed with-starmer,- bed with keir starmer, aren't tmeye— they? there's going to be emotmer— another coalition in at the momem— another coalition in at the i moment,_there's moment, as it stands, there's mot— moment, as it stands, there's mot pome— moment, as it stands, there's not going-there'll- not going to be there'll be no owtrtett— not going to be there'll be no owtrtett-tor- not going to be there'll be no outright for labour. outright majority for labour. ttet— outright majority for labour. ttet meme— outright majority for labour. that means this— outright majority for labour. that means this gasly- outright majority for labour. that means this gasly coalition. i think of , of

that means this gasly coalition. i think of, of closer alignment with the european union, much more net zero targets. you know, it's going more net zero targets. you know, ttte potme to— more net zero targets. you know, ttte pomp to te— more net zero targets. you know, it's going to be punishing- 3 you know, it's going to be punishing for motortete— it's going to be punishing for motortete .— it's going to be punishing for motorists , punishing for the motorists, punishing for the working— motorists, punishing for the working classes— motorists, punishing for the working classes and metropolitan ttteret— working classes and metropolitan ttteret ttet— working classes and metropolitan liberal kind of— working classes and metropolitan liberal kind of into— working classes and metropolitan liberal kind of into actual party— liberal kind of into actual perty ot— liberal kind of into actual party of students and the middle classes. there's— party of students and the middle classes. there's no— party of students and the middle classes. “3 classes. there's no one standing up for the working classes . we up for the working classes. we need a political revolution and if we're going to sleepwalk into a coalition of chaos led by a liberal party that basically wants britain to be open to the world, higher taxes, punish the wealthy, brain drain the best people out of the country because that's the way it's going we're going to go. i think we're teettme— going to go. i think we're heading-timesl going to go. i think we'rej heading-times , going to go. i think we're- heading-times , but heading for a dark times, but the conservative— heading for a dark times, but the conservative needs the conservative party needs to wete— the conservative party needs to wete-. — the conservative party needs to wete-. tet- the conservative party needs to wake -. but they're. the conservative party needs to. wake-. but they're not wake up pronto. but they're not doing rishi doing much better. i mean, rishi sunak presides government sunak presides over a government that , has given the that is taxed, has given us the highest the war. highest taxes since the war. that's right. honest , that's right. so to be honest, it can labour do any worse now? do you think labour can do a lot tettere— do you think labour can do a lot tettere tet— do you think labour can do a lot tettere pet t— do you think labour can do a lot better? but i thought martin had perttewterty— better? but i thought martin had perttewterty e— better? but i thought martin had particularly a apocalyptic scenario, which let's talk about ttet— scenario, which let's talk about the tor— scenario, which let's talk about the tor e— scenario, which let's talk about that for a sec. _ scenario, which let's talk about that for a sec. so— scenario, which let's talk about that for a sec. so at the moment it that for a sec. so at the moment tt eowtt— that for a sec. so at the moment tt eowtt te— that for a sec. so at the moment it could belhung_ that for a sec. so at the moment it could be hung parliament. it could be a hung parliament. met-e— it could be a hung parliament. ttet-e eteerty— it could be a hung parliament. that's clearly not— it could be a hung parliament. that's clearly not good enough.

but that's clearly not good enough. pet-.— that's clearly not good enough. ewt-. tetowr- that's clearly not good enough. but-, labour are- but as i said, labour are not eompteeemt— complacent and their shadow mtmtetere— complacent and their shadow ministers-the- complacent and their shadow ministers the airwaves complacent and their shadow miniweekend, the airwaves complacent and their shadow miniweekend, tellingiirwaves complacent and their shadow miniweekend, telling everyone this weekend, telling everyone trey-re— this weekend, telling everyone ttey-re mot— this weekend, telling everyone they're not complacent. think they're not complacent. i think they're not complacent. i think ttte proepeete— they're not complacent. i think the prospects coalition are the prospects of a coalition are pretty— the prospects of a coalition are pretty meem— the prospects of a coalition are pretty much non—existent . the pretty much non—existent. the tetowr— pretty much non—existent. the tetowr rewe— pretty much non—existent. the labour have already ruled out a coettttom— labour have already ruled out a coalition with— labour have already ruled out a coalition with the— labour have already ruled out a coalition with the snp. you eem-t— coalition with the snp. you cent to— coalition with the snp. you can't do deals— coalition with the snp. you can't do deals people can't do deals with people on a meet—tep— can't do deals with people on a tweet—up wt.— can't do deals with people on a break—up uk. imagine they'll break—up uk. i'd imagine they'll rewe— break—up uk. i'd imagine they'll tree to— break—up uk. i'd imagine they'll tree to to— break—up uk. i'd imagine they'll have to do the— break—up uk. i'd imagine they'll have to do the same they have to do the same if they reewee-t— have to do the same if they haven't—the i have to do the same if they| haven't—the lib haven't already with the lib deme— haven't already with the lib. meme—met haven't already with the lib- oeme.—ttet te dems. and the reason for that is twotott— dems. and the reason for that is twotott-peopte— twofold. one, people vote for a etmete — twofold. one, people vote for a emote perry.— twofold. one, people vote for a emote perty. mot— twofold. one, people vote for a single party, not two. and eeeomtty— single party, not two. and secondly, there- single party, not two. and secondly, there are a lot of frontbenchers_ secondly, there are a lot of frontbenchers now have expertemeet— frontbenchers now have experienced and they served thrower—ere experienced and they served- through _era and through the ed miliband era and ed through the ed miliband era and to retireme— through the ed miliband era and ed miliband-like- through the ed miliband era and ed miliband, like was ed miliband, much like him, was putte— ed miliband, much like him, was ewtte-to— ed miliband, much like him, was ewtte-to-owt— quite slow to rule out a coettttom— quite slow to rule out a coalition with- quite slow to rule out a coalition with the nats at this ttme. — coalition with the nats at this ttme. t— coalition with the nats at this ttme. ttmmt— coalition with the nats at this time. i think i'd— coalition with the nats at this time. i think i'd encourage tetowr— time. i think i'd encourage tetowr to— time. i think i'd encourage labour to -lot- time. i think i'd encourage labour to lot quicker in labour to be a lot quicker in mtmte— labour to be a lot quicker in rwttme out— labour to be a lot quicker in ruling out coalition. do ruling out a coalition. but do you— ruling out a coalition. but do you-there- ruling out a coalition. but do you-there might. you not think there might be the potemttet— you not think there might be the potemttetltte— you not think there might be the potential the tories to potential for the tories to eetwetty— potential for the tories to actually i quite - potential for the tories to actually quite and potential for the tories to- actually.quite-and then actually do quite well and then do actually do quite well and then tolcoettttom— actually do quite well and then do coalition liberal do a coalition with the liberal oemoerete— do a coalition with the liberal democrats rather— do a coalition with the liberal democrats rather than the ttteret— democrats rather than the liberal labour liberal democrats and the labour 7 liberal democrats and the labour e—tor— liberal democrats and the labour e—tor-ewt- ? well, that's for then. but there-e— ? well, that's for then. but there's ideological there's massive ideological ttwttee— there's massive ideological divides. _just- there's massive ideological divides. just has to divides. labour just has to ttett— divides. labour just has to ttett tor— divides. labour just has to fight for outright victory. but you— fight for outright victory. but you know — fight for outright victory. but you know tte— fight for outright victory. but you know, the tories have moved emormowety— you know, the tories have moved emormowetylt-t— you know, the tories have moved enormously i'd characterise enormously. i'd characterise it in enormously. i'd characterise it tm—terme- enormously. i'd characterise it tm—terme to- in very different terms to wette— in very different terms to trerttm. tet— in very different terms to martin, but i— in very different terms to martin, but i would the martin, but i would say the tortee— martin, but i would say the tortee rewe— martin, but i would say the tories have become the brexit party— tories have become the brexit petty-ttett— tories have become the brexit party their brexit, with party with their brexit, with tte— party with their brexit, with ttte-rety— party with their brexit, with ttte-terty .-

party with their brexit, with ttte-terty . so- party with their brexit, with the-party . so i- party with their brexit, with the party . so i don't see the brexit party. so i don't see how — the brexit party. so i don't see how wret— the brexit party. so i don't see how. what makes— the brexit party. so i don't see how. what makes you think trey-we— how. what makes you think they've become _ how. what makes you think they've become that? erotic. how. what makes you think they've become that? extriii iti; they've become that? well, where is it they've become that? well, where to tt m— they've become that? well, where to tt m-m— they've become that? well, where is it in in way is it in their, in the way they've behaved that makes you think brexit in any think they support brexit in any way, form? the prime way, shape or form? the prime tttmteter— way, shape or form? the prime minister-brexit- minister voted for brexit in the reeemttwm— minister voted for brexit in the referendum-the- referendum. yes, but the terrewowr. — referendum. yes, but the behaviour. -at- referendum. yes, but the behaviour. - at well, behaviour. look at them. well, mete—tte- behaviour. look at them. well,i mete—tme-emt he's the leader of the party and trey—ttte- they chose him anyway. it's i wowttm-t— they chose him anyway. it's i wouldn't rule _ they chose him anyway. it's i wouldn't rule it— they chose him anyway. it's i wouldn't rule it out, it wouldn't rule it out, but it wowtt— wouldn't rule it out, but it would-bizarre- wouldn't rule it out, but it would bizarre in the would seem bizarre in the extreme— would seem bizarre in the extreme-tow- would seem bizarre in the extreme tory party, aka extreme if the tory party, aka tte— extreme if the tory party, aka ttte-rety— extreme if the tory party, aka ttte-terty .— extreme if the tory party, aka the-party , ended- extreme if the tory party, aka the party , ended up doing the brexit party, ended up doing a the brexit party, ended up doing e-wttm— the brexit party, ended up doing e-wttm tte— the brexit party, ended up doing a-with the lib— the brexit party, ended up doing a with the lib dems, who we a deal with the lib dems, who we all a deal with the lib dems, who we ett mow— a deal with the lib dems, who we ett tmow ee— a deal with the lib dems, who we all know are very— a deal with the lib dems, who we all know are very tactical, very opportwmtet— all know are very tactical, very opportwmtet eme— all know are very tactical, very opportunist and europhiles, if the tow— opportunist and europhiles, if the toy rety— opportunist and europhiles, if the tory party were the brexit party— the tory party were the brexit rerty eme— the tory party were the brexit rterty emt trey— the tory party were the brexit party and they were tough on porter— party and they were tough on border control,— party and they were tough on border control, they were low tex— border control, they were low tax r— border control, they were low tex . trey— border control, they were low tex . tmey wee— border control, they were low tax , they were pro—business, tax, they were pro—business, trey— tax, they were pro—business, ttey — tax, they were pro—business, they were small— tax, they were pro—business, they were small state, they were teep — they were small state, they were keep your— they were small state, they were keep your oee— they were small state, they were keep your nose out— they were small state, they were keep your nose out of our twetmeee— keep your nose out of our business unless you need to. tete— business unless you need to. em te— business unless you need to. we be energy— business unless you need to. let's be energy sovereign. let's be energy sovereign. let's be energy sovereign. let's be motorist friendly. tete— let's be motorist friendly. tet-e te— let's be motorist friendly. let's be small— let's be motorist friendly. let's be small business friendly . mem— let's be small business friendly . then there'd_ let's be small business friendly . then there'd be— let's be small business friendly . then there'd be none- let's be small business friendly . then there'd be none of this conversation. happening. . then there'd be none of this con\tories)n. happening. . then there'd be none of this con\tories would happening. . then there'd be none of this con\tories would still)pening. . then there'd be none of this con\tories would still be ning. the tories would still be massively in control and in front pandemic came in. they threw billions away. we've got a huge national debt. we've got a national debt. the biggest ever . and what i would say is this coalitions are always ruled out

until they happen because people , all politicians are grasping avaricious people who want power . and when it comes down to it, the liberal democrats said they would never get with the would never get in bed with the tories dem. nick tories, lib dem. and then nick clegg the duvet with clegg is under the duvet with david and david davies david cameron and david davies will do it. you know he will with keir when it comes. with keir starmer when it comes. when push comes shove, they when push comes to shove, they will form a coalition because when push comes to shove, they will wanta coalition because when push comes to shove, they will wanta (keep on because when push comes to shove, they will wanta (keep on ttoriesz they want to keep the tories out. that's so out. that's their main goal. so wette— out. that's their main goal. so werttm ottem— out. that's their main goal. so martin often comes— that's their main goal. so martin often comes across as entry — martin often comes across as emery. att— martin often comes across as entry xtt tte— martin often comes across as angry. all the time,- martin often comes across as angry. c angry. all the time, and i'm never he's denouncing me never sure if he's denouncing me or another party or the middle class. but why are you talking about? martin talk about the tetowr— about? martin talk about the tetowr rety— c7’ martin talk about the labour party, because i think rte-e— labour party, because i think he's-steamed- labour party, because i think. he's-steamed-and he's getting steamed up. and so wret— he's getting steamed up. and so whet—terry- he's getting steamed up. and so whet—terry 7. what about the labour party? answer for the lib dems? and i wouldn't to, but all answer for the lib dems? and i woulcthey've to, but all answer for the lib dems? and i woulcthey've to, aut all answer for the lib dems? and i woulcthey've to, a long all answer for the lib dems? and i woulcthey've to, a long record know they've got a long record of breaking promises, particularly clegg particularly around nick clegg tuition fees. well, don't tuition fees. well, i don't mtmt— tuition fees. well, i don't tttmt—rertyl tuition fees. well, i don'ti think—party can tuition fees. well, i don't- think_party can say think the labour party can say ttet—tetter- think the labour party can say that—better and. that they're any better and trey-re— that they're any better and tmeytre ett— that they're any better and they're all doing. that they're any better and- they're all doing. _wanted they're all doing. corbyn wanted tuition and starmer did tuition fees and starmer did initially. he changed his mind teet— initially. he changed his mind tee-wett— initially. he changed his mind last-well,-lots| initially. he changed his mind. last-well,-lots of last week. well, i think lots of every politician in the country has changed their mind. but you were though. were making the point though. but an elected but mark finn's been an elected politician . i haven't. i think politician. i haven't. ithink martin's saying a plague

martin's kind of saying a plague on so is martin on all your houses. so is martin just all politicians , just saying all politicians, including him, are useless? no, i'm that . what including him, are useless? no, i'm that. what i'm i'm not saying that. what i'm saying— i'm not saying that. what i'm saying actual saying is stand by your actual convictions get convictions when you say get brexit done, actually do it . brexit done, actually do it. deliver on fishing, deliver on northern— deliver on fishing, deliver on northern ireland, deliver on border— northern ireland, deliver on border control— northern ireland, deliver on border control ,— northern ireland, deliver on border control , deliver on low border control, deliver on low tax:— border control, deliver on low tax, deliver— border control, deliver on low tax, deliver. being - border control, deliver on low tax, deliver being free of tax, deliver on being free of the— tax, deliver on being free of the burden— tax, deliver on being free of the burden of— tax, deliver on being free of the burden of strasbourg, strasbourg— the burden of strasbourg, strasbourg and brussels. that dun-t— strasbourg and brussels. that dun-t happen.— strasbourg and brussels. that didn't happen. brexit didn't happen . we had a rhino. the happen. we had a rhino. the brexit party said that all along and i hate to be proven right. why ? why does the brexit party why? why does the brexit party not elections then, if not win elections then, if you're because. you're right? well, because. because we, we, the because we, we, we made the tories us do a brexit. that was ourjob. we made analysis. it's totally— ourjob. we made analysis. it's totally confused. _ ourjob. we made analysis. it's totally confused. on- ourjob. we made analysis. it's totally confused. on the- ourjob. we made analysis. it's totally confused. on the one hand.— totally confused. on the one hand, that's what happened . on hand, that's what happened. on the one hand, i say tories have hee— the one hand, i say tories have become brexit— the one hand, i say tories have become brexit and— the one hand, i say tories have become brexit and you are very upset— become brexit and you are very upset about— become brexit and you are very upset about that— become brexit and you are very upset about that .— become brexit and you are very upset about that . but then upset about that. but then you-re— upset about that. but then you-re oheo— upset about that. but then you're also saying you've won i..— you're also saying you've won hhe argument— you're also saying you've won the argument within the right ahe— the argument within the right one-honey. — the argument within the right and-policy. have- the argument within the right and policy. have been and brexit policy. have been oehveeu. — and brexit policy. have been delivered-would- and brexit policy. have been. delivered.-would-as delivered. now i would say as someone who-for- delivered. now i would say as someone who for remain, someone who voted for remain, we had someone who voted for remain, we hoe—uh - someone who voted for remain, we hoe—uh rehohl had the eu referendum um remain hoot.— had the eu referendum um remain hoot. hrexh— had the eu referendum um remain lost. brexit happened. you're all lost. brexit happened. you're oh eo— lost. brexit happened. you're all so obsessed— lost. brexit happened. you're all so obsessed about that, even though— all so obsessed about that, even hhough you— all so obsessed about that, even hhough you — all so obsessed about that, even though you won. no. because though you won. no, no. because whet-e— though you won. no, no. because

whee-e gohg— though you won. no, no. because what's going happen and what's going to happen next and i what's going to happen next and h refer— what's going to happen next and r refer you— what's going to happen next and r refer you ro— what's going to happen next and i refer you to previous i refer you to my previous hohr. — i refer you to my previous pohr. —rhe| i refer you to my previous- point. _the liberal point. don't forget the liberal democrats canvassing literature was bollards to brexit, and starmer has already said he wants closer alliance with the european union. more akin to a shoe— european union. more akin to a ehgre horher— european union. more akin to a single market in— european union. more akin to a single market in all— european union. more akin to a single market in all but- c. " " rzzr" more akin to a single market in all but name . single market in all but name. where— single market in all but name. where gohg— single market in all but name. where gohg ro— single market in all but name. what's going to happen if there is what's going to happen if there he rhe— what's going to happen if there is this alliance— what's going to happen if there is this alliance is— what's going to happen if there is this alliance is the catflap wru— is this alliance is the catflap will-unscrewed- is this alliance is the catflap will unscrewed back to will be unscrewed back to hrueeeh- — will be unscrewed back to brussels. now- will be unscrewed back to brussels. hm brussels. now call me a conspiracy theorist. they both want conspiracy theorist. they both uohr rhor. — conspiracy theorist. they both want that. and if you're going to if you're broker to if you're going to broker power, surely one of terms power, surely one of your terms of , if you're a of engagement, if you're a liberal democrat leader with half to appeal to your half a brain to appeal to your voter we want to get voter base is say we want to get closer chance that closer to brussels chance that i think mark martin's whole pitch to viewers and perhaps the electorate is to create a phantom of an enemy that is out to get us all, which he will then angrily denounce. it's not necessarily so. there's- then angrily denounce. it's not necessarily so. there's no- “rt:“ pg : “rtrt it's not necessarily so. there's no one propoehe— necessarily so. there's no one proooehg o— necessarily so. there's no one proposing a coalition and rhere-e— proposing a coalition and rhere-e ho— proposing a coalition and there's no one— proposing a coalition and there's no one proposing another european— there's no one proposing another european referendum you don't rhhh— european referendum you don't rhhh wru— european referendum you don't think will happen. but let's carry— think will happen. but let's carry on— think will happen. but let's carry on with moment. carry on with this moment. remember this moment, right? heherhher— remember this moment. crikey you-re— remember this moment. crikey youre uhh— remember this moment. crikey youre uhh rhe— remember this moment. crikey you're with me. i'm nana akua. rhe— you're with me. i'm nana akua. rhh—eohgl you're with me. i'm nana akua. rhhlro—eohgl you're with me. i'm nana akua. this to plenty going you're with me. i'm nana akua. this to plenty moreng you're with me. i'm nana akua. this to plenty more still head to head. plenty more still to head to head. plenty more still ro-sroy— head to head. plenty more still ro-sroy-hur- head to head. plenty more stillj

to-stay-but first, head to head. plenty more still to dannystay but first, head to head. plenty more still to danny .:ay but first, head to head. plenty more still to danny . he's but first, head to head. plenty more still to danny . he's not but first, head to head. plenty more still to danny. he's not coming.t, head to head. plenty more still to danny. he's not coming. he's not danny. he's not coming. he's eohhg— not danny. he's not coming. he's coming-herr— not danny. he's not coming. he's coming-next hour- not danny. he's not coming. he's coming-next hour .- not danny. he's not coming. he's coming next hour . but coming in the next hour. but her,— coming in the next hour. but her—hereo- first, let's get your latest news headlines . the news is on news headlines. the news is on the news headlines. the news is on he hey. — news headlines. the news is on he uoy. shy— news headlines. the news is on the way. stay tuned. remember, keep— the way. stay tuned. remember, keep your— the way. stay tuned. remember, keep your thoughts coming. email gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at he newe— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at he heue. wee— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news. we'd love— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news. we'd love to hear your rhoughre— gb news. we'd love to hear your rhoughre ahe— gb news. we'd love to hear your thoughts and your— gb news. we'd love to hear your thoughts and your opinions . what thoughts and your opinions. what ehouro— thoughts and your opinions. what ehouro we— thoughts and your opinions. what ehouro we carry— thoughts and your opinions. what should we carry on— thoughts and your opinions. what should we carry on arguing with her— should we carry on arguing with this? because— should we carry on arguing with this? because i— should we carry on arguing with this? because i was really quite ehr-oyhg— this? because i was really quite enjoying h— this? because i was really quite enjoying it actually, because you— enjoying it actually, because you were— enjoying it actually, because you were-h.- enjoying it actually, because you were-it. i'm- enjoying it actually, because you were it. i'm going to you were giving it. i'm going to ghe— you were giving it. i'm going to he you— you were giving it. i'm going to he you some— you were giving it. i'm going to give you some more time, peter, heeouee— give you some more time, peter, because-telling- give you some more time, peter, because telling martin give you some more time, peter, becoming telling martin give you some more time, peter, becoming apocalyptic:in is coming up with apocalyptic rueoe— is coming up with apocalyptic roeoe ahe— is coming up with apocalyptic ideas and images. but what's whore— ideas and images. but what's where your— ideas and images. but what's what's your view? i mean, he's hee— what's your view? i mean, he's he-elrhhh— what's your view? i mean, he's he'slthink-making- what's your view? i mean, he's he's think making sense. he's i think he's making sense. rhe— he's i think he's making sense.| rhe—hehovhg the tory party are not behaving rhe— the tory party are not behaving he he— the tory party are not behaving like the-party. _ the tory party are not behaving like the party. , like the tory party. the labour party— like the tory party. the labour party are probably behaving slightly like the tory slightly more like the tory party, the party, but then they are the labour party and the of party, but then they are the labrday,'arty and the of party, but then they are the labrday, they and the of party, but then they are the labrday, they alwaysthe of party, but then they are the labrday, they alwaysthe more the day, they always spend more money and money than the tory party. and then the liberal then you've got the liberal hehoerore— democrats who can never make up her— their mind and they need two eroee— sides to balance it. do you reouy— sides to balance it. do you really believe— sides to balance it. do you really believe that the labour sides to balance it. do you really actually that the labour sides to balance it. do you really actually will the labour sides to balance it. do you really actually will will labour sides to balance it. do you really actually will will havejr party actually will will have got party actually will will have eoe—ro- party actually will will have eoe—ho uh- party actually will will have eoe—ho uh e | got what it takes to win? hohour— got what it takes to win? labour absolutely - got what it takes to win? labour absolutely has- got what it takes to win? labour absolutely has what it takes to win, it's it's takes to win, but it's not. it's not yet. the tough part not there yet. the tough part for that both your for me is that both your analysis and martin's always

kind of embraces so much. there's ten things i want there's always ten things i want to disagree with or disagree with at least one a time, with at least one at a time, i or 2. so labour could win the election. clearly it did quite well this week, but it needs to do better. there are a lot of undecideds that were really, i think, going to determine the outcome lot of outcome and that's why a lot of academic folk poring over academic folk are poring over council results, what it means nationally. but let's go nationally. but but let's go back to point previously back to the point we previously just covered martin's fears about win. well, i'm about a coalition win. well, i'm 41. there's been one in my lifetime and an eu referendum. i'm 41. there's been one in my lifetime. these things are not london buses. they don't come around very often, really. london are actually very london buses are actually very herruenh— london buses are actually very rreouehrlheor— london buses are actually very frequent. hear you. that's my frequent. i hear you. that's my porno— frequent. i hear you. that's my pohr. 0h— frequent. i hear you. that's my pohr. 0h|eee.— frequent. i hear you. that's my point. oh,isee.-yes.- frequent. i hear you. that's my point. oh, see. yes. yeah point. oh, i see. yes. yes. yeah hur— point. oh, i see. yes. yes. yeah huh-forger— point. oh, i see. yes. yes. yeah huh-forger-rhe- but don't forget as well, the dup powerbroker in deal dup that a powerbroker in deal with that's with theresa may. so that's actually two power broking coalitions to make sure power got over the line when theresa made the disastrous election in 2017. a disaster along the heur— 2017. a disaster along the brexit fault— 2017. a disaster along the brexit fault line - iz�*ro�* r�* a disaster along the brexit fault line once again . brexit fault line once again. so brexit fault line once again. so rhese— brexit fault line once again. so these things— brexit fault line once again. so these things do- brexit fault line once again. so these things do happen. there are presidents, are two very recent presidents, i going to happen i predict is going to happen again. well, i predict is going to happen again. vright now, though, i happens right now, though, i rhhh— happens right now, though, i. rhhh—our think we are going to go to our

hereu— think we are going to go to our roreer—eo- latest news headlines, so stay whee.— latest news headlines, so stay ruheu-re— latest news headlines, so stay ruheu-h oh— latest news headlines, so stay tuned.-is on the- latest news headlines, so stay tuned. is on the way. this tuned. that is on the way. this is_upl tuned. that is on the way. thisi re—uh ro is gb news. we're coming up to 35 is gb news. we're coming up to so rhhuree— is gb news. we're coming up to 35 minutes after— is gb news. we're coming up to 35 minutes after 3:00. the news is 35 minutes after 3:00. the news re-uoy— 35 minutes after 3:00. the news h-uoy .— 35 minutes after 3:00. the news h-uoy. hexr - 35 minutes after 3:00. the news is-way. next thanks,. is on the way. next thanks, hero. — is on the way. next thanks, nana. i'm ray addison in the newsroom. our top story , newsroom. our top story, coronation celebrations continue as thousands of people across the country are holding a coronation. big lunch. the first lady of the united states , jill lady of the united states, jill biden, was one of the special guests hosted by the prime minister and his wife outside of number 10 downing street. buckingham palace is calling the lunches that commemorate the king's coronation. a nationwide act of celebration and friendship. royal fans told us why they're getting involved . why they're getting involved. and it's very nice. i create a thing and it's very nice. i create a rhhe ro— and it's very nice. i create a rhhg ro hrhg— and it's very nice. i create a thing to bring us— and it's very nice. i create a thing to bring us all- ' “r: t try “ rtrt; i create a thing to bring us all together to celebrate— thing to bring us all together to celebrate this— thing to bring us all together to celebrate this because it's a h— to celebrate this because it's a one in a lifetime— to celebrate this because it's a one in a lifetime thing. i don't rhhh— one in a lifetime thing. i don't rhhh rh— one in a lifetime thing. i don't rhhh r-rh gohg— one in a lifetime thing. i don't think i'm going to— one in a lifetime thing. i don't think i'm going to experience it ogoh. — think i'm going to experience it ogoh. _wo- think i'm going to experience it. again. _it's wonderful. again. we think it's wonderful. there's people again. we think it's wonderful. there's-people have. again. we think it's wonderful. l there's-people have come there's so many people have come to there's so many people have come ro euphoh— there's so many people have come ro euphoh-ue-ve— there's so many people have come to support we've even to support it and we've even got,— to support it and we've even gor, you— to support it and we've even gor, you know,— to support it and we've even got, you know, nice, fine ueorher— got, you know, nice, fine weather after— got, you know, nice, fine weather after all the rain. and whor— weather after all the rain. and whee-you— weather after all the rain. and what-you make— weather after all the rain. and what-you make of- weather after all the rain. and what you make of the what did you make of the

coronation?— what did you make of the coronation?_.| what did you make of the. coronation?_. we coronation? we loved it. we roveu— coronation? we loved it. we loved-minute- loved every minute of it, eepeerohy— loved every minute of it, especially seeing little louis ehghe— especially seeing little louis ehghg rhe— especially seeing little louis singing the national anthem all the singing the national anthem all he hey— singing the national anthem all he uoy rhrough— singing the national anthem all the way through . “ t“ the way through. i was 11 when the way through. i was 11 when the crowned . so but the queen was crowned. so but yeah, it was totally different, but just as enthralling. yeah, it was impressed. yeah.- “r; yeah, it was impressed. yeah. yeah. r-rh — it was impressed. yeah. yeah. r-rh _be- i'm actually proud to be hrhheh— i'm actually proud to be british, isn't— i'm actually proud to be british, isn't it? well, later on he— british, isn't it? well, later on this evening, 20,000 people wru— on this evening, 20,000 people our joh— on this evening, 20,000 people our join rhe— on this evening, 20,000 people will join the newly— on this evening, 20,000 people will join the newly crowned king and queen— will join the newly crowned king and queen or— will join the newly crowned king and queen at windsor castle for the coronation— and queen at windsor castle for the coronation concert . okay, the coronation concert. okay, hrhee— the coronation concert. okay, rrhee or— the coronation concert. okay, prince of wales,— the coronation concert. okay, prince of wales, it's time for your— prince of wales, it's time for your rehearsal— prince of wales, it's time for your rehearsal .— prince of wales, it's time for your rehearsal . the prince of your rehearsal. the prince of hereo— your rehearsal. the prince of rroree hoe— your rehearsal. the prince of wales has released a video on horher— wales has released a video on twitter which— wales has released a video on twitter which shows him reheorehe— twitter which shows him rehearsing for- twitter which shows him rehearsing for his speech at the evene— rehearsing for his speech at the evehr .— rehearsing for his speech at the event . william— rehearsing for his speech at the event . william and kate also event. william and kate also rook— event. william and kate also rooh o— event. william and kate also took a surprise— event. william and kate also took a surprise walkabout in windsor,— took a surprise walkabout in windsor, meeting some of those queuhg— windsor, meeting some of those queuing up— windsor, meeting some of those queuing up .— windsor, meeting some of those queuing up . how,— windsor, meeting some of those queuing up . now, for those of queuing up. now, for those of you— queuing up. now, for those of you werehhe— queuing up. now, for those of you watching on— queuing up. now, for those of you watching on tv, we can also hoe— you watching on tv, we can also see live images— you watching on tv, we can also see live images of— you watching on tv, we can also see live images of the castle where— see live images of the castle where organisers— see live images of the castle where organisers are making her— where organisers are making her rhu— where organisers are making their final preparations. thousands— their final preparations. thousands of- their final preparations. thousands of people there queuing— thousands of people there queuing up— thousands of people there queuing up he— thousands of people there queuing up in front of the gates of windsor— queuing up in front of the gates of windsor castle.— queuing up in front of the gates of windsor castle. take that . of windsor castle. take that. kory— of windsor castle. take that. kory perry— of windsor castle. take that. kory herry ahe— of windsor castle. take that. katy perry and lionel richie wru— katy perry and lionel richie urh oh— katy perry and lionel richie urh oh he— katy perry and lionel richie

will all be performing with eheeror— will all be performing with special appearances , too, from special appearances, too, from rorh — special appearances, too, from rorh cruree. — special appearances, too, from tom cruise. dame— special appearances, too, from tom cruise. dame joan collins ahe— tom cruise. dame joan collins and shr— tom cruise. dame joan collins and sh rom— tom cruise. dame joan collins and sir tom jones.— tom cruise. dame joan collins and sir tom jones. and these peohre— and sir tom jones. and these peopre h— and sir tom jones. and these people in windsor are some of the people in windsor are some of he ruehy— people in windsor are some of the lucky ones— people in windsor are some of the lucky ones to— people in windsor are some of the lucky ones to win tickets to the lucky ones to win tickets to he evehr— the lucky ones to win tickets to he evehr .— the lucky ones to win tickets to the event . well— the lucky ones to win tickets to the event . well the metropolitan the event. well the metropolitan horhe— the event. well the metropolitan rohee re— the event. well the metropolitan police is facing— the event. well the metropolitan police is facing criticism for orreerhe— police is facing criticism for orreerhg 52— police is facing criticism for arresting 52 people on the day of arresting 52 people on the day or he— arresting 52 people on the day of the coronation— arresting 52 people on the day of the coronation four fs says hey— of the coronation four fs says hey wee— of the coronation four fs says they were taken— of the coronation four fs says they were taken into custody for an they were taken into custody for on arroy— they were taken into custody for an array or— they were taken into custody for an array of offences, including eoheprroey— an array of offences, including eoheprroey ro— an array of offences, including conspiracy to cause a public . ae— conspiracy to cause a public nuisance . as graham smith, the nuisance. as graham smith, the chief— nuisance. as graham smith, the chief executive— nuisance. as graham smith, the chief executive of— nuisance. as graham smith, the chief executive of anti—monarchy erouh— chief executive of anti—monarchy oroup hepuhhe— chief executive of anti—monarchy oroup hepuhhe ,— chief executive of anti—monarchy group republic , was held for group republic, was held for heorry— group republic, was held for heorry re— group republic, was held for nearly 16 hours.— group republic, was held for nearly 16 hours. he says . he nearly 16 hours. he says. he says— nearly 16 hours. he says. he eoye rhoee— nearly 16 hours. he says. he says those arrests are a direct erroeh— says those arrests are a direct erroeh oh— says those arrests are a direct erroeh on our— says those arrests are a direct attack on our democracy . we're attack on our democracy. we're on hw— attack on our democracy. we're on rv, onhhe— attack on our democracy. we're on tv, online, on— attack on our democracy. we're on tv, online, on dab+ radio and on tv, online, on dab+ radio and oh rune— on tv, online, on dab+ radio and oh ruhe h— on tv, online, on dab+ radio and oh ruhe h ro— on tv, online, on dab+ radio and on tune in to this— on tv, online, on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is— on tv, online, on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. hook— on tune in to this is gb news. hoeh ow— on tune in to this is gb news. hoeh ro— on tune in to this is gb news. back now to nana— on tune in to this is gb news. back now to nana. rhohh— back now to nana. thank you,- back now to nana. thank you, ray. “ back now to nana.— thank you, ray. this is news cohhg— thank you, ray. this is news cohhg up— thank you, ray. this is news now. coming up at- thank you, ray. “ coming up at 4:00, that's now. coming up at 4:00, that's my rhohorogue. —

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and he's only he's only getting rhere—rohh- and he's only he's only getting there—john says- and he's only he's only getting there—john says if. there by default. john says if hohour— there by default. john says if hohour-ro— there by default. john says if hohour-rolo- there by default. john says if labour-to.a deal- there by default. john says if labour to a deal with labour need to do a deal with he— labour need to do a deal with he hhheroh— labour need to do a deal with the liberal democrats to get hero—herr- the liberal democrats to get. into _ next general into power at the next general eheerhoh— into power at the next general election, then _ into power at the next general election, then kiss election, then we can kiss gooohye— election, then we can kiss gooohye ro— election, then we can kiss goodbye to brexit. mary says the rumour— goodbye to brexit. mary says the rumour hor— goodbye to brexit. mary says the turnout for these _ goodbye to brexit. mary says the turnout for these local elections— turnout for these local elections ,— turnout for these local elections , which nobody's elections, which nobody's pohhreo— elections, which nobody's pohhreu our— elections, which nobody's pointed out actually. well done, wary— pointed out actually. well done, wary-herrhhhe.— pointed out actually. well done, mary terrible. many how mary was terrible. how many how any whhhere— mary was terrible. how many how any winners can claim victories whrh— any winners can claim victories whrh eueh— any winners can claim victories with such abysmal— any winners can claim victories with such abysmal turnout is beyond— with such abysmal turnout is beyond me— with such abysmal turnout is beyond me. and— with such abysmal turnout is beyond me. and there lies the prohherh. — beyond me. and there lies the problem. thank— beyond me. and there lies the problem. thank you for that , problem. thank you for that, mary. — problem. thank you for that, mary. weep— problem. thank you for that, mary. keep your— problem. thank you for that, mary. keep your thoughts coming. vaiews@gbnews.uk. now onto this next vaiews@gbnews.uk. now onto this here horhe— vaiews@gbnews.uk. now onto this here rohhe. hhe— vaiews@gbnews.uk. now onto this next topic. the controversial proh— next topic. the controversial hhoh ro— next topic. the controversial phoh ro houee— next topic. the controversial plan to house migrants on the rerhrreu— plan to house migrants on the refitted barge— plan to house migrants on the refitted barge seems to be going full refitted barge seems to be going ruhh ereorh— refitted barge seems to be going full steam ahead— refitted barge seems to be going full steam ahead as the barge in queerhoh— full steam ahead as the barge in queerhoh he— full steam ahead as the barge in question is due— full steam ahead as the barge in question is due to— full steam ahead as the barge in question is due to arrive in the uk hh— question is due to arrive in the uk he he— question is due to arrive in the uk in the next— question is due to arrive in the uk in the next 24— question is due to arrive in the uk in the next 24 hours. yes it is uk in the next 24 hours. yes it he he— uk in the next 24 hours. yes it he he hhhhy— uk in the next 24 hours. yes it is the bibby stockholm, which is ourrehrhy— is the bibby stockholm, which is currently steaming towards rohrhourh— currently steaming towards falmouth harbour to be refitted oheou— falmouth harbour to be refitted ahead or— falmouth harbour to be refitted ahead of housing,— falmouth harbour to be refitted ahead of housing, up 500 asylum eeeeh— ahead of housing, up 500 asylum eeeeh oowh— ahead of housing, up 500 asylum seekers down in— ahead of housing, up 500 asylum seekers down in portland. so ehouho— seekers down in portland. so ehouho we— seekers down in portland. so should we be— seekers down in portland. so should we be using such vessels to should we be using such vessels ro houee— should we be using such vessels to house asylum— should we be using such vessels to house asylum seekers while going— to house asylum seekers while gohhg heed— to house asylum seekers while gohhg heoo ro— to house asylum seekers while going head to head to discuss rhhe— going head to head to discuss rhhe ,— going head to head to discuss rhhe, rh— going head to head to discuss this , i'm joined— going head to head to discuss this , i'm joined former this, i'm joined by former eohror— this, i'm joined by former eohror or— this, i'm joined by former editor of the— this, i'm joined by former editor of the labourlist peter rewarde— editor of the labourlist peter reworue ahe— editor of the labourlist peter edwards and also gb news contributor— edwards and also gb news contributor former brexit contributor and former brexit party— contributor and former brexit hurry horh— contributor and former brexit party mep martin daubney. i've

got party mep martin daubney. i've ooh ro— party mep martin daubney. i've ooh ro eeere— party mep martin daubney. i've got to start with— party mep martin daubney. i've got to start with you, peter . got to start with you, peter. whor— got to start with you, peter. who do — got to start with you, peter. who do you — got to start with you, peter. what do you about this got to start with you, peter. wha steam yu about this got to start with you, peter. whasteam ahead about this got to start with you, peter. wha steam ahead for)out this got to start with you, peter. whasteam ahead for the this got to start with you, peter. whasteam ahead for the bibby full steam ahead for the bibby sroehhohrhe— full steam ahead for the bibby stockholms coming ? �*vw�*rt;tt t stockholms is coming? well, it's not stockholms is coming? well, it's nor—ou- stockholms is coming? well, it's nor—oh ohul not full steam ahead at all and it may never happen. is, it may never happen. all it is, is a barge bad idea. is a barge for a very bad idea. arriving in a harbour where it will fitted , refitted, and will be fitted, refitted, and eventually, at point eventually, at some point in future , some people might future, some people might live on i think will be on it, which i think will be quite but there's quite uncomfortable. but there's a parallel rwanda a parallel with the rwanda policy . how many times has that policy. how many times has that been and re announced been announced and re announced it's not happened then? it's still not happened then? suella braverman, home suella braverman, the home secretary said recently, be sending flights to rwanda by this summer and her boss, the prime minister, immediately prime minister, said immediately , we so we're not , no, we won't. so we're not doing rwanda. thankfully, we're not doing the barges. will the barges ? out of barges ever happen? out of interest? what _ barges ever happen? out of interest? what .the - g �* out of interest? what the labour interest? what are the labour party— interest? what are the labourl hohy—rhey-we party saying? i think they've expressed i have about expressed concerns i have about what going to do about what are they going to do about it? what's their i'm just it? what's their plan? i'm just wohuerhhe— it? what's their plan? i'm just wohoerhhe . — it? what's their plan? i'm just wondering . _let- it? what's their plan? i'm just wondering . _let me- it? what's their plan? i'm just. wondering . _let me answer wondering. well, let me answer your for you. wondering. well, let me answer your that's for you. wondering. well, let me answer your that's what for you. that well, that's what i meant, that was the first question. what are rhey—rhehr- they saying? what are their owner— plans? i'm just curious. so what whey-we— plans? i'm just curious. so what rhey-we-he— plans? i'm just curious. so what they've is there's a they've said is there's a concern lack of dignity of concern over lack of dignity of individuals, but secondly, what a mess. the home office and the government, if there resorting

to waterborne accommodation . to waterborne accommodation. yvette cooper when this was prominent a few months ago, essentially wants to speed up the queue of migrants waiting to be dealt with. so invest a lot more money in that closer cooperation with france have more money in that closer cooperrof)n with france have more money in that closer cooperrof a with france have more money in that closer cooperrof a kind france have more money in that closer cooperrof a kind ofance have more money in that closer cooperrof a kind of cross have a kind of a kind of cross country and cross border policing unit to weed out both exploitation and some of the drug gangs that might sit behind a boat crossings right . okay. a boat crossings right. okay. well, that was begum.- “rgt g“ okay. well, that was begum. i'm wohoerhhe— well, that was begum. i'm wondering about actual wondering about the actual alternative _ wondering about the actual alternative for— wondering about the actual alternative for housing the peoohe— people that are here. but i'll go to you get through the hoehhoe— go to you get through the hoehhog . — go to you get through the backlog . get- go to you get through the backlog . (rtt g go to you get through the backlog . crtt g backlog. get through the backlog. get through the backlog. meantime , backlog. but in the meantime, you through backlog. you get through the backlog. you've you get through the backlog. you'v you've to do you get through the backlog. you'vyou've to do something here. you've got to do something ohour—eoh-r— here. you've got to do something ohour—eoh-r-eol here. you've got to do something abothrough can't go here. you've got to do something abothrough backlog. go here. you've got to do something abo through backlog. they've here. you've got to do something abo to �*ough backlog. they've here. you've got to do something abo to �*ougsomewhere. )g. they've here. you've got to do something abo t

try and woo the red wall. we know really behind that know that really behind that smile is a welcoming red flag. come over here. you're. you're welcome. as for all the borders, ideas and it's irony, a bitter irony that the tories are a sinking ship and they're relying on barges. they're going to need to on barges. they're going to need ho hum— on barges. they're going to need ro huhhu more— on barges. they're going to need to build more barges. - trtr“ g they're going to need to build more barges. �*vw�*rt ”rt to build more barges. we're going— to build more barges. we're who he— to build more barges. we're who he need— to build more barges. we're going to need the biggest flotilla since d—day house going to need the biggest flot amounta d—day house going to need the biggest flot amounta dpeople house going to need the biggest flot amounta dpeople coming over the amount of people coming over 100,000 projected this year . so 100,000 projected this year. so what are these things? hold a few— what are these things? hold a few hundred— what are these things? hold a few hundred each. 500, i think we spanish armada we need a spanish armada stretching all the way . it's stretching all the way. it's going to be like dunkirk going to be like the dunkirk evacuation , except people going to be like the dunkirk evacuatirin , except people going to be like the dunkirk evacuatirin , exr sea people going to be like the dunkirk evacuatirin , exr sea . people going to be like the dunkirk evacuatirin , exrsea . come ople going to be like the dunkirk evacuatirin , exrsea . come aboard bobbing in the sea. come aboard five star meals. here's a gym, heree— five star meals. here's a gym, heree your— five star meals. here's a gym, heree your rh— five star meals. here's a gym, here's your fi card. _ five star meals. here's a gym, here's your fi card. it's- here's your fi card. it's preposterous- here's your fi card. it's preposterous .- here's your fi card. it's preposterous . people want an end preposterous. people want an end to preposterous. people want an end ro peohhe— preposterous. people want an end to people actually— preposterous. people want an end to people actually coming in in the to people actually coming in in rhe—wo— to people actually coming in in rhe—wo more- to people actually coming in inl the—no more hotels the first place. no more hotels , no more cruise ships. let's actually close the- rt.”. let's actually close the borders . actually close the borders. her-e— actually close the borders. let's actually— actually close the borders. let's actually annexe- actually close the borders. let's actually annexe uncle inventions which exist to tow boats back. and if the french don't like it, el tufo let's actually have some action. if the tories had done that all along, i repeat once again nana we would not be in this fine

mess. martin is we would not be in this fine mess . martin is conflating mess. martin is conflating rehueeee— mess. martin is conflating rerugeee, he— martin is conflating refugees, i.e. people fleeing ahe— refugees, i.e. people fleeing war and economic migrants and i ooh-r— war and economic migrants and i ooh-r hhow— war and economic migrants and i ooh-r know you— war and economic migrants and i don't know you are— war and economic migrants and i don't know you are doing that heeouee— don't know you are doing that heeouee he-e— don't know you are doing that because he's very— don't know you are doing that because he's very confused or he-e— because he's very confused or he-e rryhhg— because he's very confused or he-e rryhhg ro— because he's very confused or he's trying to mislead people, but he's trying to mislead people, huh hhere-e— he's trying to mislead people, huh hhere-e o— he's trying to mislead people, but there's a difference between the but there's a difference between rhe ehouow— but there's a difference between the shadow home— but there's a difference between the shadow home secretary which you who,— the shadow home secretary which you who, holding— the shadow home secretary which you did, holding up— the shadow home secretary which you did, holding up a sign eoyhhe— you did, holding up a sign saying refugees, welcome me. saying refugees, welcome to me. hher— saying refugees, welcome to me. hhor-hhehuoe— saying refugees, welcome to me. that include people from that would include people from whrohhe— that would include people from rrhohhe hor— that would include people from ukraine for example, and the home— ukraine for example, and the home orrhee— ukraine for example, and the home office ,— ukraine for example, and the home office , albanian problems home office, albanian problems to home office, albanian problems ro houee— home office, albanian problems to house migrants— home office, albanian problems to house migrants by whatever roure— to house migrants by whatever roure rhey-we— to house migrants by whatever route they've come. okay so what ohour— route they've come. okay so what ohour peohhe— route they've come. okay so what about people coming from albania who eoy— about people coming from albania who eoy rhey-re— about people coming from albania who say they're not— about people coming from albania who say they're not or people who— who say they're not or people who mid—channel are instructed by humm— who mid—channel are instructed by human traffickers to throw rhehr— by human traffickers to throw their documents— by human traffickers to throw their documents in the water so when— their documents in the water so when rhey— their documents in the water so when they arrive,— their documents in the water so when they arrive, they're undocumented and they can say whor— undocumented and they can say whee-ome— undocumented and they can say whee—ome rhey- undocumented and they can say what-and they can- undocumented and they can say what and they can gain what they like and they can gain the what they like and they can gain rhe—hoppeml what they like and they can gainl rhe—hoppeh . the system. this does happen. yeah. the system. this does happen. veoh. rm— the system. this does happen. veoh. h-m eorry— the system. this does happen. yeah. i'm sorry. sorry— the system. this does happen. yeah. i'm sorry. sorry to- the system. “ : “ yeah. i'm sorry. sorry to let p0p— yeah. i'm sorry. sorry to let pop rhe— yeah. i'm sorry. sorry to let pop the liberal— yeah. i'm sorry. sorry to let pop the liberal bubble that eeoryhe— pop the liberal bubble that everyone lineker everyone like gary lineker rhhmhe—wori everyone like gary lineker. thinks _war zone. everyone like gary lineker. thin not—war zone. everyone like gary lineker thin not simply war zone. everyone like gary lineker thinnot simply true. rzone. everyone like gary lineker thinnot simply true. '“r: e. everyone like gary lineker thinnot simply true. '“r: �*" everyone like gary lineker thinnot simply true. ' “r: �*" it's not simply true. and if we if it's not simply true. and if we hr-rhor— it's not simply true. and if we if that and we accept if we accept that and we accept that people are gaming the system and are instructed to game the system, we a game the system, then we have a never ending caravan coming over the channel. and i'm afraid these borders won't stop it. but the labour party got

but the labour party have goti ewem—whor even less of a clue about what to even less of a clue about what rolohour— even less of a clue about what rolohour hr.— even less of a clue about what rolohour h. h— even less of a clue about what to.about it. i think- even less of a clue about what to about it. i think when to do about it. i think when hemm— to do about it. i think whenl martin—caravan martin talks about a caravan coming— martin talks about a caravan eomhhe-rhe— martin talks about a caravan coming the channel, coming over the channel, he reohhy—umoerl coming over the channel, hei really—under the really is collapsing under the wehehr— weight of his own metaphors. agohm— weight of his own metaphors. agohm whor— weight of his own metaphors. agom. what do— weight of his own metaphors. again, what do you— weight of his own metaphors. gut “ rtrtr �* what again, what do you mean? what do you the you mean collapsing under the wehehre— weight? where are you going? corowoh— weight? where are you going? caravan—know- caravan caravans. i know caravans can't go over the chrome,— caravans can't go over the channel,-what- caravans can't go over the channel, what do you mean channel, but what do you mean exoerhy—. — channel, but what do you mean exoerhy—. amu- channel, but what do you mean exactly-. and steve. exactly my point. and steve were. re— exactly my point. and steve nana. i'd love— exactly my point. and steve nana. i'd love to— exactly my point. and steve nana. i'd love to see- exactly my point. ' “rt orth“? i'd love to see a caravan nana. i'd love to see a caravan . mayhe— nana. i'd love to see a caravan . maybe we— nana. i'd love to see a caravan . maybe we could— orth“? i'd love to see a caravan . maybe we could make a caravan hher— . maybe we could make a caravan her home— . maybe we could make a caravan her home oh— . maybe we could make a caravan that floats on the _ . maybe we could make a caravan that floats on the waters, that hhehe— that floats on the waters, that woke—ome- that floats on the waters, thatl picks-and-takes that floats on the waters, that. picks-and-takes . picks people up and just takes. her-e— picks people up and just takes. here—obsess- picks people up and just takes. let's—obsess on- let's not let's not obsess on the a plane. isn't it? that's a meme— the a plane. isn't it? that's a phone taking— the a plane. isn't it? that's a plane taking them— ' isn't it? that's a plane taking them back to howomho. — plane taking them back to rwanda. mex “ rwanda. sorry. martin's a patriotism was about the french bringing a spanish armada, which i won't happen. but that i suspect won't happen. but that might or the might be the catalans or the basques bringing in. martin forget the language. what about the ? forget the language. what about rhe-e weohohee- forget the language. what about the-? weapons? yeah. i the solution? weapons? yeah. whor— the solution? weapons? yeah. whee-herew- the solution? weapons? yeah. what-labour party. what about the labour party solution? i think what people rhhhh— solution? i think what people rhhhh-rhhe— solution? i think what people think-this is— solution? i think what people think-this is they- rtr“7 i think what people think this is they hear think about this is they hear he— think about this is they hear he whore— think about this is they hear this whole thing. and the idea is this whole thing. and the idea he or— this whole thing. and the idea is some of them— this whole thing. and the idea is some of them might be prepoereroue— preposterous, but at least their hoeoe— ideas and somebody coming up whrh—you— ideas and somebody coming up with _you .from i with something, you go from one ereme— with something, you go from one exrrrhmh— with something, you go from one extrrfind something in the you find something in the mere —h- you find something in the. middle._| think middle. i you know, i think a lot middle. i you know, i think a hor-ore— middle. i you know, i think a hor-ore huer- middle. i you know, i think a lot are just asking, middle. i you know, i think a lot would are just asking, middle. i you know, i think a lot would thee just asking, middle. i you know, i think a lot would the labour sking, middle. i you know, i think a lot would the labour party what would the labour party oeruohhy— what would the labour partyl actually—because actually do about it? because it's actually do about it? because hr-e—ue- it's easy to criticise us whrhour— it's easy to criticise us without actually having a plan . without actually having a plan. voue— without actually having a plan. you've talked— without actually having a plan. you've talked about faster prooeeehme— you've talked about faster processing and— you've talked about faster processing and all that, but we

erhhh—heohhel still have an issue of people coming— still have an issue of people| eomhhe—hwery coming over right now. every day. — coming over right now. every day. refugees— coming over right now. every day. refugees from - coming over right now. every day. “g ' day. refugees from ukraine. are they welcome, yes or no? well, refugees , they're refugees, refugees, they're refugees, aren't they? we're talking about oeyhum— aren't they? we're talking about asylum _economic. asylum seekers and economic mherome. — asylum seekers and economic mhgrome. so,— asylum seekers and economic mhgrome. so, you— asylum seekers and economic migrants. so, you know, refugees . we-we— migrants. so, you know, refugees . we-we gor— migrants. so, you know, refugees . we've got them.— migrants. so, you know, refugees . we've got them. that's what h-m — . we've got them. that's what h-m -so— . we've got them. that's what h-m -so rm— . we've got them. that's what i'm-so i'm talking- . we've got them. that's what i'm so i'm talking about i'm saying. so i'm talking about oeyhum— i'm saying. so i'm talking about oeyhum-oho— i'm saying. so i'm talking about asylum and migrants who asylum seekers and migrants who are asylum seekers and migrants who coming— asylum seekers and migrants who are coming channel. are coming via the channel. i'm not are coming via the channel. i'm no rohhhhe— are coming via the channel. i'm not talking about— are coming via the channel. i'm not talking about refugees who are not talking about refugees who erem—o— not talking about refugees who are and persecution, are fleeing war and persecution, who—rhori who are legitimately doing that . rm— who are legitimately doing that . h-m rohhhhe— who are legitimately doing that . i'm talking people . i'm talking about people who are . i'm talking about people who re—h- . i'm talking about people who re—h rheee- . i'm talking about people who. are—in these boats are coming across in these boats hhe— are coming across in these boats hhhe-omh— are coming across in these boats hhhe-ohu huer— are coming across in these boats like-and just trying- are coming across in these boats like and just trying to like this and just trying to ehohm— like this and just trying to chum-amh- like this and just trying to claim _and them claim asylum. and a lot of them are claim asylum. and a lot of them oeruohhy— claim asylum. and a lot of them are actually migrants . are actually economic migrants. roomy.— are actually economic migrants. hxoorhy. so— are actually economic migrants. exactly. so there's— are actually economic migrants. exactly. so there's more- are actually economic migrants. exactly. so there's more than one class of people coming on a boat. some asylum seekers boat. some are asylum seekers and some won't be referred to as economic migrants. but really economic migrants. but i really think and i know we had bit of think and i know we had a bit of a got a joke earlier, we've got to disaggregate these two things because groups of because the different groups of people, seekers and people, asylum seekers and economic migrants have different rights and very different circumstances. me , that's circumstances. to me, that's much important than the much more important than the particular boat or plane. so you'd have them in so you'd have them in little categories. _ you'd have them in little categories. so- you'd have them in little categories. grtr ” categories. so you've got your asylum seekers on that. hang on, let . let me finish. let me finish. let me finish. let finish . you'd have let me let me finish. you'd have the seekers bit.

the asylum seekers on one bit. yes, refugee yes, i know there's a refugee convention. you'd have your convention. then you'd have your refugees and your economic migrants . now you've in migrants. now you've put them in categories. what are you going to them? well, they're to do with them? well, they're ohreooy—. - to do with them? well, they're already . yeah, i already in categories. yeah, i know— already in categories. yeah, i know hher— already in categories. yeah, i know that . but— already in categories. yeah, i know that . but that's- already in categories. “411?" but that's not the know that. but that's not the queerhoh— know that. but that's not the queerhom-eoyhhg.- question i'm saying. what are you— question i'm saying. what are you-ro— question i'm saying. what are you-rolwhrh-hl you going to do with them? i umhereromo— understand that. we know it's a lawr_ understand that. we know it's a how—rhehrl law, but now they're in their eoreeorhee. — law, but now they're in their categories. _are - law, but now they're in their categories. are the labour categories. what are the labour party— categories. what are the labour harry-ro— categories. what are the labour hohy-rolohour- party going to do about it? hhere—ore- party going to do about it?- that's_are concerned that's what people are concerned ohour. — that's what people are concerned ohou heoouee— that's what people are concerned abou because i— that's what people are concerned abou because i think— that's what people are concerned abou “

home— but, but, but, but, but they're home hr,— but, but, but, but, but they're doing it, they're— but, but, but, but, but they're doing it, they're doing that but, but, but, but, but they're doingso they're doing that but, but, but, but, but they're doingso they'rrsaying that but, but, but, but, but they're doingso they'rrsaying what now. so you're saying what youe— now. so you're saying what you-e eoho— now. so you're saying what you've said-not- now. so you're saying what you've said not they're you've said is not what they're home.— you've said is not what they're home—eom- you've said is not what they're doing-said that. doing. they have said that rhey-re— they're going to do that. rishi suhoh— they're going to do that. rishi sunak—for- sunak has done a deal for half a hhhhhom— sunak has done a deal for half a billion.-cooperating- sunak has done a deal for half a billion. cooperating very billion. he's cooperating very hheehy. —rhe- billion. he's cooperating very- nicely._the bromance billion. he's cooperating very- nicelhim _the bromance billion. he's cooperating very nicelhim and the bromance billion. he's cooperating very nicelhim and macron.3 bromance billion. he's cooperating very nicelhim and macron. something with him and macron. something is with him and macron. something he—rhghr— with him and macron. something he—rhehre — with him and macron. something is_right ? yeah.- with him and macron. somethingi is_right ? yeah. okay. is happening right? yeah. okay. so is happening right? yeah. okay. so—pur- is happening right? yeah. okay. so put forward so there was an idea put forward by the labour the by the labour party, the conservative adopted conservative government adopted that. we chalk that. okay, so maybe we chalk that. okay, so maybe we chalk that up a positive rather that up as a positive rather than all getting it than all getting angry about it as martin is wont to do. but then you alluded earlier to another which totally another problem which is totally reasonable, is the backlog reasonable, which is the backlog in processing, which leads to people in my view, being housed in very unpleasant accommodation. and there's obviously an outbreak of virus and disease at the manston processing centre. so it's a backlog . so one of the biggest backlog. so one of the biggest drivers these problems drivers of all these problems aren't they? so you've got to put into reducing the put more money into reducing the backlog people always backlog or people are always going risk being going to be at risk of being essentially bunkered down in potentially disease ridden accommodation. that's potentially disease ridden accommodation . that's true. but accommodation. that's true. but accommodation. that's true. but ohor— accommodation. that's true. but mo of— accommodation. that's true. but mo or he— accommodation. that's true. but a lot of the diseases— ttt“ that's true. but a lot of the diseases actually hhey— a lot of the diseases actually came. they brought them with rhem — came. they brought them with rhem ome— came. they brought them with hem and hor— came. they brought them with them and not-a— came. they brought them with them and not a horrible way, came. they brought them with thera and not a horrible way, came. they brought them with thera andof)t a horrible way, came. they brought them with thera andof countriesrrible way, but a lot of countries have uheeoeee— but a lot of countries have diseases-we- but a lot of countries have. diseases-we don't diseases there that we don't howe— diseases there that we don't memory-- diseases there that we don't howehow- . - diseases there that we don't howehow- . h- diseases there that we don't. have-now . i think have here right now. i think people— have here right now. i think peophe re— have here right now. i think

people are very entitled to feel angry , actually, because we've angry, actually, because we've been lied to. we've been lied to by successive over by successive governments over and over again. we're thrown mhhhhohe— and over again. we're thrown mhhhhome ome— and over again. we're thrown millions and millions,- rt“rt rtgrt “ we're thrown millions and millions, hundreds of millions and millions, hundreds or—houhoe- millions and millions, hundreds or—houmhe or- millions and millions, hundreds. of_pounds of france. of millions of pounds of france. things— of millions of pounds of france. things-got— of millions of pounds of france. things-got worse- of millions of pounds of france. things-got worse . and- of millions of pounds of france. " g; 92» and we things have got worse. and we have a system where- " q5 95 and we have a system where people will live— have a system where people will live in— have a system where people will live in an— have a system where people will live in .. age— have a system where people will live in an age of— live in an age of self—identification. i live in an age of— self—identification. i identify my as— self—identification. i identify my as a— self—identification. i identify my as a refugee— self—identification. i identify my as a refugee from a war torn okay.— my as a refugee from a war torn zone. okay. right.— my as a refugee from a war torn zone. okay. right. well, in your and— zone. okay. right. well, in your and go— zone. okay. right. well, in your and go to— zone. okay. right. well, in your come and go to a— zone. okay. right. well, in your come and go to a hotel and you-u— come and go to a hotel and you-u be— come and go to a hotel and you'll be there— come and go to a hotel and you'll be there for what, 11, 12 months? — you'll be there for what, 11, 12 months? because- you'll be there for what, 11, 12 months? 5 5.5" c you'll be there for what, 11, 12 months? 5 55" c f months? because we can't process you, but we don't know the veracity or the nature or the authenticity that story. and authenticity of that story. and we know that people authenticity of that story. and we i know that people are l authenticity of that story. and- we.know that people are being we do know that people are being mm— we do know that people are being mm mm— we do know that people are being mm mm m— we do know that people are being told what to say— we do know that people are being told what to say to— we do know that people are being told what to say to more successfully— told what to say to more successfully apply for an asylum mm— successfully apply for an asylum mm moms— successfully apply for an asylum that works for— successfully apply for an asylum that works for them in the end game.— that works for them in the end game. so— that works for them in the end game. so we— that works for them in the end game. so we have— that works for them in the end game. so we have to accept the system — game. so we have to accept the system ts— game. so we have to accept the system is broken. _ game. so we have to accept the system is broken. ': game. so we have to accept the system is broken. 2 �*" system is broken. and if tttsut-s— system is broken. and if labour's policy is to fast track those coming in, it's a pull factor which will exacerbate the problem . that's what the problem. that's what the electorate don't want. the electorate don't want. the electorate want control. labour didn't say they'd fast track people coming in. as martin mttsutttst— people coming in. as martin articulated, labour- 55 “g “ as martin articulated, labour said 55“ “g “ as martin articulated, labour said they wsutt— articulated, labour said they wsutt try— articulated, labour said they mutt tty mt— articulated, labour said they would try and get through the ttsttsg— would try and get through the ttsttsg .— would try and get through the ttsttsg . tt-s— would try and get through the backlog . it's different thing.

backlog. it's a different thing. mett— backlog. it's a different thing. ttett got— backlog. it's a different thing. ttett got to— backlog. it's a different thing. ttett got to get— backlog. it's a different thing. well got to get your facts ttgmt. — well got to get your facts ttgmt. _tt- well got to get your facts- right. _it amounts right. well, i think it amounts to the— right. well, i think it amounts to ttte-mtmt— right. well, i think it amounts to the _thing .the - right. well, i think it amounts to the thing the end to the same thing in the end tmsugm— though, isn't it? kwasi kwarteng people , but then where people faster, but then where are them? well, people faster, but then where are see them? well, people faster, but then where are see you'vethem? well, people faster, but then where are see you've been’ well, let's see what you've been saying about the coronation adrian says harry should have brought his family and celebrated altogether and sorted out his differences. would celebrated altogether and sorted outhlovedarences. would celebrated altogether and sorted out hloved to nces. would celebrated altogether and sorted out hloved to have would celebrated altogether and sorted out hloved to have seenrld celebrated altogether and sorted out hloved to have seen that, celebrated altogether and sorted out i loved to have seen that, celebrated altogether and sorted out i loved thinkve seen that, celebrated altogether and sorted out i loved think thereen that, but i don't think there would have been that welcome, martin says. have been that welcome, martin says . who cares if costs says. who cares if it costs us taxpayers 100 million? i think it's spent . just it's money well spent. just think the tourism think of the tourism that it brought london, agreed. brought into london, agreed. christie the country has christie says the country has waited 70 years for coronation. the are so selfish to the protesters are so selfish to try and spoil this. one day the police of police protected the millions of people who should able to people who should be able to enjoy this occasion and not worry being bolting and worry about being bolting and chaos. worry about being bolting and chaos . okay, let's see what else chaos. okay, let's see what else 7 chaos. okay, let's see what else ? well, the coronation was actually thoroughly patriotic, actually thoroughly patriotic, actually , i loved it. the actually, i loved it. the crowning of our monarch and the red, white and blue fly by all of that. the balcony. but liverpool fans booed the national anthem ahead of yesterday's match. but on the whole, we more whole, though, are we more patriotic because the patriotic because of the coronation what do you think? so let's former editor of the

let's ask former editor of the labourlist peter edwards and also former also contributor and former brexit mep martin daubney. brexit party mep martin daubney. do more do you think we're more patriotic as a result? thought patriotic as a result? i thought yesterday was a great kind of cocking of the snooting of the. we're want to call it to the mtystyst— we're want to call it to the mystyst ,— we're want to call it to the naysayer , those- we're want to call it to the naysayer , those who wanted naysayer, those who wanted yesterday— naysayer, those who wanted yesterday to — naysayer, those who wanted yesterday to be _ naysayer, those who wanted yesterday to be divisive. they wanted— yesterday to be divisive. they wanted us— yesterday to be divisive. they wanted us to— yesterday to be divisive. they wanted us to analyse our role in stavmy— wanted us to analyse our role in staysty. msy— wanted us to analyse our role in slavery. they wanted us to self—flagellate _ slavery. they wanted us to self—flagellate to atone for our stm— self—flagellate to atone for our .— self—flagellate to atone for our . amt— self—flagellate to atone for our sins . and actually— self—flagellate to atone for our sins . and actually that was sins. and actually that was muttts — sins. and actually that was muffle poured— sins. and actually that was muffle poured out by the joyous ssmt— muffle poured out by the joyous ssmt st— muffle poured out by the joyous ssmt st peopte— muffle poured out by the joyous sound of people cheering and the popping— sound of people cheering and the popping of— sound of people cheering and the popping of champagne corks and the popping of champagne corks and ms smgmg. — popping of champagne corks and ms smgmg. .— popping of champagne corks and the singing. i think— popping of champagne corks and the singing. u popping of champagne corks and the singing. c the singing. i think it was a good day . i think the singing. c 32 25 i think those of us good day. i think those of us who— good day. i think those of us who watch— good day. i think those of us who watch each— 32 25 i think those of us who watch each other 22 25 i think those of us who watch each other channels such— who watch each other channels such as— who watch each other channels such as she— who watch each other channels such as the bbc— who watch each other channels such as the bbc ,— who watch each other channels such as the bbc , who are very such as the bbc, who are very dismissive— such as the bbc, who are very dismissive of,— such as the bbc, who are very dismissive of, oh,— such as the bbc, who are very dismissive of, oh, they tried to stop — dismissive of, oh, they tried to stop the — dismissive of, oh, they tried to stop the coverage,— dismissive of, oh, they tried to stop the coverage, tried to take all stop the coverage, tried to take at the — stop the coverage, tried to take all the coverage— stop the coverage, tried to take all the coverage and charge us a tottuhs— all the coverage and charge us a tsttuhs tot— all the coverage and charge us a fortune for using— all the coverage and charge us a fortune for using it,— all the coverage and charge us a fortune for using it, although they— fortune for using it, although they wee— fortune for using it, although they were giving to foreign they were giving it to foreign broadcasters— they were giving it to foreign broadcasters free, it a broadcasters for free, it was a testhetteh— broadcasters for free, it was a restriction . licence - broadcasters for free, it was a restriction licence of uk restriction of licence of uk broadcaster. _ restriction of licence of uk broadcaster. but you guys got through— broadcaster. but you guys got through tt— broadcaster. but you guys got through it and— broadcaster. but you guys got through it and you record through it and you had record huhtehs— through it and you had record hwhhetslhwt— through it and you had record numbers but idea that we numbers. but the idea that we have— numbers. but the idea that we have t— numbers. but the idea that we have a week—

numbers. but the idea that we have a black actress saying, wow:— have a black actress saying, wew teet— have a black actress saying, wew test at— have a black actress saying, wow, look at that, there's a whtte— wow, look at that, there's a whtte ett— wow, look at that, there's a white all white _ wow, look at that, there's a white all white balcony. well, it's white all white balcony. well, tt-s wetehtw— white all white balcony. well, it's probably all— white all white balcony. well, it's probably all black in nigeria— it's probably all black in wtgehe .— it's probably all black in nigeria. it's— it's probably all black in nigeria . it's probably all nigeria. it's probably all japanese— nigeria. it's probably all japanese h— nigeria. it's probably all japanese in japan , it's japanese in japan, it's relevant. _ japanese in japan, it's relevant. we- japanese in japan, it's relevant. w2 22 japanese in japan, it's relevant. japanese in japan, it's- relevant. we tend to be made japanese in japan, it's— relevant. we tend to be made up, especially of an older generation of that demographic in the royal family. obviously they're a family. but i think eweh-ttth-t— they're a family. but i think even - didn't dampen . ”2 t,’ but i think even didn't dampen the even that didn't dampen the shthts— even that didn't dampen the shthts-. — even that didn't dampen the shthts-. tt- even that didn't dampen the spirits-. it made- even that didn't dampen the spirits . c 2 even that didn't dampen the- spirits-. it made me think, spirits of me. it made me think, do know what.7 if that's all do you know what.7 if that's all you've you're losing. you've got, then you're losing. and i think the royal family,“ and i think the royal family, theweh— and i think the royal family, even though i,— and i think the royal family, even though i, like most people, thht— even though i, like most people, thht et— even though i, like most people, think of queen— even though i, like most people, think of queen elizabeth, god test— think of queen elizabeth, god test het— think of queen elizabeth, god rest her soul— think of queen elizabeth, god rest her soul as— think of queen elizabeth, god rest her soul as i— think of queen elizabeth, god rest her soul as i think the test— rest her soul as i think the test et— rest her soul as i think the test et the— rest her soul as i think the last of the great monarchs of my tttethhe— last of the great monarchs of my tttethhe .— last of the great monarchs of my tttethhe . .— last of the great monarchs of my lifetime . i don't— last of the great monarchs of my lifetime . i don't have the same lifetime. i don't have the same eehesstehh— lifetime. i don't have the same compassion towards charles. i must— compassion towards charles. i must confess. i— compassion towards charles. i must confess. i also- compassion towards charles. f i also feel uneasy must confess. i also feel uneasy showt— must confess. i also feel uneasy about eweeh— must confess. i also feel uneasy about queen camilla.— must confess. i also feel uneasy about queen camilla. i- f i also feel uneasy about queen camilla. i still ten-t— about queen camilla. i still teh-t thht— about queen camilla. i still don't think that— about queen camilla. i still don't think that sits right. that-s— don't think that sits right. thet-s twst— don't think that sits right. that's just my— don't think that sits right. that's just my opinion . but don't think that sits right. that's just my opinion. but i do thht— that's just my opinion. but i do thht the— that's just my opinion. but i do think the establishment of the monarchy— think the establishment of the monarchy ts— think the establishment of the monarchy is with— think the establishment of the monarchy is with us to stay. and i monarchy is with us to stay. and . thht— monarchy is with us to stay. and tthht young— monarchy is with us to stay. and i think young people may have theh— i think young people may have theh tete— i think young people may have their take on— i think young people may have their take on it.— i think young people may have their take on it. but i remember when— their take on it. but i remember when .— their take on it. but i remember when . ws— their take on it. but i remember when . e— their take on it. but i remember when i was a youngster rebelling eeehst— when i was a youngster rebelling teethst e— when i was a youngster rebelling egethst e tet— when i was a youngster rebelling against a lot of— when i was a youngster rebelling against a lot of things, i now tewht— against a lot of things, i now hunt the— against a lot of things, i now found find sensible. you grow up , vou— found find sensible. you grow up , you grew— found find sensible. you grow up we grew eut— found find sensible. you grow up we grew out et— found find sensible. you grow up , you grow out of things like seetettsh — , you grow out of things like seetettsh ,— , you grow out of things like socialism , cycling other socialism, cycling and other

thhes— socialism, cycling and other thhes . — socialism, cycling and other things. well,— socialism, cycling and other things . well, let's- socialism, cycling and other things . �*ft�*2cc �*" socialism, cycling and other things. �*ft�*2cc �*" things. well, let's see if peter has. well, don't think he has has. well, i don't think he has . idon't has. well, i don't think he has . i don't own a bike. i'd love to.— . i don't own a bike. i'd love to. th— . i don't own a bike. i'd love to. he towe— . i don't own a bike. i'd love to. i'd love to go on a bike ride. well, the others , i think ride. well, the others, i think there-tt— ride. well, the others, i think there'll-spike— ride. well, the others, i think there'll-spike in- 2 22 well, the others, i think there'll spike in support there'll be a spike in support for there'll be a spike in support tee the— there'll be a spike in support for the monarchy— there'll be a spike in support for the monarchy after this. ant— for the monarchy after this. ant-genettttw- for the monarchy after this. i and - generally . after for the monarchy after this. and occasions yesterday went state occasions yesterday went fantastically well and then, of course, the people who are still perhaps making mind perhaps making their mind up about whether they want republican that have republican ism that will have an effect in the effect on their opinions in the future. talk about future. but i want to talk about what at anfield, what happened at anfield, the premier ground premier league football ground of liverpool, because i'm a liverpool supporter, but also i'd absolutely defend the role of the royal family and i think they do a great job and i've read some really overblown in media coverage, especially in the mail on sunday of the booing at . first of all, is at anfield. first of all, is only anfield . but only parts of anfield. but secondly, we in a free secondly, we live in a free country. so although i support the royals and i'd imagine you both do in many ways , we live in both do in many ways, we live in a free country and people are entitled to express their view in a peaceful way . and i don't in a peaceful way. and i don't think liverpool fans even though i disagree with them, deserve to be with opprobrium be treated with opprobrium

simply their simply for expressing their views. well, they can because views. well, they can be because it's views. well, they can be because tt-s-eewhttw— views. well, they can be because tt-s-eewhttwlwew- it's a free country, as you sate,— it's a free country, as you sate—tt-s- it's a free country, as youi said,_it's quite said, and i think it's quite disrespectful— said, and i think it's quite disrespectful you said, and i think it's quite- disrespectful-you know, said, and i think it's quite- disr< i tpectful-you know, said, and i think it's quite disreltpectfimanners. you know, said, and i think it's quite disreltpectfimanners. sou know, said, and i think it's quite disreltpectfimanners. so there n, like i have manners. so there tet— like i have manners. so there are, for example,— like i have manners. so there- are, for example,-came are, for example, if meghan came to the— are, for example, if meghan came to the thhe— are, for example, if meghan came to the thing, even— are, for example, if meghan came to the thing, even-i- to the thing, even though i ten-t— don't really particularly i teh-t ttte— don't really particularly i don't like the— don't really particularly i don't like the way she's heheweh— don't like the way she's- behaved,_wouldn't don't like the way she's- behtheri,_wouldn't don't like the way she's- behther because .wouldn't don't like the way she's- behther because .wthat'st boo her because i think that's hust— boo her because i think that's just disrespectful. i wouldn't do just disrespectful. i wouldn't the-te— just disrespectful. i wouldn't te-te he- just disrespectful. i wouldn't do-to me, it's- just disrespectful. i wouldn't do-to me, it's a- just disrespectful. i wouldn't do to me, it's a slight do that. so to me, it's a slight teethe— do that. so to me, it's a slight lacking-manners.- do that. so to me, it's a slight lacking manners. live in a lacking of manners. we live in a tree— lacking of manners. we live in a tree-yew— lacking of manners. we live in a free-you-exert- free country. you can exert your hehhetslwett. — free country. you can exert your manners .well. .you- free country. you can exert your manners well. you could free country. you can exert your mannerthe well. you could free country. you can exert your mannerthe day l. you could free country. you can exert your mannerthe day even you could free country. you can exert your mannerthe day even if)u could free country. you can exert your mannerthe day even if you>uld respect the day even if you ten-t— respect the day even if you teh-t went— respect the day even if you don't want. be - respect the day even if you don't want be part it and don't want to be part of it and respect— don't want to be part of it and respect ether— don't want to be part of it and respect other people's wish to respect— respect other people's wish to tesheetlh— respect other people's wish to tesheetlh e— respect other people's wish to respect in a positive way. respect other people's wish to resp :t in a positive way. respect other people's wish to resp :t in isitive way. respect other people's wish to resp :t in 5tive way. respect other people's wish to resp :t in tive2t�*ay. and i think also a lot of the kind football kind of left wing football commentators who deride england fans when they boo foreign national anthems are very supportive liverpool's supportive of liverpool's freedom of speech. and it seems to be a two way conversation . to be a two way conversation. and if you dared to boo during one of liverpool's minute's silence , then of course you silence, then of course you would it. would never hear the last of it. but they want to but i do agree, if they want to do go for it. but think do it, go for it. but i think most people will most reasonable people will watch this and think it's a bit of a disgrace. well, thank you for of a disgrace. well, thank you tee thet. — of a disgrace. well, thank you for that. well,— of a disgrace. well, thank you for that. well, listen,- 2 32 well, thank you for that. well, listen, if you hust— for that. well, listen, if you just-welcome- for that. well, listen, if you just welcome aboard. just join me, welcome aboard. thts—tv- just join me, welcome aboard. thts—tv ,- just join me, welcome aboard.| this—tv , online this is gb news on tv, online sht— this is gb news on tv, online the eh— this is gb news on tv, online and on digital— this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. lots of you— and on digital radio. lots of we getthe— and on digital radio. lots of we eetthe h— and on digital radio. lots of you getting in with your you getting in touch with your thoughts. — you getting in touch with yourj

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, you know, nice fine weather afte make he rain. and did , you know, nice fine weather afte make of rain. and did , you know, nice fine weather afte make of the. and did , you know, nice fine weather afte make of the coronation?iid , you know, nice fine weather afte make of the coronation? we you make of the coronation? we loved loved every minute loved it. we loved every minute of especially seeing little of it, especially seeing little louis singing the national anthem all the way through. i was 11 when the queen was eewnet — was 11 when the queen was eewnet . se — was 11 when the queen was crowned . so but yeah, it was crowned. so but yeah, it was tetettw— crowned. so but yeah, it was totally different,— crowned. so but yeah, it was totally different, but just as enthretthg— totally different, but just as enthralling-it- totally different, but just as enthralling. it was enthralling. yeah it was impressed. _ enthralling. yeah it was impressed, / enthralling. yeah it was impressed. “25" “25" impressed. yeah. yeah. i'm actually to be british, actually proud to be british, isn't ? then later this isn't it? then later this ewenhg— isn't it? then later this evening, 20,000 - e e?’ then later this evening, 20,000 people will join the hewtw— evening, 20,000 people will join the newly crowned— evening, 20,000 people will join the newly crowned king and queen at the newly crowned king and queen et whtset— the newly crowned king and queen at windsor castle— the newly crowned king and queen at windsor castle for the coronation— at windsor castle for the coronation concert . okay. prince coronation concert. okay. prince of coronation concert. okay. prince et wetes— coronation concert. okay. prince et wetes ,— coronation concert. okay. prince et wetes , tt-s— coronation concert. okay. prince of wales , it's time— coronation concert. okay. prince of wales , it's time for your of wales, it's time for your teheetset— of wales, it's time for your teheetset .— of wales, it's time for your rehearsal . the— of wales, it's time for your rehearsal . the prince of wales rehearsal. the prince of wales hes— rehearsal. the prince of wales hes teteeset— rehearsal. the prince of wales has released a— rehearsal. the prince of wales has released a video on twitter whteh— has released a video on twitter whteh shews— has released a video on twitter which shows him— has released a video on twitter which shows him rehearsing for his which shows him rehearsing for hts sheeeh— which shows him rehearsing for hts seeeeh et— which shows him rehearsing for his speech at the— which shows him rehearsing for his speech at the event . william his speech at the event. william ent— his speech at the event. william the tete— his speech at the event. william the hate the— his speech at the event. william and kate also took— his speech at the event. william and kate also took a surprise wettehewt— and kate also took a surprise walkabout in— and kate also took a surprise walkabout in windsor, meeting et— walkabout in windsor, meeting some of those— walkabout in windsor, meeting some of those queuing up for the event— some of those queuing up for the event .— some of those queuing up for the event . wht— some of those queuing up for the event . aht tet— some of those queuing up for the event . and for those of you event. and for those of you wetehhg— event. and for those of you wetehhg eh— event. and for those of you watching on tv,— event. and for those of you watching on tv, you can see these— watching on tv, you can see these the— watching on tv, you can see these live pictures of the caste— these live pictures of the castle where _ these live pictures of the castle where organisers are hethg— castle where organisers are hethg theh— castle where organisers are making their final preparations . ten-s— making their final preparations . teh-s tete— making their final preparations . ian's take that— making their final preparations . ian's take that katy perry and ttehet— . ian's take that katy perry and lionel richie— . ian's take that katy perry and lionel richie will— . ian's take that katy perry and lionel richie will be performing

etehg— lionel richie will be performing etehg wtth— lionel richie will be performing along with special appearances trem— along with special appearances them here — along with special appearances from tom cruise,— along with special appearances from tom cruise, dame joan cetths— from tom cruise, dame joan cetths ent— from tom cruise, dame joan collins and sir— from tom cruise, dame joan collins and sir tom jones. these eeehte— collins and sir tom jones. these eeeete h— collins and sir tom jones. these people in windsor— collins and sir tom jones. these people in windsor are some of the twetw— people in windsor are some of the lucky ones— people in windsor are some of the lucky ones to— people in windsor are some of the lucky ones to win tickets . the lucky ones to win tickets. the— the lucky ones to win tickets. the whete— the lucky ones to win tickets. the whole atmosphere- the lucky ones to win tickets. the whole atmosphere today , the whole atmosphere today, everybody enjoying themselves or being together. so and there was only 5000 ballot tickets as well . so that was excellent, wasn't it, to get to get a ticket for that. yeah. we're going into the concert. believe concert. yeah. we can't believe it honestly. yeah. it was it. honestly. yeah. yeah, it was a it. honestly. yeah. yeah, it was e tettew— it. honestly. yeah. yeah, it was e tettew, se— it. honestly. yeah. yeah, it was etettew, se .— it. honestly. yeah. yeah, it was a lottery, so i just— e yeah. yeah, it was a lottery, so i just applied for gem,— a lottery, so i just applied for them, ent— a lottery, so i just applied for them, and fortunately, we got them — them, and fortunately, we got them . — them, and fortunately, we got them . we— them, and fortunately, we got them . we didn't.- them, and fortunately, we got them . w2 2 2 5 e “25" them, and fortunately, we got them . w2 2 2 e “25 5 . 5 them. we didn't. yeah. so dan entered the ballot online. not thinking anything— entered the ballot online. not thinking anything would- 2 not thinking anything would come of it. thinking anything would come of t. _t— thinking anything would come of t. -e huge— thinking anything would come of it.-a huge royalist,- thinking anything would come of it. a huge royalist, so. it. dan's a huge royalist, so. amt— it. dan's a huge royalist, so. amt-were— it. dan's a huge royalist, so. and-were lucky- it. dan's a huge royalist, so. and-were lucky we- it. dan's a huge royalist, so. and .were lucky we got. it. dan's a huge royalist, so. and were lucky we got the and we were lucky we got the notification in march, didn't we? booked a hotel and. yeah reetw— we? booked a hotel and. yeah really teetmg— , booked a hotel and. yeah really looking forward to it for _ttehte.- really looking forward to it for me. _richie. i- really looking forward to it fori me. _richie. i think me. it's lionel richie. i think that's . um, the that's amazing. um, the metropolitan— 5g um, the metropolitan police 52 um, the metropolitan police is facing ehttetsm — metropolitan police is facing criticism for— metropolitan police is facing criticism for arresting 52 eeeete— criticism for arresting 52 eeeete em— criticism for arresting 52 people on the- criticism for arresting 52 people on the day of the coronation— people on the day of the coronation _ people on the day of the coronation an- people on the day of the coronation ' 5 �*2t”22 people on the day of the coronation ' 5 ”t222 coronation an the force says they were taken into custody for an array of offences , including an array of offences, including conspiracy to cause a public nuisance. graham smith, the chief executive of anti monarchy

group republic, was held for nearly 16 hours. he says there's no longer a right to peaceful protest in the uk . however, protest in the uk. however, culture secretary lucy frazer told gb news that police use the new powers. police have are there to be used. we brought in some legislation the police said they needed more powers, so we've given them them and i think then the police have to use their operational powers , use their operational powers, their intelligence to make the right decisions. and the right eetts— right decisions. and the right eetts em— right decisions. and the right eetts eh the— right decisions. and the right calls on the day— right decisions. and the right calls on the day . - 2 25 222 and the right calls on the day . �*ftt�*2ll st~tt2e calls on the day. well, the met police say the arrests were made in a proportionate manner, in line with relevant legislation . line with relevant legislation. however, oliver filley sprog is amnesty international's policing expert , but he told us the laws expert, but he told us the laws may have been misused. we are being told that we were being told that we were preventing serious disruption. the laws and the ewes— serious disruption. the laws and the powers that— serious disruption. the laws and the powers that that— 2 325 the laws and the powers that that they've been — the powers that that they've been wshg — the powers that that they've been using are— the powers that that they've been using are defining that serious disruption as people in wettew— serious disruption as people in yellow shhts— serious disruption as people in yellow shirts holding placards . yellow shirts holding placards. is yellow shirts holding placards. ts thet— yellow shirts holding placards. ts thet ts— yellow shirts holding placards. is that is that— yellow shirts holding placards. is that is that really— yellow shirts holding placards. is that is that really the- yellow shirts holding placards. is that is that really the kind of country you want to in, of country you want to live in, where people who have had

where where people who have had a tradition a long tradition since the suffragettes onwards standing suffragettes onwards of standing for what they believe in? do we really see people for what they believe in? do we really-see people being| really want to see people being htetestets— really want to see people being protesters, _for. protesters, being arrested for hetthg— protesters, being arrested for holding placards? i think no . in holding placards? i think no. in ether— holding placards? i think no. in ethet mews— holding placards? i think no. in other news, at— holding placards? i think no. in other news, at least eight eeeete— other news, at least eight eeeete hete— other news, at least eight people have been killed and seven wounded— people have been killed and seven wounded in the us after a ehemet— seven wounded in the us after a man opened fire— seven wounded in the us after a man opened fire at— seven wounded in the us after a man opened fire at a mall near hettes— man opened fire at a mall near hettes h— man opened fire at a mall near dallas in texas— man opened fire at a mall near dallas in texas . _ man opened fire at a mall near dallas in texas . dallas in texas. 222 dallas in texas. us. i'm. here the gunman who authorities think acted alone, was killed by a police officer. the injured include a five year old child and three people are said to be in a critical condition. there have been nearly 200 mass shootings with at least four victims in the us. this year. chief of allen police brian harvey held a press conference earlier today. harvey held a press conference earlier today . at 336. our earlier today. at 336. our officer was at allen- 252c 2 p ))�*7 our officer was at allen premium ewttets— officer was at allen premium ewttets eh — officer was at allen premium outlets on an— officer was at allen premium outlets on an unrelated call. he heett— outlets on an unrelated call. he heard gunshots.— outlets on an unrelated call. he heard gunshots. located the gwhshet. — heard gunshots. located the gunshot. located the shooter and

mewttettset— gunshot. located the shooter and neutralised the _ gunshot. located the shooter and neutralised the shooter. neutralise _ neutralised the shooter. neutralise the threat. we hettewe— neutralise the threat. we hettewe et— neutralise the threat. we believe at this- neutralise the threat. we believe at this point that the meter— believe at this point that the shooter acted _ believe at this point that the shooter acted alone. this is an emgehg— shooter acted alone. this is an emgetmg eettwe— shooter acted alone. this is an ongoing active investigation . in ongoing active investigation. in wee-re— ongoing active investigation. in wee-re wh— ongoing active investigation. in wee-re we te— ongoing active investigation. in wee-re we te tete— ongoing active investigation. in you're up to date on gb news. new— you're up to date on gb news. new tt-s— you're up to date on gb news. how me test— you're up to date on gb news. now it's back to— you're up to date on gb news. now it's back to nana- you're up to date on gb news. now it's back to nana .- now it's back to nana. good afternoon. it is - good afternoon. it is fast eeereeehmg— . good afternoon. it is fast approaching seven— good afternoon. it is fast approaching seven minutes after moo.— approaching seven minutes after moo-ts— approaching seven minutes after moo-ts eh— approaching seven minutes after 4:00.-is gb news- approaching seven minutes after 4:00. is gb news on tv, 4:00. this is gb news on tv, emthe— 4:00. this is gb news on tv, ehthe eme— 4:00. this is gb news on tv, online and on— 4:00. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm heme— online and on digital radio. i'm wehe athe— online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua now.— online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua now. there was only temp— nana akua now. there was only temp sgwth— nana akua now. there was only one damp squib yesterday and it wsmt— one damp squib yesterday and it wsmt the— one damp squib yesterday and it wasn't the weather. you could hete— wasn't the weather. you could hee hee— wasn't the weather. you could hewe het tt— wasn't the weather. you could have had it all,— wasn't the weather. you could have had it all, harry. you seem— have had it all, harry. you eewtt hete— have had it all, harry. you could have had- have had it all, harry. you could have had it all yesterday. we could have had it all yesterday. we es— could have had it all yesterday. we es e— could have had it all yesterday. we es e emem— could have had it all yesterday. we as a union of— could have had it all yesterday. we as a union of nations joined tegether— we as a union of nations joined tegether te— we as a union of nations joined together to celebrate an htsterte— together to celebrate an historic moment, together to celebrate an historic moment , the crowning of historic moment, the crowning of our historic moment, the crowning of thg. — historic moment, the crowning of tmg. wewer— historic moment, the crowning of our king. never would i imagine in our king. never would i imagine h my— our king. never would i imagine m my wtttest— our king. never would i imagine in my wildest dreams that i nana athe— in my wildest dreams that i nana atwe wewtt— in my wildest dreams that i nana akua would have— in my wildest dreams that i nana akua would have the privilege ttte— akua would have the privilege the et— akua would have the privilege the et em— akua would have the privilege erg of an almost— akua would have the privilege erg of an almost front row seat of erg of an almost front row seat et ee— erg of an almost front row seat et et— erg of an almost front row seat et et the— erg of an almost front row seat of one of the most— erg of an almost front row seat of one of the most significant memets— of one of the most significant memets h— of one of the most significant

moments in british and in fact, wertt— moments in british and in fact, wertt htsterw— moments in british and in fact, world history to— moments in british and in fact, world history to bear witness to the erewmhg— world history to bear witness to the crowning of— world history to bear witness to the crowning of a— world history to bear witness to the crowning of a monarch. it the— the crowning of a monarch. it was the stuff— the crowning of a monarch. it was the stuff that's depicted in the textbooks— was the stuff that's depicted in the textbooks and— was the stuff that's depicted in the textbooks and films. not semethhg— the textbooks and films. not something that— the textbooks and films. not something that i dreamed i would be something that i dreamed i would he pert— something that i dreamed i would he pert et— something that i dreamed i would be part of yesterday , scenes of be part of yesterday, scenes of aterettem— be part of yesterday, scenes of adoration reminded me of how terry— adoration reminded me of how herrw eme— adoration reminded me of how harry and meghan were received by the— harry and meghan were received by the hrtttsh— harry and meghan were received by the british public before thew— by the british public before they went— by the british public before thew wemt em— by the british public before they went on their worldwide prtweew— they went on their worldwide prtweew terr— they went on their worldwide privacy tour from the king, ptetgmg— privacy tour from the king, ptetgmg hhs— privacy tour from the king, pledging his service in the oath to pledging his service in the oath te the— pledging his service in the oath to the crowning— pledging his service in the oath to the crowning of— pledging his service in the oath to the crowning of a very ewes— to the crowning of a very nervous queen- to the crowning of a very nervous queen camilla it was a eremehw thet— nervous queen camilla it was a ceremony that will— nervous queen camilla it was a ceremony that will be placed in the htsterw— ceremony that will be placed in the history-and-sol the history books, and i am so prett— the history books, and i am so prewt te— the history books, and i am so prewt te sew— the history books, and i am so proud to say that— the history books, and i am so proud to say that i— the history books, and i am so proud to say that i was part of it. proud to say that i was part of t. -me— proud to say that i was part of t. -me the— proud to say that i was part of it.-me, the stand- proud to say that i was part of it. me, the stand out it. and for me, the stand out memets— it. and for me, the stand out moments were— it. and for me, the stand out moments were the king's prayer, whteh— moments were the king's prayer, whteh-mewer— moments were the king's prayer, which-never been— moments were the king's prayer, which never been done which has never been done hetere— which has never been done before,-ended- which has never been done before, ended grant that i before, which ended grant that i may— before, which ended grant that i mew he— before, which ended grant that i mew he e— before, which ended grant that i may be a blessing— before, which ended grant that i may be a blessing to all thy ehtttreh— may be a blessing to all thy ehtttrem et— may be a blessing to all thy children of every— may be a blessing to all thy children of every faith and hettet— children of every faith and belief that— children of every faith and belief that together we may ttseewer— belief that together we may discover the _ belief that together we may discover the ways of gentleness eme— discover the ways of gentleness emt he — discover the ways of gentleness emt he tet — discover the ways of gentleness and be led into— discover the ways of gentleness and be led into the paths of peeee— and be led into the paths of peeee threwgh— and be led into the paths of peace through jesus christ our tert— peace through jesus christ our tert. amen— peace through jesus christ our lord. amen we— peace through jesus christ our lord. amen we led into the paths of lord. amen we led into the paths et peee— lord. amen we led into the paths et pee tt— lord. amen we led into the paths of peace. it felt— lord. amen we led into the paths of peace. it felt as— lord. amen we led into the paths of peace. it felt as though it ttte— of peace. it felt as though it ttte e— of peace. it felt as though it was like a personal message, partly— was like a personal message, partly directed— was like a personal message, partly directed towards the hunter— partly directed towards the junior members of the royal temttw— junior members of the royal family. perhaps— junior members of the royal family. perhaps harry and meghan . there— family. perhaps harry and meghan . there es— family. perhaps harry and meghan . there e— family. perhaps harry and meghan . there was a bit— family. perhaps harry and meghan . there was a bit when prince wttttem— . there was a bit when prince

william moving— . there was a bit when prince william moving placed the gown on william moving placed the gown emitether— william moving placed the gown emitether ,— william moving placed the gown on-father , the— william moving placed the gown on father , the king, and on his father, the king, and them— on his father, the king, and them-mm.- on his father, the king, and them-htm. t- on his father, the king, and then him. i mean, it was then kissed him. i mean, it was heewtttwt— then kissed him. i mean, it was beautiful beginning end beautiful from beginning to end .ewem-— beautiful from beginning to end .ew-eherert-t- beautiful from beginning to end .-even-aren'tllover| . and even if you aren't a lover of . and even if you aren't a lover et the— . and even if you aren't a lover et the tewet— . and even if you aren't a lover of the royal family, the sheerttw— of the royal family, the sincerity with - of the royal family, the sincerity with which they eerrtet— sincerity with which they carried themselves and their wtsh— carried themselves and their wtsh-the— carried themselves and their wtsh-the-eti carried themselves and their. wish-the-of this wish to serve the people of this eewhtrw— wish to serve the people of this eewmtrw es— wish to serve the people of this country was undeniable. rishi sumt— country was undeniable. rishi semet reet— country was undeniable. rishi sunak read the— country was undeniable. rishi sunak read the epistle. there was a phenomenal gospel choir eme— was a phenomenal gospel choir emt the— was a phenomenal gospel choir and the sermon,— was a phenomenal gospel choir and the sermon, which was the first— and the sermon, which was the ttrst shee— and the sermon, which was the first since the— and the sermon, which was the first since the coronation of ereem— first since the coronation of queen victoria— first since the coronation of queen victoria and of course, the— queen victoria and of course, the mest— queen victoria and of course, the most sacred— queen victoria and of course, the most sacred moment of all, the most sacred moment of all, the presentation— the most sacred moment of all, the presentation oil the presentation of the holy oil in the presentation of the holy oil h the— the presentation of the holy oil in the ampulla_ the presentation of the holy oil in the ampulla and the king hehg— in the ampulla and the king being-behind- in the ampulla and the king being-behind a- in the ampulla and the king being behind a screen. being anointed behind a screen. i being anointed behind a screen. t-wes— being anointed behind a screen. t-wes se— being anointed behind a screen. i-was so smooth.- being anointed behind a screen. i was so smooth. when i mean, it was so smooth. when did i mean, it was so smooth. when trt-get— i mean, it was so smooth. when trt-get te— i mean, it was so smooth. when did-get to practise- i mean, it was so smooth. when did get to practise all of did they get to practise all of thtse— did they get to practise all of thtse tt— did they get to practise all of thtse tt es— did they get to practise all of this? it was though they'd this? it was as though they'd all this? it was as though they'd ett teem— this? it was as though they'd all been trained— this? it was as though they'd all been trained all all been trained to do it all them— all been trained to do it all them-.— all been trained to do it all them. temw- all been trained to do it all their . penny mordaunt their lives. penny mordaunt eppeeret— their lives. penny mordaunt eppeeret ttte— their lives. penny mordaunt appeared like one of the lego peepte— appeared like one of the lego people presentation of people for the presentation of the tegethe— people for the presentation of the regalia, beginning the the regalia, beginning with the spurs— the regalia, beginning with the spwrs .— the regalia, beginning with the spwrs . the— the regalia, beginning with the spwrs . the tmg— the regalia, beginning with the spurs . the king sat the spurs. the king sat in the coronation— spurs. the king sat in the coronation made by edward coronation chair made by edward the—hem- coronation chair made by edward the—ttem wes- the first, and each item was presemtet— the first, and each item was presemtet te— the first, and each item was presented to him _ the first, and each item was presented to him . and of course, presented to him. and of course, tet-s— presented to him. and of course, tet-s het— presented to him. and of course, tet-s met terget— presented to him. and of course, let's not forget the _ presented to him. and of course, let's not forget the symbols of mwttt — let's not forget the symbols of mwttt tetth— let's not forget the symbols of multi faith..was._ let's not forget the symbols of multi faith. was. was multi faith. it was. it was heewtttwt — multi faith. it was. it was beautiful. it— multi faith. it was. it was beautiful. it was lovely . but beautiful. it was lovely. but whee— beautiful. it was lovely. but hrhee herrw— beautiful. it was lovely. but prince harry cut— beautiful. it was lovely. but prince harry cut a lonely figure sttthg— prince harry cut a lonely figure sttthg three— prince harry cut a lonely figure sitting three rows— prince harry cut a lonely figure sitting three rows back on his whtstte— sitting three rows back on his whtstte step— sitting three rows back on his whistle stop tour.— sitting three rows back on his whistle stop tour. even princess ames— whistle stop tour. even princess ames het— whistle stop tour. even princess anne's hat wasn't— whistle stop tour. even princess anne's hat wasn't having any of

it . anne's hat wasn't having any of tt . tespeet— anne's hat wasn't having any of tt . tespeet te— anne's hat wasn't having any of it . respect to the— anne's hat wasn't having any of it . respect to the man that it. respect to the man that stems— it. respect to the man that stemts ep— it. respect to the man that stands up for— it. respect to the man that stands up for his woman. no one wertt— stands up for his woman. no one wewtt ergwe— stands up for his woman. no one would argue that. _ stands up for his woman. no one would argue that. but you could hete— would argue that. but you could hee hee— would argue that. but you could hewe het tt— would argue that. but you could have had it all.— would argue that. but you could have had it all. harry we don't etwews— have had it all. harry we don't etwews get— have had it all. harry we don't etwews get tt— have had it all. harry we don't always get it right. all of the ttme. — always get it right. all of the ttme. het— always get it right. all of the ttme. het tt— always get it right. all of the time. but if we— always get it right. all of the time. but if we could honestly say— time. but if we could honestly sew thet— time. but if we could honestly sew thet were— time. but if we could honestly say that we're trying our best to say that we're trying our best telthe— say that we're trying our best telthe rtght— say that we're trying our best to the right thing, then that to do the right thing, then that is to do the right thing, then that ts—eem- to do the right thing, then that ts—eeh he- to do the right thing, then that is_can be askedi to do the right thing, then that. is_can be asked of is the most that can be asked of us. is the most that can be asked of ws-herrw— is the most that can be asked of ws-herrw wertt- is the most that can be asked of us. harry would have put us. and if harry would have put his us. and if harry would have put hhs—heert-estl his hand on his heart and ask htmsett— his hand on his heart and ask himself whether— his hand on his heart and ask himself whether the oprah hterwew— himself whether the oprah hterwew ,— himself whether the oprah interview , the— himself whether the oprah interview , the documentary and interview, the documentary and the—spere- interview, the documentary and the—spere werei the tell all memoir spare were the tell all memoir spare were the pest— the tell all memoir spare were the best things— the tell all memoir spare were the best things do . i suspect the best things to do. i suspect he— the best things to do. i suspect even he would— the best things to do. i suspect even he would have to acknowledge - even he would have to acknowledge that these things even he would have to ackntdestructive it these things even he would have to ackntdestructive it thtdone ings even he would have to ackntdestructive it thtdone injs were destructive and done in ege— were destructive and done in emrge wttt— were destructive and done in anger. will children thank anger. will his children thank htme— anger. will his children thank htme ttme— anger. will his children thank him? time will— anger. will his children thank him? time will tell. anger. will his children thank him? time will tell . was it him? time will tell. was it werth— him? time will tell. was it werth tte— him? time will tell. was it worth it? harry— him? time will tell. was it worth it? harry perhaps moving terwert— worth it? harry perhaps moving terwert. herrw— worth it? harry perhaps moving forward. harry and meghan could teem— forward. harry and meghan could teem the— forward. harry and meghan could teem the ert— forward. harry and meghan could learn the art of— forward. harry and meghan could learn the art of forgiveness . learn the art of forgiveness. semethhg— learn the art of forgiveness. something that— learn the art of forgiveness. something that his father, the mpg,— something that his father, the hmg, trwtw— something that his father, the hmg, trwtw hes— something that his father, the king, truly has abundance of god the— king, truly has abundance of god the thg— king, truly has abundance of god the thg .— king, truly has abundance of god save the king . right. so before save the king. right. so before we get— save the king. right. so before we get stret— save the king. right. so before we get stuck into— save the king. right. so before we get stuck into the debate , we get stuck into the debate, heres— we get stuck into the debate, heres whet— we get stuck into the debate, here's what else— we get stuck into the debate, here's what else is coming up tetew— here's what else is coming up tetewlthe— here's what else is coming up today-the great- here's what else is coming up today the great british today for the great british pepete— today for the great british- debate._asking, debate. this hour, i'm asking, do debate. this hour, i'm asking, te-hettewe— debate. this hour, i'm asking, do believe monarchy do you believe the monarchy is the-terwerte— do you believe the monarchy is the-forward? king- do you believe the monarchy is the forward? king charles the way forward? king charles hes— the way forward? king charles hes-crewmet— the way forward? king charles has crowned alongside queen has been crowned alongside queen

cemttte— has been crowned alongside queen camilla-historic— has been crowned alongside queen camilla historic ceremony camilla in a historic ceremony in camilla in a historic ceremony h e— camilla in a historic ceremony in a momentous— camilla in a historic ceremony in a momentous display of pomp and in a momentous display of pomp emt pegeemtrw— in a momentous display of pomp and pageantry, thousands getheret— and pageantry, thousands getheret h— and pageantry, thousands gathered in westminster abbey and gathered in westminster abbey emt-tteetet- gathered in westminster abbey and-flocked to- gathered in westminster abbey and flocked to the and millions flocked to the streets— and millions flocked to the streets-te — and millions flocked to the streets, to witness this streets, all to witness this htsterte— streets, all to witness this historic moment. but has this ceremettem— historic moment. but has this coronation left— historic moment. but has this coronation left a— historic moment. but has this coronation left a good first tmpresstem— coronation left a good first impression for— coronation left a good first impression for king charles in the ewes— impression for king charles in the ewes et— impression for king charles in the eyes of the— impression for king charles in the eyes of the with the eyes of the public, with hrhee — the eyes of the public, with hrhee herrw— the eyes of the public, with prince harry showing up to see his prince harry showing up to see hhs—crewm- prince harry showing up to seei hhs—crewm his father receive the crown are thhgs— his father receive the crown are thtmgs teetmg— his father receive the crown are things looking up— his father receive the crown are things looking up royal things looking up for the royal temttw— things looking up for the royal temttw them— things looking up for the royal family then stay— things looking up for the royal family then stay at as things looking up for the royal familviewn stay at as things looking up for the royal familview i'll:ay at as things looking up for the royal familview i'll be at as things looking up for the royal familview i'll be going at as things looking up for the royal familview i'll be going around as well. view i'll be going around the-speet— well. view i'll be going around the-speet te- well. view i'll be going around the-speak to the - well. view i'll be going around the speak to the host the globe to speak to the host of the globe to speak to the host et the— the globe to speak to the host et the-teepte- the globe to speak to the host of the people podcast , of the politics people podcast, teet— of the politics people podcast, paul—discuss- of the politics people podcast,j paul—discuss the paul duddridge, to discuss the us president— paul duddridge, to discuss the us president joe— paul duddridge, to discuss the us president joe biden's absence paul duddridge, to discuss the usthetsident joe biden's absence paul duddridge, to discuss the usthe king'sjoe biden's absence paul duddridge, to discuss the usthe king's coronation. absence at the king's coronation westertew— at the king's coronation yesterday and- at the king's coronation yesterday and then at five, it's thts— yesterday and then at five, it's thts weeks— yesterday and then at five, it's this week's outside . now i'll be this week's outside. now i'll be tetthg— this week's outside. now i'll be talking-incredible- this week's outside. now i'll be talking incredible young talking to an incredible young _w— talking to an incredible young mem-w-ett- talking to an incredible young. man. _17-old. .has man. he's a 17 year old. he has teeteemte. — man. he's a 17 year old. he has leukaemia. he's— man. he's a 17 year old. he has leukaemia. he's a— man. he's a 17 year old. he has leukaemia. he's a survivor who he-s— leukaemia. he's a survivor who he-s teem— leukaemia. he's a survivor who he's been invited— leukaemia. he's a survivor who he's been invited to the royal hewsehett— he's been invited to the royal household for— he's been invited to the royal household for a— he's been invited to the royal household for a once in a tttettme— household for a once in a lifetime opportunity to attend the thg-s— lifetime opportunity to attend the king's coronation in westminster— the king's coronation in westminster abbey. we'll be getthg— westminster abbey. we'll be getting _ account westminster abbey. we'll be i getting _ account of getting his firsthand account of this-experience.- getting his firsthand account of this experience. you this incredible experience. you went— this incredible experience. you wept-te— this incredible experience. you wem-t-te mss— this incredible experience. you won't to miss that won't want to miss that. that is eemhg— won't want to miss that. that is eemhg-mext— won't want to miss that. that is coming-next hour.- won't want to miss that. that is coming next hour. tell coming up in the next hour. tell me coming up in the next hour. telli me— ewerwthmg me what you think on everything wereeme—tt- we're discussing or email gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at

. gb gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at . eh news.— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at . eh wews. rtght— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at . gb news. right. let's get stertet— . gb news. right. let's get started. let's— . gb news. right. let's get started. let's welcome again to my started. let's welcome again to mw pemet— started. let's welcome again to mw pemet ,— started. let's welcome again to my panel , author— started. let's welcome again to my panel, author and broadcaster chrtsthe— my panel, author and broadcaster christine hamilton— my panel, author and broadcaster christine hamilton and tewmettst— christine hamilton and journalist and broadcaster danny tettw— journalist and broadcaster danny tettw. t— journalist and broadcaster danny tettw. t temt— journalist and broadcaster danny kelly. i don't know— journalist and broadcaster danny kelly. i don't know whether you tt— kelly. i don't know whether you tt ,— kelly. i don't know whether you can see it , but— kelly. i don't know whether you can see it , but christine can see it, but christine hemttteh— can see it, but christinej hamilton—the can see it, but christine- hamilton_the dress hamilton is wearing the dress thet— hamilton is wearing the dress. thet—weerhg that i should have been wearing . wett— that i should have been wearing . wett t— that i should have been wearing .wett t tete— that i should have been wearing . well, i love it— that i should have been wearing . well, i love it . _ that i should have been wearing . well, i love it . w2 ll 22 . well, i love it. we'll do a swap, but i wouldn't get into yours. mind you, we're quite wett— yours. mind you, we're quite well balanced— mind you, we're quite well balanced because danny's ttte— well balanced because danny's ttte the— well balanced because danny's like the-bits— well balanced because danny's like the-bitslthe- well balanced because danny's like the bits the flag, like the other bits of the flag, epert— like the other bits of the flag, epert-thet-s- like the other bits of the flag, apart that's correct. apart from the. that's correct. me— apart from the. that's correct. i amt—strtpes and then you've got the stripes eme— and then you've got the stripes emt twe— and then you've got the stripes emt he get— and then you've got the stripes and i've got the— and then you've got the stripes and i've got the plain. and i've got the sort of plain. tt-s—tt-s— and i've got the sort of plain. tt-s—tt-s met- and i've got the sort of plain. it's—it's not quitei it's orange. so it's not quite ret. — it's orange. so it's not quite red. _halliwelll it's orange. so it's not quite- red. _halliwell union red. it's a geri halliwell union jack skirt, is it. it is a geri hetttwett— jack skirt, is it. it is a geri halliwell type, _ jack skirt, is it. it is a geri halliwell type, isn't- 2 2g g it is a geri halliwell type, isn't it. e halliwell type, isn't it. it's test— halliwell type, isn't it. it's test e— halliwell type, isn't it. it's test e cheep— halliwell type, isn't it. it's just a cheap little- halliwell type, isn't it. it's just a cheap little mail order. i'll is great i'll order you one. it is great tem— i'll order you one. it is great twm ter— i'll order you one. it is great fun for patriotic— i'll order you one. it is great fun for patriotic occasions. when— fun for patriotic occasions. when-ts — fun for patriotic occasions. when _to wear- fun for patriotic occasions. when-to wear it- fun for patriotic occasions. - when _to wear it though. when she got to wear it though. oh, next time . they'll oh, wear it next time. they'll be next time . the be surprised next time. the royal thing. there's always be surprised next time. the royal stuff. there's always be surprised next time. the royal stuff .there's always be surprised next time. the royal stuff . a|ere's always be surprised next time. the royal stuff . a royal always be surprised next time. the royal stuff . a royal things be surprised next time. the royal stuff . a royal thing or royal stuff. a royal thing or a patriotic something. patriotic thing. and something. for it's brilliant because patriotic thing. and something. for stretchy3rilliant because patriotic thing. and something. for stretchy so liant because patriotic thing. and something. for stretchy so iant because patriotic thing. and something. for stretchy so i canbecause patriotic thing. and something. for stretchy so i can eatiuse patriotic thing. and something. for stretchy so i can eat what it's stretchy so i can eat what i it's stretchy so i can eat what t-att— it's stretchy so i can eat what t-att tew. hes.- it's stretchy so i can eat what i-all day. yes. you- i like. all day. yes. you remember when- i like. 25 yes. you remember when the i like. 25; yes. you remember when the flag i like. all day. yes. you remember when the flag sort remember when the flag was sort of remember when the flag was sort et—thhge- remember when the flag was sort et—thhge the- of seen as a bad thing? 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us. here. that's what people say to usm-et— here. that's what people say to usme-t eteertw- us. but we're not clearly the far—newsl far right. fryston gb news petrtettsm— far right. fryston gb news petrtettsm. — far right. fryston gb news patriotism . it's- far right. fryston gb news patriotism . e far right. fryston gb news patriotism . it's all pride patriotism. it's all about pride in and country and queen. in king and country and queen. king, queen country . in king and country and queen. king, queen country. i just king, queen and country. i just thought it was nearly in thought it was i was nearly in tears when i heard your description yesterday. description about it yesterday. oh, ? don't laugh. i'm oh, really? don't laugh. i'm serrw— oh, really? don't laugh. i'm serrw. — oh, really? don't laugh. i'm serrw. .— oh, really? don't laugh. i'm serrw. twe— oh, really? don't laugh. i'm sorry. i was in— oh, really? don't laugh. i'm sorry . i was in tears yesterday sorry. i was in tears yesterday . and the thing that tipped me over was when was when willie kissed his father. that moment was i may stop laughing. it was . it's just. was i may stop laughing. it was . it'sjust. it was was i may stop laughing. it was . it's just. it was crying at wehes— it's just. it was crying at nana's monologue. she was very emettemet. — nana's monologue. she was very emotional. you're— nana's monologue. she was very emotional. /2r. 22 22; nana's monologue. she was very emotional. /2». 22 22; emotional. you're very emotional . very emotional— emotional. you're very emotional . very emotional person.- emotional. 2/2». 22 22; very emotional person. she's . very emotional person. she's rtght— . very emotional person. she's rtght .— . very emotional person. she's rtght . hes. — . very emotional person. she's right . yes. the— very emotional person. she's right . yes. 2 right. yes. the monologue was. and it just brought back all those incredibly emotional moments. that's right. for me, the whole thing was magnificent . that's some tissues. bryn terfel singing to the gospel choir . i terfel singing to the gospel choir. i thought terfel singing to the gospel choir . i thought they were choir. i thought they were absolutely amazing. and also, i just the star of the show has to be princess hans red feather. oh because because of the service that it did us in. i you touched on harry. in fact, your memetegue— on harry. in fact, your monologue was- 25 in fact, your monologue was about in fact, your monologue was about harry. on harry. in fact, your— monologue was about harry. boy did he— monologue was about harry. boy dd he was— monologue was about harry. boy

did he was really— monologue was about harry. boy did he was really it— monologue was about harry. boy did he was really it wasn't. did he between his he have his tail between his legs? imean, he have his tail between his legs? i mean, he came back and i tell legs? i mean, he came back and i dedd you— legs? i mean, he came back and i dedd you what,— legs? i mean, he came back and i dedd you what, d.— legs? i mean, he came back and i tell you what, i. i— legs? i mean, he came back and i tell you what, i. i felt— g“ i mean, he came back and i tell you what, i. i felt sorry for— tell you what, i. i felt sorry for the— tell you what, i. i felt sorry for the lads— tell you what, i. i felt sorry for the lads crying . \2d for the lads crying. now, i really— for the lads crying. now, i ready dd.— for the lads crying. now, i really did. give me the. i felt sorry for him. he was humiliated. he's lost this transatlantic— humiliated. he's lost this transatlantic battle- c : he's lost this transatlantic battle about who dunks— transatlantic battle about who blinks first. _ transatlantic battle about who blinks first. he— transatlantic battle about who blinks first. he really he's dunked— blinks first. he really he's dunked .— blinks first. he really he's blinked . and— blinks first. he really he's blinked . and he's come over on a blinked. and he's come over on a midi— blinked. and he's come over on a commercial airliner. “j i: blinked. and he's come over on a commercial airliner. j i: f commercial airliner. did he come imm— commercial airliner. did he come from a— commercial airliner. did he come from a commercial airline? he came over panama. sensible came over on panama. no sensible . very sensible of him. but anyway, my point- . very sensible of him. but anyway, my point is,- f“ but anyway, my point is, is that idi— anyway, my point is, is that mid-iam- anyway, my point is, is that iidii-idim ,- anyway, my point is, is that half-later, he'd. anyway, my point is, is that half later , he'd gone. half an hour later, he'd gone. mad-s— half an hour later, he'd gone. iiidi-s rigid.— half an hour later, he'd gone. that's right. he— half an hour later, he'd gone. that's right. he was there for a dude— that's right. he was there for a couple--_ that's right. he was there for a cddpie-. m— that's right. he was there for a couple-. in fact,- that's right. he was there for a couple . in fact, the that's right. he was there for a cou readers . in fact, the that's right. he was there for a cou readers were. in fact, the that's right. he was there for a cou readers were telling , the that's right. he was there for a cou readers were telling usie lip readers were telling us medie— lip readers were telling us pedpie mave— lip readers were telling us people have lip read him and said— people have lip read him and said okay,— people have lip read him and said okay, so— people have lip read him and said, okay, so his— people have lip read him and said, okay, so his flight's at dumm— said, okay, so his flight's at dimer-mid- said, okay, so his flight's at quarter only going said, okay, so his flight's at- quarter-only going to quarter four. he's only going to be_of- quarter four. he's only going toi ie—di mum quarter four. he's only going to bewhatever of hours quarter four. he's only going to bewhatever . of hours quarter four. he's only going to bewhatever . if; of hours quarter four. he's only going to bewhatever . if; l : or whatever. he was humiliated. i because i feel sorry for him because i don't think he is not he don't think that he he is not he is the that is no, she's is the tail that is no, she's the tail wagging him, the dog. but this is all. no, no , no. but this is all. no, no, no. odds— but this is all. no, no, no. dogs cam-i— but this is all. no, no, no. dogs can't speak- but this is all. no, no, no. dogs can't speak and- but this is all. no, no, no. dogs can't speak and they can't do anything. he no, no, no. i know, but i'm just being quite clear to you that i don't think that works . dogs can't that analogy works. dogs can't speak. he's grown man. speak. he can. he's a grown man. he can away whatever he can walk away or do whatever he has to do he to. let

he has to do if he needs to. let me one. he's he has to do if he needs to. let me wearing one. he's he has to do if he needs to. let me wearing pantsine. he's he has to do if he needs to. let me wearing pants in. he's he has to do if he needs to. let me wearing pants in the e's not wearing the pants in the midiidmiiim— not wearing the pants in the relationship. she is. about relationship. she is. how about imm— relationship. she is. how about imam—weds- relationship. she is. how about that? wears pants. that? everybody wears pants. she-s—idikimd- that? everybody wears pants. she's _talking of l she's not wearing talking of talking pants. he was wearing talking of pants. he was wearing a talking of pants. he was wearing d dior— talking of pants. he was wearing d oidi sdii. — talking of pants. he was wearing d oidi sdii. dim— talking of pants. he was wearing a dior suit. why can't— talking of pants. he was wearing a dior suit. why can't he- g he was wearing a dior suit. why can't he have a mid— a dior suit. why can't he have a mid designed— a dior suit. why can't he have a suit designed by— a dior suit. why can't he have a suit designed by one of our dedi— suit designed by one of our great british— suit designed by one of our great british tailors, savile row— great british tailors, savile mm 7— great british tailors, savile mm 7 ii— great british tailors, savile row ? et cetera. et cetera. he row? et cetera. et cetera. he mad— row? et cetera. et cetera. he had id— row? et cetera. et cetera. he had id mave— row? et cetera. et cetera. he had to havelsuit- row? et cetera. et cetera. he had to have suit . i: had to have a suit. i think he'd been a bit pedantic. i'm sorry, but i'm not being— f“ l :f i'm sorry, but i'm not being pedantic. dim.— but i'm not being pedantic. dior. between— but i'm not being pedantic. dior. between dior- but i'm not being pedantic. dior. between dior because it's not british and christian dior tweeted out , we're so proud that tweeted out, we're so proud that prince harry is looking magnificent in one of our suits. he's just paid to be a magnificent in one of our suits. he'sjust paid to be a male he's just paid to be a male model just make you even more model just to make you even more absolutely . absolutely mad, more annoyed. he was ferried to the airport in a . he was ferried to the airport in d-. weid— he was ferried to the airport in a-. well, those- he was ferried to the airport in a . well, those jokes . a bmw. well, those jokes. i just mink— a bmw. well, those jokes. i just mink wim— a bmw. well, those jokes. i just think when the— a bmw. well, those jokes. i just think when the queen, everybody else, the queen in bruce oldfield, everything else was british, british, british, british. he has to go and wear a dior. idon't british. he has to go and wear a dior. i don't know . british. he has to go and wear a dior. i don't know. i don't mim— dior. i don't know. i don't think-thought- dior. i don't know. i don't think-thought far think he even thought that far medd— think he even thought that far ahead—.- think he even thought that far diedd—. i- think he even thought that far ahead,_. i think. think he even thought that far. ahead,_. i think he ahead, to be honest. i think he dds-i— ahead, to be honest. i think he dds-i idi— ahead, to be honest. i think he was-i bet-thinkj was a deal. i bet you. i think a deal. it might have— was a deal. i bet you. i think a deal. it might have been- was a deal. : it might have been deal. was a deal. i: don'tt might have been deal. was a deal. i: don'tt migiheiave been deal. was a deal. i: don'tt migihe thoughtn deal. was a deal. i: dlahead. igihe thoughtn deal. was a deal. i: dlahead. igdon'tioughtn deal. was a deal. i: dlahead. igdon'tioughthe'sdeal. far ahead. i don't think he's imi— far ahead. i don't think he's mad-way— far ahead. i don't think he's that way inclined. that that way inclined. i think he that that way inclined. i think me—sdm- that that way inclined. i think me—sdm di- that that way inclined. i think me—sdm oi mi he was just simply sort of he imi— he was just simply sort of he just—because. he was just simply sort of he just—because he he was just simply sort of he- just_because he knew just had to come because he knew imi— just had to come because he knew imdi dciddiiy— just had to come because he knew that actually-would- just had to come because he knew

that actually would cut off that actually that would cut off his sund— that actually that would cut off his sunk-som- that actually that would cut off his supply-sort of- his supply for any sort of commerciality.- his supply for any sort of commerciality. his association wim— commerciality. his association did me— commerciality. his association with the royal— commerciality. his association with the royal family would be digmiiy— with the royal family would be dummy-,— with the royal family would be digmiy-, dmd- with the royal family would be slightly , and that could slightly severed, and that could risk—mime.- slightly severed, and that could risk—future. in- risk his potential future. in imms— risk his potential future. in imms di— risk his potential future. in terms of finance, i think that's all terms of finance, i think that's dii imi— terms of finance, i think that's all that really— terms of finance, i think that's all that really was. and i think it's all that really was. and i think in i— all that really was. and i think in i mim— all that really was. and i think it's i think meghan the it's i think meghan did the riddi— it's i think meghan did the rigid-moi— it's i think meghan did the- right - not - people right thing not coming. people saying,— saying, oh, she should have id— saying, oh, she should have come, but let's— saying, oh, she should have come, but let's honest, come, but let's be honest, she modd— come, but let's be honest, she would—vilified- come, but let's be honest, she would—vilified and. would have been vilified and booed— would have been vilified and. booed—side booed and everything else. she ridd— booed and everything else. she iigm mod— booed and everything else. she was right not-and- booed and everything else. she was right not and take was right not to come and take mom— was right not to come and take from .celebration,- was right not to come and take from celebration, he had from the celebration, but he had to from the celebration, but he had do come— from the celebration, but he had do mm— from the celebration, but he had to come both for— from the celebration, but he had to come both for commercial reasons and obviously because if hes— reasons and obviously because if hes edd— reasons and obviously because if hes cut off— reasons and obviously because if he's cut off from _ reasons and obviously because if he's cut off from his family, mem— he's cut off from his family, then finance— he's cut off from his family, then finance really he really is in then finance really he really is im iodide. — then finance really he really is in trouble. ithink— then finance really he really is in trouble. think . in trouble. i think. i think he modd— in trouble. i think. i think he should archie . i should have brought archie. i mean, what what boy wouldn't remember that occasion for the work. yeah. what are you going to screaming the cathedral to start screaming the cathedral down? everything screaming. oh, then you would have then it would you would have said that a plant. louis said that he was a plant. louis wasn't screaming the- louis wasn't screaming the cathedral ddwm. — wasn't screaming the cathedral down. .archie's- wasn't screaming the cathedral down. ' ”if." if; he's down. no. archie's only. he's not down. no. archie's only. he's mod-momm— down. no. archie's only. he's not.though.he._ down. no. archie's only. he's not-thoughlhe. lose- down. \2 ”itfiif; he's not though he. lose five not for though is he. lose five ism-d— not for though is he. lose five ism—five. — not for though is he. lose five isn't-five. it's- not for though is he. lose five isn't-five. it's a- not for though is he. lose five isn't-five. it's a lot. isn't it. he's five. it's a lot of difference between 4 and 5. i know. i of difference between 4 and 5. i know . i still he could of difference between 4 and 5. i know brought he could of difference between 4 and 5. i know brought him he could of difference between 4 and 5. i know brought him even could of difference between 4 and 5. i know brought him even if uld of difference between 4 and 5. i know brought him even if he have brought him even if he didm-d— have brought him even if he didm-d-diiey- have brought him even if he- didn't-abbey..could didn't go to the abbey. he could mave— didn't go to the abbey. he could made-me— didn't go to the abbey. he could have .the _thing.- have seen the whole thing. he codid— could have been part of it. he codid—misl could have mingled with his kimsmem— could have mingled with his kimmem .— could have mingled with his kinsmen . and— could have mingled with his kinsmen . and i— could have mingled with his kinsmen . and i think it's an kinsmen. and i think it's an

extraordinary— kinsmen. and i think it's an extraordinary little four year did. — extraordinary little four year old. where's— extraordinary little four year old. where's he- extraordinary little four year old. g“ extraordinary little four year old. where's he gone? over old. where's he gone? he's over there. he's mingling. there's a photograph, the front of photograph, the front page of the look a bit odd, the mail. he did look a bit odd, moddi— the mail. he did look a bit odd, moddm—myd- though, in all of that royal dam.— though, in all of that royal dam-kind- though, in all of that royal dam-kind i- though, in all of that royal garb. king i mean, though, in all of that royal- garb.-king i mean, can garb. who the king i mean, can i say he— garb. who the king i mean, can i say he doom— garb. who the king i mean, can i say he idem d— garb. who the king i mean, can i say he looks a bit— garb. who the king i mean, can i say he looks a bit daft. i don't mim— say he looks a bit daft. i don't mind me— say he looks a bit daft. i don't think he looks— say he looks a bit daft. i don't think he looks look, he's got his — think he looks look, he's got his crown. daft. _ think he looks look, he's got his crown. daft. if- think he looks look, he's got his crown. je�*" �*" think he looks look, he's got his crown. jgil �*" gii: think he looks look, he's got his crown. jgil gi: his crown. daft. if you had that on your mediaeval with the mediaeval garb, the look was was it is it right that that is fake fur. welli it is it right that that is fake fur. well i don't know. i don't mow— fur. well i don't know. i don't know .— fur. well i don't know. i don't know . danielle— ” well i don't know. i don't know . danielle said that that ” well i don't know. i don't kn0\fake anielle said that that ” well i don't know. i don't kn0\fake furelle said that that ” well i don't know. i don't kn0\fake fur rather d that that ” well i don't know. i don't kn0\fake fur rather thant that ” well i don't know. i don't kn0\fake fur rather than genuine was fake fur rather than genuine fur. was fake fur rather than genuine milddem-d— was fake fur rather than genuine fur..doesn't look— was fake fur rather than genuine fur. doesn't look real, to be fur. it doesn't look real, to be domed.— fur. it doesn't look real, to be honest-wanted,- fur. it doesn't look real, to be honest. wanted, like , not to honest. he wanted, like, not to dimm— honest. he wanted, like, not toi upset—guess honest. he wanted, like, not to- dmed—dddm is. upset people. who? my guess is. i upset people. who? my guess is. i domi— upset people. who? my guess is. i ddm-d mow,— upset people. who? my guess is. i don't know,-guess- upset people. who? my guess is. i don't know,-guess it.- i don't know, but i guess it. did— i don't know, but i guess it. did wid— i don't know, but i guess it. but what-what- i don't know, but i guess it. but what-what all but what about. what about all the guarding him with the soldiers guarding him with the soldiers guarding him with the made of the bear hats? is that made of real is fake? real bear skin or is that fake? nowadays i don't know. anyway, i think it was a great occasion. they a long time, so they last a long time, so dime-d— they last a long time, so there'd-awful- they last a long time, so there'd awful lot they last a long time, so there'd-awful lot them they last a long time, so theithere.-awful lot them they last a long time, so theithere. williwful lot them they last a long time, so theithere. will be jl lot them they last a long time, so theithere. will be genuine. em out there. will be genuine. it was— i- out there. will be genuine. it. was— lenioyed was a great occasion. i enjoyed iiiiiidm — was a great occasion. i enjoyed william _brain- was a great occasion. i enjoyed william-brain .- was a great occasion. i enjoyed william-brain . is- was a great occasion. i enjoyed william _brain . is thati william kedjanyi brain. is that a william kedjanyi brain. is that d dedi— william kedjanyi brain. is that d iedi skim— william kedjanyi brain. is that a bear skin-real— william kedjanyi brain. is that a bear skin real bearskin . a bear skin is real bearskin. i enjoyed— a bear skin is real bearskin. i enjoyed william— a bear skin is real bearskin. i enjoyed william kissing his father and there's a message here for lots of sons out there. never be afraid to your never be afraid to give your dad a kiss my dad every time never be afraid to give your dad asee kiss my dad every time never be afraid to give your dad asee him iss my dad every time never be afraid to give your dad asee him on my dad every time never be afraid to give your dad asee him on the dad every time never be afraid to give your dad asee him on the cheek.ary time never be afraid to give your dad asee him on the cheek. iy time never be afraid to give your dad asee him on the cheek. i loveie i see him on the cheek. i love him of a lot of blokes

him a lot of a lot of blokes don't. oh, don't want to be don't. oh, i don't want to be seen another and don't. oh, i don't want to be seeof another and don't. oh, i don't want to be seeof that another and don't. oh, i don't want to be seeof that . butther and don't. oh, i don't want to be seeof that . but you and don't. oh, i don't want to be seeof that . but you kiss and don't. oh, i don't want to be seeof that . but you kiss your all of that. but you kiss your dad.— all of that. but you kiss your dad. i— all of that. but you kiss your dad. i give— all of that. but you kiss your dad. i give my.— all of that. but you kiss your dad. i give my. when- but you kiss your dad. i give my. when i see him. but you kiss your ddon'tgive my. when i see him. but you kiss your ddon't know1y. when i see him. but you kiss your ddon't know wherezn i see him. but you kiss your ddon't know wherezn iisee him. but you kiss your ddon't know wherezn iis .! him. but you kiss your ddon't know wherezn iis . non. i don't know where he is. no one does.— i don't know where he is. no one deed—mdmi does. yeah, well, girls, my mum , vou— does. yeah, well, girls, my mum , you mow,— does. yeah, well, girls, my mum ,yod mow, my— does. yeah, well, girls, my mum , you know, my mum would kiss and— , you know, my mum would kiss dmd—dmd— , you know, my mum would kiss dmd—omd o— , you know, my mum would kiss dmd—omd o iod- , you know, my mum would kissi and—and a lot-boys , you know, my mum would kiss anland and a lot boys , you know, my mum would kiss anland a and a lot boys , you know, my mum would kiss anland a lot and a lot boys , you know, my mum would kiss anland a lot of and a lot boys , you know, my mum would kiss anland a lot of and adon't boys , you know, my mum would kiss anland a lot of and adon't . oys do and a lot of boys don't. danny— do and a lot of boys don't. danny-don't- do and a lot of boys don't. l ammo-domi-do danny says they don't want to kiss because not kiss their dad because it's not matching always matching my brother's always kissed, think. i matching my brother's always kissed, think . i think kissed, but i think. i think it's actually— kissed, but i think. i think it's actually tragic- : "

and they live minutes away. really? well, it's just it's iod— really? well, it's just it's odd odio— really? well, it's just it's just quite sad.- really? well, it's just it's just quite sad. and it's a bit i don-o— just quite sad. and it's a bit i dom-o iooiio— just quite sad. and it's a bit i don't really understand because to don't really understand because do oomo— don't really understand because do oomo o— don't really understand because to carry a burden— don't really understand because to carry a burden of hate with you— to carry a burden of hate with ood odi— to carry a burden of hate with ood oii mo— to carry a burden of hate with you all the time— to carry a burden of hate with you all the time ,— to carry a burden of hate with you all the time , i don't think. you all the time, i don't think. no,— you all the time, i don't think. ho, mo— you all the time, i don't think. ho, odo— you all the time, i don't think. no, no. but whatever it is , i no, no. but whatever it is, i iod— no, no. but whatever it is, i idd mim— no, no. but whatever it is, i idd mimk h— no, no. but whatever it is, i just think if they're carrying moo— just think if they're carrying moo moo— just think if they're carrying that that burden with you, i don-o.— that that burden with you, i don't-human.- that that burden with you, i don't. human. they're don't. they're human. they're oomoimo— don't. they're human. they're oomoimo moo— don't. they're human. they're carrying that burden of having don't. they're human. they're ca ignore :hat burden of having don't. they're human. they're ca ignore someone,�*i of having don't. they're human. they're ca ignore someone, havingiing don't. they're human. they're ca ignore someone, havingiinldo to ignore someone, having to do moo.— to ignore someone, having to do moo—.— to ignore someone, having to do moo.—. doom- that. it's very tiring. yeah, ido— that. it's very tiring. yeah, odd don-o— that. it's very tiring. yeah, but don't think— that. it's very tiring. yeah, but don't think it's hate. i mim— but don't think it's hate. i mink-iod— but don't think it's hate. i think-just-carel but don't think it's hate. i- think-just-care about think they just don't care about thomas i think that's thomas markle. i think that's what . meghan is filled what i think. meghan is filled wim— what i think. meghan is filled dim homeo— what i think. meghan is filled with hatred for— meghan is filled with hatred for elements of our royal— with hatred for elements of our iooooi iomiio— with hatred for elements of our royal family and— with hatred for elements of our royal family and the royal and the royal family and the royal and me midsi— royal family and the royal and the british press— royal family and the royal and the british press as well. and i mim— the british press as well. and i mimk moo— the british press as well. and i mimk mod is— the british press as well. and i think that is a— the british press as well. and i think that is a burden to carry moo— think that is a burden to carry moo-om— think that is a burden to carry moo-om oom- think that is a burden to carry that on your back, that around on your back, i mim- — that around on your back, i mim- sorro— that around on your back, i think. sorry, i— that around on your back, i think. g think. sorry, i thought you meant relation own meant in relation to her own family. well, i mean, family. yeah well, i mean, obviously she's not here to defend my view, defend herself, but in my view, watching , i see that this watching it, i see that this is somebody is not very happy somebody who is not very happy with plenty of elements and she's shut them down, which is perfectly fine . but my point in perfectly fine. but my point in mid— perfectly fine. but my point in this is— perfectly fine. but my point in this is moo— perfectly fine. but my point in this is that it— perfectly fine. but my point in this is that it takes— perfectly fine. but my point in this is that it takes a- f �*" but my point in this is that it takes a lot of omoioo— this is that it takes a lot of omoioo oo— this is that it takes a lot of energy to things down and energy to shut things down and i'm energy to shut things down and im moo— energy to shut things down and m moo going— energy to shut things down and m moo going oo— energy to shut things down and i'm not going to that. i'm i'm not going to do that. i'm moo— i'm not going to do that. i'mi moo—odd not going to do that. i'm just oooimo— not going to do that. i'm just oooimo-moo— not going to do that. i'm just saying that tiring. saying that that that's tiring. homo-o— harry's had a bad couple of wood. — weeks. you see him at the nba basketball where the camera weeks. you see him at the nba basketiin.l where the camera weeks. you see him at the nba

basketiin on'here the camera weeks. you see him at the nba basketiin on one the camera weeks. you see him at the nba basketiin on on athe camera weeks. you see him at the nba basketiin on on a memberera weeks. you see him at the nba basketiin on on a member of the zooms in on on a member of the crowd. and it's supposed to be it's the cam. and it's called the kiss cam. and when you're on the when you realise you're on the big he went for big jumbo screen and he went for the meghan pulled the kiss and meghan just pulled away. some people say didn't away. some people say it didn't dood— away. some people say it didn't wok-.— away. some people say it didn't iook-. some— away. some people say it didn't look-. some people- look like that. some people say, i it look like that. some people say, i-h did— look like that. some people say, i-h did dood- look like that. some people say, i-it did look like- i think that it did look like moo. — i think that it did look like that. |think_ i think that it did look like that. ithink that's- i think that it did look like that. f“ that. i think that's been overegged. that hair pulling owoo. — overegged. that hair pulling owoo. smo— overegged. that hair pulling away. she might— dfnggfi: that hair pulling away. she might have just you mow,— away. she might have just you know, come a reminder away. she might have just you know, whoa a reminder away. she might have just you know, who wears a reminder away. she might have just you know, who wears the reminder away. she might have just you know, who wears the trousers' away. she might have just you know, who wears the trousers in about who wears the trousers in the relationship. _ about who wears the trousers in the relationship. yeah but she probably thinking we're probably just thinking we're going to be on some screen going to be on some vast screen . ithink going to be on some vast screen . i think i'd rather not. i mim— . i think i'd rather not. i think me— . i think i'd rather not. i think she likes— . i think i'd rather not. i think she likes to- . i think i'd rather not. i think she likes to be on television. screen she television. some big screen she doesn't want be. she doesn't want to be. maybe she wasn't for it. maybe wasn't being paid for it. maybe that's don't know . you're that's it. i don't know. you're being don't being cynical. i don't like people me in with people kissing me in public with cameras. too much cameras. on me. yeah too much has been cameras. on me. yeah too much hos doom mode— cameras. on me. yeah too much has been made of— cameras. on me. yeah too much has been made of that. - f o" / too much has been made of that. e has been made of that. it's not hoppemod— has been made of that. it's not happened. actually there was a kiss. come here away from ron . kiss. come here away from ron. everybodv- — kiss. come here away from ron. everybodv- oom— kiss. come here away from ron. everybody. ron. ron. well, listen to goodness me, if you've just joined us, welcome on board. this is gb news. welcome on board. i'm nana akua. it's great have your company. great to have your company. we're here on we're alive and active here on gb much still to gb news. so much more still to come break. it's time come after the break. it's time for debate. for the great british debate. this asking, you this hour. i'm asking, do you believe the way believe that monarchy is the way forward? charles been

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cloud around holding up in dodiie— cloud around holding up in double figures— cloud around holding up in double figures for many of us. so double figures for many of us. so o— double figures for many of us. so o hh— double figures for many of us. so o iii oi— double figures for many of us. so o iii oi o— double figures for many of us. so a bit of a grey— double figures for many of us. so a bit of a grey mixed start on idesdoo— so a bit of a grey mixed start on tuesday morning. some sunny spous— on tuesday morning. some sunny speiis ,— on tuesday morning. some sunny speiis , me— on tuesday morning. some sunny spells , the risk— on tuesday morning. some sunny spells , the risk of— on tuesday morning. some sunny spells , the risk of some rain spells, the risk of some rain. across_, perhaps across eastern areas, perhaps meow— across eastern areas, perhaps meow-o— across eastern areas, perhaps heowolo-ooioss- heavy for a time across mohheosi— heavy for a time across northeast scotland, but it shodd— northeast scotland, but it should brighten up slowly moddi— should brighten up slowly. through _some should brighten up slowly- through _some sunny through the morning. some sunny spous— through the morning. some sunny speiis ,— through the morning. some sunny speiis , idi— through the morning. some sunny spells , but also— through the morning. some sunny spells , but also scattering spells, but also a scattering of sons— spells, but also a scattering of showers . developing stays showers. developing stays dmseiiied— showers. developing stays unsettled over— showers. developing stays unsettled over the next few doos. — unsettled over the next few days. - showers- unsettled over the next few days. showers and rain days. further showers and rain iempeioimes— days. further showers and rain temperatures a— days. further showers and rain temperatures a above temperatures a little above owieoeo—

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that. here we go. well, it's time our british time now for our great british debate out. and asking, time now for our great british debate believe . and asking, time now for our great british debate believe theid asking, time now for our great british debate believe the monarchy ng, time now for our great british debate believe the monarchy is, do you believe the monarchy is the forward? king charles the way forward? king charles has been crowned queen has been crowned alongside queen camilla and camilla in a historic and historic ceremony and a momentous display of pomp and pageantry gathered in pageantry. thousands gathered in westminster abbey and millions flocked streets , all to flocked to the streets, all to witness this wonderful moment . witness this wonderful moment. but has coronation left but has the coronation left a good first impression for king charles in the eyes of the public, prince harry public, with prince harry showing father showing up to see his father receive the crown, are things looking for the royal family? looking up for the royal family? so great british debate so for the great british debate this hour, asking , do you this hour, i'm asking, do you believe monarchy is the believe that the monarchy is the way forward? joining way forward? so joining me to discuss that, peter edwards, former of the labourlist, former editor of the labourlist, martin daubney gb news, contributor and former brexit party , reem ibrahim, party mep, reem ibrahim, the communications for the communications officer for the institute of economic affairs and denis macshane, former labour mp. right. so i'm going to you, denis to start with you, denis macshane. you think ? is macshane. what do you think? is the monarchy the way forward ? the monarchy the way forward? it's going to there, it's going to be there, but eweioiodo-s— it's going to be there, but everybody's going to wake up on idesdoo—io- everybody's going to wake up on tuesday _to wait. everybody's going to wake up oni tuesday _to wait 48 tuesday and you have to wait 48 moms— tuesday and you have to wait 48 hours-ambulance- tuesday and you have to wait 48 hours-ambulance . - tuesday and you have to wait 48 hours ambulance . /f hours for an ambulance. you have to hours for an ambulance. you have is woii— hours for an ambulance. you have is woii ioiewe— hours for an ambulance. you have to wait forever to get potholes

filled in. you have to wait ever to see taxes reduced. all the problems of the country are back with a bang, with a lovely three day escape up. all enjoyed it. i'd be daft to not and rain on anybody's parade . i've got a few anybody's parade. i've got a few points. look at this nato. this is from the sunday mirror. but the other papers are :gi but the other papers are carrying. ids— the other papers are carrying. is o— the other papers are carrying. is o ioioomo— the other papers are carrying. it's a balcony show , so if you it's a balcony show, so if you dood— it's a balcony show, so if you iook oi— it's a balcony show, so if you iook oi oi,— it's a balcony show, so if you look at it, it's— it's a balcony show, so if you look at it, it's like- it's a balcony show, so if you look at it, it's like a sort of me— look at it, it's like a sort of eveni— look at it, it's like a sort of nice event in— look at it, it's like a sort of nice event in wiltshire with oiomdpoiems— nice event in wiltshire with grandparents and little children. _ grandparents and little children. “2d ”iii: grandparents and little children. "on ”iii: children. they're all white, they're all rich. they're not connected. so what's your point? they don't represent the rest of the country. they don't represent gb news the cabinet. any in britain. so, any high street in britain. so, so, so what's your point , so, so what's your point, modem — so, so what's your point, though? _yourl so, so what's your point, though? _your my though? what is your point? my point i think royal point is i think the royal family . family is going to survive. five has to change. yeah, but moo.— five has to change. yeah, but oioo. so— five has to change. yeah, but okay, so in your family, you're so you're white. your mom and dad mean, you dad are white. i mean, if you had your had a string of people from your family, probably all be had a string of people from your fam same probably all be had a string of people from your famsame prasibly all be had a string of people from your fam same pr as well. ll be had a string of people from your fam same pr as well. ll don't the same colour as well. i don't really don't really think that's i don't think are mixed think all my children are mixed race. we don't to go into. think all my children are mixed race but'e don't to go into. think all my children are mixed racebut i'm)n't to go into. think all my children are mixed racebut i'm)n't saying go into. think all my children are mixed racebut i'm)n't saying that.ito. no, but i'm just saying that. but you to look the but if you were to look at the

fact that you're white, if we went the people who went back to the people who made you the colour you are and everything be everything, they'd probably be the same colour. i don't think that's daubney the same colour. i don't think that's well, daubney the same colour. i don't think that's well, rain daubney the same colour. i don't think that's well, rain that aubney the same colour. i don't think that's well, rain that it'sney yeah, well, the rain that it's best to spoil yesterday, but actually the real shower are the abolitionist, the abolitionist, the republicans, the socialists, the republicans, the socialists, the not my kingers who tried their very best to ruin a magnificent day . isn't it funny magnificent day. isn't it funny how magnificent day. isn't it funny how meo— magnificent day. isn't it funny how do howe— magnificent day. isn't it funny how they have a— magnificent day. isn't it funny how they have a pop- magnificent day. isn't it funny how they have a pop at- “gig �*" (if; :g isn't it funny how they have a pop at the midsi— how they have a pop at the british royal— how they have a pop at the british royal family for being wide,— british royal family for being whiie, idi— british royal family for being white, but they— british royal family for being white, but they never say the mimo— white, but they never say the same thing _the - white, but they never say the same thing the nigerian white, but they never say the same family, the nigerian white, but they never say the same family, thisnigerian white, but they never say the same family, this entirely royal family, which is entirely hook— royal family, which is entirely hook omd— royal family, which is entirely black and always— royal family, which is entirely black and always the black and always has been. the oooomese— black and always has been. the oopomese iooooi— black and always has been. the japanese royal family, which is, guess— japanese royal family, which is, guess-emiiieio— japanese royal family, which is, guess entirely japanese. it guess what entirely japanese. it just guess what entirely japanese. it ids-io— guess what entirely japanese. it idsi-io he— guess what entirely japanese. it just-to be from- guess what entirely japanese. it just to be from that just happened to be from that demooioomio— just happened to be from that demographic historically , this demographic historically, this oismd— demographic historically, this absurd attack— demographic historically, this absurd attack on the family for demo— absurd attack on the family for being whiie. — absurd attack on the family for being whiie. i— absurd attack on the family for being white. i think shows the moe— being white. i think shows the true colours— being white. i think shows the true colours of— being white. i think shows the true colours of those who hate me— true colours of those who hate me royal— true colours of those who hate the royal family— true colours of those who hate the royal family and actually , the royal family and actually, romeo— the royal family and actually, romeo mom— the royal family and actually, rather than dwelling on the meooiiwes— rather than dwelling on the meooiiwes i— rather than dwelling on the negatives, i think we should we shodd— negatives, i think we should we should-solace— negatives, i think we should we should solace from that and should take solace from that and ome— should take solace from that and ioke smemom— should take solace from that and take strength from _ should take solace from that and take strength from the fact that moo-re— take strength from the fact that iheo-ie-diwide - take strength from the fact that they're - divide - buti they're trying to divide us. but meo— they're trying to divide us. but moo-ii— they're trying to divide us. but they-it failed. - they're trying to divide us. but they it failed. was they didn't. it failed. it was a womdeiidi— they didn't. it failed. it was a wonderful day.— they didn't. it failed. it was a wonderful day. and in a time where— wonderful day. and in a time where we're not— wonderful day. and in a time where we're not united by poiiiios— where we're not united by politics, we're _ where we're not united by politics, we're not united by wow— politics, we're not united by very moem— politics, we're not united by very mdoh oi— politics, we're not united by very much at all. i think the royal— very much at all. i think the royal-serves- very much at all. i think the royal-serves a- royal family serves a magnificent- royal family serves a magnificent , totemic, magnificent, totemic, marvellous,-

magnificent, totemic, marvellous, joyous thing, and we shodd— marvellous, joyous thing, and we shodid dmiie— marvellous, joyous thing, and we should unite around it. rhiannon i should unite around it. rhiannon i domi— should unite around it. rhiannon i don-i mow— should unite around it. rhiannon i don-i know who— should unite around it. rhiannon i don't know why race— should unite around it. rhiannon i don't know why race has- should unite around it. rhiannon i don't know why race has been brought up in its entirety anyway. ithink brought up in its entirety anyway. i think that when we're immine— anyway. i think that when we're thinking about— 2) i think that when we're thinking about trying to argue for thinking about trying to argue ioi me— thinking about trying to argue for the monarchy and argue for meso— for the monarchy and argue for these institutions,— for the monarchy and argue for these institutions, we should be oiddimo— these institutions, we should be arguing dosed— these institutions, we should be arguing based on— these institutions, we should be arguing based on economic and constitutional— arguing based on economic and constitutional grounds. i mean, we saw yesterday— constitutional grounds. i mean, we saw yesterday how wonderful the coronation— we saw yesterday how wonderful the coronation really was. we do— the coronation really was. we saw 90 heads— the coronation really was. we saw 90 heads of— the coronation really was. we saw 90 heads of state, i think it saw 90 heads of state, i think ii wos— saw 90 heads of state, i think ii mo— saw 90 heads of state, i think it was more than— saw 90 heads of state, i think it was more than 90 heads of side— it was more than 90 heads of sioie oiiemd— it was more than 90 heads of state attend the _ it was more than 90 heads of state attend the coronation, whim— state attend the coronation, which is— state attend the coronation, which is o— state attend the coronation, which is a huge— state attend the coronation, which is a huge for british soft powe— which is a huge for british soft powe diso— which is a huge for british soft power. also the— which is a huge for british soft power. also the constitutional grounds.— power. also the constitutional oiodmds. i— power. also the constitutional grounds. i mean,— power. also the constitutional grounds. i mean, we're thinking oiodi— grounds. i mean, we're thinking oiodi me— grounds. i mean, we're thinking about the fantastic nature that his— about the fantastic nature that ihis dives— about the fantastic nature that this gives british— about the fantastic nature that this gives british democracy . this gives british democracy. did— this gives british democracy. did men— this gives british democracy. and then also— this gives british democracy. and then also the— this gives british democracy. and then also the economics. i mean , the crown estate, the mean, the crown estate, the omodm— mean, the crown estate, the mound oi— mean, the crown estate, the amount of money that gives the meosmo— amount of money that gives the meosmo-oiso— amount of money that gives the treasury, also thinking treasury, but also just thinking oiodi— treasury, but also just thinking oiodi me— treasury, but also just thinking about the amount of tourism that it about the amount of tourism that ii mimos— about the amount of tourism that ii minds m— about the amount of tourism that it brings in, how— about the amount of tourism that it brings in, how many people about the amount of tourism that it brirto in, how many people about the amount of tourism that it brirto london many people about the amount of tourism that it brirto london andiy people about the amount of tourism that it brirto london and came ple about the amount of tourism that it brirto london and came toe about the amount of tourism that it brirto london and came to those came to london and came to those ioooi— came to london and came to those ioooi-omd— came to london and came to those ioooi-omd spend— came to london and came to those local-and spend their- local shops and spend their momeo— local shops and spend their momeo-io- local shops and spend their money-to whilst. local shops and spend their money to whilst they money in order to whilst they were attending— money in order to whilst they were attending coronation were attending the coronation so were attending the coronation so i— were attending the coronation so i mim— were attending the coronation so i think what— were attending the coronation so i think what we've- were attending the coronation so i think what we've really got to emphasise the value to emphasise here is the value that the monarchy brings us, not just on coronation day but every day. peter

just on coronation day but every day . peter edwards yeah, i just on coronation day but every day. peter edwards yeah, i mean i'm day. peter edwards yeah, i mean i-m wow— day. peter edwards yeah, i mean i-m very ioiiied— day. peter edwards yeah, i mean i'm very baffled by— :2 peter edwards yeah, i mean i'm very baffled by some of what i'm very baffled by some of what i hedd— i'm very baffled by some of what i heoid me— i'm very baffled by some of what i heard the royal— i'm very baffled by some of what i heard the royal family have never been perfect and never wid— never been perfect and never wiii io— never been perfect and never wiii ie io— never been perfect and never will be by definition , they're will be by definition, they're mom— will be by definition, they're iiom me— will be by definition, they're from the elite,— will be by definition, they're from the elite, but that doesn't move— from the elite, but that doesn't howe io— from the elite, but that doesn't howe io meom— from the elite, but that doesn't have to mean they're out of iodom — have to mean they're out of. touch. _expensive touch. they go to expensive schools, they live palaces. schools, they live in palaces. they live a life that's very different all that one. different to all of that one. one against one can rail against that or accept it for what it is. personally, i'm great personally, i'm a great supporter family supporter of the royal family and it for what it is. and i accept it for what it is. i also say the i would also say the royal family they family just like any family they have their lips and downs, disagreements sometimes self—inflicted. the one difference is they're having all the disagreements a of difference is they're having all the diingreements a of difference is they're having all the diin public, its a of difference is they're having all the diin public, whicha of difference is they're having all the diin public, which i of difference is they're having all the diin public, which i don't them in public, which i don't think is wise at all. but my other point, and i love fact think is wise at all. but my othe the int, and i love fact think is wise at all. but my othe the royalid i love fact think is wise at all. but my othe the royal family,e fact think is wise at all. but my othe the royal family, although that the royal family, although they're they're above they're political, they're above party politics. i think that's really important. and if we didn't have royal family, then we'd have precedent. would we'd have a precedent. so would that have been president boris johnson president liz truss johnson or president liz truss or even president tony blair? now, while one of those leaders i and others, i support and two others, i don't. i wouldn't want to see a party political person as head of state. and i'll let denis hosmome— of state. and i'll let denis mcshane-back-

of state. and i'll let denis. mcshane-backlagain mcshane come back in again deed-ose so— mcshane come back in again because. so do— mcshane come back in again because. so do you think the momoioio— because. so do you think the mood is— because. so do you think the monarchy is the— because. so do you think the monarchy is the way forward? deodose— monarchy is the way forward? because _whatl monarchy is the way forward?l because _what you because i wasn't sure what youi were—hod were alluding to. i've never had any— were alluding to. i've never had omo pioiiems— were alluding to. i've never had any problems with— were alluding to. i've never had any problems with monarchies. if any problems with monarchies. ii—iie— any problems with monarchies. if_the-governed if you look at the best governed and and most and the fairest and most prosperous and most sensibly run countries in europe , i would countries in europe, i would hold up the netherlands, i'd hold up the netherlands, i'd hold up the netherlands, i'd hold up denmark , norway, sweden, hold up denmark, norway, sweden, all of them. what do they have in common? they are monarchies. i think our monarchy is a bit different. yes, i do regret the fact that we've got a huge feud of some sort . i fact that we've got a huge feud of some sort. i agree fact that we've got a huge feud of some sort . i agree with of some sort. i agree with peter. it's all a shame. it's in the public between the two heirs. i mean, william and harry, if you like. is it not really an heir?— harry, if you like. is it not really an heir? is- �*" l is it not really an heir? is work ? e really an heir? is work? it's mi.— really an heir? is work? it's mi. wed.— really an heir? is work? it's mi. weii. i— really an heir? is work? e �*idoi�*ifll " okay . really an heir? is work? it's- not. well, i mean. okay . he's not. well, i mean. okay. he's a spare, as he called himself, not. well, i mean. okay. he's a spare, as he called himself , not spare, as he called himself, not an heir. he's a spare and he's got— an heir. he's a spare and he's ooi mo— an heir. he's a spare and he's ooi mo hoii. — an heir. he's a spare and he's got no hair. that's- ” he's a spare and he's got no hair. g: got no hair. that's that's good. that's got no hair. that's that's good. ihoi-s going— got no hair. that's that's good. ihoi-s going io— got no hair. 3: that's going to continue. e that's going to continue. but it deems— that's going to continue. but it doesi-i sowe— that's going to continue. but it doesi-i sowe .— that's going to continue. but it doesn't solve . i— that's going to continue. but it doesn't solve . i want, if you doesn't solve. i want, if you like, peter , a head of state, like, peter, a head of state, that helps to find solutions for the incredible difficulties britain's facing. so you're happy wim— britain's facing. so you're happy with the_ f“ giit q so you're happy with the convening f“ g: q so you're happy with the convening power as happy with the convening power

os os ii— happy with the convening power os os ii used— happy with the convening power as as it used to— happy with the convening power as as it used to be— happy with the convening power as as it used to be called, that king— as as it used to be called, that king diodes— as as it used to be called, that king charles had— as as it used to be called, that king charles had are you happy wim— king charles had are you happy wiih king— king charles had are you happy with king charles— king charles had are you happy with king charles being slightly poiiiiooid — with king charles being slightlyj political? _you're political? it sounds like you're saying that room. i'm going to end because a end it with you because you're a young and we're all old. young person and we're all old. you're not old, are that? oh, thank you very much. - you're not old, are that? oh, thank you very much. very semiiie. — thank you very much. very sensible. very,— thank you very much. very sensible. very, very wisely, said dennis rhiannon. listen, you're . do you think that said dennis rhiannon. listen, you'is . do you think that said dennis rhiannon. listen, you'is a . do you think that said dennis rhiannon. listen, you'is a good do you think that said dennis rhiannon. listen, you'is a good thing)u think that said dennis rhiannon. listen, you' is a good thing for hink that said dennis rhiannon. listen, you' is a good thing for a nk that said dennis rhiannon. listen, you' is a good thing for a lotthat this is a good thing for a lot of young people? because if you looked it looked at the polling, it suggested people were suggested that young people were less the less likely to favour the concept or notion of monarchy . concept or notion of monarchy. yeah, and i think that also just thinking about the way that the coronation is impacted, that i mean, people just sort mean, a lot of people just sort of young people of said, a lot of young people that they that i spoke to just said they didn't the didn't really care about the coronation. it just wasn't really— coronation. it just wasn't reoiio-io- coronation. it just wasn't. really _to-lives coronation. it just wasn't- really _to-lives . really relevant to their lives. omd— really relevant to their lives. and ooiwoiio— really relevant to their lives. and actually, would and actually, they would rather ioopooei— and actually, they would rather ioooooei momeo— and actually, they would rather taxpayer money be spent somewhere think that taxpayer money be spent- somewhere _think that the somewhere else. i think that the reason-needlwin- somewhere else. i think that the reason need win these reason why we need to win these oiddmemis— reason why we need to win these oiodmemis is— reason why we need to win these arguments is because we to arguments is because we need to expioim— arguments is because we need to explain—actually. explain to people and actually eddooie— explain to people and actually. eddooie—mow educate them so that they know ooidoiio— educate them so that they know ooidoiio-iomiio- educate them so that they know actually family makes actually the royal family makes us more money than in us more money than they take in ioxoooei— us more money than they take in ioooooei momeo— us more money than they take in taxpayer money, which why us more money than they take in taxpfrom money, which why us more money than they take in taxpfrom from y, which why us more money than they take in taxpfrom from an/hich why us more money than they take in taxpfrom from an economiciy just from from an economic persoeoiiwe— just from from an economic perspective, they're actually worm— perspective, they're actually onh i.— perspective, they're actually worth it.-also,- perspective, they're actuallyi worth it. .also, _it's worth it. but also, i think it's oiodi— worth it. but also, i think it's oiodi oodmd— worth it. but also, i think it's about young people nowadays, not really— about young people nowadays, not really-tradition— about young people nowadays, not really-tradition and- about young people nowadays, not really tradition and not really valuing tradition and not voiding— really valuing tradition and not voiding me— really valuing tradition and not valuing the wonderful institutions- valuing the wonderful institutions that this country

really— institutions that this country reallv--_ institutions that this country ieoiiol so— institutions that this country really-. so ithink- really has. so i think that we've-strong. really has. so i think that. we've-strong and we've got to be strong and oiodimd— we've got to be strong and oiodimolmose- we've got to be strong and arguing those arguments arguing for those arguments romeo— arguing for those arguments rather-debating- arguing for those arguments i rather-debating-race rather than debating about race or rather than debating about race oioidmems—oi- rather than debating about race or-arguments. - rather than debating about race or-arguments . i. rather than debating about race. or-arguments . i love or other silly arguments. i love it. or other silly arguments. i love is mom— or other silly arguments. i love is thank-verv— or other silly arguments. i love it. thank-very-thatl it. thank you very much. that very sensibly said, that's william abraham she's william abraham. she's a communications officer for the institute of economic affairs. also, mcshane , former also, dennis mcshane, former labour . we've got martin labour mp. we've got martin daubney news, contributor and daubney gb news, contributor and former brexit party mep, and peter , former editor of peter edwards, former editor of the fabulous . those the labourlist fabulous. those are their thoughts. what are yours ? email gbviews@gbnews.uk . yours? email gbviews@gbnews.uk. you're with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb news. we're live on tv , online and on digital radio. tv, online and on digital radio. after the break, we'll continue with great british debate with the great british debate this and asking, this hour. and i'm asking, do you is the you believe the monarchy is the way the way forward? you'll hear the thoughts my author thoughts of my panel, author and broadcaster hamilton broadcaster christine hamilton and broadcaster and journalist and broadcaster danny kelly. first, let's and journalist and broadcaster danyourzlly. first, let's and journalist and broadcaster danyour latest first, let's and journalist and broadcaster danyour latest newst, let's and journalist and broadcaster danyour latest news headlines . get your latest news headlines. nana. thank you. good afternoon . hoes— nana. thank you. good afternoon . hees oom— nana. thank you. good afternoon . here's your latest— \w22 thank you. good afternoon . here's your latest headlines mom— . here's your latest headlines iiom me— . here's your latest headlines iiom me so— . here's your latest headlines from the gb newsroom . at 433. from the gb newsroom. at 433. coiomoiiom— from the gb newsroom. at 433. coronation celebrations continue to coronation celebrations continue io os— coronation celebrations continue io os modsomds— coronation celebrations continue to as thousands of— coronation celebrations continue to as thousands of people across the to as thousands of people across me commo— to as thousands of people across me oodmmo oe— to as thousands of people across the country are holding a coronation.—

the country are holding a coronation. big lunch. the first iodo— coronation. big lunch. the first iodo oi— coronation. big lunch. the first iodo oi me— coronation. big lunch. the first iodo oi do us— coronation. big lunch. the first lady of the us ,— coronation. big lunch. the first lady of the us , jill biden, was lady of the us, jill biden, was oi— lady of the us, jill biden, was oi me— lady of the us, jill biden, was one of the special— lady of the us, jill biden, was one of the special guests hosted by one of the special guests hosted do me— one of the special guests hosted do me imme— one of the special guests hosted by the prime minister and his wiie— by the prime minister and his wife. outside— by the prime minister and his wife. outside number 10 in ddowimoiom— wife. outside number 10 in buckingham palace is calling the domes— buckingham palace is calling the diodes moi— buckingham palace is calling the lunches that commemorate the kinds— lunches that commemorate the king's coronation.— lunches that commemorate the king's coronation. a nationwide ooiiwe— king's coronation. a nationwide active celebration— king's coronation. a nationwide active celebration in friendship . iooooi— active celebration in friendship . royal ions— active celebration in friendship . royal fans told— active celebration in friendship . royal fans told us why they're oeiiimo— . royal fans told us why they're getting involved _ . royal fans told us why they're getting involved . _ . royal fans told us why they're getting involved . e getting involved. it's lovely to see getting involved. it's lovely to odi— getting involved. it's lovely to see all the people and the balloons out and everything. yeah, excellent . it doesn't yeah, excellent. it doesn't hooded— yeah, excellent. it doesn't hoppem oiiem— i422" if;,io

be british, isn't it? then later ihis-, zoooo- be british, isn't it? then later this-, 20,000 peoplei be british, isn't it? then later. this-, 20,000 people will this evening, 20,000 people will join this evening, 20,000 people will ioim me— this evening, 20,000 people will ioim me mewio— this evening, 20,000 people will join the newly crowned king and queen— join the newly crowned king and queen oi— join the newly crowned king and queen at windsor— join the newly crowned king and queen at windsor castle for the common— queen at windsor castle for the coronation concert— queen at windsor castle for the coronation concert . (ix/ego 37” cf; coronation concert. okay. prince of wales, it's time for your rehearsal . the prince of wales rehearsal. the prince of wales hos— rehearsal. the prince of wales hos reieosed— rehearsal. the prince of wales has released a— rehearsal. the prince of wales has released a video- ”iii: the prince of wales has released a video on twitter whim— has released a video on twitter which shows— has released a video on twitter which shows him— has released a video on twitter which shows him rehearsing for his which shows him rehearsing for his speedi— which shows him rehearsing for his soeeom oi— which shows him rehearsing for his speech at the— which shows him rehearsing for his speech at the event . william his speech at the event. william omd— his speech at the event. william omd sodo— his speech at the event. william omd soie oiso— his speech at the event. william and kate also took— his speech at the event. william and kate also took a surprise womododi— and kate also took a surprise walkabout in— and kate also took a surprise walkabout in windsor, meeting oi— walkabout in windsor, meeting some of those— walkabout in windsor, meeting some of those queuing up . and some of those queuing up. and home— some of those queuing up. and home oe— some of those queuing up. and here are some live— some of those queuing up. and here are some live pictures of dose— here are some live pictures of dose ions— here are some live pictures of those fans who— here are some live pictures of those fans who will catch a oiimdse— those fans who will catch a oiimpse oi— those fans who will catch a glimpse of the— those fans who will catch a glimpse of the concert tonight. ihodsomds— glimpse of the concert tonight. thousands already queuing along the thousands already queuing along ihe iono— thousands already queuing along we done wom— thousands already queuing along the long walk at— thousands already queuing along the long walk at windsor, where oiomdseis— the long walk at windsor, where organisers are making their iimoi— organisers are making their final preparations . take that. final preparations. take that. kow— final preparations. take that. katy demo— final preparations. take that. katy demo omd— final preparations. take that. katy perry and lionel richie wiii— katy perry and lionel richie wiii odi— katy perry and lionel richie wiii oii de— katy perry and lionel richie will all be performing alongside sdeoioi— will all be performing alongside special appearances from tom cruise,— special appearances from tom cmise, dome— special appearances from tom cruise, dame joan collins and sir cruise, dame joan collins and dim iom — cruise, dame joan collins and dim iom domes— cruise, dame joan collins and sir tom jones. we— cruise, dame joan collins and sir tom jones. we heard from oi— sir tom jones. we heard from oi me— sir tom jones. we heard from some of the lucky ones who won dismis— some of the lucky ones who won iiokeis .— some of the lucky ones who won iiokeis . ide— some of the lucky ones who won tickets . the metropolitan police tickets. the metropolitan police

is demo— tickets. the metropolitan police is facing criticism _ tickets. the metropolitan police is facing criticism for omesiimo— is facing criticism for arresting 52- is facing criticism for arresting 52 people on the day of arresting 52 people on the day oi me— arresting 52 people on the day of the coronation— arresting 52 people on the day of the coronation the force says meo— of the coronation the force says iheo wee— of the coronation the force says they were taken— of the coronation the force says they were taken into custody for an they were taken into custody for on omoo— they were taken into custody for on omoo oi— they were taken into custody for an array of offences, including oomsdiiooo— an array of offences, including oomsdiiooo io— an array of offences, including conspiracy to cause a public . s— conspiracy to cause a public nuisance . s graham smith, the nuisance. s graham smith, the ohiei— nuisance. s graham smith, the chief executive— nuisance. s graham smith, the chief executive of— nuisance. s graham smith, the chief executive of anti—monarchy modd— chief executive of anti—monarchy mood ioedddiis— chief executive of anti—monarchy group republic, was held for medio— group republic, was held for meoho oo— group republic, was held for meoho so is— group republic, was held for nearly 60 18 hours. he says the omessi— nearly 60 18 hours. he says the arrests are a direct— nearly 60 18 hours. he says the arrests are a direct attack on demooiooo— arrests are a direct attack on demooiooo .— arrests are a direct attack on our democracy . on tv, online , our democracy. on tv, online, dodh — our democracy. on tv, online, dodh iodio— our democracy. on tv, online, dab+ radio and— our democracy. on tv, online, dab+ radio and on- our democracy. on tv, online, dab+ radio and on tune in. this is do— dab+ radio and on tune in. this is so wows.— dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now— dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's back to homo— is gb news. now it's back to homo .— nana. thank you, bethany. well, coming up, stay tuned at 5:00. it's week's outside guide. it's this week's outside guide. and i'll be speaking to an inspirational young man who was ianed inspirational young man who was invited the royal household invited by the royal household to coronation to attend the king's coronation yesterday . we'll hearing yesterday. we'll be hearing all about and about his experience and heartwarming story of the charity and service to his community. be checking in community. also, be checking in on some coronation parties so

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did _ime — especially because of what they did-me door- especially because of what they did the poor horses. did to spook the poor horses. ihe — did to spook the poor horses. ihe .moioiiio— did to spook the poor horses. the majority back the the vast majority back the momoioio— the vast majority back the monarchy-the - the vast majority back the monarchy the republican monarchy and the republican mimoiiio— monarchy and the republican minority should— monarchy and the republican minority should realise minority should just realise moi.— minority should just realise moi—hie- minority should just realise. that._the king, that. and that says the king, iooked— that. and that says the king, iooked so— that. and that says the king, looked so tense— that. and that says the king, looked so tense until the little smiie— looked so tense until the little smiie he— looked so tense until the little smiie he dowe— looked so tense until the little smile he gave camilla and she wowed— smile he gave camilla and she walked towards— smile he gave camilla and she walked towards him in her crown. mere— walked towards him in her crown. more sme— walked towards him in her crown. more she is.— walked towards him in her crown. there she is. there's my queen. sie— there she is. there's my queen. she is— there she is. there's my queen. she is mo— there she is. there's my queen. she is mo eoes— there she is. there's my queen. she is mo eoes .— there she is. there's my queen. she is my eyes . she made my eyes she is my eyes. she made my eyes deod— she is my eyes. she made my eyes ieok .— she is my eyes. she made my eyes ieok. i— she is my eyes. she made my eyes ieok. i som— she is my eyes. she made my eyes ieok. i soh oi— she is my eyes. she made my eyes ieok. i soh oi i— she is my eyes. she made my eyes leak. i sort of i don't— she is my eyes. she made my eyes leak. i sort of i don't know she is my eyes. she made my eyes leak . i sort of i don't know, leak. i sort of i don't know, moie— leak. i sort of i don't know, mode oom— leak. i sort of i don't know, make your eyes— leak. i sort of i don't know, make your eyes leak. i don't mow.— make your eyes leak. i don't know. ii— make your eyes leak. i don't know. it doesn't— make your eyes leak. i don't know. it doesn't sound. doesn't sodmd— know. it doesn't sound. doesn't sodmd .— know. it doesn't sound. doesn't sodmd . dwi— know. it doesn't sound. doesn't sound . but anyway, thank you for sound. but anyway, thank you for moi.— sound. but anyway, thank you for moi. moi-s— sound. but anyway, thank you for that. that's-one.- sound. but anyway, thank you for that. that's one. i'm that. that's a good one. i'm going— that. that's a good one. i'm ooimoldse— that. that's a good one. i'm ooimoldse-i-m- that. that's a good one. i'm going use i'm going going to use that. i'm going to ose—moi. i use that. i really like that. idem. — use that. i really like that. idem. _ioil use that. i really like that.| right. _for our right. it's time now for our mood— right. it's time now for our eieoi—imisl right. it's time now for our. great—this out. great british debate this out. and— great british debate this out. omd—deiiewe and i'm asking, do you believe moi— and i'm asking, do you believe do me— and i'm asking, do you believe that the monarchy— and i'm asking, do you believe that the monarchy is the way ioiwoid— that the monarchy is the way ioiwoid 7— that the monarchy is the way forward ? king— that the monarchy is the way forward ? king charles has been forward? king charles has been downed— forward? king charles has been downed-his- forward? king charles has been crowned his queen, crowned alongside his queen, odeem— crowned alongside his queen, queen camilla,— crowned alongside his queen, queen camilla, in historic queen camilla, in an historic moo omd— queen camilla, in an historic creemonv omd o— queen camilla, in an historic ceremony and a momentous display of ceremony and a momentous display oi oomp— ceremony and a momentous display oi pomp omd— ceremony and a momentous display of pomp and pageantry. thousands doomed— of pomp and pageantry. thousands doiheied im— of pomp and pageantry. thousands gathered in westminster abbey, miiiioms— gathered in westminster abbey, millions flocked— gathered in westminster abbey, millions flocked the streets. dwi— millions flocked the streets. ddi whoi— millions flocked the streets. ddi whoi do — millions flocked the streets. but what do you think ? did the but what do you think? did the common— but what do you think? did the coronation _you- but what do you think? did the coronation _you - a i but what do you think? did the coronation you a good coronation leave you with a good iiisi— coronation leave you with a good first impression— coronation leave you with a good first impression of— coronation leave you with a good first impression of king diodes?— first impression of king charles? will- first impression of king charles? will prince harry showing— charles? will prince harry showing up— charles? will prince harry showing up io— charles? will prince harry showing up to see his father receive—or is- showing up to see his father receive—or is thati showing up to see his father. receive—or is that a receive the crown or is that a good— receive the crown or is that a good thing?— receive the crown or is that a good thing? and— receive the crown or is that a good thing? and are things looking— good thing? and are things looking up— good thing? and are things looking up for— good thing? and are things looking up for royal family? good thing? and are things looforg up for royal family? good thing? and are things loofor the» for royal family? good thing? and are things loofor the great royal family? good thing? and are things loofor the great britishl family? good thing? and are things loofor the great british debate '? so for the great british debate mis— so for the great british debate ihis—oodl

this hour, i'm asking, do you deiiewe— this hour, i'm asking, do you deiiewe me— this hour, i'm asking, do you believe the monarchy is the way ioiwoido— believe the monarchy is the way forward?-joining_ believe the monarchy is the way forward? joining me to forward? well joining me to discuss— forward? well joining me to discuss-panel,- forward? well joining me to discuss panel, author discuss that, my panel, author omd— discuss that, my panel, author and broadcaster— discuss that, my panel, author and broadcaster christine homiiiom— and broadcaster christine hamilton journalist and hamilton and journalist and broadcaster— hamilton and journalist and broadcaster danny kelly. he gets soiisiooiiom— broadcaster danny kelly. he gets satisfaction when _ broadcaster danny kelly. he gets satisfaction when i— broadcaster danny kelly. he gets satisfaction when i say iodmoiisi— satisfaction when i say journalist .— satisfaction when i say journalist . that's what i satisfaction when i say journalist. that's what i am modding.— journalist. that's what i am nodding- doo— journalist. that's what i am nodding. dog right. danny, i'm going— nodding. dog right. danny, i'm going io— nodding. dog right. danny, i'm going io sidi— nodding. dog right. danny, i'm going to start with you then. do you— going to start with you then. do ood mimi— going to start with you then. do ood mimk mow— going to start with you then. do you think now we— going to start with you then. do you think now we can accept the momoioio— you think now we can accept the mood is— you think now we can accept the monarchy is the— you think now we can accept the monarchy is the way forward for his— monarchy is the way forward for ihis country? — monarchy is the way forward for this country? i— monarchy is the way forward for this country? :2�* e monarchy is the way forward for this country? :2 e this country? i don't think as a collective, i don't think we can accept it. you know, i'm a royalist. don't forget, i queued for 8 or 9 hours to see the queen lying in state. i've never seen so much outrage at at this unbelievable wealth. karl marx would be smiling because this is all about the proletariat and the bourgeoisie . this is the bourgeoisie. this is everything that marxists hate. you've got incredible wealth, which is so wonderful . you've which is so wonderful. you've got well, you've got incredible wealth and you've got what is perceived to be poverty and impoverishment . and this was impoverishment. and this was indicated all over. not that i'm on social media, but this was indicated all over the media and they were very quick to interview people who were who

had there was only 50 or a hundred couple of protesters, but given much but they were given too much airtime , my opinion. airtime, in my opinion. you know, protesting ? know, why are you protesting? he's my this wealth , he's not my king. this wealth, they don't feed the poor and all of this. but the alternative is a political alternative. and i would argue now my love of the royal family has gone down a little bit since . you seem to be little bit since. you seem to be going—backwards. little bit since. you seem to be going—backwards .i little bit since. you seem to be. going—backwards . on going forward and backwards. on one going forward and backwards. on ome—moi- one side, you're saying that moo-re— one side, you're saying that iheo-ie moi,— one side, you're saying that they're not, but— one side, you're saying that they're not, but the they're not, but on the other side— they're not, but on the other side ood-e— they're not, but on the other side you're saying the alternative. - side you're saying the alternative. �*idoi�*ifll . side you're saying the- alternative. well, your question is question is, what was your question is you do you? you've you don't know. do you? you've got is the you don't know. do you? you've gotlls the monarchy- you don't know. do you? you've gotlls the monarchy the- :2�* e j2 7 you've got is the monarchy the way got it is the monarchy the way ioiwoido— got it is the monarchy the way ioiwoido okay— got it is the monarchy the way forward? okay _ got it is the monarchy the way forward? okay �*idoi�*ifll forward? okay well, my response was, society , motty, was, as a society, motty, there's a lot of objections to that. and i can see those objections growing. look at anfield, look at the scouts. i'm a scouser, but i would have been embarrassed. little tiny embarrassed. one little tiny iodide—idol bubble in the whole of the moiiom. — bubble in the whole of the nation. yeah,— bubble in the whole of the nation. yeah,-but- bubble in the whole of the nation. “22“ nation. yeah, but but that's indicative of how some people feel about the monarchy. that's my point. and it's all to do with, know marxist point my point. and it's all to do vithink know marxist point my point. and it's all to do vithink kivalid marxist point my point. and it's all to do vithink kivalid one.arxist point my point. and it's all to do vithink kivalid one because int i think is a valid one because you have this wealth and you've got impoverishment that got this impoverishment and that wealth those people wealth could stop those people being impoverished . and i think

being impoverished. and i think there's envy and there's a lot of envy and jealousy to do with that. just but if you just the but if you just take the coronation, the cost of the coronation, the cost of the coronation outweighed by coronation is far outweighed by the money will have the money that it will have brought agree. tourism. brought in. i agree. in tourism. so-coronation_ brought in. i agree. in tourism. so-coronation as- brought in. i agree. in tourism. so-coronation as a- q " i agree. in tourism. so coronation as a whole has so the coronation as a whole has not so the coronation as a whole has moi-me— so the coronation as a whole has moi-me commo— so the coronation as a whole has not the country anything. not cost the country anything. omd— not cost the country anything. and ioioei— not cost the country anything. and forget about— not cost the country anything. and forget about the money in omd— and forget about the money in omd-ioidei— and forget about the money in and .forget about- and forget about the money in and forget about the money and also forget about the money moi— and also forget about the money do me— and also forget about the money do me royal— and also forget about the money that the royal family costs. wim— that the royal family costs. we odom— that the royal family costs. what about the— that the royal family costs. what about the feelgood factor? you can't put a price on that. the feelgood factor was free of charge for tens of millions of brits yesterday. and i thought that was brilliant. well, you know, we had— that was brilliant. well, you know, we had a— that was brilliant. well, you know, we had a street- l: well, you know, we had a street party in my know, we had a street party in mo-omd— know, we had a street party in mo-omd-ioweiol my street and it was lovely deodose— my street and it was lovely because-lots- my street and it was lovely- because - lots. people my street and it was lovely- becai se - lots. people my street and it was lovely- becai didn't-lotslpeople my street and it was lovely- becai didn't-livedlpeople my street and it was lovely becai didn't lived inpeople my street and it was lovely becai didn't lived in theile who i didn't know lived in the deed — who i didn't know lived in the deed did— who i didn't know lived in the street. and .get- who i didn't know lived in the street. and get meet them street. and you get to meet them all. street. and you get to meet them oii. so— street. and you get to meet them oii. so-ood— street. and you get to meet them oii. so-ood-omd- all. so then, you know, and the oiiomooedie— all. so then, you know, and the camaraderie and— all. so then, you know, and the camaraderie and the friendship moi—ood- camaraderie and the friendship ihoi—ood mowl camaraderie and the friendship ihoi—ood mow, that that brings on, you know, moi— that that brings on, you know, moi-moi— that that brings on, you know, that-that-tinyl that that brings on, you know, that-that-tiny ,| that that, that that is a tiny, hmo— that that, that that is a tiny, iimo iiiiie — that that, that that is a tiny, tiny little benefit. but loads of tiny little benefit. but loads oi peopie— tiny little benefit. but loads oi peopie odi— tiny little benefit. but loads of people all around the country got of people all around the country doo-mem— of people all around the country got their neighbours got to know their neighbours oooim — got to know their neighbours oooim -oom-i- got to know their neighboursi oooim -oom-i-pdi again. and you can't even put a price— again. and you can't even put a price om— again. and you can't even put a price on smii— again. and you can't even put a price on stuff like— again. and you can't even put a price on stuff like that. also moi— price on stuff like that. also now that king— price on stuff like that. also now that king charles has slimmed monarchy and we slimmed down the monarchy and we just small of just have a small core of working royals, they work, they working royals, they work, they work , those people, they work hard, those people, they really may have lots of really do. they may have lots of money. i think that's. no, money. i don't think that's. no, moi— money. i don't think that's. no, moi-come—

money. i don't think that's. no, that-come-when- money. i don't think that's. no, that-come-when you. that is. come on. when you travel somewhere, you're exhausted by the end of it, right? so that's right? that's correct. so that's what they're doing. they're travelling from one place to the next, you're allowed smiling. you're not allowed to get not to get angry. you're not allowed to tell because tell someone where to go because they've or they've been rude to you or anything this isn't anything like that. this isn't really just really work. we're just three iiiemds— really work. we're just three friends-precisely- really work. we're just three friends-precisely. i friends chatting precisely. yeom— friends chatting precisely. veoi. idi— friends chatting precisely. yeah, but. but— friends chatting precisely. yeah, but. but we're- friends chatting precisely. v422" ”iii; sizif: yeah, but. but we're three people chatting hanging out people chatting and hanging out there. would regard there. would not regard this as work. they would. they would there. would not regard this as work. work. iey would. they would there. would not regard this as work. work. iey vimust they would there. would not regard this as work. work. iey vimust be ey would there. would not regard this as work. work. iey vimust be joking. d think work. you must be joking. no, that's that's what no, that's right. that's what you're blue you're saying about blue collar workers. this . you workers. different to this. you know, princess know, the prince and princess of wales they to to wales they have to go to charity. that charity. this and charity that and these little and visit these small little events the whole time get events the whole time and get up in have a in the morning. do they have a day themselves? not day to themselves? not very often day to themselves? not very oiiem ldmd — day to themselves? not very often iand - have - day to themselves? not veryj often iand - have any often. and do they have any privacy?— privacy? none whatsoever wioisoewei— privacy? none whatsoever whatsoever listen, whatsoever. listen, what i mimo— whatsoever. listen, what i. mind—womo think, though, is when i want king— think, though, is when i want king diodes— think, though, is when i want king charles-get- think, though, is when i want king charles get serious king charles to get serious odom— king charles to get serious about slimming down the momomho— about slimming down the monarchy, king charles, if ood-e— monarchy, king charles, ifi ood-ie—homo you're watching now, harry and heoiom— you're watching now, harry and heomom ,— you're watching now, harry and heomom , mo— you're watching now, harry and meghan , no, no, no. need meghan, no, no, no. they need meo— meghan, no, no, no. they need do need— meghan, no, no, no. they need meo meed io— meghan, no, no, no. they need they need to be— meghan, no, no, no. they need they need to be i— meghan, no, no, no. they need they need to be i think even immo— they need to be i think even iowimo peopie— they need to be i think even taking people out of the line wmo— taking people out of the line who-initially- taking people out of the line who-initially in- taking people out of the line who initially in the who weren't initially in the dime—i- who weren't initially in the. dime—i-ii-s line of succession, i think it's time— line of succession, i think it's time-them- line of succession, i think it's time _them aside - line of succession, i think it's time them aside when time to move them aside when you-ve—peopte- time to move them aside when you-ve—peopte ml time to move them aside when. you've—people in the you've got enough people in the une— you've got enough people in the line . succession. _ you've got enough people in the line succession. say when you've got enough people in the line sto cession. say when you've got enough people in the line stocessioisomething,1en you get to six or something, then— you get to six or something, then seventh,— you get to six or something, then seventh, that shouldn't. vou— then seventh, that shouldn't. you-that— then seventh, that shouldn't. you that though. you can't do that though. i think— you can't do that though. i think-what- you can't do that though. i think-what that's- you can't do that though. i

think what that's what think that's what that's what succession is about. but i succession is all about. but i think should succession is all about. but i think-should-for. think you should i think for this— think you should i think for this particular— think you should i think for this particular instance, i think— this particular instance, i think there's— this particular instance, i think there's some people that should— should that model would just be wnuam — should that model would just be william—mad william and kate and their kids . _wouwn-t— william and kate and their kids . _wouwn-t-bel . then wouldn't it have to be a mammoth earthquake to get further than william george , further than william george, george, charlotte, louis. i mean, yeah, but but they're not allowed to travel together. no, no. buti allowed to travel together. no, no. but i still i still would. i would— no. but i still i still would. i would like— no. but i still i still would. i would like to. _ no. but i still i still would. i would like to. i— but i still i still would. i would like to. i wouldn't want to-them— would like to. i wouldn't want to them anywhere to see them anywhere near the throne— to see them anywhere near the throne . — to see them anywhere near the throne . won.— to see them anywhere near the throne . will f: " c to see them anywhere near the throne . " c jug ”cc; throne. well, i couldn't agree more. harry more. the thought of king harry is just horrendous. but i don't think going if think it's going to happen if the great. nana. the monarchy is so great. nana. why you to it why would you want to slim it down?— why would you want to slim it down?-talking- why would you want to slim it down.7 talking about down.7 i'm not talking about summing— down.7 i'm not talking about slimming-many. down.7 i'm not talking about slimming many of slimming things too many of them. — slimming things too many of them. ru— slimming things too many of them. i'll tell— slimming things too many of them. i'll tell-why- slimming things too many of them. i'll tell-why .- slimming things too many of- them. i'll tell-why . because them. i'll tell you why. because you don't have to. in days gone by, too many of them were receiving money from the public and they weren't really doing enough for it. they were just living they living off the fact that they were royal. that is why they need down so that need to be slimmed down so that we working royal family we have the working royal family who in, don't think money who work in, i don't think money should should should be privileged, should be part focus, because we should be privileged, should be patwe focus, because we should be privileged, should be patwe agreedcus, because we should be privileged, should be patwe agreed earlier, ause we should be privileged, should be patwe agreed earlier, the; we should be privileged, should be patwe agreed earlier, the royale as we agreed earlier, the royal family may cost billions, whatever joy gives people whatever the joy it gives people and the income it brings in, i think should be part

think money should be part of the i'm the focus as well. but i'm adding— the focus as well. but i'm adding the— the focus as well. but i'm adding the other- f but i'm adding the other you the focus as well. but i'm - adding the other you .started the focus as well. but i'm - addwholet other you .started the focus as well. but i'm - addwhole thingr you .started the focus as well. but i'm - addwhole thing bytu-started f but i'm addwhole thing by sayingstarted f but i'm addwhole thing by saying this ed the whole thing by saying this massive-goo- the whole thing by saying this massive-goo tn- the whole thing by saying this massive gap in the massive wealth gap in the country. — massive wealth gap in the country. vou— massive wealth gap in the country. flit. g massive wealth gap in the country. you brought in. country. you brought money in. that's the very that's to do with the very first. i remember it first. i can't remember it vorootm. — first. i can't remember it verbatim. i've- �*" i can't remember it verbatim. 3" verbatim. i've gotten the question i know what question now i just know what you're . the other you're talking about. the other thing, is so thing, which i think is so tmoortont— thing, which i think is so important is— thing, which i think is so important is that have important is that we have an unotootoo— important is that we have an unelected head— important is that we have an unelected head of state. he has no _whatsoever- unelected head of state. he has no whatsoever over. tzi; no power whatsoever over. he's totttng — no power whatsoever over. he's totttng about— no power whatsoever over. he's talking about rishi sunak. no, i'm talking. well, it's true, isn't it.7 he doesn't have any power. well, he wasn't elected really. , his only really. i mean, his only authority comes by act of parliament. so his authority arrives through— parliament. so his authority arrives through the - lit so his authority arrives through the democracy . arrives through the democracy. if arrives through the democracy. t we — arrives through the democracy. t we too — arrives through the democracy. t we too on— arrives through the democracy. if we had an elected head of etwe— if we had an elected head of state who— if we had an elected head of state who is— if we had an elected head of state who is the— if we had an elected head of state who is the president of eermonw — state who is the president of germany, name— state who is the president of germany, name him count. who is. tet-e— germany, name him count. who is. lets go— germany, name him count. who is. were to were— germany, name him count. who is. let's go nearer to— germany, name him count. who is. let's go nearer to home macron. wwoe— let's go nearer to home macron. wwoe wo— let's go nearer to home macron. wwoe wo wee— let's go nearer to home macron. who.7 no he's the— let's go nearer to home macron. who.7 no he's the prime let's go nearer to home macron. who? no he's the prime minister, the ewe— who? no he's the prime minister, the prime minister— who? no he's the prime minister, the prime minister of france who is the prime minister of france who to we— the prime minister of france who is the president— the prime minister of france who is the president of— the prime minister of france who is the president of ireland. orat— is the president of ireland. ore-te— is the president of ireland. ore-re twe- is the president of ireland. olaf-is the one- is the president of ireland. olaf is the one for olaf scholz is the one for eerwoww. — olaf scholz is the one for germany. she's- olaf scholz is the one for germany. olaf scholz is the one for- germany. she's just been buzzed in ear. no, idon't in her ear. no, no, i don't rwtww— in her ear. no, no, i don't wmo-tr.— in her ear. no, no, i don't think-it. no,- in her ear. no, no, i don't. think-it. no,-not. think about it. no, he's not. we— think about it. no, he's not. rte-wowe- think about it. no, he's not. it's-you're wrong,. it's not. no you're wrong, route.— it's not. no you're wrong, louis. people.— it's not. no you're wrong, louis. people. people people tow-r— louis. people. people people wow-r. — louis. people. people people don't . people— louis. people. people people don't . cit" . louis. people. people people- don't . people simply don't know don't. people simply don't know who the heads of state are. these me? i mean, germany is a

major, major country. people cannot because they carry no weight, no soft power. we are this man is known throughout the world. and the soft power that that gives this little tiny country is immense. you know, i think country is immense. you know, i rwrww peopte— country is immense. you know, i rwrww people twe— rttzir. you know, i think people the republicans rt.tit. you know, i think people the republicans who say think people the republicans who eow eer— think people the republicans who saw get wet— think people the republicans who saw get wet or— think people the republicans who saw get wet or tr— think people the republicans who say get rid of it and all that, they— say get rid of it and all that, they tow-r— say get rid of it and all that, they don't have— say get rid of it and all that, they don't have a— say get rid of it and all that, they don't have a decent alternative— they don't have a decent alternative and their alternative - alternative and their alternative , if it's more alternative, if it's more erected— alternative, if it's more elected politicians, i'd like to say— elected politicians, i'd like to sow—wow.- elected politicians, i'd like to say—now, after. elected politicians, i'd like to. say—now, after what say no to that. now, after what twe— say no to that. now, after what he t— say no to that. now, after what i've seen, i mean,— say no to that. now, after what i've seen, i mean, had i've seen, i mean, i've had enough— enough of the elected politicians. _ enough of the elected politicians. rid politicians. the french got rid of politicians. the french got rid or wet— politicians. the french got rid or wet king— politicians. the french got rid of their king and— politicians. the french got rid of their king and they have regretted— of their king and they have regrettet tt— of their king and they have regretted it ever since. ' t: regretted it ever since. and tte— regretted it ever since. and we wette— regretted it ever since. and it's quite nice— regretted it ever since. and it's quite nice when people don't have the vested interest of money because of making more money because unfortunately, that then unfortunately, that can then lead loyalties, lead to divided loyalties, conflict interest , which we conflict of interest, which we see with lot our see with a lot of our politicians . whereas politicians right now. whereas with the monarchy,— ” g whereas with the monarchy, always ” g whereas with tto monarchy, always ” g whereas with tto havetrchy, always ” g whereas with tto have money. always ” g whereas with tto have money. he'snays ” g whereas with tto have money. he's got going to have money. he's got wowew— money he doesn't need to worry about—doesn't- about money, so he doesn't need toltooee— about money, so he doesn't need toltooee owe— about money, so he doesn't need to.loose and risk— about money, so he doesn't need to loose and risk making to be loose and risk making teetetowe— to be loose and risk making decisions-on- to be loose and risk making decisions-on it.- to be loose and risk making decisions on it. right. decisions based on it. right. tet-e— decisions based on it. right. tet-e eee— decisions based on it. right. let's see. the— decisions based on it. right. let's see. the show is nothing decisions based on it. right. let's setyoute show is nothing decisions based on it. right. let's setyou and ow is nothing decisions based on it. right. let's setyou and your nothing decisions based on it. right. let's setyou and your views.|g without you and your views. tet-e— without you and your views. let's welcome— without you and your views. let's welcome great british let's welcome our great british vorte— let's welcome our great british voice—opportunity. voice is it's your opportunity tolwwere— voice is it's your opportunity tolwwere wow— voice is it's your opportunity to where you love to be to be where you love to be on twe— to be where you love to be on the-.— to be where you love to be on twe-. wot.— to be where you love to be on twe-. wot. wow- to be where you love to be on the . not, you know what the show. not, you know what i twtwt— the show. not, you know what i twtwt-tootee- the show. not, you know what i think-topics we're. think about the topics we're tteeweetwe— think about the topics we're discussing right— think about the topics we're discussing right hour. discussing right this hour. i'm going— discussing right this hour. i'm going to—

discussing right this hour. i'm going to wett— discussing right this hour. i'm going to head-to- going to head over to lee harwe— going to head over to lee harris-there- going to head over to lee harris.-there in- going to head over to lee harris. there in bristol. harris. he's there in bristol. tee— harris. he's there in bristol. tee ow— harris. he's there in bristol. tee ow. wt— harris. he's there in bristol. lee oh, my goodness. lee, how wow— lee oh, my goodness. lee, how was your coronation look at him wowwe— was your coronation look at him who we— was your coronation look at him waving his flags. _ was your coronation look at him waving his flags. \ritrt' was your coronation look at him waving his flags. \tti]"ti was your coronation look at him waving his flags. \rirrt waving his flags. now, is that man a republican ? that's right. man a republican? that's right. he's man a republican? that's right. we wot— man a republican? that's right. we wot o— man a republican? that's right. he's not a republic— man a republican? that's right. he's not a republic .— man a republican? that's right. he's not a republic . i- it?" t ttit"? that's right. he's not a republic . i don't he's not a republic. i don't twtwt— he's not a republic. i don't think something tells me . how think something tells me. how wow— think something tells me. how was your coronation lee ? yes, so was your coronation lee? yes, so do was your coronation lee? yes, so to t— was your coronation lee? yes, so to t tettewe— was your coronation lee? yes, so do i believe the— was your coronation lee? yes, so do i believe the monarchy is the way— do i believe the monarchy is the wow torworte— do i believe the monarchy is the way forward? of— do i believe the monarchy is the way forward? of course i do. wowe— way forward? of course i do. wowo tttwt— way forward? of course i do. nana think, you— way forward? of course i do. nana think, you know, they are thew-re— nana think, you know, they are twew-re o— nana think, you know, they are they're a fantastic— nana think, you know, they are they're a fantastic asset for twe— they're a fantastic asset for the wt. — they're a fantastic asset for the wt. tor— they're a fantastic asset for the uk. for many- they're a fantastic asset for the uk. irity they're a fantastic asset for the uk. they're a fantastic asset for- the uk. for many , you know, for the uk. for many, you know, for many reasons. you know, our soft power— many reasons. you know, our soft power two— many reasons. you know, our soft power and t— many reasons. you know, our soft power and i think— irity you know, our soft power and i think they're a net tewettt— power and i think they're a net benefit economically as well . so benefit economically as well. so i benefit economically as well. so t twtwt— benefit economically as well. so t twtwt tw— benefit economically as well. so i think in 2022— benefit economically as well. so i think in 2022 the— benefit economically as well. so i think in 2022 the uk was second— i think in 2022 the uk was second place— i think in 2022 the uk was second place in- i think in 2022 the uk was second place in the world, soft rower— second place in the world, soft rower tweet.— second place in the world, soft power index, which is pretty 900d- — power index, which is pretty goot. so— power index, which is pretty toot. so t— power index, which is pretty good. so i think- power index, which is pretty good. so i think on- power index, which is pretty good. “

represents a well needed sense of stability and continued motty. you know, the head of state is a non—political ceremony role. i think the balance is just right. and as long as it doesn't— 9 and as long as it doesn't change, i wttt.— long as it doesn't change, i mt, wow— long as it doesn't change, i will, you know— long as it doesn't change, i will, you know ,— long as it doesn't change, i will, you know , carry on will, you know, carry on suppwfimj— will, you know, carry on supporting that. like you, i tow-t— supporting that. like you, i don't think an elected political head of state would work at all. i don't you know, despite hewet— i don't you know, despite harriet, despite harry and meghan.— harriet, despite harry and meghan. yeah,— harriet, despite harry and meghan. yeah, let's not get onto them — meghan. yeah, let's not get onto them reetwee— meghan. yeah, let's not get onto them because otherwise i'll start— them because otherwise i'll. stow—twowt start getting angry. lee thank you— start getting angry. lee thank you very— start getting angry. lee thank you very moet.— start getting angry. lee thank you very much. it's to you very much. it's lovely to tott— you very much. it's lovely to tett-ttett- you very much. it's lovely to talk-that's lee- you very much. it's lovely to talk that's lee harris. talk to you. that's lee harris. wee— talk to you. that's lee harris. we-e-wrtttew- talk to you. that's lee harris. he's-british voice. talk to you. that's lee harris. he's british voice of he's our great british voice of course, a republican. he's our great british voice of coursthere a republican. he's our great british voice of coursthere in a republican. he's our great british voice of coursthere in bristol. publican. he's our great british voice of coursthere in bristol. you'retn. he's there in bristol. you're wttt— he's there in bristol. you're wttt-wont- he's there in bristol. you're with - nana akua . he's there in bristol. you're with nana akua . this he's there in bristol. you're- with-nana akua . this is with me. i'm nana akua. this is gb with me. i'm nana akua. this is ew—reoote-el gb news. we are the people's cwowwet.— gb news. we are the people's channel. coming— gb news. we are the people's channel. coming up at five. it's ttte— channel. coming up at five. it's the wee-et— channel. coming up at five. it's this week's outside. now be this week's outside. now i'll be ereetwe— this week's outside. now i'll bei eoeottwe—wowwe speaking to an inspiration young wwo— speaking to an inspiration young man who - invited _ speaking to an inspiration young man who invited join the man who was invited to join the rotat— man who was invited to join the royal household— man who was invited to join the royal household to— man who was invited to join the royal household to attend the two-e— royal household to attend the king's—yesterday. king's coronation yesterday. twew— king's coronation yesterday. thew-twe— king's coronation yesterday. then .the - it's . king's coronation yesterday. . then .the - it's time then after the break, it's time for then after the break, it's time tor wowe— then after the break, it's time for world view. _ then after the break, it's time for world view. political commentator- for world view. political- commentator-armstrong for world view. political— commentator-armstrong and commentator danny armstrong and root— commentator danny armstrong and toot—reope- host of the politics people ooteoet— host of the politics people podcast, paul— host of the politics people. podcast, paul—will podcast, paul duddridge will be totwtwe— podcast, paul duddridge will be joining we— podcast, paul duddridge will be joining we to— podcast, paul duddridge will be

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in there. well, he's been tntwret— in there. well, he's been tntwret tn— in there. well, he's been tntwret tn o— in there. well, he's been injured in a car- " gritzi; well, he's been injured in a car bomb .. stzi.”t:i; well, he's been injured in a car bomb in .. stzi”t:i; well, he's been injured in a car bomb in nizhny novgorod.— injured in a car bomb in nizhny novgorod, which— injured in a car bomb in nizhny novgorod, which is around about six novgorod, which is around about etx nonre— novgorod, which is around about six hours west— novgorod, which is around about six hours west moscow . and six hours west of moscow. and nee— six hours west of moscow. and new teen— six hours west of moscow. and he's been injured. tzi; he's been injured. he's in a starte— he's been injured. he's in a stable condition now. but a veteran of the war- stable condition now. but a veteran of the war in- tttit“r: tit“ but a veteran of the war in donbas t: ti“ but a veteran of the war in donbas has ttett. — veteran of the war in donbas has died. tritrt' zakharova veteran of the war in donbas has died. \rrirrr zakharova maria died. now. zakharova maria zotnorowo.— died. now. zakharova maria zakharova, who— died. now. zakharova maria zakharova, who is— died. \rtirrt' zakharova maria zakharova, who is the spokeswoman for the ministry of detenee— spokeswoman for the ministry of netenee tn— spokeswoman for the ministry of defence in russia— spokeswoman for the ministry of defence in russia ,— spokeswoman for the ministry of defence in russia , has said that defence in russia, has said that ttte—tttett- defence in russia, has said that ttte—ottoet tw- this is a terrorist attack by twe— this is a terrorist attack by tne ttw— this is a terrorist attack by the kyiv regime. ' “r: tttit. the kyiv regime. and of course behind them is the west, us behind them is the west, the us , nato and pretty much all of the western world. they could have done themselves. it's have done it themselves. it's unlikely that ukraine- : e it's unlikely that ukraine could sent.— unlikely that ukraine could send. wnot— unlikely that ukraine could send, what is— unlikely that ukraine could send, what is it, drone or was send, what is it, a drone or was it send, what is it, a drone or was tt o— send, what is it, a drone or was tt o town— send, what is it, a drone or was tt o town tn— send, what is it, a drone or was it a bomb in the— send, what is it, a drone or was it a bomb in the car— send, what is it, a drone or was it a bomb in the car that they conto— it a bomb in the car that they- could—ukraine, could send a drone from ukraine, wnenottet— could send a drone from ukraine, wnenottet-ott— could send a drone from ukraine, unspotted-all the- could send a drone from ukraine, unspotted all the way to unspotted unseen all the way to tweeter—o- unspotted unseen all the way to tweeter—o ttt- unspotted unseen all the way to russia?_a bit. l russia? it does sound a bit. wett— russia? it does sound a bit. wett. there— russia? it does sound a bit. well, there .that. - also,| well, there is that. but also, i mean , you're russia, mean, if you're russia, why would admit that would you want to admit that ukraine can actually you ukraine can actually get to you on your own soil? mean, on your own soil? i mean, it makes . yeah, we had these makes sense. yeah, we had these we—towt- makes sense. yeah, we had these we—towt wttn- we had these car bomb with enter.— we had these car bomb with prilep.-course,- we had these car bomb with prilep. course, that's prilep. and of course, that's twat-e— prilep. and of course, that's tnot-e twe— prilep. and of course, that's that's the third— prilep. and of course, that's that's the third attack. now, tnere— that's the third attack. now, there-dugina- that's the third attack. now, there-dugina in. that's the third attack. now,- there-dugina in august there was daria dugina in august was there was daria dugina in august ttttet. — there was daria dugina in august was killed. that— there was daria dugina in august was killed. that was— there was daria dugina in august was killed. that was that was a bomb. the father . yeah. the bomb. the father. yeah. the brain of putin. _ bomb. the father. yeah. the brain of putin. alexander dugin. so brain of putin. alexander dugin. so wnee— brain of putin. alexander dugin. so wnee ne— brain of putin. alexander dugin. so where's he gone— brain of putin. alexander dugin. so where's he gone now? - brain of putin. : a; .. so where's he gone now? tzi; so where's he gone now? he's, nes— so where's he gone now? he's, nee-wen— so where's he gone now? he's, he's-he's still— so where's he gone now? he's, he's he's still carrying he's still. he's still carrying on as normal, of course, without his . but yeah, of

his daughter. but yeah, of course. and vlad course. and then you have vlad rotoretw— course. and then you have vlad rotoretwwno. — course. and then you have vlad tatarsky who. but— course. and then you have vlad tatarsky who. but that- tttit. and then you have vlad tatarsky who. e titr:r: tttit. and then you have vlad tatat “til who. titr:r: course. and then you have vlad tatathe didn't but that odd course. and then you have vlad tatathe didn't blkilled odd course. and then you have vlad tatathe didn't blkilled in odd that he didn't get killed in cars something , wasn't it? cars or something, wasn't it? yeah. yeah. at end. yeah. yeah. right at the end. of course it's it's course. i mean it's very it's all mi6 , james bond and all very mi6, james bond and josh mum's word , but josh howie. mum's the word, but it's business it's really serious business when . when this one. do you when. when this one. do you think after when. when this one. do you think-after her- when. when this one. do you' think-after her then, think they were after her then, or think they were after her then,| or—otter or do you think they were after ttwe—wttt— or do you think they were after him? with alexander him? i believe with alexander dugin— him? i believe with alexander owgtn wttn— him? i believe with alexander dugin with with— him? i believe with alexander dugin with with his status wttntn— dugin with with his status wttntn twe— dugin with with his status within the kremlin and his. closeness—course, closeness to putin, of course, wetne— closeness to putin, of course, tent-twe— closeness to putin, of course, tetne-tne-otl being known as the brain of rwttn. — being known as the brain of rwttn. t— being known as the brain of putin. i believe- being known as the brain of putin. i believe he- being known as the brain of putin. i believe he was the target. just simply a mix target. he was just simply a mix up we've about up before. okay, we've got about eee.— up before. okay, we've got about eee—twe- up before. okay, we've got about eee—tne reetl 30s. talk to me about the rest of 30s. talk to me about the rest ot tt. — 30s. talk to me about the rest ot t. _w— 30s. talk to me about the rest of it. _of course.- 30s. talk to me about the rest of it. tttit. of it. yeah, of course. we've had the drone attack on on the kremlin. this kremlin. people are saying this is from russia. is a false flag from russia. but of course , as i said, but of course, as i said, i wnw— but of course, as i said, i mean, why would russia want to otwtt— mean, why would russia want to admit-ukraine— mean, why would russia want to admit-ukraine can- mean, why would russia want to admit ukraine can can fly admit that ukraine can can fly tneee— admit that ukraine can can fly tneee tone— admit that ukraine can can fly these drones in? _ admit that ukraine can can fly these drones in? “c; these drones in? they flew into to one of the domes, as was russia in red square is preparing for may which preparing for may 9th, which is a celebration of war, a huge celebration of war, remembrance and whatnot . yeah, remembrance and whatnot. yeah, this drone attack , it looks- yeah, this drone attack , it looks like this drone attack, it looks like it's this drone attack, it looks like to teen— this drone attack, it looks like it's been from _ this drone attack, it looks like it's been from ukraine, although tnew— it's been from ukraine, although tnew etw— it's been from ukraine, although tnew eow tnew— it's been from ukraine, although they say they have— it's been from ukraine, although they say they have nothing to do wttn— they say they have nothing to do wttn rt.— they say they have nothing to do wttn ttltnew— they say they have nothing to do with it, they released a with it, but they released a commemorative— with it, but they released a commemorative stamp commemorative postage stamp marking— commemorative postage stamp worttne twe— commemorative postage stamp marking the occasion no , marking the occasion where no, no, marking the occasion where no, tnot— marking the occasion where no,

tnot conto— marking the occasion where no, no, that could just— marking the occasion where no, no, that could just be who knows? — no, that could just be who knows? -.- no, that could just be who tnowee -. t- no, that could just be who knows? -, i don't. no, that could just be who- knows? -, i don't know. to knows? listen, i don't know. to me, i'm me, the war becomes i'm wondering where this is, when this going to end. it needs wondering where this is, when thiend going to end. it needs wondering where this is, when thiend soon. to end. it needs wondering where this is, when thiend soon. to course needs wondering where this is, when thiend soon. to course .teeds wondering where this is, when thiend soon. to course . really to end soon. of course. really good you. that's to end soon. of course. really good armstrong, u. that's to end soon. of course. really good armstrong, right.t's to end soon. of course. really good armstrong, right. let's danny armstrong, right. let's travel now and travel over to america now and speak to the of speak to the host of the politics podcast . you politics people podcast. you trust, that quite trust, saying that it's quite tricky. duddridge. go tricky. paul duddridge. let's go over see over to the states. let's see what he's to paul, what he's up to now. paul, i want to talk you the want to talk to you about the americans to the americans reaction to the coronation, obviously we coronation, because obviously we thought it was great or i thought it was great or i thought what did thought it was great. what did the it was good the americans think it was good to see president biden in attendance. she left her husband attendance. she left her husband at none.— attendance. she left her husband at none. tut— attendance. she left her husband at home, but that— attendance. she left her husband at home, but that was— : t she left her husband at home, but that was the that twe— at home, but that was the that was the highlight— at home, but that was the that was the highlight. at home, but that was the that was the highlight . you know, it was the highlight. you know, it eorrtet— was the highlight. you know, it was carried on— was the highlight. you know, it was carried on all— was the highlight. you know, it was carried on all major networke— was carried on all major networks here- was carried on all major networks here live on. we think town to— networks here live on. we think we're down to like— networks here live on. we think we're down to like four networks tor— we're down to like four networks now for over the _ we're down to like four networks now for over the air— we're down to like four networks now for over the air tv networks . twew— now for over the air tv networks . twerw eotte — now for over the air tv networks . every cable news— now for over the air tv networks . every cable news network was eorwtne— . every cable news network was eorwtne rt.— . every cable news network was eorwtne tt. so— . every cable news network was eorwtne tt. so tt— . every cable news network was carrying it. so it got massive eoweroeg ant— carrying it. so it got massive coverage. and i— carrying it. so it got massive coverage. and i have to say , coverage. and i have to say, trtneeee— coverage. and i have to say, princess and _ coverage. and i have to say, princess and princess royal now, is princess and princess royal now, to te— princess and princess royal now, to to teen— princess and princess royal now, is it? yeah her— princess and princess royal now, is it? yeah her plume that's getttne— is it? yeah her plume that's getttng o— is it? yeah her plume that's getttng o tot— is it? yeah her plume that's getting a lot of— is it? yeah her plume that's getting a lot of attention twat-e— getting a lot of attention tnot-e being— getting a lot of attention that's being seen as that's i tntnt— that's being seen as that's i tntnt tnew— that's being seen as that's i think they literally throwing

snorte— think they literally throwing shade feathers _ think they literally throwing shade feathers and shade. so twat-e— shade feathers and shade. so that's whatever— shade feathers and shade. so that's whatever she was ottenpttng— that's whatever she was attempting worked. that's whatever she was— attempting worked. she must have seen the seating plan and knew that that was going to happen. i this is they did i mean, this is this is they did twe— i mean, this is this is they did tne-tntne— i mean, this is this is they did the _thing with- i mean, this is this is they did the thing with the the candle thing with the oween-e— the candle thing with the queen's funeral. they did the centre— queen's funeral. they did the eontte wttn— queen's funeral. they did the candle with meghan . yeah. and candle with meghan. yeah. and tnew— candle with meghan. yeah. and tnew owt— candle with meghan. yeah. and tnew out ner— candle with meghan. yeah. and they put her behind that. everybody— they put her behind that. everybody knew the angles . so everybody knew the angles. so twee-e— everybody knew the angles. so tnere-e no— everybody knew the angles. so tnere-e no wow— everybody knew the angles. so there's no way that wasn't there's no way that that wasn't ntonnet— there's no way that that wasn't planned because— there's no way that that wasn't planned because it's been picked there's no way that that wasn't plannedheretuse it's been picked there's no way that that wasn't plannedhere ase it's been picked there's no way that that wasn't plannedhere as ait's been picked there's no way that that wasn't planned here as a fantastic picked up over here as a fantastic move. was hilarious. '“r: up over here as a fantastic move. was hilarious. “r: move. it was hilarious. and so everyone's talking about that. it's . and was watched everyone's talking about that. it's there. . and was watched everyone's talking about that. it's there. .a|this was watched everyone's talking about that. it's there. .a|this wrwhen ched over there. see, this is when people say about the monarchy, i think, very think, no, the monarchy are very powerful. was there powerful. what about was there much on the that joe biden much on the fact that joe biden didn't appear that jill was there? everyone just there? or did everyone just breeze know he breeze over it and know that he frankly of doing frankly wasn't capable of doing it? look, frankly wasn't capable of doing it ? look, i would love to lay it? look, i would love to lay tnto— it? look, i would love to lay tnto ntw. — it? look, i would love to lay into him. the— it? look, i would love to lay into him. the thing- fl look, i would love to lay into him. “g r:tit“ . into him. the thing is, i don't think look , the thing is, he think look, the thing is, he attended the last two and i think of them think he's had his fill of them . i think the thing american . no, i think the thing american presidents haven't traditionally attended british coronation all right. well, let's move on to trump— right. well, let's move on to trump twen— right. well, let's move on to trump tnen .— right. well, let's move on to trump then . we've- . 3“ well, let's move on to trump then . we've got about trump then. we've got about a wtnwte— trump then. we've got about a wtnwte tett.— trump then. we've got about a minute left. let's— trump then. we've got about a minute left. let's go on to trump.— minute left. let's go on to trump. twen— minute left. let's go on to trump. tnen .— minute left. let's go on to trump, then . trump. what what's

trump, then. trump. what what's he trump, then. trump. what what's ne towe— trump, then. trump. what what's ne totne e— trump, then. trump. what what's we doing errone— trump, then. trump. what what's he doing ? trump would have been he doing? trump would have been tnere— he doing? trump would have been tnere tt— he doing? trump would have been tnere tt tnew-t— he doing? trump would have been there if they'd actually count there if they'd actually count the election— there if they'd actually count the election if— there if they'd actually count the election if all those dead peopte— the election if all those dead people noon-t— the election if all those dead people hadn't voted, trump wowttn-t— people hadn't voted, trump wouldn't would— people hadn't voted, trump wouldn't would have actually ottentet. — wouldn't would have actually attended. so— wouldn't would have actually attended. so let's- wouldn't would have actually attended. so let's just have that. would have like set a that. he would have like set a new he's had a new precedent. trump he's had a bit of a week where the deposition from his civil case in new york has come out. and again , people are burying him again, people are burying him and before even and imprisoning him before even the finished . but the trials are finished. but anyway, this is just a civil case. just cost him money, anyway, this is just a civil casthe just cost him money, anyway, this is just a civil casthe just ctwillim money, anyway, this is just a civil casthe just ctwillim nittey, anyway, this is just a civil casthe just ctwillim nit .ty, but he probably will lose it. and, you know, fine. he's and, you know, he's fine. he's 30 ahead desantis , 30 points ahead of desantis, even. there's nothing this man is beyond teflon . he's like from is beyond teflon. he's like from the space program . i don't know the space program. i don't know what they've made him of, but that guy is just indestructible . well, as i think that's good to know— . well, as i think that's good to know .— . well, as i think that's good to know . ant— . well, as i think that's good to know . and he— well, as i think that's good to know . and he said that he well, as i think that's good to krhe . and he said that he well, as i think that's good to krhe could he said that he well, as i think that's good to krhe could stop aid that he well, as i think that's good to krhe could stop aid �*war he well, as i think that's good to krhe could stop aid �*warjust said he could stop the war just ttte—none- said he could stop the war just ttte—nope ne| like that. well, let's hope he _toee— like that. well, let's hope he eon-toes get— like that. well, let's hope he. can-does get-power. can. if he does get into power. listen,— can. if he does get into power. listen—much- can. if he does get into power. listen,_much .- listen, thank you so much. realty—you, really good to talk to you, paul.— really good to talk to you,- paul._duddridge. paul. that is paul duddridge. he-s— paul. that is paul duddridge. he's—politicsl he's the host of the politics people— he's the host of the politics people-.— he's the host of the politics people-. and- he's the host of the politics people . and thank he's the host of the politics people-. and thank so he's the host of the politics people he's-. and thank so he's the host of the politics people he's live. and thank so he's the host of the politics people he's live innd thank so he's the host of the politics people he's live in la. :hank so he's the host of the politics people he's live in la. if|nk so he's the host of the politics people he's live in la. if you've so much. he's live in la. if you've just— much. he's live in la. if you've just-me,— much. he's live in la. if you've just-me, where- much. he's live in la. if you've just-me, where on- much. he's live in la. if you've just me, where on earth just joined me, where on earth have— just joined me, where on earth have you— just joined me, where on earth have you been?— just joined me, where on earth have you been? fine. have you been? it's fine. there-s— have you been? it's fine. there's another have you been? it's fine. there's-another of there's still another hour of the— there's still another hour of the-and— there's still another hour of the-and we've- there's still another hour of the and we've got a very, the show and we've got a very, very— the show and we've got a very,

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coronation. big lunch. the first lady of the us, jill biden, was one of the special guests hosted by the prime minister and his wife outside number 10 downing street , buckingham palace is street, buckingham palace is calling the lunches that commemorate the king's coronation a nationwide act of celebration and friendship . celebration and friendship. royal fans told us why they're getting involved . it's lovely to getting involved. it's lovely to see all getting involved. it's lovely to an the— getting involved. it's lovely to see all the people— getting involved. it's lovely to see all the people and- gin g : it's lovely to see all the people and the balloons— see all the people and the balloons out— see all the people and the balloons out and everything . balloons out and everything. yeah,— balloons out and everything. yeah, excellent. _ balloons out and everything. yeah, excellent. c : c yeah, excellent. it doesn't happen often enough to get people to get together and they should get a day like this. great. it's a very nice creative shing— great. it's a very nice creative ihihg is— great. it's a very nice creative ihihg is hing— great. it's a very nice creative thing to bring us— great. it's a very nice creative thing to bring us all together, to celebrate— thing to bring us all together, to celebrate this— thing to bring us all together, to celebrate this because it's a h— to celebrate this because it's a one in a lifetime— to celebrate this because it's a one in a lifetime thing. i don't ihihh— one in a lifetime thing. i don't ihihh-gsihg— one in a lifetime thing. i don't ihihh-gsihg is— one in a lifetime thing. i don't think going to experience it think i'm going to experience it again. — think i'm going to experience iti again. _wonderful think i'm going to experience it. again. _wonderful . again. we think it's wonderful. there's so many people come there's so many people have come to support it we've got to support it and we've even got you know, nice fine weather after all the rain. and what did you coronation we you make of the coronation we loved every minute loved it. we loved every minute of it, especially seeing little louis singing the national anthem all the way through. yeah, it was impressed. yeah. yeah— yeah, it was impressed. yeah. yeah im— yeah, it was impressed. yeah. yeah i'm actually— yeah, it was impressed. yeah. yeah i'm actually proud to be hiiiish— yeah i'm actually proud to be hiiiish-ii— yeah i'm actually proud to be british,-it 7 - yeah i'm actually proud to be british,-it 7 then. yeah i'm actually proud to be. british,-it ? then later british, doesn't it? then later

his— british, doesn't it? then later his-.— british, doesn't it? then later this , 20,000 people will this evening, 20,000 people will join the newly crowned king and queen at windsor castle for the coronation concert . it earlier, coronation concert. it earlier, the prince and princess of wales surprised the crowds queuing up for the event and in the party spirit, william was overheard jokingly asking people if they brought alcohol with them to celebrate. well ticket holders have already been making their way along the long walk to the castle, where organisers are making their final preparations as take that katy perry and lionel richie will all be performing with special appearances from tom cruise. dame joan collins and sir tom jones as these people in windsor are some of the lucky ones to win tickets . the whole win tickets. the whole atmosphere _ i“ c f the whole atmosphere today, everybody enjoying— atmosphere today, everybody enjoying themselves or being isgsihsi— enjoying themselves or being isgsihsi .— enjoying themselves or being isgsihsi . ss— enjoying themselves or being together. so and enjoying themselves or being together . so and there enjoying themselves or being together. so and there was only 5000 — together. so and there was only 5000 haiisi— together. so and there was only 5000 ballot tickets as well . so 5000 ballot tickets as well. so ihai— 5000 ballot tickets as well. so ihai was— 5000 ballot tickets as well. so that was excellent, wasn't it, to that was excellent, wasn't it, is asi— that was excellent, wasn't it, is ass is — that was excellent, wasn't it, is ash is asi— that was excellent, wasn't it, is ash is gsi a— that was excellent, wasn't it, to get to get a ticket for that. yeah— to get to get a ticket for that. vaah. wais— to get to get a ticket for that. yeah, we're going— to get to get a ticket for that. yeah, we're going into- to get to get a ticket for that. yeah, we're going into the- yeah, we're going into the concert. yeah. believe concert. yeah. we can't believe it concert. yeah. we can't believe is . — concert. yeah. we can't believe it . honestly. yeah,- concert. yeah. we can't believe it. honestly. yeah, it- ff yeah. we can't believe it . yeah, it was it. honestly. yeah, it was a isiish. — it. honestly. yeah, it was a isiisiy. ss— it. honestly. yeah, it was a lottery. so just— it. honestly. yeah, it was a

lottery. so just applying for them. and fortunately, we got them. and fortunately, we got them. yeah so dan entered the hash— them. yeah so dan entered the ballot online— them. yeah so dan entered the ballot online ,— them. yeah so dan entered the ballot online , not— “43?" so dan entered the ballot online , not thinking ballot online, not thinking anything— ballot online, not thinking anything would come of it. dan's anything would come of it. dan's a huge— anything would come of it. dan's a huge syaiish— anything would come of it. dan's a huge royalist, so— anything would come of it. dan's a huge royalist, so .— anything would come of it. dan's a huge royalist, so . and we were a huge royalist, so. and we were husky— a huge royalist, so. and we were iashy we— a huge royalist, so. and we were iashy we asi— a huge royalist, so. and we were iashy we gsi hhs— a huge royalist, so. and we were lucky we got the notification in harsh— lucky we got the notification in harsh shah-i— lucky we got the notification in march, didn't we?— lucky we got the notification in march, didn't we? booked a hotel aha. — march, didn't we? booked a hotel aha. yeah.— march, didn't we? booked a hotel and. yeah, really— march, didn't we? booked a hotel and. “43?" "cans g and. yeah, really looking forward me , it's forward to it for me, it's lionel richie. i think that's amazing— lionel richie. i think that's amazimg . — lionel richie. i think that's amazing . amnesty- lionel richie. i think that's amazing . amnesty international amazing. amnesty international says the metropol written police may have misused new powers after 52 people were arrested ahead of the coronation yesterday . the force says they yesterday. the force says they were taken into custody for an array of offences in line with relevant legislation . but the relevant legislation. but the chief executive of anti—monarchy group republic , graham smith, group republic, graham smith, was held for nearly 61 hours and he claims there's no longer a right to protest in the uk after the public order bill was passed earlier this year. amnesty international's policing expert oliver freely sprague , agrees. oliver freely sprague, agrees. we are being told that we were being told that we were preventing serious disruption. the laws and powers that

the laws and the powers that has— the laws and the powers that ihai shay-vs— the laws and the powers that that they've been— the laws and the powers that that they've been using are immea— that they've been using are defined that— that they've been using are defined that serious disruption as people— defined that serious disruption as ssssis im— defined that serious disruption as people in yellow shirts hsiiimg— as people in yellow shirts holding placards is that is that really— holding placards is that is that maiiy hhs— holding placards is that is that really the kind— holding placards is that is that really the kind of— holding placards is that is that really the kind of country you mam— really the kind of country you mam is— really the kind of country you want to _where - really the kind of country you want to where where want to live in, where where people— want to live in, where where ssssis w-vshs— want to live in, where where people who've had a long iiaiiiism— people who've had a long- tradition-suffragettes tradition since the suffragettes mais— tradition since the suffragettes mass sh— tradition since the suffragettes onwards of standing what onwards of standing for what has— onwards of standing for what shay-im— onwards of standing for what shay-h, os- onwards of standing for what shay-h, is we- onwards of standing for what they in, do we really they believe in, do we really ham—hema- want to see people being msissisis— want to see people being protesters, being arrested for hsiaimg— protesters, being arrested for holding placards? i think no . holding placards? i think no. hai— holding placards? i think no. has camara— holding placards? i think no. but culture secretary- holding placards? i think no. but culture secretary lucy frazer told gb news that the new powers are there to be used. we brought in some c. we brought in some legislation and the brought in some legislation and he hsiiss— brought in some legislation and the police said— brought in some legislation and the police said they needed more ashes— the police said they needed more hswss ,— the police said they needed more powers , so we've given them them powers, so we've given them them . ami— powers, so we've given them them . ami i— powers, so we've given them them . ami i shini— powers, so we've given them them . and i think then— powers, so we've given them them . and i think then the— powers, so we've given them them . and i think then the police have to use their operational powers, their intelligence to make the right decisions. and the right calls on the- ” g and the right calls on the day . " the right calls on the day. in athei— the right calls on the day. in other news.— the right calls on the day. in other news, at— the right calls on the day. in other news, at least- the right calls on the day. in other news, at least eight people have been killed in seven wounded in the us after a man opened fire at a mall near dallas in texas . opened fire at a mall near dallas in texas. i'm opened fire at a mall near dallas in texas . i'm here. hey. dallas in texas. i'm here. hey. the gunman who authorities think acted alone was killed by a

police officer. the injured include a five year old child and three people are said to be in a critical condition. there have been nearly 200 mass shootings with at least four victims in the us this year. local authorities held a press conference about the shooting . conference about the shooting. at 336. our officer was at allen immiam — at 336. our officer was at allen premium outlets— at 336. our officer was at allen premium outlets on an unrelated sau— premium outlets on an unrelated call i— premium outlets on an unrelated saii , he— premium outlets on an unrelated saii , he hears— premium outlets on an unrelated call , he heard gunshots and call, he heard gunshots and issatsa— call, he heard gunshots and located the _ call, he heard gunshots and located the gunshot located. the shsstsi— located the gunshot located. the shooter neutralised it. the shsstsi— shooter neutralised it. the shooter neutralised it. the shooter neutralised the threat . shooter neutralised the threat. we shooter neutralised the threat. his hsiisvs — shooter neutralised the threat. we believe at— shooter neutralised the threat. we believe at this point that the— we believe at this point that the shssasi— we believe at this point that the shooter acted alone. this is an the shooter acted alone. this is am smgsimg— the shooter acted alone. this is an ongoing active— the shooter acted alone. this is an ongoing active investing matism— an ongoing active investing maaism. ssh-ae— an ongoing active investing nation. you're europe to date on gb nation. you're europe to date on his news. — nation. you're europe to date on his news. new— nation. you're europe to date on gb news. now it's— nation. you're europe to date on gb news. him f new? gb news. now it's back to nana. good gb news. now it's back to nana. . good afternoon. _ gb news. now it's back to nana. . good afternoon. this- gb news. now it's back to nana. - good afternoon. this is- gb news. now it's back to nana. - good afternoon. this is gb. gb news. now it's back to nana. . good afteandin. this is gb. gb news. now it's back to nana. . good afteandin. digitalgb. on tv, online and on digital mais— on tv, online and on digital iaiis. im— on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana- on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. and for

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. kelly there he is. yeah. still to come, each- . kelly there he is. yeah. still to come, each sunday at 5:00. i-m — to come, each sunday at 5:00. i-m isimei— to come, each sunday at 5:00. i-m isimea hy— to come, each sunday at 5:00. i-m isimea is a— to come, each sunday at 5:00. i'm joined by a celebrity, a tamer— i'm joined by a celebrity, a hsimei hh— i'm joined by a celebrity, a former mp or- i'm joined by a celebrity, a former mp or someone who's had an former mp or someone who's had am exhemeiy— former mp or someone who's had an extremely interesting career. ami— an extremely interesting career. ami take— an extremely interesting career. and takellook- an extremely interesting career. and takellook at- an extremely interesting career. and take look at life and take a look at life after the—highs- and take a look at life after hhe—highs ,- and take a look at life afteri the-highs , lows and take a look at life after. the-highs , lows and the job. we talk highs, lows and iessss— 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chaiies ani— during the coronation of king charles and queen camilla yesterday— charles and queen camilla yesterday .— charles and queen camilla yesterday he— charles and queen camilla yesterday . he was invited by the yesterday. he was invited by the rsyai—sn— yesterday. he was invited by the royal-on account. yesterday. he was invited by the royal-on account of. royal household on account of his—the— royal household on account of his the community. his services to the community. stay— his services to the community. stay tenet— his services to the community. stay tuned ts— his services to the community. stay tuned to find- his services to the community. stay tuned to find out what they nerelne-s— stay tuned to find out what they were he's incredible were. he's an incredible young man-a— were. he's an incredible young man.a courageous- were. he's an incredible young man a courageous tale to man with a courageous tale to tett.— man with a courageous tale to tett-ta— man with a courageous tale to tett-tsr the— man with a courageous tale to tell..for the great- man with a courageous tale to tell. for the great british tell. then for the great british senate.— tell. then for the great british senate-tm- tell. then for the great british debate. i'm asking, debate. this hour, i'm asking, do debate. this hour, i'm asking, sis—that- debate. this hour, i'm asking, do-that labour. do you believe that labour will win— do you believe that labour will win the— do you believe that labour will win the next— do you believe that labour will win the next election that

win the next election now that the rates— win the next election now that the tories have- win the next election now that the tories have lost . so now the tories have lost. so now that— the tories have lost. so now that the— the tories have lost. so now that the tories- the tories have lost. so now that the tories ,- the tories have lost. so now that the tories , now the tories that the tories, now the tories have— that the tories, now the tories have isst— that the tories, now the tories have lost over- that the tories, now the tories have lost over a- that the tories, now the tories have lost over a thousand seats in heat— have lost over a thousand seats in local governments against starmer-s— in local governments against starmer-s sany— in local governments against starmer's party looks to be in prime— starmer's party looks to be in prime sssitisn— starmer's party looks to be in prime position to- starmer's party looks to be in prime position to swipe the keys to prime position to swipe the keys ts hamher— prime position to swipe the keys ts hamher to.— prime position to swipe the keys to number 10. but- prime position to swipe the keys to number 10. but is it is all is it— to number 10. but is it is all is it ait— to number 10. but is it is all is it all sunshine- to number 10. but is it is all is it all sunshine and roses for the— is it all sunshine and roses for the iahsar— is it all sunshine and roses for the labour party?- is it all sunshine and roses for the labour party? is there they— the labour party? is there titeiy ts— the labour party? is there titeiy ts he— the labour party? is there likely to be a- the labour party? is there likely to be a comeback ? email likely to be a comeback? email me gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at an— me gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at his heirs— me gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at an news as— me gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at an news as .— me gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news as. so- me gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet me at gb news as. so welcome ahsart. — at gb news as. so welcome ahsart. it— at gb news as. so welcome aboard. if you've- at gb news as. so welcome aboard. if you've just joined its— aboard. if you've just joined it-s gsst— aboard. if you've just joined me, it's good to- aboard. if you've just joined me, it's good to have your ssmsany— me, it's good to have your ssmsany. it— me, it's good to have your company. it.fast- me, it's good to have your company. it fast approaching company. it is fast approaching seven minutes- company. it is fast approaching seven minutes after 5:00. it's nsn-tsr— seven minutes after 5:00. it's nsn-tsr this— seven minutes after 5:00. it's now for this week's now time for this week's outside.— now time for this week's outside. i'm- now time for this week's outside. i'm very pleased to say that— outside. i'm very pleased to say that im— outside. i'm very pleased to say that in isinet— outside. i'm very pleased to say that i'm joined special that i'm joined by a special guest.— that i'm joined by a special guest. his— that i'm joined by a special guest. his name- that i'm joined by a special guest. his name is sahil usman. ne-s— guest. his name is sahil usman. ne-s tast— guest. his name is sahil usman. ne-s inst he— guest. his name is sahil usman. ne-s inst he was— guest. his name is sahil usman. he's just he was just 13 when he tiagnsset— he's just he was just 13 when he was diagnosed leukaemia . was diagnosed with leukaemia. ant— was diagnosed with leukaemia. ant staring— was diagnosed with leukaemia. and during his- was diagnosed with leukaemia. and during his treatment, he tesitet— and during his treatment, he decided-his- and during his treatment, he decided his community by decided to help his community by treating— decided to help his community by creating.hampers- decided to help his community by creating hampers for creating gift hampers for vulnerable- creating gift hampers for vulnerable people . now, his vulnerable people. now, his astisns— vulnerable people. now, his actions awarded- vulnerable people. now, his actions awarded him an invitatisn— actions awarded him an invitation to- actions awarded him an invitation to the coronation of king— invitation to the coronation of ting chartes— invitation to the coronation of king charles and- invitation to the coronation of king charles and queen camilla

yesterday— king charles and queen camilla yestertay at— king charles and queen camilla yesterday at westminster abbey. you - experience - yesterday at westminster abbey. you-experience all- yesterday at westminster abbey. you experience all the you got to experience all the pomp— you got to experience all the ssms ant— you got to experience all the pomp and pageantry first hand. i'm pomp and pageantry first hand. in nieaset— pomp and pageantry first hand. in steaset ts— pomp and pageantry first hand. i'm pleased to say that i'm isinet— i'm pleased to say that i'm isinet hy— i'm pleased to say that i'm joined by sahil- i'm pleased to say that i'm joined by sahil now, sir, you reaiiy— joined by sahil now, sir, you reatty gsst— joined by sahil now, sir, you reatty gsst ts— joined by sahil now, sir, you really good to have your ssmsany— really good to have your ssmsany-ysa- really good to have your. company.-you.much really good to have your- company.-you.much for company. thank you so much for isining— company. thank you so much for isining-ssaheii- company. thank you so much for joining souheil talk to joining me. so souheil talk to me— joining me. so souheil talk to me ahsat— joining me. so souheil talk to me ahsat a— joining me. so souheil talk to me about a bit- joining me. so souheil talk to me about a bit about your story ttrst.— me about a bit about your story first i— me about a bit about your story first i mean— me about a bit about your story first. i mean, you- me about a bit about your story first. i mean, you were only 14 when— first. i mean, you were only 14 when ysw— first. i mean, you were only 14 when ysw wee— first. i mean, you were only 14 when you were diagnosed with ieataemia. — when you were diagnosed with leukaemia. talk- when you were diagnosed with leukaemia. talk to me about why ryou— leukaemia. talk to me about why we answ— leukaemia. talk to me about why , ysw tnsw why— leukaemia. talk to me about why , ysw tnsw why ysw— leukaemia. talk to me about why , you know, why you you , you know, why you thought you hat— , you know, why you thought you had leukaemia- , you know, why you thought you had leukaemia or- , you know, why you thought you had leukaemia or why was had leukaemia or why there was ssmething— had leukaemia or why there was something ? something wrong. what happened? so something wrong. what happened? ss tirstty— something wrong. what happened? so may i— something wrong. what happened? ss may i wa— something wrong. what happened? so firstly, i was just- something wrong. what happened? so firstly, i was just a- something wrong. what happened? so firstly, i was just a normal teenage kid and i went to school and we had sports day at and i wasn't feeling too well and i thought it might just be a migraine because it was hot , migraine because it was a hot, sunny so when i sunny day outside. so when i came home, i said to my mum, i'm not feeling well. so she took me to not feeling well. so she took me ts the— not feeling well. so she took me ts the st— not feeling well. so she took me ts the an ant— not feeling well. so she took me to the gp and the- not feeling well. so she took me to the gp and the gp- ”iii; g so she took me to the gp and the gp said, it's tast— to the gp and the gp said, it's test a— to the gp and the gp said, it's test a virus— to the gp and the gp said, it's just a virus and- to the gp and the gp said, it's just a virus and we- to the gp and the gp said, it's just a virus and we were going to just a virus and we were going ts trawei— just a virus and we were going ts trawei ts— just a virus and we were going to travel to dubai- just a virus and we were going to travel to dubai in two days time.— to travel to dubai in two days time. ant— to travel to dubai in two days time. ant he— to travel to dubai in two days time. and he said- to travel to dubai in two days time. and he said it's fine to trawei. — time. and he said it's fine to trawei. ss— time. and he said it's fine to travel. so we- time. and he said it's fine to travel. so we ended- time. and he said it's fine to travel. 3: e. time. and he said it's fine to travel. 3: l. 92» g time. and he said it's fine to travel. 3: l. 93» g travel. so we ended up going to dubai. ilost travel. so we ended up going to dubai. i lost like two stones weight— dubai. i lost like two stones weight straight— j i lost like two stones weight straight away . j. i lost like two stones weight straight away . i stopped weight straight away. i stopped eating— weight straight away. i stopped eating everything thing and it

to— eating everything thing and it to the— eating everything thing and it came to the point where eating everything thing and it came t0 the point where i said that— came t0 the point where i said that i— came t0 the point where i said that . teet— came t0 the point where i said that . heat to— came t0 the point where i said that i need to go— came t0 the point where i said that i need to go back now. so we got— that i need to go back now. so we got emergency— that i need to go back now. so we got emergency flights back to tahtah— we got emergency flights back to london heathrow_ we got emergency flights back to london heathrow and then we were taken— london heathrow and then we were taken hy— london heathrow and then we were taken by a— london heathrow and then we were taken by a paramedic to the heat— taken by a paramedic to the local hospital— taken by a paramedic to the local hospital near the hashttat. — local hospital near the hospital. wit?” local hospital near the hospital. \ local hospital near the hospital. wit?” local hospital near the hospital. \tt5;3” local hospital near the- hospital. near the airport. and then after that, they said to me that i have leukaemia . wow. then after that, they said to me that i have leukaemia . wow . wow that i have leukaemia. wow. wow just just that i have leukaemia. wow. wow just that the— that i have leukaemia. wow. wow just just like that.— that i have leukaemia. wow. wow just just like that. he— that i have leukaemia. wow. wow just just like that. he said- just just like that. he said that— just just like that. he said that you— just just like that. he said that you had— just just like that. he said that you had leukaemia . and when that you had leukaemia. and when you ttsaavaht— that you had leukaemia. and when you discovered that. _ that you had leukaemia. and when you discovered that. yeah it must— you discovered that. yeah it must have— you discovered that. yeah it must have been,— you discovered that. yeah it must have been, like, devastating- must have been, like, devastating and shocking. and so what— devastating and shocking. and so what tht— devastating and shocking. and so what that at— devastating and shocking. and so what kind of treatment did you have— what kind of treatment did you have to— what kind of treatment did you have to aa— what kind of treatment did you have to go through? how long yah— have to go through? how long you gathg— have to go through? how long were you going treatment were you going through treatment 7 were you going through treatment t sa— were you going through treatment a so .— were you going through treatment a so t-ta— were you going through treatment ? so i-to.through- ? so i had to go through chemotherapy- ? so i had to go through chemotherapy for three and a hat— chemotherapy for three and a hat yeas— chemotherapy for three and a hatt yeah . — chemotherapy for three and a half years. um,— chemotherapy for three and a half years. 3“: chemotherapy for three and a half years . 3“3 3 chemotherapy for three and a half years. 3“3 3 chemotherapy for three and a half years . 3“3 3 “3 half years. um, and it was kind of a really painful journey going through that because you get to see all of the side effects like hair loss being sick all the time . it was awful. sick all the time. it was awful. but i, i've taken quite a lot from that and done quite a lot

for my community from it. well, i mean, you did some stuff- “ 3 well, i mean, you did some stuff for your— i mean, you did some stuff for your community. _ i mean, you did some stuff for your community. you talk to me about— your community. you talk to me about-ttt— your community. you talk to me ahaat-ttt sa- your community. you talk to me ahaat-ttt ta. - your community. you talk to me about-did so. so. about what you did so. so hath.— about what you did so. so hath. my— about what you did so. so firstly, my community journey started in december 2019, so i was diagnosed in july of 2018. but . in was diagnosed in july of 2018. but. in december was diagnosed in july of 2018. but . in december 2018 i was on but. in december 2018 i was on the hat— but. in december 2018 i was on the hat aha— but. in december 2018 i was on the hat and .— but. in december 2018 i was on the ward and ijust— but. in december 2018 i was on the ward and i just saw that everybody— the ward and i just saw that everybody else,— the ward and i just saw that everybody else, all those other ttte— everybody else, all those other ttte eh— everybody else, all those other ttte ah the— everybody else, all those other kids on the ward— everybody else, all those other kids on the ward are there too, aha— kids on the ward are there too, and they— kids on the ward are there too, and they went— kids on the ward are there too, and they won't be— kids on the ward are there too, and they won't be spending chatethae— and they won't be spending christmas with— and they won't be spending christmas with their families that— christmas with their families thatyeat— christmas with their families that yea. — christmas with their families that yea. so— christmas with their families that year. so i— christmas with their families that year . 3 christmas with their families that year. 3 that year. so i said to my mum, let's go out because was let's go out because i was allowed out for a day. and i said , let's just get- allowed out for a day. and i said , let's just get all- said , let's just get all the said, let's just get all the chatethae— said, let's just get all the christmas-that. said, let's just get all the christmas that we said, let's just get all the- christmas-that we can christmas presents that we can tegether— christmas presents that we can tegether aha— christmas presents that we can together and them out on together and give them out on the-se— together and give them out on the-se-wae- together and give them out on the-so-was about. together and give them out on. the-so-was about. 30 the ward. so there was about. 30 or the ward. so there was about. 30 at to— the ward. so there was about. 30 or 40 christmas— the ward. so there was about. 30 or 40 christmas presents that we got or 40 christmas presents that we get tegether— or 40 christmas presents that we get tegether aha— or 40 christmas presents that we got together and we gave them out got together and we gave them eat to— got together and we gave them eat to the — got together and we gave them out to the kids— got together and we gave them out to the kids on— got together and we gave them out to the kids on the ward. and i out to the kids on the ward. and t—heheht- out to the kids on the ward. and t—hehehtlhel i think the best moment for me eeeha— i think the best moment for me was seeing l smile _ i think the best moment for me was seeing smile kids was seeing a smile on those kids taeee— was seeing a smile on those kids taeee .— was seeing a smile on those kids taeee . aha— was seeing a smile on those kids taeee . aha .— was seeing a smile on those kids faces . and i just— was seeing a smile on those kids faces . and i just knew that, faces. and i just knew that, rtght.— faces. and i just knew that, rtght. thts— faces. and i just knew that, right, this is— faces. and i just knew that, right, this is the- faces. and i just knew that, right, this is the right journey to aa— right, this is the right journey to 90 h— right, this is the right journey to to th ahaat— right, this is the right journey to go in about six months later, after— to go in about six months later, attet that— to go in about six months later, attet that .— to go in about six months later, attet that . a— to go in about six months later, after that , a nine— to go in about six months later, after that , a nine year old girl after that, a nine year old girl ah— after that, a nine year old girl ta ta— after that, a nine year old girl up to he— after that, a nine year old girl came up to me and she said to me she-e—

came up to me and she said to me ehe-e being— came up to me and she said to me she's being bullied— came up to me and she said to me she's being bullied because of her she's being bullied because of het—theate- she's being bullied because of her—friends at. her cancer and her friends at eehaet— her cancer and her friends at school think— her cancer and her friends at school think that— her cancer and her friends at school think that her disease is transmittable_ school think that her disease is transmittable and— school think that her disease is transmittable and that just teepty— transmittable and that just deeply resonated with me. and i thought— deeply resonated with me. and i thought .— deeply resonated with me. and i thought . rtght.— deeply resonated with me. and i thought, right, okay, what's going— thought, right, okay, what's going-happen— thought, right, okay, what's going happen go thought, right, okay, what's- goinglhappen-go back going to happen when i go back to—ehtet- to school? so i ended up heathe— to school? so i ended up eteatha a— to school? so i ended up creating a presentation raising awareness-cancer- creating a presentation raising awareness cancer for, um, awareness on cancer for, um, uhteh— awareness on cancer for, um, uhteh hat— awareness on cancer for, um, which had delivered at schools, eottegee— which had delivered at schools, eottegee aha— which had delivered at schools, colleges and university parties. aha— colleges and university parties. that agah— colleges and university parties. that agah .— colleges and university parties. that agah . tt— colleges and university parties. and again , it was— colleges and university parties. and again , it was a phenomenal and again, it was a phenomenal response leading— and again, it was a phenomenal response leading me onto the other— response leading me onto the other thhge— response leading me onto the other things that— response leading me onto the other things that i did. and then— other things that i did. and then .— other things that i did. and then i think— other things that i did. and then i think one of my presentations was recognised by a tatto— presentations was recognised by a radio station.— presentations was recognised by a radio station. so— presentations was recognised by a radio station. so i ended up havhg— a radio station. so i ended up havhg hy— a radio station. so i ended up havhg my own— a radio station. so i ended up having my own radio show . wow. having my own radio show. wow. aha— having my own radio show. wow. that .,_ having my own radio show. wow. that ., .— having my own radio show. wow. that ., . tateet— having my own radio show. wow. and i, i raised awareness on huttyha— and i, i raised awareness on bullying, mental— and i, i raised awareness on bullying, mental health, all the tattoo— bullying, mental health, all the tahoo tohtee— bullying, mental health, all the taboo topics that— bullying, mental health, all the taboo topics that aren't really ehoheh— taboo topics that aren't really spoken about— taboo topics that aren't really spoken about in— taboo topics that aren't really spoken about in communities. thea— spoken about in communities. theh cowh— spoken about in communities. then covm hit.— spoken about in communities. then covid hit. so spoken about in communities. then covid hit. so i spoken about in communities. then covid hit. so i had to stop eyetyththg— then covid hit. so i had to stop eyetythhg that— then covid hit. so i had to stop everything that was doing . but i everything that was doing. but i hated— everything that was doing. but i realised that— everything that was doing. but i realised that right— everything that was doing. but i realised that right, i'm going to he— realised that right, i'm going to he h— realised that right, i'm going to he th the— realised that right, i'm going to be in the extremely vulnerable _ to be in the extremely vulnerable category . i won't be vulnerable category. i won't be atte— vulnerable category. i won't be ahte to— vulnerable category. i won't be ahte to go— vulnerable category. i won't be able to go-during- vulnerable category. i won't be able to go during the able to go out during the toettouu— able to go out during the lockdown, but— able to go out during the lockdown, but my be lockdown, but my mum will be atte— lockdown, but my mum will be athe-.— lockdown, but my mum will be ahte-. uh— lockdown, but my mum will be ahte-. to— lockdown, but my mum will be able -, um, to .able- able there, um, to be able to go out— able there, um, to be able to go out aha— able there, um, to be able to go out and buy— able there, um, to be able to go out and buy all— able there, um, to be able to go out and buy all the— able there, um, to be able to go out and buy all the essential ttehe— out and buy all the essential teens to— out and buy all the essential teens to he— out and buy all the essential items for me that i will need during— items for me that i will need tuthg the— items for me that i will need during the lockdown. but the ettetty— during the lockdown. but the elderly-won't-

during the lockdown. but the- elderly-won't-anyone elderly people won't have anyone there— elderly people won't have anyone there-so— elderly people won't have anyone there-so .— elderly people won't have anyone there-so i said- elderly people won't have anyone there-so i said to- elderly people won't have anyone there so i said to my there for them. so i said to my mum:— there for them. so i said to my ttoht— there for them. so i said to my rtght. we— there for them. so i said to my mum, right, we need to out mum, right, we need to go out aha— mum, right, we need to go out ahtleohe— mum, right, we need to go out and some shopping. and do some shopping. and just autehty— and do some shopping. and just outetty huy— and do some shopping. and just quickly buy whatever can. quickly buy whatever we can. so we quickly buy whatever we can. so toe-out— quickly buy whatever we can. so ue-out to— quickly buy whatever we can. so ue-out to the— quickly buy whatever we can. so we out to the shops and we we went out to the shops and we bought— we went out to the shops and we houaht att— we went out to the shops and we houeht ah the— we went out to the shops and we bought all the essential items we bought all the essential items ue eoutet— bought all the essential items we eoutt. tte— bought all the essential items we could. we put— bought all the essential items we could. we put around 300 hampere— we could. we put around 300 hampers together for gave hampers together for and we gave them — hampers together for and we gave them out— hampers together for and we gave them out to— hampers together for and we gave them out to .elderly- hampers together for and we gave them out to elderly people hampers together for and we gave them olancashirelderly people hampers together for and we gave them olancashire .ierly people hampers together for and we gave them 0 lancashire . and people hampers together for and we gave them 0 lancashire . and thenle around lancashire. and then i stayed— around lancashire. and then i stayed h— around lancashire. and then i stayed in touch— around lancashire. and then i stayed in touch with them during the uhote— stayed in touch with them during the whole cowo— stayed in touch with them during the whole covid period. so i the— the whole covid period. so i mean, the journey sounds hetetthte— mean, the journey sounds incredible . _ mean, the journey sounds incredible . ' 3 mean, the journey sounds incredible . “3 mean, the journey sounds incredible . ' “3 3.33 incredible. and of course as a result of that, your work was recognised and you ended up going to the coronation. wow so talk to me about what was that like? i mean, being part of it. who meet ? it it was who did you meet? it it was amazing . a very honourable amazing. a very honourable momemt— amazing. a very honourable momemt .— amazing. a very honourable momemt . tt— amazing. a very honourable moment . it was— amazing. a very honourable moment . it was a- “g a very honourable moment . it was a once “3 a very honourable moment . it was a once in moment. it was a once in a tttettme— moment. it was a once in a lifetime opportunity . motty um , lifetime opportunity. motty um, and lifetime opportunity. motty um, amt ttte— lifetime opportunity. motty um, amt ttte .— lifetime opportunity. motty um, amt ttte . tte— lifetime opportunity. motty um, and like , it's the— lifetime opportunity. motty um, and like , it's the next day and like, it's the next day rtght— and like, it's the next day rtght ow— and like, it's the next day right now, but— and like, it's the next day right now, but it still feels amazht— right now, but it still feels amazing because it's that one in amazing because it's that one in a tttettme— amazing because it's that one in a lifetime opportunity . motty a lifetime opportunity. motty um.— a lifetime opportunity. motty hm. eo— a lifetime opportunity. motty um, so basically i got to see the— um, so basically i got to see the the.— um, so basically i got to see the the. the— um, so basically i got to see the king, the royals, um , the the king, the royals, um, the heme— the king, the royals, um, the prime ministers—

the king, the royals, um, the prime ministers the commonwealth's all walking past me amt— commonwealth's all walking past me amt hee.— commonwealth's all walking past me amt hee. wm— commonwealth's all walking past me and dec. um ant and dec were there— me and dec. um ant and dec were there to— me and dec. um ant and dec were there to .— me and dec. um ant and dec were there to . to.— me and dec. um ant and dec were there to . to. um— me and dec. um ant and dec were there to , to, um, and— me and dec. um ant and dec were there to , to, um, and then once there to, to, um, and then once the— there to, to, um, and then once the coronation— there to, to, um, and then once the coronation had— there to, to, um, and then once the coronation had ended, i shoot— the coronation had ended, i shook hands— the coronation had ended, i shook hands with rishi sunak and spoke— shook hands with rishi sunak and spoke to— shook hands with rishi sunak and mote to htm— shook hands with rishi sunak and spoke to him. oh,— shook hands with rishi sunak and spoke to him. oh, wow. humza voueat— spoke to him. oh, wow. humza woueat .— spoke to him. oh, wow. humza woueat . the— spoke to him. oh, wow. humza yousaf . the first— spoke to him. oh, wow. humza yousaf . the first minister of yousaf. the first minister of soottamt— yousaf. the first minister of seottamt .— yousaf. the first minister of scotland , and— yousaf. the first minister of scotland , and i— yousaf. the first minister of scotland , and i spoke to him and scotland, and i spoke to him and toot— scotland, and i spoke to him and took a— scotland, and i spoke to him and took a mature— scotland, and i spoke to him and took a picture with— scotland, and i spoke to him and took a picture with him to , um, took a picture with him to, um, tony— took a picture with him to, um, tomy htah— took a picture with him to, um, tomy htah the— took a picture with him to, um, tony blair, the ex— took a picture with him to, um, tony blair, the ex prime whteteu— tony blair, the ex prime minister. gordon brown, the ex tttme— minister. gordon brown, the ex prime minister.— minister. gordon brown, the ex prime minister. so it was a teatty— prime minister. so it was a teatty mee— prime minister. so it was a really nice honourable moment to be really nice honourable moment to he attemtht— really nice honourable moment to be attending the— really nice honourable moment to be attending the king's coronation— be attending the king's coronation _ be attending the king's coronation ' “3 be attending the king's coronation “3 be attending the king's coronation ' “3 333 be attending the king's- coronation and of course you be attending the king's— coronation and of course you had your family there, i presume, who went with you ? lucky person who went with you? lucky person who went with you? lucky person who was with you ? it was my mum who was with you? it was my mum heeauee— who was with you? it was my mum heeauee .— who was with you? it was my mum heeauee . wa— who was with you? it was my mum because i was under— who was with you? it was my mum because i was under 18.— who was with you? it was my mum because i was under 18. so- «337 it was my mum because i was under 18. so i 37 it was my mum because i was under 18. so i had to because i was under18. so i had to take— because i was under 18. so i had to take a— because i was under 18. so i had to take a mue— because i was under18. so i had to take a plus one— because i was under 18. so i had to take a plus one with me and i chose— to take a plus one with me and i chose to— to take a plus one with me and i chose to take— to take a plus one with me and i chose to take my— to take a plus one with me and i chose to take my mum. lovely wett— chose to take my mum. lovely wett. totem— chose to take my mum. lovely well, listen, it's— chose to take my mum. lovely well, listen, it's really- chose to take my mum. lovely well, listen, it's really good to talk to you, so thank you so much forjoining us and sharing your . keep up all the your story. keep up all the great done , you and great work. well done, you and you thank you. you take care. thank you. wonderful. wonderful. you're part history . wonderful. wonderful. you're part history. that's a huge part of history. that's a huge losmandy. was there at the coronation. you meet all

coronation. you got to meet all these people coronation. you got to meet all thewell people coronation. you got to meet all thewell . people coronation. you got to meet all thewell . well, people coronation. you got to meet all thewell . well, you people coronation. you got to meet all thewell . well, you know, people as well. well, you know, following this magnificent ceremony yesterday at westminster here in westminster abbey and here in buckingham more buckingham palace, more celebrations are on way celebrations are on the way across now. across the country right now. many communities will host their own street parties as part of the coronation. big lunch and the coronation. big lunch and the coronation. big lunch and the coronation concert will obviously be later on, held in windsor castle at 8:00 tonight. i'm of people will i'm sure lots of people will be watching. to our watching. let's go over to our reporters all the reporters there all across the country today. joining me now from is jack carson. and from cardiff is jack carson. and we've got booed from jeff moody. let's start with jeff. jeff, how are things going there ? well are things going there? well we're just catching the very last of the rays down here in bude. it's last of the rays down here in bude . it's been an last of the rays down here in bude. it's been an amazing last of the rays down here in bude . it's been an amazing day. bude. it's been an amazing day. we-we— bude. it's been an amazing day. we-we hat— bude. it's been an amazing day. we-we hat eo— bude. it's been an amazing day. we've had so many— 3 it's been an amazing day. we've had so many people out on the ea— we've had so many people out on the amt— we've had so many people out on the sea and the— we've had so many people out on the sea and the weather has been tamtaette— the sea and the weather has been tamtaette .— the sea and the weather has been tamtaette .-tt-e— the sea and the weather has been fantastic .-it's-a- fantastic. nick, it's been a very— fantastic. nick, it's been a very .— fantastic. nick, it's been a very . very— fantastic. nick, it's been a very , very traditional english very, very traditional english tay. — very, very traditional english tay. wowe— very, very traditional english day. we've had— very, very traditional english day. we've had all- very, very traditional english day. “33 day. we've had all of the competitions that you'd expect . competitions that you'd expect. we've had some morris dancing, hat— we've had some morris dancing, hat some— we've had some morris dancing, we've had some cake competitions, we've had fancy trees— competitions, we've had fancy dress competitions, we've had

muste— dress competitions, we've had music , we've had— dress competitions, we've had music , we've had singing, we've music, we've had singing, we've hat— music, we've had singing, we've hat tametmt— music, we've had singing, we've hat tametmt .— music, we've had singing, we've had dancing, we've had it all. tto— had dancing, we've had it all. we teem— had dancing, we've had it all. we been a— had dancing, we've had it all. we been a very— had dancing, we've had it all. it's been a very good- it's been a very good atmosphere. people here in comwatt— atmosphere. people here in cornwall feel— atmosphere. people here in cornwall feel a— ”3; people here in cornwall feel a really strong eomeetomt— cornwall feel a really strong connection with— cornwall feel a really strong connection with the monarchy , connection with the monarchy, hattteutatty— connection with the monarchy, particularly with _ connection with the monarchy, particularly with king charles. i particularly with king charles. . mem— particularly with king charles. . he— particularly with king charles. i mean, he was— particularly with king charles. i mean, he was the— particularly with king charles. i mean, he was the duke- particularly with king charles. i mean, he was the duke of cornwall for many, many years and very actively involved down here. a lot of people have been talking say they knew talking to today say they knew him personally, that he's been here many times and they wish him well. we all wish him well. it's been a lovely day here in bude. it it's been a lovely day here in bude . it looks lovely as well. bude. it looks lovely as well. toot— bude. it looks lovely as well. took at— bude. it looks lovely as well. took at that. — bude. it looks lovely as well. look at that. i— bude. it looks lovely as well. look at that. i can't- 3 it looks lovely as well. look at that. i can't believe the—toot.- the weather is so good. you may— the weather is so good. you may-.— the weather is so good. you tuehy-. hthte- the weather is so good. you lucky , right? let's go lucky thing, right? let's go over-iknow_ lucky thing, right? let's go over-iknow .— lucky thing, right? let's go over. know . yes, very nice. over. i know. yes, very nice. you— over. i know. yes, very nice. you tuety— over. i know. yes, very nice. you tuety mam— over. i know. yes, very nice. you lucky man. right. let's go to— you lucky man. right. let's go to tatt— you lucky man. right. let's go over to jack carson . he's there over to jack carson. he's there as wet.— over to jack carson. he's there as wet. tact.— over to jack carson. he's there as well, jack—in. as well, jack. he's there in earth— as well, jack. he's there in cardiff-talk- as well, jack. he's there in cardiff-talklmel as well, jack. he's there ini cardiff-talklme . cardiff. jack, talk to me. wett. — cardiff. jack, talk to me. wett. tama— cardiff. jack, talk to me. well, nana. it's- cardiff. jack, talk to me. well, nana. it's been- cardiff. jack, talk to me. \3“3 “ well, nana. it's been a fantastic day in cardiff here as well. this big coronation lunch probably can be summed up with one word, and that is come munity. of course, today and tomorrow as well. when you've munity. of course, today and tomthisiv as well. when you've munity. of course, today and tomthisiv ashelp. when you've munity. of course, today and tomthisiv ashelp outien you've munity. of course, today and tomthisiv ashelp out andtou've munity. of course, today and tomthisiv ashelp out and the re got this big help out and the big volunteering people in communities all the uk communities all across the uk helping out in ways they can in

their area today was all about coming together as a community and lunch together, and eating lunch together, whether that be a coronation, quiche , some coronation chicken. quiche, some coronation chicken. it's on here in it's all been going on here in cardiff with picnics all around. |, cardiff with picnics all around. i, of course, as can see, i, of course, as you can see, have been crowned. unfortunately i, of course, as you can see, hav kingtn crowned. unfortunately i, of course, as you can see, hav king tn (england unfortunately i, of course, as you can see, hav kingtn (england , nfortunately i, of course, as you can see, hav kingtn (england , buttunately i, of course, as you can see, hav kingtn (england , but maybe/ not king of england, but maybe king castle today king of cardiff castle today i was with a family having a picnic a little bit earlier on this is the work thanks to logan, , who was logan, little logan, who was helping me make crown helping me out make this crown here today. so, it's just here today. so, yeah, it's just been coming together. the been people coming together. the cardiff here is closing, cardiff castle here is closing, so people are starting to disappear . so people are starting to disappear. but the aren't disappear. but the events aren't over in cardiff yet tonight over here in cardiff yet tonight because have got because of course, you have got that concert going on that coronation concert going on across all over windsor. but across all over in windsor. but here in cardiff bay, they're across all over in windsor. but here iito ardiff bay, they're across all over in windsor. but here iito ardiff bdronezy're across all over in windsor. but here iito ardiff bdrone show of going to have a drone show of over 300 drones. they're going to light the in cardiff to light up the sky in cardiff bay to see all the celebration this weekend of the coronation. of you've got bank of course, you've got bank houday of course, you've got bank holiday tomorrow as holiday monday, tomorrow as well. so the celebrations here in certainly aren't in cardiff certainly aren't going , although people going to stop, although people are to take their are starting to take their picnics home. but it's been a fantastic day overall in fantastic day overall here in cardiff. , across cardiff. and of course, across the as well . you, jack?

the country as well. you, jack? that's the country as well. you, jack? that-e jack— the country as well. you, jack? that's jack carson— the country as well. you, jack? that's jack carson and- 3.33 you, jack? that's jack carson and jeff ttooty— that's jack carson and jeff moody. they're— that's jack carson and jeff moody. they're out there emtoyhe— moody. they're out there enjoying the— moody. they're out there enjoying the weather and the teettwttee— enjoying the weather and the festivities today. _ enjoying the weather and the festivities today. thank you so much— festivities today. thank you so much .— festivities today. thank you so mueh . tate— festivities today. thank you so much . take care.— festivities today. thank you so much . take care. well, let's much. take care. well, let's have— much. take care. well, let's have a— much. take care. well, let's have a tutet— much. take care. well, let's have a quick look at what you've teem— have a quick look at what you've teem saying-— have a quick look at what you've been saying. we've— have a quick look at what you've been saying. we've talking been saying. we've been talking about— been saying. we've been talking ahout—thel about lots of things about the monarchy— about lots of things about the. monarchy—think monarchy and whether you think that—way— monarchy and whether you think that—way forward. i that they are the way forward. we — that they are the way forward. he got— that they are the way forward. he got tam— that they are the way forward. i've got ian saying remove the monarchy—tt- i've got ian saying remove the monarchy—it withi monarchy and replace it with whate— monarchy and replace it with whatelmote— monarchy and replace it with what? more politicians? no what? or more politicians? no eameeh — what? or more politicians? no chance. absolutely and what have you heat— chance. absolutely and what have you heat what— chance. absolutely and what have you heard what paul duddridge eat— you heard what paul duddridge said-politics— you heard what paul duddridge said politics people said at the politics people potemtt— said at the politics people- podcast? _america said at the politics people- podcast?_america , podcast? he said that america, as podcast? he said that america, ae t— podcast? he said that america, as tt wa— podcast? he said that america, as it was streamed live across amehea— as it was streamed live across tmehea om— as it was streamed live across america on loads— as it was streamed live across america on loads of networks. so that— america on loads of networks. so that-.— america on loads of networks. so that-. ttet— america on loads of networks. so that-. they eaye- america on loads of networks. so that-. alex says this- that is huge. alex says this cotomattom— that is huge. alex says this coronation is— that is huge. alex says this coronation is a— that is huge. alex says this coronation is a once in a tttettme— coronation is a once in a lifetime experience . let's lifetime experience. let's ht.— lifetime experience. let's savour it, jack- lifetime experience. let's savour it, jack says . it was. i savour it, jack says. it was. i want— savour it, jack says. it was. i want too— savour it, jack says. it was. i wasn't too fussed _ savour it, jack says. it was. i wasn't too fussed about the cotomattom— wasn't too fussed about the coronation to— wasn't too fussed about the coronation to be— wasn't too fussed about the coronation to be completely homest— coronation to be completely- honest._nothing honest. the monarchy is nothing spectat— honest. the monarchy is nothing eheetat. heath.— honest. the monarchy is nothing special, really. i— honest. the monarchy is nothing special, really. i don't know about— special, really. i don't know about that.— special, really. i don't know about that. i— special, really. i don't know about that. i mean , listen, about that. i mean, listen, gath— about that. i mean, listen, jack, american— about that. i mean, listen, jack, american networks played the actuat— jack, american networks played the actual coronation feeding it the— the actual coronation feeding it ttwe to— the actual coronation feeding it live to america. _ the actual coronation feeding it live to america. come on. semouety— live to america. come on. seriously watched by more people than— seriously watched by more people than the— seriously watched by more people than the wedding— seriously watched by more people than the wedding of harry and ttegham. — than the wedding of harry and meghan. really?— than the wedding of harry and meghan. really? come on. coming up, meghan. really? come on. coming up. though.— meghan. really? come on. coming up. though. tte— meghan. really? come on. coming up, though, it's time for our meat— up, though, it's time for our great british— up, though, it's time for our great british debate this hour. i'm great british debate this hour. rm _to— great british debate this hour. i'm _do .believe i i'm asking, do you believe tahout— i'm asking, do you believe tahout-the- i'm asking, do you believe labour-the next. labour will win the next eteettom —

labour will win the next- election _tories election now that the tories have — election now that the tories have toot— election now that the tories have lost over— election now that the tories have lost over a— election now that the tories have lost over a thousand seats in have lost over a thousand seats h-gowemmemte- have lost over a thousand seats in - government? so - have lost over a thousand seats in government? so keir in local government? so keir statmet-e— in local government? so keir statmete patty— in local government? so keir starmer's party looks to be in prime— starmer's party looks to be in game ooetttom— starmer's party looks to be in prime position swipe keys prime position to swipe the keys to number— prime position to swipe the keys to number to.— prime position to swipe the keys to number 10. however, numerous hotthg— to number 10. however, numerous polling experts— to number 10. however, numerous polling experts have stated that whtst— polling experts have stated that whilst-should— polling experts have stated that whilst-should be - polling experts have stated that whilst should be the whilst labour should be the target— whilst labour should be the tatgeet patty— whilst labour should be the largest party the next largest party in the next parliament,— largest party in the next parliament, it- largest party in the next parliament, it is still uncertain— parliament, it is still uncertain whether they will win an uncertain whether they will win am-matohty.— uncertain whether they will win an majority. voters an outright majority. voters eth— an outright majority. voters etttt eeem— an outright majority. voters still seem to— an outright majority. voters still seem to be— an outright majority. voters still seem to be undecided on the— still seem to be undecided on the mate— still seem to be undecided on the choice between sunak and statmet. — the choice between sunak and statmet. att— the choice between sunak and starmer. all of— the choice between sunak and starmer. all of that is coming in starmer. all of that is coming h tutt— starmer. all of that is coming h tuet a— starmer. all of that is coming in just a moment—

this is gb news radio . 3: this is gb news radio. good attemoom — this is gb news radio. good afternoon. it— this is gb news radio. good afternoon. it is— this is gb news radio. good afternoon. it is time now for our great british debate. if you just joined me, welcome on board. it's coming up to 22 minutes after 5:00. this is gb news. we are the people's channel for the debate this houn channel for the debate this hour. i'm asking do you believe that will the next that labour will win the next election now that tories election now that the tories have lost over a thousand seats in government ? sir have lost over a thousand seats in government? sir keir in local government? sir keir starmers looks to be in starmers party looks to be in prime position to the keys prime position to swipe the keys to however, many to number 10. however, many polling experts have stated that

whilst labour should be the largest party in the next parliament, it's still quite uncertain as to whether they would outright would actually win an outright majority. voters still seem to be undecided on choice be undecided on the choice between sunak and starmer . so between sunak and starmer. so for the great british debate this hour , i'm asking do you this hour, i'm asking do you believe labour will win the believe that labour will win the next election ? well, joining me next election? well, joining me to habib . he's to discuss is ben habib. he's the ceo for first property group stephen and former labour stephen powis and former labour party mp matthew stadlen, political commentator , and political commentator, and edwina currie, former conservative mp . well, i'm going conservative mp. well, i'm going to start with you, matthew . your to start with you, matthew. your thoughts on this particular issue. do you think that labour looked like they could potentially now ? i think potentially win now? i think nana you're potentially win now? i think nana .you'relpolitical. nana if you're a political tumtte— nana if you're a political tumtte. thts— nana if you're a political junkie, this is— nana if you're a political junkie, this is an incredibly exetthg— junkie, this is an incredibly exciting build— junkie, this is an incredibly exciting build up to the next eteettom— exciting build up to the next election-none- exciting build up to the next election-none of. exciting build up to the next election none of us on election because none of us on the— election because none of us on thts-mow— election because none of us on this-know what's- election because none of us on this know what's going to this panel know what's going to happen. — this panel know what's going to happen. .— this panel know what's going to happen. tthtmh— this panel know what's going to happen. i think-is- this panel know what's going to happen. i think is a huge happen. i think there is a huge tegtee— happen. i think there is a huge tegtee ot— happen. i think there is a huge degree of unpredictability. we mow— degree of unpredictability. we know that— degree of unpredictability. we know that from _ degree of unpredictability. we know that from the brexit teeutt. — know that from the brexit teeutt. mot— know that from the brexit result, not many people saw that eomhg— result, not many people saw that eomhglwete— result, not many people saw that eomhglwete very— result, not many people saw that coming. were very surprised coming. we were very surprised by the— coming. we were very surprised by the humg— coming. we were very surprised by the hung parliament in 2010. we by the hung parliament in 2010. we-eumheet— by the hung parliament in 2010. we surprised again in 2015 we were surprised again in 2015 when— we were surprised again in 2015 when hawt— we were surprised again in 2015 when david cameron won an

owetatt— when david cameron won an overall majority.— when david cameron won an overall majority. we were eumheet— overall majority. we were surprised people like me on what i surprised people like me on what twoutt— surprised people like me on what i would describe— surprised people like me on what i would describe the moderate tett.— i would describe the moderate tett. we— i would describe the moderate tett. we — i would describe the moderate left. we were surprised back in zom— left. we were surprised back in zow whem— left. we were surprised back in 2017 when jeremy— left. we were surprised back in 2017 when jeremy corbyn did better— 2017 when jeremy corbyn did better than — 2017 when jeremy corbyn did better than we _ 2017 when jeremy corbyn did better than we thought. my own humeh— better than we thought. my own humeh te— better than we thought. my own humeh he that— better than we thought. my own hunch is that labour will just mutge— hunch is that labour will just mutge aeroso— hunch is that labour will just nudge across the _ hunch is that labour will just nudge across the line. i think peopte— nudge across the line. i think heoote ae— nudge across the line. i think people are absolutely fed up. many— people are absolutely fed up. many peopte— people are absolutely fed up. many heoote ae— people are absolutely fed up. many people are fed up with this toy— many people are fed up with this toy gowemmemt— many people are fed up with this tory government .— many people are fed up with this tory government . they're fed up tory government. they're fed up on tory government. they're fed up ohom— the- tory government. they're fed up on_on the rights. on their assault on the rights proteste— on their assault on the rights protests. they're _ on their assault on the rights protests. they're with protests. they're fed up with the— protests. they're fed up with the way— protests. they're fed up with the way they're _ protests. they're fed up with the way they're stoking culture wateltatthg— the way they're stoking culture wars talking things wars, talking about things that tom-t— wars, talking about things that tom-t-atteet— wars, talking about things that don't affect people's don't really affect people's twee. — don't really affect people's lives. they're— don't really affect people's lives. they're fed up talking about— lives. they're fed up talking about their— lives. they're fed up talking about their fed,— lives. they're fed up talking about their fed, their fed. they-te— about their fed, their fed. they-re tet— about their fed, their fed. they're fed up- about their fed, their fed. they're fed up with the fact that— they're fed up with the fact that mortgages— they're fed up with the fact that mortgages have skyrocketed. they-te—eoet- that mortgages have skyrocketed. they-te—eoet otl they're fed up with the cost of ttwmg — they're fed up with the cost of ttwmg—tohee- they're fed up with the cost of living _tories have l living crisis. the tories have mtemamaget— living crisis. the tories have mismanaged our— living crisis. the tories have mismanaged our country for so tomg— mismanaged our country for so tomg mow— mismanaged our country for so tomg that— mismanaged our country for so long now that i— mismanaged our country for so long now that i suspect , long now that i suspect, oattteutatty— long now that i suspect, particularly given the snp, appeare— particularly given the snp, appears to— particularly given the snp, appears to he— particularly given the snp, appears to be imploding in seottamt— appears to be imploding in scotland and— appears to be imploding in scotland and labour could get a toothott— scotland and labour could get a foothold back— scotland and labour could get a foothold back north of the hotter.— foothold back north of the hotter. .— foothold back north of the border, i suspect labour border, i suspect that labour wttt— border, i suspect that labour wttt tuet— border, i suspect that labour wttt tuet he— border, i suspect that labour will just be the _ border, i suspect that labour will just be the biggest party. you will just be the biggest party. tau-the— will just be the biggest party. tau-the sht- will just be the biggest party. you _the snp in you know why the snp exploded in the the inability to the way the inability to determine what a woman is and keir not really doing keir starmer is not really doing very well in that arena, knows what a woman is. does everyone mowe— what a woman is. does everyone knows what— what a woman is. does everyone knows whatlwoman_ what a woman is. does everyonel knows whatlwoman-no. what a woman is. does everyone. knows whatlwoman _no. i knows what a woman is? no, no. i

mow— knows what a woman is? no, no. i know what— knows what a woman is? no, no. i know what a— knows what a woman is? no, no. i know what a woman you know knows what a woman is? no, no. i knowaihat a woman you know knows what a woman is? no, no. i knowa woman oman you know knows what a woman is? no, no. i knowa woman oman y(think»w what a woman you would think that but that keir starmer does. but unfortunately, may fall on that keir starmer does. but unftsametely, may fall on that keir starmer does. but unftsame sword may fall on that keir starmer does. but unftsame sword thaty fall on that keir starmer does. but unftsame sword that nicola n the same sword that nicola sturgeon fell on. let's to sturgeon fell on. let's go to edwina well, of edwina currie. edwina well, of course could win the course he could win the election, but i don't think he's going to. if you looked at the teeutte— going to. if you looked at the teeutte .— going to. if you looked at the results , there's— going to. if you looked at the results , there's been- 33 “3 if you looked at the results , there's been an results, there's been an amatyete— results, there's been an analysis-the- results, there's been an analysis the sunday times analysis in the sunday times the— analysis in the sunday times the momhg— analysis in the sunday times this morning, example , this morning, for example, eaytmg— this morning, for example, eayhg the— this morning, for example, saying the between the share saying the gap between the share of saying the gap between the share ot vote— saying the gap between the share ot wote te— saying the gap between the share ot vote to omty— saying the gap between the share of vote is only about 9, with the— of vote is only about 9, with the conservatives- of vote is only about 9, with the conservatives on 29. and tahout— the conservatives on 29. and tahout om— the conservatives on 29. and labour on 36. _ the conservatives on 29. and labour on 36. that's based on the— labour on 36. that's based on the over— labour on 36. that's based on the ht— labour on 36. that's based on the over 2.5 million votes that were cast on thursday. that's mot— were cast on thursday. that's mot emough— were cast on thursday. that's mot enough to— were cast on thursday. that's not enough to get keir starmer teatty— not enough to get keir starmer teatty hto— not enough to get keir starmer really into number 10 and it's eth— really into number 10 and it's etttt te— really into number 10 and it's still 18 months,— really into number 10 and it's still 18 months, which also ghee— still 18 months, which also gtwee tteht — still 18 months, which also gives rishi sunak sunak quite a lot gives rishi sunak sunak quite a tot ot— gives rishi sunak sunak quite a tot ot ttme— gives rishi sunak sunak quite a tot ot ttme to— gives rishi sunak sunak quite a lot of time to come up with the goote— lot of time to come up with the goote .— lot of time to come up with the goote . the— lot of time to come up with the goods. the promises have lot of time to come up with the goods . the promises have been goods. the promises have been mate.— goods. the promises have been mate. the— goods. the promises have been made, the pledges have been made and made, the pledges have been made amt .— made, the pledges have been made amt . thht— made, the pledges have been made amt . thht he— made, the pledges have been made and i think he can— made, the pledges have been made and i think he can do that. i'll tett— and i think he can do that. i'll tett you— and i think he can do that. i'll tett you ome— and i think he can do that. i'll tell you one thing— and i think he can do that. i'll tell you one thing that tell you one thing nana that thhh— tell you one thing nana that thht tteht — tell you one thing nana that think rishi _do. - tell you one thing nana that think rishi do. has tell you one thing nana that. think rishi _do. .has to think rishi has to do. he has to do think rishi has to do. he has to to what— think rishi has to do. he has to do what margaret— think rishi has to do. he has to do what margaret thatcher did in her do what margaret thatcher did in het mtt— do what margaret thatcher did in het mtt team.— do what margaret thatcher did in her mid term. he— do what margaret thatcher did in her mid term. he has to start thhhtmg— her mid term. he has to start thinking about— her mid term. he has to start thinking about presentation . thinking about presentation. margaret— thinking about presentation. hatgatetwae— thinking about presentation. margaret was not too proud to go

and margaret was not too proud to go amt have— margaret was not too proud to go and have advice— margaret was not too proud to go and have advice about what she tootet— and have advice about what she toohet ttte— and have advice about what she looked like and— and have advice about what she looked like and to— and have advice about what she looked like and to become rather etytteh— looked like and to become rather more stylish, more— looked like and to become rather more stylish, more masculine in the way— more stylish, more masculine in the way that— more stylish, more masculine in the way that she— more stylish, more masculine in the way that she looked , and the way that she looked, and atto— the way that she looked, and ateo to— the way that she looked, and also to lower— the way that she looked, and also to lower her— the way that she looked, and also to lower her voice and become— also to lower her voice and become more authoritative in the way— become more authoritative in the way that— become more authoritative in the way that she— become more authoritative in the way that she spoke. and i would very— way that she spoke. and i would very much— way that she spoke. and i would very much ttte— way that she spoke. and i would very much like to— way that she spoke. and i would very much like to see rishi sumat— very much like to see rishi sumat tohg— very much like to see rishi sunak doing that. i don't think there-e—wtth- sunak doing that. i don't think there's—with rishi| there's any problem with rishi meage .— there's any problem with rishi message. i think— there's any problem with rishi message. i think getting across meets— message. i think getting across needs more authority and wanting to get— needs more authority and wanting to get ht— needs more authority and wanting to get ht ot— needs more authority and wanting to get rid of those— needs more authority and wanting to get rid of those too tight toue— to get rid of those too tight trouser ears. _ to get rid of those too tight trouser ears. i— to get rid of those too tight trouser ears. i think they're awtut— trouser ears. i think they're awtut . — trouser ears. i think they're awtut . .— trouser ears. i think they're awful. i hate— trouser ears. i think they're awful . “y �*" 3 trouser ears. i think they're - awful . i hate skinny fit, i hate awful. i hate skinny fit, i hate skinny fit. i'm so with you on that. oh, makes your legs look like chicken legs. it's no good. no all. with on no good at all. i'm with you on that. , your thoughts? that. ben habib, your thoughts? well i wholeheartedly agree with edwina and you on his skinny trousers. ithink edwina and you on his skinny trousers. i think with all his money— trousers. i think with all his moey you— trousers. i think with all his money, you think— i think with all his money, you think he could afford a teeemt— money, you think he could afford a decent tailor. _ money, you think he could afford a decent tailor. but— money, you think he could afford a decent tailor. but, a decent tailor. but. but, i tt— a decent tailor. but. but, i tt wae— a decent tailor. but, i mean, it was interesting ttetemhg— mean, it was interesting listening to— mean, it was interesting listening to stephen lambeth the tottee— listening to stephen lambeth the hate eot— listening to stephen lambeth the tories record and— listening to stephen lambeth the tories record and to a very targe— tories record and to a very tatge extent— tories record and to a very large extent i— tories record and to a very large extent i agree with eteemm.— large extent i agree with stephen, but— large extent i agree with stephen, but by his own admission— stephen, but by his own admission ,— stephen, but by his own admission , starmer would limp admission, starmer would limp the— admission, starmer would limp across the line— admission, starmer would limp across the line if— admission, starmer would limp across the line if he were to wh— across the line if he were to wtm the— across the line if he were to win the next— across the line if he were to win the next election. and i that— win the next election. and i thht that— win the next election. and i think that says— win the next election. and i

think that says a lot about how the tahout— think that says a lot about how the labour party— think that says a lot about how the labour party in particular tett— the labour party in particular keir starmer,— the labour party in particular keir starmer, have failed to eahttattee— keir starmer, have failed to capitalise on— keir starmer, have failed to capitalise on the tories own tattute— capitalise on the tories own failure over— capitalise on the tories own failure over 13— capitalise on the tories own failure over 13 years. ' “3 failure over 13 years. and you mow.— failure over 13 years. and you mow. the— failure over 13 years. and you know, this is an economy that has debt at record levels, taxes at record levels, inflation at record levels . we're flatlining record levels. we're flatlining , threatening to go into a recession . and the five pledges recession. and the five pledges that you know that sunak set himself at the beginning of the yean himself at the beginning of the year, including the pledge on inflation, which we all thought he would automatically beat, he seems spectacularly to be missing . and so i think this is missing. and so i think this is really an election for the labour party to lose. and it's remarkable that the labour party doesn't have a better grip of the polls at the moment . i do the polls at the moment. i do think that the local election results, by the way , may have results, by the way, may have been manipulated between labour and the lib dems. lib dems incredibly well, and you just wonder whether the labour party took its foot off the accelerator a bit in those seats

just to make sure that the conservatives didn't win. and but i think this is the next general election is for the for the labour party to lose. and if sunak wins, it'll be a miracle. but you know, these local eteettome— but you know, these local elections, i— but you know, these local elections, i mean, the turnout temtte— elections, i mean, the turnout was terrible and _ elections, i mean, the turnout was terrible and also a lot of peopte— was terrible and also a lot of people terrible.— was terrible and also a lot of people terrible. it was terrible . tama— people terrible. it was terrible . wama thts— people terrible. it was terrible . nana this is— people terrible. it was terrible . nana this is a— people terrible. it was terrible . nana this is a local- people terrible. it was terrible . nana this is a local election that was a repeat of the last 1 in 2019. so it was the same hotoughe— in 2019. so it was the same boroughs that— in 2019. so it was the same boroughs that were- “ �*qj so it was the same boroughs that were up for and the conservatives— boroughs that were up for and the conservatives lost a thoueamt— the conservatives lost a thousand seats at the last 2019. toeat— thousand seats at the last 2019. local election— thousand seats at the last 2019. local election and— thousand seats at the last 2019. local election and the loss of woe— local election and the loss of tooo ttom — local election and the loss of 1000 from that— local election and the loss of 1000 from that low bar . the 1000 from that low bar. the country— 1000 from that low bar. the country he— 1000 from that low bar. the country is speaking out very eteatty— country is speaking out very clearly against— country is speaking out very clearly against the conservative party — clearly against the conservative party tet-e— clearly against the conservative party. tet-e go— clearly against the conservative party. tet-e go to— clearly against the conservative party. 33 “ party. let's go to stephen pound. stephen pound, good afternoon. it's often said that hatttee— afternoon. it's often said that hatttee tom-t— afternoon. it's often said that parties don't win— “ it's often said that parties don't win elections. the— parties don't win elections. the other— parties don't win elections. the other patty— parties don't win elections. the other party loses- parties don't win elections. the other party loses elections. and from that point of view, i did quite a bit of work in various constituencies in the last couple of weeks and certainly i have to say, the anti—tory was possibly a anti—tory feeling was possibly a little stronger than the passionate support for the labour party. but the real homo— labour party. but the real homo ot— labour party. but the real horror of it— labour party. but the real horror of it for— labour party. but the real horror of it for me. - ” but the real horror of it for me. ' 3

” but the real horror of it for me. ' “3 ’“ horror of it for me. and when stephen talks about exciting times, i could do with little times, i could do with a little less excitement, perfectly times, i could do with a little less exc because perfectly times, i could do with a little less exc because one perfectly times, i could do with a little less exc because one of)erfectly times, i could do with a little less exc because one of the ectly times, i could do with a little less exc because one of the areas honest, because one of the areas i was working in up in east herts, the greens absolutely stormed it and so you've got the greens are doing well, you've got ratepayers are doing greens are doing well, you've got you've)ayers are doing greens are doing well, you've got you've)ayethere doing well, you've got the independents well. so independents are doing well. so you've now got a pick and mix hottttee— you've now got a pick and mix politics, which— you've now got a pick and mix politics, which is— you've now got a pick and mix politics, which is retail hottttee— politics, which is retail politics. you - politics, which is retail politics. you don't have amythtmg— politics. you don't have anything like- politics. you don't have anything like the same old eeeuhty— anything like the same old eeeuhty we— anything like the same old security we _the - anything like the same old security we the 50s , you security we had in the 50s, you mow.— security we had in the 50s, you know hetote— security we had in the 50s, you know, before _ lot - security we had in the 50s, you. know, before _lot were know, before any of you lot were tom. — know, before any of you lot were tom. _the- know, before any of you lot werei born. _like 99% know, before any of you lot were. born. _like 99% of born. you know, when like 99% of the population either voted labour or conservative. so we have got a lot to lose.- ” so we have got a lot to lose. the snp wom-thht— have got a lot to lose. the snp won-think you're- won and i think you're absolutely— won and i think you're absolutely your absolutely right to put your finger— absolutely right to put your thget-. - absolutely right to put your thget-. amt- absolutely right to put your finger-. and as absolutely right to put your finlactuallyl. and as absolutely right to put your finlactually hear and as absolutely right to put your finlactually hear snp as absolutely right to put your finlactually hear snp people as we actually hear snp people talking about for us into talking about vote for us into westminster so pull the westminster so we can pull the strings , i can see labour seats westminster so we can pull the stringtlost can see labour seats westminster so we can pull the stringtlost overnight. 50' seats westminster so we can pull the stringtlost overnight. so i;eats westminster so we can pull the stringtlost overnight. so i think being lost overnight. so i think labour being lost overnight. so i think tahout wttt— being lost overnight. so i think labour will win— being lost overnight. so i think labour will win the _ being lost overnight. so i think labour will win the next- labour will win the next eteettom — labour will win the next election. but— labour will win the next election. but whether it's going to he— election. but whether it's going to he hy— election. but whether it's going to he by a— election. but whether it's going to be by a stonking great htathte— to be by a stonking great blairite majority or not, i tom-t— blairite majority or not, i tom-t-. — blairite majority or not, i don't-. what- blairite majority or not, i don't-. what i- blairite majority or not, i don't-. what i dol blairite majority or not, i- don't-. what i do know is don't know. what i do know is that have to that we're going to have to target very, very target our work very, very carefully because this is the age of the independent, whether we not. matthew yeah we like it or not. matthew yeah .tuet— we like it or not. matthew yeah he to— we like it or not. matthew yeah he to he— we like it or not. matthew yeah , just to be clear,— 3 3 matthew yeah , just to be clear, stephen, youe— , just to be clear, stephen, you're stephen— , just to be clear, stephen, you're stephen and i'm matthew, but you're stephen and i'm matthew, hut tte—

you're stephen and i'm matthew, hut he a— you're stephen and i'm matthew, but it's a mistake— you're stephen and i'm matthew, but it's a mistake easily made . but it's a mistake easily made. i but it's a mistake easily made. . want— but it's a mistake easily made. . want to— but it's a mistake easily made. . want to he— but it's a mistake easily made. i want to be clear— but it's a mistake easily made. i want to be clear on— but it's a mistake easily made. i want to be clear on keir- i want to be clear on keir starmer right ? so i want to be clear on keir starmer right? so i'm on the left, i'm on the left marginally. the left of centre. i couldn't bring myself to vote for labour under jeremy corbyn. starmer is no tony blair. he's not mr charisma, but he is sensible. he is serious. he's done a really good job in cleansing the labour party of the of corbynism and i the worst of corbynism and i think after the years of mismanagement of the economy, just think back to the effect that liz truss's disastrous premiership has had on people's mortgages. this really matters to people. i think there's i think a lot of voters will be crying out for just think a lot of voters will be crying out forjust a sensible, crying out for just a sensible, perhaps a little bit boring management of our country. the distraction of the culture wars that people like lee anderson want to trumpet that and i'm afraid gb news spends too much time talking about that's not going to cut it at the next election . i just want to quickly election. i just want to quickly say thing, this say this one thing, because this is we've or is important. we've mentioned or skirted around the issue of tactical voting . i think there tactical voting. i think there will be tactical voting , partly

will be tactical voting, partly thanks to social media at the next election. people want thanks to social media at the nex'toriesion. people want thanks to social media at the nex'tories out people want thanks to social media at the nex'tories out will)le want thanks to social media at the nex'tories out will be want thanks to social media at the nex'tories out will be really ant the tories out will be really rigorous in knowing whether they should vote. lib dem or labour, and think could a and i think that could have a massive impact. i think labour and i think that could have a mas get impact. i think labour and i think that could have a mas get overlct. i think labour and i think that could have a mas get over thei think labour and i think that could have a mas get over the line, k labour and i think that could have a mas get over the line, buttbour and i think that could have a mas get over the line, but ittur will get over the line, but it is theirs lose. okay, will get over the line, but it is theirs lose . okay, well is theirs to lose. okay, well ttetem. — is theirs to lose. okay, well ttetem. .— is theirs to lose. okay, well listen, i don't— is theirs to lose. okay, well listen, i don't think- okay, well listen, i don't think you can ttemtee— listen, i don't think you can dismiss-you're- listen, i don't think you can dismiss you're calling dismiss what you're calling the euttute— culture wars because for me as a woman-gutte— culture wars because for me as a woman quite serious woman that is quite a serious that— woman that is quite a serious that he— woman that is quite a serious that he gutte— woman that is quite a serious that is quite a— woman that is quite a serious that is quite a serious issue where—cannot. where a politician cannot tetetmtme— where a politician cannot determine whether what a woman where a politician cannot de he mine whether what a woman where a politician cannot dehe can. whether what a woman where a politician cannot dehe can. no,3ther what a woman where a politician cannot dehe can. no, no,r what a woman where a politician cannot dehe can. no, no, no,|at a woman where a politician cannot dehe can. no, no, no, no,i woman where a politician cannot dehe can. no, no, no, no, no, man is he can. no, no, no, no, no, homo-— is he can. no, no, no, no, no, homo- he— is he can. no, no, no, no, no,l no,-no, no, he-and no, no, no, no, he cannot. and tm— no, no, no, no, he cannot. and tmeam-— no, no, no, no, he cannot. and tmeam- ho.- no, no, no, no, he cannot. and tmeam- wo. mo.- no, no, no, no, he cannot. and i'm-can. no, no, no.. no, no, no, no, he cannot. and i'm can. no, no, no. i'm i'm not. he can. no, no, no. i'm mot— i'm not. he can. no, no, no. i'm mot-to— i'm not. he can. no, no, no. i'm mot-to go— i'm not. he can. no, no, no. i'm mot-to go-that- not going to go with that heauee— not going to go with that. because _ proved because he's already proved that he—wotte- because he's already proved that he—wotte .- because he's already proved that he—wotte . t- because he's already proved that| he_words . i want because he's already proved that| he go _words . i want because he's already proved that he go currie ds . i want because he's already proved that he go currie on. i want because he's already proved that he go currie on to want to go to edwina currie on to hath— to go to edwina currie on to come back on— to go to edwina currie on to come back on what you've been eayhg— come back on what you've been eaytmg .— come back on what you've been saying . matthew.— come back on what you've been saying . matthew. edwina well, saying. matthew. edwina well, yee. — saying. matthew. edwina well, yee. .— saying. matthew. edwina well, yee. . mem— saying. matthew. edwina well, yes. i mean let's— saying. matthew. edwina well, yes. i mean let'sjust- saying. matthew. edwina well, yes. “ yes. i mean let's just remember that if we have a hung parliament, if we have . a party parliament, if we have. a party that wins but has largest number of seats but can't form a government, then actually that's really disastrous for this country . what we really need is country. what we really need is a government that's got a sufficient majority to be able to carry through its programme and to guarantee some kind of stability . what we've been stability. what we've been seeing a vote against

seeing nana is a vote against incumbents, not only in this country, but in countries like finland and in italy, all over europe. and that's partly because the same things have been happening and so it is it's disingenuous for anyone to start blaming the tories for inflation in this country when it's actually happening right through europe . a lot of it is to do europe. a lot of it is to do with post covid and a lot of it is to do with the war in ukraine. people are more ukraine. i think people are more sensible that. you sensible than that. and you are also right, nana, that this is going turn on the people going to turn on the people who did out and vote on did not come out and vote on thursday . that's 30 to 40% of thursday. that's 30 to 40% of the electorate in most parts of the electorate in most parts of the country. and it could well be that they wanted to punish the by not voting, but the tories by not voting, but they come back when they will still come back when they will still come back when they at the general they needed at the general election. iagree they needed at the general election. i agree with you. there— election. i agree with you. there tet-e— election. i agree with you. there let's go— election. i agree with you. there let's go to- 3 33“ i agree with you. there let's go to ben obe, last wort— there let's go to ben obe, last word—aboutl word to you. you've got about eee.— word to you. you've got about eee. hem— word to you. you've got about eee. hem — word to you. you've got about 30s. ben well,— word to you. you've got about 30s. ben well, i— word to you. you've got about 30s. ben �*th333 30s. ben well, i think that people are absolutely right to hold the tories to account over a budget that's completely out of control , debt levels that are of control, debt levels that are completely out of control. the tax rate that is higher-

completely out of control. thei tax rate that is higher-any tax rate that is higher than any tahout— tax rate that is higher than any labour government's ever levied on labour government's ever levied om— tam- labour government's ever levied om— tam .- labour government's ever levied om— tam . tom-tl on the population. ian i don't mow— on the population. ian i don't hmow-ttwtma— on the population. ian i don't know-edwina can- on the population. ian i don't know edwina can turn a blind know how edwina can turn a blind eyelthat— know how edwina can turn a blind eyelthat amt— know how edwina can turn a blind eye that and inflation in eye to that and inflation in the— eye to that and inflation in thte eoumtty— eye to that and inflation in this country is— eye to that and inflation in this country is very, very ettehy. — this country is very, very sticky. other— this country is very, very sticky. other countries are hegtmmtmg— sticky. other countries are hegtmmtmg to— sticky. other countries are beginning to get it under eomttot— beginning to get it under control where— beginning to get it under control where not. and the other tout— control where not. and the other tout htetgee— control where not. and the other four pledges that— control where not. and the other four pledges that he made getttmg— four pledges that he made getting waiting lists down, wett— getting waiting lists down, wett. that— getting waiting lists down, well, that ain't— getting waiting lists down, well, that ain't happening . well, that ain't happening. stophtmg— well, that ain't happening. stopping the_ well, that ain't happening. stopping the boats. that's not hahhemhg— stopping the boats. that's not hahhemhg .— stopping the boats. that's not happening . growth in the happening. growth in thei happening. growth in the- economy._no growth economy. there's been no growth the— economy. there's been no growth the-amt— economy. there's been no growth this-and borrowing - economy. there's been no growth this and borrowing going this year. and borrowing going up ae— this year. and borrowing going up ae a— this year. and borrowing going up ae a ae— this year. and borrowing going up as a as percentage of gdp up as a as a percentage of gdp is up as a as a percentage of gdp te eomthuhg— up as a as a percentage of gdp is continuing this— up as a as a percentage of gdp is continuing this government hae— is continuing this government hae uttetty— is continuing this government has utterly failed. and if the tahout— has utterly failed. and if the tahout patty— has utterly failed. and if the labour party can't win from this goetttom— labour party can't win from this ooetttom. they— labour party can't win from this position, they don't deserve to be position, they don't deserve to he h— position, they don't deserve to be in government. and the other thhg— be in government. and the other thhgltuet— be in government. and the other thtmgltuet tome— be in government. and the other thing, just come back on is be in government. and the other thing,he just come back on is be in government. and the other thing,he just aboutback on is be in government. and the other thing,he just about the: on is when he talks about the tmoottamee— when he talks about the importance of- when he talks about the importance of a large majority. wett— importance of a large majority. wett home— importance of a large majority. well boris johnson had 80 seats, etomttmg— well boris johnson had 80 seats, stonking majority— well boris johnson had 80 seats, stonking majority and failed to do stonking majority and failed to to-wtth— stonking majority and failed to to-wtth tt— stonking majority and failed to do _with it that- stonking majority and failed to do with it that was do anything with it that was constructive _ do anything with it that was constructive for— do anything with it that was constructive for the country , constructive for the country, hetuthg— constructive for the country, including properly delivering treat.— including properly delivering brexit, which— including properly delivering brexit, which is— including properly delivering brexit, which is what he was eteetet— brexit, which is what he was eteetet tot— brexit, which is what he was elected for. _ brexit, which is what he was elected for. that- brexit, which is what he was elected for . brexit, which is what he was elected for. 3 brexit, which is what he was elected for. ’“ “ elected for. that was within his own was own own party. actually, it was own party. became own party. party became his own opposition. . all opposition. to be fair. all right. ask right. so i just want to ask you then, think you then, do you think just do you believe that labour will win the next ? matt stadlen, do

next election? matt stadlen, do you or no ? yes. ben you believe yes or no? yes. ben habib i do, yeah. you believe yes or no? yes. ben habib i do, yeah . stephen pound habib i do, yeah. stephen pound sorry, earlier on. matt yes , i sorry, earlier on. matt yes, i do. and edwina currie no, i don't , particularly if people don't, particularly if people like ben habib stop trying to support opposition parties and give their votes to the conservatives . well, listen, conservatives. well, listen, thank you so much. i'm not a member thank you so much. i'm not a memet ot— thank you so much. i'm not a member of the— 3“ i'm not a member of the conservative party — member of the conservative party. to. — member of the conservative party. we. we— member of the conservative party. \t3 member of the conservative. party. no, we know. .know member of the conservative- party. no, we know. .know that party. no, we know. we know that to to be. to be. you don't need to be. yeah, exactly. exactly. all right . well, thank you so right. well, thank you so much for . really good for your thoughts. really good to have ben to talk to you. i have ben habib, edwina currie, stephen pan, and also matthew stadlen. thank you much . thank you so thank you so much. thank you so much. news tv , much. this is gb news on tv, onune much. this is gb news on tv, online and on radio. online and on digital radio. coming up, the great british debate. do you debate. i'm asking do you believe labour can the believe labour can win the next general election? you'll hear the author the thoughts of my panel, author and broadcaster christine the thoughts of my panel, author and broac and er christine the thoughts of my panel, author and broac and er ch broadcaster hamilton and also broadcaster and journalist danny kelly. but first, get latest first, let's get your latest news . nana thank you. news headlines. nana thank you. good afternoon.— news headlines. nana thank you. good afternoon. i'm— : new? thank you. good afternoon. i'm bethany elsey— good afternoon. i'm bethany elsey wm.—

good afternoon. i'm bethany elsey with your— good afternoon. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the newsroom— elsey with your top stories from the newsroom .— elsey with your top stories from the newsroom . at— elsey with your top stories from the newsroom . at 5:33. thousands the newsroom. at 5:33. thousands have— the newsroom. at 5:33. thousands have come together— the newsroom. at 5:33. thousands have come together at big lunches— have come together at big lunches across— have come together at big lunches across the uk to celebrate— lunches across the uk to celebrate the _ lunches across the uk to celebrate the king's coronation in the— celebrate the king's coronation in the fleet— celebrate the king's coronation in the first lady— celebrate the king's coronation in the first lady of the us . in the first lady of the us. jill— in the first lady of the us. em eieen— in the first lady of the us. jill biden was— in the first lady of the us. jill biden was one of the special— jill biden was one of the special guests- jill biden was one of the special guests hosted by the prime— special guests hosted by the prime minister— special guests hosted by the prime minister and his wife eeeme— prime minister and his wife outside downing street . outside downing street. buckingham _ outside downing street. buckingham palace have described the lunches— buckingham palace have described the lunches ee— buckingham palace have described the lunches as a— buckingham palace have described the lunches as a nationwide act of celebration— the lunches as a nationwide act of celebration and— the lunches as a nationwide act of celebration and friendship eme— of celebration and friendship the evening,— of celebration and friendship this evening, 20,000 people will join me— this evening, 20,000 people will join the newly— this evening, 20,000 people will join the newly crowned king and queen— join the newly crowned king and queen ee— join the newly crowned king and queen at windsor— join the newly crowned king and queen at windsor castle for the coronation— queen at windsor castle for the coronation concert— queen at windsor castle for the coronation concert . earlier, the coronation concert. earlier, the prince— coronation concert. earlier, the prince and— coronation concert. earlier, the prince and princess of wales enrnneee— prince and princess of wales surprised those _ prince and princess of wales surprised those queuing up for the surprised those queuing up for tne venet— surprised those queuing up for the event. and— surprised those queuing up for the event. and in— surprised those queuing up for the event. and in the party tttett— the event. and in the party spirit, william— the event. and in the party spirit, william was heard jokinglv_ spirit, william was heard jokingly asking people if they'd ttenent— jokingly asking people if they'd brought alcohol— jokingly asking people if they'd brought alcohol with them to eetetnte. — brought alcohol with them to celebrate. ticket— brought alcohol with them to celebrate. ticket holders are etteety— celebrate. ticket holders are already making— celebrate. ticket holders are already making their way up the tene— already making their way up the tone nett— already making their way up the tone watt te— already making their way up the long walk to the— already making their way up the long walk to the castle where eeenteen— long walk to the castle where organisers are— long walk to the castle where organisers are making their fine— organisers are making their final celebrations. preparations senn— final celebrations. preparations seen, tete— final celebrations. preparations sorry, take that. _ final celebrations. preparations sorry, take that. katy perry . sorry, take that. katy perry. ttenet— sorry, take that. katy perry. lionel ritchie— sorry, take that. katy perry. lionel ritchie will all be performing— lionel ritchie will all be performing with special appearances— performing with special appearances from tom cruise ,

appearances from tom cruise, dene— appearances from tom cruise, dene joan— appearances from tom cruise, dame joan collins and sir tom tenet— dame joan collins and sir tom tenee .— dame joan collins and sir tom jones . amnesty— dame joan collins and sir tom jones . amnesty international jones. amnesty international ente— jones. amnesty international eeyetne— jones. amnesty international says the metropolitan police may neve— says the metropolitan police may neve nteneet— says the metropolitan police may have misused new— says the metropolitan police may have misused new powers granted by tne— have misused new powers granted by tne nutte— have misused new powers granted by the public order— have misused new powers granted by the public order bill that's tttet— by the public order bill that's ettet 52— by the public order bill that's after 52 people— by the public order bill that's after 52 people were arrested ttett— after 52 people were arrested eneet et— after 52 people were arrested ahead of the— after 52 people were arrested ahead of the coronation yesterday— ahead of the coronation yeetentey .— ahead of the coronation yesterday . the force says they yesterday. the force says they taken— yesterday. the force says they were taken into— yesterday. the force says they were taken into custody for an array— were taken into custody for an eney et— were taken into custody for an array of offences— were taken into custody for an array of offences in line with tetevent— array of offences in line with relevant legislation . but the relevant legislation. but the entet— relevant legislation. but the chief executive— relevant legislation. but the chief executive of anti—monarchy enun— chief executive of anti—monarchy group tennttte— chief executive of anti—monarchy group republic, graham smith , group republic, graham smith, wne— group republic, graham smith, wne wee— group republic, graham smith, wne nett— group republic, graham smith, who was held for— group republic, graham smith, who was held for nearly 16 newe— who was held for nearly 16 hours, claims— who was held for nearly 16 hours, claims there's no longer a nett— hours, claims there's no longer a tent te— hours, claims there's no longer a right to protest— hours, claims there's no longer a right to protest in the uk . on a right to protest in the uk. on tv a right to protest in the uk. on tv enttne— a right to protest in the uk. on tv online gab— a right to protest in the uk. on tv online gab plus radio and on tune— tv online gab plus radio and on twne tn— tv online gab plus radio and on twne tn tnte— tv online gab plus radio and on tune in this is— tv online gab plus radio and on tune in this is .—

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channel. britain is watching. nette— channel. britain is watching. nette eeet— channel. britain is watching. hello good afternoon and welcome. this- hello good afternoon and welcome. " c15 \ hello good afternoon and- welcome. this is gb news on tv, onune welcome. this is gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua and we're live. it's time now for our great british debate this hour. and i'm asking, do you believe that labour win the next labour will win the next election now that the tories have lost over 1000 seats in local government? the keir starmer party looks to be in prime position to swipe the keys for however it is for number 10. however it is still uncertain whether these results would translate to winning outright majority in winning an outright majority in a so now for a general election. so now for the great british debate this hour, the great british debate this hour , i'm asking believe hour, i'm asking do you believe that will win the next that labour will win the next general let's general election? right. let's see what panel that. see what my panel make of that. i'm by and i'm joined by author and broadcaster hamilton broadcaster christine hamilton and also journalist, journalist and also journalist, journalist and broadcaster. it pains me, danny kelly. christine, i'm going to start with you . i'm going to start with you. i'm teasing you, christine. i'm going to start with you. do you think labour can win this next general election? not outright, but general election? not outright, tut—emerge i general election? not outright, tut—emerge ee| but i think they will emerge as the but i think they will emerge as tne teteeet— but i think they will emerge as tne tweeet penny,— but i think they will emerge as the largest party, afraid. the largest party, i'm afraid. vee— the largest party, i'm afraid. wee-,— the largest party, i'm afraid. vee.-, tt— the largest party, i'm afraid. vee.-, tt tnew- the largest party, i'm afraid. yes. , if they were yes. i mean, if they were going to yes. i mean, if they were going. te—newe to win outright, they would have tene— done better in the council eteettene— done better in the council elections and— done better in the council elections and but but it wasn't ttet— elections and but but it wasn't tnet-enete— elections and but but it wasn't that-share of— elections and but but it wasn't that-share of the- elections and but but it wasn't that share of the vote that their share of the vote went— that their share of the vote went. massively. -

that their share of the vote went massively. it was that went up massively. it was that tetee— went up massively. it was that tenee etewet— went up massively. it was that tories stayed at— went up massively. it was that tories stayed at home and the tetee— tories stayed at home and the tenee tet-e— tories stayed at home and the tories, let's be— tories stayed at home and the tories, let's be honest, they've tories stayed at home and the toriesa let's be honest, they've tories stayed at home and the toriesa complete)nest, they've tories stayed at home and the toriesa complete soap they've tories stayed at home and the toriesa complete soap operave tories stayed at home and the toriesa complete soap opera for been a complete soap opera for eeetneee— been a complete soap opera for. goodness—months goodness knows how many months we— goodness knows how many months tnew reetw— goodness knows how many months tnew teettw-tnew— they really have. they just teeen-t— they really have. they just went .— they really have. they just doesn't . they— they really have. they just doesn't . they haven't done doesn't. they haven't done themselves—.l doesn't. they haven't done- themselves_. they're themselves any service. they're not conservatives. _ themselves any service. they're not conservatives. if people went— not conservatives. if people went te— not conservatives. if people want to vote— not conservatives. if people want to vote conservative, what wnet-e— want to vote conservative, what wnet-e tne — want to vote conservative, what what's the difference between the what's the difference between tne—tetew- what's the difference between tne—tetew e- what's the difference between the _ labour ? you l what's the difference between- the_labour ? you know, the tories and labour? you know, we— the tories and labour? you know, tnew—nnnteeel they need to fulfil the promises ttet— they need to fulfil the promises tnet tnew— they need to fulfil the promises tnet tnew ent— they need to fulfil the promises that they said they were going to that they said they were going te—te- that they said they were going te—te etenl that they said they were goingi te—te etep tne to fulfil. they need to stop the teete—ettl boats. they need to repeal all tne— boats. they need to repeal all tne ttwe— boats. they need to repeal all the laws that,— boats. they need to repeal all the laws that, you _ boats. they need to repeal all the laws that, you know, let's tete— the laws that, you know, let's ttte teet— the laws that, you know, let's take back control.— the laws that, you know, let's take back control. it's what we tett. — take back control. it's what we were told. they— take back control. it's what we were told. they haven't done it. ven— were told. they haven't done it. wen—tnew-te- were told. they haven't done it. wen—tnew-te getng| you know, i think they're going to you know, i think they're going tee-eo— you know, i think they're going te-eo ent— you know, i think they're going te-eo ewt et— you know, i think they're going to-bo out of 800- you know, i think they're going to 80 out of 800 or to do is it 80 out of 800 or eenetntne— to do is it 80 out of 800 ori something-they're to do is it 80 out of 800 or- something-they're not something like that? they're not tene— something like that? they're not tetng enwtntng— something like that? they're not doing anything enough doing anything like enough to repeat— doing anything like enough to repeat ett— doing anything like enough to repeal all those— doing anything like enough to repeal all those we're repeal all those laws. we're etttt— repeal all those laws. we're etttt-tnete. - repeal all those laws. we're still there. they're in still sort of there. they're in eeneete— still sort of there. they're in eeneete et— still sort of there. they're in cahoots or in— still sort of there. they're in cahoots or in what's the word tn — cahoots or in what's the word tn twtng— cahoots or in what's the word tn twtng te— cahoots or in what's the word i'm trying to think of? well, all i'm trying to think of? well, at nett— i'm trying to think of? well, at nent .— i'm trying to think of? well, at ngnt. tn— i'm trying to think of? well, all right. in bed. yes. with all right. in bed. yes. with en— all right. in bed. yes. with sort-democrat. all right. in bed. yes. with sort-democrat ,i sort of liberal democrat, gtetettet— sort of liberal democrat, globalist sort— sort of liberal democrat, globalist sort of ideals . globalist sort of ideals. tnew-te— globalist sort of ideals. they're net— globalist sort of ideals. they're not cutting taxes. tnew-te — they're not cutting taxes. they're net— they're not cutting taxes. they're not behaving like tenee. — they're not behaving like tories-what- they're not behaving like tories. what they expect they're not behaving like- tories. .what.they expect ? tories. so what do they expect? nut— tories. so what do they expect? nut wnet— tories. so what do they expect? but what worries— tories. so what do they expect? but what worries we but what worries me is that we wttt— but what worries me is that we wttt newe— but what worries me is that we will have starmer— but what worries me is that we will have starmer at the head of but what worries me is that we wminoritystarmer at the head of but what worries me is that we wminority government|e head of but what worries me is that we wminority government andead of but what worries me is that we wminority government and his of a minority government and his tail a minority government and his tett wttt— a minority government and his tett wttt te— a minority government and his tail will be wagged by the hard left tail will be wagged by the hard tett-petty.— tail will be wagged by the hard tett-petty. tne— tail will be wagged by the hard left party. the corbynite left in his party. the corbynite wne— left in his party. the corbynite ttte wne— left in his party. the corbynite mps who goodness knows how many

of mps who goodness knows how many et tnen— mps who goodness knows how many et tnen tnew-tt— mps who goodness knows how many of them they'll be _ mps who goodness knows how many of them they'll be there 20, 25 or of them they'll be there 20, 25 et tne— of them they'll be there 20, 25 or so. the snp— of them they'll be there 20, 25 or so. the snp .— of them they'll be there 20, 25 or so. the snp . we may well it or so. the snp. we may well it tenente— or so. the snp. we may well it tepente new— or so. the snp. we may well it depends how well— or so. the snp. we may well it depends how well they do and the lib depends how well they do and the ttt dene. — depends how well they do and the ttt dene. se— depends how well they do and the lib dems. so it's— depends how well they do and the lib dems. so it's going to be a renne— lib dems. so it's going to be a teetne tet— lib dems. so it's going to be a recipe for weak— lib dems. so it's going to be a recipe for weak government. but yeah,— recipe for weak government. but ween tn— recipe for weak government. but ween, tn tttett— recipe for weak government. but yeah, i'm afraid i— recipe for weak government. but yeah, i'm afraid i think starmer wttt— yeah, i'm afraid i think starmer wttt-et— yeah, i'm afraid i think starmer wtttlet tne— yeah, i'm afraid i think starmer will-at the head— yeah, i'm afraid i think starmer will at the head it. well, yeah, i'm afraid i think starmer will sawat the head it. well, yeah, i'm afraid i think starmer will saw what head it. well, yeah, i'm afraid i think starmer will saw what wead it. well, yeah, i'm afraid i think starmer will saw what wead it. iwhen we you saw what we did with when we had you saw what we did with when we net—otl had the coalition last time. oh . when— had the coalition last time. oh . wten tne— had the coalition last time. oh , when the coalition— had the coalition last time. oh , when the coalition-chaos. , when the coalition of chaos or when theresa may was in when theresa may was sort of in charge of the conservative party and minority and they had like a minority government. it was horrible. and they had like a minority govern kelly. it was horrible. and they had like a minority govern kelly if: was horrible. and they had like a minority govern kelly if rishi horrible. and they had like a minority governkelly if rishi sunake. and they had like a minority govern kelly if rishi sunak wants danny kelly if rishi sunak wants to make line clearance, to make a goal line clearance, he wants to get up the m6 with a goal line clearance, save saving a defeat, grasping a football, grasping a victory out of the. yeah, he wants to get himself up the yeah, he wants to get himself up tne we— yeah, he wants to get himself up tne we ent— yeah, he wants to get himself up tne we end 90— yeah, he wants to get himself up the m6 and go and— yeah, he wants to get himself up the m6 and go and see councillor wttte— the m6 and go and see councillor wtte ttte,— the m6 and go and see councillor wtte ntnt, wne— the m6 and go and see councillor mike bird, who is— the m6 and go and see councillor mike bird, who is the leader of went— mike bird, who is the leader of walsall council,— mike bird, who is the leader of walsall council, a— mike bird, who is the leader of walsall council, a conservative eewnett— walsall council, a conservative eewnett .— walsall council, a conservative council . well— walsall council, a conservative council . well now— walsall council, a conservative council . well now if council. well now if conservatives decided not to vete— conservatives decided not to vote tne— conservatives decided not to vote the other— conservatives decided not to vote the other day then that teet— vote the other day then that inet enewe— vote the other day then that just shows how— vote the other day then that just shows how how brilliant weteett— just shows how how brilliant walsall council— just shows how how brilliant walsall council is performing. ant— walsall council is performing. ant .— walsall council is performing. ant . newe— walsall council is performing. ant . tee a— walsall council is performing. and i have a quote here from cewnetttet— and i have a quote here from councillor bird— and i have a quote here from councillor bird and he actually he councillor bird and he actually ne eetwettw— councillor bird and he actually he actually addresses the conservative _ he actually addresses the conservative party, the conservative - conservative party, the conservative party, the conservative party needs to teettee— conservative party needs to teettee ent— conservative party needs to realise and recognise is that we newe— realise and recognise is that we newe get— realise and recognise is that we newe get a— realise and recognise is that we have got a hard—

realise and recognise is that we have got a hard working council ent— have got a hard working council and we— have got a hard working council and we were recently judged as et— and we were recently judged as et tne— and we were recently judged as one of the best— and we were recently judged as one of the best in— and we were recently judged as one of the best in the country ent— one of the best in the country ant-ee— one of the best in the country ant-go, tne- one of the best in the country and-go, the secret. one of the best in the country and go, the secret is one of the best in the country and work go, the secret is one of the best in the country and work g

people get in and then they left us do what they want. us kind of do what they want. what i mean, i, i agree with you,— what i mean, i, i agree with wen tnt— what i mean, i, i agree with you, but honestly think that you, but i honestly think that we newe— you, but i honestly think that we have moved— you, but i honestly think that we have moved beergate you, but i honestly think that- we have moved-beergate . we have moved on from beergate. i we have moved on from beergate. . nutte— we have moved on from beergate. t qwtte agree— we have moved on from beergate. r qwtte agree ne— we have moved on from beergate. i quite agree he got— we have moved on from beergate. i quite agree he got away with it. i quite agree he got away with ttltwt— i quite agree he got away with ttltwt w-wee— i quite agree he got away with it. but we've moved but it. but but we've moved on. but wnet— what they need to start scrutinising— what they need to start scrutinising labour's scrutinising is labour's rettetee— scrutinising is labour's policies because at the moment, epert— policies because at the moment, apart—ttet- policies because at the moment, tnen—tnet ne- apart from the fact that he teeen-t—e- apart from the fact that he doesn't—a is, we doesn't know what a woman is, we ten-t— doesn't know what a woman is, we tent-anew— doesn't know what a woman is, we don't-know what— doesn't know what a woman is, we don't know what their don't really know what their nettetee— don't really know what their. nettetee—nwt policies are. but even that. but as policies are. but even that. but ee weitnen— policies are. but even that. but as we .them .the - policies are. but even that. buti as we .them .the - as as we let them off the hook, as we—eteetten- as we let them off the hook, as. we_election,.are we approach the election, we are going— we approach the election, we are going te— we approach the election, we are going to e— we approach the election, we are going to see that— we approach the election, we are going to see that they're going to tntt— going to see that they're going to drill down— going to see that they're going to drill down into— going to see that they're going to drill down into what exactly ent— to drill down into what exactly and tnew— to drill down into what exactly and they should— to drill down into what exactly and they should do. the media enewtt— and they should do. the media eteme-.— and they should do. the media enewtt-. tnew- and they should do. the media should . they have a should do that. they have a responsibility. _ should do that. they have a responsibility. listening responsibility. i was listening to responsibility. i was listening te-wew— responsibility. i was listening to -your-debate. responsibility. i was listeningi to-your-debate and to your your panel debate and wettnew— to your your panel debate and matthew quite— to your your panel debate and matthew quite correctly said ttet— matthew quite correctly said tnet tetr— matthew quite correctly said that keir starmer does know what a that keir starmer does know what e—tte— that keir starmer does know what e—tne problem- that keir starmer does know what a_the problem-isl a woman is. the problem is, is that woman that he won't say what a woman is . and that's that's is. and that's the that's what's so of offending. he needs so fear of offending. he needs to it. but that's. no, but i to say it. but that's. no, but i cant— to say it. but that's. no, but i can't guarantee— to say it. but that's. no, but i can't guarantee that- e but that's. no, but i can't guarantee that he does anew—rt- can't guarantee that he does anew—rt ne- can't guarantee that he does know—if he and| can't guarantee that he doesi know—if he and i know what one is. if he and i ent— know what one is. if he and i and-concerned- know what one is. if he and i and concerned that he and i am concerned that he tettewee— and i am concerned that he believes, well,— and i am concerned that he believes, well, we're in trentte— believes, well, we're in. trouble,_going believes, well, we're in- trouble,_going to believes, well, we're in- tro atle,_going to believes, well, we're in tro atle, minister, going to believes, well, we're in tro atle, minister, i'm g to be a prime minister, i'm eetwettw— be a prime minister, i'm actually concerned that he tettewee— actually concerned that he believes that— actually concerned that he believes that you should encompass somebody who is a trene— encompass somebody who is a trans woman as into the definition— trans woman as into the definition of— trans woman as into the definition of woman. woman as in just definition of woman. woman as in twet e— definition of woman. woman as in twet a women— definition of woman. woman as in just a woman, that— definition of woman. woman as in just a woman, that we're all

etreet— just a woman, that we're all etreet ent— just a woman, that we're all equal and we're— just a woman, that we're all equal and we're the same and net tne— equal and we're the same and we're not the same . and, you we're not the same. and, you knew,— we're not the same. and, you knew, tnere-e— we're not the same. and, you know, there's nothing wrong with eetne— know, there's nothing wrong with rent a— know, there's nothing wrong with eetne tween-— know, there's nothing wrong with being a woman. you're being a trans woman. you're a trene—l being a trans woman. you're ai trene— ewt trans woman, except that. but you— trans woman, except that. but wen—wowe- trans woman, except that. buti wen—wew-re-tnen you don't then you're not then a woman. i'm a woman. a woman. i'm a woman. i'm a eteteeteet— woman. i'm a woman. i'm a biological woman. it shouldn't be biological woman. it shouldn't tee-a— biological woman. it shouldn't ee-e trene— biological woman. it shouldn't be-a trans woman- biological woman. it shouldn't be a trans woman and be that a trans woman and a woman are-same- be that a trans woman and a woman are same thing. woman are the same thing. and for woman are the same thing. and tet-ee— woman are the same thing. and tet-eeltne— for us to be in the same category,— for us to be in the same- category,_certain category, especially on certain tntnee— category, especially on certain things—strengthl category, especially on certain thin sporting strength category, especially on certain thin sporting stievents , i and sporting and other events, i tntnt— and sporting and other events, i tntnt ent— and sporting and other events, i think and that's— and sporting and other events, i think and that's concern . think and that's my concern. were— think and that's my concern. were tn— think and that's my concern. we're in trouble.— think and that's my concern. we're in trouble. women are werrtet— we're in trouble. women are werrtet ent— we're in trouble. women are worried and when hear people we're in trouble. women are worroh,and when hear people we're in trouble. women are worroh, you when hear people we're in trouble. women are worroh, you know, hear people we're in trouble. women are worroh, you know, some people say, oh, you know, some people say,— say, oh, you know, some people say,-women never- say, oh, well, women never eenetetn— say, oh, well, women never eenntetn tt— say, oh, well, women never complain if there's somebody say, oh, well, women never compltrans there's somebody say, oh, well, women never compltrans there'sbath ebody say, oh, well, women never compltrans there'sbath .body say, oh, well, women never compltrans there'sbath . that's who's trans in the bath. that's because,_some. because, in my view, some women are because, in my view, some women eetwettw— because, in my view, some women are actually slightly— are actually slightly intimidated because we know that the intimidated because we know that tne-e— intimidated because we know that tne-e nan— intimidated because we know that tne-e se- intimidated because we know that the-a man. so, you- the person is a man. so, you knew— the person is a man. so, you anew-ttet— the person is a man. so, you know-that clip- the person is a man. so, you know-that clip of- the person is a man. so, you know that clip of him not know that that clip of him not eetne— know that that clip of him not eetne-enewer- know that that clip of him not being answer what is being able to answer what is a woman is will— being able to answer what is a woman is will will— being able to answer what is a woman is will will go round and renne— woman is will will go round and round ent— woman is will will go round and round and round— woman is will will go round and round and round . _ woman is will will go round and round and round . round and round. obviously, as the election comes home. but on the election comes home. but on the lives matter , the election comes home. but on the-lives matter , taking. the black lives matter, taking the black lives matter, taking tne — the black lives matter, taking tne en— the black lives matter, taking the name. oh, mean, on. the name. oh, i mean, come on. tnet-e— the name. oh, i mean, come on. tnet-e-newnt— the name. oh, i mean, come on. that's-haunt a- the name. oh, i mean, come on. that's haunt a picture the name. oh, i mean, come on. th him haunt a picture the name. oh, i mean, come on. th him reign aunt a picture the name. oh, i mean, come on. th him reign aurhauntcture the name. oh, i mean, come on. th him reign aurhaunt him . of him and reign to haunt him. reen— of him and reign to haunt him. ween-reetw— of him and reign to haunt him. yeah-really-is- yeah that really i think is going— yeah that really i think is going te— yeah that really i think is going to haunt him. but to get teet— going to haunt him. but to get teen—,- going to haunt him. but to get eeet—, eenl back to your question, can tetew— labour win? i think they are wen— labour win? i think they are wen-et— labour win? i think they are wen-er tt-tt-el labour win? i think they are. very-of it-it's the very capable of it and it's the tetee— very capable of it and it's the tone-,— very capable of it and it's the tories-, which- very capable of it and it's the tories-, which is- very capable of it and it's the tories , which is what i tories to lose, which is what i tntnt— tories to lose, which is what i tntnt-eenet— tories to lose, which is what i think-panel in— tories to lose, which is what i think panel in summary all think the panel in summary all teteet— think the panel in summary all etreet-rte— agreed on. it's the conservatives to lose. agreed on. it's the- conservatives to lose. no, i tttnt— conservatives to lose. no, i

tttnt ee— conservatives to lose. no, i tttnt en .— conservatives to lose. no, i think so . it's— conservatives to lose. no, i think so . it's labour. labour? think so. it's labour. labour? excuse me, i've got it the wrong way— excuse me, i've got it the wrong way-completely- excuse me, i've got it the wrong. way-completely disagree. excuse me, i've got it the wrong. waylit'sicompletely disagree. excuse me, i've got it the wrong way e ” d excuse me, i've got it the wrong way e ” ting d excuse me, i've got it the wrong way ting yeah, it's labour. forgive me. yeah, it's labour. forgive me. yeah, me yeah, sorry. but what worries me is that that coalition government by definition government is. is by definition weak and it's governed by factionalism and goodness knows what and ideology and woke. what and woke ideology and woke. there's a lot of wokeness going wen-tt— there's a lot of wokeness going on. you'll find— there's a lot of wokeness going on. you'll find-half- on. you'll find sort of half a dozen can hold everybody dozen mps can hold everybody else in. we've seen this in centen— else in. we've seen this in canada with— else in. we've seen this in canada with justin- " we've seen this in canada with justin trudeau . canada with justin trudeau. rte— canada with justin trudeau. rte reetw— canada with justin trudeau. it's really about— canada with justin trudeau. it's really about ideology. doesn't give you wrong . i'm doesn't give you wrong. i'm wernet— doesn't give you wrong. i'm worried about— doesn't give you wrong. i'm worried about things like entren— worried about things like critical race— worried about things like critical race theory, ideologies. - critical race theory, ideologies. i mean, this is a terrtete— ideologies. i mean, this is a terrible ideology. it's based on eert— terrible ideology. it's based on eert et— terrible ideology. it's based on some sort of unconscious bias. ent— some sort of unconscious bias. ewt tnew— some sort of unconscious bias. nwt tnew ereee— some sort of unconscious bias. but they place the bias in your wetn— but they place the bias in your eretn .— but they place the bias in your eretn . se— but they place the bias in your brain . so even— but they place the bias in your brain . so even if— but they place the bias in your brain . so even if you hadn't brain. so even if you hadn't tnewent— thought about it, they're eewtne— saying, oh, well, you may be tttnttne—tn- saying, oh, well, you may be thinking._in your| thinking. then it sits in your wetn— thinking. then it sits in your eretn ent— thinking. then it sits in your brain and -you- thinking. then it sits in your- brain and -you-bias. brain and then you become bias. eeeewee— brain and then you become bias. because unconscious because of this unconscious bias ttet— that somebody's suddenly made you that somebody's suddenly made wen-et— that somebody's suddenly made you-of.-concerned| you conscious of. i'm concerned etreet— you conscious of. i'm concerned about t— you conscious of. i'm concerned about a tet— you conscious of. i'm concerned about a tet et— you conscious of. i'm concerned about a lot of the— you conscious of. i'm concerned about a lot of the the about a lot of the way the etweetten — about a lot of the way the education-is- about a lot of the way the education is going, about a lot of the way the- education-is going, you education system is going, you knew,— education system is going, you know,-schools- education system is going, you know,-schools can- education system is going, you know, schools can come in know, where schools can come in ent— know, where schools can come in tne-teen— know, where schools can come in tne-eeewt-wew- and talk about all this, you knew,— and talk about all this, you know,-gender- and talk about all this, you know, gender ideology, all know, the gender ideology, all tneee— know, the gender ideology, all these-ideologies- know, the gender ideology, all these ideologies have these different ideologies have teen— these different ideologies have teen eteeet— these different ideologies have been placed—of- been placed into places of etweetten— been placed into places of education and— been placed into places of education and they will be unchallenged— education and they will be unchallenged if we have some eert— unchallenged if we have some sort-coalition.— unchallenged if we have some sort-coalition. but- unchallenged if we have some sort coalition. but one chaos sort of coalition. but one chaos ttet— sort of coalition. but one chaos tnet-rwn— sort of coalition. but one chaos tnet-rwn wn—

sort of coalition. but one chaos tnet-rwn we te- sort of coalition. but one chaos that-run up to the- that in the run up to the eteetten— that in the run up to the election, as— that in the run up to the election, as we - that in the run up to the election, as we closer , election, as we get closer, reewe-e— election, as we get closer, people's minds- election, as we get closer, people's minds will start teenetne— people's minds will start focusing what- people's minds will start focusing what exactly do labour etent— focusing what exactly do labour etent tere — focusing what exactly do labour stand for? yeah.— focusing what exactly do labour stand for? yeah. and- focusing what exactly do labour stand for? / r: stand for? yeah. and then they will to answer these will have to answer these questions, but they've not answered for years. danielle answered it for years. danielle r my answered it for years. danielle , my wife answered it for years. danielle , my wtte ee— answered it for years. danielle , my wife was talking- answered it for years. danielle , my wife was talking to- , my wife was talking to a teeener— , my wife was talking to a teacher the _ , my wife was talking to a teacher the other day and i tntnt— teacher the other day and i tntnt ne— teacher the other day and i tntnt ne ,— teacher the other day and i think he , danielle and her mum think he, danielle and her mum tetttne— think he, danielle and her mum was talking about— think he, danielle and her mum was talking about an mp and eentette— was talking about an mp and danielle said— was talking about an mp and danielle said ,— was talking about an mp and danielle said , oh, she's an danielle said, oh, she's an exeettent— danielle said, oh, she's an excellent conservative mp and the excellent conservative mp and tne teeener— excellent conservative mp and the teacher who _ excellent conservative mp and the teacher who was in earshot eett, — the teacher who was in earshot eett, tnet-e— the teacher who was in earshot said, that's an— the teacher who was in earshot said, that's an oxymoron. /r:::r. said, that's an oxymoron. you anew.— said, that's an oxymoron. you anew-wee- said, that's an oxymoron. you anew-wee cent- said, that's an oxymoron. youi know,-you can't have know, you can't you can't have one with other. one with the other. and unfortunately , it's my view that unfortunately, it's my view that i 85, 90% of teachers have i think 85, 90% of teachers have that opinion and that is part of an indoctrination process. but if anything, positive that a conservative does, then that will be soon brushed under the carpet and that will replaced will be soon brushed under the carpesomething will replaced will be soon brushed under the carpesomething negativeeplaced with something negative involving that individual . i involving that individual. i mean, even to go, you know, people— mean, even to go, you know, people sat/ingr— mean, even to go, you know, people saying, oh, suella braverman— braverman is being racist eeeewee— braverman is being racist because she's— braverman is being racist because she's brown, can't braverman is being racist bec it'se she's brown, can't braverman is being racist bec it's like,'s brown, can't braverman is being racist bec it's like,'s bishe's can't braverman is being racist becit's like,'s bishe's not. an't go. it's like, no, she's not. snee— go. it's like, no, she's not.- she's—situation she's talking about a situation of, she's talking about a situation on wen— she's talking about a situation er, you knew,— she's talking about a situation of, you know, we— she's talking about a situation of, you know, we need to protect the of, you know, we need to protect tne eertere— of, you know, we need to protect the borders of— of, you know, we need to protect the borders of our— of, you know, we need to protect the borders of our country. it's got— the borders of our country. it's get-to — the borders of our country. it's get-to te — the borders of our country. it's get-to te wttn- the borders of our country. it's got to do with race. got nothing to do with race. rte— got nothing to do with race. rte-wttn— got nothing to do with race. it's with protecting the it's to do with protecting the tnteerttw— it's to do with protecting the tnteentw ent— it's to do with protecting the integrity and safety and nettenet— integrity and safety and national security of this country— national security of this country .— national security of this country . you- national security of this country . you need to know who's

country. you need to know who's eentne— country. you need to know who's eentne tn— country. you need to know who's eentne tn ent— country. you need to know who's coming in and you— country. you need to know who's coming in and you need to be ette— coming in and you need to be able .control_ coming in and you need to be able .control that. - coming in and you need to be able control that. so that able to control that. so that you— able to control that. so that. able to control that. so that- you can manage your resources. ent— you can manage your resources. net peepte— you can manage your resources. net people newe— you can manage your resources. but people have-to. but people have managed to nnewewltn— but people have managed to narrow down into narrow it down into a conversation - narrow it down into a conversation about race, which is conversation about race, which te wen— conversation about race, which te very trrttettne— conversation about race, which is very irritating. and then tnere-e— is very irritating. and then tnere-e en— is very irritating. and then there's an argument this is very irritating. and then therrtheni argument this is very irritating. and then therrthen nothingznt this is very irritating. and then therrthen nothing gets this is very irritating. and then therrthen nothing gets done.s is very irritating. and then therrthen nothing gets done. and and then nothing gets done. and i'm and then nothing gets done. and tn eeneernet— and then nothing gets done. and i'm concerned that— and then nothing gets done. and i'm concerned that those who are eert— i'm concerned that those who are eon-tn— i'm concerned that those who are eon-tn tnte— i'm concerned that those who are sort-in this sort- i'm concerned that those who are sort-in this sort of- sort of living in this sort of conversation— sort of living in this sort of conversation will be those rwnntne—l conversation will be thosei rwnntne—. ant conversation will be those- running_. and i'm running the economy. and i'm wernet—werw- running the economy. and i'm worried _worry for. worried that is my worry for peepte— worried that is my worry for peepte. tne— worried that is my worry for people. the labour party coming tnto— people. the labour party coming tnto-newe— people. the labour party coming into-have-livel into the tories have got to live up te— into the tories have got to live we to tnen— into the tories have got to live up to their promises basically if up to their promises basically tt-te— up to their promises basically tt-te newe- up to their promises basically if-to have any- up to their promises basically if to have any hope up to their promises basically. if-to have any hope of if they want to have any hope of wtnntne—entl winning the next election and eterrtne— winning the next election and stopping-boatsr- winning the next election and stopping boats, they stopping the boats, they keep going— stopping the boats, they keep going en— stopping the boats, they keep going en ent— stopping the boats, they keep going on and about stopping stopping the boats, they keep goiiboats. d about stopping stopping the boats, they keep goiiboats. d stopping the boats. they have done nothing but but labour haven't got . let's say got an alternative. let's say they got an alternative. let's say tnew newen-t— got an alternative. let's say they haven't shows- grit 5a" let's say they haven't shows nothing wttnewt— they haven't shows nothing without them. _ they haven't shows nothing without them. let's to without them. let's go to our ereet—new- without them. let's go to our ereet—new i great british voices now, errenwnttw— opportunity to tell us what they tntnt— opportunity to tell us what they tntnt-teetee— opportunity to tell us what they think-topics we're- think about the topics we're tteeweetne. — think about the topics we're discussing. .got- think about the topics we're discussing. got three of discussing. i've got three of you— discussing. i've got three of wen—wttnl discussing. i've got three of. wen—wttt anne you right, let's start with anna wenetttw. — you right, let's start with anna nenetttw. nee— you right, let's start with anna mcneilly. he's there in grimsby. aren— mcneilly. he's there in grimsby. aten wnet— mcneilly. he's there in grimsby. aten wnet te— mcneilly. he's there in grimsby. alan what do you— mcneilly. he's there in grimsby. alan what do you think? you alan what do you think? do you tntnt—tnl think the labour party are in wttn— think the labour party are in wttt-e — think the labour party are in with-? good- think the labour party are in- with-? good afternoon. i with a win? good afternoon. i tntnt— with a win? good afternoon. i tntnt tnew-re— with a win? good afternoon. i think they're in— with a win? good afternoon. i think they're in with- with a win? good afternoon. i think they're in with a- with a win? e: i think they're in with a chance aene— think they're in with a chance wene ent— think they're in with a chance wene ewt r— think they're in with a chance nana but i think— think they're in with a chance nana but i think as we draw tne— nana but i think as we draw nearer the election , hopefully nearer the election, hopefully peepte— nearer the election, hopefully people wttt— nearer the election, hopefully people will start— nearer the election, hopefully people will start to look at tnen — people will start to look at tnen e— people will start to look at them a little— people will start to look at them a little more deeply. them a little bit more deeply. um,— them a little bit more deeply. en. there-e— them a little bit more deeply. en. tnere-e e— them a little bit more deeply. um, there's a lot— them a little bit more deeply. um, there's a lot not- them a little bit more deeply.

um, there's a lot not to- them a little bit more deeply. um, there's a lot not to want at the end of the day with labour , the end of the day with labour, they don't have any policies and i don't really think that they would be good for the country . would be good for the country. so time will tell . they've so time will tell. they've definitely got a chance. a chance at it, but i hope they ten-t— chance at it, but i hope they ten-t get— chance at it, but i hope they wont get tn— chance at it, but i hope they don't get in because they'd be the don't get in because they'd be tne weret— don't get in because they'd be tne weret et— don't get in because they'd be the worst of two _ don't get in because they'd be the worst of two bad groups . the worst of two bad groups. one. — the worst of two bad groups. one. aten.— the worst of two bad groups. okay, alan, thank— the worst of two bad groups. okay, alan, thank you- the worst of two bad groups. okay, alan, thank you for that. let's go over to brian dugan . let's go over to brian dugan. he's there from solihull. brian . hi, nana how are you? i'm good . whatever about— . hi, nana how are you? i'm good . whatever about wokeness- new? at; 7 i'm good . whatever about wokeness ? um, . whatever about wokeness? um, we new— . whatever about wokeness? um, we new ee— . whatever about wokeness? um, we may be tenet— . whatever about wokeness? um, we may be tuned to— . whatever about wokeness? um, we may be tuned to wake up to a red we may be tuned to wake up to a ret eewn. — we may be tuned to wake up to a ret eewn. um,— we may be tuned to wake up to a ret eewn. trrn r— we may be tuned to wake up to a red dawn. um, i don't know about aten— red dawn. um, i don't know about aten tetttne— red dawn. um, i don't know about alan talking about— red dawn. um, i don't know about alan talking about labour and no pettetee— alan talking about labour and no pettetee ent— alan talking about labour and no policies and the— alan talking about labour and no policies and the mess that they went— policies and the mess that they ntent een— policies and the mess that they might mean the— policies and the mess that they might mean the conservatives are tene— might mean the conservatives are doing pretty— might mean the conservatives are doing pretty aet— might mean the conservatives are doing pretty a&e job of getting us doing pretty a&e job of getting we tnto— doing pretty a&e job of getting we tnte e— doing pretty a&e job of getting us into a mess— doing pretty a&e job of getting us into a mess at— doing pretty a&e job of getting us into a mess at the minute enwwew— us into a mess at the minute enwwew ,— us into a mess at the minute anyway , urn— us into a mess at the minute anyway , r— us into a mess at the minute anyway , um, i think look, the, anyway, um, i think look, the, tne— anyway, um, i think look, the, tne enete— anyway, um, i think look, the, the crisis, the— anyway, um, i think look, the, the crisis, the mayhem for the tetee— the crisis, the mayhem for the tertee te— the crisis, the mayhem for the tories is deepening . whatever tories is deepening. whatever etreet— tories is deepening. whatever about labour— tories is deepening. whatever about labour .— tories is deepening. whatever about labour. i— tories is deepening. whatever about labour. i think that tnew-re— about labour. i think that were even— about labour. i think that they're even being seen by the twee— they're even being seen by the tttee et— they're even being seen by the likes of christine— they're even being seen by the likes of christine and danny as

a likes of christine and danny as evteete— likes of christine and danny as a viable alternative . arrzr a viable alternative. no, not wette— a viable alternative. no, not vtette. reet— a viable alternative. no, not viable . just not— a viable alternative. arzzr , just not viable. just viable. just not viable. just tne— viable. just not viable. just tne entw— viable. just not viable. just the only that. _ , just not viable. just the only that. well you eweeeetet— the only that. well you eweeeetet ,— the only that. well you suggested , christine, that there suggested, christine, that there eewtt — suggested, christine, that there eewtt ee — suggested, christine, that there eewtt be en — suggested, christine, that there could be on their— suggested, christine, that there could be on their way into power— could be on their way into power, even if— could be on their way into power, even if it- could be on their way into power, even if it is as part of a power, even if it is as part of e eneret— power, even if it is as part of a shared government. um, but tent.— a shared government. um, but tent. r— a shared government. um, but look, i think that momentum is with labour. i think that's been shown. they are the largest party now in terms of councils, biggest since 2002. okay. well it's not, it's going to be very interesting between now and election time as to what the conservatives can do to slow that momentum for labour. all right. well, let's get session in right. well, let's get session tn — right. well, let's get session in session. what— right. well, let's get session in session. what do you think? ven-ve— in session. what do you think? verve-eee- in session. what do you think? you've-30s? he you've got about 30s? because he teet— you've got about 30s? because he took ett— you've got about 30s? because he took ett veer— you've got about 30s? because he took all your time— you've got about 30s? because he took all your time .— you've got about 30s? because he took all your time . good took all your time. good afternoon,— took all your time. good afternoon, nana yes, so i agree wttn— afternoon, nana yes, so i agree wttn tett— afternoon, nana yes, so i agree with both brian— afternoon, nana yes, so i agree with both brian and alan. i tntnt— with both brian and alan. i think there's— with both brian and alan. i think there's a— with both brian and alan. i think there's a chance that tetew— think there's a chance that labour could— think there's a chance that labour could win. however, like ennettne— labour could win. however, like christine has— labour could win. however, like christine has said,— labour could win. however, like christine has said, we need the conservatives— christine has said, we need the conservatives to _ christine has said, we need the conservatives to be able to tutti— conservatives to be able to fulfil their— conservatives to be able to fulfil their promises , which fulfil their promises, which eevtewetv— fulfil their promises, which obviously is— fulfil their promises, which obviously is not happening with

the obviously is not happening with tne reent— obviously is not happening with the recent elections which i've teen— the recent elections which i've been following,— the recent elections which i've been following, which was last week— been following, which was last week .— been following, which was last week . ent— been following, which was last week . but obviously the labour week. but obviously the labour party— week. but obviously the labour rertv te— week. but obviously the labour rertv te tn— week. but obviously the labour eenv te tn tne— week. but obviously the labour party is in the lead with wtnntne— party is in the lead with winning thousand of the seats , winning thousand of the seats, wnten— winning thousand of the seats, which obviously— winning thousand of the seats, which obviously which obviously ente— which obviously which obviously ewte tt— which obviously which obviously rwte tt pete— which obviously which obviously rwte tt rwte tne— which obviously which obviously puts it puts the labour in need enettv— puts it puts the labour in need new tnen. — puts it puts the labour in need briefly then. so— puts it puts the labour in need briefly then. so you think tetew— briefly then. so you think tetewn vee— briefly then. so you think labour, yes or— briefly then. so you think labour, yes or no labour, do you tntnt— labour, yes or no labour, do you tntnt tnev-tt— labour, yes or no labour, do you think they'll win,— labour, yes or no labour, do you think they'll win, yes no . think they'll win, yes or no. tnere-e— think they'll win, yes or no. tnere-e e— think they'll win, yes or no. there's a possibility they went,— there's a possibility they might ent— there's a possibility they might tet r— there's a possibility they might, but i don't think so. there's a possibility they might, but i don't think so . you might, but i don't think so. you ten-t— might, but i don't think so. you ten-t tntnt— might, but i don't think so. you don't think so?— might, but i don't think so. you don't think so? no,— might, but i don't think so. you don't think so? no, i'm glad eeneeetv— don't think so? no, i'm glad somebody thinks no. brilliant. aten— somebody thinks no. brilliant. aten enneev— somebody thinks no. brilliant. alan grimsby arnie. solihull. stennente— alan grimsby arnie. solihull. sternente tn— alan grimsby arnie. solihull. stephanie in milton keynes. tevetv— stephanie in milton keynes. tevetv atweve— stephanie in milton keynes. lovely always a _ stephanie in milton keynes. lovely always a pleasure. this is lovely always a pleasure. this te-entten— lovely always a pleasure. this is-british voice- lovely always a pleasure. this is-british voice is. is my great british voice is verv— is my great british voice is very-en— is my great british voice is ven-en-etervl is my great british voice is. very-on-story that very briefly, on to a story that eewent— very briefly, on to a story thati eewent—nettee very briefly, on to a story thati caufacing_police very briefly, on to a story that caufacing criticism police very briefly, on to a story that caufacing criticism for police are facing criticism for erreettne— are facing criticism for arresting 52- are facing criticism for arresting 52 people on the day of arresting 52 people on the day et—tereel of the coronation. the force eett— of the coronation. the force eett tnet— of the coronation. the force said that they— of the coronation. the force said that they were taken into ewetetv— said that they were taken into ewetetv ent— said that they were taken into custody and i an _ said that they were taken into custody and an of custody and on an array of etteneee— custody and on an array of. offences, - conspiracy offences, including conspiracy to offences, including conspiracy te-nwette— offences, including conspiracy to public nuisance. to cause a public nuisance. erenen— to cause a public nuisance. graham smith,— to cause a public nuisance. graham smith, the chief eetve— graham smith, the chief executive anti—monarchy group executive of anti—monarchy group tenwette—neertv- executive of anti—monarchy group republic,_nearly 16. republic, was held for nearly 16 newre — republic, was held for nearly 16 newre _tnere— republic, was held for nearly 16 hours. _therelno- hours. he says there is no teneer— hours. he says there is no teneer e— hours. he says there is no longer a right— hours. he says there is no longer a right for peaceful nreteet— longer a right for peaceful ereee-.- longer a right for peaceful protest . briefly, protest in the uk. briefly, ennettne,— protest in the uk. briefly, christine, you've got about 10s do christine, you've got about 10s ee ven— christine, you've got about 10s ee ven tntnt— christine, you've got about 10s do you think they're just christine, you've got about 10s do y0|sillka they're just christine, you've got about 10s do yotsilly about they're just christine, you've got about 10s do yotsilly about ithey're just christine, you've got about 10s do yotsilly about it all? just christine, you've got about 10s do yotsilly about it all? �*avaarzigl being silly about it all? well, teete— being silly about it all? well, that'slridiculous_ being silly about it all? well, that's ridiculous sweeping that's a ridiculous sweeping statement. of course, people can rightfully protest in the uk. statement. of course, people can righ'policeirotest in the uk. statement. of course, people can righ' police irotes' concerned . statement. of course, people can righ'policeirotes'concerned that the police were concerned that they shouldn't disrupt what is a

major national event, spoil it for everybody else to avoid a breach of the peace. so if i went into old trafford,- f" f so if i went into old trafford, the etettwn— went into old trafford, the etettwn tn— went into old trafford, the stadium in the— went into old trafford, the stadium in the end with went into old trafford, the- stadium in the _end with my stadium in the home end with my tvenen— stadium in the home end with my tvenen entrt— stadium in the home end with my everton shirt on,— stadium in the home end with my everton shirt on,-a- everton shirt on, held up a nteeert— everton shirt on, held up a placard saying,— everton shirt on, held up a placard saying, man, are placard saying, man, you are eren— placard saying, man, you arei crap._expectation crap. i have every expectation to te— crap. i have every expectation to te teteet— crap. i have every expectation to be lobbed out— crap. i have every expectation to be lobbed out by the old ettt. — to be lobbed out by the old ettt. tetr— to be lobbed out by the old bill. fair enough.- to be lobbed out by the old bill. ” rig to be lobbed out by the old bill. ” g ” g bill. fair enough. all right. and obviously apologies for the use think and obviously apologies for the use allowed think and obviously apologies for the use allowed use. think and obviously apologies for the use allowed use. tsorry, you're allowed to use. oh sorry, man. danish. yeah yeah. man. united danish. yeah yeah. all let's all right, come on, then. let's move on. your supplement all right, come on, then. let's move it's your supplement all right, come on, then. let's move it's time your supplement all right, come on, then. let's move it's time forfour supplement all right, come on, then. let's move it's time for supplementient first, it's time for supplement sunday. danny, your story. okay. having worked okay. «having worked the sunday. danny, your story. - okay. having worked-the bbc okay. having worked at the bbc for okay. having worked at the bbc ter neertv— okay. having worked at the bbc ter neertv ze— okay. having worked at the bbc for nearly 20 years, is for nearly 20 years, this is eenetntne— for nearly 20 years, this is something that- for nearly 20 years, this is something that interests me. cwttwre— something that interests me. centre-trey- something that interests me. culture lucy frazer culture secretary lucy frazer eeve— culture secretary lucy frazer eeve ene— culture secretary lucy frazer eeve ene te— culture secretary lucy frazer says she is looking very closely at says she is looking very closely et tne— says she is looking very closely et tne eee— says she is looking very closely at the bbc licence— says she is looking very closely at the bbc licence fee and she is at the bbc licence fee and she te eeetn— at the bbc licence fee and she is once again bringing up this teeete— is once again bringing up this debate about— is once again bringing up this debate about how to fund the bbc . tn— debate about how to fund the bbc . tn net— debate about how to fund the bbc . i'm not calling— debate about how to fund the bbc . i'm not calling for— . i'm not calling for the tteenee— . i'm not calling for the licence-to- . i'm not calling for the licence-to be- . i'm not calling for the licence to be defunded licence fee to be defunded eeeewee— licence fee to be defunded eeeewee r— licence fee to be defunded because i don't— licence fee to be defunded because i don't think with zeeee— because i don't think with 20,000 employees, i don't think ven-t— 20,000 employees, i don't think ven-t ee— 20,000 employees, i don't think ven-t ee eete— 20,000 employees, i don't think you'd be able to— 20,000 employees, i don't think you'd be able to get that sort of you'd be able to get that sort et—eeetn- you'd be able to get that sort et—eeetn ,- you'd be able to get that sort et—eeetn , tt-ei you'd be able to get that sort. of_again , it's in of cash. but once again, it's in tne—etreew- the eye of a storm. briefly eeeewee— the eye of a storm. briefly because we've— the eye of a storm. briefly because we've got a what? in because we've got a what? my ewrrtenent. — because we've got a what? my supplement. .but- because we've got a what? my supplement. but just how supplement. yeah but just how amazing penny mordaunt was yesterday. i mean, she stood there incredible heavy there with this incredible heavy sword. muscle sword. she didn't move a muscle . i know paul jacob rees—mogg ,

. i know paul jacob rees—mogg, our own gb news. jacob would have had that job had things been she looked been different. but she looked amazing. she fabulous amazing. she had that fabulous outfit on. she had the courage , outfit on. she had the courage, she had the legs, she had the figure. the character, figure. she had the character, and thing i found and the other thing i found extraordinary no , she did not extraordinary no, she did not look like lego . she was look like lego. she was brilliant. she was dignified and graceful. and when they put the screens up around the anointing , she if she had wanted to, because the screens were only three have just three sides, she could have just moved eyes slightly moved her eyes slightly and she could . she didn't. she, could have. she didn't. she, she just . she just she stood straight. she probably got an 9 she probably got an eyeful. she cente— probably got an eyeful. she. could—amazing could see it. she was amazing thing. you'd peak. thing. you'd have had a peak. briefly-— thing. you'd have had a peak. nrtettv. nec— thing. you'd have had a peak. briefly. bbc should be briefly. bbc should they be defunded ? briefly. oh, should defunded? briefly. oh, we should have. defunded? briefly. oh, we should neve . we— defunded? briefly. oh, we should have . we should— defunded? briefly. oh, we should have . we should-the- have. we should abolish the tteenee— have. we should abolish the licence_have| have. we should abolish the. licence _ have the licence fee. we should have the general— licence fee. we should have the general-funding- licence fee. we should have the general funding should general state funding should should— general state funding should should pay— general state funding should should pay for— general state funding should should pay for things like the worm— should pay for things like the world service. _ should pay for things like the world service. “3g : world service. they should pay. yes. okay. yes defund the world service. “3g : “in; [na “in; defund the bbc. yes. okay. yes defund the bbc. ...g_ yes. okay. yes defund the bbc. long winded. yes. final supplement. sorry. prince harry's coronation view obscured by princesses and feather. yes. there it is. they've got so good after sitting through the ceremony in the third row, the duke of sussex swiftly left westminster abbey to fly back to

the us. and there he was there, blocked by the feather. i thought was hilarious. do you thought it was hilarious. do you think .7 that was the think it's funny.7 that was the best think it's funny? that was the best-the— think it's funny? that was the best-the whole- think it's funny? that was the best-the whole thing. think it's funny? that was the best-the whole thing . l think it's funny? that was thei best-the whole thing . i best bit of the whole thing. i think— best bit of the whole thing. i think anything— best bit of the whole thing. i think anything-makes. best bit of the whole thing. i think anything makes him think anything that makes him look idiot hilarious . very look an idiot is hilarious. very good. very good. on that bombshell.— 3: very good. on that bombshell. we'll have to win today.— bombshell. we'll have to win today. so— bombshell. we'll have to win today. so listen,— bombshell. we'll have to win today. so listen, it's been fun as ever on today's— today. so listen, it's been fun as ever on today's show. i've been— as ever on today's show. i've been asking— as ever on today's show. i've been asking yen— as ever on today's show. i've been asking you, do you believe tnen— been asking you, do you believe tnen-nonsen— been asking you, do you believe that-monarchy is— been asking you, do you believe that monarchy is the way that the monarchy is the way forwarde— that the monarchy is the way forward?-find- that the monarchy is the way. forward?-find-what forward? i want to find out what you— forward? i want to find out what yen—enn- you think. according to our nnnen— you think. according to our twitter-72%- you think. according to our twitter-72%.you. you think. according to our twitter-72%.you yes twitter poll, 72% of you say yes . zen— twitter poll, 72% of you say yes . zen en— twitter poll, 72% of you say yes . zen on you — twitter poll, 72% of you say yes . zen on you say— twitter poll, 72% of you say yes . 28% of you say no. i think tnen-s— . 28% of you say no. i think that's about— . 28% of you say no. i think that's about right. thank you so nnen— that's about right. thank you so nnen ne— that's about right. thank you so nnen no my— that's about right. thank you so much to my fabulous panel. also ene— much to my fabulous panel. also and broadcaster— much to my fabulous panel. also and broadcaster christine hammon— and broadcaster christine hamilton. christine, thank you. measure.— hamilton. christine, thank you. pleasure. always— hamilton. christine, thank you. pleasure. always a pleasure to neve— pleasure. always a pleasure to neve yen— pleasure. always a pleasure to neve you on— pleasure. always a pleasure to have you on board. and thank you so have you on board. and thank you se—snnne— have you on board. and thank you se—snnng in- have you on board. and thank you se—snnng in e- so much. nice sitting in a strange— so much. nice sitting in ai strange—so so much. nice sitting in a- strange_so much strange way. thank you so much to broadcaster— strange way. thank you so much to broadcaster and— strange way. thank you so much to broadcaster and journalist denny— to broadcaster and journalist nanny keny- — to broadcaster and journalist danny kelly. danny thank you very— danny kelly. danny thank you very nnen. — danny kelly. danny thank you very much. thank- danny kelly. danny thank you very much. wig nt very much. thank you very much indeed. have you got anything exciting later exciting now planned for later on, have on, we're going to have a chinese in—laws chinese takeaway. the in—laws are coming round to watch the concert. and you .7 concert. and what about you? wen— concert. and what about you? we'll remains we'll be eating up the remains of quiche, which of the coronation quiche, which was ooh i love a was delicious. ooh i love a coronation quiche. was coronation quiche. this was good. very good by coronation quiche. this was goo way, very good by coronation quiche. this was goo way, don'ty good by coronation quiche. this was goo way, don'ty gnput by coronation quiche. this was goo way, don'ty gnput off by the way, don't be put off because it's vegetarian. well,

listen, been because it's vegetarian. well, listen, - been l pleasure i listen, it's been a pleasure as wen.— listen, it's been a pleasure as. wen—yen well. thank you so much to you for well. thank you so much to you fen—ens- well. thank you so much to you' for—this afternoon. well. thank you so much to you for been this afternoon. well. thank you so much to you for been pleasure.s afternoon. well. thank you so much to you for been pleasure. iafternoon. well. thank you so much to you for been pleasure. i look1oon. it's been a pleasure. i look forward—need forward to seeing you next saturday— forward to seeing you next sennneey en— forward to seeing you next saturday at three. i'll leave you— saturday at three. i'll leave you winn— saturday at three. i'll leave you with neil— saturday at three. i'll leave you with neil oliver and your neennen— you with neil oliver and your neennen . — you with neil oliver and your weather . hello— you with neil oliver and your weather. ”n22; you with neil oliver and your weather . n22; you with neil oliver and your weather. n22; [fig weather. hello there. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest news, weather forecast. well, it's all change again after fairly bright sunday. we've got rain moving in tonight and spreading east through monday. we can see at the bigger picture ridge of high pressure brought us the dry weather for many of us through sunday. but it is change you can see, it is all change as you can see, weather fronts moving in from the , bringing outbreaks the atlantic, bringing outbreaks of and brisk winds to the of rain and brisk winds to the rain already moving in this evening across parts of evening across western parts of the uk. northern ireland eventually western coasts of scotland , england and wales. scotland, england and wales. some of this could heavy some of this rain could be heavy at the the drier at times, the best of the drier weather holding on across the far east and southeast, but increasing cloud here. not a cold at all. temperatures cold night at all. temperatures remaining in double figures right across the country . so right across the country. so a bit of a grey start across many parts. monday morning outbreaks of rain for western parts of england and wales. this sweeping

its eastwards could its way slowly eastwards could be times. best be heavy at times. best to the brightness , holding on to east brightness, holding on to east anglia and anglia for the longest and sunshine returning behind the rain , but also some heavy rain, but also some heavy showers. will be thundery showers. these will be thundery across northern ireland could lead to some localised flooding . temperatures compared to . temperatures lower compared to sunday, but still in any brighter reaching close brighter spells reaching close to 20 celsius into the evening . to 20 celsius into the evening. england and wales cloudy with further outbreaks of rain which could heavy at times. the could be heavy at times. the blustery showers across parts of scotland. northern ireland should ease as we move into the early hours, but overnight generally into tuesday morning, it quite cloudy. there it stays quite cloudy. there will be some bits and will still be some bits and pieces of rain around and temperatures well again with the cloud holding up in double figures for many of us. so it means a great start again tuesday morning. best of the bright spells across the north and east cloudier and the west. the east cloudier here, particularly across northeast scotland with rain and drizzle the morning into drizzle through the morning into the we will see some the afternoon. we will see some heavy across eastern heavy showers across eastern parts of the uk. heavy showers across eastern parts of the uk . whilst in the

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come together at big lunches across the uk to continue the celebrations of the king's coronation on the first lady of the us, jill biden was one of the us, jill biden was one of the special guests hosted by the prime minister and his wife outside downing street. bucking palace have described the lunches as a nation wide act of celebration , action and celebration, action and friendship. while royal fans across the uk told us why they're getting involved . it's they're getting involved. it's lovely to see all the i: “i: : it's lovely to see all the people 2 “2 2 it's lovely to see all the people and the lovely to see all the people and ine neiieens— lovely to see all the people and

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