it's 9:00 and this is mark dolan tonight. — it's 9:00 and this is mark dolan tonight. m— it's 9:00 and this is mark dolan tonight. m my— it's 9:00 and this is mark dolan tonight. in my big— it's 9:00 and this is mark dolan tonight. " g " tonight. in my big opinion, labour performed strongly at the local elections. but if sunak stays— local elections. but if sunak stays ,— local elections. but if sunak stays , she— local elections. but if sunak stays , the course— f f but if sunak stays , the course fixes the stays, the course fixes the economy— stays, the course fixes the mommy and — stays, the course fixes the economy and stops the boats. ms— economy and stops the boats. m-s au— economy and stops the boats. us an to— economy and stops the boats. us an so may— economy and stops the boats. it's all to play for— economy and stops the boats. it's all to play for in a year's mms. — it's all to play for in a year's time. my— it's all to play for in a year's time. my verdict— it's all to play for in a year's time. my verdict on the local elections— time. my verdict on the local elections m— time. my verdict on the local elections in my— time. my verdict on the local elections in my take a ten mime— elections in my take a ten prince harry's— elections in my take a ten prince harry's blink and you'll ms— prince harry's blink and you'll m— prince harry's blink and you'll miss it. appearance at the coronation— miss it. appearance at the coronation was— miss it. appearance at the coronation was another slap in the face— coronation was another slap in mm mm m— coronation was another slap in the face to his— coronation was another slap in the face to his father and the mummy. — the face to his father and the mummy. ru— the face to his father and the country. i'll be— the face to his father and the country. i'll be dealing with me— country. i'll be dealing with the worms— country. i'll be dealing with the world's least happy millionaire— the world's least happy millionaire in no uncertain terms— millionaire in no uncertain terms ,— millionaire in no uncertain terms , mt— millionaire in no uncertain terms , and you- millionaire in no uncertain terms , and you won't want to terms, and you won't want to mss— terms, and you won't want to tt— terms, and you won't want to tt .— terms, and you won't want to tt . my— terms, and you won't want to miss it . my mark— terms, and you won't want to miss it . my mark meets guest is miss it. my mark meets guest is the tumor— miss it. my mark meets guest is the tumor st— miss it. my mark meets guest is the author of a— miss it. my mark meets guest is the author of a shocking new

toot— the author of a shocking new toot stout— the author of a shocking new book about the _ the author of a shocking new book about the marriage between tottywsst— book about the marriage between hollywood stars. _ book about the marriage between hollywood stars. amber heard and johnny— hollywood stars. amber heard and johnny dept.— hollywood stars. amber heard and johnny dept. tt-s— hollywood stars. amber heard and johnny depp. it's an extraordinary soap opera, and you— extraordinary soap opera, and you wont— extraordinary soap opera, and you won't believe what they got up you won't believe what they got “p.5°_ you won't believe what they got uplso mg— you won't believe what they got uplso ttg guests— you won't believe what they got up so big guests, big up to. so big guests, big storms— up to. so big guests, big stories and— up to. so big guests, big stories and big opinions. my votttot— stories and big opinions. my votttot om— stories and big opinions. my verdict on those— stories and big opinions. my verdict on those local elections.— verdict on those local elections. but first, the headlines— elections. but first, the headlines with bethany elsey . headlines with bethany elsey. mott.— headlines with bethany elsey. mott. ttmt— headlines with bethany elsey. mark, thank you. _ headlines with bethany elsey. mark, thank you. here's- headlines with bethany elsey. mark, thank you. here's the latest from the newsroom. the newly crowned king and queen have said they're profoundly grateful for all the support they've received. this weekend, 20,000 people have filled windsor castle to join the king and queen for the coronation concert. charles camilla and the prince and princess of wales and their three children waved to their three children waved to the crowds from the top balcony with prince william set to make a speech later on stage, the prime minister and his wife, akshata murty, are also guests of honour performers include take that katy perry and lionel richie as well as special appearances from tom cruise,

dame joan collins and sir tom jones ahead of the show, host hugh bonneville said, it's going to be a great night. there are so many standout— d " 9 there are so many standout moments . from so many standout moments. from what— so many standout moments. from what too— so many standout moments. from what t-vo stom— so many standout moments. from what i've seen. there's a tooutttut— what i've seen. there's a beautiful poem composed ospoototty— beautiful poem composed especially for— beautiful poem composed especially for the event. mots-s— especially for the event. mom-s o— especially for the event. there's a remarkable finale , there's a remarkable finale, tott— there's a remarkable finale, both visually— there's a remarkable finale, both visually and aurally and some astonishing pop performances along the way. and as mott— performances along the way. and as wet os— performances along the way. and as well as classical— as well as classical performances from andrea as well as classical— performances from andrea bocelli and performances from andrea bocelli mt sm— performances from andrea bocelli mt stt stym— performances from andrea bocelli and sir bryn terfel_ performances from andrea bocelli and sir bryn terfel . so i think and sir bryn terfel. so i think more— and sir bryn terfel. so i think them many— and sir bryn terfel. so i think there really is— and sir bryn terfel. so i think there really is something for ooomoty— there really is something for everyone tonight. it's going to be everyone tonight. it's going to to mootsot. — everyone tonight. it's going to be magical. tens— everyone tonight. it's going to be magical. : be magical. tens of thousands of street parties have been held across the uk to continue the celebration as the annual event run by eden project communities said 67,000 big lunch events were planned for today. the royal family were out in force to show their thanks and sisters princess beatrice and eugenie were at an event in buckinghamshire and the duke of edinburgh, edward and his wife sophie, stopped by a lunch in surrey. well—wishers said the parties brought out the best of

british. it's lovely to see all the people and the balloons out and everything. yeah, excellent . it and everything. yeah, excellent . t tt— and everything. yeah, excellent . t tt toosm-t— and everything. yeah, excellent . it it doesn't happen- e�*t: g yeah, excellent . it it doesn't happen often enough— . it it doesn't happen often enough to— . it it doesn't happen often enough to get— . it it doesn't happen often enough to get people to get together— enough to get people to get together and— enough to get people to get together and they should get a day together and they should get a toy uto— together and they should get a toy ttto tms. — together and they should get a day like this. great c day like this. great but it's a very— day like this. great but it's a very mee— day like this. great but it's a very nice, like, creative thing to bring us all together to celebrate this because it's a one in a lifetime thing. i don't think i'm going to experience it again. ithink think i'm going to experience it again. i think it's wonderful thet— again. i think it's wonderful ttot-momy- again. i think it's wonderful that-many people| again. i think it's wonderful- that-many people have that there's so many people have some-support— that there's so many people have some-support tt— that there's so many people have come support it and we've come to support it and we've got— come to support it and we've got you— come to support it and we've even got you know, nice fine weottet— even got you know, nice fine weather-the- even got you know, nice fine. weather-the -and weather after all the rain. and whet—ot- weather after all the rain. and whet—ot tme- what did you make of the coronation— what did you make of the coronation we— what did you make of the coronation we loved it. we loved every— coronation we loved it. we loved every-ot— coronation we loved it. we loved every-ot tt— coronation we loved it. we loved every of it, especially every minute of it, especially seeme— every minute of it, especially seemg ttttte— every minute of it, especially seeing little louis singing the mottomot— seeing little louis singing the national-all- seeing little louis singing the national-all the- seeing little louis singing the national all the way national anthem. all the way though. — national anthem. all the way through. yeah,— national anthem. all the way through. yeah, it— national anthem. all the way through. “43?" c : through. yeah, it was impressed. yeah actually proud through. yeah, it was impressed.| yeah-actually proud to yeah yeah. i'm actually proud to be yeah yeah. i'm actually proud to toe-tset— yeah yeah. i'm actually proud to te-tsm-t tte — yeah yeah. i'm actually proud to be-isn't it.7 the- yeah yeah. i'm actually proud to be-isn't it.7 the first. be british, isn't it.7 the first testy— be british, isn't it.7 the first ttty ot— be british, isn't it.7 the first lady of the us, jill biden, was one of the special guests hosted at a big lunch by the prime minister his outside minister and his wife outside downing street . earlier downing street. earlier recipients of the points of light award, which has been given to ordinary people doing extraordinary things for their community, were also there, as well as some ukrainian refugees and their host as the government

has defended the police response to protests ahead of the coronation after complaints that officers went too far. 52 people were arrested , including from were arrested, including from the anti—monarchy group republic. and just stop oil. amnesty international's policing expert says the metropolitan police may have misused new powers granted by the public order bill, but the force insists it's they acted in line with legislation and the culture secretary , lucy frazer, said the secretary, lucy frazer, said the new powers are there to be used . you're up to date on tv, .you're up to date on tv, onune .you're up to date on tv, online , dab+ radio and on tune online, dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's back to . back to. mark isn't back to. mark. . isn't bethany back to. mark- . isn't bethany the back to. mark— . isn't bethany the best? toot to. matt— . isn't bethany the best? she's isn't bethany the best? she's back - isn't bethany the best? she's toot—me.— - isn't bethany the best? she's back—time. welcomei back in an hour's time. welcome to-ootom— back in an hour's time. welcome to-dolan tonight- back in an hour's time. welcome to-dolan tonight in- back in an hour's time. welcome to dolan tonight in my big to mark dolan tonight in my big ootmom— to mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, labour— to mark dolan tonight in my big opinion, labour performed sttomgty— opinion, labour performed sttomgty ot— opinion, labour performed strongly at the— opinion, labour performed strongly at the local elections,

tut— strongly at the local elections, tut tt— strongly at the local elections, tut tt smot— strongly at the local elections, but if sunak stays the course , but if sunak stays the course, toes— but if sunak stays the course, ttxes me— but if sunak stays the course, fixes the economy and stops the toots— fixes the economy and stops the boots. tt-s— fixes the economy and stops the boots. tt-s ott— fixes the economy and stops the boats. it's all to— fixes the economy and stops the boats. it's all to play for in a yes— boats. it's all to play for in a ye ttme— boats. it's all to play for in a ye ttme. toy— boats. it's all to play for in a year's time. my first on air esoomse to— year's time. my first on air response to the— year's time. my first on air response to the local election tesutts— response to the local election tesatts was— response to the local election results was in— response to the local election results was in my— response to the local election results was in my take at ten tame— results was in my take at ten tttmee matey-s— results was in my take at ten prince harry's blink and you'll ms— prince harry's blink and you'll t.— prince harry's blink and you'll miss it. appearance at the common— miss it. appearance at the coronation was— miss it. appearance at the coronation was another slap in the taee— coronation was another slap in the taee to— coronation was another slap in the face to his— coronation was another slap in the face to his father and the country— the face to his father and the country t-tt— the face to his father and the country i'll be— the face to his father and the country i'll be dealing with the worms— country i'll be dealing with the world's least— country i'll be dealing with the world's least happy millionaire in world's least happy millionaire m mo— world's least happy millionaire in no uncertain— world's least happy millionaire in no uncertain terms. and you wont— in no uncertain terms. and you wont-to— in no uncertain terms. and you wont-to ms— in no uncertain terms. and you won't-to miss it.- in no uncertain terms. and you won't to miss it. that's won't want to miss it. that's attet— won't want to miss it. that's attet tem— won't want to miss it. that's attet tem m— won't want to miss it. that's after ten in-big- won't want to miss it. that's after ten in big story. i'll after ten in the big story. i'll be joined— after ten in the big story. i'll be joined ty— after ten in the big story. i'll be joined by too— after ten in the big story. i'll be joined by top royal journalist— be joined by top royal journalist charlie ray. and i'll be asttma— journalist charlie ray. and i'll be astmg, am— journalist charlie ray. and i'll be asking, can king charles make otttatm— be asking, can king charles make otttam great— be asking, can king charles make britain great again? my mark meets— britain great again? my mark meets guest— britain great again? my mark meets guest is— britain great again? my mark meets guest is the author of a smoetme— meets guest is the author of a stoetmg mew— meets guest is the author of a shocking new book about the mamage— shocking new book about the marriage between hollywood stas— marriage between hollywood stas amber— marriage between hollywood stars. amber heard and johnny depp— stars. amber heard and johnny depp.-am— stars. amber heard and johnny depp. an extraordinary soap depp. it's an extraordinary soap oeora — depp. it's an extraordinary soap oeora amt— depp. it's an extraordinary soap oeora amt you— depp. it's an extraordinary soap opera. and you will not believe what— opera. and you will not believe what they— opera. and you will not believe what they got— opera. and you will not believe what they got up— opera. and you will not believe what they got up to . tonight's what they got up to. tonight's newsmaker is— what they got up to. tonight's newsmaker is politics legend ann wmtater— newsmaker is politics legend ann wmtater .— newsmaker is politics legend ann wmtater. r-tt— newsmaker is politics legend ann whitaker. i'll be— newsmaker is politics legend ann whitaker. i'll be asking ann wmetmer— whitaker. i'll be asking ann whether the _ whitaker. i'll be asking ann whether the police were too hard on whether the police were too hard or royat— whether the police were too hard on royal protesters— whether the police were too hard on royal protesters . are the on royal protesters. are the tomes— on royal protesters. are the tories really— on royal protesters. are the tories really sunk ? and ann will tories really sunk? and ann will tell tories really sunk? and ann will tett as— tories really sunk? and ann will tett as ter— tories really sunk? and ann will tell us her highlights from yesterday-s— tell us her highlights from yesterday's coronation session. mat-s— yesterday's coronation session. mat-s mom.—

yesterday's coronation session. that's right. ann— yesterday's coronation session. that's right. ann widdecombe tootme— that's right. ann widdecombe tootmg tast— that's right. ann widdecombe looking back at— that's right. ann widdecombe looking back at what has been a gtortoas— looking back at what has been a gtortoas ze— looking back at what has been a glorious 24 hours,— looking back at what has been a glorious 24 hours, mark dolan tomett— glorious 24 hours, mark dolan tomett ts— glorious 24 hours, mark dolan tomtgmt ts tre— glorious 24 hours, mark dolan tonight is the home of the papers— tonight is the home of the papers wttt— tonight is the home of the papers with tomorrow's front pages— papers with tomorrow's front pages trom — papers with tomorrow's front pages from 1030 with three top pamttts— pages from 1030 with three top pamttts wro— pages from 1030 with three top pundits who haven't been told what— pundits who haven't been told what to— pundits who haven't been told what to say— pundits who haven't been told what to say and— pundits who haven't been told what to say and who don't . what to say and who don't. tottow— what to say and who don't. tottow tre— what to say and who don't. follow the script tonight , emma follow the script tonight, emma tamett— follow the script tonight, emma tamett nett— follow the script tonight, emma burnell neil fox— follow the script tonight, emma burnell neil fox and lin mei arso— burnell neil fox and lin mei atso tomtgtt— burnell neil fox and lin mei also tonight i'll— burnell neil fox and lin mei also tonight i'll be asking the pamttts— also tonight i'll be asking the pamttts was— also tonight i'll be asking the pundits was the _ also tonight i'll be asking the pundits was the coronation tateomy— pundits was the coronation tateomy too— pundits was the coronation balcony too white? that's a quote — balcony too white? that's a quote trom — balcony too white? that's a quote trom a— balcony too white? that's a quote from a famous actress who sat— quote from a famous actress who satt sme— quote from a famous actress who satt sme wasmt— quote from a famous actress who said she wasn't happy with the tree— said she wasn't happy with the ttme wo— said she wasn't happy with the ttme up om— said she wasn't happy with the ttme up or tree— said she wasn't happy with the line up on the balcony and after his line up on the balcony and after ms antes— line up on the balcony and after his antics yesterday, should rrmee— his antics yesterday, should prince louis— his antics yesterday, should prince louis be— his antics yesterday, should prince louis be sent to the tower— prince louis be sent to the tower e— prince louis be sent to the tower ? we've _ prince louis be sent to the tower ? we've also got your tower? we've also got your ematts— tower? we've also got your emails, especially the spicy wart— emails, especially the spicy ones. mark at— emails, especially the spicy ones. mark at gb news gbnews.uk. mts— ones. mark at gb news gbnews.uk. tms stow— ones. mark at gb news gbnews.uk. tms stow mas— ones. mark at gb news gbnews.uk. tms stow was a— ones. mark at gb news gbnews.uk. this show has a golden rule. we tom-t— this show has a golden rule. we tom-t to— this show has a golden rule. we tom-t to torme— this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring . _ this show has a golden rule. we don't do boring . we don't do boring. not on my water. r— don't do boring. not on my water. trust— don't do boring. not on my watch. i just won't- don't do boring. mic f i just won't have it. watch. i just won't have it. a sowote— watch. i just won't have it. a oowote ot— watch. i just won't have it. a couple of other— watch. i just won't have it. a couple of other bits- f i just won't have it. a couple of other bits and bobs to tetr— couple of other bits and bobs to tett you— couple of other bits and bobs to tett yow atom.— couple of other bits and bobs to tell you about. by— couple of other bits and bobs to tell you about. by the way, a tegemtary— tell you about. by the way, a legendary royat— tell you about. by the way, a legendary royal photographer wttt— legendary royal photographer wtttr-om— legendary royal photographer wttt join us— legendary royal photographer will join us on— legendary royal photographer will join us on the show. this is will join us on the show. this ts tree— will join us on the show. this ts the gay— will join us on the show. this ts the gay treat— will join us on the show. this is the guy that took the first proto— is the guy that took the first ever photo of— is the guy that took the first ever photo of charles, diana and wttttam. — ever photo of charles, diana and wttttam. we-s— ever photo of charles, diana and william. he's with— ever photo of charles, diana and william. he's with us later. and

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amomg— hated and toxic brand, including among many— hated and toxic brand, including among many ot— hated and toxic brand, including among many of their own supporters— among many of their own supporters .— among many of their own supporters , and they've only supporters, and they've only trowgtt— supporters, and they've only trowgtt rt— supporters, and they've only brought it on— supporters, and they've only brought it on themselves. but wmtst— brought it on themselves. but wmtst tree— brought it on themselves. but whilst the tories— brought it on themselves. but whilst the tories suffered a momentous collapse in the may eteettoms— momentous collapse in the may eteettoms .— momentous collapse in the may elections , and— momentous collapse in the may elections , and although the elections, and although the oppostttom— elections, and although the opposition made numerous teattme— opposition made numerous headline grabbing gains , their headline grabbing gains, their oweratt— headline grabbing gains, their overall share— headline grabbing gains, their overall share didn't tick up significantly— overall share didn't tick up significantly more erg the tourm— significantly more erg the tooth was— significantly more erg the fourth was spectacularly bad for the tomes— fourth was spectacularly bad for the tortes yes— fourth was spectacularly bad for the tories, yes, but— fourth was spectacularly bad for the tories, yes, but not spectacularly- the tories, yes, but not spectacularly good for labour. amt— spectacularly good for labour. amt wttt— spectacularly good for labour. and with this— spectacularly good for labour. and with this current administration having at least a year— administration having at least a year to— administration having at least a year to tam— administration having at least a year to turn the— administration having at least a year to turn the ship around , year to turn the ship around, tt-s— year to turn the ship around, tt-s att— year to turn the ship around, tt-s at to— year to turn the ship around, ms at to pray— year to turn the ship around, it's all to play for given the state— it's all to play for given the state ot— it's all to play for given the state of the _ it's all to play for given the state of the economy and the tast— state of the economy and the taet twat— state of the economy and the fact that millions— state of the economy and the fact that millions of brits are strwggtmg— fact that millions of brits are strwggtmg to— fact that millions of brits are struggling to put food on the tatte— struggling to put food on the tatte, tit— struggling to put food on the table, fill their— struggling to put food on the table, fill their cars with petrot— table, fill their cars with petrot amt — table, fill their cars with petrol and get a gp appointment . amt— petrol and get a gp appointment . and-astonishing— petrol and get a gp appointment . and astonishing that keir . and it's astonishing that keir starmer— . and it's astonishing that keir starmer tsp-t— . and it's astonishing that keir starmer isn't enjoying a tony matr— starmer isn't enjoying a tony ptatr styte— starmer isn't enjoying a tony blair style lead— starmer isn't enjoying a tony blair style lead at the moment. but blair style lead at the moment. out there-s— blair style lead at the moment. out trees a— blair style lead at the moment. but there's a reason for that. wes— but there's a reason for that. we-s mot— but there's a reason for that. we-s mot tony— but there's a reason for that. he's not tony blair. this pompous— he's not tony blair. this pompous north london lawyer who typtttes— pompous north london lawyer who typtttes everytmmg— pompous north london lawyer who typifies everything about the wowe— typifies everything about the woke metropolitan brexit hating ettte— woke metropolitan brexit hating ettte ts— woke metropolitan brexit hating ettte ts stmpty— woke metropolitan brexit hating elite is simply not loved by the prtttst—

elite is simply not loved by the british public.— elite is simply not loved by the british public. have you ever met— british public. have you ever met a— british public. have you ever met a tetr— british public. have you ever met a keir starmer fan ? where met a keir starmer fan? where are met a keir starmer fan? where these— met a keir starmer fan? where are these groupies? these tamatteat— are these groupies? these fanatical supporters who every otter— fanatical supporters who every other game— fanatical supporters who every other game changing prime rrmtster— other game changing prime rrmtster .— other game changing prime minister , including thatcher and minister, including thatcher and rotata— minister, including thatcher and pig. tat— minister, including thatcher and pig. tat at— minister, including thatcher and blair, had at their— minister, including thatcher and blair, had at their disposal the my— blair, had at their disposal the only momentum _ blair, had at their disposal the only momentum that keir starmer has got— only momentum that keir starmer has got ts— only momentum that keir starmer has got ts twat— only momentum that keir starmer has got is that group of hard tert— has got is that group of hard left ideologues— has got is that group of hard left ideologues breathing down his left ideologues breathing down its tmoat. — left ideologues breathing down his throat. momentum themselves as no reatty— his throat. momentum themselves as no one really likes keir starmer— as no one really likes keir starmer at— as no one really likes keir starmer at best- as no one really likes keir starmer at best it's me and at worst— starmer at best it's me and at worst .— starmer at best it's me and at worst , tt-s— starmer at best it's me and at worst , tt-s wry— starmer at best it's me and at worst , it's why ?_ starmer at best it's me and at worst , it's why ? well, because worst, it's why? well, because in worst, it's why? well, because it my— worst, it's why? well, because it my wew— worst, it's why? well, because in my view, he's— worst, it's why? well, because in my view, he's not authentic. wes— in my view, he's not authentic. we-s mot— in my view, he's not authentic. we-s mot reat— in my view, he's not authentic. he's not real, he's— in my view, he's not authentic. he's not real, he's not stratgtt— he's not real, he's not straight. the- he's not real, he's not straight. the pledges he makes are straight. the pledges he makes atowt— straight. the pledges he makes about as— straight. the pledges he makes are about as valuable as shares in are about as valuable as shares is sitcom— are about as valuable as shares in silicon valley— are about as valuable as shares in silicon valley bank. rzi; are about as valuable as shares in silicon valley bank. rz; in silicon valley bank. he wants jeremy— in silicon valley bank. he wants jeremy corbyn to be prime minister. then he chucks him out of minister. then he chucks him out ot the— minister. then he chucks him out or the party.— minister. then he chucks him out or the party. we— minister. then he chucks him out of the party. he wants— ii " then he chucks him out of the party. he wants a second reteremtwm— of the party. he wants a second referendum on— of the party. he wants a second referendum on brexit, effectively _ referendum on brexit, effectively trying to reverse the— effectively trying to reverse the decision— effectively trying to reverse the decision .— effectively trying to reverse the decision . now he reckons the decision. now he reckons treat— the decision. now he reckons ereatt ts— the decision. now he reckons ereatt ts a— the decision. now he reckons brexit is a great— the decision. now he reckons brexit is a great idea. the team arter— brexit is a great idea. the team wmter mm — brexit is a great idea. the team wmter mm .— brexit is a great idea. the team under him , including the likes under him, including the likes of under him, including the likes ot tmtty— under him, including the likes of emily thornberry, laugh and at— of emily thornberry, laugh and at the— of emily thornberry, laugh and sneer at the patriotic flags of tree— sneer at the patriotic flags of the tmgttst— sneer at the patriotic flags of the english people. but now he the engliin people. but now he is the english people. but now he ts wr— the english people. but now he is mr patriotic— the english people. but now he is mr patriotic himself . he is mr patriotic himself. he mtwtges— is mr patriotic himself. he

mtwtges m— is mr patriotic himself. he indulges in the- is mr patriotic himself. he indulges in the fantasy that a man can be a woman and a woman te— man can be a woman and a woman be a— man can be a woman and a woman be a tat— man can be a woman and a woman can be a man, but then fudges it by saymg— can be a man, but then fudges it by saytmg esta— can be a man, but then fudges it by saytmg oow ot— can be a man, but then fudges it by saying 99% of women don't mave— by saying 99% of women don't have a— by saying 99% of women don't have a pems— by saying 99% of women don't have a pemts .— by saying 99% of women don't have a penis . a— by saying 99% of women don't have a penis . a typical fence have a penis. a typical fence stttmg— have a penis. a typical fence sitting position— have a penis. a typical fence sitting position that will ptease— sitting position that will ptease mo— sitting position that will please no one. he wants to mattomattse— please no one. he wants to nationalise industries. then he toesm-t.— nationalise industries. then he toesm-t. we— nationalise industries. then he doesn't. he wants— nationalise industries. then he doesn't. he wants to scrap twtttom— doesn't. he wants to scrap tuition fees.— doesn't. he wants to scrap tuition fees. then he doesn't . tuition fees. then he doesn't. amt— tuition fees. then he doesn't. amt tet-s— tuition fees. then he doesn't. amt tet-s mot— tuition fees. then he doesn't. and let's not forget his performance - and let's not forget his performance during the pandemic wtem— performance during the pandemic wtem te— performance during the pandemic when we went— performance during the pandemic when he went around pretending to te— when he went around pretending to te rrtme— when he went around pretending to be prime minister , holding to be prime minister, holding rapto— to be prime minister, holding atom press— to be prime minister, holding random press conferences , i'm random press conferences, i'm asswmmg— random press conferences, i'm asswmmg trom — random press conferences, i'm assuming from his bedroom eattmg— assuming from his bedroom eattmg tor— assuming from his bedroom calling for extra— assuming from his bedroom calling for extra emergency toettowms. — calling for extra emergency lockdowns. and _ calling for extra emergency lockdowns. and he called freedom day lockdowns. and he called freedom pay m— lockdowns. and he called freedom pay is arty— lockdowns. and he called freedom pay is raty zom— lockdowns. and he called freedom day in july 2021 reckless. s wett— day in july 2021 reckless. s wett .— day in july 2021 reckless. s wett , treat— day in july 2021 reckless. s well , that aged- day in july 2021 reckless. s well , that aged well, didn't it well, that aged well, didn't it ? well, that aged well, didn't it e starmer— well, that aged well, didn't it ? starmer seems— well, that aged well, didn't it ? starmer seems to have a great tatemt— ? starmer seems to have a great tatemt tor— ? starmer seems to have a great talent for being— ? starmer seems to have a great talent for being on— ? starmer seems to have a great talent for being on the wrong stte— talent for being on the wrong stte ot— talent for being on the wrong stte ot every— talent for being on the wrong side of every argument because the wews— side of every argument because the views that— side of every argument because the views that he _ side of every argument because the views that he and his mates in the views that he and his mates m rstmgtom— the views that he and his mates in islington have— the views that he and his mates in islington have do not represent— in islington have do not represent the- in islington have do not represent the views of millions of represent the views of millions ot ortmary— represent the views of millions of ordinary brits— represent the views of millions of ordinary brits like you and rt-s— of ordinary brits like you and rt-s mot— of ordinary brits like you and rt-s not a— of ordinary brits like you and me. it's not a fashionable view, tat— me. it's not a fashionable view, tat m— me. it's not a fashionable view, put it our— me. it's not a fashionable view, but in our increasingly presidential- but in our increasingly presidential system, when it's a stratgtt— presidential system, when it's a straight choice— presidential system, when it's a straight choice between prime rrmtster— straight choice between prime minister starmer— straight choice between prime minister starmer and prime rrmtster— minister starmer and prime minister sunak,— minister starmer and prime minister sunak, i think many

wit— minister sunak, i think many wttt tott— minister sunak, i think many will hold their— minister sunak, i think many will hold their nose and back smat— will hold their nose and back swmat wttt— will hold their nose and back sunak with no— will hold their nose and back sunak with no great enthusiasm . sunak with no great enthusiasm. but sunak with no great enthusiasm. tat r— sunak with no great enthusiasm. tat r tmmt— sunak with no great enthusiasm. but i think they— sunak with no great enthusiasm. but i think they will. y well gag,— but i think they will. y well soon. erg, for— but i think they will. y well soon. erg, for all of his sins, tas— soon. erg, for all of his sins, tas mot— soon. erg, for all of his sins, has not tttp— soon. erg, for all of his sins, has not flip flopped or blown wttt— has not flip flopped or blown wttt tree— has not flip flopped or blown with the wind— has not flip flopped or blown with the wind .— has not flip flopped or blown with the wind . he's been pretty with the wind. he's been pretty oomststemt— with the wind. he's been pretty consistent, including by raising tae— consistent, including by raising tae wmet— consistent, including by raising taxes, which he— consistent, including by raising taxes, which he said he would do amt— taxes, which he said he would do amt wmet— taxes, which he said he would do amt wttet tas— taxes, which he said he would do and which has been— taxes, which he said he would do and which has been very wmpopwtar— and which has been very unpopular within his own party. the politician— unpopular within his own party. the politician you— unpopular within his own party. the politician you can trust is me— the politician you can trust is the ome— the politician you can trust is the wto-s— the politician you can trust is the one who's willing to be wmpopwtar— the one who's willing to be wmpopwtar to— the one who's willing to be unpopular to sunak has stabilised— unpopular to sunak has stabilised the economy, settling the stabilised the economy, settling tte newes— stabilised the economy, settling the memes ot— stabilised the economy, settling the nerves of the— stabilised the economy, settling the nerves of the international tort— the nerves of the international bond markets— the nerves of the international bond markets upon whose largesse we are now so reliant . s and he we are now so reliant. s and he tas— we are now so reliant. s and he has etearty— we are now so reliant. s and he has clearly identified his five big has clearly identified his five ttg goats. — has clearly identified his five ttg goats. we— has clearly identified his five big goals. he hasn't deleted them.— big goals. he hasn't deleted them. we— big goals. he hasn't deleted them. he hasn't— big goals. he hasn't deleted them. he hasn't changed them , them. he hasn't changed them, rewrtttem— them. he hasn't changed them, rewritten them,— them. he hasn't changed them, rewritten them, he— them. he hasn't changed them, rewritten them, he hasn't serappet— rewritten them, he hasn't scrapped them, fixed the nhs , scrapped them, fixed the nhs, tawe— scrapped them, fixed the nhs, halve inflation,— scrapped them, fixed the nhs, halve inflation, tackle the debt , get— halve inflation, tackle the debt , get tree— halve inflation, tackle the debt , get the economy— halve inflation, tackle the debt , get the economy growing and stop— , get the economy growing and stop me— , get the economy growing and stop the boats. _ , get the economy growing and stop the boats. what's not to twe— stop the boats. what's not to ttte e— stop the boats. what's not to like ? whereas— stop the boats. what's not to like ? whereas who knows what like? whereas who knows what starmer— like? whereas who knows what starmer really— like? whereas who knows what starmer really thinks or what he wants— starmer really thinks or what he wants to— starmer really thinks or what he wants to to— starmer really thinks or what he wants to to e— starmer really thinks or what he wants to do ? can— starmer really thinks or what he wants to do ? can we hope that if wants to do? can we hope that if he was— wants to do? can we hope that if he te— wants to do? can we hope that if he wins, he will— wants to do? can we hope that if he wins, he will be— wants to do? can we hope that if he wins, he will be a modern

tate— he wins, he will be a modern tate eete— he wins, he will be a modern date centre left— he wins, he will be a modern date centre left figure like tony— date centre left figure like tomy tram— date centre left figure like tony blair, who i voted for tree— tony blair, who i voted for three times— tony blair, who i voted for three times as— tony blair, who i voted for three times as well . given the three times as well. given the tast— three times as well. given the taet treat— three times as well. given the fact that he's— three times as well. given the fact that he's flanked by the tttes— fact that he's flanked by the tttes ot— fact that he's flanked by the likes of angela— fact that he's flanked by the likes of angela rayner and a mat— likes of angela rayner and a tart sore— likes of angela rayner and a hard core rump— likes of angela rayner and a hard core rump of corbynite backbenchers_ hard core rump of corbynite backbenchers ,_ hard core rump of corbynite backbenchers , guys, i wouldn't backbenchers, guys, i wouldn't be so— backbenchers, guys, i wouldn't be so . r— backbenchers, guys, i wouldn't be so sure . i think the local be so sure. i think the local eteettom— be so sure. i think the local election results— be so sure. i think the local election results proved that kerr— election results proved that keir starmer— election results proved that keir starmer cannot win an oweratt— keir starmer cannot win an overall majority, which means he wowtt— overall majority, which means he wowtt te— overall majority, which means he would be reliant— overall majority, which means he would be reliant on— overall majority, which means he would be reliant on the support of would be reliant on the support ot wwmza— would be reliant on the support of humza yousaf_ would be reliant on the support of humza yousaf terrifyingly woke— of humza yousaf terrifyingly wote swe— of humza yousaf terrifyingly woke snp and— of humza yousaf terrifyingly woke snp and hardcore socialist backbenchers_ woke snp and hardcore socialist backbenchers .— woke snp and hardcore socialist backbenchers . the likes of john backbenchers. the likes of john trepomett— backbenchers. the likes of john trepomett .— backbenchers. the likes of john mcdonnell , richard backbenchers. the likes of john mcdonnell, richard burgon and time— mcdonnell, richard burgon and ptame attott— mcdonnell, richard burgon and diane abbott. they would be in the trtwmg— diane abbott. they would be in the driving seat— diane abbott. they would be in the driving seat and they would start— the driving seat and they would stttt tre— the driving seat and they would start the party— the driving seat and they would shift the party further to the tert— shift the party further to the tett ot— shift the party further to the tett ot tart— shift the party further to the left of karl marx with the right teater. — left of karl marx with the right leader. labour— left of karl marx with the right leader. labour achieve a healthy matortty— leader. labour achieve a healthy matortty m— leader. labour achieve a healthy matortty m a— leader. labour achieve a healthy majority in a year's— leader. labour achieve a healthy majority in a year's time, but trey— majority in a year's time, but they tom-t— majority in a year's time, but they don't have— majority in a year's time, but they don't have the right litre. rte— they don't have the right litre. rte teater— they don't have the right litre. the leader they've got keir starmer— the leader they've got keir starmer and— the leader they've got keir starmer and with him the best trey— starmer and with him the best they am— starmer and with him the best they mope— starmer and with him the best they can hope for— starmer and with him the best they can hope for is labour as me— they can hope for is labour as the ttggest— they can hope for is labour as the biggest party— they can hope for is labour as the biggest party in a hung parttamemt— the biggest party in a hung parliament, at— the biggest party in a hung parliament, at which point trttam— parliament, at which point britain will— parliament, at which point britain will be— parliament, at which point britain will be hung out to dry. be britain will be hung out to dry. te earetwt— britain will be hung out to dry. be careful what— britain will be hung out to dry. be careful what you wish .

be careful what you wish. for sav— be careful what you wish. for say .— be careful what you wish. for say , what-s— be careful what you wish. for say , what's your— be careful what you wish. for say , what's your reaction to my say, what's your reaction to my big say, what's your reaction to my ttg opmtom— say, what's your reaction to my big opinion? mark@gbnews.uk ratom— big opinion? mark@gbnews.uk tatowr are— big opinion? mark@gbnews.uk labour are streets ahead in the ports?— labour are streets ahead in the pots? rt— labour are streets ahead in the polls? it seems— labour are streets ahead in the polls? it seems that the marortty— polls? it seems that the marortty ot— polls? it seems that the majority of those out there, the wotmg— majority of those out there, the wotmg patte— majority of those out there, the voting public, think it's time for voting public, think it's time tor a— voting public, think it's time for a labour— voting public, think it's time for a labour government. what's your— for a labour government. what's your wews— for a labour government. what's your view? mark— for a labour government. what's your view? mark at— for a labour government. what's your view? mark at gb news .uk reaetmg— your view? mark at gb news .uk reaetmg to— your view? mark at gb news .uk reaetmg to my— your view? mark at gb news .uk reacting to my big— your view? mark at gb news .uk reacting to my big opinion. my top pwmttts— reacting to my big opinion. my top pundits tonight , journalist top pundits tonight, journalist and top pundits tonight, journalist amt potttteat— top pundits tonight, journalist and political consultant emma twmett— and political consultant emma twmett .— and political consultant emma twmett , pr— and political consultant emma burnell , dj and— and political consultant emma burnell , dj and broadcaster neil burnell, dj and broadcaster neil fox burnell, dj and broadcaster neil tor amt— burnell, dj and broadcaster neil fox and political— burnell, dj and broadcaster neil fox and political and social commentator— fox and political and social commentator lin mei lynn, great to tave— commentator lin mei lynn, great to have you— commentator lin mei lynn, great to have you back— commentator lin mei lynn, great to have you back on the show. vow— to have you back on the show. your reaction— to have you back on the show. your reaction to— to have you back on the show. your reaction to thursday's toeat— your reaction to thursday's local election— your reaction to thursday's local election results? i think it demonstrates— local election results? i think it demonstrates that labour amot— it demonstrates that labour amt torm — it demonstrates that labour cannot form an _ it demonstrates that labour cannot form an overall majority at me— cannot form an overall majority at the meat— cannot form an overall majority at the next election . lattice at the next election. well, i tape.— at the next election. well, i hope r— at the next election. well, i tape, r tape— at the next election. well, i hope, i hope not personally, but at the same time i'm glad that essentially they got a kicking in terms of the conservatives, i

don't think that many of the people that voted for local elections for labour , for when elections for labour, for when it comes to the general election, i don't think that they're actually going to vote for labour, but i think they're sending out a strong message. they're death of the they're sick to death of the conservative not listening they're sick to death of the co the vative not listening they're sick to death of the co the electorate not listening they're sick to death of the co the electorate right listening they're sick to death of the co the electorate right ? stening they're sick to death of the co the electorate right ? rishi lg to the electorate right? rishi sunakis to the electorate right? rishi sunak is unelected and however, he is really good in terms of stability. but i still don't think the conservatives are listening to the electorate. okay. neil fox yeah, i think toot,— okay. neil fox yeah, i think toot, tree— okay. neil fox yeah, i think look, the local— okay. neil fox yeah, i think look, the local elections as i tom-t— look, the local elections as i tom-t mow— look, the local elections as i don't know what— look, the local elections as i don't know what the turnout is, it's don't know what the turnout is, tt-s newer— don't know what the turnout is, tt-s very— don't know what the turnout is, it's never very high and i think peopte— it's never very high and i think peopte vote— it's never very high and i think peopte wote very— it's never very high and i think people vote very differently in root— people vote very differently in toeat so.— people vote very differently in toeat so. — people vote very differently in toeat to r— people vote very differently in local 30. i mean— people vote very differently in local 30. i mean ,- people vote very differently in local 30. " e rt. local 30. i mean, it's pathetic really, isn't it? but but people i think , vote very differently i think, vote very differently in local elections than they do in local elections than they do in a general election . i think in a general election. i think to a certain extent, a local election doesn't almost have that on your life. that much impact on your life. but general election but the general election certainly can. think when certainly can. and i think when on your in your big opinion, i totally agree and was nodding along said, you know, along when you said, you know, labour's strongest point at the moment is they're just the

moment is they're just not the tories. think sadly tories. and i think for sadly for long that has now been for too long that has now been the case. i mean the tories have just handed them in in a way just handed them in in a way just so many gifts and opportunities by cocking up so much last few years and much over the last few years and just non—stop change of government of, of prime minister of this sackings , everything of this sackings, everything that's happened scandal, sleaze . i mean it has just been endless and in a way, a gift that keeps on giving to the labour party. but the one thing they haven't really done yet is told what they would do and told us what they would do and how they would change things. and put and actually i don't think put forward, think in a way many forward, i think in a way many of us hoping, wishing they of us are hoping, wishing they would put forward some candidates that you think these people when blair did people a bit like when blair did oh god, people look oh my god, these people look like they're like they know what they're going they have some going to do and they have some ideas. yet. we've ideas. i don't think yet. we've got got the got that. we've just got the fact not the tories . fact they're not the tories. well, there you go. and not temg— well, there you go. and not tetmg tre— well, there you go. and not being the tories— well, there you go. and not being the tories isn't enough well, there you go. and not bei labour, 'ories isn't enough well, there you go. and not bei labour, isies isn't enough well, there you go. and not bei labour, is it?isn't enough well, there you go. and not bei labour, is it? emmaiough well, there you go. and not bei labour, is it? emma rugh well, there you go. and not bei labour, is it? emma 51h well, there you go. and not bei labour, is it? emma s e for labour, is it? emma > it's not— for labour, is it? emma > it's not enough.— for labour, is it? emma > it's not enough, but— for labour, is it? emma > it's not enough, but it's a blooming good frankly, given who good start, frankly, given who the are and the fact that the tories are and the fact that we're uniform despite our we're quite uniform despite our quite differing political

opinions on that, think that opinions on that, i think that tells you a big story. i mean, no , the local elections are not no, the local elections are not a complete guide to what's going to happen. but i do think that wmtertymg— to happen. but i do think that underlying some— to happen. but i do think that underlying some of— but i do think that underlying some of what happened on underlying some of what happened or ttwrstay— underlying some of what happened on thursday and— underlying some of what happened on thursday and the results that we seepmg— on thursday and the results that we saw seeping out on friday, aetwatty— we saw seeping out on friday, actually shows— we saw seeping out on friday, actually shows quite an tmportamt— actually shows quite an important story about the differences— important story about the differences between now and, say,— differences between now and, say, tre— differences between now and, say, the same— differences between now and, say, the same time. these eteettom— say, the same time. these elections happened in 2019 under theresa may also dodi a very bad performance for the conservatives. they were doing a big expectation management game saying, hey, we could lose a thousand seats and everyone was saying no. yeah, they're only saymg— saying no. yeah, they're only saytmg treat-s— saying no. yeah, they're only saying that's the _ g yeah, they're only saying that's the top end of wreat— saying that's the top end of what trey— saying that's the top end of what they could— saying that's the top end of what they could lose. "er what they could lose. they lost wett— what they could lose. they lost wett over— what they could lose. they lost well over 1000 when it came to it, but more interestingly, because people do slightly because people do vote slightly differently elections differently in local elections than in general than they do in general elections is fact that elections, is the fact that there isn't a big party, there isn't a reform , there isn't a isn't a reform, there isn't a ukip, there isn't one of those protest parties to the tories, right? so the message that the

eteetorate— right? so the message that the electorate was _ ” q7 so the message that the electorate was sending in quite a tot— electorate was sending in quite a tot ot— electorate was sending in quite a tot ot ptaees— electorate was sending in quite a lot of places, both in the red watt— a lot of places, both in the red watt where— a lot of places, both in the red wall where they— a lot of places, both in the red wall where they voted labour and in wall where they voted labour and it me— wall where they voted labour and m the true— wall where they voted labour and in the blue wall— wall where they voted labour and in the blue wall where they were going— in the blue wall where they were gomg to— in the blue wall where they were gomg to the — in the blue wall where they were gomg to the wt— in the blue wall where they were going to the lib dems and the tem— going to the lib dems and the greens was we— going to the lib dems and the greens was we will vote for the eamtttate— greens was we will vote for the candidate that— greens was we will vote for the candidate that will get the tomes— candidate that will get the toes. — candidate that will get the tories- now- candidate that will get the tories- now i- candidate that will get the tories tow a; ”cc: candidate that will get the. tories- now i agree that tories out. now i agree that labour hasn't got as clear a message as you would want, but i also think that oppositions rarely do at this point in electoral cycle. i literally wrote— electoral cycle. i literally wrote my— electoral cycle. i literally wrote my whole- f carrier; i literally wrote my whole newsletter about tow— wrote my whole newsletter about how frustrating _ wrote my whole newsletter about how frustrating this point is. ttatr— how frustrating this point is. ttatr tttm-t— how frustrating this point is. blair didn't tell— how frustrating this point is. blair didn't tell us— how frustrating this point is. blair didn't tell us much- how frustrating this point is. blair didn't tell us much about what he was going to do. the trick is to be as grey and- trick is to be as grey and anonymous as- trick is to be as grey and anonymous as possible. kym trick is to be as grey and— anonymous as possible. what they meet— anonymous as possible. what they meet-ts— anonymous as possible. what they meet-ts say.— anonymous as possible. what they need is say, have a sort need to do is say, have a sort of for future. this of vision for the future. this is will look like in is what it will look like in five years time. and they five years time. and then they they do the building blocks of how get once. once how to get there once. once you've place and you've got that in place and they have some policy, they do have some policy, but they do have some policy, but they got dreadful they they've got this dreadful tendency announce once tendency to announce policy once and heard it. and think we've all heard it. and that's not how and that's just not how politics, political communication works. so i do think definite things think there's definite things labour i think the labour can do. i think the difference between where labour are , where keir starmer is and are, where keir starmer is and where rishi sunak is, is that i

think labour's got much more of opportunity to do that. rishi sunak he's set himself these sunak is he's set himself these five pledges as the inflation ones going badly already. and also i think the problem is most voters they hear we will get inflation down. what they think that means is we will get prices down and actually what it means is prices will rise slightly slower . yeah, those prices is prices will rise slightly slower. yeah, those prices , i slower. yeah, those prices, i don't think that's down to the conservatives. i that's the promtse— conservatives. i that's the promtse rte-s— i that's the promise he's made. conservatives. i that's the - promise he's made. so he's set that— promise he's made. so he's set that rat— promise he's made. so he's set that rod for his own back. but isn't it nice to have a prime rrmtster— isn't it nice to have a prime minister that's— isn't it nice to have a prime minister that's got things that he wants— minister that's got things that he wants to— minister that's got things that he wants to be— minister that's got things that he wants to be judged by? e he wants to be judged by? it's tart— he wants to be judged by? it's tart to— he wants to be judged by? it's tart to mow— he wants to be judged by? it's hard to know what— he wants to be judged by? it's hard to know what to - he wants to be judged by? it's hard to know what to judge starmer by. it can't happen overnight. if we look at the pea— overnight. if we look at the ma trey-we— overnight. if we look at the fed, they've just— g if we look at the fed, they've just increased out ttetr— fed, they've just increased out tett-rates— fed, they've just increased out their rates because of their interest rates because of tmtattom— their interest rates because of inflation and— their interest rates because of inflation and if— their interest rates because of inflation and if we look at we protatty— inflation and if we look at we probably would— inflation and if we look at we probably would do the same. but it's probably would do the same. but tt-s at— probably would do the same. but tt-s at a— probably would do the same. but tt-s at a peat— probably would do the same. but it's at a peak now.— probably would do the same. but it's at a peak now. it will start— it's at a peak now. it will start to— it's at a peak now. it will start to come— it's at a peak now. it will start to come down. and i think ottemttmes— start to come down. and i think oftentimes when— start to come down. and i think oftentimes when we hear pottttetams— oftentimes when we hear politicians say- oftentimes when we hear politicians say things , we politicians say things, we expect— politicians say things, we expect happen literally expect it to happen literally wttmm— expect it to happen literally wttmm ts— expect it to happen literally within 48 hours. and that's just not within 48 hours. and that's just mot gomg— within 48 hours. and that's just mot gomg to— within 48 hours. and that's just mot gomg to te— within 48 hours. and that's just not going to be the case. i tom-t— not going to be the case. i don't disagree— not going to be the case. i don't disagree with but

don't disagree with you, but wreat— don't disagree with you, but what—tt- don't disagree with you, but what—rt tteyl don't disagree with you, but. what—if they are what i'm saying is if they are etatmmg— what i'm saying is if they are claiming-halve- claiming we will halve inflation,— claiming we will halve inflation, we- claiming we will halve inflation, we may well get to a port— inflation, we may well get to a potmt ty— inflation, we may well get to a potmt ty-meat— inflation, we may well get to a point by next election where point by the next election where treat— point by the next election where ttatlstartmg— point by the next election where that starting happen. that is starting to happen. but wtetter— that is starting to happen. but whether that— that is starting to happen. but whether that happen is in those headune whether that happen is in those headline figures and whether that's followed up. when i go to the supermarket and buy bread and butter, that is the problem. you're absolutely with labour, ttowgm— you're absolutely with labour, ttowgm ts— you're absolutely with labour, though, is that— you're absolutely with labour, though, is that said it though, is that you said it eartter— though, is that you said it earlier. they're- though, is that you said it earlier. they're very good at ortttetsmg— earlier. they're very good at criticising every— earlier. they're very good at criticising every single thing treat— criticising every single thing that me— criticising every single thing that the conservative government says.— that the conservative government says. tat— that the conservative government says. but where?— that the conservative government says. but where? but where? but where— says. but where? but where? but where ts— says. but where? but where? but where ts tre— says. but where? but where? but where is the okay,— says. but where? but where? but where is the okay, i'm going to ertttetse— where is the okay, i'm going to ortttetse you,— where is the okay, i'm going to criticise you, but— where is the okay, i'm going to criticise you, but here's our sotwttom— criticise you, but here's our solution. we— criticise you, but here's our solution. we rarely hear that when— solution. we rarely hear that when tt— solution. we rarely hear that when it comes— solution. we rarely hear that when it comes to how thing when it when it comes to how thing when tt omes— when it comes to how thing when tt to— when it comes to how thing when it comes to inflation, when it to— it comes to inflation, when it comes to gender,— it comes to inflation, when it comes to gender, when it comes to att— comes to gender, when it comes to at these— comes to gender, when it comes to all these illegal— comes to gender, when it comes to all these illegal immigration , tmmtgrattom— to all these illegal immigration , immigration, they literally, in , immigration, they literally, it me— , immigration, they literally, in the house— , immigration, they literally, in the house of— , immigration, they literally, in the house of commons, they tammeret— in the house of commons, they hammered the— in the house of commons, they hammered the conservative party and hammered the conservative party amt r— hammered the conservative party amt r was— hammered the conservative party and i was waiting.— hammered the conservative party and i was waiting. i— hammered the conservative party and i was waiting. i was like, yeam— and i was waiting. i was like, yeam trey-re— and i was waiting. i was like, yeah, they're going to give us an alternative.— yeah, they're going to give us an alternative. was none . an alternative. there was none. go.— an alternative. there was none. to. art— an alternative. there was none. to. art yore— an alternative. there was none. no, and you're absolutely- an alternative. there was none. no, and you're absolutely right. and wrote my and this is what i wrote my whole newsletter week. whole newsletter on this week. it's an awful awful time it's an awful, awful time in politics, period 18 months politics, this period 18 months out from an election, because

you are absolutely in limbo . you are absolutely in limbo. there's so much work going on behind the scenes to nail down policy properly, to get it to a point where when you present it to public, you can be to the public, you can be absolutely got all absolutely sure you've got all the and that's hard to the answers. and that's hard to do , not least what you do, not least because what you haven't the civil haven't got is the civil service. you do of that service. you do all of that work. i think what i'm hearing from you you're fascinating from you and you're fascinating newsletter, from you and you're fascinating newsleton, from you and you're fascinating newslet on , show, from you and you're fascinating newsleton, show, is that all feature on the show, is that all of will unveiled of the goodies will be unveiled in year's time. and that's of the goodies will be unveiled in tyou s time. and that's of the goodies will be unveiled in tyou havee. and that's of the goodies will be unveiled in tyou have to and that's of the goodies will be unveiled in tyou have to sit that's of the goodies will be unveiled in tyou have to sit tight s of the goodies will be unveiled in tyou have to sit tight and what you have to sit tight and i'll grant you that. and i will i'll grant you that. and i will i will i'll grant you that. and i will r wttt gtwe— i'll grant you that. and i will rwttt gtwe you— i'll grant you that. and i will i will give you that- ll gm and i will i will give you that labour are ateat— i will give you that labour are ateat m— i will give you that labour are ateat m tree— i will give you that labour are ahead in the polls and that starmer— ahead in the polls and that starmer has— ahead in the polls and that starmer has transformed the tortures— starmer has transformed the tortures-party- starmer has transformed the fortunes party and he's fortunes of his party and he's tttety— fortunes of his party and he's tttety to— fortunes of his party and he's tttety to te— fortunes of his party and he's likely to be-next- fortunes of his party and he's likely to be next prime likely to be our next prime tweeter.— likely to be our next prime minister. simple minister. but one simple gwesttom— question before we go. and the toot— question before we go. and the stock ts— question before we go. and the clock is against— question before we go. and the clock is against us, which is tave— clock is against us, which is pave-met- clock is against us, which is pave-met a- clock is against us, which is have-met a keir. clock is against us, which is- have-met a keir starmer have you ever met a keir starmer tam— have you ever met a keir starmer tam-r— have you ever met a keir starmer tam-r ttmt— have you ever met a keir starmer fan?-i think that's- have you ever met a keir starmer fan?-i think that's a. fan? no, but i think that's a superpower. that another superpower. that was another thing. spin. go on. no, thing. that's spin. go on. no, no,- _ thing. that's spin. go on. no, no,- genuinely.-canl thing. that's spin. go on. no, no, genuinely. can that no, no. genuinely. how can that be a good thing? really? seriously. tell you why. seriously. i'll tell you why. because been labour seriously. i'll tell you why. - because - been l labour party because i've been a labour party emte— because i've been a labour party emte stree— because i've been a labour party member since iwas— because i've been a labour party member since was i'm weird member since i was 15. i'm weird amt— member since i was 15. i'm weird amt twe— member since i was 15. i'm weird amt r-we watetet— member since i was 15. i'm weird and i've watched them come and go. we— and i've watched them come and go. the teaters— and i've watched them come and go. the leaders and— and i've watched them come and go. the leaders and i've watched trem— go. the leaders and i've watched them go— go. the leaders and i've watched them go absolutely— go. the leaders and i've watched them go absolutely up on their

petestat. — them go absolutely up on their pedestal. jeremy— them go absolutely up on their pedestal. jeremy ooh. jeremy cortym — pedestal. jeremy ooh. jeremy cortym om — pedestal. jeremy ooh. jeremy corbyn oh, tony,— pedestal. jeremy ooh. jeremy corbyn oh, tony, please don't. pom-t— corbyn oh, tony, please don't. pom-t rose— corbyn oh, tony, please don't. pom-t tose me— corbyn oh, tony, please don't. don't lose me any— corbyn oh, tony, please don't. don't lose me any viewers. both sides of this. and actually the peopte— sides of this. and actually the peopte wto — sides of this. and actually the people who have— sides of this. and actually the people who have that- : and actually the people who have that kind of atwtattom— people who have that kind of adulation steady. eddie really just adulation steady. eddie really twst a— adulation steady. eddie really past a tt— adulation steady. eddie really rwst a t goes— adulation steady. eddie really just a it goes to— adulation steady. eddie really just a it goes to their heads amt— just a it goes to their heads amt trey— just a it goes to their heads amt they go— just a it goes to their heads and they go completely bonkers . and they go completely bonkers. but and they go completely bonkers. put to— and they go completely bonkers. put to aetwatty— and they go completely bonkers. but b actually it— and they go completely bonkers. but b actually it just gives you a ttgger— but b actually it just gives you a bigger pedestal— but b actually it just gives you a bigger pedestal to fall off. wett— a bigger pedestal to fall off. war, watt— a bigger pedestal to fall off. war, watt a— a bigger pedestal to fall off. well, wait a minute, margaret. margaret— well, wait a minute, margaret. margaret thatcher,— well, wait a minute, margaret. margaret thatcher, tony- well, wait a minute, margaret. margaret thatcher, tony blair, they both had fans . they both they both had fans. they both had momentum.— they both had fans. they both had momentum. _ they both had fans. they both had momentum. .did. they both had fans. they both had momentum. .did .l they both had fans. they both had momentum. did . and but had momentum. they did. and but i we're in different i do think we're in a different time now. genuinely, both of time now. and genuinely, both of those have also had really long tails that have damaged the parties. and i don't know who likes keir. the parties. and i don't know who likes keir . the left don't like likes keir. the left don't like tetr— likes keir. the left don't like tetr tre— likes keir. the left don't like keir the right,— likes keir. the left don't like keir the right, don't- l ” the left don't like keir the right, don't like keir. rte— keir the right, don't like keir. rte semes— keir the right, don't like keir. the centre's board of keir. all rtgtt— the centre's board of keir. all rtgtt. wett— the centre's board of keir. all right, well, look,— the centre's board of keir. all right, well, look, do- the centre's board of keir. all right, well, look, do you like keir? neil, going to come to keir? neil, i'm going to come to you moment because you in just a moment because we've just got a quick break. but what do you think? are you a fan starmer? do fan of keir starmer? do you think it's choice think that if it's a choice between sunak and starmer, starmer let me know starmer edges it. let me know where at with this. mark where you're at with this. mark gbnews.uk very excited about my next guest. we've got the former royal correspondent of the sun

newspaper , charlie ray, total newspaper, charlie ray, total legend of journalism and i'll be asking, can king charles make britain great again? that's

live across the uk. " c15 live across the uk. this is gb wews— live across the uk. this is gb news radio . well— live across the uk. this is gb news radio . well a- live across the uk. this is gb news radio . well a big- live across the uk. " c15 \ ”at: well a big reaction news radio. well a big reaction to my— news radio. well a big reaction to my ttg— news radio. well a big reaction to my ttg opmtom— \ ”at: well a big reaction to my big opinion. they're eommg— to my big opinion. they're eommg m— to my big opinion. they're coming in thick- to my big opinion. they're coming in thick and fast, attsom— coming in thick and fast, tttsom wo— coming in thick and fast, alison. no, i— coming in thick and fast, alison. no, i don't like keir starmer— alison. no, i don't like keir starmer r— alison. no, i don't like keir starmer i would- alison. no, i don't like keir starmer i would not vote for mm.— starmer i would not vote for him. richard— starmer i would not vote for him. richard says. in terms of your— him. richard says. in terms of your ttg— him. richard says. in terms of your ttg opmtom— him. richard says. in terms of your big opinion with sunak, you get preetse— your big opinion with sunak, you get precise answers and clear prams— get precise answers and clear ptams ot— get precise answers and clear ptams ot astrop— get precise answers and clear plans of action that you can measure-ty— plans of action that you can measure - by and - plans of action that you can measure by and hold him to measure him by and hold him to mm— measure him by and hold him to wttt—wattte- measure him by and hold him to| with _waffle and with starmer, you get waffle and twtge— with starmer, you get waffle and twtge amt— with starmer, you get waffle and twtge amt a— with starmer, you get waffle and fudge and a giant— with starmer, you get waffle and fudge and a giant word salad in resomsep to— fudge and a giant word salad in response to every— fudge and a giant word salad in response to every question. smat— response to every question. swmat ts— response to every question. swmat ts a— response to every question. sunak is a shoo— response to every question. sunak is a shoo in for next pm. whatever— sunak is a shoo in for next pm. wtatewer tre— sunak is a shoo in for next pm. whatever the polls— sunak is a shoo in for next pm. whatever the polls suggest, says ttetart— whatever the polls suggest, says ttetart .— whatever the polls suggest, says richard , sticking— whatever the polls suggest, says richard , sticking his neck out richard, sticking his neck out there— richard, sticking his neck out there .— richard, sticking his neck out there . ratt— richard, sticking his neck out there . paul says— richard, sticking his neck out there . paul says i'm backing there. paul says i'm backing starmer.— there. paul says i'm backing starmer. all— there. paul says i'm backing starmer. all the— there. paul says i'm backing starmer. all the way, graham hi wart.— starmer. all the way, graham hi wart. vow-re— starmer. all the way, graham hi mark. you're right— starmer. all the way, graham hi mark. you're right about the state— mark. you're right about the state ot— mark. you're right about the state of starmer— mark. you're right about the state of starmer in the labour party _ state of starmer in the labour party, atttowgt— state of starmer in the labour party, although i— state of starmer in the labour party, although i think the rrtme— party, although i think the prime minister— party, although i think the prime minister needs to invert his prime minister needs to invert ms to— prime minister needs to invert ms to to— prime minister needs to invert ms to to ttst— prime minister needs to invert his to do list and— prime minister needs to invert his to do list and make stopping the boats— his to do list and make stopping the toats ms— his to do list and make stopping the boats his number one

prtortty. — the boats his number one prtortty. rt— the boats his number one priority. if we— the boats his number one priority. if we can't protect our borders,— priority. if we can't protect our borders, then all else teose— our borders, then all else becomes insignificant . hi, mark, becomes insignificant. hi, mark, says— becomes insignificant. hi, mark, says paryt— becomes insignificant. hi, mark, says daryl labour— becomes insignificant. hi, mark, says daryl labour couldn't orgamse— says daryl labour couldn't orgamtse a— says daryl labour couldn't organise a piss— says daryl labour couldn't organise a piss up in a brewery. they— organise a piss up in a brewery. ttey may— organise a piss up in a brewery. ttey may tave— organise a piss up in a brewery. they may have made a few gains in they may have made a few gains m toeat— they may have made a few gains in local authorities— they may have made a few gains in local authorities but are totatty— in local authorities but are totatty rost— in local authorities but are totally lost when it comes to tte— totally lost when it comes to the governance _ totally lost when it comes to the governance of our country . the governance of our country. ratom— the governance of our country. tatowr ts— the governance of our country. tatowr ts tte— the governance of our country. labour is the next— the governance of our country. labour is the next government. no, labour is the next government. wo. to— labour is the next government. to. to .— labour is the next government. wo. to . says— labour is the next government. \t:::r f" look, no, no, no, says janice. look, i'm having trouble— \:::r look, i'm having trouble drumming \t:::r fi" look, i'm having trouble drumming up support— i'm having trouble drumming up swpport tor— i'm having trouble drumming up swpport tor tetr— i'm having trouble drumming up support for keir starmer. just tomety— support for keir starmer. just one lonely email. so if you're going— one lonely email. so if you're gomg to— one lonely email. so if you're gomg to past— one lonely email. so if you're going to back keir and tell me atowt— going to back keir and tell me atowt tts— going to back keir and tell me about his strengths, drop me a tte— about his strengths, drop me a tee-et— about his strengths, drop me a tme-tt wews- about his strengths, drop me a line-gb news .uk.- about his strengths, drop me a line gb news .uk. many line mark at gb news .uk. many wowtt— line mark at gb news .uk. many wowtt argue— line mark at gb news .uk. many wowtt argwe te— line mark at gb news .uk. many would argue he couldn't possibly do would argue he couldn't possibly to a— would argue he couldn't possibly to a tot— would argue he couldn't possibly do a worse job than this current stower — do a worse job than this current stower wow— do a worse job than this current shower. now we— do a worse job than this current shower. now we got sent so many of shower. now we got sent so many ot your— shower. now we got sent so many or your amazmg— shower. now we got sent so many of your amazing coronation day eetetrattom— of your amazing coronation day celebration pictures yesterday . celebration pictures yesterday. we celebration pictures yesterday. we tttm-t— celebration pictures yesterday. we didn't have— celebration pictures yesterday. we didn't have time for all of ttem. — we didn't have time for all of ttem. so— we didn't have time for all of them. so here— we didn't have time for all of them. so here are— we didn't have time for all of them. so here are a few more tetore— them. so here are a few more tetore we— them. so here are a few more before we speak— them. so here are a few more before we speak to our top royal expert— before we speak to our top royal expert .— before we speak to our top royal expert. here-s— before we speak to our top royal expert. here's joe's— before we speak to our top royal expert. here's joe's sons on common— expert. here's joe's sons on coronation saturday. fine boys wawmg— coronation saturday. fine boys wawmg tte— coronation saturday. fine boys waving the flag. _ coronation saturday. fine boys waving the flag. well done, lads . we-we— waving the flag. well done, lads . we-we got— waving the flag. well done, lads . we-we got tte— waving the flag. well done, lads . we've got the stunning rhonda. she . we've got the stunning rhonda. ste says— . we've got the stunning rhonda. ste says r— . we've got the stunning rhonda. ste says, r spent— . we've got the stunning rhonda. she says, i spent a— . we've got the stunning rhonda. she says, i spent a wonderful coromattom— she says, i spent a wonderful coronation day— she says, i spent a wonderful coronation day at— she says, i spent a wonderful coronation day at home with my tamtty— coronation day at home with my tamtty. r— coronation day at home with my tamtty. t tt— coronation day at home with my

family. i did wear— coronation day at home with my family. i did wear my tiara for tte— family. i did wear my tiara for the occasion.— family. i did wear my tiara for the occasion. so— family. i did wear my tiara for the occasion. so proud of our womtertwt— the occasion. so proud of our wonderful royal— the occasion. so proud of our wonderful royal family. what an amazmg— wonderful royal family. what an amazmg tay— wonderful royal family. what an amazing day. well, aren't you gorgeous?— amazing day. well, aren't you gorgeous? indeed, rhonda. we towe— gorgeous? indeed, rhonda. we towe ttat— gorgeous? indeed, rhonda. we love that photo— gorgeous? indeed, rhonda. we love that photo .— gorgeous? indeed, rhonda. we love that photo . i've got the love that photo. i've got the most— love that photo. i've got the most gorgeous— love that photo. i've got the most gorgeous viewers, haven't i? most gorgeous viewers, haven't re tet-s— most gorgeous viewers, haven't re tet-s te— most gorgeous viewers, haven't i? let's be honest— most gorgeous viewers, haven't i? let's be honest .— most gorgeous viewers, haven't i? let's be honest . lee says me i? let's be honest. lee says me amt— i? let's be honest. lee says me amt my— i? let's be honest. lee says me and my daughter,— i? let's be honest. lee says me and my daughter, maisie have teem— and my daughter, maisie have been watching— and my daughter, maisie have been watching gb news all day. rtease— been watching gb news all day. rtease gwe— been watching gb news all day. rtease gwe as— been watching gb news all day. please give us a— been watching gb news all day. please give us a shout out, espeetatty— please give us a shout out, especially kinsey. we love her. wet— especially kinsey. we love her. war, toot— especially kinsey. we love her. war, toot .— especially kinsey. we love her. well, look , thank— especially kinsey. we love her. well, look , thank you for that. well, look, thank you for that. amt— well, look, thank you for that. amt-you— well, look, thank you for that. and you watching. mark and thank you for watching. mark potat— and thank you for watching. mark potam—wearmg- and thank you for watching. mark dolan—wearing myi dolan tonight. i was wearing my ttety— dolan tonight. i was wearing my ttety-tast— dolan tonight. i was wearing my dicky-last night.— dolan tonight. i was wearing my dicky last night. very dicky bow last night. very exettmg— dicky bow last night. very eaettmg .— dicky bow last night. very exciting . how— dicky bow last night. very exciting . how about that? well exciting. how about that? well wett— exciting. how about that? well we-tt get— exciting. how about that? well we-tt get to — exciting. how about that? well we'll get to more— exciting. how about that? well we'll get to more of your wonderful— we'll get to more of your wonderful coronation day ptetwres— wonderful coronation day pictures - but- wonderful coronation day pictures but it's time pictures shortly. but it's time tor— pictures shortly. but it's time tor tte— pictures shortly. but it's time now for the big— pictures shortly. but it's time now for the big story. and ttere-s— now for the big story. and ttere-s omty— now for the big story. and there's only story in town, there's only one story in town, tte— there's only one story in town, the coronation— there's only one story in town, the coronation gone. but as we retest— the coronation gone. but as we retteet om— the coronation gone. but as we reflect on what— the coronation gone. but as we reflect on what has been a magteat— reflect on what has been ai magical—time reflect on what has been a. magical—time to magical weekend, it's time to toot— magical weekend, it's time to toot-tutore— magical weekend, it's time to look-future and- magical weekend, it's time to look future and ask look to the future and ask a stmpte— look to the future and ask a simple question.— look to the future and ask a simple question. can king ctartes— simple question. can king charles make— simple question. can king charles make britain great again 7 charles make britain great again ero— charles make britain great again e to answer— charles make britain great again ? to answer this,— charles make britain great again ? to answer this, i'm delighted to emtoe— ? to answer this, i'm delighted to welcome the— ? to answer this, i'm delighted to welcome the doyen of british rowmattsm — to welcome the doyen of british journalism and— to welcome the doyen of british journalism and a— to welcome the doyen of british journalism and a man who covered the journalism and a man who covered tte royat— journalism and a man who covered tte royat teat— journalism and a man who covered the royal beat at— journalism and a man who covered the royal beat at the— journalism and a man who covered the royal beat at the sun newspaper— the royal beat at the sun newspaper for— the royal beat at the sun newspaper for many years and treatmg— newspaper for many years and breaking some— newspaper for many years and breaking some of— newspaper for many years and breaking some of their biggest royat— breaking some of their biggest royat stortes— breaking some of their biggest royal stories. charles rea hi, ctartte— royal stories. charles rea hi, ctartte . — royal stories. charles rea hi, charlie . hello,— royal stories. charles rea hi, charlie . charlie. hello, mark. thanks for having me on. a new king is a

opportwmtty— having me on. a new king is a new opportunity for— g a new king is a new opportunity for the country. can— new opportunity for the country. can ctartes— new opportunity for the country. can charles make— new opportunity for the country. can charles make britain- new opportunity for the country. can charles make britain great again ? uh, well, no, he can't on again? uh, well, no, he can't on his again? uh, well, no, he can't on tts owm— again? uh, well, no, he can't on his own. there's— again? uh, well, no, he can't on his own. there's only— dag 7 uh, well, no, he can't on his own. there's only so much he to.— his own. there's only so much he to. r— his own. there's only so much he to. r meat— his own. there's only so much he can do. i mean, there are there otter— can do. i mean, there are there other problems— can do. i mean, there are there other problems we've got in this country,— other problems we've got in this country, wttet— other problems we've got in this country, which your panel have teem— country, which your panel have been discussing— country, which your panel have been discussing already? yeah amt— been discussing already? yeah amt ttat-s— been discussing already? yeah amt ttat-s got— been discussing already? yeah and that's got to— been discussing already? yeah and that's got to be sorted out potttteatty— and that's got to be sorted out potttteatty .— and that's got to be sorted out politically . arnie.— and that's got to be sorted out politically . arnie. he can have politically. arnie. he can have an politically. arnie. he can have at mpwt— politically. arnie. he can have at mpwt mto— politically. arnie. he can have an input into now, we've just rost— an input into now, we've just tost tte— an input into now, we've just lost the line— an input into now, we've just lost the line to— an input into now, we've just lost the line to charlie for the momem— lost the line to charlie for the momem .— lost the line to charlie for the momem , tat— lost the line to charlie for the moment, but you— lost the line to charlie for the moment, but you might wonder why i've moment, but you might wonder why we poset— moment, but you might wonder why we poset ttts— moment, but you might wonder why i've posed this question. can ctartes— i've posed this question. can charles make— i've posed this question. can charles make britain great again? well, i think the monarch is massively pivotal and a huge opportunity. somebody of charles's status , his charles's status, his international recognition , his international recognition, his profile can definitely represent the country abroad. let me give you a perfect example of what i'm thinking about. charles could fly to washington, to the united states , stay at the white united states, stay at the white house and win hearts and minds and convince the president once he's not having a nap,

and convince the president once he's not having a nap , that we he's not having a nap, that we can actually have a trade deal with the united states. so i think that this could equate to significant policy goals if we deploy the king in the way that i think potentially we could . i think potentially we could. any luck with charlie's line? because otherwise i'll get some more of your emails. charles he's back. he's back in the house. charlie, you've just been censored there. i'm sorry about that. i just mentioned in that brief intermission that king charles is one of the best known figures in the world. isn't he an internationally renowned, organised person and therefore he brings with him six nificant, soft diplomatic power. yes, he does. and as i was r: f yes, he does. and as i was saying eartter— does. and as i was saying eartter om— does. and as i was saying earlier on, he _ does. and as i was saying earlier on, he can help to make trttam— earlier on, he can help to make trttam agatm— earlier on, he can help to make britain again. but— earlier on, he can help to make britain again. but a big part of it britain again. but a big part of t tas— britain again. but a big part of t tas got— britain again. but a big part of t tas got to— britain again. but a big part of it has got to be— britain again. but a big part of it has got to be done through the government.— it has got to be done through the government. whoever is the gowtemmet— the government. whoever is the government, their— the government. whoever is the government, their policies have got to— government, their policies have got to tetp— government, their policies have got to help make— government, their policies have got to help make britain great agatm— got to help make britain great agam. amt— got to help make britain great agam. amt twe— got to help make britain great again. and i've often wanted to be a— again. and i've often wanted to be a try— again. and i've often wanted to be a tty om— again. and i've often wanted to te a tty om tte— again. and i've often wanted to be a fly on the wall on the twestay— be a fly on the wall on the tuesday meetings between the moat— tuesday meetings between the moat amt— tuesday meetings between the monarch and the— tuesday meetings between the monarch and the prime minister

teeawse— monarch and the prime minister teeawse ttat— monarch and the prime minister because that is— monarch and the prime minister because that is where the moat— because that is where the monarch can— because that is where the monarch can actually have an mpwt— monarch can actually have an mpwt mto— monarch can actually have an input into things— monarch can actually have an input into things that are going on m— input into things that are going on m tte— input into things that are going on in the country.— input into things that are going on in the country. let's not tet-s— on in the country. let's not tet-s mot— on in the country. let's not let's not dilly— on in the country. let's not let's not dilly dally about it. ttts— let's not dilly dally about it. ttts ts— let's not dilly dally about it. this is still— let's not dilly dally about it. this is still a— let's not dilly dally about it. this is still a great country. we-we— this is still a great country. we-we got— this is still a great country. we've got problems, but it's stit— we've got problems, but it's stttt a— we've got problems, but it's stttt a great— we've got problems, but it's still a great country. and, you mow,— still a great country. and, you know as— still a great country. and, you know, as we saw— still a great country. and, you know, as we saw yesterday with the coronation— know, as we saw yesterday with the coronation in— know, as we saw yesterday with the coronation in hundreds of ttowsamts— the coronation in hundreds of thousands of— the coronation in hundreds of thousands of people jammed the matt— thousands of people jammed the matt to— thousands of people jammed the matt to watet— thousands of people jammed the mall to watch that— thousands of people jammed the mall to watch that coronation, mttttoms— mall to watch that coronation, mttttoms ot— mall to watch that coronation, millions of people around the wow— millions of people around the world watched— millions of people around the world watched the coronation and got— world watched the coronation and got a— world watched the coronation and we've got a concert— world watched the coronation and we've got a concert going on tomgtt— we've got a concert going on tomtgtt at— we've got a concert going on tonight at windsor castle. i've part— tonight at windsor castle. i've part ot— tonight at windsor castle. i've part ot rt.— tonight at windsor castle. i've seen part of it. it— tonight at windsor castle. i've seen part of it. it looks great. ttere-s— seen part of it. it looks great. ttere-s zo— seen part of it. it looks great. there's 20, 25,000- seen part of it. it looks great. there's 20, 25,000 people there atreaty— there's 20, 25,000 people there atreaty .— there's 20, 25,000 people there atreaty . tat— there's 20, 25,000 people there already . but tomorrow, you know already. but tomorrow, you know , tt-s— already. but tomorrow, you know , tt-s a— already. but tomorrow, you know , tt-s a tamt— already. but tomorrow, you know , it's a bank holiday. we'll be wattag— , it's a bank holiday. we'll be watmg ap— , it's a bank holiday. we'll be waking up tomorrow and he will get startet— waking up tomorrow and he will get started again.— waking up tomorrow and he will get started again. and the way he get started again. and the way te toes— get started again. and the way te toes ttat— get started again. and the way he does that, the— get started again. and the way he does that, the way the royal tamtty— he does that, the way the royal tamtty wttt— he does that, the way the royal tamtty wttt to— he does that, the way the royal family will do that is by doing wtat— family will do that is by doing wtat ttey-we— family will do that is by doing what they've been doing all atomg— what they've been doing all atomg .— what they've been doing all along , promoting various along, promoting various states— along, promoting various charities, promoting those who are charities, promoting those who oat— charities, promoting those who owt ot— charities, promoting those who are out of work— charities, promoting those who are out of work and trying to tetp— are out of work and trying to tetp ttem— are out of work and trying to tetp ttem get— are out of work and trying to help them get back into work. it's help them get back into work. rt-s amotter— help them get back into work. it's another way— help them get back into work. it's another way of doing that. amt— it's another way of doing that. amt r— it's another way of doing that. amt r ttmt— it's another way of doing that.

and i think that— it's another way of doing that. and i think that charles's i tom-t— and i think that charles's i tom-t watt— and i think that charles's i don't want to _ and i think that charles's i don't want to be morbid about ttts— don't want to be morbid about ttts tat— don't want to be morbid about this, but let's— don't want to be morbid about this, but let's be— don't want to be morbid about this, but let's be honest, mark, te-s— this, but let's be honest, mark, te-s omty— this, but let's be honest, mark, te-s omty got— this, but let's be honest, mark, he's only got about 20, 25 years of he's only got about 20, 25 years ot tts— he's only got about 20, 25 years ot tts retgm— he's only got about 20, 25 years ot tts retgm to— he's only got about 20, 25 years of his reign to go.— he's only got about 20, 25 years of his reign to go. he's not ttts— of his reign to go. he's not tt-s mot— of his reign to go. he's not it's not like— of his reign to go. he's not it's not like his— of his reign to go. he's not it's not like his mother. she tat— it's not like his mother. she tat to— it's not like his mother. she tat to years— it's not like his mother. she had 70 years and she didn't do at att— had 70 years and she didn't do at at tatty. — had 70 years and she didn't do at all badly. he's— had 70 years and she didn't do at all badly. he's got big shoes to ttt— at all badly. he's got big shoes to tttt tat— at all badly. he's got big shoes to fill, but he— at all badly. he's got big shoes to fill, but he has— at all badly. he's got big shoes to fill, but he has not got the same amount— to fill, but he has not got the same amount of— to fill, but he has not got the same amount of time , um, that same amourit of time, um, that his same amount of time, um, that tts motter— same amount of time, um, that his mother had— same amount of time, um, that his mother had .— same amount of time, um, that his mother had . and she didn't his mother had. and she didn't sort— his mother had. and she didn't sort out— his mother had. and she didn't sort out tte— his mother had. and she didn't sort out the problems that we tave— sort out the problems that we tawe m— sort out the problems that we tawe m ttts— sort out the problems that we have in this country. i'm not swggestmg— have in this country. i'm not suggesting that— have in this country. i'm not suggesting that she, she, she eowtt— suggesting that she, she, she eowtt to,— suggesting that she, she, she could do, but— suggesting that she, she, she could do, but there are certain ttmgs— could do, but there are certain tttmgs te— could do, but there are certain tttmgs te am— could do, but there are certain things he can do— could do, but there are certain things he can do in a much storter— things he can do in a much shorter time— things he can do in a much shorter time and- things he can do in a much shorter time and i think he'll be a— shorter time and i think he'll be a great— shorter time and i think he'll be a great king.— shorter time and i think he'll be a great king. and i think camttta— be a great king. and i think camttta-a- be a great king. and i think camilla-a great- be a great king. and i think camilla a great queen camilla will be a great queen most— camilla will be a great queen most certainly— camilla will be a great queen most certainly it's a moment in oar-tset— most certainly it's a moment in oar-tsm-t tte - most certainly it's a moment in our-isn't it? post- our history, isn't it? post tttzatett— our history, isn't it? post elizabeth post pandemic. and of course , as you know, i hasten to course, as you know, i hasten to add post—brexit, that we have this newfound independence as a nation. and charles can be very much the figurehead of that. it's an opportunity for the country and it's an opportunity for charles himself to make history. we we've gone through, as you quite rightly say, mark, as you quite rightly say, mark, a whole raft of things that have not helped this country in the

slightest, things that are out of our control, not in our own hands. but yes , i mean, i just hands. but yes, i mean, ijust wtst— hands. but yes, i mean, ijust wish occasionally— hands. but yes, i mean, ijust wish occasionally we- : but yes, i mean, ijust wish occasionally we could maybe tave— wish occasionally we could maybe tawe a— wish occasionally we could maybe tawe a state— wish occasionally we could maybe have a state situation praetteatty— have a state situation practically every day to get the peopte— practically every day to get the peopte .— practically every day to get the peopte , yow — practically every day to get the people , you know, behind people, you know, behind somettmg— people, you know, behind sometttmg .— people, you know, behind something . and if you remember something. and if you remember just something. and if you remember twst tetore— something. and if you remember just before the— something. and if you remember just before the coronation, we tat— just before the coronation, we tat att— just before the coronation, we tat att sorts— just before the coronation, we had all sorts of— just before the coronation, we had all sorts of various polls saytmg— had all sorts of various polls saymg, ot— had all sorts of various polls saymg, ot, tte— had all sorts of various polls saying, oh, the monarchy's useless. it's— saying, oh, the monarchy's useless. it's dying . it's not useless. it's dying. it's not ttts— useless. it's dying. it's not tt-s mot— useless. it's dying. it's not tt-s mot tte— useless. it's dying. it's not it's not the monarchy is going to go— it's not the monarchy is going to go om— it's not the monarchy is going to go on forever— it's not the monarchy is going to go on forever and ever. and i ttmt— to go on forever and ever. and i ttmt tor— to go on forever and ever. and i ttmt tor tte— to go on forever and ever. and i think for the vast— to go on forever and ever. and i think for the vast majority of peopte— think for the vast majority of peopte m— think for the vast majority of peopte m ttts— think for the vast majority of people in this country, about ago.— people in this country, about stte wtoe— people in this country, about 85% who've never seen a common— 85% who've never seen a coronation this- 85% who've never seen a coronation this was their day. ttts— coronation this was their day. ttts was— coronation this was their day. this was their— coronation this was their day. this was their coronation. and ttat— this was their coronation. and ttat ts— this was their coronation. and ttat ts a— this was their coronation. and that is a fantastic— this was their coronation. and that is a fantastic event that wttt— that is a fantastic event that wttt tave— that is a fantastic event that will have lead— that is a fantastic event that will have lead us forward. it tetps— will have lead us forward. it tetps mate— will have lead us forward. it helps make britain great. all of this helps make britain great. all of ttts tetps— helps make britain great. all of this helps make— helps make britain great. all of this helps make britain great. weat— this helps make britain great. teat — this helps make britain great. veat wes.— this helps make britain great. yeah yes. and— this helps make britain great. yeah yes. and you- this helps make britain great. yeah 4155 ' r: this helps make britain great. yeah 425 r: yeah yes. and you know, charles, intimately. well, you've reported on his movements and his activities and his every thought for many decades now. he loves this country and he'll fight for it. i don't think he

wowtt— fight for it. i don't think he wowtt. te— fight for it. i don't think he would. he would.- fight for it. i don't think he would. he would. he- �*7 g e i don't think he would. he would. he would say he was would. he would. he would say he mttmate— would. he would. he would say he was intimate intimately well, wttt— was intimate intimately well, wttt ttm. — was intimate intimately well, with him. but— was intimate intimately well, with him. but yeah, i've met him many,— with him. but yeah, i've met him many, many— with him. but yeah, i've met him many, many times. _ with him. but yeah, i've met him many, many times. and as some of you peopte— many, many times. and as some of you peopte tave— many, many times. and as some of you people have already said, great— you people have already said, great sense— you people have already said, great sense of— you people have already said, great sense of humour. uh, he tettmtety— great sense of humour. uh, he definitely does— great sense of humour. uh, he definitely does support this country— definitely does support this country amt— definitely does support this country and everything it does. he trtes— country and everything it does. he trtes to— country and everything it does. he tries to help. _ country and everything it does. he tries to help. has done all atomg— he tries to help. has done all atomg wttt— he tries to help. has done all along with the— he tries to help. has done all along with the prince's trust tetore— along with the prince's trust tetore wtem — along with the prince's trust before when he— along with the prince's trust before when he was just prince of before when he was just prince ot wares— before when he was just prince ot wates .— before when he was just prince ot wates , te-s— before when he was just prince of wales , he's handed it over of wales, he's handed it over to— of wales, he's handed it over to tts— of wales, he's handed it over now to his son.— of wales, he's handed it over now to his son. and the one ttmg— now to his son. and the one tttmg r— now to his son. and the one tttmg r ttmt— now to his son. and the one thing i think you- now to his son. and the one thing i think you were mentioning- thing i think you were mentioning earlier on about ctartes— mentioning earlier on about charles and,— mentioning earlier on about charles and, you know, toning town— charles and, you know, toning towm tts— charles and, you know, toning down his political views that is atsotwtety— down his political views that is absolutely true. _ down his political views that is absolutely true. he knows , as absolutely true. he knows, as sir absolutely true. he knows, as str totert— absolutely true. he knows, as sir robert buckman was saying in the sir robert buckman was saying in tte ragl— sir robert buckman was saying in the break, that— sir robert buckman was saying in the break, that he's— sir robert buckman was saying in the break, that he's got to tone towm— the break, that he's got to tone towm tat— the break, that he's got to tone towm tat ttts— the break, that he's got to tone down, but it's not— the break, that he's got to tone down, but it's not going to stop ttm— down, but it's not going to stop ttm gtwmg— down, but it's not going to stop ttm gtwmg a— down, but it's not going to stop him giving a nudge, nudge, wink, wttt— him giving a nudge, nudge, wink, wmt to— him giving a nudge, nudge, wink, wmt to tts— him giving a nudge, nudge, wink, wmt to tts-as— him giving a nudge, nudge, wink, wink to his as prince of wink to his son as prince of wates— wink to his son as prince of wates to— wink to his son as prince of wales to maybe— wink to his son as prince of wales to maybe come up with a tew— wales to maybe come up with a few controversial— wales to maybe come up with a few controversial matters. well marte— few controversial matters. well ctartte, yo-e— few controversial matters. well charlie, you've certainly eaposet— charlie, you've certainly exposed plenty of his darkest eets— exposed plenty of his darkest secrets covering _ exposed plenty of his darkest secrets covering the royal beat at tte— secrets covering the royal beat at tte sam— secrets covering the royal beat at the sun newspaper for your trttttamt— at the sun newspaper for your brilliant autobiography is out twe— brilliant autobiography is out now. give us— brilliant autobiography is out now. give us a— brilliant autobiography is out now. t; at; brilliant autobiography is out now. tc cb now. give us a name check for your book, your tales of fleet

street. it's called fleet street motes— street. it's called fleet street trottes . — street. it's called fleet street frolics . there— street. it's called fleet street frolics . there you - street. it's called fleet street frolics . there you go. - it's called fleet street frolics . “tit; grit ' r: street. it's called fleet street frolics . there you go. and there frolics. there you go. and there are plenty of those. let me tell you, a rip roaring read. thank you, a rip roaring read. thank you, charles. we'll catch up soon. charles rea there for our royal correspondent at the sun newspaper, having broken some of the biggest royal stories . lots the biggest royal stories. lots more to get through . coming up more to get through. coming up next with the pundits was the coronation balcony to white? that's what a famous actress has said in the last 24 hours after his antics yesterday. should prince louis be sent to the tower? we'll be discussing whether children should be behaved at formal occasions . and behaved at formal occasions. and also we'll be joined live by the special royal photographer , the special royal photographer, the first photographer ever to take a photograph of charles, diana and william in 1982. lots to get through . we've still got through. we've still got coronation fever . long live the coronation fever. long live the king. i'll see you

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people's channel britain. that is also a possibility. f" " that is also a possibility. there you 90- — is also a possibility. there you go. tte— is also a possibility. there you go. tte ase— is also a possibility. there you go. the case of— is also a possibility. there you go. the case of the- is also a possibility. there you go. g go. the case of the disappearing presenter . go. the case of the disappearing presenter. i'm over on the sofa, very much comfortable here because i've got my pundits with me let's have a look at me and let's have a look at a couple more your emails. couple more of your emails. a massive response to my big opinion . i would that may opinion. i would argue that may the local the fourth, those local elections spectacularly bad elections were spectacularly bad for tories, but not for the tories, but not spectacularly good for labour. i think they demonstrate that labour cannot win an overall majority at the next election. tim says. hi mark, can you be more impartial please? and less hostile sir keir and hostile towards sir keir and labour? or are you and your fellow presenters, tory supporters and a touch irritated by the mauling the tories received at last week's local council elections . tim, thank council elections. tim, thank you for that calling. or emailing from the gorgeous, gorgeous location of cornwall. no, i'm not a supporter of any party. i'm one of those people, like millions who go into the ballot box on election day and have a big old think, who's it going to be this time in my life? i voted lib dem life? i have voted lib dem conservative labour more than once and green. i must have been

drunk on that occasion. but there you go. keep those opinions coming in. tim. thank you much for challenging me you very much for challenging me because that's what this show is all and yes, i'd like to all about. and yes, i'd like to get more messages of support for starmer because i know you're out there. margaret gbnews.uk now. we've received so many coronation coronation day pictures . let's have a few more pictures. let's have a few more . this is amanda's son. very fine lad , wearing two flags on fine lad, wearing two flags on his head. well done. and we've also got her daughter enjoying the coronation next to the king himself. and what a winning smile. well, great job, amanda . smile. well, great job, amanda. you've got two lovely kids. phil says this pic was taken at my 92 year old mother in law's coronation party in wigan. gorgeous as lauren says, i'm celebrating on my own tonight with my buddies in scotland as i have oh , covid darling, get well have oh, covid darling, get well soon and please don't give covid to the rabbit . soon and please don't give covid to the rabbit. he'll be hopping mad so reacting to the big stories of the day. my brilliant punst stories of the day. my brilliant pundits tonight, journalist and political consultant emma

burnell, legendary dj and broadcaster mr neil fox and political and social commentator lin mei now let's talk about the coronation and of course, those scenes on the balcony, that iconic photograph of the family posing for the world's press. well, was that photo terribly white? that was the verdict of bridgerton star adjoa andoh , bridgerton star adjoa andoh, who, while speaking on itv , drew who, while speaking on itv, drew a contrast between the diverse motty on display during the service at westminster abbey and the aftermath . when the family the aftermath. when the family gathered on the balcony . so what gathered on the balcony. so what do we think? what's the balcony to white lin mei well, yeah. not too white. it was white. and ttere-s— not too white. it was white. and there's nothing— not too white. it was white. and there's nothing wrong with it temg— there's nothing wrong with it tetmg wttte. — there's nothing wrong with it being white. i— there's nothing wrong with it being white. i don't understand being white. i don't understade the being white. i don't understand tte way— being white. i don't understand tte way tow— being white. i don't understand the way how she— being white. i don't understand the way how she made it seem was ttat— the way how she made it seem was ttat-a— the way how she made it seem was ttat-a megatwe— the way how she made it seem was that a negative thing. it that it was a negative thing. it was-ttmg— that it was a negative thing. it was-ttmgltmt,- that it was a negative thing. it. was-thingiand,-know, was a bad thing. and, you know, espeetatty— was a bad thing. and, you know, especially -from - was a bad thing. and, you know, especially-from my- especially people from my oommwmtty— especially people from my community, aim especially people from my- community,-aim has community, our whole aim has teem— community, our whole aim has teem g,— community, our whole aim has teem a, you— community, our whole aim has been to, you know— community, our whole aim has been to, you know , ensure that been to, you know, ensure that were— been to, you know, ensure that ttere tsp-t— been to, you know, ensure that there isn't this— been to, you know, ensure that there isn't this inequality or ttts— there isn't this inequality or ttts — there isn't this inequality or this racism or— there isn't this inequality or this racism or whatever the case may— this racism or whatever the case may to — this racism or whatever the case may to so— this racism or whatever the case may te. so tor— this racism or whatever the case may be. so for her— this racism or whatever the case may be. so for her to now make peopte— may be. so for her to now make peopte teet— may be. so for her to now make people feel like— may be. so for her to now make

people feel like to— may be. so for her to now make people feel like to be white is a pat— people feel like to be white is a pat ttmg— people feel like to be white is atat tttmg ts— people feel like to be white is a bad thing is just counter protwetwe— a bad thing is just counter productive from my opinion. okay wtat— productive from my opinion. okay wtat to— productive from my opinion. okay wtat to you— productive from my opinion. okay what do you think,— productive from my opinion. okay what do you think, neil? i- productive from my opinion. okay r:r:::r \::; 7 i think what do you think, neil? i think it was just a really inappropriate comment, i'll it was just a really— inappropriate comment, i'll be totem,— inappropriate comment, i'll be honest, because— inappropriate comment, i'll be honest, because i— inappropriate comment, i'll be honest, because i thought what i towet— honest, because i thought what i towet-amt— honest, because i thought what i towet-amt r— honest, because i thought what i loved and i watched loved about and i watched eweryttmg— loved about and i watched everything-do- loved about and i watched everything do the everything to do with the coronation _ everything to do with the. coronation -what coronation yesterday. what i ttowgtt— coronation yesterday. what i ttowgtt was— coronation yesterday. what i thought was fabulous about it etearty— thought was fabulous about it was clearly we _ thought was fabulous about it was clearly we have thousand was clearly we have a thousand years— was clearly we have a thousand yearslttstory— was clearly we have a thousand years-history-lots- was clearly we have a thousand years history lots of years of history and lots of ttat— years of history and lots of that coronation— years of history and lots of that coronation ceremony yestertay— that coronation ceremony yesterday steeped in yesterday were steeped in ttstory— yesterday were steeped in ttstory amt— yesterday were steeped in history and tradition . an there history and tradition. an there am awtwt— history and tradition. an there was an awful lot,— history and tradition. an there was an awful lot, though, that otamget— was an awful lot, though, that etamget. rt— was an awful lot, though, that changed. it moved on an awful lot changed. it moved on an awful tot trom— changed. it moved on an awful lot from 1952,— changed. it moved on an awful lot from 1952, from elizabeth ii. lot from 1952, from elizabeth rr. amt,— lot from 1952, from elizabeth rr. amt, you— lot from 1952, from elizabeth ii. and, you know, just from the tospet— ii. and, you know, just from the oospet ctotr— ii. and, you know, just from the gospel choir to— ii. and, you know, just from the gospel choir to the— ii. and, you know, just from the gospel choir to the different assets tte — gospel choir to the different accents, the voices , the female accents, the voices, the female ttstops— accents, the voices, the female ttstops, ttere— accents, the voices, the female bishops, there was— accents, the voices, the female bishops, there was so much in ttere— bishops, there was so much in ttere ttat— bishops, there was so much in there that was— bishops, there was so much in there that was different and ttere— there that was different and ttere was— there that was different and there was an— there that was different and there was an awful lot of twerstty— there was an awful lot of diversity on _ there was an awful lot of diversity on show. i thought it was a brilliantly— diversity on show. i thought it was a brilliantly balanced, tatwtows. — was a brilliantly balanced,- fabulous. -celebration was a brilliantly balanced,- fabuarus. -celebration was a brilliantly balanced, fabua modern celebration was a brilliantly balanced, fabua modern coronation)ration was a brilliantly balanced, fabua modern coronation oftion was a brilliantly balanced, fabua modern coronation of our and a modern coronation of our womtertwt— and a modern coronation of our wonderful nation— and a modern coronation of our wonderful nation .— and a modern coronation of our wonderful nation . so i think to wonderful nation. so i think to say— wonderful nation. so i think to say ttat— wonderful nation. so i think to say ttat tte— wonderful nation. so i think to say that the reality is the toyat— say that the reality is the rtoyat tamtty— say that the reality is the royal family are white. i mean, i if royal family are white. i mean, r-tt-pwt— royal family are white. i mean, r-tt-pwt peopte- royal family are white. i mean, i if put people token i think if you put people token peopte— i think if you put people token peopte ot— i think if you put people token people of another— i think if you put people token people of another colour in ttere— people of another colour in ttere ,— people of another colour in ttere , r— people of another colour in there , i think— people of another colour in there , i think that's what it there, i think that's what it wowtt— there, i think that's what it would-been.- there, i think that's what it would been. and that's would have been. and that's rtttswtows— would have been. and that's ridiculous—is- ridiculous. i think this is ttere—rl ridiculous. i think this is- ttere—r sam-t there a white family? i can't ttat-s— there a white family? i can't see that's not— there a white family? i can't see that's not the problem. i

ttmt— see that's not the problem. i ttmt tt— see that's not the problem. i think if they're— see that's not the problem. i think if they're nothing think if they're done nothing in the think if they're done nothing in tte—mtgttl think if they're done nothing in. tte—mtgtt tawe the ceremony, people might have tatte— the ceremony, people might have gate-tave— the ceremony, people might have quite-have had— the ceremony, people might have quite-have had a— the ceremony, people might have quite have had a problem quite may have had a problem wttt— quite may have had a problem wttt tt. — quite may have had a problem wttt tt. ttts— quite may have had a problem with it. this reminds- quite may have had a problem with it. " r:b with it. this reminds me of a story a of years ago. do story a couple of years ago. do you this, emma, a you remember this, emma, when a young went on holiday and young woman went on holiday and she with she posted she was with two mates were or mates and they were in ibiza or somewhere somebody commented mates and they were in ibiza or sorthe here somebody commented mates and they were in ibiza or sorthe here thatymebody commented mates and they were in ibiza or sorthe here that itiebody commented mates and they were in ibiza or sorthe here that it wast commented mates and they were in ibiza or sorthe here that it was a commented mates and they were in ibiza or sorthe here that it was a verymented on the photo that it was a very white group. was just three white group. it was just three girls on holiday getting drunk and i mean, this and chasing boys. i mean, this is to it's hard to is ridiculous to it's hard to make families diverse , isn't it? make families diverse, isn't it? well, i mean, not over generations. - well, i mean, not over generations. but yeah, in a momem— generations. but yeah, in a momem ,— generations. but yeah, in a moment , yeah.— generations. but yeah, in a moment, yeah. me, the moment, yeah. for me, the gaesttom— moment, yeah. for me, the question isn't,— moment, yeah. for me, the question isn't, is- moment, yeah. for me, the question isn't, is that balcony scene too white?— question isn't, is that balcony scene too white? it is. that is wto— scene too white? it is. that is wto ttetr— scene too white? it is. that is who their family— scene too white? it is. that is who their family is. you always put who their family is. you always pwt tte— who their family is. you always put tte tamtty— who their family is. you always put the family on— who their family is. you always put the family on the balcony . i put the family on the balcony. i the put the family on the balcony. i tte ttgger— put the family on the balcony. i the bigger question for me is why— the bigger question for me is wty ts— the bigger question for me is wty ts ome— the bigger question for me is why is one family in charge of all why is one family in charge of at ot— why is one family in charge of at ot tttse— why is one family in charge of all of this? and— why is one family in charge of all of this? and i— why is one family in charge of all of this? and i didn't watch the coronation— all of this? and i didn't watch the coronation but i also don't want— the coronation but i also don't want to— the coronation but i also don't want to te— the coronation but i also don't want to be the— the coronation but i also don't want to be the grinch. other peopte— want to be the grinch. other peopte tave— want to be the grinch. other people have enjoyed it and loved it people have enjoyed it and loved tt amt— people have enjoyed it and loved tt amt tat— people have enjoyed it and loved tt amt tat a— people have enjoyed it and loved it and had a lovely— people have enjoyed it and loved it and had a lovely day. that's great.— it and had a lovely day. that's great. r— it and had a lovely day. that's great. r toot— it and had a lovely day. that's great. i took myself off to the tm— great. i took myself off to the cinema. i'm fine. _ great. i took myself off to the cinema. i'm fine. 'r: great. i took myself off to the cinema. i'm fine. r: r: r: c cinema. i'm fine. and you didn't have to fight for a seat. i did not. well, actually,- have to fight for a seat. i did not. well, actually, it- �*l g i did not. well, actually, it was tatte— not. well, actually, it wasi gwtte—ttat-s. quite full, but yeah, that's. war, — quite full, but yeah, that's. wet-tt— quite full, but yeah, that's. well,-it was- quite full, but yeah, that's. well,-it was a-

quite full, but yeah, that's. well, it was a diverse well, i hope it was a diverse srowt— well, i hope it was a diverse crowd because _ well, i hope it was a diverse crowd because it's 2023, east tomtom— crowd because it's 2023, east london, mate. _ crowd because it's 2023, east london, mate. t c gric “tit; london, mate. does it get more diverse? the diverse? well, let's get the views legendary royal views of the legendary royal photographer pelham turner, photographer ian pelham turner, who has worked with five generations of the royal family and one royal award for the first official christmas photographs of prince william. prince charles and princess diana at kensington palace in 1982. ian has just opened an exhibition of exclusive royal pictures going back to 1935, which can now be seen at the lansdowne club in london. ian, good to have you on the show. what's your reaction to this set of comments about the balcony photo yesterday being too white? i think for me, i want to see reatty— i think for me, i want to see reatty a— i think for me, i want to see really a united— i think for me, i want to see really a united royal family ttat-s— really a united royal family ttat-s potat— really a united royal family that's point number one, because i that's point number one, because r ttmt— that's point number one, because r ttmt tte— that's point number one, because i think the strength— that's point number one, because i think the strength of the toyat— i think the strength of the rtoyat tamtty— i think the strength of the royal family arnie together and i'm royal family arnie together and m tattmg— royal family arnie together and i'm talking about— royal family arnie together and i'm talking about harry and wegtam— i'm talking about harry and tregtam as— i'm talking about harry and meghan as well, all of them togetter— meghan as well, all of them together make— meghan as well, all of them together make a— meghan as well, all of them together make a much stronger tramt— together make a much stronger tramt watwe— together make a much stronger brand value for— together make a much stronger brand value for britain. i want treat— brand value for britain. i want great britain— brand value for britain. i want great britain to— brand value for britain. i want great britain to become great

trttam— great britain to become great britain again. _ great britain to become great britain again. i— great britain to become great britain again. tci”r:i;rbtc britain again. i want great britain again. i want great britain to win right across the world. and so for me as a really big world. and so for me as a really ttg royattst,— world. and so for me as a really big royalist, but— world. and so for me as a really big royalist, but as— world. and so for me as a really big royalist, but as a— : and so for me as a really big royalist, but as a loyalist to trttam— big royalist, but as a loyalist to britain as— big royalist, but as a loyalist to britain as well, i think they meet— to britain as well, i think they meet to— to britain as well, i think they meet to step— to britain as well, i think they meet to step up— to britain as well, i think they need to step up to the plate. at the need to step up to the plate. at tte same— need to step up to the plate. at the same time,— need to step up to the plate. at the same time, they need to get past— the same time, they need to get past togetter— the same time, they need to get back together again. and don't toget— back together again. and don't torget, tor— back together again. and don't torget, tor me— back together again. and don't torget, tor me ,— back together again. and don't forget, for me , we pay for the forget, for me, we pay for the toyat— forget, for me, we pay for the rtoyat tamtty. — forget, for me, we pay for the royal family. it's- forget, for me, we pay for the royal family. c : royal family. it's the blood, sweat and tears of people in britain. they're taxes that pay for britain. they're taxes that pay tor tte— britain. they're taxes that pay tor tte toyat— britain. they're taxes that pay for the royal family.- " they're taxes that pay for the royal family. and i ttmt— for the royal family. and i ttmt ttts— for the royal family. and i think it's very,— for the royal family. and i think it's very, very important ttey— think it's very, very important ttey some— think it's very, very important they come back— think it's very, very important they come back together again. amt— they come back together again. amt astwatty— they come back together again. and actually then _ they come back together again. and actually then we can astwatty— and actually then we can actually promote the royal tamtty— actually promote the royal family promote great britain rtgtt— family promote great britain rtgtt aoss— family promote great britain right across the _ family promote great britain right across the world and show, okay,— right across the world and show, otay, r— right across the world and show, okay, i understand— right across the world and show, okay, i understand all the prottems— okay, i understand all the problems with— okay, i understand all the problems with harry and meghan. um tor— problems with harry and meghan. um tor me— problems with harry and meghan. um for me, meghan actually is the um for me, meghan actually is tte epttome— um for me, meghan actually is the epitome of— um for me, meghan actually is the epitome of diana because i a tot— the epitome of diana because i a tot ot— the epitome of diana because i see a lot of what— the epitome of diana because i see a lot of what the meghan stamts— see a lot of what the meghan stamts tor— see a lot of what the meghan stands for now— see a lot of what the meghan stands for now and the way she astwatty— stands for now and the way she actually reacts— stands for now and the way she actually reacts to— stands for now and the way she actually reacts to crowds. for eaampte— actually reacts to crowds. for exampte ,— actually reacts to crowds. for example , exactly— actually reacts to crowds. for example , exactly the same as example, exactly the same as rotata— example, exactly the same as ptama ttt— example, exactly the same as diana did. and— example, exactly the same as diana did. and she gave me goosetwmps— diana did. and she gave me goosebumps when i first saw her startmg— goosebumps when i first saw her starttmg to— goosebumps when i first saw her starting to work— goosebumps when i first saw her starting to work because i

wortet— starting to work because i wortet a— starting to work because i worked a lot— starting to work because i worked a lot with diana and wegtam— worked a lot with diana and rtegtam ,— worked a lot with diana and tregtam , r— worked a lot with diana and meghan , i swear to goodness, is meghan, i swear to goodness, is exastty— meghan, i swear to goodness, is exastty tte— meghan, i swear to goodness, is exactly the same.— meghan, i swear to goodness, is exactly the same. but let's trmg— exactly the same. but let's trtmg ttem— exactly the same. but let's bring them all— exactly the same. but let's bring them all back. well, yes, twe— bring them all back. well, yes, we got— bring them all back. well, yes, r-we got tots— bring them all back. well, yes, i've got lots of— bring them all back. well, yes, i've got lots of friends in west— i've got lots of friends in fleet street— i've got lots of friends in fleet street and they all said ttat— fleet street and they all said ttat wtem— fleet street and they all said that when meghan arrived they felt that when meghan arrived they tett ttey— that when meghan arrived they tett ttey tat— that when meghan arrived they felt they had the— that when meghan arrived they felt they had the new diana and ian felt they had the new diana and ram . — felt they had the new diana and ram . sat— felt they had the new diana and ram . can you— felt they had the new diana and ian . can you tell— felt they had the new diana and ian . can you tell me- felt they had the new diana and ian . ian. can you tell me about photographing charles, diana and william in 1982? this was a happy moment for the family, wasn't it? before it all went horribly wrong . it was a happy horribly wrong. it was a happy momem— horribly wrong. it was a happy momem tor— horribly wrong. it was a happy moment for the— horribly wrong. it was a happy moment for the royal- g it was a happy moment for the royal family, but tastsatty— moment for the royal family, but tastsatty m— moment for the royal family, but basically in those— moment for the royal family, but basically in those days you were gwem— basically in those days you were gtwem see— basically in those days you were given seven minutes. i was given mmwtes— given seven minutes. i was given seven minutes to— given seven minutes. i was given seven minutes to take the most rsoms— seven minutes to take the most tsomts stots— seven minutes to take the most iconic shots for— seven minutes to take the most iconic shots for the— seven minutes to take the most iconic shots for the world to cameras, one with carla, one wttt— cameras, one with carla, one wttt ttast— cameras, one with carla, one with black and— cameras, one with carla, one with black and white, seven mtmwtes— with black and white, seven minutes. whatever happened . and minutes. whatever happened. and ttat-s— minutes. whatever happened. and was wtat— minutes. whatever happened. and was wtat r— minutes. whatever happened. and that's what i had— minutes. whatever happened. and that's what i had to— minutes. whatever happened. and that's what i had to photograph. and that's what i had to photograph. amt r— that's what i had to photograph. amt r was— that's what i had to photograph. and i was told— that's what i had to photograph. and i was told by— that's what i had to photograph. and i was told by the equerry, the and i was told by the equerry, tte week— and i was told by the equerry, the week before— and i was told by the equerry, the week before they would come and the week before they would come amt stt— the week before they would come amt stt towm — the week before they would come and sit down and— the week before they would come and sit down and they would say goot— and sit down and they would say goot mommg— and sit down and they would say good morning-me.— and sit down and they would say good morning me. say, good morning to me. i would say, soot— good morning to me. i would say, soot mommg— good morning to me. i would say, good morning—it- good morning to me. i would say, good morning—it .- good morning to me. i would say,j good morning—it. no good morning back. that's it. no more—direction- good morning back. that's it. no more—direction ,. more talk, no more direction, mottmg— more talk, no more direction, motttmg at— more talk, no more direction, nothing at all.— more talk, no more direction, nothing at all. and so first of art.—

nothing at all. and so first of at rotata— nothing at all. and so first of all, diana had— nothing at all. and so first of all, diana had brought william's teettmg— all, diana had brought william's teetttmg rmg— all, diana had brought william's teething ring and— all, diana had brought william's teething ring and she was tottmg— teething ring and she was holding william's teeth, ringing up to— holding william's teeth, ringing up to toot— holding william's teeth, ringing up to toot at— holding william's teeth, ringing up to look at for— holding william's teeth, ringing up to look at for me to look so ttat— up to look at for me to look so ttat tett— up to look at for me to look so ttat te-t te— up to look at for me to look so that he'd be looking at the camera and she— that he'd be looking at the camera and she was hiding her tase.— camera and she was hiding her tase. so— camera and she was hiding her tase. so tor— camera and she was hiding her face. so for four— camera and she was hiding her face. so for four of— camera and she was hiding her face. so for four of these seven very— face. so for four of these seven wery prestows— face. so for four of these seven very precious moments , i very precious moments, i sowttm-t— very precious moments, i sowttm-t see— very precious moments, i couldn't see the most famous m tte— couldn't see the most famous woman in the world. and i was tott— woman in the world. and i was tott r— woman in the world. and i was tott r sam-t— woman in the world. and i was told i can't talk— woman in the world. and i was told i can't talk to— woman in the world. and i was told i can't talk to them, i sam-t— told i can't talk to them, i can't direct— told i can't talk to them, i can't direct them . so in the can't direct them. so in the end— can't direct them. so in the emt, r— can't direct them. so in the emt, r mate— can't direct them. so in the end, i made a— can't direct them. so in the end, i made a noise like i was dwrig— end, i made a noise like i was tytmg amt— end, i made a noise like i was dying and diana— end, i made a noise like i was dying and diana turned round to me amt— dying and diana turned round to me amt ste— dying and diana turned round to me and she smiled because she reattset— me and she smiled because she reattset r— me and she smiled because she reattset r was— me and she smiled because she realised i was breaking protocol . tat— realised i was breaking protocol . tat r— realised i was breaking protocol . tat r wastt— realised i was breaking protocol . but i wasn't because i hadn't sart— . but i wasn't because i hadn't satt amytttmg— . but i wasn't because i hadn't satt amyttmg. r— . but i wasn't because i hadn't said anything. i was just making a . amt— said anything. i was just making a noise . and so— said anything. i was just making a noise . and so she moved a noise. and so she moved wttttam-s— a noise. and so she moved william's tethering away. wttttam— william's tethering away. william went— william's tethering away. william went to grab the teettmg— william went to grab the teething ring— william went to grab the teething ring and that photograph- teething ring and that photograph became royal photographer— photograph became royal photographer of the year in toss. — photographer of the year in 1983. because— photographer of the year in 1983. because of that . and the 1983. because of that. and the rest— 1983. because of that. and the rest ttm-t.— 1983. because of that. and the rest didn't. yeah— 1983. because of that. and the rest didn't. yeah yeah, the rest is rest didn't. yeah yeah, the rest ts ttstory— rest didn't. yeah yeah, the rest ts ttstory . — rest didn't. yeah yeah, the rest is history. and.— rest didn't. yeah yeah, the rest is history. and. and- rest didn't. yeah yeah, the rest is history. 'r: 'r: ”til: is history. and. and you're a very, very clever man. and you've made such a contribution to the image of the royals over the years. let me tell our viewers, if you're based down south, that ian pelham turner, his exhibition of exclusive

royal pictures going back to 1935 can now be seen at the lansdowne club in london. good luck with the exhibition, ian. i wish we had longer, but i salute you for your amazing work. there you for your amazing work. there you go. ian pelham turner. thanks, ian . look, lots more to thanks, ian. look, lots more to come next up, my mark meets guest is nick wallace, author of a stunning new book about the celebrity court case of the century. as amber heard and johnny depp battled each other over allegations of domestic abuse, it was the most chaotic relationship since elizabeth taylor and richard burton and that story is .

next in my take at ten, i'll be deaung in my take at ten, i'll be dealing with prince harry. but it's dealing with prince harry. but wsfime dealing with prince harry. but it's time now for mark meets. and what was the most explosive celebrity marriage since

elizabeth taylor and richard burton ? well, it turned into burton? well, it turned into a celebrity court case of the century, as well as amber heard, hollywood actress and pirates of the caribbean star johnny hollywood actress and pirates of the caribbean starjohnny depp battled each other over allegations of domestic abuse . allegations of domestic abuse. so who were the winners and losers ? how did things get so losers? how did things get so bad for this troubled pair who were at one point so deeply in love and arguably the most attractive couple on the planet? this amazing story is tackled in a stunning new book by nick wallace . and nick wallace joins wallace. and nick wallace joins me now . hi, wallace. and nick wallace joins me now. hi, nick. hi wallace. and nick wallace joins me now . hi, nick. hi there, me now. hi, nick. hi there, mark. me now. hi, nick. hi there, wart. treat— me now. hi, nick. hi there, mark. great to— me now. hi, nick. hi there, mark. great to have- \r rat. hi there, mark. great to have you \r ts hi there, mark. great to have you on \r rts hi there, mark. great to have you on the stow. — mark. great to have you on the stow. wtat.— mark. great to have you on the show. nick, can— mark. great to have you on the show. nick, can you- mark. great to have you on the show. \r rts rtht" g show. nick, can you give me the full title of the book, please ? full title of the book, please? guess it's depp v heard the meat— guess it's depp v heard the trmeat story— guess it's depp v heard the trmeat story . — guess it's depp v heard the unreal story . �*tfttrz; : rzzr" guess it's depp v heard the unreal story . �*tfttrz; : tilit" unreal story. we settled on that because it's both real and unreal at the same time. yes, indeed. so unreal at the same time. yes, indeed . so tell me what's behind indeed. so tell me what's behind ttat— indeed. so tell me what's behind ttat tttte— indeed. so tell me what's behind ttat tttte e— indeed. so tell me what's behind that title ? because _ 3: so tell me what's behind that title ? because essentially that title? because essentially ttetr— that title? because essentially their relationship was a paratow— their relationship was a

paradox, wasn't it ? c their relationship was a- paradox, wasn't it ? it was. and paradox, wasn't it? it was. and it paradox, wasn't it? it was. and tt wa— paradox, wasn't it? it was. and it was also so two completely contrasting narratives which split apart viciously when the couple went their separate ways in the middle of 2016. it had been an almost— in the middle of 2016. it had been an almost a— in the middle of 2016. it had been an almost a fairy- " r:r:cr::; �*qtp it had been an almost a fairy tale story— been an almost a fairy tale story ,— been an almost a fairy tale story , at— been an almost a fairy tale story , at least— been an almost a fairy tale story , at least as far as we story, at least as far as we mew,— story, at least as far as we knew; wttt— story, at least as far as we knew, until 2016. but of course wtat— knew, until 2016. but of course wtat same— knew, until 2016. but of course what came out— knew, until 2016. but of course what came out in— knew, until 2016. but of course what came out in the subsequent sowrt— what came out in the subsequent court cases was all— what came out in the subsequent court cases was all the allegations— court cases was all the allegations of- court cases was all the allegations of violence which amper— allegations of violence which amber heard— allegations of violence which amber heard made against johnny depp— amber heard made against johnny depp att— amber heard made against johnny depp amt trog— amber heard made against johnny depp and drug taking and bad tetawowr,— depp and drug taking and bad behaviour, and— depp and drug taking and bad behaviour, and his protests , behaviour, and his protests, tattoos— behaviour, and his protests, nations that— behaviour, and his protests, nations that he— behaviour, and his protests, nations that he was a completely tmosett— nations that he was a completely tmosett party.— nations that he was a completely innocent party. and— nations that he was a completely innocent party. and so once that startet— innocent party. and so once that started spiralling— innocent party. and so once that started spiralling out, the tt— started spiralling out, the reason it became both real and meat— reason it became both real and unreal was because i was in sout— unreal was because i was in aga, tott— unreal was because i was in aga, tott m— unreal was because i was in court, both in the uk and last year.— court, both in the uk and last year. ttts— court, both in the uk and last year. this time— court, both in the uk and last year. this time last year, in tast— year. this time last year, in pa, m— year. this time last year, in fact, in virginia,— year. this time last year, in fact, in virginia, hearing these very— fact, in virginia, hearing these very stearty— fact, in virginia, hearing these very clearly laid— fact, in virginia, hearing these very clearly laid out narratives trom— very clearly laid out narratives trom peopte— very clearly laid out narratives trom peopte m— very clearly laid out narratives from people in court making ttetr— from people in court making ttetr ow— from people in court making their own testimony with their supportmg— their own testimony with their supporting witnesses, which were wtterty— supporting witnesses, which were wtterty at— supporting witnesses, which were ptterty at otts— supporting witnesses, which were utterly at odds with each other art— utterly at odds with each other amt trymg— utterly at odds with each other amt trymg to— utterly at odds with each other and trying to hold these sompetmg— and trying to hold these competing narratives in your teat— competing narratives in your teat at— competing narratives in your teat at tte— competing narratives in your head at the same time and make

ot— head at the same time and make ot ttem— head at the same time and make sense of them and— head at the same time and make sense of them and turn them into atyttmg—setse.- anything that made sense. was ttat— anything that made sense. was ttat wmeat— anything that made sense. was that unreal experience, espestatty— that unreal experience, especially when the whole of tmertsa— especially when the whole of america became _ especially when the whole of america became gripped by this sass-tast— america became gripped by this case. .fact, the— america became gripped by this case. fact, the whole world case. in fact, the whole world tesae— case. in fact, the whole world tesame grtppet— case. in fact, the whole world became gripped by the case tesase— became gripped by the case because courtroom because the courtroom shenanigans- shenanigans were being televised . om— shenanigans were being televised . oh, absolutely— shenanigans were being televised . oh, absolutely right.- shenanigans were being televised . oh, absolutely right. and look, early doors, they were very much in love. but to what extent was substance abuse an issue in their marriage, do you think ? well amber heard said think? well amber heard said that both her parents were addicts. and when she met johnny depp,— addicts. and when she met johnny depp, te— addicts. and when she met johnny depp, te was— addicts. and when she met johnny depp, te targe— addicts. and when she met johnny depp, te targe ,— rbtrzr: rt.cb and when she met johnny depp, he was large , albie clean. depp, he was large, albie clean. att— depp, he was large, albie clean. apt tte— depp, he was large, albie clean. apt tte ttst— depp, he was large, albie clean. and the first year— depp, he was large, albie clean. and the first year of their relationship— and the first year of their relationship ,_ and the first year of their relationship , she said that he relationship, she said that he wast— relationship, she said that he wasn't drinking— relationship, she said that he wasn't drinking and he wasn't tatmg— wasn't drinking and he wasn't tatmg marry— wasn't drinking and he wasn't taking many drugs . wasn't drinking and he wasn't taking many drugs. he's wasn't drinking and he wasn't taking many drugs . he's always taking many drugs. he's always sart— taking many drugs. he's always satt ttat— taking many drugs. he's always satt ttat te— taking many drugs. he's always said that he likes— taking many drugs. he's always said that he likes to smoke mart-warra— said that he likes to smoke martrwata ,— said that he likes to smoke marijuana , but— said that he likes to smoke marijuana , but he fell off the marijuana, but he fell off the wagon— marijuana, but he fell off the wagon amt— marijuana, but he fell off the wagon and she— marijuana, but he fell off the wagon and she said that he startet— wagon and she said that he startet to— wagon and she said that he started to black— wagon and she said that he started to black out. he started to tetawe— started to black out. he started to tetawe m— started to black out. he started to behave in in— started to black out. he started to behave in in violent ways wtet— to behave in in violent ways wtet tett— to behave in in violent ways when he'd lost— to behave in in violent ways when he'd lost control of his taswtty— when he'd lost control of his faculty because _ when he'd lost control of his faculty because of the amount of mmt— faculty because of the amount of mm expattmg— faculty because of the amount of mind expanding drugs and atsotot— mind expanding drugs and alcohol, he'd— mind expanding drugs and alcohol, he'd been taking. so ste— alcohol, he'd been taking. so ste sees— alcohol, he'd been taking. so ste tts— alcohol, he'd been taking. so she sees his drug— alcohol, he'd been taking. so she sees his drug use as a as a key— she sees his drug use as a as a key reason— she sees his drug use as a as a key reason behind— she sees his drug use as a as a key reason behind the violence.

amt— key reason behind the violence. apt tts— key reason behind the violence. and his denials— key reason behind the violence. and his denials because he stmpty— and his denials because he stmpty tttt-t— and his denials because he simply didn't know what he was tottg— simply didn't know what he was tomg. wow,— simply didn't know what he was tomg. wow, te— simply didn't know what he was doing. now, he says there's atsotwtety— doing. now, he says there's absolutely no— doing. now, he says there's absolutely no way that he could tave— absolutely no way that he could tawe ttt— absolutely no way that he could tawe ttt a— absolutely no way that he could have hit a woman— absolutely no way that he could have hit a woman and that she astwatty— have hit a woman and that she was actually nagging him and trymg— was actually nagging him and trymg to— was actually nagging him and trying to provoke him and gasttgttmg— trying to provoke him and gaslighting and the way gaslighting him. and the way ttat— gaslighting him. and the way ttat te— gaslighting him. and the way that he presented his case last year—ttat- that he presented his case last year—ttat stel year in virginia was that she tte— year in virginia was that she was the abusive _ year in virginia was that she was the abusive partner. she was the was the abusive partner. she was tte ope— was the abusive partner. she was tte wto— was the abusive partner. she was the one who was— was the abusive partner. she was the one who was causing all his prottems— the one who was causing all his prottems .— the one who was causing all his prottems . ste— the one who was causing all his problems . she actually problems. she was actually trymg— problems. she was actually trying manipulate him and say trying to manipulate him and say that trying to manipulate him and say ttat tt— trying to manipulate him and say ttat tt you— trying to manipulate him and say that if you don't— trying to manipulate him and say that if you don't if— trying to manipulate him and say that if you don't if you don't gwe— that if you don't if you don't gwe me— that if you don't if you don't gtwe me wtat— that if you don't if you don't give me what i— that if you don't if you don't give me what i want, then i'm going— give me what i want, then i'm gomg to— give me what i want, then i'm gomg to go— give me what i want, then i'm gomg to go to— give me what i want, then i'm going to go to the— give me what i want, then i'm going to go to the public and say— going to go to the public and say ttat— going to go to the public and say ttat yo-e— going to go to the public and say that you've been abusing me. so, say that you've been abusing me. so, agam— say that you've been abusing me. so, agamlmeam— say that you've been abusing me. so, again, mean, the book so, again, i mean, the book was an exercise-pulling- so, again, i mean, the book was an exercise pulling together an exercise in pulling together ttese— an exercise in pulling together ttese wtttty— an exercise in pulling together these wildly disparate narratives— these wildly disparate narratives actually looking narratives and actually looking at tte— narratives and actually looking at the evidence,— narratives and actually looking at the evidence, not just the testtmoty,— at the evidence, not just the testimony, not— at the evidence, not just the testimony, not just the witness ertese — testimony, not just the witness ertese tat— testimony, not just the witness evidence, but the _ evidence, but the contemporaneous documentary ewetset— evidence. and there are thousands— evidence. and there are- thousands _that. evidence. and there are- thousands_that. and thousands of pages of that. and trymg— thousands of pages of that. and trymg to— thousands of pages of that. and trying to actually— thousands of pages of that. and trying to actually piece togetter— trying to actually piece together—orl trying to actually piece. together—or who trying to actually piece- together_or who might together who could or who might tave— together who could or who might tawe teet— together who could or who might have been telling— together who could or who might have been telling the truth about— have been telling the truth atowt east — have been telling the truth about each specific contested msttett— about each specific contested incident-course- about each specific contested incident course of incident over the course of ttetr— incident over the course of their relationship. because ewettwatty,— their relationship. because eventually, amber heard went to sowrt— eventually, amber heard went to sowrt m— eventually, amber heard went to sowrt m 2020— eventually, amber heard went to court in 2020 when— eventually, amber heard went to court in 2020 when she was the star— court in 2020 when she was the star wttmess— court in 2020 when she was the star witness for— court in 2020 when she was the star witness for the— court in 2020 when she was the star witness for the sun newspaper— star witness for the sun newspaper in- star witness for the sun newspaper in their libel trial agamst— newspaper in their libel trial against johnny— newspaper in their libel trial against johnny depp and detailed

moea-— against johnny depp and detailed moea- tozet— against johnny depp and detailed more a dozen violent more than a dozen violent msttetts— more than a dozen violent incidents against him throughout the incidents against him throughout tte sowe— incidents against him throughout tte ot— incidents against him throughout the course of their— the course of their relationship. yes and of the course of their— relationship. yes and of course, ttat— relationship. yes and of course, ttat sase— relationship. yes and of course, ttat was— relationship. yes and of course, that case was brought against our that case was brought against oar-woottot- that case was brought against| our-wootton.well, that case was brought against- our-wootton.well, dan our own dan wootton as well, dan att— our own dan wootton as well, dan apt-sm— our own dan wootton as well, dan apt-sat wee— our own dan wootton as well, dan and sun were victorious . and the sun were victorious. rotmy— and the sun were victorious. rotmy pepp— and the sun were victorious. rotmy pepp wept— and the sun were victorious. johnny depp went on- and the sun were victorious. johnny depp went on to- and the sun were victorious. johnny depp went on to defeat. amber heard , who have been the amber heard, who have been the winners and losers in this whole saga. do you think the lawyers are right? i mean, there have teet— are right? i mean, there have teem tens— are right? i mean, there have teem tets ot— r?”till ” gc7 i mean, there have been tens of millions of pounds expettet— been tens of millions of pounds expettet ot— been tens of millions of pounds expended on both— been tens of millions of pounds expended on both sides of the tttattts— expended on both sides of the attattts ot— expended on both sides of the atlantic on some— expended on both sides of the atlantic on some of the finest regat— atlantic on some of the finest tegat mmts— atlantic on some of the finest legal minds in— atlantic on some of the finest legal minds in the business and wtetter— legal minds in the business and wtetter tt— legal minds in the business and whether it has— legal minds in the business and whether it has served johnny depp— whether it has served johnny depp or— whether it has served johnny depp or amper— whether it has served johnny depp or amber heard very well as a resort.— depp or amber heard very well as a reswtt. r— depp or amber heard very well as a result. i don't— depp or amber heard very well as a result. i don't know . depp or amber heard very well as a result. i don't know. but rotmy— a result. i don't know. but rotmy pepp— a result. i don't know. but johnny depp said at the tegtmmg— johnny depp said at the beginning of— johnny depp said at the beginning of his trial in the us , te— beginning of his trial in the us , te sart— beginning of his trial in the us , te an, twe— beginning of his trial in the us , he said, i've been waiting six years— , he said, i've been waiting six years tor— , he said, i've been waiting six years tor tte— , he said, i've been waiting six years for the opportunity to tett— years for the opportunity to tett my— years for the opportunity to tell my truth.— years for the opportunity to tell my truth. now. he was in sowrt— tell my truth. now. he was in court obviously— tell my truth. now. he was in court obviously for four days past— court obviously for four days past m— court obviously for four days past to tte— court obviously for four days back in the uk— court obviously for four days back in the uk in 2020, but he temg— back in the uk in 2020, but he was being cross—examined so he temg— was being cross—examined so he was being challenged on hisi version _whereas version of the truth. whereas in the version of the truth. whereas in tte-start— version of the truth. whereas in tte-start wttt- version of the truth. whereas in the - start with a - version of the truth. whereas in the start with a direct the us they start with a direct exammattot— the us they start with a direct examination before they go to cross—examination. so he was gtwet— cross—examination. so he was gwet ttme— cross—examination. so he was gtwet ttme ty— cross—examination. so he was given time by lawyers live

given time by his lawyers live on wortt— given time by his lawyers live on world wide— given time by his lawyers live on world wide television to set out— on world wide television to set out exastty— on world wide television to set out exastty wty— on world wide television to set out exactly why he is not a wife teater— out exactly why he is not a wife teater m— out exactly why he is not a wife teater m tts— out exactly why he is not a wife beater in his view,— out exactly why he is not a wife beater in his view, and why the jury— beater in his view, and why the try m— beater in his view, and why the try to vtrgmta— beater in his view, and why the jury in virginia should find him or stowtt— jury in virginia should find him or should find— jury in virginia should find him or should find for— jury in virginia should find him or should find for him in his tter— or should find for him in his tttet statm — or should find for him in his libel claim against amber heard, wttst— libel claim against amber heard, wttst ttey— libel claim against amber heard, which they eventually did. wtat.— which they eventually did. wtat. your— which they eventually did. nick, your book— which they eventually did. nick, your book has- which they eventually did. nick, your book has been described as unputdownable readable. it's also an important history document in the term in terms of showbiz only got a couple of seconds. has johnny depp got any money left because he made tens of millions of pounds as an actor, didn't he ? pounds as an actor, didn't he? oh, he was one of hollywood's ttgtest— oh, he was one of hollywood's ttgtest patt— oh, he was one of hollywood's highest paid stars— oh, he was one of hollywood's highest paid stars at the tegtmmg— highest paid stars at the beginning of— highest paid stars at the beginning of the 20 tens. and he was beginning of the 20 tens. and he matmg— beginning of the 20 tens. and he was making tens— beginning of the 20 tens. and he was making tens of— beginning of the 20 tens. and he was making tens of millions of tottars— was making tens of millions of tottars ot— was making tens of millions of dollars on each— was making tens of millions of dollars on each episode or each tratsttse— dollars on each episode or each tratsttse ot— dollars on each episode or each franchise of the— dollars on each episode or each franchise of the pirates of the sarttteat — franchise of the pirates of the caribbean series.— franchise of the pirates of the caribbean series. so he had money— caribbean series. so he had money to— caribbean series. so he had money to burn.— caribbean series. so he had money to burn. the problem was his expenditure— money to burn. the problem was his expenditure even before his tegat— his expenditure even before his legal troubles— his expenditure even before his legal troubles was huge. he was tamttg— legal troubles was huge. he was burning through— legal troubles was huge. he was burning through $300,000 a month on tts— burning through $300,000 a month on tts tstatt— burning through $300,000 a month on his island in— burning through $300,000 a month on his island in the— burning through $300,000 a month on his island in the in the tatamas— on his island in the in the bahamas. he— on his island in the in the bahamas. he was he was on the toat— bahamas. he was he was on the roat to— bahamas. he was he was on the

roat to mm— bahamas. he was he was on the roat to mm. — bahamas. he was he was on the road to ruin . well,— bahamas. he was he was on the road to ruin . �*tfttrz;cc \r rts road to ruin. well, nick, let me tell you, your book is out now. nick wallace is the author of depp versus heard the unreal story. grab yourself a copy. i'll be dealing with prince harry

next it's 10:00. next it's10:00. and this is mark it's 10:00. and this is mark dolan tonight in my take at ten. prince harry's blink and you'll miss it. appearance at the coronation was another slap in the to face his father and the country . i'll be dealing with country. i'll be dealing with the world's least happy millionaire in no uncertain terms. and you won't want to miss it. i'm not pulling my punches. prince harry, if you're of a sensitive disposition, look away . tonight's newsmaker is away. tonight's newsmaker is politics. legend ann widdecombe . i'll be asking ann whether the police were too hard on the royal protect oysters. do you think they went too far ? also,

think they went too far? also, are the tories really sunk? and anne will give us her highlights from yesterday's coronation and a bit of a queen in her own right, isn't she? she's the queen of mark dolan . tonight, queen of mark dolan. tonight, we've also got tomorrow's monday morning papers bang on at 1030. hot off the press with full pundh hot off the press with full pundit reaction tonight, reacting to the papers we have emma burnell emma burnell , i emma burnell emma burnell, i should say journalist and political consultant , deejay and political consultant, deejay and broadcaster neil fox and political and social commentator lin mei. so many great pundits. tomorrow's papers and my take at ten i will be dealing with prince harry. so as always , big prince harry. so as always, big guests, big stories and big opinions in a lively hour to come. but first, the headlines with bethany elsey . mark, thank with bethany elsey. mark, thank you very must— with bethany elsey. mark, thank you very must .— with bethany elsey. mark, thank you very much . here's- mark, thank you very much . here's your you very much. here's your tatest— you very much. here's your latest headlines— you very much. here's your latest headlines from the gb wews— latest headlines from the gb news room. — latest headlines from the gb news room. the— latest headlines from the gb news room. the prince of wales tas— news room. the prince of wales tas patt— news room. the prince of wales tas patt a— news room. the prince of wales has paid a touching public

trttute— has paid a touching public trttute to— has paid a touching public tribute to his— has paid a touching public tribute to his father, king states— tribute to his father, king charles, saying the whole family is charles, saying the whole family ts so— charles, saying the whole family ts so prout— charles, saying the whole family ts so prout ot— charles, saying the whole family is so proud of him.— charles, saying the whole family is so proud of him. prince wttttam — is so proud of him. prince william delivered his speech in trott— william delivered his speech in tort ot— william delivered his speech in tort ot a— william delivered his speech in front of a crowd— william delivered his speech in front of a crowd of— william delivered his speech in front of a crowd of 20,000 peopte— front of a crowd of 20,000 peopte at— front of a crowd of 20,000 people at windsor castle who att— people at windsor castle who were all enjoying the coronation somsert — were all enjoying the coronation somsert tte— were all enjoying the coronation concert. the heir— were all enjoying the coronation concert. the heir to the throne arso— concert. the heir to the throne atso mate— concert. the heir to the throne also made reference to his late gramtmotter— also made reference to his late grattmotter ,— also made reference to his late grandmother , queen elizabeth, grandmother, queen elizabeth, saymg— grandmother, queen elizabeth, saymg ste— grandmother, queen elizabeth, saying she would be a very proud motter— saying she would be a very proud motter. te— saying she would be a very proud mother. he also— saying she would be a very proud mother. he also praised the mags— mother. he also praised the king's decades— mother. he also praised the king's decades of service, his sampatgmmg— king's decades of service, his sampatgtmg ot— king's decades of service, his campaigning on green issues and support— campaigning on green issues and support tor— campaigning on green issues and support tor peopte— campaigning on green issues and support for people of all backgrounds— support for people of all backgrounds and faiths. the toyat— backgrounds and faiths. the rtoyat tamtty— backgrounds and faiths. the royal family attended en masse to see— royal family attended en masse to see performances by take that katy— to see performances by take that taty terry— to see performances by take that taty terry att— to see performances by take that katy perry and lionel richie ateat— katy perry and lionel richie ateat ot— katy perry and lionel richie ahead of the— katy perry and lionel richie ahead of the show. host hugh tomewtte— ahead of the show. host hugh bonneville said,— ahead of the show. host hugh bonneville said, it's going to be a— bonneville said, it's going to be a great— bonneville said, it's going to be a great night— bonneville said, it's going to be a great night for so many statt— be a great night for so many start out— be a great night for so many stand out moments from what i've ttere-s— stand out moments from what i've meets a— stand out moments from what i've seen, there's a beautiful poem somposet— seen, there's a beautiful poem composed especially for the event— composed especially for the eem — composed especially for the event . there's— composed especially for the event . there's a- composed especially for the event . event. there's a remarkable finale , both visually and finale, both visually and aurally and some astonishing pop performances along the way, and as well as classical performances from andrea bocelli and sir bryn terfel. so i think

there really is something for everyone tonight. it's going to be magical. tens of thousands of street— be magical. tens of thousands of street parttes— be magical. tens of thousands of street parties have— “th rthtc tens of thousands of street parties have been held tte— street parties have been held across the uk— street parties have been held across the uk to— street parties have been held across the uk to continue the celebrations— across the uk to continue the celebrations .— across the uk to continue the celebrations . the— across the uk to continue the celebrations . the annual event celebrations. the annual event ty— celebrations. the annual event ty ttst— celebrations. the annual event run by eden project communities sart— run by eden project communities satt smoo— run by eden project communities satt etooo ttg— run by eden project communities said 67,000 big lunch events ptamet— said 67,000 big lunch events were planned today. the royal tamtty— were planned today. the royal tamtty wee— were planned today. the royal family were out— were planned today. the royal family were out in force to show ttetr— family were out in force to show ttetr ttatts. — family were out in force to show their thanks. sisters princess teatrtse— their thanks. sisters princess beatrice and— their thanks. sisters princess beatrice and eugenie were at an event— beatrice and eugenie were at an event m— beatrice and eugenie were at an event in buckinghamshire and the oute— event in buckinghamshire and the route ot— event in buckinghamshire and the duke of edinburgh— event in buckinghamshire and the duke of edinburgh , edward and duke of edinburgh, edward and his duke of edinburgh, edward and tts wte— duke of edinburgh, edward and his wife sophie,— duke of edinburgh, edward and his wife sophie, stopped by a most— his wife sophie, stopped by a tutst m— his wife sophie, stopped by a lunch in surrey. _ his wife sophie, stopped by a lunch in surrey. well—wishers sart— lunch in surrey. well—wishers satt tte— lunch in surrey. well—wishers said the parties— lunch in surrey. well—wishers said the parties brought out the test— said the parties brought out the test ot— said the parties brought out the best of british. _ said the parties brought out the best of british. c best of british. it's lovely to see all the people and the balloons out and everything . balloons out and everything. 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 ttmg— great it's a very nice creative ttmg to— great it's a very nice creative ttmg to trmg— great it's a very nice creative thing to bring us— tcitrzirbtc 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 m— 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 ttmt— one in a lifetime thing. i don't ttmt tm— one in a lifetime thing. i don't ttmt rm gomg— 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 agam. — think i'm going to experience it agam. we— think i'm going to experience it again. we think— think i'm going to experience it again. we think it's- think i'm going to experience it again. "s c : again. we think it's wonderful. there are many people have again. we think it's wonderful. there toe many people have again. we think it's wonderful. there to supportty people have again. we think it's wonderful. there to support it people have again. we think it's wonderful. there to support it and)le have again. we think it's wonderful. there to support it and we've/e come to support it and we've even know, fine even got you know, nice fine weather after all the rain. and

what make of the what did you make of the coronation loved it. we loved coronation we loved it. we loved every of it, especially every minute of it, especially seeing little louis singing the national anthem the way national anthem all the way through. yeah, it was impressed. teat.— through. yeah, it was impressed. teat-tm— through. yeah, it was impressed. yeah.-i'm actually- 3 yeah, it was impressed. yeah. i'm actually proud to yeah. yeah i'm actually proud to be yeah. yeah i'm actually proud to te—tt— yeah. yeah i'm actually proud to te—tt e — yeah. yeah i'm actually proud to te—tte tts- yeah. yeah i'm actually proud to be_it .7 the first. be british, isn't it? the first taty— be british, isn't it? the first taty ot— be british, isn't it? the first lady of the us, jill biden, was one of the special guests hosted at a big lunch by the prime minister and his wife outside downing . recipients downing street. recipients of the of light award, which the points of light award, which has been given to ordinary people ordinary people doing extra ordinary things for their community, were also there, as were some ukrainian refugees and their hosts . as the government has hosts. as the government has defended the police response to protests ahead of the coronation after complaints that officers went too far. 52 people were arrested, including king from the anti—monarchy group republic. and just stop oil. amnesty international's policing expert says the metropolitan police may have misused new powers granted by the public order bill, but the force insists they acted in line with

legislation and the culture secretary, lucy frazer said the new powers are there to be used on tv online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's back to . it's back to. mark my it's back to. mark my thanks to it's back to. mark- . my thanks to bethany it's back to. mark— . my thanks to bethany elsey, who it's back to. mark— . myinianks to bethany elsey, who it's back to. mark— . myinianihour'sathany elsey, who it's back to. mark— . myinianihour's time.i elsey, who is back in an hour's time. wetsome— is back in an hour's time. welcome to— is back in an hour's time. welcome to dolan is back in an hour's time.- welcome to-dolan tonight. welcome to mark dolan tonight. ttts— welcome to mark dolan tonight. ttts eemg-s— welcome to mark dolan tonight. this evening's newsmaker is pottttss— this evening's newsmaker is pottttss-tm- this evening's newsmaker is politics ann widdecombe. politics legend aim widdecombe. i'll politics legend ann widdecombe. r-tt te— politics legend ann widdecombe. m be astmg— politics legend ann widdecombe. i'll be asking ann— politics legend ann widdecombe. i'll be asking ann whether the totes— i'll be asking ann whether the tortes are— i'll be asking ann whether the tories are really— i'll be asking ann whether the tories are really sunk and wtetter— tories are really sunk and whether the— tories are really sunk and whether the police were too hard on whether the police were too hard ore-protesters.— whether the police were too hard on - protesters. plus - whether the police were too hard on protesters. plus ann's on royal protesters. plus ann's ttgtttgtts— on royal protesters. plus ann's highlights from _ on royal protesters. plus ann's highlights from yesterday's coronation. _ highlights from yesterday's coronation. we'll bring you tomorrow's headlines. hot off the tomorrow's headlines. hot off tte press— tomorrow's headlines. hot off tte press ,— tomorrow's headlines. hot off tte press , tang— tomorrow's headlines. hot off the press , bang on at 1030. and the press, bang on at 1030. and as remy— the press, bang on at 1030. and as penny mordaunt is touted as ttme— as penny mordaunt is touted as prime minister,— as penny mordaunt is touted as prime minister, material, as penny mordaunt is touted as prime minister, material , just prime minister, material, just tesause— prime minister, material, just tesause ste— prime minister, material, just because she carried a sword arout— because she carried a sword arout tor— because she carried a sword arout tor a— because she carried a sword around for a while and looked soetm— around for a while and looked somte ttt— around for a while and looked solemn, i'll be— around for a while and looked solemn, i'll be asking if the wortautt— solemn, i'll be asking if the mordaunt lovin— solemn, i'll be asking if the mordaunt lovin is over blown. so tots— mordaunt lovin is over blown. so tots ot— mordaunt lovin is over blown. so lots of stories— mordaunt lovin is over blown. so lots of stories to _ mordaunt lovin is over blown. so lots of stories to get through , lots of stories to get through, ttstutttg— lots of stories to get through, including tomorrow's papers. big

stortes— including tomorrow's papers. big stortes ttg— including tomorrow's papers. big stories, big guests— including tomorrow's papers. big stories, big guests and always big stories, big guests and always ttg optttots.— stories, big guests and always big opinions. we— stories, big guests and always big opinions. we start with my tate— big opinions. we start with my take .— big opinions. we start with my tate . tt— big opinions. we start with my take . at tet— big opinions. we start with my take . at ten. do— big opinions. we start with my take . at ten. do you remember take. at ten. do you remember ttat— take. at ten. do you remember ttat saoot— take. at ten. do you remember that cartoon book? where's warty?— that cartoon book? where's wattye rt— that cartoon book? where's wally? it was— that cartoon book? where's wally? it was an illustrated game— wally? it was an illustrated game ttat— wally? it was an illustrated game that contained images of tuge— game that contained images of tuge sowts— game that contained images of huge crowds, and— game that contained images of huge crowds, and you had to find a stttty— huge crowds, and you had to find a stttty ttte— huge crowds, and you had to find a skinny little nerd— huge crowds, and you had to find a skinny little nerd a bit like to— a skinny little nerd a bit like to te— a skinny little nerd a bit like me, to be honest, who was somewhere in— me, to be honest, who was somewhere in the picture with his somewhere in the picture with tts strtpy— somewhere in the picture with tts strtpy stut— somewhere in the picture with his stripy shirt, glasses and tottte— his stripy shirt, glasses and bobble hats?— his stripy shirt, glasses and bobble hats? well yesterday i spett— bobble hats? well yesterday i spett most— bobble hats? well yesterday i spett most ot— bobble hats? well yesterday i spent most of the coronation trystot— spent most of the coronation fryston playing— spent most of the coronation fryston playing a game of wtere-s— fryston playing a game of where's harry?— fryston playing a game of where's harry? in which we had to spot— where's harry? in which we had to spot tte— where's harry? in which we had to spot the world's— where's harry? in which we had to spot the world's least happy mttttotatre— to spot the world's least happy millionaire as— to spot the world's least happy millionaire as he— to spot the world's least happy millionaire as he made a flying wstt— millionaire as he made a flying wstt to— millionaire as he made a flying wstt to tts— millionaire as he made a flying visit to his father's coronation att— visit to his father's coronation ttt tt— visit to his father's coronation ttt tt tetts— visit to his father's coronation and it tells you _ visit to his father's coronation and it tells you everything you teet— and it tells you everything you test to— and it tells you everything you test to mow— and it tells you everything you need to know about the arrogant and self—centred— need to know about the arrogant and self—centred nature of this toy.— and self—centred nature of this toy. ttat— and self—centred nature of this toy. ttat te— and self—centred nature of this boy. that he should jet in purety— boy. that he should jet in purety to— boy. that he should jet in purely to show— boy. that he should jet in purely to show his smirking face at tte— purely to show his smirking face at the ceremony— purely to show his smirking face at the ceremony before jumping tast— at the ceremony before jumping tast ot— at the ceremony before jumping tast ot a— at the ceremony before jumping back on a plane— at the ceremony before jumping back on a plane and returning to a pass— back on a plane and returning to a ptase wtere— back on a plane and returning to a place where he— back on a plane and returning to a place where he can pretend te-s— a place where he can pretend te-s poputat— a place where he can pretend he's popular, where everything is he's popular, where everything ts pretett. — he's popular, where everything is pretend. hollywood, california— is pretend. hollywood, california .— is pretend. hollywood, california . the astonishing that

california. the astonishing that he california. the astonishing that te souttt-t— california. the astonishing that he couldn't stick— california. the astonishing that he couldn't stick around for a pm— he couldn't stick around for a pttt att— he couldn't stick around for a pttt att a— he couldn't stick around for a pint and a couple— he couldn't stick around for a pint and a couple of sandwiches wttt— pint and a couple of sandwiches wttt tte— pint and a couple of sandwiches with the family— pint and a couple of sandwiches with the family after such an tmportam— with the family after such an tmportatt-.- with the family after such an important-. you. with the family after such an. important-. you know, important ceremony. you know, the important ceremony. you know, tte smatt— important ceremony. you know, the small matter— important ceremony. you know, the small matter of his father tettg— the small matter of his father being crowned— the small matter of his father being crowned king of the united tttgtom— being crowned king of the united tttgtom .— being crowned king of the united tttgtom . te— being crowned king of the united kingdom . he was— being crowned king of the united kingdom . he was here long enough kingdom. he was here long enough to atwerttse— kingdom. he was here long enough to advertise the— kingdom. he was here long enough to advertise the fact— kingdom. he was here long enough to advertise the fact that the sutt— to advertise the fact that the sutt te — to advertise the fact that the sutt te was— to advertise the fact that the suit he was wearing was by the tretst— suit he was wearing was by the french fashion— suit he was wearing was by the french fashion house, christian pror— french fashion house, christian ptor .— french fashion house, christian ptor . ttey— french fashion house, christian dior . they tweeted with french fashion house, christian dior. they tweeted with enormous prtte— dior. they tweeted with enormous prtte ttat— dior. they tweeted with enormous prtte ttat ttey— dior. they tweeted with enormous pride that they had— dior. they tweeted with enormous pride that they had dressed him for pride that they had dressed him tor tte— pride that they had dressed him for the occasion— pride that they had dressed him for the occasion .— pride that they had dressed him for the occasion . when does he for the occasion. when does he tot— for the occasion. when does he tot eet— for the occasion. when does he tot pay— for the occasion. when does he tot pay tor— for the occasion. when does he not even pay for his own clothes ow— not even pay for his own clothes ttt — not even pay for his own clothes ttt ttt— not even pay for his own clothes now? and did he— not even pay for his own clothes now? and did he wear the outfit as part— now? and did he wear the outfit as part ot— now? and did he wear the outfit as part ot a— now? and did he wear the outfit as part of a potential megabucks teate— as part of a potential megabucks teate ste— as part of a potential megabucks teate pm to— as part of a potential megabucks deal? one to add— as part of a potential megabucks deal? one to add to all the otters— deal? one to add to all the otters e— deal? one to add to all the others ? could— deal? one to add to all the others ? could he not bring others? could he not bring ttmsett— others? could he not bring ttmsett to— others? could he not bring himself to fly— others? could he not bring himself to fly the flag for a trtttst— himself to fly the flag for a british tailoring— himself to fly the flag for a british tailoring brand? somettttg— british tailoring brand? something from savile row, pertapse— something from savile row, perhaps? turnbull and ask jeeves and perhaps? turnbull and ask jeeves att tawtes— perhaps? turnbull and ask jeeves att tawtes or— perhaps? turnbull and ask jeeves and hawkes or even marks and spetser— and hawkes or even marks and spetser or— and hawkes or even marks and spencer or john— and hawkes or even marks and spencer or john lewis? why not? ttts— spencer or john lewis? why not? ttts ts— spencer or john lewis? why not? rtrs rs rott— spencer or john lewis? why not? this is john lewis— spencer or john lewis? why not? this is john lewis .— spencer or john lewis? why not? this is john lewis . isn't it this is john lewis. isn't it gorgeouse— this is john lewis. isn't it gorgeous? george erg at asda is too goot— gorgeous? george erg at asda is too goot tor— gorgeous? george erg at asda is too good for that— gorgeous? george erg at asda is too good for that numpty . too good for that numpty. tarry-s— too good for that numpty. harry's fleeting appearance at the coronation— harry's fleeting appearance at the coronation was another nail in the coronation was another nail tt tte— the coronation was another nail tt tte sotttt— the coronation was another nail in the coffin for— the coronation was another nail

in the coffin for his relationship with the british peopte,— relationship with the british peopte, wtose — relationship with the british people, whose generosity , people, whose generosity, support— people, whose generosity, support att— people, whose generosity, support and hard earned taxes tave— support and hard earned taxes tawe mate— support and hard earned taxes have made him— support and hard earned taxes have made him one of the most ptwteget— have made him one of the most ptwteget att— have made him one of the most privileged and famous men in the worm.— privileged and famous men in the wortt. wett— privileged and famous men in the world. well there's— privileged and famous men in the world. well there's an old sayttg— world. well there's an old sayttg po— world. well there's an old saying do something properly or not saying do something properly or tot at— saying do something properly or tot at at.— saying do something properly or not at all. and— saying do something properly or not at all. and if— saying do something properly or not at all. and if attending the sorotattot— not at all. and if attending the coronation, he— not at all. and if attending the coronation, he should have been tere— coronation, he should have been tere tor— coronation, he should have been tere tor a— coronation, he should have been tere tor a tew— coronation, he should have been here for a few days— coronation, he should have been here for a few days , met the here for a few days, met the putts,— here for a few days, met the putts, spett— here for a few days, met the public, spent time with his uk tamtty— public, spent time with his uk tamtty att— public, spent time with his uk family and paid— public, spent time with his uk family and paid his dues instead it family and paid his dues instead t was— family and paid his dues instead tt stow— family and paid his dues instead it was show and— family and paid his dues instead it was show and go next time tot-t— it was show and go next time tot-t totter— it was show and go next time don't bother and— it was show and go next time don't bother and don't give me ttat— don't bother and don't give me ttat gutt— don't bother and don't give me that guff about— don't bother and don't give me that guff about needing to be tast— that guff about needing to be tast tor— that guff about needing to be tast tor your— that guff about needing to be back for your son's birthday . back for your son's birthday. root— back for your son's birthday. roor arstte— back for your son's birthday. poor archie and _ back for your son's birthday. poor archie and his little stster— poor archie and his little sister should— poor archie and his little sister should have been here. put— sister should have been here. put ttatts— sister should have been here. but thanks to— sister should have been here. but thanks to his— sister should have been here. but thanks to his prolonged ttssy— but thanks to his prolonged ttssy ttt,— but thanks to his prolonged ttssy pr, ttey— but thanks to his prolonged hissy fit, they will now miss out— hissy fit, they will now miss out ot— hissy fit, they will now miss out ot tettg— hissy fit, they will now miss out on being part of history in years— out on being part of history in years to— out on being part of history in years to some— out on being part of history in years to come. they'll look at ott— years to come. they'll look at ott ptotos— years to come. they'll look at old photos and— years to come. they'll look at old photos and they'll say, patty— old photos and they'll say, patty ,— old photos and they'll say, patty , wty— old photos and they'll say, daddy , why weren't we on that daddy, why weren't we on that tatsoty— daddy, why weren't we on that tatsoty e— daddy, why weren't we on that tatsoty e ttt— daddy, why weren't we on that balcony ? and he'll have some balcony? and he'll have some exptattttg— balcony? and he'll have some exptattttg to— balcony? and he'll have some explaining to do— balcony? and he'll have some explaining to do whether it was suttttg— explaining to do whether it was suttttg tarry— explaining to do whether it was sulking harry republic protesters— sulking harry republic protesters chip on their stoutter. — protesters chip on their shoulder. politicians or pottttsat— shoulder. politicians or political pundits who tried to tatt— political pundits who tried to tatt towt — political pundits who tried to talk down the— political pundits who tried to talk down the event. the result of talk down the event. the result ot tte— talk down the event. the result of the coronation— talk down the event. the result of the coronation was a clear

trttatt— of the coronation was a clear one. britain haters nil britain towers— one. britain haters nil britain lovers one which— one. britain haters nil britain lovers one which is why it's no great— lovers one which is why it's no great stame— lovers one which is why it's no great shame that— lovers one which is why it's no great shame that prince harry, wto— great shame that prince harry, wto tas— great shame that prince harry, who has caused— great shame that prince harry, who has caused so much damage to the who has caused so much damage to tte reputattot— who has caused so much damage to the reputation of— who has caused so much damage to the reputation of not— who has caused so much damage to the reputation of not just the toyat— the reputation of not just the rtoyat tamtty— the reputation of not just the royal family but the country has gote— royal family but the country has gote tast— royal family but the country has gote past to— royal family but the country has gone back to la— royal family but the country has gone back to la la— royal family but the country has gone back to la la land with his tail gone back to la la land with his tatt tetweet— gone back to la la land with his tail between his— gone back to la la land with his tail between his legs as a resutt— tail between his legs as a resutt ot— tail between his legs as a result of his— tail between his legs as a result of his own actions. he was a mere extra— result of his own actions. he was a mere extra yesterday , and was a mere extra yesterday, and i was a mere extra yesterday, and r ttttt— was a mere extra yesterday, and r ttttt te— was a mere extra yesterday, and i think he should— was a mere extra yesterday, and i think he should be written out of i think he should be written out ot tte— i think he should be written out ot tte stow— i think he should be written out of the show altogether. prince tarry-s— of the show altogether. prince tarry-s tutt— of the show altogether. prince harry's blink and— of the show altogether. prince harry's blink and you'll miss it. harry's blink and you'll miss tt. tppearatse— harry's blink and you'll miss it. appearance at— harry's blink and you'll miss it. appearance at the coronation atotter— it. appearance at the coronation was another slap— it. appearance at the coronation was another slap in the face to his was another slap in the face to tts tatter— was another slap in the face to his father and— was another slap in the face to his father and his— was another slap in the face to his father and his country. next ttme— his father and his country. next ttme ,— his father and his country. next ttme , tot-t— his father and his country. next time , don't bother. where's time, don't bother. where's warty— time, don't bother. where's watty ts— time, don't bother. where's watty ts a— time, don't bother. where's wally is a fun— time, don't bother. where's wally is a fun and addictive game.— wally is a fun and addictive game. where's— wally is a fun and addictive game. where's harry? who cares . game. where's harry? who cares. tour— game. where's harry? who cares. your reasttot— game. where's harry? who cares. your reaction to— game. where's harry? who cares. your reaction to harry's blink att— your reaction to harry's blink att you-tt— your reaction to harry's blink and you'll miss— your reaction to harry's blink and you'll miss it. appearance at tte— and you'll miss it. appearance at the coronation.— and you'll miss it. appearance at the coronation. was it worth the at the coronation. was it worth tte ettorte— at the coronation. was it worth the effort? let— at the coronation. was it worth the effort? let me— at the coronation. was it worth the effort? let me know. mark gb wews— the effort? let me know. mark gb wews ut— the effort? let me know. mark gb news .uk reacting— the effort? let me know. mark gb news .uk reacting to my take at tent— news .uk reacting to my take at tet, my— news .uk reacting to my take at tet, my top— news .uk reacting to my take at ten, my top pundits tonight, rourtattst— ten, my top pundits tonight, journalist and— ten, my top pundits tonight, journalist and political consultant— journalist and political consultant emma burnell tegettary— consultant emma burnell

tegettary pr— consultant emma burnell legendary dj and broadcaster wett— legendary dj and broadcaster wett tox— legendary dj and broadcaster neil fox and— legendary dj and broadcaster neil fox and political and sostat— neil fox and political and social commentator lin mei. neil pox,— social commentator lin mei. neil tow, your— social commentator lin mei. neil fox, your reaction— social commentator lin mei. neil fox, your reaction to— social commentator lin mei. neil fox, your reaction to harry's tutt— fox, your reaction to harry's ttttt att— fox, your reaction to harry's blink and you'll— fox, your reaction to harry's blink and you'll miss it. tppearatse— blink and you'll miss it. tppearatse — blink and you'll miss it. appearance �*tfttrz;cc c blink and you'll miss it.- appearance well, it was pretty short, wasn't it? let's be honest , i short, wasn't it? let's be honest, i suppose none of us really were just guessing about what was said behind closed doors and on various emails and telephone conversations about what he was expected to do, what he was allowed to do. it was you kind of read between the lines he was probably told might be a goodidea he was probably told might be a good idea to leave the wife and the family at home. you come if you to come, let's not you want to come, but let's not make of deal of make too much of a big deal of it all. i do think it would be rather nice if could have rather nice if he could have stayed bit longer, stayed a little bit longer, maybe say hello to his dad maybe to say hello to his dad after i was smiling after he had just i was smiling at the sarcasm when he said, you know, had just become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king had just become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king of had just become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king of theiad just become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king of the united become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king of the united kingdom. the king of the united kingdom. so a bit, so yes, hanging around a bit, but certain extent, you can but to a certain extent, you can imagine he hung around imagine if he had hung around for hours and hours and maybe gone tonight, gone to the concert tonight, people equally have people could equally have criticised trying to criticised him for trying to gain too much the limelight.

gain too much of the limelight. i he was a no win i mean, he was in a no win situation. whatever happened? to be about yesterday, i'm be fair about yesterday, i'm glad respects he came glad in many respects he came and then tootled off and and then he tootled off and that's probably the end of it. but the rest of the day, i just thought was absolutely magnificent. and it didn't really whether he was really bother me whether he was there not. glad it was there or not. i'm glad it was there or not. i'm glad it was there his father become there to see his father become king. should have been there. king. he should have been there. but rightly said, but as you quite rightly said, really be lovely. and really it would be lovely. and actually, photographer actually, the royal photographer earlier what, earlier on said, you know what, any problems about what that balcony looked like, whether any problems about what that balctoo looked like, whether any problems about what that balctoo white,i like, whether any problems about what that balctoo white, ifike, whether any problems about what that balctoo white, if he whether any problems about what that balctoo white, if he hadtther any problems about what that balctoo white, if he had managed was too white, if he had managed to his family there with to have his family there with him there, that him and his wife there, that would been problem would have been a problem solved, it? and solved, wouldn't it? and it would be lovely day, would be lovely if one day, sensing heads round the sensing heads can get round the table, sort this out and the family can get back together family can all get back together . be good indeed. i . that would be good indeed. i agree with you, lynn made agree with you, neil lynn made ttat— agree with you, neil lynn made ttat-was— agree with you, neil lynn made that-was-white. - agree with you, neil lynn made that-was-white. it. that balcony was too white. it teetet—ret- that balcony was too white. iti needed—red hair that balcony was too white. it- needed_red hair on needed someone with red hair on it. needed someone with red hair on tt-woutt— needed someone with red hair on tt-woutt te— needed someone with red hair on it.-would be harry.- needed someone with red hair on it. would be harry. but it. that would be harry. but te-s— it. that would be harry. but te-s trougtt— it. that would be harry. but he's brought this on himself, tast-t— he's brought this on himself, tast-t tee— he's brought this on himself, hasn't he? and— he's brought this on himself, hasn't he? and i— he's brought this on himself, hasn't he? and i just think that as te— hasn't he? and i just think that as te was— hasn't he? and i just think that as he was coming— hasn't he? and i just think that as he was coming to the coronation,— as he was coming to the coronation, he- as he was coming to the coronation, he should have just spett— coronation, he should have just spett totger— coronation, he should have just spent longer here. _ coronation, he should have just spent longer here. perhaps met the spent longer here. perhaps met tte sowts— spent longer here. perhaps met the crowds and— spent longer here. perhaps met the crowds and thanked the trtttst— the crowds and thanked the british people— the crowds and thanked the british people for everything

ttey-we — british people for everything ttey-we tote— british people for everything they've done for— british people for everything they've done for it's not they've done for him. it's not ottet— they've done for him. it's not ottet ttat— they've done for him. it's not ottet ttat r— they've done for him. it's not often that i actually disagree wttt— often that i actually disagree wttt you— often that i actually disagree with you, mark,— often that i actually disagree with you, mark, but on this occasion , even— with you, mark, but on this occasion , even harry is if he occasion, even harry is if he toes— occasion, even harry is if he toes tt— occasion, even harry is if he toes tt te— occasion, even harry is if he does, if he doesn't . ' r: occasion, even harry is if he does, if he doesn't . . r: does, if he doesn't. and i think there's all of this narrative or rhetoric that we're sick to death of harry. we're sick to death of harry. we're sick to death of harry. we're sick to death of meghan. we've often said it on the show so yes, he came he did the bare minimum, which i'm actually quite happy with . they want their privacy with. they want their privacy for once. they're adhering to their request for privacy. he came is his son's birthday and any of the viewers feel free to tweet if i'm incorrect but i'm sure where they live is over a ten hour flight away. so you can imagine him coming in, having to go back, spend time with his four year old and four year olds, really remember then. so it's good that he's with his his son. yeah, i'm happy he son. so, yeah, i'm happy that he just was in and out. all right. well, there you go. now, listen, i well, there you go. now, listen, r mow— well, there you go. now, listen, r ttow you-re— well, there you go. now, listen, i know you're not— well, there you go. now, listen, i know you're not wildly- i know you're not wildly motivated _ i know you're not wildly motivated by— i know you're not wildly motivated by the goings on we've ettoyet— motivated by the goings on we've etroyet tt— motivated by the goings on we've etroyet tt tte— motivated by the goings on we've

enjoyed in the last— motivated by the goings on we've enjoyed in the last couple of tays— enjoyed in the last couple of tays, tmma— enjoyed in the last couple of days, emma burnell. but just on a tumat— days, emma burnell. but just on a tumat tewet— days, emma burnell. but just on a human level, do— days, emma burnell. but just on a human level, do you think that tarry— a human level, do you think that tarry astet— a human level, do you think that harry acted correctly? i think wtatewer— harry acted correctly? i think whatever harry— harry acted correctly? i think whatever harry had done , there whatever harry had done, there woutt— whatever harry had done, there woutt tave— whatever harry had done, there would have been— whatever harry had done, there would have been a monologue from you or— would have been a monologue from you or sometoty— would have been a monologue from you or somebody else saying that tett— you or somebody else saying that te-t tote— you or somebody else saying that he'd done-because- he'd done it wrong because ttat-s— he'd done it wrong because ttat-s tte— he'd done it wrong because that's the current narrative atout— that's the current narrative atout tarry. — that's the current narrative about harry. 'r: that's the current narrative about harry. ' r: c"r:i;”r:i; that's the current narrative - about harry. and there's nothing he could have done. i mean, literally the content of that was he turned up to the thing he was he turned up to the thing he was supposed to up to in a was supposed to turn up to in a suit. okay good. that sounds nice . i really genuinely don't nice. i really genuinely don't particularly care on the royal level , on the particularly care on the royal level, on the family particularly care on the royal level , on the family level, particularly care on the royal level, on the family level, i think he did what he was supposed to do. what he was told to do, what he was asked to do, and that that seems reasonable to me . and now he's gone home to to me. and now he's gone home to california , where he genuinely california, where he genuinely lives, to his family, who's apparently is owing a birthday. he turned up for his dad. now he's up for his son on a he's turning up for his son on a family that seems like he's turning up for his son on a fam right that seems like he's turning up for his son on a famright thinghat seems like he's turning up for his son on a fam right thing to seems like he's turning up for his son on a famright thing to do. is like he's turning up for his son on a fam right thing to do. i'm ke he's turning up for his son on a famright thing to do. i'm glad the right thing to do. i'm glad meghan also stayed- g g r:r:::r i'm glad meghan also stayed away the right thing to do. i'm glad- meghan also stayed away-just meghan also stayed away and just to att— meghan also stayed away and just to att, tm— meghan also stayed away and just to att, m a— meghan also stayed away and just to add, i'm a bit— meghan also stayed away and just to add, i'm a bit mystified as to add, i'm a bit mystified as to-peopte— to add, i'm a bit mystified as to-peopte keep— to add, i'm a bit mystified as to people keep on saying to why people keep on saying ttat—same-

to why people keep on saying that-came and- to why people keep on saying that came and was to why people keep on saying. that-came and was on that if meghan came and was on the that if meghan came and was on tte tatsoty,— that if meghan came and was on tte tatsoty, tt— that if meghan came and was on the balcony, it would create ttwerse— the balcony, it would create diverse-she's- the balcony, it would create diverse she's white diverse city. she's so white passttg— diverse city. she's so white passttg .— diverse city. she's so white passttg . r— diverse city. she's so white passing . i remember a comedian, passing. i remember a comedian, sma— passing. i remember a comedian, stta tasters— passing. i remember a comedian, stta wastere ,— passing. i remember a comedian, stta wastere , put— passing. i remember a comedian, gina yashere , put up a picture gina yashere, put up a picture of gina yashere, put up a picture ot trutette— gina yashere, put up a picture of brunette white— gina yashere, put up a picture of brunette white women and she was of brunette white women and she tt— of brunette white women and she tt ttere— of brunette white women and she was in there and— of brunette white women and she was in there and you could not tett— was in there and you could not tett tte— was in there and you could not tell the difference. so whether ste— tell the difference. so whetherj ste—ttwerstty she was there or not, diversity woutt— she was there or not, diversity woutt te — she was there or not, diversity woutt be a— she was there or not, diversity woutt be a to — she was there or not, diversity would be a no starter in terms of would be a no starter in terms ot ttat— would be a no starter in terms otttattopts. — would be a no starter in terms of that topic. that's- would be a no starter in terms of that topic. t of that topic. that's a fair point . i of that topic. that's a fair point. i mean, emma, just going back to that word , you used back to that word, you used family i that's the family and i think that's the key here. just think to key word here. i just think to the family , it's disrespectful key word here. i just think to the the ily , it's disrespectful key word here. i just think to the the should; disrespectful key word here. i just think to the the should make spectful key word here. i just think to the the should make suchful that he should make such a fleeting appearance. you know, if something happened, emma, if something happened in your family and it was a really, really big moment for your dad, let's say you wouldn't want one of your siblings just turning up for and then for the ceremony and then getting you'd want getting the hell out. you'd want them a couple of them to stick around a couple of sandwiches, beer and sandwiches, a pint of beer and chill with the group that in my family , my brother does live in family, my brother does live in australia. he family, my brother does live in australia . he lives and even australia. he lives and even turtter— australia. he lives and even turtter ptate— australia. he lives and even further plane ride— he lives and even further plane ride away and we tawet-t— further plane ride away and we tawet-t seet— further plane ride away and we haven't seen him— further plane ride away and we haven't seen him for several yeas— haven't seen him for several yes seettg— haven't seen him for several years. seeing him this july sat-t— years. seeing him this july sat-t watt.— years. seeing him this july can't wait. and— years. seeing him this july can't wait. and honest truth can't wait. and the honest truth is can't wait. and the honest truth ts we— can't wait. and the honest truth ts we ttat— can't wait. and the honest truth is we that would— can't wait. and the honest truth is we that would be negotiated in is we that would be negotiated tt tte—

is we that would be negotiated tt tte tamtty— is we that would be negotiated in the family arnie if there was a emte— in the family arnie if there was a emte ot— in the family arnie if there was a member of the— in the family arnie if there was a member of the family with whom we were out, thank— a member of the family with whom we were out, thank god that's tot— we were out, thank god that's tot surrettty— we were out, thank god that's not currently the _ we were out, thank god that's not currently the case. but it geteratty— not currently the case. but it generally would _ not currently the case. but it generally would be the case that ttere — generally would be the case that some there would— generally would be the case that some there would be a management of some there would be a management ot tet-s— some there would be a management ot tet-s get— some there would be a management ot tet-s get ttem— some there would be a management of let's get them in,— some there would be a management of let's get them in, let's be potte— of let's get them in, let's be pottte tor— of let's get them in, let's be pottte tor as— of let's get them in, let's be polite for as long- of let's get them in, let's be polite for as long as we can, att— polite for as long as we can, att ttet— polite for as long as we can, and then let's— polite for as long as we can, and then let's get them out. and ewerytoty-s— and then let's get them out. and everybody5 happy— and then let's get them out. and everybody's happy that way. oh torget—wett. - everybody's happy that way. ohi forget—well. what's forget the book as well. what's tappetett— forget the book as well. what's happened? what about book? forget the book as well. what's hapwe ed? what about book? forget the book as well. what's hapwe forgetting about book? are we forgetting that he literally family literally dashed his family under why we want under the bus? why would we want him there longer? and him to be there longer? and mark, let you a him to be there longer? and- mark, let-you a question. mark, let me ask you a question. wart— mark, let me ask you a question. wart tesause— mark, let me ask you a question. mark because you— mark, let me ask you a question. mark because you always ask us a guesttot— mark because you always ask us a guesttot. po— mark because you always ask us a question. do seriously not mark because you always ask us a questthat jo seriously not mark because you always ask us a questthat everythingously not mark because you always ask us a questthat everything abouttot mark because you always ask us a questthat everything about this think that everything about this sorotattot— coronation has been so meticulously- coronation has been so meticulously arranged down to the meticulously arranged down to tte tast— meticulously arranged down to the last nano— meticulously arranged down to the last nano detail and brilliantly,— the last nano detail and brilliantly, by— the last nano detail and brilliantly, by the way , do you brilliantly, by the way, do you not brilliantly, by the way, do you tot ttttt— brilliantly, by the way, do you not think everything about how totg— not think everything about how totg tarry— not think everything about how long harry would— not think everything about how long harry would stay, where he woutt— long harry would stay, where he would-probably— long harry would stay, where he would probably he'd would sit? probably where he'd teat—tte- would sit? probably where he'd head _the airport. would sit? probably where he'd head not the airport would sit? probably where he'd head not have the airport would sit? probably where he'd head not have been.airport would sit? probably where he'd head not have been. alsot would not have been. also mataget— would not have been. also managed down— would not have been. also managed down to the nth degree. and managed down to the nth degree. ttt-protatty— managed down to the nth degree. ttt-protatty-ts- managed down to the nth degree. and-probably-is not. and i think probably this is not a surprtse— and i think probably this is not a surprise . anyone - and i think probably this is not a surprise anyone in the a surprise to anyone in the tamtty— a surprise to anyone in the tamtty-te— a surprise to anyone in the family he probably went family that he probably went stratgtt— straight off while while the attetttot— straight off while while the attention is— straight off while while the attention is on— straight off while while the attention is on quite rightly, the attention is on quite rightly, tte tttg— attention is on quite rightly, tte tttg att— attention is on quite rightly, the king and the queen and that magttttsett— the king and the queen and that magnificent procession as they mate— magnificent procession as they mate ttetr— magnificent procession as they made their way— magnificent procession as they made their way back to buckingham _ made their way back to buckingham you made their way back to - buckingham -you know, he buckingham palace, you know, he just buckingham palace, you know, he tust same— buckingham palace, you know, he rust same-att— buckingham palace, you know, he

just came-and he— buckingham palace, you know, he just came and he slipped just came out and he slipped ott. — just came out and he slipped ott. iote— just came out and he slipped off..one noticed.- just came out and he slipped off. one noticed. it wasn't off. no one noticed. it wasn't on off. no one noticed. it wasn't ot-tv— off. no one noticed. it wasn't ot-tv .— off. no one noticed. it wasn't ot-tv. te— off. no one noticed. it wasn't on-tv. he-went- off. no one noticed. it wasn't on tv . he went he off. no one noticed. it wasn't. on-tv. he-went he was on the tv. he just went he was at—ttew- on the tv. he just went he was at—ttew ott. - on the tv. he just went he was at_flew off. and. on the tv. he just went he wasi at_flew off. and to at heathrow. he flew off. and to at heathrow. he flew off. and to a sertatt— at heathrow. he flew off. and to a certain extent,— at heathrow. he flew off. and to a certain extent, that's kind of pertest—r-tt- a certain extent, that's kind of perfect._|'ll agree. a certain extent, that's kind of perfeyou. i'll agree a certain extent, that's kind of perfeyou. c i'll agree a certain extent, that's kind of perfeyou. c gtzfitc�*ll agree a certain extent, that's kind of perfeyou. c d c"rbtc|ree a certain extent, that's kind of perfeyou. c d with you. it's great that he was relegated to the cheap seats along with prince andrew and a couple other ne'er do wells. couple of other ne'er do wells. but were reports earlier but there were reports earlier in week that palace insider in the week that palace insider were having more trouble negotiating with harry and his people about if he was coming and when and where he'd sit than with sinn fein. so i think that's a anecdote in its own right. look, i believe that it was a snub for harry to stay so briefly. i think if i was prince harry, if i were third or fourth in line to the throne, i'd be coming back to britain. i'd drag the wife and kids with me. by the wife and kids with me. by the way, non negotiable. and i would be up and down that mall and meeting and greeting and i'd be meeting and greeting the public as i had the privilege of doing actually, on friday when i went friday on this show, when i went down the would be down to the mall, i would be humble. meet the public humble. i would meet the public and i would say to british and i would say to the british people, everything people, thank you for everything you've . instead, was you've done. instead, it was show go . and i say, no, no,

show and go. and i say, no, no, no. but what's your view? mark gb news .uk this program is a broad church. it's the show in which the presenter gets disagreed with and shouted at, and that's what it's all about. so put a spanner in the so do put a spanner in the works. let me know if you think i'm being too hard on harry. mark gbnews.uk. next up, we've got jewel crown of got the jewel in the crown of mark tonight an mark dolan tonight an widdecombe, and i'll be asking an the police were too an whether the police were too hard on royal protesters. and ann widdecombe coronation memories. that's

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country for more- america, he can't leave the country for more than the permtttet— country for more than the permitted days and maybe he's sawttg— permitted days and maybe he's sawttg ttem— permitted days and maybe he's saving them for— permitted days and maybe he's saving them for his court case. is saving them for his court case. rs te— saving them for his court case. rs te puttttg— saving them for his court case. rs te puttttg tt— saving them for his court case. is he putting in for american stttzetsttp— is he putting in for american citizenship up?— is he putting in for american citizenship up? hi, mark. i tttt-t— citizenship up? hi, mark. i tttt-t watt— citizenship up? hi, mark. i didn't want harry or meghan to attet— didn't want harry or meghan to come after he— didn't want harry or meghan to come after he has— didn't want harry or meghan to come after he has treated his tamtty— come after he has treated his family appallingly . but as family so appallingly. but as far family so appallingly. but as tar as— family so appallingly. but as far as princess— family so appallingly. but as far as princess anne goes, she tat— far as princess anne goes, she tat-tot— far as princess anne goes, she tat-tot to— far as princess anne goes, she tat-tot to to— far as princess anne goes, she had-job to do and- far as princess anne goes, she had job to do and she had one job to do and she smastet— had one job to do and she smashed-never. had one job to do and she- smashed-never looked smashed it. harry never looked better— smashed it. harry never looked tetter wttt— smashed it. harry never looked better with that— smashed it. harry never looked better with that feather in trott— better with that feather in trott ot— better with that feather in front of his— better with that feather in front of his face. brilliant stutt. — front of his face. brilliant stuff. look,— front of his face. brilliant stuff. look, i'll- front of his face. brilliant stuff. look, i'll get some more of stuff. look, i'll get some more ot your— stuff. look, i'll get some more of your emails— stuff. look, i'll get some more of your emails shortly. i do towe— of your emails shortly. i do towe gettttg— of your emails shortly. i do love getting them. it's always the love getting them. it's always tte ttgtttgtt— love getting them. it's always the highlight of— love getting them. it's always the highlight of the show, but it's the highlight of the show, but ttts-tow— the highlight of the show, but ttts-tow tor— the highlight of the show, but it's now for another it's time now for another ttgtttgtt. — it's time now for another highlight. news maker highlight. the news maker in wttst— highlight. the news maker in wttst-a— highlight. the news maker in which-a major- highlight. the news maker in which a major news which we tackle a major news story— which we tackle a major news storyltte — which we tackle a major news storyltte tay— which we tackle a major news story-the day in— which we tackle a major news story the day in the company story of the day in the company of story of the day in the company ot a— story of the day in the company ot a teartess— story of the day in the company of a fearless commentator , as of a fearless commentator, as atways— of a fearless commentator, as atways ot— of a fearless commentator, as atways ot a— of a fearless commentator, as always, on a sunday, my newsmaker former government newsmaker is former government mtttstet— newsmaker is former government minister,_author- newsmaker is former government minister, author and minister, bestselling author and tetewtstot— minister, bestselling author and television personality ann widdecombe _ television personality ann widdecombe .— television personality ann widdecombe . and great to have widdecombe. and great to have you past— widdecombe. and great to have you past ot— widdecombe. and great to have you back on the— widdecombe. and great to have you back on the program . as you back on the program. as ttssusset— you back on the program. as discussed-my— you back on the program. as discussed my big opinion discussed in my big opinion eartter— discussed in my big opinion eartter ,— discussed in my big opinion earlier , the _ discussed in my big opinion earlier , the tories took a earlier, the tories took a teatttg— earlier, the tories took a beating-the- earlier, the tories took a- beating-the-elections beating in the local elections tast— beating in the local elections tast weet. — beating in the local elections last week. are— beating in the local elections last week. are they down but not out e— last week. are they down but not out e r— last week. are they down but not out e r ttttt— last week. are they down but not out ? i think that— last week. are they down but not out? i think that probably sums it out? i think that probably sums tt up. — out? i think that probably sums tt up. sertamty— out? i think that probably sums it up. certainly they- out? i think that probably sums it up. r: r: it up. certainly they did. they took a drubbing, but it wasn't as bad as it might have been.

and they do have , you know, a and they do have, you know, a yean and they do have, you know, a year, more than a year to go. so it is possible that they can make some recovery. but as i've said, umpteen times before, they're not going to make it by following the path they're following the path they're following at the moment, which is keep the ship is effectively keep the ship steady. but we don't know where it's you anticipate a it's going. do you anticipate a stttt— it's going. do you anticipate a stttt tt— it's going. do you anticipate a shift in terms— it's going. do you anticipate a shift in terms of— c grit q do you anticipate a shift in terms of policy between att— shift in terms of policy between att tte— shift in terms of policy between now and the next— shift in terms of policy between now and the next election from wumter— now and the next election from wumter roe— now and the next election from number 10? well,— now and the next election from number 10? well, i don't necessarily— number 10? well, i don't necessarily anticipate it tesause— necessarily anticipate it tesause r— necessarily anticipate it because i don't think they they utterstatt— because i don't think they they understand that— because i don't think they they understand that that is what understand that that is what tests— understand that that is what teets to— understand that that is what needs to happen. r:::r" c needs to happen. i don't think they've grasped the fact that people want lower taxes for example. so i don't necessarily anticipate it. but i, i would like to see it because it would be a sign that they're actually listening at the moment. as i say, they're concentrating hugely on steadiness without having a clue about destination, you know, and they could find that they've kept a very steady ship which ends up on some rocks at in my big opinion, i said

that the results from the may the 4th local elections were spectacularly bad for the tories , but not spectacularly good for laboun , but not spectacularly good for labour. it's my view that based upot— labour. it's my view that based upot ttese— labour. it's my view that based upon these results,— ” it's my view that based upon these results, labour satot— upon these results, labour cannot form _ upon these results, labour cannot form an— upon these results, labour cannot form an overall majority at tte— cannot form an overall majority at tte text— cannot form an overall majority at the next election. what's your— at the next election. what's your wew— at the next election. what's your e — at the next election. what's your view ? so— at the next election. what's your view ? so i- at the next election. what's your view ? your view? so i think that reading is also right. it's one of the reasons why i said that i thought you were right to say they were down, but they weren't out. the tories. they were down, but they weren't out. the tories . that they were down, but they weren't out. the tories. that is they were down, but they weren't out. the tories . that is because out. the tories. that is because labour should have done a great deal better. these are mid term elections. the government has been through a period of great turmoil . all the cost of living turmoil. all the cost of living is terrible . we got strikes is terrible. we got strikes everywhere and inflation is dreadful . and you would have dreadful. and you would have thought therefore that the opposition would have had some spectacular successes , but spectacular successes, but actually their successes were , actually their successes were, comparatively speaking, modest . comparatively speaking, modest. i know you're no cheerleader for ttstt— i know you're no cheerleader for ttstt smat— i know you're no cheerleader for rishi sunak. you— i know you're no cheerleader for rishi sunak. you consider him att— rishi sunak. you consider him att tte— rishi sunak. you consider him and the conservative party to be and the conservative party to be a great— and the conservative party to be a great disappointment. an which

is a great disappointment. an which ts wty— a great disappointment. an which ts wty you-re— a great disappointment. an which is why you're backing reform uk at tte— is why you're backing reform uk at tte text— is why you're backing reform uk at the next election, but do you ttttt— at the next election, but do you ttttt tt— at the next election, but do you ttttt t a— at the next election, but do you think in a presidential face off tetweet— think in a presidential face off between sunak— think in a presidential face off between sunak and starmer that sutat— between sunak and starmer that sutat etges— between sunak and starmer that sutat etges tt— between sunak and starmer that sunak edges it ?_ between sunak and starmer that sunak edges it? oh, i think ttere-s— sunak edges it? oh, i think meets to— sunak edges it? oh, i think there's no doubt about that. i mean, starmer,— there's no doubt about that. i mean, starmer, it— there's no doubt about that. i mean, starmer, it just- there's no doubt about that. i mean, starmer, it just has- mean, starmer, it just has nothing to offer. i mean, you every time i see him, i think, well , what is every time i see him, i think, well, what is it he's just said? because cause he makes no impact at all. and when he does state something within a very short time, he's reversed it. you know, just reversed it. so if you actually took a microphone out there and asked people on the street , you know, what are the street, you know, what are rishi sunaks big policies, i couldn't tell you because there aren't any . and let's get to the aren't any. and let's get to the sorotattot— aren't any. and let's get to the coronation now— aren't any. and let's get to the coronation now .— aren't any. and let's get to the coronation now . were- coronation now. were anti—monarchy protesters treated patty— anti—monarchy protesters treated tatty ty— anti—monarchy protesters treated patty ty tte— anti—monarchy protesters treated badly by the police? were the pottse— badly by the police? were the pottse over— badly by the police? were the police over zealous? ask yoursett— police over zealous? ask yourself this— police over zealous? ask yourself this question. �*7 yourself this question. if just att— yourself this question. if just one. and don't— yourself this question. if just one. and don't forget they weren't just anti—monarchists. there was the eco oil people and all the rest of them there as

well. just ask yourself this question. if just one of those demonstrators from whichever group had glued themselves to a road or had spooked the horses with a megaphone , if just one of with a megaphone, if just one of them had done that, the uproar would be enormous. what were the police doing ? the police had all police doing? the police had all the time in the world to prepare for the have got new for it. the police have got new powers the police powers now because the police were absolutely determined that that was not going to happen and that was not going to happen and that they were going to take immediate action if they saw people with megaphones or with what were attached what they thought were attached mounts, if that is, that was what they decided to do. they did it splendidly . and my did it splendidly. and my attitude to what happened at the coronation is to say to the police, congratulations, now do it again . because normally they it again. because normally they go there and they offer the protesters tea. do it again , protesters tea. do it again, constables do it again. and has spoken. and your memories from

the spoken. and your memories from tte tast— spoken. and your memories from tte tast ze— spoken. and your memories from the last 24 hours,— spoken. and your memories from the last 24 hours, the— the last 24 hours, the coronation _ the last 24 hours, the coronation on your highlights . coronation on your highlights. wett— coronation on your highlights. watt. ttts— coronation on your highlights. well, it's been— coronation on your highlights. well, it's been so— coronation on your highlights. well, it's been so wonderful that it's very difficult to say that it's very difficult to say that one bit was any more wonderful than the other. i think that picture of the king, when he'd got all what i call the bits and pieces, which is a bit disrespect, but he got the orb, he got the sceptre and he was sitting there with the mediaeval it was mediaeval robe on and it was a moment when you could have been looking at any king in history. and i that was a wonderful and i think that was a wonderful moment. you have forestalled me. i was also going to comment on princess anne's very convenient feather indeed. so i love princess anne. - feather indeed. so i love princess anne. in- :: so i love princess anne. in fact, i like tott— princess anne. in fact, i like tott attes— princess anne. in fact, i like both anne's princess anne and oueet— both anne's princess anne and oueet atte— both anne's princess anne and queen anne the— both anne's princess anne and queen anne the jewel in the srowt— queen anne the jewel in the srowt ot— queen anne the jewel in the crown of mark— queen anne the jewel in the crown of mark dolan tonight. and we sat-t— crown of mark dolan tonight. and we sat-t watt— crown of mark dolan tonight. and we can't wait to _ crown of mark dolan tonight. and we can't wait to catch up in a eest— we can't wait to catch up in a eest ttme.— we can't wait to catch up in a week's time-of- we can't wait to catch up in a. week's time.-of-our week's time. and of course, our regutar— week's time. and of course, our regular newsmaker— week's time. and of course, our regular newsmaker on a sunday, testsettttg— regular newsmaker on a sunday, bestselling author— regular newsmaker on a sunday, bestselling author , television bestselling author, television persotattty— bestselling author, television personality former personality and former government- personality and former government minister and an i can teawe— government minister and an i can teawe you— government minister and an i can teawe you wttt— government minister and an i can leave you with the— government minister and an i can leave you with the results of text— leave you with the results of teat pott— leave you with the results of our text poll with viewers our text poll with our viewers att—totayl our text poll with our viewers att—totay ,| our text poll with our viewers. att—totay , we and listeners earlier today, we astet— and listeners earlier today, we asked, ttt— and listeners earlier today, we asked, did the— and listeners earlier today, we asked, did the police go too far

wttt— asked, did the police go too far wttt tte— asked, did the police go too far with the protesters? 24% said yes. — with the protesters? 24% said yes. tut— with the protesters? 24% said yes. put a— with the protesters? 24% said yes. but a thumping, 76% said no. yes. but a thumping, 76% said ttey— yes. but a thumping, 76% said ttey are— yes. but a thumping, 76% said no. they are with— yes. but a thumping, 76% said no. they are with anne on that ttatts— no. they are with anne on that one. thanks, anne.— no. they are with anne on that one. thanks, anne. we'll see you in one. thanks, anne. we'll see you t tays— one. thanks, anne. we'll see you in seven days time.— one. thanks, anne. we'll see you in seven days time. lots more to we-we got— in seven days time. lots more to come. we've got the— in seven days time. lots more to come. we've got the papers next wttt— come. we've got the papers next wttt tutt— come. we've got the papers next with full pundit— come. we've got the papers next with full pundit reaction . don't with full pundit reaction. don't go atywtere—

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treatment. this— waiting list for nhs scans and treatment. this according to one of treatment. this according to one ot trttatt-s— treatment. this according to one ot trttatt-s top— treatment. this according to one of britain's top gp's professor, samttta— of britain's top gp's professor, camilla hawthorn . also blood camilla hawthorn. also blood test— camilla hawthorn. also blood test tor— camilla hawthorn. also blood test for tired— camilla hawthorn. also blood test for tired drivers could pawe— test for tired drivers could pawe tte— test for tired drivers could pawe tte way— test for tired drivers could pave the way for prosecutions. tassttatttg— pave the way for prosecutions. fascinating story— pave the way for prosecutions. fascinating story .— pave the way for prosecutions. fascinating story . a blood test fascinating story. a blood test to trtt— fascinating story. a blood test to tttt out— fascinating story. a blood test to find out whether a driver who tas— to find out whether a driver who tas sauset— to find out whether a driver who tas sauset at— to find out whether a driver who has caused an accident was tmpatret— has caused an accident was tmpatret ty— has caused an accident was tmpatret ty a— has caused an accident was impaired by a lack of sleep soutt— impaired by a lack of sleep soutt te— impaired by a lack of sleep could be available within two yeas— could be available within two years. research— could be available within two years. research comes as ewttetse— years. research comes as evidence suggests driving on tess— evidence suggests driving on tess ttat— evidence suggests driving on less than five _ evidence suggests driving on less than five hours sleep is tatgerous— less than five hours sleep is tatgerous .— less than five hours sleep is dangerous . yes,— less than five hours sleep is dangerous . yes, in fact, as dangerous. yes, in fact, as tatgerous— dangerous. yes, in fact, as tatgerous as— dangerous. yes, in fact, as dangerous as being over the trttt— dangerous as being over the trttt trtwe— dangerous as being over the drink drive limits. also, the sorotattot— drink drive limits. also, the coronation was— drink drive limits. also, the coronation was it magic or just an coronation was it magic or just at empty— coronation was it magic or just an empty conjuring trick ? there an empty conjuring trick? there you go. — an empty conjuring trick? there you go. a— an empty conjuring trick? there you go. a sttgttty— an empty conjuring trick? there you go. a slightly sceptical tote— you go. a slightly sceptical tote tettg— you go. a slightly sceptical note being struck there by the suarttat— note being struck there by the suarttat tt— note being struck there by the guardian in relation to the coronation. _ guardian in relation to the coronation. now next up, we've got tte— coronation. now next up, we've got tte attor— coronation. now next up, we've got the mirror wills tribute to pat.— got the mirror wills tribute to pat. sratty— got the mirror wills tribute to dad. granny would be proud , dad. granny would be proud, ttmse— dad. granny would be proud, trttse ot— dad. granny would be proud, prince of wales— dad. granny would be proud, prince of wales says late queen is prince of wales says late queen ts up— prince of wales says late queen ts up ttere— prince of wales says late queen is up there fondly— prince of wales says late queen is up there fondly keeping an eye— is up there fondly keeping an eye ot— is up there fondly keeping an eye ot att— is up there fondly keeping an eye ot att ot— is up there fondly keeping an eye on all of us,— is up there fondly keeping an eye on all of us, he added. ttmse— eye on all of us, he added. prince william— eye on all of us, he added. prince william said the late oueet— prince william said the late queen would _ prince william said the late queen would have been a proud motter— queen would have been a proud mother whilst— queen would have been a proud mother whilst watching over the sttg— mother whilst watching over the tttg tettg— mother whilst watching over the king being crowned in another tearttett— king being crowned in another heartfelt moment during his

speest,— heartfelt moment during his speest, tte— heartfelt moment during his speech, the prince of wales satt— speech, the prince of wales satt, pa,— speech, the prince of wales satt, m; we— speech, the prince of wales said, pa, we are— speech, the prince of wales said, pa, we are all so proud of you— said, pa, we are all so proud of you mowttg— said, pa, we are all so proud of you moving stuff— said, pa, we are all so proud of you moving stuff and the i tewspaper— you moving stuff and the i newspaper brits and more open to the newspaper brits and more open to tte ttea— newspaper brits and more open to tte ttea ot— newspaper brits and more open to tte ttea ot a— newspaper brits and more open to the idea of a political king. rtterestttg— the idea of a political king. interesting the— the idea of a political king. interesting the public is increasingly— interesting the public is increasingly receptive to the wtts— increasingly receptive to the uk's monarch— increasingly receptive to the uk's monarch campaigning and tesomttg— uk's monarch campaigning and becoming vocal— uk's monarch campaigning and becoming vocal on political issues . this— becoming vocal on political issues . this according to new issues. this according to new pottttg— issues. this according to new pottttg trom— issues. this according to new polling from the— issues. this according to new polling from the eye under 25 are polling from the eye under 25 espestatty— polling from the eye under 25 are especially open to charles iii, are especially open to charles .rr, wotsttg— are especially open to charles iii, voicing his— are especially open to charles iii, voicing his views publicly in iii, voicing his views publicly tt start— iii, voicing his views publicly in stark contrast— iii, voicing his views publicly in stark contrast to the queen's strtst— in stark contrast to the queen's strict neutrality _ in stark contrast to the queen's strict neutrality .— in stark contrast to the queen's strict neutrality . for 70 years, strict neutrality. for 70 years, asto— strict neutrality. for 70 years, eets ot— strict neutrality. for 70 years, eets ot tte— strict neutrality. for 70 years, 46% of the public say the king stoutt— 46% of the public say the king stoutt keep— 46% of the public say the king should keep his— 46% of the public say the king should keep his views to ttmsett. — should keep his views to himself. but— should keep his views to himself. but 38 would like him to speak— himself. but 38 would like him to speak out. — himself. but 38 would like him to speak out. almost half of peopte— to speak out. almost half of peopte aget— to speak out. almost half of peopte aget rs— to speak out. almost half of people aged 18 to 24 believe he stoutt— people aged 18 to 24 believe he should campaign— people aged 18 to 24 believe he should campaign on political . stay,— should campaign on political issues . okay, well, those are issues. okay, well, those are your— issues. okay, well, those are your trott— issues. okay, well, those are your front pages— issues. okay, well, those are your front pages . and let's get your front pages. and let's get stratgtt— your front pages. and let's get stratgtt to— your front pages. and let's get straight to that— your front pages. and let's get straight to that story . lynn, straight to that story. lynn, may— straight to that story. lynn, may trttatt— straight to that story. lynn, may britain open to the idea of a more political— may britain open to the idea of a more political king that's astttg— a more political king that's astttg tor— a more political king that's asking for trouble? isn't it? i ttttt— asking for trouble? isn't it? i ttttt ysat— asking for trouble? isn't it? i ttttt yeat .— asking for trouble? isn't it? i ttttt yeat . r— asking for trouble? isn't it? i think yeah . i don't- asking for trouble? isn't it? i think yeah . i don't know- asking for trouble? isn't it? i think yeah . i don't know how he think yeah. i don't know how he would maintain impartiality ,

would maintain impartiality, arnie or non bias when it comes to certain things. and then if he does happen to influence or say something, which would be easy for him to do, he might just say something on, let's say climate, which he loves and let's say for example that's big with labour or green, then it could influence them. and i don't think that's a good idea. no, indeed. and the point is ttat— no, indeed. and the point is ttat atyttttg,— no, indeed. and the point is that anything, whether it's stttt— that anything, whether it's stttt poverty,— that anything, whether it's child poverty, whether it's the etwtromtem— child poverty, whether it's the environment ,_ child poverty, whether it's the environment , whether it's covid, environment, whether it's covid, tosttowts — environment, whether it's covid, lockdowns, everything is pottttsat. — lockdowns, everything is political. yes- lockdowns, everything is political. t/rzi;b because the political. yes. because the poses— political. yes. because the policies with— political. t/rzi;b because the policies with which to tackle ttose— policies with which to tackle those issues,— policies with which to tackle those issues, those issues atways— those issues, those issues atways tmpast— those issues, those issues always impact the public and ometmes— always impact the public and sometimes cost— always impact the public and sometimes cost money. ' r: sometimes cost money. and i tot-t— sometimes cost money. and i tot-t r— sometimes cost money. and i tot-tr tot-t— sometimes cost money. and i don't i don't know if he has, uh, if he's in touch enough to have such a vocal opinion on those things. yeah i mean, it's interesting. it's telling, isn't it, interesting. it's telling, isn't p, ttat— interesting. it's telling, isn't it, that younger— "z”rzi;bc g it's telling, isn't it, that younger people want a sampatgtttg— it, that younger people want a campaigning prince? is that tesause— campaigning prince? is that because neil,— campaigning prince? is that because neil, younger people stgt— because neil, younger people stgt up— because neil, younger people stgt up to— because neil, younger people stgt up to moe— because neil, younger people sign up to more orthodoxies than otter— sign up to more orthodoxies than otter peopte,— sign up to more orthodoxies than older people, perhaps young peopte— older people, perhaps young peopte rust— older people, perhaps young people just think that net zero is people just think that net zero ts a— people just think that net zero ts a goat— people just think that net zero ts a goat ttat— people just think that net zero is a goal that we've got to tave— is a goal that we've got to have, whereas— is a goal that we've got to have, whereas older people might tetate—

have, whereas older people might tetate tt— have, whereas older people might tetate tt . — have, whereas older people might debate it . well,— have, whereas older people might debate it . well, i— have, whereas older people might debate it . �*tfttrz;cc have, whereas older people might debate it. �*tfttrz;cc "s debate it. well, i think, look, social media has changed an awful lot in our world. some bad reasons, but an awful lot of goods come of it as well. goods come out of it as well. and one thing i think it's and the one thing i think it's given, particularly a younger generation, they have generation, because they have been up lived been they've grown up and lived with means that with it, is that it means that they they can have a voice and disparate groups can have a voice now and be heard, whereas maybe they thought no one was listening and i think listening before. and i think i mean, been to mean, weirdly, i've been to talking both my fellow panellists here saying i really would to see as this would like to see as this monarchy moves forward. look, we had ii, had 70 years of elizabeth ii, who was magnificent. but in an era from 1952 to 2022. okay we're in a completely different world now . and i think actually world now. and i think actually to be relevant that in a future monarchy, i think king charles iii needs to be more outspoken on issues. now, for him, it's easy to start with because he's always been very outspoken about our country , about the climate, our country, about the climate, about the environment, about nature . now, that should not be nature. now, that should not be a political it shouldn't be a political question to tackle or

to have a voice on. if he says nothing when particularly the world knows what his views are on these things, it would almost be ridiculous now. and why shouldn't he speak out on things that potentially could affect our country and other countries in our commonwealth and then outside that, other countries outside of that, other countries in world? a view that, in the world? as a view of that, because let's say, for because okay, let's say, for example, climate, i understand we do something , but at we need to do something, but at the time, if he were to the same time, if he were to come out and say we need to do far more, it would give rise for the government to tax us higher when it comes to green taxes. and i don't want that. but then ttey— and i don't want that. but then ttey wttt— and i don't want that. but then they will-well,— and i don't want that. but then they will well, king they will say, well, your king watts— they will say, well, your king wattslso — they will say, well, your king wattslso you— they will say, well, your king wants so you know, and then wants it. so you know, and then all wants it. so you know, and then attlstop— wants it. so you know, and then attlstop you— wants it. so you know, and then all stop you driving a diesel all to stop you driving a diesel car all to stop you driving a diesel or to— all to stop you driving a diesel car or to ration— all to stop you driving a diesel car or to ration the— all to stop you driving a diesel car or to ration the number of tttgtts— car or to ration the number of tttgtts-ewery- car or to ration the number of flights every year. flights you take every year. no.— flights you take every year. wtlto— flights you take every year. n0,ido understand- flights you take every year. n0,ido understand that.- no, i do understand that. but i do think he does nothing and do think if he does nothing and then, of course, think, look, look ahead, maybe years look ahead, maybe 20 years and maybe to king william maybe look ahead to king william coming throne . you have coming to the throne. you have to of go what will be me? to kind of go what will be me? you know, we've now got a republican movement that's bigger years ago bigger than it was 70 years ago for . erg and obviously ,

for sure. erg and obviously, emma's going to be nodding yes, but you do kind of think that people asking questions. people will be asking questions. so do they do? what is so what do they do? what is their relevance? does nothing tte— their relevance? does nothing was the genius— their relevance? does nothing was the genius of— their relevance? does nothing was the genius of the- ” "rt.r:i;7’ does nothing was the genius of the queen for soet—teat.- was the genius of the queen for seven—yeah, but- was the genius of the queen for seven _yeah, but he'si seven decades. yeah, but he's not the queen i mean, quite obviously . yeah. and the world obviously. yeah. and the world is obviously. yeah. and the world ts tttterett— obviously. yeah. and the world is different now.— obviously. yeah. and the world is different now. and- t/rzfit“ and the world is different now. and the world. teat.— is different now. and the world. yeah, absolutely.— is different now. and the world. yeah, absolutely. i— is different now. and the world. yeah, absolutely. i think- is different now. and the world. yeah, absolutely. i think we- is different now. and the world. yeah, absolutely. i think we do need to. the head of state is a figurehead. they don't have to tave— figurehead. they don't have to tawe at— figurehead. they don't have to have an opinion. _ figurehead. they don't have to have an opinion. they- �*7 qc ”rzi;: they don't have to have an opinion. "rig r:::r" c have an opinion. they don't have to have opinion, but they to have an opinion, but they don't have to not have an opinion either. you know, opinion either. and, you know, there have been there are there have been throughout our history, kings and queens who've been very active in terms of what the country should be, should look like. and i've been working my way through the hilary mantel books, so , you know, the books, so, you know, the literally who should be the head of the religion in very, very political issues. what we need to separate out is political and party political . no, prince party political. no, prince charles should not be wearing a rosette of any colour and telling you who to vote for . on

telling you who to vote for. on the other hand, what he can do is use his role not just as head of state for the uk, but head of the commonwealth to do some convening a convening role on issues that we already know. he cares about. so it could be climate change. it could be a perfect. well, what about atotter— t well, what about another example? should the king speak— another example? should the king speak-atout— another example? should the king speak-about the— another example? should the king speak about the stop the speak out about the stop the toats— speak out about the stop the toats-tt— speak out about the stop the boats-in the- speak out about the stop the boats-in the way- speak out about the stop the. boats-in the way-the boats policy in the way that the arstttstop— boats policy in the way that the archbishop canterbury has archbishop of canterbury has spotet— archbishop of canterbury has spotet oute— archbishop of canterbury has spotet out? r— archbishop of canterbury has spoken out? i don't think he stoutt. — spoken out? i don't think he should. .would- spoken out? i don't think he should. would that should. but would that be an exampte— should. but would that be an example-where— should. but would that be an example where king should example of where the king should be moe— example of where the king should be more active? _ example of where the king should be more active? i— example of where the king should be more active? i think that would be more complex because that's a policy that is contested between government and opposition , whereas what charles opposition, whereas what charles shouldn't be doing is saying this is the policy you should adoptin this is the policy you should adopt in order to address climate change. what he should be doing is saying any government of any colour should be working to address climate change. and one thing i have to say,— change. and one thing i have to say, we— change. and one thing i have to say, we atways— change. and one thing i have to say, we always have— tg and one thing i have to say, we always have remember say, we always have to remember is say, we always have to remember ts—at— say, we always have to remember ts—at ttat— is if you look at that coronation- is if you look at that coronation service is if you look at that- coronationlservice yesterday coronation in service yesterday , coronation in service yesterday wtat— coronation in service yesterday war was— coronation in service yesterday , what was brilliant was how trattttotat— , what was brilliant was how traditional it— , what was brilliant was how traditional it was and how trttttatt— traditional it was and how brilliant it— traditional it was and how brilliant it was— traditional it was and how brilliant it was that it was so tttterett— brilliant it was that it was so different from _ brilliant it was that it was so different from how it had moved

torwart— different from how it had moved torwart. att— different from how it had moved forward. and but— different from how it had moved forward. and but in small, tuatset— forward. and but in small, nuanced ways. _ forward. and but in small, nuanced ways. and that's what the nuanced ways. and that's what tte motarsty— nuanced ways. and that's what the monarchy have always been trttttatt— the monarchy have always been trttttatt at— the monarchy have always been brilliant at doing.— the monarchy have always been brilliant at doing. not brilliant at doing. they're not going— brilliant at doing. they're not gottg-tottg— brilliant at doing. they're not going doing huge leaping going to be doing huge leaping statges—wttt- going to be doing huge leaping changes. _will be- changes. everything will be smatt— changes. everything will be small, nuanced, tiny, moving ttttte— small, nuanced, tiny, moving ttttte steps— small, nuanced, tiny, moving little steps forward. and that's wtat— little steps forward. and that's wtat-mayte— little steps forward. and that's what - maybe they - little steps forward. and that's what maybe they could what i think maybe they could ttey— what i think maybe they could ttey-to— what i think maybe they could ttey-to .— what i think maybe they could ttey-to . r— what i think maybe they could they do . i definitely think they will do. i definitely think ttey— they will do. i definitely think ttey-to— they will do. i definitely think ttey-to wttt— they will do. i definitely think they do with king charles. they will do with king charles. i they will do with king charles. r ttmt— they will do with king charles. r ttmt te— they will do with king charles. i think he will— they will do with king charles. i think he will be— they will do with king charles. i think he will be slightly more outspotet,— i think he will be slightly more outspoken,_small. outspoken, but it'll be small areas-te— outspoken, but it'll be small areas.-be here,- outspoken, but it'll be small areas. be here, there. it areas. it'll be here, there. it wot-t— areas. it'll be here, there. it wot-t te— areas. it'll be here, there. it won't be great.— areas. it'll be here, there. it won't be great. big policy statges— won't be great. big policy statges-to- won't be great. big policy changes. do think he will changes. but i do think he will get-tesause- changes. but i do think he willi get-because-he get involved because i think he utterstatts— get involved because i think he understands that's he's understands that's what he's gutte— understands that's what he's quite passionate— understands that's what he's quite passionate about. and i ttmt— quite passionate about. and i think-interesting- think it's interesting that, you mow,— think it's interesting that, you mow—surweyl think it's interesting that, you. know,_survey like know, you look at a survey like ttts— know, you look at a survey like ttts, youtger— know, you look at a survey like this, younger people , people this, younger people, people ttat— this, younger people, people ttat-ves— this, younger people, people that-yes are- this, younger people, people that-yes are his. that actually. yes are his suttests— that actually. yes are his subjects and _ that actually. yes are his subjects and ultimately will be paying— subjects and ultimately will be payttg ttetr— subjects and ultimately will be paying their taxes to have to toot— paying their taxes to have to toot attet— paying their taxes to have to look after their— paying their taxes to have to look after their king and the tamtty— look after their king and the tamtty are— look after their king and the family are there— look after their king and the family are there interested in seettg— family are there interested in seettg some— family are there interested in seeing some of— family are there interested in seeing some of that, maybe is sarttg— seeing some of that, maybe is sarttg atout— seeing some of that, maybe is caring about the— seeing some of that, maybe is caring about the issues that ttey— caring about the issues that ttey — caring about the issues that ttey r— caring about the issues that they are. i think— caring about the issues that they are. i think that's interested— they are. i think that's interested to- they are. i think that's interested to his trust, though, you— interested to his trust, though, you-tte— interested to his trust, though, you-tte prttse-s- interested to his trust, though, you the prince's trust in you know, the prince's trust in some magnificent— you know, the prince's trust in some magnificent for some magnificent things for young— some magnificent things for young-- _ some magnificent things for youtg-. r- some magnificent things for young-. i worked. some magnificent things for. young-. i worked with some magnificent things for- young-. i worked with them young people. i worked with them a lot and so many people, even people that, you know, had reformed in prison or rehabilitated, they were giving funding and they're now going on

to brilliant things, never to re—offend. maybe re—offend. so i think maybe a lot of young people want to see that continue. and i really want to see that continue. but where it to politics, sit it comes to politics, just sit there with crown and look there with your crown and look pretty. go. well, amen pretty. there you go. well, amen to—sertattty- pretty. there you go. well, amen to—sertattty my- to that. that's certainly my wew— to that. that's certainly my .— to that. that's certainly my . tet-s— to that. that's certainly my view . let's stay— to that. that's certainly my view . let's stay the view. let's stay on the coronation _ view. let's stay on the coronation because a somewhat surprtsttg— coronation because a somewhat surprising-start- coronation because a somewhat surprising start should i surprising start. start should i say,— surprising start. start should i say, to— surprising start. start should i say, to emege— surprising start. start should i say, to emerge from the festivities— say, to emerge from the festivities was - say, to emerge from the festivities was the mp and festivities was the tory mp and tag,— festivities was the tory mp and lord, president— festivities was the tory mp and lord, president of— festivities was the tory mp and lord, president of the privy soutstt— lord, president of the privy soutstt ,— lord, president of the privy council , penny— lord, president of the privy council, penny mordaunt. some sommetaortt— council, penny mordaunt. some commentator was— council, penny mordaunt. some commentator was are even touting wortautt— commentator was are even touting aaortautt tor— commentator was are even touting mordaunt for prime— commentator was are even touting mordaunt for prime minister attet— mordaunt for prime minister atter ste— mordaunt for prime minister after she managed to carry a swort— after she managed to carry a swort atott— after she managed to carry a sword aloft throughout the serwtse, — sword aloft throughout the serwtse, a— sword aloft throughout the service, a skill— sword aloft throughout the service, a skill which clearly means she's eminently qualified to tatatse— means she's eminently qualified to balance the— means she's eminently qualified to balance the books and fix the wts— to balance the books and fix the wts .— to balance the books and fix the wts . so— to balance the books and fix the wts . so tas— to balance the books and fix the nhs . so has the— to balance the books and fix the nhs . so has the mordaunt love—in nhs. so has the mordaunt love—in gote— nhs. so has the mordaunt love—in gote too— nhs. so has the mordaunt love—in gote too tare— nhs. so has the mordaunt love—in gone too far? it's— nhs. so has the mordaunt love—in gone too far? it's mordaunt maa— gone too far? it's mordaunt mania , emma.— gone too far? it's mordaunt mania , emma. she looked fabulous mania, emma. she looked fabulous . r— mania, emma. she looked fabulous . r mat— mania, emma. she looked fabulous . r r— mania, emma. she looked fabulous . i mean, i didn't— mania, emma. she looked fabulous . i mean, i didn't watch- mania, emma. she looked fabulous . i mean, i didn't watch it,- mania, emma. she looked fabulous . i mean, i didn't watch it, but i've seen the pictures. she does look. she looks like princess leia. and look , nobody should leia. and look, nobody should get any job off the back of being able to carry a sword. whether that's king arthur or penny mordaunt. but on the other

hand, this is actually somebody who has run for the leadership of the conservative party in the past. she did pretty well, didn't quite get over the line when she wanted to run against rishi sunak. so is she a likely tory candidate ? but after when ? tory candidate? but after when? when there's a vacancy. let's be kind . and yes, i think she is. kind. and yes, i think she is. but not because she wore a nice trost— but not because she wore a nice trost att— but not because she wore a nice trost att ste-s— but not because she wore a nice frock and she's got— but not because she wore a nice frock and she's got strong armed a swort— frock and she's got strong armed a swort . — frock and she's got strong armed a swort . tut— frock and she's got strong armed aswort. tut r— frock and she's got strong armed a sword . but i don't- frock and she's got strong armed a sword. r:::r" c frock and she's got strong armed a sword. c a sword. but i don't think this has done her any harm. yeah. i mean she was it does- : yeah. i mean she was it does make me taugt— mean she was it does make me taugt. tte— mean she was it does make me laugh. the front— mean she was it does make me laugh. the front page of the suarttat— laugh. the front page of the guardian also— laugh. the front page of the guardian also although it's gutte— guardian also although it's quite negative— guardian also although it's- quite negative _things quite negative about some things it quite negative about somethings t at— quite negative about somethings t at tte— quite negative about some things t at tte top— quite negative about some things t at tte top ot— quite negative about somethings it at the top of it— quite negative about somethings it at the top of it it— quite negative about some things it at the top of it it says the penny— it at the top of it it says the petty wortet— it at the top of it it says the penny morden challenge could we tott— penny morden challenge could we tott a— penny morden challenge could we tott a swort— penny morden challenge could we tott a swort up— penny morden challenge could we hold a sword up for— penny morden challenge could we hold a sword up for that long. i ttts— hold a sword up for that long. i mean it's three— hold a sword up for that long. i mean it's three and a half tttos— mean it's three and a half tttos. rts— mean it's three and a half kilos. it's £8— mean it's three and a half kilos. it's £8 and she held it up tor— kilos. it's £8 and she held it up for. minutes. - kilos. it's £8 and she held it up for-minutes. i- kilos. it's £8 and she held it up for minutes. i have to up for 51 minutes. i have to say,— up for 51 minutes. i have to say, amazttg— up for 51 minutes. i have to say, amazing job- up for 51 minutes. i have to say, amazing job and i think she tootet— say, amazing job and i think she looked fabulous.— say, amazing job and i think she looked fabulous. but not not toot— looked fabulous. but not not toot-tt— looked fabulous. but not not look-in what— looked fabulous. but not not look-in what-was. look just in what she was wearttg— look just in what she was wearing physically look just in what she was wearing-physically i wearing but physically looked. i ttougtt— wearing but physically looked. i ttougtt ste— wearing but physically looked. i thought she just— wearing but physically looked. i thought she just she looked like she thought she just she looked like ste was— thought she just she looked like ste tat— thought she just she looked like she was had authority and she was-ttat— she was had authority and she was-ttat tot. — she was had authority and she was that job. well, okay, was doing that job. well, okay, rtterestttg— was doing that job. well, okay, interesting stuff. _ was doing that job. well, okay, interesting stuff. trzrtrrrt was doing that job. well, okay, interesting stuff. \c:rtrrrt interesting stuff. now, earlier on, were asking you, was the

on, we were asking you, was the bridgerton actress adjoa andoh right to say the royal balcony photograph yesterday was terribly white? well, the results are in and 11.4% say yes. the balcony picture was too white. 88.6% say they no . we've white. 88.6% say they no. we've got many more newspaper front pages to come. plus top pundit reaction. and my pundits will be nominating their headline heroes and back page baddies. all of thatis and back page baddies. all of that is .

next well, lots of emails coming in thick and fast . this from thick and fast. this from marion. hi, mark. i know you won't like me saying this, but from 8 pm. until 1015, i watched the most fantastic concert of animation and singing with top stars and of course, the very warm moving , loyal the very warm moving, loyal speech by prince william to his pa, speech by prince william to his pa, our king also pa, i should

say pa freudian slip. take a letter, dad . and well done. bbc letter, dad. and well done. bbc one says marion. and look marion , you're forgiven because what's important is you're with me now. so thank you for that. yeah. also, anton leo on on the subject of penny mordaunt, she obviously wore this lovely frock and she carried the sword . hi, and she carried the sword. hi, mark. carrying a sword . does not mark. carrying a sword. does not a prime minister make erg? should charles become more political? that's the headline in the i britain open to the idea of a more active political king and susan says hi, mark king charles should absolutely not be a political voice . any not be a political voice. any monarch should stay out of opinion on anything. that's why the recent monarchy is still very popular. it's interesting that the left are saying he should have a voice. it would be the end of the monarch for sure. if he did brilliant stuff. well, look , let's let's get back to look, let's let's get back to more of your emails shortly.

mark gbnews.uk, i've got more front pages for you before we get to the pundits. and we start with the telegraph and they lead with the telegraph and they lead with a lovely photograph of the king and queen greeting crowds. pa we are all so proud of you. at the words of the prince of wales , charles's proud son, wales, charles's proud son, william . okay, next up, we have william. okay, next up, we have the times newspaper , dumas and the times newspaper, dumas and that's the same quote and the same photograph. if a lack of variety there between the telegraph and the times. pa, we're so proud of you. prince of wales pays tribute king at wales pays tribute to king at windsor street parties windsor concert street parties across uk after coronation across the uk after coronation watched by 20 million. there you go. including, i've got to say , go. including, i've got to say, fabulous ratings for gb news. well done to stephen and to ellie and to nigel and to nana and the whole team that did such and the whole team that did such a great job throughout the coronation coverage. and of course , thank you to you for course, thank you to you for watching and listening. we are

nothing . so back to nothing without you. so back to the coronation and there was plenty of competition for star of the show honours , but plenty of the show honours, but plenty of the show honours, but plenty of people opted for posing prince louis, who once again spent a supposedly solemn occasion yawning and playing up for the cameras . now let's get for the cameras. now let's get my lie . brilliant pundits in on my lie. brilliant pundits in on this . have we my lie. brilliant pundits in on this. have we got my lie. brilliant pundits in on this . have we got any? have we this. have we got any? have we got any little bit of video that we can show the group? let's take a look . okay. so there's take a look. okay. so there's charles and here is louis speaking for a nation . he's not speaking for a nation. he's not singing, folks. he's yawning his head off. bless him. what a sweet kid. and this is him at the jubilee , rocking and rolling the jubilee, rocking and rolling . oh, no , that was actually him . oh, no, that was actually him yesterday. i've gone mad. yeah there you go. quite the performer. what an extrovert . performer. what an extrovert. he's one to watch for the future . yeah. so what do we think? did we enjoy prince louis antics or should he be sent to the tower? emma i thought sweet .

emma i thought it was sweet. bless him. this kid being a kid. let bless him. this kid being a kid. tet me— bless him. this kid being a kid. tet a— bless him. this kid being a kid. tet a ttt.— bless him. this kid being a kid. let me. a kid. yeah, yeah, yeah . um,— let me. a kid. yeah, yeah, yeah . um, r. — let me. a kid. yeah, yeah, yeah . um, r. r— let me. a kid. yeah, yeah, yeah . um, i. i think— let me. a kid. yeah, yeah, yeah . um, i. ithink if— let me. a kid. yeah, yeah, yeah . um, i. i think if you tried to stst— . um, i. i think if you tried to sttst a— . um, i. i think if you tried to stick a stick— . um, i. i think if you tried to stick a stick up— . um, i. i think if you tried to stick a stick up his butt and mate— stick a stick up his butt and mate ttm — stick a stick up his butt and make him back— stick a stick up his butt and make him back like a traditional royat— make him back like a traditional royat stut— make him back like a traditional royal child, you'll— make him back like a traditional royal child, you'll just end up wttt— royal child, you'll just end up wttt a— royal child, you'll just end up wttt a very,— royal child, you'll just end up wttt a very; very— royal child, you'll just end up with a very, very messed up atutt. — with a very, very messed up atutt. tet— with a very, very messed up adult. let him— with a very, very messed up adult. let him be a kid . yeah. adult. let him be a kid. yeah. i adult. let him be a kid. yeah. r mat— adult. let him be a kid. yeah. r tats— adult. let him be a kid. yeah. r te-s a— adult. let him be a kid. yeah. i mean, he's a character,- adult. let him be a kid. yeah. i mean, he's a character, isn't he ? he's going to be one to he? he's going to be one to watch. lin mei know. definitely. were watch. lin mei know. - definitely. .were saying definitely. we were saying earttet—gottgi definitely. we were saying. earlier,_going to earlier, i think he's going to be earlier, i think he's going to te—too- earlier, i think he's going to te—too i earlier, i think he's going toi te—too , wtet be a harry potter, too, when tarry— be a harry potter, too, when tarry was— be a harry potter, too, when tarry a— be a harry potter, too, when harry was a bit— be a harry potter, too, when harry was a bit more than he harry was a bit more fun than he is harry was a bit more fun than he ts-veat.— harry was a bit more fun than he ts-veat. teat.— harry was a bit more fun than he is-yeah. yeah. i— harry was a bit more fun than he is-yeah. yeah. i think- is now. yeah. yeah. i think that's it. takes one that's that's it. it takes one every family. there's always one, there? well, i was one, isn't there? well, i was going— one, isn't there? well, i was. gottg—seem going to say, i think they seem to-tote— going to say, i think they seem to-tote a— going to say, i think they seem to-tote a very— going to say, i think they seem to done a very good job in to have done a very good job in awery— to have done a very good job in awry-worm,- to have done a very good job in a very world, keeping a very strange world, keeping ttetr— a very strange world, keeping their—balanced| their kids relatively balanced att— their kids relatively balanced att-ttey. — their kids relatively balanced att-ttey. ttey- their kids relatively balanced and they. they seem and normal. they. they seem atoratte—to- and normal. they. they seem adorable—to say.| and normal. they. they seem ad0ihe's,_to say.| and normal. they. they seem ad0ihe's, what, to say. and normal. they. they seem ad0ihe's, what, four to say. and normal. they. they seem ad0ihe's, what, four to séof but he's, what, four years of age?— but he's, what, four years of aget-years— but he's, what, four years of age? .yearslage?- but he's, what, four years of age?-years.age? i. but he's, what, four years of age? years age? i was age? five years of age? i was tryttg— age? five years of age? i was tryttg-wtet- age? five years of age? i was tryttg-wtet my- age? five years of age? i was- trying-when my-jack trying to think when my son jack was-age,— trying to think when my son jack was-age-to- trying to think when my son jack was-age,-to keep- was that age, trying to keep ttm.— was that age, trying to keep ttm-wette— was that age, trying to keep him. we're going to be him. yeah, we're going to be ters— him. yeah, we're going to be tere tor— him. yeah, we're going to be here for four— him. yeah, we're going to be here for four hours, jack, just. rust—totestty- just calm down. honestly there woutt— just calm down. honestly there- woutt—worts just calm down. honestly there- wstts _worts just calm down. honestly there- wc his ear. _words just calm down. honestly there- wchis ear. i_words just calm down. honestly there- wchis ear. i mean,-words just calm down. honestly there wchis ear. i mean, there words just calm down. honestly there wchis ear. i mean, there was words in his ear. i mean, there was a ame,— in his ear. i mean, there was a tag, astuatty,— in his ear. i mean, there was a time, actually, during the coronation— time, actually, during the coronation where he disappeared for coronation where he disappeared tor—r— coronation where he disappeared tor—r ttmt- for a bit, where i think someone tat— for a bit, where i think someone tat-ttm — for a bit, where i think someone had-him outside,- for a bit, where i think someone had him outside, honestly. for a bit, where i think someone had hem outside, honestly. for a bit, where i think someone had he suddenly, honestly. for a bit, where i think someone had he suddenly reappeared and then he suddenly reappeared past.— and then he suddenly reappeared past—tut—

and then he suddenly reappeared past—tut te— and then he suddenly reappeared back. but he seems back. he's back. but he seems a proper— back. he's back. but he seems a proper ttttte — back. he's back. but he seems a proper little character. yeah. soot— proper little character. yeah. sootlttm. — proper little character. yeah. good-him. .does- proper little character. yeah.- good.him. .does indeed. good on him. he does indeed. although you're a dad, aren't you? yeah do you think that parents responsible for parents are responsible for their children at these formal events? i mean, do you think he should been made to behave should have been made to behave himself better? yeah, well, i ttmt— himself better? yeah, well, i think-behaved— himself better? yeah, well, i think-behaved pretty.- " ”7’ yeah, well, i think behaved pretty. pretty think he behaved pretty. pretty wett— think he behaved pretty. pretty wet—mat- think he behaved pretty. pretty wett—mat ,- think he behaved pretty. pretty. well—man , honestly, well for a young man, honestly, at ttat— well for a young man, honestly, at ttat age,— well for a young man, honestly, at that age, because it's a it's at that age, because it's a it's a-pretty— at that age, because it's a it's a-pretty torttg- at that age, because it's a it's a pretty boring thing for a long, pretty boring thing for a long, pretty boring thing for ._r.o..ga,- a long, pretty boring thing for a_honest, isn't. a kid, let's be honest, isn't tte— a kid, let's be honest, isn't tte-you-we— a kid, let's be honest, isn't tte-you-we got- a kid, let's be honest, isn't it? .you've got-sit. a kid, let's be honest, isn't it? you've got sit there it? and you've got to sit there and:— it? and you've got to sit there att—tte - it? and you've got to sit there att—tte eyes- it? and you've got to sit there and,-the eyes of. it? and you've got to sit therei and,-the eyes of the and, you know, the eyes of the wow— and, you know, the eyes of the wortt — and, you know, the eyes of the wortt ot — and, you know, the eyes of the world are on you.— and, you know, the eyes of the world are on you. but he was tottg—tutty- doing some very funny little ttttgs—turttgi doing some very funny little. things—during the things with his arms during the ceremony .waving- things with his arms during the ceremony waving according to ceremony and waving according to mylyear— ceremony and waving according to mylyear ott— ceremony and waving according to mylyear old, there _ ceremony and waving according to my year old, there was a lip my 16 year old, there was a lip teatttg— my 16 year old, there was a lip reatttg expert— my 16 year old, there was a lip reading expert reading what he sat— reading expert reading what he satt-te— reading expert reading what he satt-te was— reading expert reading what he said _he was .the - reading expert reading what he said he was the carriage said when he was in the carriage turttg—wtet- said when he was in the carriage turttg—wtet tel during the procession when hej was._seen looking during the procession when he was.shouting seen looking during the procession when he was.shouting out seen looking during the procession when he was.shouting out ofen looking during the procession when he was.shouting out of the ooking during the procession when he was.shouting out of the window and shouting out of the window somettttg. — and shouting out of the window something. and— and shouting out of the window something. and apparently was something. and apparently he was stoutttg— something. and apparently he was stoutttg-att— something. and apparently he was stoutttg-att you- something. and apparently he was shouting all you people shouting, why are all you people stoutttg— shouting, why are all you people stoutttg at— shouting, why are all you people shouting at us?— shouting, why are all you people shouting at us? how many love the shouting at us? how many love tte ttttte— shouting at us? how many love the little kid?— shouting at us? how many love the little kid? _ shouting at us? how many love the little kid? it's— shouting at us? how many love the little kid? c t: the little kid? it's comedy. gold, well, earlier gold, isn't it? well, earlier today, online , today, we asked you online, should prince louis be sent to the tower for his antics ? the the tower for his antics? the results are in 21.3% say yes. he's a naughty boy , whilst 78.7% he's a naughty boy, whilst 78.7% say no. he's an absolute angel.

yeah okay. well, indeed he is. what a sweet little chap. okay. and his sister. and his brother as well. let's now have a look at our pundits choice now for headune at our pundits choice now for headline heroes and back page baddies. let me start with you, emma , who's been who's been in emma, who's been who's been in your good books the last 24 hours. so i don't suppose i'm going— hours. so i don't suppose i'm gottg to— hours. so i don't suppose i'm gottg to wtt— hours. so i don't suppose i'm going to win the— so i don't suppose i'm going to win the day on this tut— going to win the day on this tut r— going to win the day on this one, but i have— going to win the day on this one, but i have nominated graham smttt— one, but i have nominated graham smttt ot— one, but i have nominated graham smith of republic— one, but i have nominated graham smith of republic ,_ one, but i have nominated graham smith of republic , and he is a smith of republic, and he is a persot— smith of republic, and he is a persot tottg— smith of republic, and he is a person doing an— smith of republic, and he is a person doing an important job, wttst— person doing an important job, wttst ts— person doing an important job, which is being— person doing an important job, which is being the voice of ttsagreettg— which is being the voice of ttsagreettg .— which is being the voice of disagreeing . and you will know, disagreeing. and you will know, map,— disagreeing. and you will know, mark, sometimes— disagreeing. and you will know, mark, sometimes you are the worse— mark, sometimes you are the ot— mark, sometimes you are the voice of disagreement against the voice of disagreement against tte marortty— voice of disagreement against the majority opinion, and it's tmportam— the majority opinion, and it's important-have- the majority opinion, and it's important have those important that we have those guys— important that we have those guys att— important that we have those guys att ttat— important that we have those guys and that they do them well and guys and that they do them well att—ttem.- guys and that they do them well att—ttem. att- guys and that they do them well and—them. and he. and stand up for them. and he att— and stand up for them. and he and-obviously- and stand up for them. and he and-obviously a- and stand up for them. and he and obviously a lot of and there was obviously a lot of sotrowersty — and there was obviously a lot of controversy. .was _ and there was obviously a lot of controversy. was actually controversy. he was actually arrestet— controversy. he was actuallyi arrestet—my arrested quite wrongly, in my optttot— arrested quite wrongly, in my optttot ,— arrested quite wrongly, in my optttot , tt— arrested quite wrongly, in my opinion , in for— arrested quite wrongly, in my opinion , in for doing that job. opinion, in for doing that job. att— opinion, in for doing that job. att so— opinion, in for doing that job. att so r— opinion, in for doing that job. and so i think— opinion, in for doing that job. and so i think let's face it, sometoty— and so i think let's face it, somebody has— and so i think let's face it, somebody has to stand up for the teputttsat— somebody has to stand up for the republican cause— somebody has to stand up for the republican cause of the country. we republican cause of the country. we are— republican cause of the country. we tot— republican cause of the country. we tot a— republican cause of the country. we are not a majority. i atsotutety— we are not a majority. i absolutely accept that. and utttt— absolutely accept that. and utttt we— absolutely accept that. and until we are,— absolutely accept that. and until we are, things won't

statge— until we are, things won't statge. att— until we are, things won't change. and that is democratic. tut— change. and that is democratic. tut sometoty— change. and that is democratic. but somebody has— change. and that is democratic. but somebody has to be there to represett— but somebody has to be there to represett ttat— but somebody has to be there to represent that voice . so he is represent that voice. so he is my— represent that voice. so he is my-of— represent that voice. so he is my-ot tte— represent that voice. so he is my-ot tte tay- represent that voice. so he is my-of the day. if- represent that voice. so he is my of the day. if you my hero of the day. if you tttt-t— my hero of the day. if you tttt-t-a— my hero of the day. if you didn't a monarchy, who didn't have a monarchy, who woutt— didn't have a monarchy, who woutt-goot— didn't have a monarchy, who would good candidate for would be a good candidate for presttette— would be a good candidate for president?-think- would be a good candidate for president? think whoever president? well, i think whoever the president? well, i think whoever tte-wtttster— president? well, i think whoever the-minister is— president? well, i think whoever the minister is should president? well, i think whoever the be minister is should president? well, i think whoever the be in minister is should president? well, i think whoever the be in charge,r is should president? well, i think whoever the be in charge, basicallyd president? well, i think whoever the be in charge, basically . we just be in charge, basically. we tot-t— just be in charge, basically. we tot-t teet— just be in charge, basically. we tot-t test to— just be in charge, basically. we don't need to have— just be in charge, basically. we don't need to have some a head of don't need to have some a head ot state— don't need to have some a head of state figureheads . is that of state figureheads. is that rtgtt— of state figureheads. is that rtgtt waye — of state figureheads. is that rtgtt ways so— of state figureheads. is that right way? : " c right way? so you wouldn't actually appoint a president necessarily republic? no necessarily in a republic? no i think up with some think we'd end up with some awful got type awful britain's got talent type contest . it's just. awful britain's got talent type contest . it'sjust. no, no. contest. it'sjust. no, no. teat.— contest. it'sjust. no, no. yeah, but the issue is, if you didn't have a head of state, the prime minister becomes the head of state. that would be like america. and can quite america. and that can be quite divisive, it? because our divisive, can't it? because our pottttss— divisive, can't it? because our pottttss ts— divisive, can't it? because our pottttss ts so— divisive, can't it? because our politics is so divisive- divisive, can't it? because our politics is so divisive at- r: . rt c c7” because our politics is so divisive at the momem — politics is so divisive at the moment. yeah— politics is so divisive at the moment. yeah i— politics is so divisive at the moment. yeah i mean, it wouldn't tetp— moment. yeah i mean, it wouldn't tetp ttougt— moment. yeah i mean, it wouldn't help though, because really help though, because it's really sottusttg— help though, because it's reallyi confusing—because confusing for americans because ttey—tter- they want to love their presttett, — they want to love their president, the they want to love their- president,-the president president, because the president is president, because the president ts— tut-tatti is head of state. but then half the hates because the country hates them because it's politician. us plenty of it's a politician. us plenty of ways— it's a politician. us plenty of ways-we— it's a politician. us plenty of ways-we-make- it's a politician. us plenty of. ways-we-make politics ways that we can make politics tess— ways that we can make politics tess-ttat— ways that we can make politics less-that don't- less divisive, that don't ttwotwe— less divisive, that don't involve giving somebody big involve giving somebody a big sttty— involve giving somebody a big sttty tat— involve giving somebody a big sttty tat . — involve giving somebody a big shiny hat . all— involve giving somebody a big shiny hat. ”g involve giving somebody a big shiny hat . ”g �*tfttrz;cc shiny hat. all right. well, look, emma's solution not to look, emma's solution is not to have president or a king. but have a president or a king. but what do you think about the idea

of a republic? i don't want a reputtts— of a republic? i don't want a reputtts at— of a republic? i don't want a republic at the— rt.7’ i don't want a republic at the moment. i'm reatty— republic at the moment. i'm really happy— republic at the moment. i'm really happy with harmonica. i ttmt— really happy with harmonica. i think-wonderful- really happy with harmonica. i think wonderful job think they do a wonderful job att— think they do a wonderful job att rtt— think they do a wonderful job att r-t att— think they do a wonderful job and i'd and actually my front pager— and i'd and actually my front page my— and i'd and actually my front page, my teto— and i'd and actually my front page, my tero ot— and i'd and actually my front page, my hero of the week, i astuatty— page, my hero of the week, i actually have— page, my hero of the week, i actually have said is king states.— actually have said is king startes. r— actually have said is king charles. i think, know , not charles. i think, you know, not tust— charles. i think, you know, not rust-tte— charles. i think, you know, not tustltte tast— charles. i think, you know, not just-the last 24— charles. i think, you know, not just the last 24 hours or just for the last 24 hours or tor— just for the last 24 hours or tor tte— just for the last 24 hours or for the last— just for the last 24 hours or for the last eight months since his for the last eight months since tts motter— for the last eight months since his mother died— for the last eight months since his mother died and the late guest— his mother died and the late gueet r— his mother died and the late queen, i think— his mother died and the late queen, i think done an queen, i think he has done an amazttg— queen, i think he has done an amazing-leading- queen, i think he has done an amazing leading that family amazing job leading that family ttrougt— amazing job leading that family ttrougt wtat-s— amazing job leading that family through what's tough through what's been a tough ttme. — through what's been a tough ttme. .tte— through what's been a tough time. the country is leading time. and the country is leading usittrougt— time. and the country is leading usittrougt a— time. and the country is leading us through a tough time us all through a tough time gettttg— us all through a tough time getting through then getting through it and then gettttg— getting through it and then gettttg reaty— getting through it and then getting ready for joyous getting ready for this joyous occasion .then- getting ready for this joyous occasion then yesterday, i occasion and then yesterday, i meat-tot— occasion and then yesterday, i mean,-not being- occasion and then yesterday, i mean, not being it must be mean, i'm not being it must be te-s— mean, i'm not being it must be te-s te-s— mean, i'm not being it must be he's he's mid—seventies. he must be atsotute— he's he's mid—seventies. he must be absolute knackered by now attet— be absolute knackered by now atter wtat-s— be absolute knackered by now after what's gone— be absolute knackered by now after what's gone on over the tast— after what's gone on over the tast etgtt— after what's gone on over the last eight months, particularly the last eight months, particularly tte tast— last eight months, particularly the last week— last eight months, particularly the last week running up to ttts.— the last week running up to ttts. r— the last week running up to this. i think— the last week running up to this. i think he's— the last week running up to this. i think he's done a trttttatt— this. i think he's done a brilliant job— this. i think he's done a brilliant job and leading the tamtty— brilliant job and leading the family through— brilliant job and leading the family through a nation's celebration,— family through a nation's celebration, actually. and i ttmt— celebration, actually. and i ttmt tust— celebration, actually. and i think just seeing your pictures on think just seeing your pictures ot st— think just seeing your pictures ot st wews— think just seeing your pictures on gb news and— think just seeing your pictures on gb news and in all the tewspapers— on gb news and in all the tewspapers ,— on gb news and in all the newspapers , where's the country newspapers, where's the country in newspapers, where's the country tt tte — newspapers, where's the country tt tte most— newspapers, where's the country tt tte most part— newspapers, where's the country in the most part have loved it, setetratet— in the most part have loved it, celebrated brought people celebrated it, brought people togetter— celebrated it, brought people together, communities of tttterett— together, communities of different political persuasions. we-we— different political persuasions. wee—- different political persuasions. wewe— we-wel different political persuasions.. we've_. we've gone we've enjoyed this. we've gone out gag,— we've enjoyed this. we've gone out there, taken— we've enjoyed this. we've gone out there, taken our minds off

some-otter— out there, taken our minds off some _other crap - out there, taken our minds off some other crap that's some of the other crap that's out— some of the other crap that's out-tte— some of the other crap that's out-the moment.- out there at the moment. we've tat—teet- out there at the moment. we've tat—test tut- out there at the moment. we've had—been fun and. had parties. it's been fun and we've come together as communities. - we've come together as- communities. _good. communities. it's been good. amet— communities. it's been good. amet to— communities. it's been good. amet to ttat— communities. it's been good. amen to that round of applause. att— amen to that round of applause. ant-ttmt— amen to that round of applause. and .think .the- amen to that round of applause. and .think .the queens. and i do think that the queens funeral, the jubilee and the coronation were all moments that did bring the nation together are diverse nation. yeah. our whole country, wouldn't you say? lynn yeah. no i agree. i think also people are— a” t/rzfit“ \rr:::r rbtrgtinz; i think also people are forgetting that due also people are forgetting that tue to— also people are forgetting that tue to tte— also people are forgetting that due to the commonwealth and aoutt— due to the commonwealth and aoutt tte— due to the commonwealth and around the world,— due to the commonwealth and around the world, our royal tamtty— around the world, our royal tamtty ts— around the world, our royal family is probably the best in terms— family is probably the best in terms ot— family is probably the best in terms of appreciation. so i wouttt-t— terms of appreciation. so i wouttt-t get— terms of appreciation. so i wouldn't get rid of the monarchy . tm— wouldn't get rid of the monarchy . rm to— wouldn't get rid of the monarchy . rm to ttte— wouldn't get rid of the monarchy m to tte ,— wouldn't get rid of the monarchy . i'm no like , you— wouldn't get rid of the monarchy . i'm no like , you know, . i'm no like, you know, royattst— . i'm no like, you know, royalist and— . i'm no like, you know, royalist and i- . i'm no like, you know, royalist and i don't watch eweryttttg— royalist and i don't watch everything and all the rest of it. everything and all the rest of t. tut— everything and all the rest of t. tut tt— everything and all the rest of t. tut t we— everything and all the rest of it. but if we were— everything and all the rest of it. but if we were to get all tte— it. but if we were to get all tte peopte— it. but if we were to get all the people that— it. but if we were to get all the people that can't stand the totatty,— the people that can't stand the monarchy, abolish— the people that can't stand the monarchy, abolish the monarchy, tow— monarchy, abolish the monarchy, tow wttt— monarchy, abolish the monarchy, tow wttt ttat— monarchy, abolish the monarchy, how will that improve your life if how will that improve your life tt ttey— how will that improve your life tt ttey go — how will that improve your life tt ttey go e — how will that improve your life if they go ? well,— how will that improve your life if they go ? well, i- how will that improve your life if they go ? �*tfttrz;cc gric r:c if they go? well, i get quite a lot of my tax money back. will you? yeah, but they— lot of my tax money back. will you? yeah, but they cost- t will you? yeah, but they cost us so ttte— you? yeah, but they cost us so ttttte tt— you? yeah, but they cost us so little in terms— you? yeah, but they cost us so little in terms of. _ you? yeah, but they cost us so little in terms of. c little in terms of. it's so ttts.— little in terms of. it's so little, isn't— little in terms of. it's so little, isn't it? i think they actually a good value . there are actually a good value. there are two things that— actually a good value. there are two things that are— d there are two things that are reasons two things that are the reasons ttat— two things that are the reasons ttat-a— two things that are the reasons that a republican. first of that i am a republican. first of art,— that i am a republican. first of at r— that i am a republican. first of at r tot-t— that i am a republican. first of all, i don't think— that i am a republican. first of all, i don't think i— that i am a republican. first of all, i don't think i should be paying— all, i don't think i should be payttg-ttst- all, i don't think i should be paying rich people's paying for very rich people's

tttestyte. — lifestyle. but more fundamentally , there is one fundamentally, there is one tamtty— fundamentally, there is one tamtty att— fundamentally, there is one family and one— fundamentally, there is one family and one way into being the family and one way into being tte motast— family and one way into being the monarch ,_ family and one way into being the monarch , and it is to be the monarch, and it is to be tort— the monarch, and it is to be tort ttto— the monarch, and it is to be born into that— the monarch, and it is to be born into that family. the monarch, and it is to be born into that family . and that born into that family. and that for born into that family. and that tor-ts— born into that family. and that tor-ts tust— born into that family. and that for is just fundamentally for me is just fundamentally wotg — for me is just fundamentally wotg vou— for me is just fundamentally wrong. you should. that's wrong. you should. but that's ttte— wrong. you should. but that's tte-peopte,- wrong. you should. but that'si tte-peopte-ot like loads of people, loads of peopte— like loads of people, loads of peopte tett— like loads of people, loads of peopte tett to— like loads of people, loads of people tend to have privilege tte— people tend to have privilege across the board. ' crzi;cg across the board. absolutely. and i as a socialist, i would absolutely that. but absolutely change that. but i think that if you are- t g but i think that if you are going to smart— think that if you are going to emtart tet— think that if you are going to embark bed that as the head of state— embark bed that as the head of state sa— embark bed that as the head of state otty— embark bed that as the head of state can only be— embark bed that as the head of state can only be born into that amply,— state can only be born into that may, ttat— state can only be born into that family, that for— state can only be born into that family, that for me— state can only be born into that family, that for me is emblematic- family, that for me is emblematic of how wrong that is . r— emblematic of how wrong that is . r tot-t— emblematic of how wrong that is . i don't think— emblematic of how wrong that is . i don't think you— emblematic of how wrong that is . i don't think you would- emblematic of how wrong that is . i don't think you would also have your taxes returned or lowered because what would happen then? all of these royal residents and land and we would have to pay loads of tax for the upkeep which they very well homeless people in them. oh, come on. i don't think it's quite as simple as that is it? let's be honest. i'm being a bit this debate, this debate is going to rage on. and we will tave— going to rage on. and we will tawe tt— going to rage on. and we will tawe tt ot— going to rage on. and we will have it on this— going to rage on. and we will have it on this show.- grit “g g ’r:::r“ and we will have it on this show. emma have it on this show. as emma rtgttty—your- rightly said, lynn, your teatttte— rightly said, lynn, your headline hero. i'm going to go wttt— headline hero. i'm going to go with princess— headline hero. i'm going to go with princess kate . okay. and with princess kate. okay. and tett— with princess kate. okay. and tett-r— with princess kate. okay. and tett-r ttmt- with princess kate. okay. and tell-i think she's- with princess kate. okay. and tell i think she's regal.

tell me why i think she's regal. i tell me why i think she's regal. r ttmt— tell me why i think she's regal. rttttt sts-s— tell me why i think she's regal. i think she's personable. - tell me why i think she's regal. i think she's personable. i- tell me why i think she's regal. i think she's personable. i love the way that there was a video recently where a man brought her some flowers and she ran back to like, have a chat with him , like, have a chat with him, spoke about what he does and earlier, someone said, i can't remember who it was, but meghan markle is like the i think she is more like princess diana in terms of how how i don't think she's dull at all. diana was never dull. no, i love her dress sense. she's classy . she she sense. she's classy. she she doesn't do too much. she doesn't doesn't do too much. she doesn't do little. i think she's do too little. and i think she's on the money. all right. well, tast— on the money. all right. well, past page— on the money. all right. well, back page baddies. _ tcit“ tirir’“ri;g all right. well, back page baddies. emma, tcit“ .tr�*irir“ri;g all right. well, back page baddies. emma, you've got tte— back page baddies. emma, you've got tte wet— back page baddies. emma, you've got the met police— back page baddies. emma, you've got the met police .— back page baddies. emma, you've got the met police . i'm guessing got the met police. i'm guessing ttat— got the met police. i'm guessing ttat ttts— got the met police. i'm guessing ttat tt-s to— got the met police. i'm guessing ttat tt-s to to— got the met police. i'm guessing that it's to do with— got the met police. i'm guessing that it's to do with the protests— that it's to do with the protests r— that it's to do with the protests i just mentioned, but overzealous, handed. i'm overzealous, heavy handed. i'm going— overzealous, heavy handed. i'm gottg to— overzealous, heavy handed. i'm gottg to try— overzealous, heavy handed. i'm gottg to try att— overzealous, heavy handed. i'm going to try and make an argumett— going to try and make an argument that- going to try and make an argument that fit better argument that will fit better wttt — argument that will fit better with-audience- argument that will fit better with audience than i don't with your audience than i don't ttte— with your audience than i don't tte wtat— with your audience than i don't tte wtat ttey— with your audience than i don't like what they did— with your audience than i don't like what they did republic. like what they did to republic. tot-s— like what they did to republic. tst-s tmagtte— like what they did to republic. let's imagine next— like what they did to republic. let's imagine next time- like what they did to republic. let's imagine next time that this is something like the covid protests or the countryside alliance marching to say they'd like to return fox or vaccine scepticism scepticism that what

the police have done is demonstrate that very, very quickly how far they're willing to abuse that new public order laws and next time it won't be the queen or the king, rather it next time it might be something that you care about. sobering words that you care about. sobering worts att— that you care about. sobering words and hard— that you care about. sobering words and hard to— t sobering words and hard to disagree. neil foxt— words and hard to disagree. neil tow, your— words and hard to disagree. neil row, your past— words and hard to disagree. neil fox, your back page baddie trtetty— fox, your back page baddie trtetty tt— fox, your back page baddie trtetty tt you— fox, your back page baddie briefly if you can. yeah president— briefly if you can. yeah president biden actually just for president biden actually just tort-ust— president biden actually just tor rust tor— president biden actually just for just for not— president biden actually just for just for not turning up and the for just for not turning up and tte esuse— for just for not turning up and the excuse he— for just for not turning up and the excuse he gave was there's a lot the excuse he gave was there's a tot gottg— the excuse he gave was there's a tot gottg — the excuse he gave was there's a lot going on. okay— the excuse he gave was there's a lot going on. grirc lot going on. okay we've all got a lot in his head. there isn't. well well sevilla some of the worst speeches of all time. i mean , he sent his and his mean, he sent his wife and his granddaughter , but no, he should granddaughter, but no, he should have been here. it was important. well done. and lynn, may,— important. well done. and lynn, may, tt— important. well done. and lynn, may, tt you— important. well done. and lynn, briefly, if you can,— important. well done. and lynn, briefly, if you can, your- well done. and lynn, briefly, if you can, your back page— briefly, if you can, your back page tattte— briefly, if you can, your back page baddie mines funny page baddie mines trump funny etougt,— page baddie mines trump funny enough,-actually- page baddie mines trump funny enough, actually quite page baddie mines trump funny enothim. actually quite page baddie mines trump funny enothim. bially quite page baddie mines trump funny enothim. tt rir“e like him. but on this occasion and veering away from the coronation even when he was being questioned about his inappropriate conversation locker room, there was no level of remorse being apologised like he was like, this is what stars do . it was a he was like, this is what stars do. it was a bit he was like, this is what stars do . it was a bit disgusting. it do. it was a bit disgusting. it was it was sickening what he had

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hello. welcome back. i'm bethany elsey with your top stories from the newsroom. the prince of wales has paid a touching public tribute to his father, king charles, saying the whole family is so proud of him. prince william delivered his speech in front of a crowd of 20,000 people. it wins a castle for the coronation concert. he also praised the king's decades of service , his campaigning on of service, his campaigning on green issues and support for people of all backgrounds and faiths. the royal family attended en masse to see performances by take that katy perry and lionel richie all of

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