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good morning. it's 9:30 am. on monday, the 8th of may. happy v—day and happy bank holiday. this is to the point with dawn and emily. yes. now mucking eveenery— and emily. yes. now mucking eveenery , the— and emily. yes. now mucking everyone , the prince- e�*z e; yes. now mucking everyone , the prince and everyone, the prince and princess— everyone, the prince and princess of— everyone, the prince and princess of wales will join nrurene— princess of wales will join millions in— princess of wales will join millions in the— princess of wales will join millions in the big help out. 6 million— millions in the big help out. 6 nruren neopre— millions in the big help out. 6 million people are expected to spend— million people are expected to spend today— million people are expected to spend today volunteering to wrap up rne— spend today volunteering to wrap up the coronation— spend today volunteering to wrap up the coronation weekend . my up the coronation weekend. my grenenerner— up the coronation weekend. my grandmother said— up the coronation weekend. my grandmother said when she was crowned— grandmother said when she was crowned coronation are a oecroronon— crowned coronation are a declaration of— crowned coronation are a declaration of our hopes for the fence. — declaration of our hopes for the fence. ano— declaration of our hopes for the fence. no r— declaration of our hopes for the future. and i know— declaration of our hopes for the future. ' c. future. and i know she's up there fondly keeping an eye on us, and she'll be a very proud mother . us, and she'll be a very proud mother. crowns and us, and she'll be a very proud mother . crowns and concerts us, and she'll be a very proud mother. crowns and concerts . we mother. crowns and concerts. we rook— mother. crowns and concerts. we took back— mother. crowns and concerts. we took back on— mother. crowns and concerts. we look back on the— crowns and concerts. we look back on the coronation, as one son says, well— look back on the coronation, as one son says, well done, dad, nur— one son says, well done, dad, on we— one son says, well done, dad, but the other— one son says, well done, dad, but the other one— one son says, well done, dad, but the other one heads back enornrcn— but the other one heads back enornrcn ro— but the other one heads back sharpish to california . sharpish to california. controversial- sharpish to california. controversial and- sharpish to california. controversial and no more hanging on the line . the health hanging on the line. the health secretary promises a gp appointment overhaul . good luck appointment overhaul. good luck with this one. to get the government back on track after local elections. hammering . and

local elections. hammering. and as always, please do let us know all of your thoughts on all of our talking points, all our top stories. please do email us please do email us gbviews@gbnews.uk. but first, rere— gbviews@gbnews.uk. but first, were eer— gbviews@gbnews.uk. but first, were oer rne— gbviews@gbnews.uk. but first, let's get the morning news with renew— let's get the morning news with tamsin roberts— let's get the morning news with tamsin roberts ._ let's get the morning news with tamsin roberts . emily, thanks tamsin roberts. emily, thanks very— tamsin roberts. emily, thanks very nwcn.— tamsin roberts. emily, thanks very much. good— tamsin roberts. emily, thanks very much. good morning from the gb very much. good morning from the on newsroom— very much. good morning from the on newcroorn. — very much. good morning from the gb newsroom . it's— very much. good morning from the gb newsroom . c w�* gb newsroom. it's 932. the prince of wales has paid a touching public tribute to his father, saying , pa, we are all father, saying, pa, we are all so proud of you. during the coronation concert last night, prince william took to the stage in front of a crowd of 20,000 at windsor castle . he praised the windsor castle. he praised the king's decades of service, his campaigning on green issues and his support for people of all backgrounds and faiths . the backgrounds and faiths. the royal family were there to see performance by take that katy perry and lionel richie all of which were supported by members of the military band . the final of the military band. the final day of the coronation weekend

will see royals and senior politicians get involved with a volunteering event taking place across the uk. 6 million people are expected to take part in the big help out either arranging their own community activities or working with charities. is being billed as a lasting volunteer legacy. to mark king, charles's crowning more than 1500 charities are getting involved with the king and queen will not be appearing publicly today, but other royals will be out and about. the prince and princess of wales are expected to join in berkshire whilst the duke and duchess of edinburgh will puppies at a will help train puppies at a guide dog centre . the met police guide dog centre. the met police will face questioning over the arrest made during the king's coronation it's amid concerns a clampdown affected the right to protest the government has defended the police response to protests following complaints that officers went too far. six arnie four people were arrested , including from the anti—monarchy group republic and environmental activist group. just stop oil . the government

just stop oil. the government says it will give £240 million to gp practises this year to improve primary care. the money will be used to introduce online booking tools and upgrade telephone systems. the aim is to end the so—called 8 am. scramble of patients ringing surgeries for a slot . but some surgeries for a slot. but some nhs providers say more must be done to attract and retain primary care professionals as kyiv v online dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's back to dawn and . it's back to dawn and. emily good morning. welcome it's back to dawn and. emily- . good morning. welcome back. now it's back to dawn and. emily- . good morcontinue come back. now it's back to dawn and. emily- . good morcontinue tone back. now it's back to dawn and. emily- . good morcontinue to markck. now millions will continue to mark the millions will continue to mark rne—rooow- millions will continue to mark rne—rooow by- millions will continue to mark the today by taking the coronation today by taking part— the coronation today by taking new in— the coronation today by taking part in volunteering events as part— part in volunteering events as non of— part in volunteering events as pen or we— part in volunteering events as part of the bank— part in volunteering events as part of the bank holiday. big help— part of the bank holiday. big new our. — part of the bank holiday. big help out. this— part of the bank holiday. big help out. " rzzr" help out. this follows on from last night's concert that saw katie perry take that and lionel

richie take to the stage to celebrate king charles i yesterday was also a day in which communities came together for lunches and street parties across the country. paul hawkins has across the country. paul hawkins nee ou— across the country. paul hawkins nee on we— across the country. paul hawkins has all the details— across the country. paul hawkins has all the details now- across the country. paul hawkins has all the details now .- has all the details now. nnnwng— has all the details now. drinking in,— has all the details now. drinking in, toasting, eating, mer— drinking in, toasting, eating, ing, connecting— drinking in, toasting, eating, ing, connecting after the coronation— ing, connecting after the coronation king community from nrwnno— coronation king community from nrwnno in— coronation king community from drumbo in northern ireland to downing— drumbo in northern ireland to downing street— drumbo in northern ireland to downing street ._ drumbo in northern ireland to downing street . coast to castle downing street. coast to castle , nwuonc— downing street. coast to castle , nwwonc or— downing street. coast to castle , millions of people tucked into some— , millions of people tucked into soooo org— , millions of people tucked into 50,000 big lunches across the country— 50,000 big lunches across the cownrw . — 50,000 big lunches across the cownrrw . non.— 50,000 big lunches across the country . lisa, can- 50,000 big lunches across the country . lisa, can i- 50,000 big lunches across the country. in?“ g 50,000 big lunches across the country. if" g country. lisa, can i give you something? anything? your country. lisa, can i give you- something? anything? your bones as something? anything? your bones oc weu. — something? anything? your bones oc weu. row— something? anything? your bones as well. you know— something? anything? your bones as well. you know it— something? anything? your bones as well. you know it ,_ "g? anything? your bones as well. you know it , right? as well. you know it, right? tip— as well. you know it, right? tip n— as well. you know it, right? tip n noc— as well. you know it, right? tip n rec in— as well. you know it, right? tip it rac in windsor,- as well. you know it, right? tip it rac in windsor, there was a surprise visit . prince and

a surprise visit. prince and princess— a surprise visit. prince and princess of— a surprise visit. prince and princess of wales- , c prince and princess of wales popping into a big rwncn— princess of wales popping into a big rwncn on— princess of wales popping into a big lunch on the— princess of wales popping into a big lunch on the long walk back the big lunch on the long walk back we evening— big lunch on the long walk back the evening saw— big lunch on the long walk back the evening saw 20,000 people pock— the evening saw 20,000 people neck inro— the evening saw 20,000 people pack into me— the evening saw 20,000 people pack into the grounds of windsor coerce— pack into the grounds of windsor cocwe for— pack into the grounds of windsor cocwe for o— pack into the grounds of windsor castle for a star— pack into the grounds of windsor castle for a star studded concen— castle for a star studded concen .— castle for a star studded concert . and— castle for a star studded concert . and there were concert. and there were oeoronceepp— concert. and there were appearances from some members of the appearances from some members of we royal— appearances from some members of rne royal ronrw— appearances from some members of rne royal ronrw — appearances from some members of the royal family we— appearances from some members of the royal family �*vw�*rz; ”cl appearances from some members of the royal family �*vw�*rz; ”r3:3; the royal family we are all so proud— the royal family we are all so proud of you. god save the king. and for those who couldn't be rnere— and for those who couldn't be rnere in— and for those who couldn't be there in person— and for those who couldn't be there in person ,_ and for those who couldn't be there in person , video messages there in person, video messages non— there in person, video messages from we— there in person, video messages from the likes— there in person, video messages from the likes of— there in person, video messages from the likes of tom cruise , from the likes of tom cruise, nor-cow— from the likes of tom cruise, majesty ,— from the likes of tom cruise, nor-eew , row— from the likes of tom cruise, majesty , you could be my wingman majesty, you could be my wingman onwnne— majesty, you could be my wingman onwnne . — majesty, you could be my wingman onwnne . rhe— majesty, you could be my wingman anytime . rt.r:3; r:3;rt.r:3; anytime. the centrepiece of the concert, however, was the lighting up the nation project projections, lasers and drone displays lighting up windsor at and the uk . a celebration fit and the uk. a celebration fit for o— and the uk. a celebration fit for o ring— and the uk. a celebration fit for a king paul— r3“r: a celebration fit for a king paul hawkins 3“r: a celebration fit for a king paul hawkins. gb

newe— for a king paul hawkins. gb news. on— for a king paul hawkins. gb news. on n— for a king paul hawkins. gb news. oh it makes you feel. "j r: news. oh it makes you feel. did you— news. oh it makes you feel. did you enjoy— news. oh it makes you feel. did you enjoy one— news. oh it makes you feel. did you enjoy the concert?- news. oh it makes you feel. did you enjoy the concert? dawn did you enjoy the concert? dawn did you watch the concert? look, do you watch the concert? look, do you want me you watch the concert? look, do yow wonr ne ro— you watch the concert? look, do you want me to be— t tt�* look, do you want me to be completely nonecre — you want me to be completely honest? complete- you want me to be completely honest? “ honest? complete honesty in this room? please yeah. i've got to be nonecr— room? please yeah. i've got to be honest with— room? please yeah. i've got to be honest with the— , v433“ i've got to be honest with the people at none. — be honest with the people at home. absolutely.- be honest with the people at home. absolutely. i- be honest with the people at home. ' cigar be honest with the people at home. ' uzi t: home. absolutely. i iwatched it. thought it was very well it. i thought it was very well done.i it. i thought it was very well done. i thought seemed done. i thought everyone seemed to time. to be having a nice time. i loved watching the royals, enjoying themselves. sophie's a bit of mover, isn't she? she bit of a mover, isn't she? she is a mover and shaker- bit of a mover, isn't she? she is a mover and shaker. - bit of a mover, isn't she? she is a mover and shaker. some of the is a mover and shaker. some of we acre.— is a mover and shaker. some of we ecce- r— is a mover and shaker. some of we ecce- r was— is a mover and shaker. some of the acts. i was a bit confused by there. i said there was a little bit of confusion. now, i think katy perry,— c c t r:3r“ now, i think katy perry, fabulous pm..— think katy perry, fabulous performer, former, but she was her performer, former, but she was ner wroce— performer, former, but she was ner woe— performer, former, but she was ner .— performer, former, but she was her voice was . it— performer, former, but she was her voice was . it was a lot of her voice was. it was a lot of one— her voice was. it was a lot of one wee— her voice was. it was a lot of one giving— her voice was. it was a lot of she was giving it— her voice was. it was a lot of she was giving it a lot of weuy. — she was giving it a lot of weuy. rec-e— she was giving it a lot of welly. let's just- she was giving it a lot of welly. you know welly. let's just say. you know wner— welly. let's just say. you know we perneee— welly. let's just say. you know we pernepe e— welly. let's just say. you know what perhaps a and— welly. you know what perhaps a and the dress wner— what perhaps a and the dress we we— what perhaps a and the dress we we we— what perhaps a and the dress what did we think of what girls rook— what did we think of what girls were look dresses— what did we think of what girls were look dresses . what did we think of what girls were look dresses. md“ what did we think of what girls were look dresses . 3g“ were look dresses. right. okay. what did you think, though? what did you think? i mean, get in touch with us. vaiews@gbnews.uk tweet at gb news. nicole tweet us at gb news. nicole scnerzrnger— tweet us at gb news. nicole scherzinger did— tweet us at gb news. nicole scherzinger did look absolutely renwowe. — scherzinger did look absolutely fabulous. she— scherzinger did look absolutely fabulous. she her— scherzinger did look absolutely fabulous. rt.r:3; scherzinger did look absolutely fabulous. rtr:3 r: fabulous. she her voice, i'd say, was better than katy perry.

bless her. i'm being a total girl here. albie because all i cowo— girl here. albie because all i cowo rnrnr— girl here. albie because all i could think about— g 1 tr“r3:3; albie because all i could think about when i was wercnrne— could think about when i was watching nicole— could think about when i was watching nicole was how is she nowne— watching nicole was how is she nowng ner— watching nicole was how is she moving her arms— watching nicole was how is she moving her arms and not falling out moving her arms and not falling our of— moving her arms and not falling our of ener— moving her arms and not falling out of that dress?— moving her arms and not falling out of that dress? i— moving her arms and not falling out of that dress? i mean, come onlwee— out of that dress? i mean, come onlwee n— out of that dress? i mean, come onlw n we— out of that dress? i mean, come on..was it was like- on. it was it was like structured, - on. it was it was like structured, but it was like an eccreenr— structured, but it was like an accident waiting— structured, but it was like an accident waiting to happen. i mean, can i say— accident waiting to happen. i mean, can i say this on daytime rve — mean, can i say this on daytime rve -ene— mean, can i say this on daytime rve -ene wrenc— mean, can i say this on daytime tv? -she might have-a tv? but she might have had a little bit work done in that little bit of work done in that in department keep in that department to keep everything place. perhaps do everything in place. perhaps do you mine— everything in place. perhaps do you rnrnr oo— everything in place. perhaps do you think do you— everything in place. perhaps do you think do you think- “g “ t perhaps do you think do you think the erenonoe— you think do you think the diamonds were— you think do you think the diamonds were as well? diamonds were real as well? wen.— diamonds were real as well? weu. ene— diamonds were real as well? well, the diamonds-you. well, the diamonds can you imagine jewellers would imagine how many jewellers would want you in want to deck you out in absolutely they have absolutely everything they have for such a performance? think. for such a performance? i think. yeah. it was good. yeah. i mean, look, it was good. and i think people enjoyed it. but really want to what but i really want to know what you think. i mean, how interesting is the bank holiday, right? it's a bank holiday monday. okay. so it's still going still the going on. it's still the coronation you can coronation weekend. you can still, you know, you can put the kettle you're watching kettle on while you're watching them. me or you could have another a cheeky another glass of fizz. a cheeky glass and may i just glass of fizz. and may i just say— glass of fizz. and may i just eey one— glass of fizz. and may i just say one more thing- g �*" and may i just say one more thing about the coronenon— say one more thing about the coronation concert? r: r: “ c coronation concert? i, i didn't reeuy— coronation concert? i, i didn't really enjoy the little in between bits the

between bits between the acts. i did find them. they seemed to be rereereo— did find them. they seemed to be rergereo er— did find them. they seemed to be targeted at children. _ did find them. they seemed to be targeted at children. it- r: r: �*" “r: they seemed to be targeted at children. c targeted at children. it was all a targeted at children. it was all e-weu— targeted at children. it was all e-weu rec-e— targeted at children. it was all a well let's teach the a bit. well let's teach the plebs something royal plebs something about the royal family on to olly family before we move on to olly murs. yeah, well, that a bit murs. yeah, well, that was a bit renorno — murs. yeah, well, that was a bit renorno nur— murs. yeah, well, that was a bit random. but you— ii�*lc. yeah, well, that was a bit random. but you know what it was ure— random. but you know what it was wre. rook,— random. but you know what it was wre. rook, r— random. but you know what it was wre. rook, r eer— random. but you know what it was like. look, i get the— random. but you know what it was like. look, i get the messaging, i like. look, i get the messaging, r ger— like. look, i get the messaging, r oer ene— like. look, i get the messaging, i get the whole— like. look, i get the messaging, i get the whole bit and the i get the whole eco bit and the drone— i get the whole eco bit and the eroneelrne— i get the whole eco bit and the drones-the sky,— i get the whole eco bit and the drones the sky, etcetera. but drones in the sky, etcetera. but we know— drones in the sky, etcetera. but we know-yon— drones in the sky, etcetera. but we know you know, katy we know that, you know, katy recry— we know that, you know, katy perry new— we know that, you know, katy perry flew over— we know that, you know, katy perry flew over here an perry flew over here with an enroweee— perry flew over here with an entourage only— perry flew over here with an entourage only slightly smaller rnen— entourage only slightly smaller than—motorcade- entourage only slightly smaller than—motorcade ,. entourage only slightly smaller than motorcade , and than jill biden's motorcade, and she than jill biden's motorcade, and ene-e— than jill biden's motorcade, and ene-e newe— than jill biden's motorcade, and she-a picture of— than jill biden's motorcade, and she a picture of herself she took a picture of herself erenerng— she took a picture of herself erenerng-or- she took a picture of herself standing of winston standing on top of winston cnwcnru— standing on top of winston cnwcnru . — standing on top of winston churchill. did— standing on top of winston churchill . "j r: , 4ng churchill. did she? yes, i didn't see that . well, what didn't see that. well, what enowr— didn't see that. well, what about classic— r: r: “ c well, what about classic american in nnrerne — about classic american in britain? but— about classic american in britain? tr“r:3:3; about classic american in britain? g“r:3;tr:3; about classic american in britain? grzr about classic american in britain? grin britain? but there you go. as she couldn't find a seat in the abbey either. but apart from ener— abbey either. but apart from new rook,— abbey either. but apart from that. look, we're— r:3; but apart from that. look, we're winging. we're winging. — that. look, we're winging. we're winging- were— that. look, we're winging. we're winging. we're sorry. i love recy— winging. we're sorry. i love rery recry— winging. we're sorry. i love katy perry-like- winging. we're sorry. i love katy perry. like it's been katy perry. it's like it's been a katy perry. it's like it's been e cong— katy perry. it's like it's been a long weekend. _ katy perry. it's like it's been a long weekend. she look a long weekend. she did look ure— a long weekend. she did look like e— a long weekend. she did look nke e enemy— a long weekend. she did look like a quality street, though, it like a quality street, though, n-ne— like a quality street, though, n-ne cere— like a quality street, though, it-be said. but- like a quality street, though, it be said. but let us it has to be said. but let us know— it has to be said. but let us know wner— it has to be said. but let us know what think. i mean, how know what you think. i mean, how nwcn— know what you think. i mean, how nwcn-oo— know what you think. i mean, how nwcn-oo-wenr- know what you think. i mean, how much -do -want to - know what you think. i mean, how much do want to talk much more do you want to talk enowr— much more do you want to talk enowr ene— much more do you want to talk about the coronation and the party— about the coronation and the peny weekende— about the coronation and the party weekend? you still party weekend? are you still enjoy— party weekend? are you still enjoy so party weekend? are you still enj(in so party weekend? are you still enj(in touch. so party weekend? are you still enj(in touch. last so party weekend? are you still enj(in touch. “ q“ so party weekend? are you still enj(in touch. “ g“ “r3r:r get in touch. last night i had one beer. only one. one. get in touch. “ g“ “3: only one. one. but get in touch. “ g“ 3: only one. one. but do one beer. only one. one. but do you— one beer. only one. one. but do you know— one beer. only one. one. but do you know now— one beer. only one. one. but do you know how many— only one. one. but do you know how many pints we're going— you know how many pints we're going ro— you know how many pints we're going ro-rnrowen— you know how many pints we're going to through over the going to get through over the weekend— going to get through over the

weekend in— going to get through over the weekend in total? not just you end— weekend in total? not just you end ne— weekend in total? not just you and me, obviously. you know, 69 ndkkdon— and me, obviously. you know, 69 ndkkdon-wner— and me, obviously. you know, 69 million what wrong million pints. what is wrong wren— million pints. what is wrong with _ literally - million pints. what is wrong| with—literally any with us brits? literally any excuse get a little bit excuse to get a little bit a little bit tipsy. but, you know. but you what, emily? this but you know what, emily? this is i. i like about us is what i. i like about us brits. we know how to have brits. it's we know how to have a party, and i don't care a party, right? and i don't care if you're watching this morning whether republican or whether you're a republican or whether you're a republican or whether royalist. whether you're a royalist. this was an to together was an excuse to get together with your friends, with your neighbours, a bit of neighbours, to have a bit of party. let hair down, have party. let your hair down, have some and still people some fun, and still people turned it into a reason to have a at one another. make a hissy fit at one another. make it stop. just enjoy it. this is just social media. it just amplifies all all amplifies all the all the divisions that have. but by divisions that we have. but by and i think the vast and large, i think the vast majority of people will have been moved by the coronation and will the concert, will have enjoyed the concert, even to my taste. even if it wasn't to my taste. i would like a bit a bit of opera . i'm not even going there. i rednec— . i'm not even going there. i was rather hoping— i'm not even going there. i was rather hoping madness would play,— was rather hoping madness would prey, ro— was rather hoping madness would prey, ro ne— was rather hoping madness would play, to be honest— was rather hoping madness would play, to be honest with you. but rney-we— play, to be honest with you. but rney-we eddy— play, to be honest with you. but they've really-that,- they've really done that, newen-r— they've really done that,. haven't—think they've really done that,- haven't_think we haven't they? right i think we newe— haven't they? right i think we newelnowe— haven't they? right i think we have i move on _ haven't they? right i think we have lmove on a _ haven't they? right i think we have move on a bit now. okay. have to move on a bit now. okay. ree— have to move on a bit now. okay. rec we— have to move on a bit now. okay. rec we need— have to move on a bit now. okay. yes we head over— have to move on a bit now. okay. yes we head over to— have to move on a bit now. okay. yes we head over to windsor need— yes we head over to windsor need for— yes we head over to windsor itself for the— yes we head over to windsor itself for the morning after the

nonr— itself for the morning after the non defore— itself for the morning after the night before for— itself for the morning after the night before for i— itself for the morning after the night before for i wonder how it's night before for i wonder how ire—newe- it's going and we have our wondenwk— it's going and we have our wonderful-royal. wonderful gb news royal correspondent— wonderful gb news royal correspondent cameron walker. rnere— correspondent cameron walker. there _cameron| correspondent cameron walker.| there _cameron . correspondent cameron walker.- there _cameron . how there good morning, cameron. how are there good morning, cameron. how yon— there good morning, cameron. how yow ende— there good morning, cameron. how are you this morning? hi any nendowere— are you this morning? hi any hangovers, dawn? gt33c hangovers, dawn? i am great, thank you. i'm not hungover. i didn't have much sleep because i was actually lucky enough to go to the concert last night and it was absolutely spectacular actually being in the venue themselves. obviously there's 20,000 or so fans who who won tickets in a public ballot. and do you know, actually being in the stadium and looking at the projections going on to windsor castle, seeing king charles's paintings , which he'd drawn paintings, which he'd drawn himself , projected onto the himself, projected onto the castles and all the star studded concerts, was absolutely spectacular. and i don't know if you've seen i don't know if we do have a clip, but the king and queen, after the concerts went back into windsor castle with katy perry and lionel richie and appeared on american idol, they did a broadcast stream onto did a broadcast live stream onto american television on abc. so check out our social media channels on gb news if you have

not seen that. but as for today, coronation celebrations continue with the big help out. big volunteering initiative of the prince and princess of wales are expected to be at a scout hut in berkshire. the princess of wales is the joint president of the scouting association, the hut itself, i'm told, is was built in the 1980s and is in a bit of a bit of a state of disrepair. so they're going to be getting their on and starting to their hands on and starting to repair that scout we're repair that scout hut. we're also the duke and duchess of also got the duke and duchess of edinburgh. they are going to be spending with guide spending time with some guide dog doing some training dog puppies doing some training with anne is at with them. princess anne is at an gloucestershire, the an event in gloucestershire, the duke of gloucester duke and duchess of gloucester are going to be meeting are also going to be meeting volunteers street party. volunteers at a street party. arnie 6 million of us across the country have volunteers have signed up to volunteering . signed up to volunteering. that's either in their local communities or for an event or an organisation such as the scouts, the national trust or the rnli or something like that. we even have prime ministers and politicians getting involved. so the prime minister rishi sunak,

he is going to be at a lunch club . sir keir starmer he's club. sir keir starmer he's going to be answering calls for nhs volunteering service as well as for the king and queen. clearly it's been a long week in the run up to this coronation. they have had a lot to do, so we're not expecting to see them in public today. however, i am told they are wholly supportive of out scheme and of the big help out scheme and what now. cameron will what happens now. cameron will the what happens now. cameron will we koyek— what happens now. cameron will rne koyek rendy— what happens now. cameron will the royal family have— what happens now. cameron will the royal family have a- cameron will the royal family have a little bit the royal family have a little on or— the royal family have a little on or e— the royal family have a little bit of a break— the royal family have a little bit of a break from all the eunuc— bit of a break from all the public engagements after this big _coronation l big bank holiday coronation weekend— big bank holiday coronation weekend e— big bank holiday coronation weekend ? or— big bank holiday coronation weekend ? or is— big bank holiday coronation weekend ? or is it, you know, weekend? or is it, you know, neck— weekend? or is it, you know, neck ro— weekend? or is it, you know, back to normal— weekend? or is it, you know, back to normal service . “ back to normal service. i mean, wrec— back to normal service. i mean, wnec de— back to normal service. i mean, what is normal service when you're a member of the royal family? it's always a little bit different to most of our lives. for the king and queen, we are expecting them to be out and about at some point next week, but don't know or when but we don't know where or when yet. there's been a lot yet. clearly there's been a lot of engagements this week, but they to release details they tend to release details around a week in advance to get us all up to speed. but clearly, their diaries are all booked up

months in advance. but i suspect this be lot quieter this week will be a lot quieter than the week that we've just had clearly was had because clearly there was a lot had to do. and it was lot they had to do. and it was an absolutely historic occasion. what's the atmosphere there like in wdndeor— what's the atmosphere there like in windsor morning, what's the atmosphere there like in windsor morning , the in windsor this morning, the morning— in windsor this morning, the morning-nonr- in windsor this morning, the morning night before morning after the night before the morning after the night before rne—rnerel the big party? i think there were 20,000— the big party? i think there were 20,000 people there last nonr— were 20,000 people there last nddnr .— were 20,000 people there last nddnr . r— were 20,000 people there last nrenr . r neen— were 20,000 people there last night . i mean, dread to think night. i mean, i dread to think wnede— night. i mean, i dread to think what's happened— night. i mean, i dread to think what's happened flower what's happened to the flower nede. —now- what's happened to the flower beds-how did- what's happened to the flower. beds. _how did cameron beds. yes. and how did cameron get a ticket? oh. oh, yeah, that's get a ticket? oh. oh, yeah, rnede e— get a ticket? oh. oh, yeah, that's a fair— get a ticket? oh. oh, yeah, that's a fair point.- 9:3; c t“ 0“ oh, yeah, that's a fair point. would you newe— that's a fair point. would you have wanted— that's a fair point. would you have wanted there? i would have wanted to go there? i would newe— have wanted to go there? i would newe wenred— have wanted to go there? i would have wanted cameron, what what's the have wanted cameron, what what's rne—neen- have wanted cameron, what what's rne—neen rel the atmosphere like? i mean, is it the atmosphere like? i mean, is nlw— the atmosphere like? i mean, is nln e— the atmosphere like? i mean, is nln e-or— the atmosphere like? i mean, is nln e-or eon- the atmosphere like? i mean, is itlit a-of sort of- the atmosphere like? i mean, is it it a of sort of like it is it a sense of sort of like ene— it is it a sense of sort of like we norndnd— it is it a sense of sort of like the morning after- it is it a sense of sort of like the morning after the night before— the morning after the night before? dr— the morning after the night before? or are— the morning after the night before? or are still before? or are people still cerryrnd— before? or are people still cerryrne on— before? or are people still carrying on -the- before? or are people still carrying on the party? well carrying on with the party? well this—incredibly. this morning it was incredibly owed— this morning it was incredibly quiet,-certainly- this morning it was incredibly quiet, certainly in the quiet, but it's certainly in the deer— quiet, but it's certainly in the deer-nicked— quiet, but it's certainly in the deer-edcked we- quiet, but it's certainly in the last picked up the amount last hour picked up the amount of last hour picked up the amount or—recr,— last hour picked up the amount or—recr, yon- last hour picked up the amount of-fact, you can't. of people, in fact, you can't nur— of people, in fact, you can't see. but behind- of people, in fact, you can't see. but behind the- of people, in fact, you can't see. :rr:3;“ see. but behind the camera, there's a sea of sea of people, lots of tourists who have come to see windsor castle, which i believe is open today for visitors see the visitors to come and see the castle the state rooms. castle inside the state rooms. the royal standard is still flying above windsor flying high above windsor castle, which means that the king in residence here king is still in residence here from the night before, perhaps there was a little bit of an

after party inside windsor castle the concert castle following the concert with all the stars yesterday . with all the stars yesterday. but of all the tourists but of course, all the tourists shops, all the pubs, all the restaurants , they're all still restaurants, they're all still very open for business. oh, very much open for business. oh, the mail reported at the beginning of week that the beginning of the week that the uk is going £1 billion uk is going to get a £1 billion boost the economy, mostly due boost to the economy, mostly due to hospitality and of course, the and the hotels and the pubs and restaurants all being open. it's a big as you said, it's a big excuse as you said, dawn and emily, for a party. well, there you go . thankyyou well, there you go. thank you very— well, there you go. thank you very nwcn.— well, there you go. thank you very much. cameron walker, our royek— very much. cameron walker, our royek redone— very much. cameron walker, our royal reporter there— very much. cameron walker, our royal reporter there windsor royal reporter there in windsor nonr— royal reporter there in windsor done no— royal reporter there in windsor none ro— royal reporter there in windsor right now to mark his majesty, the right now to mark his majesty, rne kind-e— right now to mark his majesty, the king's coronation. thousands— the king's coronation. thousands of- the king's coronation. thousands of charities across the country as we've just been talking about, are getting together to give the together to give people the chance to out in their chance to help out in their local community. 6 million decode— local community. 6 million peopke cen-r— local community. 6 million people can't quite- t t “ car 6 million people can't quite believe that it's people can't quite believe that re e— people can't quite believe that it's a celebration— people can't quite believe that it's a celebration of volunteers wno— it's a celebration of volunteers wno-e— it's a celebration of volunteers wno-e edd— it's a celebration of volunteers wno-e odd nen— it's a celebration of volunteers who a big part areas who play a big part in areas ewcn— who play a big part in areas such _welfare, - who play a big part in areas. such _welfare, health such as animal welfare, health end—ee— such as animal welfare, health end—ee-ee- and social care, as well as sustainability— and social care, as well as sustainability and environment. right-— sustainability and environment. right our— sustainability and environment. right. our national— sustainability and environment. right. our national report- sustainability and environment. right. our national report for theo chikomba has been to meet some of these volunteers . it's some of these volunteers. it's in communities like-

some of these volunteers. it's in communities like this- in communities like this one in northamptonshire_ in communities like this one in northamptonshire that volunteers like northamptonshire that volunteers kdke eddy— northamptonshire that volunteers krke sekky prey— northamptonshire that volunteers krke sekky prey e— northamptonshire that volunteers like sally play a crucial role. sne— like sally play a crucial role. she volunteer— like sally play a crucial role. she volunteer ulez- like sally play a crucial role. she volunteer ulez for- like sally play a crucial role. she volunteer ulez for the lewis foundation, which provides care packages to cancer patients in hospitals across the midlands. from her own experience . us. she from her own experience. us. she knows how important it is to have people looking out for you . it brings everybody together from— . it brings everybody together from ene— . it brings everybody together from rne young— it brings everybody together from the young to the dog wekkere— from the young to the dog wekkere ro— from the young to the dog walkers to the— from the young to the dog walkers to the elderly or some onwoweky— walkers to the elderly or some obviously need,— walkers to the elderly or some obviously need, you know, ewpoon— obviously need, you know, support through whatever's going on in— support through whatever's going on in knew— support through whatever's going on in their lives— support through whatever's going on in their lives ._ support through whatever's going on in their lives. i— support through whatever's going on in their lives. i have been a nedenr— on in their lives. i have been a cancer patient myself and ended— cancer patient myself and realised that— cancer patient myself and realised that you do need ewppon— realised that you do need endpon non — realised that you do need support from everybody around . support from everybody around. and— support from everybody around. and rd— support from everybody around. and i'd retired— support from everybody around. and i'd retired and i thought, wed— and i'd retired and i thought, wed, n— and i'd retired and i thought, well, it would— and i'd retired and i thought, well, it would be— and i'd retired and i thought, well, it would be nice to wokwnreer— well, it would be nice to volunteer and- well, it would be nice to volunteer and give back eonerndnd— volunteer and give back eonernrne ,— volunteer and give back something , you know, to the something, you know, to the cancer charities— something, you know, to the cancer charities as bryn is also a cancer charities as bryn is also ewokwnreer— cancer charities as bryn is also a volunteer here— cancer charities as bryn is also a volunteer here at— cancer charities as bryn is also a volunteer here at the cafe . a volunteer here at the cafe. he a volunteer here at the cafe. we joined— a volunteer here at the cafe. he joined after— a volunteer here at the cafe. he joined after the— a volunteer here at the cafe. he joined after the charity support covid, his grandmother when she was in hospital. now he wants to give back to his local community. she got a care peckede— community. she got a care peckeee non — community. she got a care package from the- “ car she got a care package from the lewis foundation— package from the lewis foundation and a couple of years

kerer— foundation and a couple of years kerer r— foundation and a couple of years later i thought,— foundation and a couple of years later i thought, oh,— foundation and a couple of years later i thought, oh, it this nddnr— later i thought, oh, it this nrenr dwe— later i thought, oh, it this might give me— later i thought, oh, it this might give me some work epenence— might give me some work epenence .— might give me some work experience . us- might give me some work experience . us a lot of things experience. us a lot of things in denerek— experience. us a lot of things rn generek .— experience. us a lot of things rn generek . so— experience. us a lot of things in general . so i— experience. us a lot of things in general. so i thought, what if i in general. so i thought, what if r reecned— in general. so i thought, what if i reached out— in general. so i thought, what if i reached out to— in general. so i thought, what if i reached out to lorraine and end— if i reached out to lorraine and odd, cowkd— if i reached out to lorraine and odd, cowkd r— if i reached out to lorraine and said, could i volunteer? because as said, could i volunteer? because ee rd— said, could i volunteer? because ee r-d dike— said, could i volunteer? because ee r-d kdke ro— said, could i volunteer? because as i'd like to be— said, could i volunteer? because as i'd like to be part of the wind— as i'd like to be part of the rndnd ener— as i'd like to be part of the thing that helped my nan since zero,— thing that helped my nan since 2016, lorraine— thing that helped my nan since 2016, lorraine and— thing that helped my nan since 2016, lorraine and her husband erened— 2016, lorraine and her husband started delivering— 2016, lorraine and her husband started delivering free gifts to credence— started delivering free gifts to patients after— started delivering free gifts to patients after his mother was noeprrekdeed— patients after his mother was hospitalised with cancer, they recorded — hospitalised with cancer, they recognised many— hospitalised with cancer, they recognised many faced loneliness during— recognised many faced loneliness dwnnd knew— recognised many faced loneliness during their treatment . 'tr:3;“ c during their treatment. aren't they— during their treatment. aren't they eey. — during their treatment. aren't they say, without— during their treatment. aren't they say, without volunteers , they say, without volunteers, much of what they do wouldn't be possible. i think without them a lot of organisations wouldn't exist because they bring time and they bring skills to the table and without those core skills and people giving up their time, the charities wouldn't be able to function. often charities don't have the income employ people and to income to employ people and to the volume they need. so they fill the gaps and those gaps are essential. why what essential. so that's why what they is as the team here they do is key as the team here is growing. it's giving those in

communities like this safe spaces and a helping hand when necessary through the support of volunteers meeting their needs. theo chikomba gb news is thank you, theo. now, if you want to get— you, theo. now, if you want to oer dnwokwed— you, theo. now, if you want to get involved, it's— now, if you want to get involved, it's quite easy. kne— get involved, it's quite easy. rne edd— get involved, it's quite easy. rne big new— get involved, it's quite easy. the big help out— get involved, it's quite easy. the big help out there is an app you the big help out there is an app yow cn— the big help out there is an app you can download— the big help out there is an app you can download and there's a wedde— you can download and there's a wenedre. row— you can download and there's a website. you can— you can download and there's a website. you can go to. so just coode— website. you can go to. so just coode ene— website. you can go to. so just coode rne edd— website. you can go to. so just google the big help out and were— google the big help out and knee yon— google the big help out and there you can— google the big help out and there you can sign up to join ene— there you can sign up to join rne 6— there you can sign up to join the 6 million— there you can sign up to join the 6 million of— there you can sign up to join the 6 million of us who already newe. — the 6 million of us who already newe. and— the 6 million of us who already have. and there— the 6 million of us who already have. and there are so many cnendee— have. and there are so many charities involved from the econo— charities involved from the scouts, nspcc_ charities involved from the scouts, nspcc ,_ charities involved from the scouts, nspcc , rnib, many scouts, nspcc, rnib, so many cnendee— scouts, nspcc, rnib, so many charities involved, so much what you cn— charities involved, so much what you do— charities involved, so much what you do for— charities involved, so much what you can do for your— charities involved, so much what you can do for your local area end— you can do for your local area end your— you can do for your local area and your local— you can do for your local area and your local will be doing ener— and your local will be doing rner ener— and your local will be doing that after this— and your local will be doing that after this won't you? dawn i that after this won't you? dawn r ecrwekky— that after this won't you? dawn i actually might— that after this won't you? dawn i actually might helping out i actually might be helping out the i actually might be helping out rne—dndwerry- i actually might be helping out the—industrylbel the hospitality industry to be noneer— the hospitality industry to be noneer-yow.— the hospitality industry to be honest-you.-you. the hospitality industry to be- honest-you.-you know, honest with you. well, you know, eeydnd — honest with you. well, you know, eeyrng good— honest with you. well, you know, eeyrng good roc— honest with you. well, you know, saying good for the— honest with you. well, you know, saying good for the economy. wed,— saying good for the economy. wed—yon- well, you're going to you mentioned— well, you're going to you mentioned mucky well, you're going to you- mentioned-mucky earlier mentioned getting mucky earlier on. mentioned getting mucky earlier wner— mentioned getting mucky earlier wner ee— mentioned getting mucky earlier on. what are you— mentioned getting mucky earlier on. what are you going to be doing— on. what are you going to be doing-doing- on. what are you going to be. doing-dodnd-on doing then? i'm going to be on deter— doing then? i'm going to be on later covering— doing then? i'm going to be on later covering jobs. 0“ doing then? i'm going to be on latt.r:3:rc.3rr:3; ring jobs. 0“ £333“ doing then? i'm going to be on lattrzr. dewbs& 0“ £333“ doing then? i'm going to be on lattrzr. dewbs& coir“ «3:3;3“ doing then? i'm going to be on lattrzr. dewbs& co out. 33“ doing then? i'm going to be on latt.r:3:rc. dewbs& co out. yeah. of course. dewbs& co out. yeah. row-re— of course. dewbs& co out. yeah. row-re ewpoonrne— tr:3r. dewbs& co out. yeah. you're supporting michelle newnerry.— you're supporting michelle dewberry. exactly right. needy.— dewberry. exactly right. exactly. okay- dewberry. exactly right. exactly. okay should we do some pounced—we- politics? go on then. oh, we newe— politics? go on then. oh, we

newe-know. — politics? go on then. oh, we have-know. it's- politics? go on then. oh, we have -know. it's a - politics? go on then. oh, we have know. it's a bank have to. i know. it's a bank nokddey.— have to. i know. it's a bank holiday. apologies advance holiday. apologies in advance nonr— holiday. apologies in advance right government. yes right now. the government. yes rney-re—nee- they're still there. has announced— they're still there. has announced plans to end it announced plans to end what it cede— announced plans to end what it cekke—rorl calls the 8 am. scramble for a gp calls the 8 am. scramble for a or eppornrnenr— calls the 8 am. scramble for a gp appointment as— calls the 8 am. scramble for a gp appointment as it promises zeo— gp appointment as it promises zero nddon— gp appointment as it promises 240 million of— gp appointment as it promises 240 million of funding to overnewk— 240 million of funding to overhaul primary care. goodness nonpoeeke— overhaul primary care. goodness me. -proposals include- overhaul primary care. goodness me. the proposals include the introduction of new online booking tools and the training of 6500 reception lists. i'm confused by this story- mm t 3“ l i'm confused by this story already done — confused by this story already right? rernrng— confused by this story already right? joining us— confused by this story already right? joining us to- confused by this story already right? 3“ “r; t»; “ right? joining us to explain exactly what is going on is a brilliant political reporter, catherine foster . catherine, catherine foster. catherine, what is going on? where is this money coming from? bank holiday announcement? yes. well, the government , basically the government, basically the government, basically the government desperately government are desperately trying get on the front foot trying to get on the front foot and want to move the conversation on from how badly they did in the local elections. so now they are saying there's 240 million being put into gps to make booking easier , easier. to make booking easier, easier. so online booking very importantly and updating the telephone system . so at the telephone system. so at the moment, as we know, we've all been there ringing at 8 am. it's engaged and you're

redialling redial ing ten, 20, 30 minutes. then you're told, oh, sorry, we've got no appointments. so in the future it will be you'll hear a voice going, you're number four in the queue. your number in the queue. your number five in the queue. your number five in the queue. call you back queue. we'll call you back and then you can put the phone down, get on with your life, which is obviously then they obviously great. and then they say, if you an on the day say, if you need an on the day appointment, one. appointment, you'll get one. well, about if well, let's see about that. if you non—urgent you need a non—urgent appointment, you'll one appointment, you'll get one within right? so within a fortnight. right? so certainly positive. but of course there is huge pressure on gp's surgeries. this is not in itself going to create more , itself going to create more, more doctor's appointments. is it? it's just going to make it a little less time consuming to get through and to be told you can't have one. and also the fact that the receptionists are going to get training to sort of assess how how urgent your call is. i think there will be some concerns about that. and of course, not everybody is going to want to tell the receptionist what they want to see a doctor. so it's something it's a start. i mean, sure, it's a drop in the

ocean when you consider the backlogs and the junior doctors strikes and the rest of it. strikes and all the rest of it. but the government want to have something to show going into the next something next election, something that's getting now. idon't getting a bit now. i don't i don't to too getting a bit now. i don't i don't-to too be- getting a bit now. i don't ii don't-to too be cynical. don't wish to too be cynical. deny,— don't wish to too be cynical. ckeeny, rne — don't wish to too be cynical. clearly, the government is rryrnd— clearly, the government is rryrng ro— clearly, the government is rryrng do do— clearly, the government is trying to do something here. enr— trying to do something here. our deno— trying to do something here. but £240 million,— trying to do something here. but £240 million, that's- trying to do something here. but £240 million, that's a lot of money. i hope that the government the government is choosing the right contract or systems the best value for our money because it seems like the nhs is often criticised for not spending money as wisely as they should. so i do hope that this £240 million is actually going to go on the best off, the best training and everything else. the bottom line here, i mean neyne— the bottom line here, i mean neyne r— the bottom line here, i mean neyne r en— the bottom line here, i mean maybe i am being very naive on ende— maybe i am being very naive on no one— maybe i am being very naive on we de— maybe i am being very naive on we re we— maybe i am being very naive on this one is we just— maybe i am being very naive on this one is we just don't seem to this one is we just don't seem ro newe— this one is we just don't seem to have enough— this one is we just don't seem to have enough gp's. well, yes. now— to have enough gp's. well, yes. now now— to have enough gp's. well, yes. now now de— to have enough gp's. well, yes. how how is that— to have enough gp's. well, yes. how how is that going to really improve— how how is that going to really rnprowe ene— how how is that going to really improve the telephone system? creed— improve the telephone system? great fantastic. _ improve the telephone system? great fantastic. so we don't newe— great fantastic. so we don't newe ener— great fantastic. so we don't have that awful— great fantastic. so we don't have that awful , you know, 8 have that awful, you know, 8 owewdnd— have that awful, you know, 8 am. queuing system , but if a.m. queuing system, but if rnere— a.m. queuing system, but if rnere den-r— a.m. queuing system, but if there aren't gp's— a.m. queuing system, but if there aren't gp's to see you, it doeen-r— there aren't gp's to see you, it doesn't matter— there aren't gp's to see you, it doesn't matter how fast they rne — doesn't matter how fast they answer the phone as an excellent

nonn— answer the phone as an excellent done. and— answer the phone as an excellent done. and r— answer the phone as an excellent point. and i mean— answer the phone as an excellent point. and i mean the government are point. and i mean the government eeydne— point. and i mean the government sayingr wed— point. and i mean the government are saying, well we've got 10% cr— are saying, well we've got 10% more gp appointments per month rnen— more gp appointments per month rnen we— more gp appointments per month rnen we dd— more gp appointments per month than we did before— more gp appointments per month than we did before the pandemic, but than we did before the pandemic, nwr or— than we did before the pandemic, our of conne— than we did before the pandemic, but of course the— than we did before the pandemic, but of course the population is growing. — but of course the population is growing- n— but of course the population is growing- n grew— but of course the population is growing. it grew by 500,000 last yeen— growing. it grew by 500,000 last yeer. were— growing. it grew by 500,000 last yeer. were ed— growing. it grew by 500,000 last year. we're all getting older. weny— year. we're all getting older. deny or— year. we're all getting older. deny or we— year. we're all getting older. many of us are— year. we're all getting older. many of us are getting fatter. rne— many of us are getting fatter. the demands— many of us are getting fatter. the demands on— many of us are getting fatter. the demands on the health eerwce— the demands on the health eerwce ee— the demands on the health service are growing, so the government— service are growing, so the government de— service are growing, so the government is spending more money— government is spending more money rnen— government is spending more money than ever. _ government is spending more money than ever. it's taking a bidder— money than ever. it's taking a bigger end— money than ever. it's taking a bigger and bigger chunk of our reocc— bigger and bigger chunk of our rekee gond— bigger and bigger chunk of our taxes going into— bigger and bigger chunk of our taxes going into the nhs. and yet taxes going into the nhs. and yer ene— taxes going into the nhs. and yet the results— taxes going into the nhs. and yet the results coming out the ode— yet the results coming out the one end— yet the results coming out the other end getting other end are getting demonstrably worse . and demonstrably worse. and meanwhile,— demonstrably worse. and meanwhile, really the government neve— meanwhile, really the government nwe-der— meanwhile, really the government neve-der corne— meanwhile, really the government have get some agreement have got to get some agreement on ene— have got to get some agreement on the strikes,— have got to get some agreement on the strikes, haven't they? necewee— on the strikes, haven't they? because this— on the strikes, haven't they? because this 7.2— on the strikes, haven't they? because this 7.2 million people weirdne— because this 7.2 million people weddnd ro— because this 7.2 million people waiting to begin— because this 7.2 million people waiting to begin on treatment on the waiting to begin on treatment on we we — waiting to begin on treatment on we we won— waiting to begin on treatment on the nhs. you know, one of the government's— the nhs. you know, one of the government's five _ the nhs. you know, one of the government's five priorities is gerdnd— government's five priorities is eerrrne ener— government's five priorities is getting that number down. but if you cen-r— getting that number down. but if you cen-r cron— getting that number down. but if you can't stop the— getting that number down. but if you can't stop the strikes necewee— you can't stop the strikes because nurses- you can't stop the strikes because nurses are going to be renekkodnd— because nurses are going to be reballoting now— because nurses are going to be reballoting now ,_ because nurses are going to be reballoting now , if you can't reballoting now, if you can't econ— reballoting now, if you can't econ ene— reballoting now, if you can't stop the junior— reballoting now, if you can't stop the junior doctors strikes, now— stop the junior doctors strikes, now — stop the junior doctors strikes, now yon— stop the junior doctors strikes, how are you ever— stop the junior doctors strikes, how are you ever going to show rnoee— how are you ever going to show those results?— how are you ever going to show those results? it's— how are you ever going to show those results? it's very difficult. _ those results? it's very difficult. i— those results? it's very difficult. i just think with every— difficult. i just think with every announcement we're getting

from— every announcement we're getting from corn— every announcement we're getting from both sides— every announcement we're getting from both sides at— every announcement we're getting from both sides at the moment, ende— from both sides at the moment, we de— from both sides at the moment, we re even— from both sides at the moment, we re e— from both sides at the moment, this is even a political point. we— this is even a political point. we irke— this is even a political point. it's like they're— this is even a political point. it's like they're just saying enyrnrnd— it's like they're just saying enyrnrng ro— it's like they're just saying anything to get us to think, oh, i'll anything to get us to think, oh, in we— anything to get us to think, oh, r-kk vore for— anything to get us to think, oh, i'll vote for you _ anything to get us to think, oh, i'll vote for you in— anything to get us to think, oh, i'll vote for you in the ekecdon. — i'll vote for you in the election. i— i'll vote for you in the election. i know this is what pounce— election. i know this is what pounce de— election. i know this is what politics is about.— election. i know this is what politics is about. it's like wdnndnd— politics is about. it's like winning the— politics is about. it's like winning the election. i know knee.— winning the election. i know rner. nwe— winning the election. i know that. butllot_ winning the election. i know that. butllot of— winning the election. i know that. but lot of people out that. but a lot of people out nece— that. but a lot of people out nere no— that. but a lot of people out here now are— that. but a lot of people out here now are going, yeah, right. ekey.— here now are going, yeah, right. ekey. wed,— here now are going, yeah, right. okey. wed, ene— here now are going, yeah, right. okay. well, the devil's in the decen— okay. well, the devil's in the dered, nur— okay. well, the devil's in the detail, but there _ okay. well, the devil's in the detail, but there is no detail in detail, but there is no detail dn-ekeo— detail, but there is no detail dn-ekeo ene— detail, but there is no detail in also the labour party in but also the labour party neve—owr- in but also the labour party neve—owr orl in but also the labour party. have _out or their have already come out or their various _variousl have already come out or their vario say,_various| have already come out or their variosay, we're various have already come out or their vario say, we're going us have already come out or their vario say, we're going to mps say, well, we're going to redn— mps say, well, we're going to rein x— mps say, well, we're going to train x amount— mps say, well, we're going to train x amount of— mps say, well, we're going to train x amount of doctors while we— train x amount of doctors while we iner— train x amount of doctors while we iwer rryrnd— train x amount of doctors while you're just trying to upgrade the you're just trying to upgrade rne ononee— you're just trying to upgrade rne ononee .— you're just trying to upgrade the phones . yeah, you're giving the phones. yeah, you're giving us the phones. yeah, you're giving we newer— the phones. yeah, you're giving us better hold— the phones. yeah, you're giving us better hold music . we're us better hold music. we're going— us better hold music. we're gornelddve— us better hold music. we're going-give vou- us better hold music. we're going give you more doctors. going to give you more doctors. wedd— going to give you more doctors. wed—eeydndi well i mean, labour are saying rney— well i mean, labour are saying rney workd— well i mean, labour are saying they would train— well i mean, labour are saying they would train 7500 more docrore— they would train 7500 more docrore ner— they would train 7500 more doctors per year. - they would train 7500 more doctors per year. clearly, there is doctors per year. clearly, there delneeedve— doctors per year. clearly, there is massive shortage, but that is a massive shortage, but that workd— is a massive shortage, but that wowkd reke— is a massive shortage, but that wowkd reke e— is a massive shortage, but that would take a lot— is a massive shortage, but that would take a lot of time. and ene— would take a lot of time. and we owe— would take a lot of time. and the other issue,— would take a lot of time. and the other issue, of course, is ener— the other issue, of course, is knee—ener- the other issue, of course, is. that—that they're that they're saying that they're going— that they're saying that they're goinglpav_ that they're saying that they're going-pay for_ that they're saying that they're going pay for that by going to pay for that by ecrepprne— going to pay for that by scrapping non—dom tax going to pay for that by- scrapping-non—dom tax break. scrapping the non—dom tax break. but scrapping the non—dom tax break. one or— scrapping the non—dom tax break. one or coerce— scrapping the non—dom tax break. but of course, they've spent a lot but of course, they've spent a doc or— but of course, they've spent a doc or cine,— but of course, they've spent a lot of time, katherine spent on various different— lot of time, katherine spent on various different things . we various different things. we neen— various different things. we neen yon— various different things. we hear, you know,— various different things. we hear, you know, we're going to pay— hear, you know, we're going to pey for— hear, you know, we're going to pey ror ende— hear, you know, we're going to pey or die by— hear, you know, we're going to pay for this by this. we're going— pay for this by this. we're going ro— pay for this by this. we're going to pay— pay for this by this. we're going to pay for this by. but, you— going to pay for this by. but, you know,— going to pay for this by. but, you know, even—

going to pay for this by. but, you know, even labour wes steering,— you know, even labour wes streeting, the _ you know, even labour wes streeting, the shadow health eecrekery— streeting, the shadow health eecrerery, nee— streeting, the shadow health secretary, has got big plans to reorrnr— secretary, has got big plans to reform-dds,— secretary, has got big plans to reform nhs, practises reform the nhs, gp's practises epecrncekky— reform the nhs, gp's practises specifically albie, and is going to specifically albie, and is going do come— specifically albie, and is going ro wn— specifically albie, and is going to come up against what the conden— to come up against what the british medical— to come up against what the british medical association . so british medical association. so or— british medical association. so some of labour's— british medical association. so some of labour's plans are reekky— some of labour's plans are reekky owne— some of labour's plans are really quite controversial and wont— really quite controversial and wont do— really quite controversial and won-r go down— really quite controversial and won't go down well with doctors if end— won't go down well with doctors if end wnen— won't go down well with doctors if and when labour— won't go down well with doctors if and when labour gets into power— if and when labour gets into power because— if and when labour gets into power because even labour are eeydng— power because even labour are eeyrng ene— power because even labour are eeyrng rne noney— power because even labour are saying the money is not being weed— saying the money is not being weed ee— saying the money is not being weed ee wed— saying the money is not being used as well as— saying the money is not being used as well as it— saying the money is not being used as well as it might be and you— used as well as it might be and you know— used as well as it might be and you know ene— used as well as it might be and you know the cost— used as well as it might be and you know the cost of the nhs are nwge— you know the cost of the nhs are nwge end— you know the cost of the nhs are nwge end eny— you know the cost of the nhs are huge and any hint— you know the cost of the nhs are huge and any hint of privatisation torfaen is onvdoweky— privatisation torfaen is obviously not going to go down wedd— obviously not going to go down wed wren— obviously not going to go down well with the _ obviously not going to go down well with the party faithful. rnde— well with the party faithful. this controversial— well with the party faithful. this controversial stuff - well with the party faithful. “ t well, this controversial stuff. well, thank you very much- this controversial stuff. well, thank you very much ,- “ t well, thank you very much , catherine thank you very much, catherine rorce— thank you very much, catherine rorce for— thank you very much, catherine force for that. _ thank you very much, catherine force for that. still— thank you very much, catherine force for that. still to come, gorng— force for that. still to come, we're going over— force for that. still to come, we're going over to the best one— we're going over to the best one for— we're going over to the best one for ene— we're going over to the best bits for the weekend's coronation— bits for the weekend's coronation and speaking to an enendee— coronation and speaking to an attendee who— coronation and speaking to an attendee who gives us his rnowgnre. — attendee who gives us his thoughts. this- attendee who gives us his thoughts. “3 thoughts. this is to the point on gb news, britain's news channel. good morning. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome- channel. good morning. i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to- f c: “q i'm greg dewhurst and welcome to your latest— dewhurst and welcome to your latest-weather- dewhurst and welcome to your latest-weather .- dewhurst and welcome to your latest weather . we've latest gb news weather. we've got rain— latest gb news weather. we've got rain spreading eastwards through— got rain spreading eastwards through-day.— got rain spreading eastwards through day. really through the day. some really heavy— through the day. some really heavy showers— through the day. some really heavy showers following particularly— particularly across northern ireland— particularly across northern ireland thundery downpours possible— ireland thundery downpours possible and— ireland thundery downpours possible and looking at the bigger— possible and looking at the bigger picture— possible and looking at the bigger picture change is

happening— bigger picture change is happening at the moment. the atlantic— happening at the moment. the atlantic weather— happening at the moment. the atlantic weather systems are moving — atlantic weather systems are moving bringing heavy moving in, bringing heavy showers, spells of rain showers, longer spells of rain and— showers, longer spells of rain and this— showers, longer spells of rain and this continues for much of the and this continues for much of tho-ahead— and this continues for much of tho-ahead oo— and this continues for much of the-ahead as well- and this continues for much of the ahead as well with the week ahead as well with temperatures— the week ahead as well with temperatures in— the week ahead as well with temperatures in any sunshine not doing— temperatures in any sunshine not doing ioo— temperatures in any sunshine not doing too -though. - temperatures in any sunshine not doing too though. sunshine doing too bad, though. sunshine goite— doing too bad, though. sunshine guiio iimiioi— doing too bad, though. sunshine quite limited today, particularly across england and iioioo— particularly across england and wales-scotland. - particularly across england and wales scotland. outbreaks of wales and scotland. outbreaks of rain wales and scotland. outbreaks of gushing— wales and scotland. outbreaks of rain pushing eastwards could be heavy— rain pushing eastwards could be heavy-timeo— rain pushing eastwards could be heavy-times into— rain pushing eastwards could be heavy times into the heavy at times into the afternoon. _ heavy at times into the afternoon. we- heavy at times into the afternoon. we see the skies iiigiiion— afternoon. we see the skies brighten across— afternoon. we see the skies brighten across northern iigigigi— brighten across northern ireland, some- brighten across northern ireland, some really heavy oowoioii— ireland, some really heavy showers developing here, some ioii— showers developing here, some hag, ome— showers developing here, some hail, some thunder localised iiooiing— hail, some thunder localised iiooiing io— hail, some thunder localised flooding is possible. so a met oiiioo— flooding is possible. so a met office warning— flooding is possible. so a met office warning in— flooding is possible. so a met office warning in force here. origin— office warning in force here. origii skies— office warning in force here. bright skies eventually moving into scotland— bright skies eventually moving into scotland ,_ bright skies eventually moving into scotland , too. but much of into scotland, too. but much of ingioni— into scotland, too. but much of ingioni oni— into scotland, too. but much of england and wales staying cloudy with-outbreaks— england and wales staying cloudy with-outbreaks of- england and wales staying cloudy with outbreaks of rain . with further outbreaks of rain. as o— with further outbreaks of rain. as o issuin— with further outbreaks of rain. as a result, temperatures are a iiiiio— as a result, temperatures are a iiiiio iowoi— as a result, temperatures are a little lower generally mid little lower, generally the mid to little lower, generally the mid io—ooiiops- little lower, generally the mid to _ perhaps close i little lower, generally the midi to _ perhaps close to to high teens, perhaps close to 20 coisius— to high teens, perhaps close to 20 coisius in— to high teens, perhaps close to 20 celsius in the— to high teens, perhaps close to 20 celsius in the best of any sunnier breaks— 20 celsius in the best of any sunnier breaks towards northern "gang,— sunnier breaks towards northern iioioni, iso— sunnier breaks towards northern ireland, the showers should soari— ireland, the showers should sioiilooso— ireland, the showers should startlease into- ireland, the showers should start ease into the evening start to ease into the evening gm,— start to ease into the evening iris-sini— start to ease into the evening time,-still further- start to ease into the evening time, still further rain time, but still further rain gushing— time, but still further rain pushing-across- time, but still further rain pushing across england and pushing east across england and iioios— pushing east across england and iioios inso— pushing east across england and wales into the— pushing east across england and wales into the early hours . but wales into the early hours. but ovoniuoiiy— wales into the early hours. but eventually.does_ wales into the early hours. but eventually does start to eventually it does start to become— eventually it does start to become drier.— eventually it does start to become drier. we see some clear spous— become drier. we see some clear spells developing— become drier. we see some clear spells developing ,_ become drier. we see some clear spells developing , but still spells developing, but still over-mus— spells developing, but still over hills, light spells developing, but still. over-hills,-light rain over the hills, some light rain omi— over the hills, some light rain mi missio— over the hills, some light rain

and drizzle in— over the hills, some light rain and drizzle in places. temperatures with that cloud temperatures with all that cloud moni— temperatures with all that cloud mound—ii- around generally holding up in ioiiio— around generally holding up in ioiiio-im— around generally holding up in. double-but-mean double figures. but it does mean guis— double figures. but it does mean gums-simi— double figures. but it does mean giiio-siom io— double figures. but it does mean quite start to tuesday quite a grey start to tuesday morning — quite a grey start to tuesday morning. still— quite a grey start to tuesday morning. still some outbreaks of mm— morning. still some outbreaks of min-mo— morning. still some outbreaks of min-mo momm— morning. still some outbreaks of rain-the north and- morning. still some outbreaks of rain the north and east rain across the north and east of ms— rain across the north and east of ms um— rain across the north and east of the uk. some— rain across the north and east of the uk. some of the rain heavy— of the uk. some of the rain moovy oi— of the uk. some of the rain heavy at times— of the uk. some of the rain heavy at times across northeast mommi— heavy at times across northeast scotland, - should - heavy at times across northeast scotland, should brighten scotland, but it should brighten up imoigm— scotland, but it should brighten up through morning, into the up through the morning, into the oiiomoom — up through the morning, into the afternoon. -that _ up through the morning, into the afternoon. that will trigger afternoon. but that will trigger some - showers, - afternoon. but that will trigger some showers, particularly afternoon. but that will trigger some eastern|owers, particularly afternoon. but that will trigger some eastern england.|rticularly afternoon. but that will trigger some eastern england. also .arly across eastern england. also some more prolonged showers moving— some more prolonged showers moving-io— some more prolonged showers moving-io mo— some more prolonged showers moving to the south and the moving into to the south and the wosi. — moving into to the south and the wosi. some— moving into to the south and the wosi. some oi— moving into to the south and the west. some of these heavy and mimiom— west. some of these heavy and thunderylbetween- west. some of these heavy and thundery between , plenty of thundery in between, plenty of simm— thundery in between, plenty of sumo—again,- sunny spells. and again, temperatures— sunny spells. and again, temperatures lifting towards 20 coisiis — temperatures lifting towards 20 coisiis so — temperatures lifting towards 20 celsius. so with— temperatures lifting towards 20 celsius. so with light winds in mm— celsius. so with light winds in that sunshine,— celsius. so with light winds in that sunshine, it— celsius. so with light winds in that sunshine, it won't feel too iii— that sunshine, it won't feel too ioi .— that sunshine, it won't feel too ioi . ami— that sunshine, it won't feel too iii . ami goimg— that sunshine, it won't feel too bad . and going forward wednesday bad. and going forward wednesday imoigm— bad. and going forward wednesday imoigi io— bad. and going forward wednesday through to friday,— bad. and going forward wednesday through to friday, it stays ioigoiy— through to friday, it stays largely unsettled. there'll be showers,-longer- largely unsettled. there'll be. showers,-longer-of showers, some longer spells of mm— showers, some longer spells of oi— showers, some longer spells of oi iimos— showers, some longer spells of rain at times and— showers, some longer spells of rain at times and temperatures gomomiiy— rain at times and temperatures generally around— rain at times and temperatures generally around average, but iooiimg— generally around average, but feeling-pleasant- generally around average, but feeling pleasant in any feeling fairly pleasant in any simsiimo—

welcome back. it's10 a.m. welcome back. it's10 am. on monday, the 8th of may. happy v—e day and happy bank holiday monday. this is to the point with dawn and emily. it is mucking everyone . i i:“i: it is mucking everyone . the prince with dawn and emily. it is- mucking everyone . the prince and mucking everyone. the prince and princess— mucking everyone. the prince and iiimooss oi— mucking everyone. the prince and princess of wales— mucking everyone. the prince and princess of wales will join miiiioms— princess of wales will join millions in— princess of wales will join millions in the— princess of wales will join millions in the big help out. 6 miiiiom— millions in the big help out. 6 miiiiom iooiio— millions in the big help out. 6 million people are expected to simi— million people are expected to siomi ioioy— million people are expected to spend today volunteering to wrap up mo— spend today volunteering to wrap up the coronation— spend today volunteering to wrap up the coronation weekend. mg up the coronation weekend. my gmmimomoi— up the coronation weekend. my grandmother said— up the coronation weekend. my grandmother said when she was crowned and coronations are a declarait ation of our hopes for the future . and i know she's up the future. and i know she's up there fondly keeping an eye on us and she'll be a very proud mother . crowns in concerts. we

mother. crowns in concerts. we look back on the “ we look back on the coronation as sim— look back on the coronation as sum says. — look back on the coronation as one sun says. well— look back on the coronation as one sun says. well done, dad. im— one sun says. well done, dad. iii mo— one sun says. well done, dad. but the other— one sun says. well done, dad. but the other one— one sun says. well done, dad. but the other one heads back siomisi— but the other one heads back siomisi io— but the other one heads back sharpish to california. the controversial— sharpish to california. the controversial and - sharpish to california. the controversial and no more hanging on the line . the health hanging on the line. the health secretary promises a gp appointment overhaul to get the government back on track after the local elections, hammering . the local elections, hammering. home as always , please do let us home as always, please do let us know your views. gbviews@gbnews.uk know your views. - gbviews@gbnews.uk or know your views. _ gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet us mowyomviows — gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet us at gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet us at oi news.— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet us at oi news. im— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet us at gb news. but first,— gbviews@gbnews.uk or tweet us at gb news. but first, before all of moi— gb news. but first, before all of mm ioi-s— gb news. but first, before all of that, let's get— gb news. but first, before all of that, let's get the morning wim— of that, let's get the morning news with tamsin roberts . emily news with tamsin roberts. emily immis— news with tamsin roberts. emily moms very— news with tamsin roberts. emily thanks very much.— news with tamsin roberts. emily thanks very much. g: “g thanks very much. good morning from the gp newsroom. it's 10:01. the prince of wales has paid a touching public tribute to his father, king charles, at the coronation concert last night. prince william took to the stage in front of a crowd of 20,000 at windsor castle . the 20,000 at windsor castle. the heir to the throne also made reference to his late grandmother , queen elizabeth,

grandmother, queen elizabeth, saying she would be a very proud mother. he praised the king's decades of service , his decades of service, his campaigning on green issues and his support for people of all backgrounds and faiths. the royal family were there to see performances by take that katy perry and lionel richie, all of which were supported by members of the military band. as my grandmother said when she was crowned coronations are a declaration of our hopes for the future. and i know she's up mom— future. and i know she's up more iomiiy— ”it; and i know she's up there fondly keeping an eye on us, there fondly keeping an eye on omi— there fondly keeping an eye on mi sis-ii— there fondly keeping an eye on us, and she'll be— there fondly keeping an eye on us, and she'll be a very proud momm— us, and she'll be a very proud momoi .— us, and she'll be a very proud mother. faux_ us, and she'll be a very proud mother. faux pas us, and she'll be a very proud mother . faux pas we are us, and she'll be a very proud mother. faux pas we are all so proud— mother. faux pas we are all so proud oi— mother. faux pas we are all so proud oi you— mother. faux pas we are all so proud oi you .— mother. faux pas we are all so proud of you . the— mother. faux pas we are all so proud of you . the final day of proud of you. the final day of ms— proud of you. the final day of the coronation— proud of you. the final day of the coronation weekend will see ioyois— the coronation weekend will see ioyois omi— the coronation weekend will see royals and senior— the coronation weekend will see royals and senior politicians get— royals and senior politicians goi imoivoi— royals and senior politicians get involved with volunteering ooms— get involved with volunteering oosm ioiimg— get involved with volunteering events taking place across the um — events taking place across the um 6— events taking place across the uk. 6 million— events taking place across the uk. 6 million people- events taking place across the uk. 6 million people are expected to take part in the big help out, either arranging their own community activities or

working with charities. it's being billed as a lasting volunteering legacy to mark king, charles's crowning more than 1500 charities are getting involved . the king and queen involved. the king and queen will not be appearing publicly today, but other royals will be out and about. the prince and princess of wales are expected to join in berkshire whilst the duke and duchess of edinburgh will puppies at will help train puppies at a guide dog centre . the met police guide dog centre. the met police will face questioning over the arrests made during the kings coronation it's amid concerns a clampdown affected the right to protest . 64 people were arrested protest. 64 people were arrested , including from the anti—monarchy group republic and environmental activist group. just stop oil . the government just stop oil. the government has defended the police response to protests following complaints that officers went too far . the that officers went too far. the government says it will give £240 million to gp practises this year to improve primary care. the money will be used to introduce online booking tools and upgrade telephone systems.

the aim is to end the so—called 8 am. scramble of patients ringing surgeries for a slot. but some nhs providers say more must be done to attract and retain primary care professionals. should erg. health minister andrew gwynne told gb news more needs to be done. there's told gb news more needs to be done . there's nothing in it that done. there's nothing in it that win— done. there's nothing in it that wiii imm— done. there's nothing in it that will train more— : there's nothing in it that will train more doctors that win— will train more doctors that will enable— will train more doctors that will enable patients to use a isos— will enable patients to use a iooo io— will enable patients to use a iooo io isos— will enable patients to use a face to face appointment or that win— face to face appointment or that wiii iiimg— face to face appointment or that will bring back— face to face appointment or that will bring back the family gp. it's will bring back the family gp. ii-s o— will bring back the family gp. is i very— will bring back the family gp. it's a very shallow akua iimioiimg— it's a very shallow akua tinkering around at the edges. misi— tinkering around at the edges. wmi wo— tinkering around at the edges. what we really— tinkering around at the edges. what we really ought to have had was what we really ought to have had mo— what we really ought to have had was the government's workforce simiogy— was the government's workforce simiogy ,— was the government's workforce strategy , something we've been strategy, something we've been ooiiimg— strategy, something we've been ooiiimg ioi— strategy, something we've been ooiiimg ioi om— strategy, something we've been calling for on the— strategy, something we've been calling for on the labour iomoios— calling for on the labour benches for— calling for on the labour benches for some time that sets out benches for some time that sets om mow— benches for some time that sets om how we— benches for some time that sets om how me im— benches for some time that sets out how we are going to get the osmo— out how we are going to get the extra doctors,— out how we are going to get the extra doctors, the _ out how we are going to get the extra doctors, the extra staff in extra doctors, the extra staff im im— extra doctors, the extra staff in ms nis— extra doctors, the extra staff in the nhs that— extra doctors, the extra staff in the nhs that we need to be oiio— in the nhs that we need to be oiio io— in the nhs that we need to be able to transform— in the nhs that we need to be able to transform the nhs into the able to transform the nhs into me semiso— able to transform the nhs into the service. we— able to transform the nhs into the service. we want it to be. a mm— the service. we want it to be. a iss— the service. we want it to be. a man has been— the service. we want it to be. a man has been charged- the service. we want it to be. a man has been charged with attempted murder following an attack on a 71 year old woman in worcester . the 56 year attack on a 71 year old woman in worcester. the 56 year old anthony roberts was also charged with sexual assault and

possession of a bladed article in a place . the woman was in a public place. the woman was attacked near river severn last night remains in hospital in night and remains in hospital in a critical condition. roberts remains in police custody and will appear court later. will appear in court later. russia has stepped up there wave of drones, missiles and airstrikes on ukrainian cities. it comes as moscow is preparing for its victory day holiday, celebrating the defeat of germany in 1945. air raid alerts blared for hours over two thirds of ukraine was 16 missile strikes, 61 air strikes and 52 rockets to targeting populated areas. meanwhile ukraine says it destroyed all 35 iranian made drones that russia launched overnight . britain is holding overnight. britain is holding talks with hong kong today for the first time since china's crackdown on its civil rights. the government has condemned the national security law imposed by beijing on the former british territory in 2020, after mass protests, but has also made

clear it wants to maintain engagement with china despite political differences . a bill political differences. a bill calling for legally binding rules for companies carrying out cladding remediation works is due to be tabled in parliament. concerns lviv mp tom hunt proposed the cladding remediation works bill after complaints from ipswich tower block residents about dangerous and disruptive conditions during work proposed rules include good communication with residents and a clear timescale , while a new a clear timescale, while a new survey has found 2/5 of adults planning long holidays this year will be taking a trip with their parents. so starling bank has found 58% of adults many of whom have their own children, are planning breaks with their parents. amid the rising cost of living more than a quarter of parents with grown up children say they are paying some or all of their children's travel expenses to help . and liverpool expenses to help. and liverpool has been transformed ahead of

the eurovision , which is taking the eurovision, which is taking place tomorrow . the uk is place tomorrow. the uk is hosting the event on behalf of ukraine amid the russian invasion outside the series of arena live shows, two weeks of mostly free events are taking place featuring concerts , acts, place featuring concerts, acts, art exhibitions, flash mobs and much more. a total of 37 countries are set to take part in the eurovision this year , in the eurovision this year, with ukraine gaining automatic qualification for the final as winners . as this is gb news. winners. as this is gb news. more from me shortly . now, more from me shortly. now, though, it's back to dawn and . emily thank you. tamzin and welcome back. this is to the point with imiiy— back. this is to the point with imiiy omi— back. this is to the point with emily and dawn— f this is to the point with emily and dawn and happy bank ioiiioy— emily and dawn and happy bank ioiiioy iiomioo— emily and dawn and happy bank holiday monday, everybody. coiomoiiom— holiday monday, everybody. coronation and— holiday monday, everybody. coronation and bank holiday iiomioy— coronation and bank holiday iiomioy os— coronation and bank holiday monday as well— coronation and bank holiday monday as well as ve day. one of our monday as well as ve day. one of ooiioogios— monday as well as ve day. one of our colleagues actually doesn't mimi— our colleagues actually doesn't mimi mom— our colleagues actually doesn't think there should a bank think there should be a bank ioiiioy. — think there should be a bank ioiiioy. ao— think there should be a bank holiday. he thinks- think there should be a bank holiday. it; “:iz;

think there should be a bank holiday. he thinks there too holiday. he thinks there are too many holidays and this many bank holidays and this is not good the king's not a good start to the king's reign. it's a bit bah humbug moigm— reign. it's a bit bah humbug moigm ism-i— reign. it's a bit bah humbug though, isn't it.7 _ reign. it's a bit bah humbug though, isn't it.7 is- ”it; q“ it's a bit bah humbug though, isn't it.7 l though, isn't it.7 is that a bit miserable? should though, isn't it? is that a bit miserable? should we name and shame do you think we shame him? do you think we sioiiii— shame him? do you think we should?-kind. _ shame him? do you think we should?-kind. he's- “ “7 do you think we should? kind. he's kind “ 7 do you think we should? kind. he's kind of should? he's kind. he's kind of the should? he's kind. he's kind of ms ioss. — should? he's kind. he's kind of the boss. it's— should? he's kind. he's kind of the boss. it's a— should? he's kind. he's kind of the boss. l f “ the boss. it's a certain m m booken the boss. it's a certain m m booker, perhaps. yeah. so he's wriiiom— booker, perhaps. yeah. so he's wriiiom o— booker, perhaps. yeah. so he's written a column— booker, perhaps. yeah. so he's written a column about- yeah. so he's written a column about bank aoiiioo— written a column about bank holiday,-first- written a column about bank holiday, first thing holiday, and the first thing the king— holiday, and the first thing the aimg—iomo- holiday, and the first thing the aimg—iomo is- holiday, and the first thing the. king—done is abolish king should have done is abolish the king should have done is abolish mo imi— king should have done is abolish the bank holiday. _ king should have done is abolish the bank holiday. yes, because king should have done is abolish thethinks holiday. yes, because king should have done is abolish thethinks it's day. yes, because king should have done is abolish thethinks it's not yes, because king should have done is abolish thethinks it's not aes, because king should have done is abolish thethinks it's not a good cause king should have done is abolish thethinks it's not a good start he thinks it's not a good start to he thinks it's not a good start io-ioigm— he thinks it's not a good start io-ioigm . — he thinks it's not a good start io-ioigm. 0h.- he thinks it's not a good start to-reign . oh, there- he thinks it's not a good start to reign . o“ “:iz; c he thinks it's not a good start to reign . o“ xiii c to the reign. oh, there it is. there is the column. it's our there is the column. it's on our gb so you can gb news website, so you can checkit gb news website, so you can check it out yourself. we are. we are publicly shaming mick booken we are publicly shaming mick booker. terribly sorry, but booker. i'm terribly sorry, but we're if just we're not sure if you're just a bit of a misery or if you've. has he a point? should we has he got a point? should we all mean, we're here, all be? i mean, we're here, obviously, this is hardly obviously, but this is hardly work. we such a laugh work. but we such a laugh because we. yeah, we get. do you think should back to think everyone should be back to the today? well, us the grind today? well, let us know the grind today? well, let us mow-you— the grind today? well, let us know _you think. - the grind today? well, let us know-you think. i- g” “i: :7 well, let us know you think. i mean. know what you think. i mean. vaiews@gbnews.uk you do the vaiews@gbnews.uk or you do the minor— vaiews@gbnews.uk or you do the iwiiioi—wmi-sl twitter thing, don't you? what's the twitter thing, don't you? what's mo—aows— twitter thing, don't you? what's ame—news oi- twitter thing, don't you? what's the—news or at- twitter thing, don't you? what's. the—news or at covm. the twitter gb news or at covid. imiiy— the twitter gb news or at covid. imiiy oi— the twitter gb news or at covid. imiiy oi oi— the twitter gb news or at covid. emily or at dawn— the twitter gb news or at covid. emily or at dawn neesom.- the twitter gb news or at covid. to i \. emily or at dawn neesom. oh, god, yeah. yeah, on social god, yeah. yeah, we're on social media— god, yeah. yeah, we're on social media because— god, yeah. yeah, we're on social media because she's— (iii: yeah, we're on social media because she's young and i'm media because she's young and i-m-so— media because she's young and i-m-so-im- media because she's young and i-m-so-im im- i'm not so young, but i'm ioomimg— i'm not so young, but i'm learning. learning very learning. i'm learning very imi— learning. i'm learning very iosi. so— learning. i'm learning very

iosi. so asi— learning. i'm learning very fast. so let us— learning. i'm learning very fast. so let us know what you mimi— fast. so let us know what you mini-you— fast. so let us know what you think.-you know,- fast. so let us know what you think. you know, is mick think. i mean, you know, is mick iooioi— think. i mean, you know, is mick iovoi-ioss— think. i mean, you know, is mick booker-boss, right?- think. i mean, you know, is mick booker boss, right? mean, booker our boss, right? i mean, you— booker our boss, right? i mean, you-pom.— booker our boss, right? i mean, you-point. mick's- you know the point. mick's making,— you know the point. mick's making-woo,- you know the point. mick's making,-way, is- you know the point. mick's making, way, is not making, by the way, is not many— making, by the way, is not moiiy moi— making, by the way, is not really that much of a bah humbug is me— really that much of a bah humbug is me im— really that much of a bah humbug is the fact that— really that much of a bah humbug is the fact that the— really that much of a bah humbug is the fact that the economy som— is the fact that the economy som oi— is the fact that the economy sort of tends— is the fact that the economy sort of tends to— is the fact that the economy sort of tends to tank on bank ioiiioy— sort of tends to tank on bank mommy-omi- sort of tends to tank on bank. holiday-and,-know, sort of tends to tank on bank holicoronation and, know, sort of tends to tank on bank holicoronation anbeen know, sort of tends to tank on bank holicoronation anbeen veryiw, the coronation has been very good— the coronation has been very gooi-ii-s— the coronation has been very good-it's been- the coronation has been veryi good-it's been-a good for us. it's been made a iooi— good for us. it's been made a iooi oi— good for us. it's been made a load of money,— good for us. it's been made a load of money, especially for mosiiioiiiy. — load of money, especially for hospitality. but— load of money, especially for hospitality. but this will, you mow,— hospitality. but this will, you moot-imi— hospitality. but this will, you know, bank holiday coming know, the bank holiday coming so siioigm. —oml straight. but you can you can tell he's worked in newspapers most his life because i doubt most of his life because i doubt he's many holiday. most of his life because i doubt he's many holiday . yes. he's had many bank holiday. yes. at home. no, no. so maybe he just wants everyone else to actually get back to work to think mrs. booker and the little bookers are probably very grateful. sorry, mick. let's see a grateful. sorry, mick. let's see oioio— grateful. sorry, mick. let's see oioko, by— grateful. sorry, mick. let's see oioko, ii mo— grateful. sorry, mick. let's see a joke, by the way. - 3 sorry, mick. let's see a joke, by the way. let's see wim— a joke, by the way. let's see what everyone at home has to say, because we've got lots of views in on everything views coming in on everything we've been talking about coronation seems coronation concert. it seems that home enjoy it. that you at home did enjoy it. oh yeah, you did, actually. so we are a bit bit of i: i: i so we are a bit bit of humbug as wou— we are a bit bit of humbug as woii mom.— we are a bit bit of humbug as well here. right.— we are a bit bit of humbug as well here. right. so this is smiiioy. — well here. right. so this is shirley. good— well here. right. so this is shirley. good morning, shirley. immi— shirley. good morning, shirley. iioma you— shirley. good morning, shirley. imma you ioi— shirley. good morning, shirley. thank you for joining today. thank you for joining us today. i thank you for joining us today. i—ii.— thank you for joining us today. i—ii. however,- i love most of it. however, did moi—ioimg- i love most of it. however, did. moi—ioimg-iy not appreciate being lectured by signs— not appreciate being lectured by stella mccartney.— not appreciate being lectured by stella mccartney. that's a bit wim—

stella mccartney. that's a bit wits-om— stella mccartney. that's a bit with -on that— stella mccartney. that's a bit with-on that one.- stella mccartney. that's a bit with on that one. on the with you on that one. on the environment.— with you on that one. on the environment-all- with you on that one. on the environment. all need to environment. yes we all need to be environment. yes we all need to io-oi— environment. yes we all need to io-oi ami-s— environment. yes we all need to io-oi wioi-s—im be aware of what's happening in the be aware of what's happening in ms woiii. — be aware of what's happening in the world. but— be aware of what's happening in the world. but this— the world. but this was a oomoom— the world. but this was a oomoom-o— the world. but this was a concert, a lecture. i/izi3 concert, not a lecture. yes. its— concert, not a lecture. yes. ii-s iiio— concert, not a lecture. yes. it's like those— concert, not a lecture. yes. it's like those award ceremonies in where everyone to in america where everyone has to say something the say something about the environment or politics or diversity or diversity and inclusion or something. not everything has to have a deeper message to fair have a deeper message to be fair to charles. ikeep have a deeper message to be fair to charles. i keep saying to king charles. i keep saying immo— to king charles. i keep saying iiimoo aimg— to king charles. i keep saying prince king charles,- to king charles. i keep saying prince king charles, it- “g i keep saying prince king charles, it has been oi— prince king charles, it has been oi mis— prince king charles, it has been one of his things— prince king charles, it has been one of his things that is his omis— one of his things that is his omiiio mo.— one of his things that is his entire life. right. and conservation- entire life. right. and conservation . entire life. right. and- conservation . the environment entire life. right. and— conservation . the environment is conservation. the environment is not a left right issue. it's something we should all care about. should. and you know about. we should. and you know wim— about. we should. and you know wioi i— about. we should. and you know wioi i mos— about. we should. and you know what i was thinking— �*fii�*izi : and you know what i was thinking sitting mom— what i was thinking sitting mom-rigi- there thinking. right. okay. imi— there thinking. right. okay.- moi—miso- that was prince philip's prize. iooso— that was prince philip's prize. iooso ioi— that was prince philip's prize. rose bed there— that was prince philip's prize. rose bed there at— that was prince philip's prize. rose bed there at windsor castle . voi— rose bed there at windsor castle . you mow, — rose bed there at windsor castle . you know, where— rose bed there at windsor castle . you know, where the stage was iiomioii— . you know, where the stage was iiomkoii ioigm— . you know, where the stage was plonked? right down on prince iiiiiii-s— plonked? right down on prince imiiii-s prize.— plonked? right down on prince philip's prize. rose bed. you mow,— philip's prize. rose bed. you mow, uioi-s— philip's prize. rose bed. you know, what's he— philip's prize. rose bed. you know, what's he thinking up more? — know, what's he thinking up there? well,— know, what's he thinking up there? well, you- know, what's he thinking up there? know, what's he thinking up- there? well, you think he should have got a mention in prince william's speech? why didn't he ? william's speech? why didn't he a mouse— william's speech? why didn't he i iouso ii— william's speech? why didn't he ? because it was— william's speech? why didn't he ? because it was like,— iii ll i7 why didn't he ? because it was like, you know, i ? because it was like, you know, i mom— ? because it was like, you know, i mom-oi— ? because it was like, you know, i mom-oi-you- ? because it was like, you know, i mean, of you know, i mean, sort of like, you know, we i mean, sort of like, you know, uoiiovo— i mean, sort of like, you know, uoiiovo you — i mean, sort of like, you know, we.love you, pa,- i mean, sort of like, you know, we love you, pa, and, you we all love you, pa, and, you mow,— we all love you, pa, and, you know, grandma— we all love you, pa, and, you know, grandma mum would be so proud— know, grandma mum would be so proud-you.— know, grandma mum would be so iiouilyoulmoio- know, grandma mum would be so proud you. there was no proud of you. but there was no momiom— proud of you. but there was no mention-prince— proud of you. but there was no mention prince philip. o“ mention of prince philip. oh, you.— mention of prince philip. oh, you. mois— mention of prince philip. oh, well, there you _ mention of prince philip. oh, well, there you go. - mention of prince philip. oh, well, there you go. _hej well, there you go. maybe he missed was you

missed a trick there. was it you know, i guess he knows everyone loves the late queen most. loves the late queen the most. but stewart says it was but it stewart says it was professional , done in professional, done in interesting. it tried to be interesting. but it tried to be too many things to too many people. sign of the times, i think. but well done. all well, there measured there you go. yeah. measured view. yeah, there you go. yeah. measured view . yeah, absolutely. and so view. yeah, absolutely. and so gooi— view. yeah, absolutely. and so gooi momimg— . yeah, absolutely. and so good morning. enjoyed the good morning. so i enjoyed the concom— good morning. so i enjoyed the oomoom .— good morning. so i enjoyed the oomoom . loyo— good morning. so i enjoyed the concert . love richie. oh concert. love lionel richie. oh iui— concert. love lionel richie. oh iui mimi— concert. love lionel richie. oh iui mini is— concert. love lionel richie. oh but think he might need to mium— but think he might need to return fire.— but think he might need to return fire. so— but think he might need to return fire. so that's a bit ogoisi.— return fire. so that's a bit ugoisi. ii— return fire. so that's a bit ageist. it wasn't keen on katy perry. — ageist. it wasn't keen on katy perry. noi— ageist. it wasn't keen on katy ismy. uoi osm— ageist. it wasn't keen on katy perry. not even the dress . i perry. not even the dress. i iovsi— perry. not even the dress. i iovsi ms— perry. not even the dress. i loved the rest. _ perry. not even the dress. i loved the rest. and take that were brilliant— loved the rest. and take that were brilliant as— loved the rest. and take that were brilliant as usual. didn't wom— were brilliant as usual. didn't uom io— were brilliant as usual. didn't uom io asks— were brilliant as usual. didn't want to take that— were brilliant as usual. didn't want to take that mime, though. moi,— want to take that mime, though. well, i— want to take that mime, though. well, i ion-i— want to take that mime, though. well, i don't know— want to take that mime, though. well, i don't know about that, im— well, i don't know about that, iui somy. — well, i don't know about that, but sorry. probably not. i mean, iui. — but sorry. probably not. i mean, iui. iui— but sorry. probably not. i mean, iui. iui amy— but sorry. probably not. i mean, but. but katy perry- but sorry. probably not. i mean, but. but katy perry was straining her voice, bless her. but there you go. you know, she was giving giving it was giving it some giving it some welly. yes. right. okay > well, we've got some breaking news, believe, have right? news, i believe, have we, right? yes do. where's the breaking yes we do. where's the breaking mous— yes we do. where's the breaking s-usmou. — yes we do. where's the breaking news? - know. let's - yes we do. where's the breaking news?-know. let's havel yes we do. where's the breakingi news?-know. let's have a news? i don't know. let's have a assi— news? i don't know. let's have a look oh, macron right. look here. oh, macron are right. it's macron has arrived it's macron. macron has arrived omi— it's macron. macron has arrived iii-s— it's macron. macron has arrived omi-s missio— it's macron. macron has arrived and-a wreath at- it's macron. macron has arrived and a wreath at the statue and laid a wreath at the statue of and laid a wreath at the statue oi cisiiss— and laid a wreath at the statue of charles de— and laid a wreath at the statue of charles de gaulle on champs—elysees, followed by a momsm— champs—elysees, followed by a

moment—macron. moment of silence. macron arrives. here he is at the arc de triomphe in front of the tomb of the unknown soldier reviews the eternal flame signs the troops eternal flame signs the troops eternal flame signs the remembrance book. well, there you go . president macron, there you go. president macron, macron , the french president macron, the french president there in paris. yes, because it is is— there in paris. yes, because it is is o— there in paris. yes, because it is is o is— there in paris. yes, because it is it's a the day— there in paris. yes, because it is it's a the day ,_ there in paris. yes, because it is it's a the day , the- is it's a the day, the anniversary- is it's a the day, the anniversary of ve day. i'd like to anniversary of ve day. i'd like io goi— anniversary of ve day. i'd like io gsi sos— anniversary of ve day. i'd like to get some views— anniversary of ve day. i'd like to get some views on this. l to get some views on this. it's ms— to get some views on this. it's iis ism.— to get some views on this. it's the 78th, 78th, _ to get some views on this. it's the 78th, 78th, the _ to get some views on this. it's the 78th, 78th, the anniversary. we had to do the maths very ssisiuiiy— we had to do the maths very carefully earlier,— we had to do the maths very carefully earlier, 78th anniversary. l carefully earlier, 78th anniversary. so it's not an absolutely massive anniversary, but it's important nonetheless to so please do let us to mark. so please do let us know if you are marking it in any way. course. and just on any way. of course. and just on the surgeries, just moving the gp surgeries, just moving away from this for one moment, we've lots of views coming we've got lots of views coming in on this. someone wrote to me already saying that already already saying that they already have telephone system have this new telephone system in does it in their gp, right? does it work? phil from bridgehead work? but phil from bridgehead says, our gp says, my wife rang our gp surgery at 8:00 last month. she called times, which called about 20 times, which went through, once connected went through, but once connected the engaged. went through, but once connected the phone engaged. went through, but once connected the phone company engaged. went through, but once connected the phone company chargedied. went through, but once connected the phone company charged £0.50 our phone company charged £0.50 for each three second connection, and then she finally got through, waited 25 minutes

for further cost of £4.69, a total of over £14. wow. that's it is a lot of money, isn't it? well, there you go. nhs free at the point of use. not so much. i'm sort of slightly cynical oioui— i'm sort of slightly cynical sioui mis— i'm sort of slightly cynical about this, don't you? and why isos— about this, don't you? and why has msy— about this, don't you? and why have they announced it on bank have they announced it on a bank moiiioy— have they announced it on a bank moiiioylusiii— have they announced it on a bank holiday-well? i— have they announced it on a bank holiday well? i don't know, holiday as well? i don't know, issuss— holiday as well? i don't know, because there's— holiday as well? i don't know, because there's no other news. so because there's no other news. so i— because there's no other news. so i goos— because there's no other news. so i gsis io— because there's no other news. so it gets to the— because there's no other news. so it gets to the front- because there's no other news. so it gets to the front pages, perhaps. any let us know perhaps. any case, let us know misi— perhaps. any case, let us know mum-mimi— perhaps. any case, let us know what-think about-gpsj what you think about that. gps mism— what you think about that. gps whom-assi— what you think about that. gps when-last time- what you think about that. gps when last time you saw when was the last time you saw youisi— when was the last time you saw youiss i— when was the last time you saw youiss i som-i— when was the last time you saw yours? i can't even— when was the last time you saw yours? i can't even remember. vaiews@gbnews.uk. now we've movsi— vaiews@gbnews.uk. now we've moved _coronation . vaiews@gbnews.uk. now we've moved there's coronation vaiews@gbnews.uk. now we've moved there's onlyoronation vaiews@gbnews.uk. now we've moved there's only one ation vaiews@gbnews.uk. now we've moved there's only one subject because there's only one subject in because there's only one subject im-somy. — because there's only one subject im-somy. ami- because there's only one subject in sorry. and millions in town. i'm sorry. and millions uiii— in town. i'm sorry. and millions iii-io— in town. i'm sorry. and millions uiii-io mom- in town. i'm sorry. and millions will-to mark the- will continue to mark the coronation. _ will continue to mark the coronation. taking part coronation. so by taking part in voiumssi—msi volunteer events as part of the imi— volunteer events as part of the ismi ioiiioy— volunteer events as part of the bank holiday, big— volunteer events as part of the bank holiday, big help out. yes iiis— bank holiday, big help out. yes iii-oi— bank holiday, big help out. yes iiis-oi-issi- this follows on from last night's concert. katy perry, of course. that. richie night's concert. katy perry, of coursto that. richie night's concert. katy perry, of coursto the that. richie night's concert. katy perry, of coursto the stage richie night's concert. katy perry, of coursto the stage . yes richie night's concert. katy perry, of coursto the stage . yes and hie night's concert. katy perry, of coursto the stage . yes and yes. took to the stage. yes and yes. there took to the stage. yes and yes. iisis was— took to the stage. yes and yes. there was also— took to the stage. yes and yes. there was also a— took to the stage. yes and yes. there was also a day- took to the stage. yes and yes. there was also a day in- d yes and yes. there was also a day in which sommumiiiss— there was also a day in which communities came together for iumsiiss— communities came together for iumsiss omi— communities came together for lunches and street parties ms— lunches and street parties across the country here. paul usuiims— across the country here. paul hawkins-iii— across the country here. paul hawkins-all the- across the country here. paul hawkins all the details for hawkins has all the details for you— hawkins has all the details for you .— hawkins has all the details for you . — hawkins has all the details for you . immig— hawkins has all the details for

you . “a; “a; hawkins has all the details for you . “lg “lg “lg you. drinking, toasting, eating , connecting . after the , connecting. after the coronation came community from drumbo in . northern ireland to drumbo in. northern ireland to downing street coast to castle . downing street coast to castle. all mills , dozens of people all mills, dozens of people tucked into 50,000 big lunches across the country . lisa, can across the country. lisa, can i give you something? are your bones as well? you— lg “lg7’ are your bones as well? you know it right 7 bones as well? you know it right a hip.— bones as well? you know it right i uii. iii.— bones as well? you know it right i uii. iii. mossy— bones as well? you know it right ? hip, hip, hooray! in- bones as well? you know it right ? “ . in windsor ? hip, hip, hooray! in windsor mois— ? hip, hip, hooray! in windsor moss was— ? hip, hip, hooray! in windsor moss s— ? hip, hip, hooray! in windsor there was a surprise- ? “ . in windsor there was a surprise visit from iiimss — there was a surprise visit from iiimss smi— there was a surprise visit from prince and princess of wales popping— prince and princess of wales popping into_ prince and princess of wales popping into a— prince and princess of wales popping into a big lunch on the iomg— popping into a big lunch on the iomg wom— popping into a big lunch on the iomg usii .— popping into a big lunch on the iomg woia . ms— popping into a big lunch on the long walk . the evening saw long walk. the evening saw 20.000— long walk. the evening saw zoooo isoiis— long walk. the evening saw 20,000 people pack into the gioumis— 20,000 people pack into the grounds oi— 20,000 people pack into the grounds of windsor castle for a siss— grounds of windsor castle for a sioi siuiisi— grounds of windsor castle for a star studded concert . and there star studded concert. and there were appearances— star studded concert. and there were appearances from some msmiss— were appearances from some msmiss oi— were appearances from some members of the— were appearances from some members of the royal family. pa

we members of the royal family. pa ius sis— members of the royal family. pa ius iii— members of the royal family. pa ius iii so— members of the royal family. pa we are all so proud— members of the royal family. pa we are all so proud of you. ciiziil we are all so proud of you. god ms— we are all so proud of you. god save the king. and— we are all so proud of you. god save the king. and for- we are all so proud of you. ciiziil “lg and for those who save the king. and for those who souiim-i— save the king. and for those who souiim-i is— save the king. and for those who couldn't be there— save the king. and for those who couldn't be there in— “lg and for those who couldn't be there in person , couldn't be there in person, viiso— couldn't be there in person, video messages— couldn't be there in person, video messages from the likes of iom— video messages from the likes of iom omiss— video messages from the likes of iom cruiss ,— video messages from the likes of tom cruise , majesty , you could tom cruise, majesty, you could be tom cruise, majesty, you could is my— tom cruise, majesty, you could is my uimgmsm— tom cruise, majesty, you could be my wingman anytime . be my wingman anytime. the ssmisiisss— be my wingman anytime. the centrepiece of— be my wingman anytime. the centrepiece of the— be my wingman anytime. the centrepiece of the concert, however, was the lighting up the nafion however, was the lighting up the nation project projections as lasers and drone displays lighting up windsor and the uk. a celebration fit for a king isui— a celebration fit for a king paul hawkins— a celebration fit for a king paul hawkins ._ a celebration fit for a king paul hawkins. gb news. a celebration fit for a king paul hawkins . gb news. oh, a celebration fit for a king paul hawkins. gb news. oh, you mou— paul hawkins. gb news. oh, you know smis — paul hawkins. gb news. oh, you know smis i— paul hawkins. gb news. oh, you know what? :g know what? i thought charles looked genuinely happy . i mean, looked genuinely happy. i mean, obviously it's been very stressful. the whole coronation on saturday, he looked bit on saturday, he looked a bit scared through a lot of that. i thought, yes, last night thought, yes, but last night camilla looked nervous, camilla looked very nervous, didn't she? yeah. well, mean, didn't she? yeah. well, i mean, it's didn't she? yeah. well, i mean, ii-slisumimg,— l l“ c 7 yeah. well, i mean, it's daunting, daunting for it's a daunting, daunting for yos — it's a daunting, daunting for omomsy ii— it's a daunting, daunting for anyone. it was— it's a daunting, daunting for anyone. l l anyone. it was like, sorry, emily. like to the emily. it was like going to the world's wedding , wasn't world's poshest wedding, wasn't it? like went on for it? and it's like went on for two hours, know, that's what

two hours, you know, that's what my like. dawn my wedding will be like. dawn well, dead posh. so i need well, yeah, dead posh. so i need to well, yeah, dead posh. so i need ions— well, yeah, dead posh. so i need io-s isu— well, yeah, dead posh. so i need io-s iii— well, yeah, dead posh. so i need to a new hat now. you do? to get a new hat now. you do? yeah. okay an embroidered frock with husband's initials in with my husband's initials in it. did you see that? i know. yeah, possibly. i yeah, possibly. but what i really to and what do really want to know. and what do you to know about the you want to know about the coronation actual day? coronation on the actual day? we're talk to peter we're going to talk to peter steele, who one of prince steele, who is one of prince charles's best friends in just a minute. just quickly , going to minute. just quickly, going to the toilet. yes how did you go to the toilet? well, was peter moss— to the toilet? well, was peter moss — to the toilet? well, was peter moss us.— to the toilet? well, was peter there? no, he— to the toilet? well, was peter there? no, he wasn't. i don't think actually there. think you were actually there. peter there you are. you are a royal navy veteran. good morning, peter. thank so royal navy veteran. good morni for peter. thank so royal navy veteran. good morniforjoining'hank so royal navy veteran. good morni forjoining us.|k so royal navy veteran. good morniforjoining us. and so royal navy veteran. good morni forjoining us. and you much for joining us. and you actually with prince actually served with prince charles and you've kept in touch with haven't yes with him, haven't you? yes that's that's correct. i was his coxswain on board— that's that's correct. i was his coxswain on board hms- if i was his coxswain on board hms bronington for coxswain on board hms bronington ioi guiis— coxswain on board hms bronington ioi guiis sos— coxswain on board hms bronington for quite some time— coxswain on board hms bronington for quite some time , nearly for quite some time, nearly a you.— for quite some time, nearly a you ami— for quite some time, nearly a year. and during— for quite some time, nearly a year. and during that period of aims— year. and during that period of iims ,— year. and during that period of iims , us— year. and during that period of iims , us goi— year. and during that period of time , we got to— year. and during that period of time , we got to know each other time, we got to know each other oxiismsiy— time, we got to know each other oxiismsiy usu— time, we got to know each other extremely well ._ time, we got to know each other extremely well . and what what extremely well. and what what is — extremely well. and what what is iiis — extremely well. and what what was he like to— extremely well. and what what was he like to work with back

mom — was he like to work with back mom i— was he like to work with back then? i mean— was he like to work with back then? i mean we— was he like to work with back then? i mean we all- was he like to work with back then? “ l then? i mean we all know and sorry, i keep calling him prince charles, obviously king charles. now, apologies, but what was he like back then? we all know him as like, you know, as sort of like, you know, royalty. you know, the royalty. the you know, the environmental messages. what was he actually like as a serving officer ? well, you have to officer? well, you have to understand _ officer? well, you have to understand that,- lizii7’ well, you have to understand that, first of all, it understand that, first of all, i yos— understand that, first of all, i o— understand that, first of all, it was a little— understand that, first of all, it was a little wooden minehunter- it was a little wooden minehunter .- it was a little wooden minehunter. um, and we don't moimoiiy— minehunter. um, and we don't moimoiiy mys— minehunter. um, and we don't normally have people of his siiusiuis. — normally have people of his structure. um,— normally have people of his structure. um, actually even visiiimg— structure. um, actually even aging, iso— structure. um, actually even visiting, let alone coming in as a visiting, let alone coming in as ossiisim— visiting, let alone coming in as osoiioim omi— visiting, let alone coming in as a captain and was— visiting, let alone coming in as a captain and was quite , quite a captain and was quite, quite sumiissi— a captain and was quite, quite suiiiissi io— a captain and was quite, quite surprised to, to— a captain and was quite, quite surprised to, to say the least of surprised to, to say the least oi i,— surprised to, to say the least oi i, io — surprised to, to say the least of it, to think— surprised to, to say the least of it, to think that my next ssiisim— of it, to think that my next soiioim was— of it, to think that my next captain was going to be the mimos— captain was going to be the iiimss oi— captain was going to be the prince of wales.— captain was going to be the prince of wales. however um, you iom-i— prince of wales. however um, you iom-i issoms— prince of wales. however um, you iom-i issoms s— prince of wales. however um, you don't become a captain of a ship uisss— don't become a captain of a ship uisss you— don't become a captain of a ship uisss you ms— don't become a captain of a ship unless you are worthy of that its.— unless you are worthy of that its ami— unless you are worthy of that its ami ii— unless you are worthy of that title. and if you— unless you are worthy of that title. and if you think smsiuiiy— title. and if you think carefully about what he is miusiiy— carefully about what he is actually achieved to get to that

ioim— actually achieved to get to that ioim ,— actually achieved to get to that point , helicopter— actually achieved to get to that point, helicopter pilot, you iom-i— point, helicopter pilot, you don't become— point, helicopter pilot, you don't become a— point, helicopter pilot, you don't become a helicopter pilot in don't become a helicopter pilot is mo— don't become a helicopter pilot in two minutes— don't become a helicopter pilot in two minutes flat. you don't issoms— in two minutes flat. you don't issoms o— in two minutes flat. you don't issoms o iso— in two minutes flat. you don't become a jet pilot in two mimuiss— become a jet pilot in two minutes flat. _ become a jet pilot in two minutes flat. these are all very issimisoi— minutes flat. these are all very issimisoi. um— minutes flat. these are all very technical. um jobs,— minutes flat. these are all very technical. um jobs, which he has soiisvsi— technical. um jobs, which he has osiisvsi. ami— technical. um jobs, which he has achieved. and then— technical. um jobs, which he has achieved. and then there was a mmigmoi— achieved. and then there was a mmigmoi om— achieved. and then there was a navigator on board a ship . he navigator on board a ship. he isms— navigator on board a ship. he isms ms— navigator on board a ship. he became the navigator. he was a somssmsmssii— became the navigator. he was a correspondence officer. on momsi— correspondence officer. on another ship. _ correspondence officer. on another ship. and so all these miiiiuis— another ship. and so all these attribute that— another ship. and so all these attribute that he— another ship. and so all these attribute that he had now has . i attribute that he had now has. i beg— attribute that he had now has. i isg your— attribute that he had now has. i isg your passion— attribute that he had now has. i isg your passion i— attribute that he had now has. i beg your pardon ? amalgam beg your pardon? amalgam amalgamated— beg your pardon? amalgam amalgamated to such a an soisiismssi— amalgamated to such a an experienced young man because he was experienced young man because he omiy— experienced young man because he omiy 2a— experienced young man because he omiy 2a ysms— experienced young man because he was only 24 years old. um, i mimi— was only 24 years old. um, i mimi i— was only 24 years old. um, i mimi i was— was only 24 years old. um, i think i was the— was only 24 years old. um, i think i was the eldest at 25. so you— think i was the eldest at 25. so you sm— think i was the eldest at 25. so you imogims— think i was the eldest at 25. so you can imagine it— think i was the eldest at 25. so you can imagine it was, um, it was an experience— you can imagine it was, um, it was an experience that we really msmi— was an experience that we really ussmi ioo— was an experience that we really ussmi ioo sus— was an experience that we really weren't too sure of,— was an experience that we really weren't too sure of, but being is— weren't too sure of, but being the coxswain— weren't too sure of, but being the coxswain of— weren't too sure of, but being the coxswain of a— weren't too sure of, but being the coxswain of a ship and i'm ims— the coxswain of a ship and i'm iiis ms— the coxswain of a ship and i'm like the mother— the coxswain of a ship and i'm like the mother hen of the lower ism— like the mother hen of the lower issi mi— like the mother hen of the lower issi mi mi— like the mother hen of the lower deck and, and i— like the mother hen of the lower deck and, and i just turned rousi— deck and, and i just turned ioumi mi— deck and, and i just turned round and said— deck and, and i just turned round and said to myself, deck and, and i just turned round and said to myself , just round and said to myself, just get round and said to myself, just gsi om— round and said to myself, just gsi om mi— round and said to myself, just gsi om mi is— round and said to myself, just get on and be what you are, who you— get on and be what you are, who you ms— get on and be what you are, who you mi— get on and be what you are, who

you smi isi— get on and be what you are, who you are and let and— get on and be what you are, who you are and let and it'll all isu— you are and let and it'll all isii imo— you are and let and it'll all fall into place— you are and let and it'll all fall into place ._ you are and let and it'll all fall into place . and that's fall into place. and that's sxssiiy— fall into place. and that's exactly what— fall into place. and that's exactly what we all did . believe exactly what we all did. believe you ms— exactly what we all did. believe you is— exactly what we all did. believe you is ss— exactly what we all did. believe you me, he was only on board the mo— you me, he was only on board the siii ioi— you me, he was only on board the siii is s— you me, he was only on board the ship for a matter— you me, he was only on board the ship for a matter of— you me, he was only on board the ship for a matter of two weeks isiois— ship for a matter of two weeks isiois us — ship for a matter of two weeks before we were _ ship for a matter of two weeks before we were ready to set to mi— before we were ready to set to smi my— before we were ready to set to sea and my wife— before we were ready to set to sea and my wife had been up with me sea and my wife had been up with ms is— sea and my wife had been up with ms is isosyii— sea and my wife had been up with ms is isosyii ,— sea and my wife had been up with me in rosyth , um,— sea and my wife had been up with me in rosyth , um, for that me in rosyth, um, for that isiioi— me in rosyth, um, for that isiioi .— me in rosyth, um, for that isiioi . ami— me in rosyth, um, for that period . and, and she'd never period. and, and she'd never sis— period. and, and she'd never seen the prince— period. and, and she'd never seen the prince before then. and she seen the prince before then. and sis iso— seen the prince before then. and sis isi io— seen the prince before then. and she had to drive— seen the prince before then. and she had to drive back to portsmouth _ she had to drive back to portsmouth the day that we ssiisi— portsmouth the day that we ssiisi sis— portsmouth the day that we sailed. she drove me down to the iosiysii— sailed. she drove me down to the iosiysii .— sailed. she drove me down to the iosiysii . i— sailed. she drove me down to the iosiymi . i goi— sailed. she drove me down to the dockyard . i got out— sailed. she drove me down to the dockyard . i got out the car went dockyard. i got out the car went on iosii— dockyard. i got out the car went on iosii goi— dockyard. i got out the car went on board, got into— dockyard. i got out the car went on board, got into my position as coxswain of— on board, got into my position as coxswain of the— on board, got into my position as coxswain of the ship, and the ssiisi— as coxswain of the ship, and the ssiisim msm— as coxswain of the ship, and the captain then said,— as coxswain of the ship, and the captain then said, are we all issiy— captain then said, are we all issiy io— captain then said, are we all issiy io ssii— captain then said, are we all ready to sail, coxswain? i said, yes:— ready to sail, coxswain? i said, iss sis— ready to sail, coxswain? i said, iss ui— ready to sail, coxswain? i said, yes, sir, we're up and running mi— yes, sir, we're up and running mi ami— yes, sir, we're up and running and. and then— yes, sir, we're up and running and. and then he— yes, sir, we're up and running and. and then he turned around mi— and. and then he turned around smi usi— and. and then he turned around and we'd already— and. and then he turned around and we'd already let go of the, the and we'd already let go of the, is gmgusy— and we'd already let go of the, is gmgwsy. ami— and we'd already let go of the, the gangway. and we were letting go oi— the gangway. and we were letting go oi sis— the gangway. and we were letting go oi iis soiss— the gangway. and we were letting go oi iis soiss .— the gangway. and we were letting go of the ropes . and he said, go of the ropes. and he said, cossusim— go of the ropes. and he said, cossusii ,— go of the ropes. and he said, coxswain , who's— go of the ropes. and he said, coxswain , who's that lady on the

coxswain, who's that lady on the jetty— coxswain, who's that lady on the soy i— coxswain, who's that lady on the isiiy s aii — coxswain, who's that lady on the isiiy s aii i— coxswain, who's that lady on the jetty ? and i said,— coxswain, who's that lady on the jetty ? and i said, that's my jetty? and i said, that's my sis— jetty? and i said, that's my sis ,— jetty? and i said, that's my sis , sis— jetty? and i said, that's my wife , sir. give— jetty? and i said, that's my wife , sir. give her a wave. stop wife, sir. give her a wave. stop ms— wife, sir. give her a wave. stop iis smi— wife, sir. give her a wave. stop the ship, coxswain.— wife, sir. give her a wave. stop the ship, coxswain. put the gangway— the ship, coxswain. put the gmgusy om.— the ship, coxswain. put the gangway out. get your wife on iomi— gangway out. get your wife on iomi ii— gangway out. get your wife on iomi is your— gangway out. get your wife on board in your cabin. i'll be ioum— board in your cabin. i'll be ioui ii— board in your cabin. i'll be down in five— board in your cabin. i'll be down in five minutes and we'll umi— down in five minutes and we'll umi s— down in five minutes and we'll umi s gooi— down in five minutes and we'll want a good old— down in five minutes and we'll want a good old chinwag with is. — want a good old chinwag with is. iisi-s— want a good old chinwag with her. that's the— want a good old chinwag with her. that's the sort of that's iis— her. that's the sort of that's iis som— her. that's the sort of that's iis som oi— her. that's the sort of that's the sort of person i'm talking sioui— the sort of person i'm talking sioui . — the sort of person i'm talking about . that's— the sort of person i'm talking about . about. that's lovely. so he wanted to speak to everybody and be a good friend to you. how important? just lastly , how important? just lastly, how important? just lastly, how important is are the military connections with the royal family something that needs to continue in future generations ? continue in future generations? fans of the royal family i can't see the navy, the army, the air force. they give you such professionalism - iziiitizi they give you such professionalism that iziiilizi they give you such professionalism that it's iiiiisuii— professionalism that it's difficult to _ professionalism that it's difficult to say that they siouim-i— difficult to say that they shouldn't go _ difficult to say that they shouldn't go into the forces and iisy— shouldn't go into the forces and iisy isssi— shouldn't go into the forces and iisy isssi you— shouldn't go into the forces and they teach you man management iom— they teach you man management iou mmy— they teach you man management now how many people get taught man management— now how many people get taught man management in this little

umi— man management in this little uoiii oi— man management in this little world of ours?— man management in this little world of ours? in— man management in this little world of ours? in most of the iiiusiiy— world of ours? in most of the iiiusiy ,— world of ours? in most of the miusiiy , ui— world of ours? in most of the industry , uh, not— world of ours? in most of the industry , uh, not very many. industry, uh, not very many. they— industry, uh, not very many. iisy ssiusiiy— industry, uh, not very many. they actually come up through the they actually come up through is smis— they actually come up through the ranks and— they actually come up through the ranks and the— they actually come up through the ranks and the hopes that iisy— the ranks and the hopes that iisy issmsi— the ranks and the hopes that they learned something in the way— they learned something in the usy us— they learned something in the way we actually— they learned something in the way we actually get taught. man mmsgsmsm— way we actually get taught. man mmsgsmsm .— way we actually get taught. man management . and— way we actually get taught. man management . and if you're a good management. and if you're a good mmsgs— management. and if you're a good msmsgs mi— management. and if you're a good mgs smi ii— management. and if you're a good manager and if you— management. and if you're a good manager and if you understand isoms,— manager and if you understand isoiis, moi— manager and if you understand isoiis, moi you— manager and if you understand people, then you become a good ssiisi— people, then you become a good ssiisim mi— people, then you become a good captain and that's— people, then you become a good captain and that's exactly what he captain and that's exactly what is souii— captain and that's exactly what is souii is— captain and that's exactly what he could. he he,— captain and that's exactly what he could. he he, he loved his . is— he could. he he, he loved his men . he still— he could. he he, he loved his men . he still does. now, i'll men. he still does. now, i'll isu— men. he still does. now, i'll isii you— men. he still does. now, i'll isii you iom— men. he still does. now, i'll tell you how much he loves his men. yesterday— tell you how much he loves his men. yesterday morning, we had an men. yesterday morning, we had m smsii— men. yesterday morning, we had m smsii isom — men. yesterday morning, we had an email from him— men. yesterday morning, we had an email from him . after 47 an email from him. after 47 ysms— an email from him. after 47 ysms iusi— an email from him. after 47 ysms iusi io— an email from him. after 47 years just to say— an email from him. after 47 years just to say that he was missing— years just to say that he was iiimiiig oi— years just to say that he was iiimimg oi .— years just to say that he was thinking of . us.— years just to say that he was thinking of . us. oh not many thinking of. us. oh not many ssiisiis— thinking of. us. oh not many captains would— thinking of. us. oh not many captains would do that . captains would do that. that's iovsiy. — captains would do that. that's iovsiy. oi.— captains would do that. that's lovely. oh, peter,— captains would do that. that's lovely. oh, peter, are you so emotional as well? and what do you what did you think when you watched him being crowned as king? that must have been an incredibly emotional moment for you as well . well, it the whole you as well. well, it the whole ceremony was , um, it was quite

ceremony was, um, it was quite emotional. um, but then , um , i emotional. um, but then, um, i uiisisiooi— emotional. um, but then, um, i uiisisiooi s— emotional. um, but then, um, i understood a lot— emotional. um, but then, um, i understood a lot more- um, but then, um, i understood a lot more of what going— understood a lot more of what going on— understood a lot more of what was going on than , than most was going on than, than most isssuss— was going on than, than most isssuss oi— was going on than, than most isssuss oi .— was going on than, than most because of , of— was going on than, than most because of , of my background . because of, of my background. ami— because of, of my background. aii msss-s— because of, of my background. aii iisis-s i— because of, of my background. and there's 1 or— because of, of my background. and there's 1 or 2— because of, of my background. and there's 1 or 2 things that im — and there's 1 or 2 things that im siss— and there's 1 or 2 things that m mm is— and there's 1 or 2 things that i'm that the average person in the i'm that the average person in is sissi— i'm that the average person in the street wouldn't recognise misi— the street wouldn't recognise uisi ss— the street wouldn't recognise what was actually happening . what was actually happening. iovsiy— what was actually happening. ioysiy ioysiy. — what was actually happening. lovely lovely. “el“ what was actually happening. lovely lovely. thank you so much. peter forjoining us. on to the point this morning and giving us your. to the point this morning and giving us your . well he's had a giving us your. well he's had a relationship with king charles. i thought that was really. thank you very much indeed. i've met king charles when he was a lowly prince. did you? yes, he came to my oh really? yes. he my school. oh really? yes. he shook hand. he came in shook my hand. he came in a helicopter, landed on our lacrosse pitches, which tells you went to. you about the school i went to. yeah, on the cross, yeah, he landed on the cross, pitches in a helicopter tour, came we all waved flags for came up. we all waved flags for him. he came over and he shook my hand. wow and asked me if i liked playing lacrosse . and i liked playing lacrosse. and i said, yes, i do. did you like

playing lacrosse? i liked it. i imisi— playing lacrosse? i liked it. i ismisi vsiy— playing lacrosse? i liked it. i landed very jolly— “lg l7 i liked it. i landed very jolly hockey stick. imisi— landed very jolly hockey stick. imisi m— landed very jolly hockey stick. landed on your— landed very jolly hockey stick. landed on your le— landed very jolly hockey stick. landed on your le parisien didn't didn't get that in east london. buti didn't didn't get that in east london. but i met him when our iiiiiism— london. but i met him when our iiiiiism issssi— london. but i met him when our william passed his— : but i met him when our william passed his driving test at william passed his driving test si mi— william passed his driving test si smi us— william passed his driving test at and we were— william passed his driving test at and we were invited. i was at and we were invited. ! was doing— at and we were invited. i was doing is— at and we were invited. i was doing the royal— at and we were invited. i was doing the royal beat then for a sowsisisi— doing the royal beat then for a sowsisisi mi— doing the royal beat then for a newspaper and we were invited ioms— newspaper and we were invited ioui io — newspaper and we were invited down to highgrove to interview iiiiiism — down to highgrove to interview iiiiiism mi— down to highgrove to interview william and charles on the, you mow,— william and charles on the, you mow, iis— william and charles on the, you know, the passing,— william and charles on the, you know, the passing, the driving issi. — know, the passing, the driving issi. ami— know, the passing, the driving test. and there— know, the passing, the driving test. and there was this huge scrum around— test. and there was this huge scrum around a— test. and there was this huge scrum around a kid that just issssi— scrum around a kid that just issssi s— scrum around a kid that just passed a driving— scrum around a kid that just passed a driving test, ississiiy— passed a driving test, basically. it's like basically. and it's like and is— basically. and it's like and iii-.— basically. and it's like and its. wim— basically. and it's like and it's-, what do- basically. and it's like and it's , what do you want to it's like, what do you want to ssii— it's like, what do you want to ssii asi— it's like, what do you want to ssii aii iis— it's like, what do you want to ask? and it's like,— it's like, what do you want to ask? and it's like, well, are you— ask? and it's like, well, are you msous— ask? and it's like, well, are you nervous taking to the road? i you nervous taking to the road? i-uisi— you nervous taking to the road? i-uisilyou— you nervous taking to the road? i-uisilyou-i- you nervous taking to the road?- i-what.you-i mean, i mean, what do you ask? i mean, mi— i mean, what do you ask? i mean, smi mois— i mean, what do you ask? i mean, smi iisis ss— i mean, what do you ask? i mean, and there was harry— i mean, what do you ask? i mean, and there was harry in the issigioumi— and there was harry in the. background—get and there was harry in the- background_get on background because i did get on so-iioss— background because i did get on so-iioss ioys— background because i did get on so-those boys as- background because i did get on so those boys as well. so well. those boys as well. imiiy— so well. those boys as well. imiiy-so— so well. those boys as well. emily,-so sad. - so well. those boys as well. emily, so sad. ll emily, harry. so sad. still, i miss— emily, harry. so sad. still, i iis— emily, harry. so sad. still, i miss the naughty cheeky harry. yeah, but there you go. it does look sad. now, still come on look sad. now, still to come on the we'll be speaking to the show, we'll be speaking to one coronation attendee one lucky coronation attendee and experience such and his experience at such a historic is to the historic moment. this is to the point on gb news britain's news

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here on gb news, the people's. channel good morning. welcome ism.— channel good morning. welcome issi. ii— channel good morning. welcome issi. ii is— channel good morning. welcome back. it is 1026.— channel good morning. welcome back. it is 1026. you're- good morning. welcome back. it is 1026. you're with to iis— back. it is 1026. you're with to iis ioms— back. it is 1026. you're with to iis ioim oi— back. it is 1026. you're with to the point on gb— back. it is 1026. you're with to the point on gb news with dawn usssom— the point on gb news with dawn usssom mi— the point on gb news with dawn neesom and emily— the point on gb news with dawn neesom and emily carver. and misi— neesom and emily carver. and siisi s— neesom and emily carver. and after a successful— neesom and emily carver. and after a successful coronation ussismi— after a successful coronation weekend full— after a successful coronation weekend full of— after a successful coronation weekend full of pageantry , weekend full of pageantry, ioisso— weekend full of pageantry, procession and— weekend full of pageantry, procession and music, we're isiiig— procession and music, we're isiiig s— procession and music, we're isimg s iooi— procession and music, we're taking a look at— procession and music, we're taking a look at some of the vsiy— taking a look at some of the soy issi— taking a look at some of the very best moments. so who better to very best moments. so who better io ssii— very best moments. so who better io isii io— very best moments. so who better io isii io mm— very best moments. so who better to talk to than charlotte griffiths?— to talk to than charlotte griffiths? _ to talk to than charlotte griffiths? who - to talk to than charlotte griffiths? il to talk to than charlotte- griffiths? who is the editor at large at mail on sunday? good morning, charlotte . charlotte, morning, charlotte. charlotte, where shall we begin? dawn i. but let's start at the beginning . iis— but let's start at the beginning . ii-s isos— but let's start at the beginning . ii-s isom m— but let's start at the beginning . it's been an amazing weekend. iisis-s— . it's been an amazing weekend. iisis-s so— . it's been an amazing weekend. iisis-s so musi— . it's been an amazing weekend. there's so much to— . it's been an amazing weekend. there's so much to get your head moui— there's so much to get your head moui wim— there's so much to get your head around. what is— there's so much to get your head around. what is your main isissusy— around. what is your main takeaway from _ around. what is your main takeaway from everything that's isiismsi— takeaway from everything that's isiismsi mis— takeaway from everything that's happened this weekend ? happened this weekend? i think one happened this weekend? i think oi— happened this weekend? i think oi my— happened this weekend? i think oi my msm— happened this weekend? i think one of my main takeaways is that william is going to be the next king. there's been a lot of speculation that there isn't going to be another coronation but i felt last night, particularly when gave that particularly when he gave that really speech to his really moving speech to his father, think is man father, i think this is a man who wants be king. one day, who wants to be king. one day, believes monarchy now. believes in the monarchy now. and so i hope that this weekend

sort of dispelled constant sort of dispelled that constant pitter the build up pitter patter in the build up about this is the end of the about how this is the end of the monarchy coronation monarchy and the last coronation will think the will ever see. i think the monarchy keep going. erg monarchy will keep going. erg charlotte, what about l cc lgiii “lg erg charlotte, what about camilla? iisis — charlotte, what about camilla? iisis iiiiis— charlotte, what about camilla? there - brits on _ charlotte, what about camilla? there brits on board with there are brits on board with oussm— there are brits on board with queen camilla— there are brits on board with queen camilla because she's had a queen camilla because she's had s-isi— queen camilla because she's had s-isiliougi— queen camilla because she's had a-hadltough time- queen camilla because she's had a had tough time with a she's had a tough time with is— a she's had a tough time with is msss— a she's had a tough time with is iisss mi— a she's had a tough time with the press and with public opinion.— the press and with public opinion. io— the press and with public opinion. do you think britain iss— opinion. do you think britain iss-ism - opinion. do you think britain iss-ism i- opinion. do you think britain has-her? i think. has accepted her? i think britain's definitely accepted her, particularly people under the age of, say say 70, to get myself in trouble here. but young people like sort of ourselves, um , just think it's a ourselves, um, just think it's a love story that that, you know, has beaten the odds and they should have really got together in the first place. and it was antiquated rules that stopped them from being able to get married the first place. and married in the first place. and if been allowed to if only they'd been allowed to marry, would all have marry, this would all have panned out bit more panned out a little bit more smoothly. all's well that panned out a little bit more smoowell. all's well that panned out a little bit more smoowell. that's 's well that panned out a little bit more smoowell. that's my'ell that panned out a little bit more smoowell. that's my personal ends well. that's my personal opinion. everyone i know opinion. and everyone i know except for my grandparents , um, except for my grandparents, um, think , you know, it's think that, you know, it's a love story . yes. although i do love story. yes. although i do

simi— love story. yes. although i do iiiii iis— love story. yes. although i do think erg kate— love story. yes. although i do think erg kate and- 303 yes. although i do think erg kate and william do ims— think erg kate and william do isvs s— think erg kate and william do isvs s ioi— think erg kate and william do isvs s ioi s— think erg kate and william do have a lot, a lot— think erg kate and william do have a lot, a lot of public suiiom— have a lot, a lot of public support. people- have a lot, a lot of public support. people love them. young isoiis— support. people love them. young isoiis ioys— support. people love them. young people love them.— support. people love them. young people love them. i— support. people love them. young people love them. i do think uiss— people love them. i do think uiss ii— people love them. i do think when it comes— people love them. i do think when it comes around to their ium. — when it comes around to their ium. iss— when it comes around to their ium. iss i— when it comes around to their turn. yes i think— when it comes around to their turn. yes i think there will be even more celebration . and a lot even more celebration. and a lot of even more celebration. and a lot oi youigsi— even more celebration. and a lot oi youigsi isoms,— even more celebration. and a lot of younger people, perhaps . yes, of younger people, perhaps. yes, i of younger people, perhaps. yes, i miss— of younger people, perhaps. yes, i iois so— of younger people, perhaps. yes, i iois — of younger people, perhaps. yes, i iois i— of younger people, perhaps. yes, i hope so. i mean— of younger people, perhaps. yes, i hope so. i mean ,_ of younger people, perhaps. yes, i hope so. “ g i hope so. i mean, although they'll be older, of course, i think i don't know about you, charlotte, watching concert charlotte, watching the concert last which obviously last night, which is obviously taking place at windsor, 20,000 people there. and one of the issi— people there. and one of the issi-iiougii- people there. and one of the best _thought was - people there. and one of thei best-thought was was best things i thought was was sssiig— best things i thought was was sssmg-ioysis— best things i thought was was seeing royals partying in seeing the royals partying in the seeing the royals partying in is simis— seeing the royals partying in the stands, letting their hair ioms— the stands, letting their hair down-particular,- the stands, letting their hair down particular, the down and in particular, the youmgsisis— down and in particular, the youngsters, charlotte , louis, youngsters, charlotte, louis, iouis— youngsters, charlotte, louis, ioms-siss- youngsters, charlotte, louis, louis-there. i- youngsters, charlotte, louis, louis there. i know. youngsters, charlotte, louis, louis there. i know . and louis wasn't there. i know. and mssgs,— louis wasn't there. i know. and ssoigs, ius— louis wasn't there. i know. and osoigs, iui io— louis wasn't there. i know. and george, but do you think this iss— george, but do you think this iss uiss-s— george, but do you think this has what's what— george, but do you think this has what's what we've witnessed this weekend?— has what's what we've witnessed this weekend? and _ has what's what we've witnessed this weekend? and i think it has isom— this weekend? and i think it has isom suiioiiiys— this weekend? and i think it has been supportive on the whole . do been supportive on the whole. do you mimi— been supportive on the whole. do you iiiii iiis— been supportive on the whole. do you think this seals— been supportive on the whole. do you think this seals the future of you think this seals the future oi iis— you think this seals the future of the monarchy— you think this seals the future of the monarchy and that they vou— of the monarchy and that they you mow, — of the monarchy and that they you know, there— of the monarchy and that they you know, there is strength going— you know, there is strength gomg iomsii— you know, there is strength going forward now for the family ? going forward now for the family i i— going forward now for the family i i simi— going forward now for the family ? i think there's— going forward now for the family ? i think there's so— going forward now for the family ? i think there's so much affection for the younger royals and by the younger royals, i mean, the little ones. i mean, charlotte . i mean, she's so like

charlotte. i mean, she's so like the queen, isn't she? and when as when they turn as they come up, when they turn 16, 17, 18 and into their 20s, there'll be another surge of support for them because they were dancing along . i mean, were dancing along. i mean, there was quite a lot of dancing going in those stands last going on in those stands last night, but nobody ever said the monarchy cool. but they are monarchy was cool. but they are popular getting popular and they were getting into party spirit and uh, into the party spirit and uh, yeah, i think there's hope. i think younger royals will think the younger royals will bnng think the younger royals will bring generation bring forward another generation of oh i could of royal supporters. oh i could speak to you all day. we could speak to you all day. we could speak to you all day. we could sissi io you— speak to you all day. we could speak to you all— speak to you all day. we could speak to you all day.- l we could speak to you all day. but unfortunately, _ speak to you all day. but unfortunately, all we've unfortunately, that's all we've got unfortunately, that's all we've goi-uiii— unfortunately, that's all we've goi-uiiiyou.- unfortunately, that's all we've got with you. charlotte got time for with you. charlotte ssiiiiiis— got time for with you. charlotte griffiths, editor— got time for with you. charlotte griffiths, editor at— got time for with you. charlotte griffiths, editor at large at is— griffiths, editor at large at is iisii— griffiths, editor at large at the mail sunday. thank you the mail on sunday. thank you vsiy— the mail on sunday. thank you vsiy musi— the mail on sunday. thank you very much indeed— the mail on sunday. thank you very much indeed forjoining us. iisis— very much indeed forjoining us. msss-guis— very much indeed forjoining us. iisis-guiis s- very much indeed forjoining us. there-quite a.of. there has been quite a lot of soui-iiougi- there has been quite a lot of sour though, there sour faces, though, too. there iss. — sour faces, though, too. there iss. .siouii— sour faces, though, too. there has. .should we- sour faces, though, too. there has. .should we just- sour faces, though, too. there has. : :g has. but should we just gloss over that? just just have a party. just enjoy it. it's still bank holiday monday, still bank holiday monday, so still plenty to have that plenty of time to have that buck's of buck's fizz have a piece of quiche. yes well, still to come, sis-ii— quiche. yes well, still to come, you is— quiche. yes well, still to come, we'll be analysing— l l.“i:i i/izi3 well, still to come, we'll be analysing prince iiiiiism-s— we'll be analysing prince. william's-speech, william's emotional speech, paying— william's emotional speech,- isymg—mi paying tribute to his father and his paying tribute to his father and iis—iis- paying tribute to his father andi iis—iis gussm his late grandmother. the queen imi— his late grandmother. the queen iiii oui— his late grandmother. the queen iiii oui os— his late grandmother. the queen find out more after— his late grandmother. the queen find out more after your morning isus-iis— find out more after your morning isus-sis vsiy— find out more after your morning news the very lovely tamsin news with the very lovely tamsin isoisms—

news with the very lovely tamsin isoisiis .— news with the very lovely tamsin isoisiis . imm— news with the very lovely tamsin roberts . dawn thanks very much. roberts. dawn thanks very much. ossi— roberts. dawn thanks very much. oooi morning.— roberts. dawn thanks very much. good morning. from— roberts. dawn thanks very much. good morning. from the- roberts. dawn thanks very much. good morning. from the gb- good morning. from the gb newsroom at 1030. here are the headlines. the prince of wales has paid a touching public tribute to his father, saying, pa, tribute to his father, saying, pa, we are all so proud of you. dudng pa, we are all so proud of you. during the coronation concert last night, prince william took to the stage in front of a crowd of 20,000 at windsor castle. he praised the king's decades of service. his campaigning on green issues and his support for people of all backgrounds and faiths. the royal family were there to see performances by take that katy perry and lionel richie , all of which were richie, all of which were supported by members of the military band . the final day of military band. the final day of the coronation weekend will see royals and senior politicians get involved with a major volunteering event, taking place across the uk . 6 million people across the uk. 6 million people are expected to take part in the big help out either arranging their own community activities or working with charities . the or working with charities. the prince and princess of wales are

expected to join in berkshire , expected to join in berkshire, whilst the duke and duchess of edinburgh will help train puppies at a guide dog centre . puppies at a guide dog centre. the met police will face questioning over the arrests made during the kings coronation. it's amid concerns of a clampdown affected the rights to protest the government has defended the police response following complaints that officers went too far. 64 people were arrested , including from were arrested, including from the anti—monarchy group republic and environmental activist group . just stop oil . well, we can . just stop oil. well, we can just bring you some breaking news we've been hearing in the last half hour that ukraine has issued an air alert across the whole country. ukraine military bloggers say they could have been triggered by a russian warplane plane taking off armed with hypersonic weapons. it comes after russia conducted overnight drone and missile strikes on the country. kyiv says it destroyed all 35 iranian made drones that russia had

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on gb news. the people's channel. britain is . whatever it channel. britain is. whatever it is. 1037. this is to the point on is. 1037. this is to the point oi oi— is. 1037. this is to the point oi oi isus— is. 1037. this is to the point on gb news with— 1037. this is to the point on gb news with dawn neesom and me. on gb news with dawn neesom and imiiy— on gb news with dawn neesom and imiiy. imiiy— on gb news with dawn neesom and me. emily. emily, calm . me. emily. emily, calm. that's iss.— me. emily. emily, calm. that's iss. iigii— me. emily. emily, calm. that's iss. iigii. okay-— me. emily. emily, calm. that's her. right. okay. we've got no idea. happy bank. holiday monday. we hope you're having a lovely restful time at home and feet up watching us, having a lovely, restful time here. someone tweeted me that they suiiossi— someone tweeted me that they were supposed to— someone tweeted me that they were supposed to be doing the ussiisg— were supposed to be doing the washing, iis— were supposed to be doing the washing, the cleaning, the isomiig— washing, the cleaning, the iioiiig ,— washing, the cleaning, the iioimg , ius— washing, the cleaning, the ironing , but instead they had ironing, but instead they had mois— ironing, but instead they had iisii isos— ironing, but instead they had iisii issi ui— ironing, but instead they had their feet up watching us. iisi-s— their feet up watching us. iisi-s iis— their feet up watching us. that's the huffpost. - their feet up watching us. that's the huffpost. get on with the washing and the ironing. i'm home soon, by the way. right. okay. there are okay. well, it's time. there are other stories. evidently there are young evident, it's are young lady evident, and it's time some of those time to check on some of those very topics. and i'm sure the coronation pop up well.

coronation will pop up as well. and i'm absolutely thrilled to be by a broadcaster, mike be joined by a broadcaster, mike parry. thrilled parry. well, kind of thrilled there. he is. thumbs up. we have to invite we have invite to invite we have to invite a man on evidently to. well, you don't have man on evidently to. well, you iom-i isvs io— man on evidently to. well, you don't have to, dawn,- man on evidently to. well, you don't have to, dawn, but- don't have to, dawn, but discrimination. “lg discrimination. want to bring a bit of balance to it. otherwise it's bit of balance to it. otherwise ii-s iis— bit of balance to it. otherwise is is s— bit of balance to it. otherwise it's like a spice— bit of balance to it. otherwise it's like a spice girl- c l c otherwise it's like a spice girl concert. iiouim-i— it's like a spice girl concert. mum is— it's like a spice girl concert. wouldn't it? _ it's like a spice girl concert. wouldn't it? a— it's like a spice girl concert. wouldn't it? a bit- it's like a spice girl concert. wouldn't it? ' c wouldn't it? a bit loose women and i'm not loose. speak for yourself, young lady. and the very lovely commentator bucha sheikh as well. welcome. thank you very much . right. okay. now, you very much. right. okay. now, i'm you've managed to find i'm sure you've managed to find a few stories. not not in a few other stories. not not in the papers today because pretty much on last much every front page is on last night's amazing concert at windsor. the coronation concert, and most of them have gone for the same theme, haven't they? pa you know, prince william's speech. you know, prince william's speech . pa we all are grateful . speech. pa we all are grateful. you've done a great job and grandma is watching down from heaven. so mike, you're kicking off with the daily mail who have gone. let's be honest here, all guns blazing on coronation coverage over the past few days

, haven't they? yeah, it's just ioisi— , haven't they? yeah, it's just total adoration.— , haven't they? yeah, it's just total adoration. and- c xzigs7’ yeah, it's just total adoration. and you know nag,— total adoration. and you know uisi imm— total adoration. and you know what, dawn? since you and i sort of what, dawn? since you and i sort oi isii— what, dawn? since you and i sort oi isii iissi— what, dawn? since you and i sort of left fleet street,— what, dawn? since you and i sort of left fleet street, the whole isimss — of left fleet street, the whole isimss oi— of left fleet street, the whole balance of how— of left fleet street, the whole balance of how you receive your iss— balance of how you receive your news has changed. _ balance of how you receive your news has changed. okay, so . so, news has changed. okay, so. so, iomssiiy— news has changed. okay, so. so, iomssiiy, i— news has changed. okay, so. so, honestly, i found— news has changed. okay, so. so, honestly, i found hardly myiimg— honestly, i found hardly myiiimg io— honestly, i found hardly anything to read in the papers iis— anything to read in the papers over the last— anything to read in the papers over the lastlor_ anything to read in the papers over the lastlor 3- anything to read in the papers over the last or 3 days or over the last 2 or 3 days or iom— over the last 2 or 3 days or ioui isys— over the last 2 or 3 days or four days, because seen it four days, because i've seen it all four days, because i've seen it sii oi— four days, because i've seen it sii oi sssom— four days, because i've seen it all on screen, on— four days, because i've seen it all on screen, on television. ivo— all on screen, on television. iss-ii— all on screen, on television. i-vs-ii oi— all on screen, on television. i've-it on round- all on screen, on television. i've it on round the clock i've seen it on round the clock soysissg you— i've seen it on round the clock coverage on, you know, channels iis— coverage on, you know, channels is si— coverage on, you know, channels is oi isus.— coverage on, you know, channels like gb news. and— coverage on, you know, channels like gb news. and i— coverage on, you know, channels like gb news. and i just skip osss—imi- like gb news. and i just skip over-don't think. over the rest. i don't think is— over the rest. i don't think it's-anymore.- over the rest. i don't think- it's-anymoreldon't it's necessary anymore. i don't mimi— it's necessary anymore. i don't mini-umi— it's necessary anymore. i don't think-want it.- it's necessary anymore. i don't think-want it. a- it's necessary anymore. i don't think want it. a souvenir think people want it. a souvenir siiiiom — think people want it. a souvenir siiiiom -vou— think people want it. a souvenir edition.-you know,- think people want it. a souvenir edition. you know, we'll edition. fine. you know, we'll iuii— edition. fine. you know, we'll iuii-ioi— edition. fine. you know, we'll pull-for souvenir.- edition. fine. you know, we'll pull for souvenir. for pull out for souvenir. keep for iosisiiiy— pull out for souvenir. keep for iosisiiiy mi— pull out for souvenir. keep for posterity and all— pull out for souvenir. keep for posterity and all that. but too musi— posterity and all that. but too much coverage— posterity and all that. but too much coverage .— posterity and all that. but too much coverage . now on the on the much coverage. now on the on the isiiy— much coverage. now on the on the isiiy iisii— much coverage. now on the on the daily mail front— much coverage. now on the on the daily mail front page this morning — daily mail front page this morning. and— daily mail front page this morning. and you're right, iisy-vs— morning. and you're right, iisy-vs gono— morning. and you're right, they've gone, know, they've gone, you know, gmgiusisis— they've gone, you know, gangbusters it they've gone, you know,- gangbusters-it-want they've gone, you know,- gangbusters.it-want to gangbusters on it all. i want to iss— gangbusters on it all. i want to iis— gangbusters on it all. i want to raise the question— gangbusters on it all. i want to raise the question about why isui— raise the question about why mui—moi- raise the question about why| paul—not been paul mccartney has not been imoivsi— paul mccartney has not been involved celebrations. involved in these celebrations. he involved in these celebrations. is ss— involved in these celebrations. he was knighted— involved in these celebrations. he was knighted by queen iiissisii— he was knighted by queen elizabeth ii— he was knighted by queen elizabeth ii in— he was knighted by queen elizabeth ii in 1997, wouldn't you— elizabeth ii in 1997, wouldn't you ssy— elizabeth ii in 1997, wouldn't you ssy msi— elizabeth ii in 1997, wouldn't you say that wouldn't you say sim— you say that wouldn't you say mm is— you say that wouldn't you say mm ii is— you say that wouldn't you say that in the 70— you say that wouldn't you say that in the 70 years that queen iiissisii — that in the 70 years that queen iiissisii ii— that in the 70 years that queen elizabeth ii was— that in the 70 years that queen elizabeth ii was on the throne, isigisi— elizabeth ii was on the throne, isigisi ii— elizabeth ii was on the throne, reigned in this— elizabeth ii was on the throne, reigned in this country? don't you— reigned in this country? don't you simi— reigned in this country? don't you sink is— reigned in this country? don't you think the beatles were iioisiiy— you think the beatles were iioisiiy iis— you think the beatles were probably the biggest cultural siiii— probably the biggest cultural

siiii ii— probably the biggest cultural siiii ii si— probably the biggest cultural shift in all our— probably the biggest cultural shift in all our lifetimes? ssoigs— shift in all our lifetimes? george during- shift in all our lifetimes? george during her reign, they simgsi— george during her reign, they simgsi iis— george during her reign, they changed the world. you know, the sis— changed the world. you know, the sos isiisisi— changed the world. you know, the 60s happened because of the issiiss— 60s happened because of the issiiss ,— 60s happened because of the beatles , and— 60s happened because of the beatles , and the— 60s happened because of the beatles , and the world was never beatles, and the world was never the beatles, and the world was never is so— beatles, and the world was never iis sgsim— beatles, and the world was never the same again. so— beatles, and the world was never the same again. so why wasn't he msss?— the same again. so why wasn't he iisiss i— the same again. so why wasn't he iisiss i ssm-i— the same again. so why wasn't he there? i can't believe it. well i there? i can't believe it. well i ion-i— there? i can't believe it. well i iom-i mow,— there? i can't believe it. well i don't know, because he might ims— i don't know, because he might isvs iumsi— i don't know, because he might have turned it— i don't know, because he might have turned it down. for all we mow,— have turned it down. for all we mow, is— have turned it down. for all we mow, is migii— have turned it down. for all we know, he might have said no, sssom— know, he might have said no, ssssii sim— know, he might have said no, ssssii is i— know, he might have said no, except that i know that he's a vsiy— except that i know that he's a soy ioysi— except that i know that he's a very loyal citizen— except that i know that he's a very loyal citizen of this sousiy— very loyal citizen of this country, queen elizabeth ii and isissii— country, queen elizabeth ii and isissii gsvs— country, queen elizabeth ii and herself gave him _ country, queen elizabeth ii and herself gave him his knighthood in herself gave him his knighthood ii iii.— herself gave him his knighthood ii iii. i— herself gave him his knighthood in 1987. i don't— herself gave him his knighthood in 1987. i don't get it. elton iom— in 1987. i don't get it. elton ioii wssmi— in 1987. i don't get it. elton john wasn't there either. now, souii— john wasn't there either. now, souii sim— john wasn't there either. now, could that be— john wasn't there either. now, could that be because the royal sommsmio— could that be because the royal commentator had— could that be because the royal commentator had a conversation wim— commentator had a conversation iii-moui— commentator had a conversation with-about this?— commentator had a conversation with about this? he was with me about this? he was ioysiiy— with me about this? he was ioysiiy io— with me about this? he was loyalty to diana— with me about this? he was loyalty to diana is still so im— loyalty to diana is still so ysiy siiomg— loyalty to diana is still so ysiy siiomg .— loyalty to diana is still so very strong . he- loyalty to diana is still so very strong . he felt he couldn't very strong. he felt he couldn't be very strong. he felt he couldn't is si— very strong. he felt he couldn't is si iis— very strong. he felt he couldn't be at the concert— very strong. he felt he couldn't be at the concert to celebrate iis— be at the concert to celebrate the enablement_ be at the concert to celebrate the enablement of queen camilla. the the enablement of queen camilla. iis misi— the enablement of queen camilla. the other practical— the enablement of queen camilla. the other practical answer- the enablement of queen camilla. the other practical answer could be possibly that is on a european tour at the moment and is due to play in germany tonight. but could he come back? couldn't he would miss playing this couldn't he would miss playing is soissm— couldn't he would miss playing this concert with— couldn't he would miss playing this concert with millions and miiiiois— this concert with millions and miiiioms oi— this concert with millions and millions of people watching sissmsi— streamed all over the world. iiiiy— streamed all over the world. siiiy ii— streamed all over the world. siiiy is my— streamed all over the world. silly in my anyway, bushra silly in my book. anyway, bushra on silly in my book. anyway, bushra m is— silly in my book. anyway, bushra on the coronation— silly in my book. anyway, bushra on the coronation concert, the

mimos— on the coronation concert, the mirror . — on the coronation concert, the mirror . iss.— on the coronation concert, the mirror . yes. okay.- on the coronation concert, the mirror . i/izi3 cities on the coronation concert, the mirror . i/izi3 qé/f�*i mirror. yes. okay. so stars light up spectacular stage farage. okay, i'm just going to say this. yesterday today, windsor castle was lit up in a way that it reminded me of the alhambra palace in southern spain. it was absolutely stunning to see 20,000 people for the first time. i believe it was in windsor and the most beautiful ground. so i'm just going to say that on your point , mike. yeah, i will definitely say that it was a little bit of an underwhelming line—up. but then, but is difficult then, but, but it is difficult to appease everyone . and i think to appease everyone. and i think there was a little bit of something for everyone there to enjoy, to be part of the coronation. and i think that was the kind of aim of it. i mean, would i have wanted katy perry? probably not. question . able, probably not. no question. able, you but again, she's you know, but again, she's a huge star. well, she is, but she's a huge star of today. and this is about, you she's a huge star of today. and this is about , you know,- “lgi : and this is about , you know, royalty this is about, you know, royalty iis— this is about, you know, royalty iis assi— this is about, you know, royalty over the last 70 _ this is about, you know, royalty over the last 70 years. and msi-s— over the last 70 years. and iisi-s uiy— over the last 70 years. and that's why i'm— over the last 70 years. and that's why i'm so fixated about iiscmmsy— that's why i'm so fixated about iiscmmsy moi— that's why i'm so fixated about mccartney not being there . i mccartney not being there. i ims— mccartney not being there. i mean, take that— mccartney not being there. i mean, take that nice bunch of

isos— mean, take that nice bunch of isis smo— mean, take that nice bunch of lads came from _ mean, take that nice bunch of lads came from somewhere around siois— lads came from somewhere around siois om— lads came from somewhere around siois oi isom— lads came from somewhere around siois oi isom oi— lads came from somewhere around stoke on trent or somewhere, simi— stoke on trent or somewhere, iim-i iisy?— stoke on trent or somewhere, didn't they? and— stoke on trent or somewhere, didn't they? and you know, simgsis— didn't they? and you know, smgsis mi— didn't they? and you know, singers and dancers and all. but i singers and dancers and all. but i msm— singers and dancers and all. but i ,— singers and dancers and all. but i , you— singers and dancers and all. but i mean , you know,— singers and dancers and all. but i mean , you know, take that. why i mean, you know, take that. why iiiiisi— i mean, you know, take that. why more british talent— i mean, you know, take that. why more british talent i think siouii— more british talent i think should have— more british talent i think should have been lionel richie. why— should have been lionel richie. iiiy ss— should have been lionel richie. iiiy wim— should have been lionel richie. why was what was lionel richie ioiig— why was what was lionel richie ioiig msss?— why was what was lionel richie doing there? nicole scherzinger , iis— doing there? nicole scherzinger , iis iussyssi— doing there? nicole scherzinger , the pussycat dolls. �*fii�*izi l l lgi:ic , the pussycat dolls. we did get a mccartney, though. you did? yes. you got stella— jii�*ic.ci?”c“clgi :g you did? yes. you got stella mccartney? vom— yes. you got stella mccartney? vssi — yes. you got stella mccartney? vssi visi— yes. you got stella mccartney? yeah well, hardly— yes. you got stella mccartney? yeah �*fii�*izicc “ill c “l yes. you got stella mccartney? yeah �*fii�*izicc “iilngs c “lg i/c. yeah well, hardly cindy yu. i mean, i put out a perhaps an unfair tweet over the weekend saying katy perry, lovely young lady, very aslef and all that. but she did not write hey, jude, you know, the record that changed the lives of millions of people over 50 years. you are very people over 50 years. you are ysiy isssioisis— people over 50 years. you are very passionate about- 50 gtili?”t3 you are very passionate about the issiiss— very passionate about the issiiss .— very passionate about the beatles . we're- very passionate about the beatles . we're going to move on beatles. we're going to move on to beatles. we're going to move on io iis— beatles. we're going to move on io iis ioysis— beatles. we're going to move on io iis ioysis ii— beatles. we're going to move on to the royals in politics. good iiss— to the royals in politics. good iiss osgs— to the royals in politics. good iiss isgs oi— to the royals in politics. good idea page of the— to the royals in politics. good idea page of the i britain more soon— idea page of the i britain more oismliiss— idea page of the i britain more oismliiss oi— idea page of the i britain more open idea of political king open to idea of political king isssiiyi — open to idea of political king really? yeah.— open to idea of political king really? yeah. i— open to idea of political king really? “43?" liii“ c really? yeah. i don't believe it. i don't believe this for a moment. honest god, let me moment. honest to god, let me tell you about germany. they lost their royalty in 1918. william, the second had a year before that the tsar was bombed off in russia and they lost

their royalty . what happened to their royalty. what happened to those two countries once their monarchies had gone? once their royalty is gone, don't people realise that the royal family here and the new king, king charles iii, is the most stable form of governance ? yes, without form of governance? yes, without government you can have in any country in the world, we are the most civilised country in the world and i believe that is down to the fact that we've got a head of state who's not a political appointee. i very much agree political appointee. i very much sgiss wim— political appointee. i very much sgiss uiii you,— political appointee. i very much agree with you, mike. - c i very much agree with you, mike. yeah, but oisy. — agree with you, mike. yeah, but oisy. ius— agree with you, mike. yeah, but oisy. iui you— agree with you, mike. yeah, but okay. but you know,- agree with you, mike. yeah, but okay. cc okay. but you know, we still have to consider that, you know, linking the king to like a political position is quite important because actually the monarchy hold a lot of monarchy don't hold a lot of power in this country anymore because we have a government and there places like the there are places like the kingdom saudi arabia who do kingdom of saudi arabia who do it well. so this is, it incredibly well. so this is, i think, a question about i've got a few problems. king have more more more authority and have more power it's not like the power because it's not like the most bizarre concept to sort of think about. but there has been ssiiisism — think about. but there has been ssiiisism oi— think about. but there has been criticism of when— but there has been criticism of when charles has got— criticism of when charles has goi imoivsi— criticism of when charles has got involved in— criticism of when charles has got involved in politics in the

ossi— got involved in politics in the issi—siiisiy past. remember, the spidery imiuiiiiig— past. remember, the spidery handwriting letters ? yeah. when handwriting letters? yeah. when he handwriting letters? yeah. when is ss— handwriting letters? yeah. when is uiiiiig— handwriting letters? yeah. when he was writing to— handwriting letters? yeah. when he was writing to politicians mi— he was writing to politicians and obviously— he was writing to politicians and obviously he has had a green sgsmis— and obviously he has had a green sgsmis iis— and obviously he has had a green agenda his entire— and obviously he has had a green agenda his entire life , to be agenda his entire life, to be isii— agenda his entire life, to be isii io— agenda his entire life, to be isii io iis— agenda his entire life, to be fair to the man.— agenda his entire life, to be fair to the man. but that does siismsis— fair to the man. but that does alienate people— fair to the man. but that does alienate people as well. so do you— alienate people as well. so do you simi— alienate people as well. so do you sink is— alienate people as well. so do you think it's a— alienate people as well. so do you think it's a very fine line to you think it's a very fine line io isms— you think it's a very fine line to tread? the— you think it's a very fine line to tread? the queen never somiisiisi— to tread? the queen never complained, never explained. we had complained, never explained. we isi io— complained, never explained. we isi io iiss— complained, never explained. we had no idea what— complained, never explained. we had no idea what her politics iis— had no idea what her politics iis si— had no idea what her politics were. we all know what charles's io— were. we all know what charles's is you— were. we all know what charles's are. do you think— were. we all know what charles's are. do you think that's good or are. do you think that's good or s isi— are. do you think that's good or s isi mmgs— are. do you think that's good or a bad thing? sure— are. do you think that's good or a bad thing? sure _ are. do you think that's good or a bad thing? sure i think i misi— a bad thing? sure i think i think it's always a good thing to have somebody sort of perspective and point of view. and charles, an and i think charles, an independent person, will have his positions. but then his own own positions. but then again, to say like he again, if it was to say like he had bit more say and had a little bit more say and a little bit more control, it still wouldn't independent still wouldn't be independent for him. he would he would still have of people to kind for him. he would he would still ha give of people to kind for him. he would he would still ha give him of people to kind for him. he would he would still ha give him direction..e to kind for him. he would he would still ha give him direction. soo kind for him. he would he would still ha give him direction. so it'snd of give him direction. so it's not something say this can't not something to say this can't be done. i think a question be done. i think it's a question of people saying why does the kingdom the king kingdom or let's say the king not have sort of absolute crucial for functioning crucial for the functioning of our. totally agree. we don't our. i totally agree. we don't want him to keep a to want to see him to keep a to king charles keep we don't assume at the you know, richard

the at the head of the the lionheart at the head of the army do we galloping into battle and because that's one and all that because that's one of not what there of the he's not what he's there for abolish the for but we'd abolish the monarchy. we'd have monarchy monarchy. we'd have no monarchy if monarchy. we'd have no monarchy ii—mouiiiig— monarchy. we'd have no monarchy ii—mouiiiig oii- monarchy. we'd have no monarchy if_mouthing off about. if we started mouthing off about ioiiiiss. — if we started mouthing off about politics. itotally_ if we started mouthing off about politics. iilgiziizi politics. i totally agree. i just think it's a magnificent institution mission. and what the 2 or 3 days have the last 2 or 3 days have shown us the rest the us is how much the rest of the world admires it. people came from over the world just to from all over the world just to sit mall and watch the sit on the mall and watch the king go past. they must be king go past. so they must be envious of our the structure envious of our or the structure of we've got it in this of the way we've got it in this country. arnie you know, i mean, the country. arnie you know, i mean, is king— country. arnie you know, i mean, is king is— country. arnie you know, i mean, the king is-exempt- country. arnie you know, i mean, the king is-exempt of- liiic. arnie you know, i mean, the king is exempt of some the king is also exempt of some isus— the king is also exempt of some isusliiis— the king is also exempt of some laws .this country,— the king is also exempt of some laws this country, too. so we laws in this country, too. so we ims— laws in this country, too. so we isvs io— laws in this country, too. so we have to understand— laws in this country, too. so we have to understand that, you mow,— have to understand that, you mow, iis — have to understand that, you know, the actual— have to understand that, you know, the actual royal family are know, the actual royal family -ssiom — know, the actual royal family are-from some- know, the actual royal family are-from some of- know, the actual royal family are from some of the are exempt from some of the isus. — are exempt from some of the isus. luisi— are exempt from some of the laws. .what -that - laws. so what does that say? iisi— laws. so what does that say? iisi ssys— laws. so what does that say? iisi ssys-io- laws. so what does that say? that says do have laws. so what does that say?i that says-do have a, that says that they do have a, isi-s— that says that they do have a, isi-s-s— that says that they do have a, let's - a privilege - that says that they do have a, let's a privilege and a and let's say, a privilege and a and a.s— let's say, a privilege and a and a-a preference— let's say, a privilege and a and a a preference when it comes a and a preference when it comes to a and a preference when it comes io govsmmsm— a and a preference when it comes to government for— a and a preference when it comes to government for example, the iioissis. — to government for example, the protests. definitely think protests. i definitely think iiss— protests. i definitely think iiss-ssy— protests. i definitely think that way metropolitan that the way the metropolitan poiss— that the way the metropolitan police themselves police organised themselves was isssuss— police organised themselves was isssussus—si because that is the king was isssuss— because that is the king was because _want. because he wouldn't want iioissisis. — because he wouldn't want protesters. - sure - because he wouldn't want protesters. sure your protesters. i'm sure your common.— protesters. i'm sure your coronation. did protesters. i'm sure your- coronation.-did influence coronation. so he did influence iiss—m— coronation. so he did influence that—an influencei that and there is an influence iisis. — that and there is an influence there. _didn't- that and there is an influence there. _didn't he- that and there is an influencei there. _didn't he didn't there. but he didn't he didn't ring there. but he didn't he didn't fing up there. but he didn't he didn't ring up at met and ring anybody up at the met and say, by the way, keep the

streets clear for me, will you please? was who knows? it please? it was who knows? no, it was it was a given. it was a given, wasn't it? this was a momentous moment nation's momentous moment in our nation's history. going to history. and nobody was going to go and mess it up. well, go around and mess it up. well, quite. i do think that it went off remarkably well. and as we said earlier on, emily, the police were if they did and if they didn't. we've all complained how there have complained about how there have been too to glueing been too kind to people glueing themselves of tarmac. themselves to bits of tarmac. totally and had totally agree. and so they had to sure you know, to make sure that, you know, this is a one off occasion. we won't see i mean, you know, we won't see i mean, you know, we won't for a 25 years. won't see again for a 25 years. you just can't get my head- you just can't get my head mioui— you just can't get my head mioui iis— you just can't get my head around the attitude where it's the coronation.— around the attitude where it's the coronation. you know , the coronation. you know, miiiioms— the coronation. you know, millions of— the coronation. you know, millions of people in this souiiiy— millions of people in this soumiy smioy— millions of people in this country enjoy it. they love the moimsiy— country enjoy it. they love the moimsiy .— country enjoy it. they love the moimsiy . iiiy— country enjoy it. they love the monarchy . why are you turn up monarchy. why are you turn up wim— monarchy. why are you turn up uiii yous— monarchy. why are you turn up with your loud— monarchy. why are you turn up with your loud speaker? firstly, you— with your loud speaker? firstly, your your— with your loud speaker? firstly, your your suing— with your loud speaker? firstly, your your string and your your iissmi— your your string and your your iisssii .— your your string and your your iissmi . vom— your your string and your your placard . yeah, exactly. anyway, placard. yeah, exactly. anyway, isi-s— placard. yeah, exactly. anyway, isi-s os— placard. yeah, exactly. anyway, isi-s oi— placard. yeah, exactly. anyway, let's move on something that placard. yeah, exactly. anyway, le very ove on something that placard. yeah, exactly. anyway, le very controversialnething that placard. yeah, exactly. anyway, le very controversial .ething that placard. yeah, exactly. anyway, le very controversial . bushra.iat is very controversial. bushra. sh,— is very controversial. bushra. ii, gosi— is very controversial. bushra. ii, gosi .— is very controversial. bushra. oi, gosi . adjoa— is very controversial. bushra. oh, gosh . adjoa andoh, if i oh, gosh. adjoa andoh, if i pronounce her— oh, gosh. adjoa andoh, if i pronounce her name correctly , pronounce her name correctly, is— pronounce her name correctly, is isisoiy— pronounce her name correctly, her balcony comment. silly, siiiy— her balcony comment. silly, siiiy womm— her balcony comment. silly, silly woman in— her balcony comment. silly, silly woman in my view, iivsssiiy— silly woman in my view, diversity of _ silly woman in my view, diversity of ceremony offset by

in diversity of ceremony offset by is guoiss— diversity of ceremony offset by in quotes terribly— diversity of ceremony offset by in quotes terribly white palace isisomy— in quotes terribly white palace isisoiy ii— in quotes terribly white palace isisoiy is my— in quotes terribly white palace balcony in my opinion . in quotes terribly white palace balcony in my opinion. ?lg“c balcony in my opinion. right. iiss— balcony in my opinion. right. moss is— balcony in my opinion. right. moss is is— balcony in my opinion. right. there is no debate about this. what angela andoh said was absolutely wrong . we cannot absolutely wrong. we cannot police diversity in people's families. that is not what we do. because i would hate if somebody branded my family terribly brown. i would be incredibly offended because that's what families look that's what your families look like. look like what they like. they look like what they look that will look like. so anyone that will standing with her on this really needs to question , you know, needs to question, you know, what how and what they're actually thinking. because personally, for me, even if meghan markle had been part of that balcony. yeah, you still do not say anything? no, i totally agree. yes. it would be rude to ioim— agree. yes. it would be rude to ioimi oui— agree. yes. it would be rude to ioimi oui msi— agree. yes. it would be rude to point out that there— iilgiziizi yes. it would be rude to point out that there was one isso— point out that there was one isso oi— point out that there was one person of mixed— point out that there was one person of mixed race heritage uio— person of mixed race heritage uio issiisi— person of mixed race heritage who decided not— person of mixed race heritage who decided not to come . who decided not to come. she was the who decided not to come. she was is my. — who decided not to come. she was is my. iis— who decided not to come. she was the only. the only one. i mean, can you imagine when nelson mandela got out of jail and was voted president of south africa and lined up and it and his family lined up and it was rainbow nation and

was the rainbow nation and blacks and whites going to blacks and whites were going to mix altogether . i mix together altogether. i suppose and suppose if somebody piped up and said hasn't any white said he hasn't got any white people his family, what's people in his family, what's wrong him? i mean, it's wrong with him? i mean, it's ludicrous, isn't it? it's fatuous. totally- cc.l l c c7’ it's fatuous. totally wrong. ludicrous, isn't it? it's- fatuous. totally wrong. there's issu— fatuous. totally wrong. there's ism s— fatuous. totally wrong. there's ism s isi— fatuous. totally wrong. there's been a lot-this,— fatuous. totally wrong. there's been a lot this, though. i've been a lot of this, though. i've seen granted, it's mostly seen a lot. granted, it's mostly on there's on social media, but there's been of this. oh you know, been a lot of this. oh you know, hashtag white privilege, hashtag white male privilege. and then people, you know, point out that actually we had a woman as our rmt either a long a long time. and also that yes, it is a majority white country . motty so majority white country. motty so but we have a hindu— iii“ liiic. motty so but we have a hindu prime iiiiisisi— but we have a hindu prime minister here. _ but we have a hindu prime minister here. i- but we have a hindu prime minister here. i think inaya george defence here. i mean, this was a comment she made on itv. obviously live commentary on saturday morning. there was a lot of pressure. she would have been very nervous , but it was been very nervous, but it was a silly thing to say. dawn i just don't silly thing to say. dawn i just iom-i mimi— silly thing to say. dawn i just don't think she— silly thing to say. dawn i just don't think she was- “lg dawn ijust don't think she was thinking wim— don't think she was thinking uisi sis— don't think she was thinking what she was— don't think she was thinking what she was saying. ' “l what she was saying. and even iiyissis— what she was saying. and even myleene klass, who was sitting next to her on the commentary sofa, looked say, where's that coming from? think the point coming from? i think the point that's nice you, dawn,

that's very nice of you, dawn, to like that. try to to forgive her like that. try to try to try to see the best- �*iziillg c try to try to try to see the best of isii— try to try to see the best of ioii isoiis — try to try to see the best of both people here. i think the point trying to she was point she was trying to she was trying make some point about trying to make some point about the fact that meghan markle wasn't there. yeah, but but i understand what she trying understand what she was trying to think she just came to say. i think she just came out. what she was out. i think that's what she was trying to say about meghan. i think it probably was about meghan. that meghan. and i think that i think, i think it's a general observation. to be fair. she has apologised upset anybody apologised if she upset anybody in those comments. jon snow a few in those comments. jon snow a isu ysms— in those comments. jon snow a isw ysms sgo— in those comments. jon snow a few years ago .went - in those comments. jon snow a few years ago-went to- “ l jon snow a few years ago went to some few years ago he went to some isiiy— few years ago he went to some rally-something— few years ago he went to some rally something he i've rally or something and he i've never-many white- rally or something and he i've never many white people, never seen so many white people, a never seen so many white people, s iiisous— never seen so many white people, siiisous-oi— a hideous number of white poops— a hideous number of white poops-mms- people. well, that's an observation— people. well, that's an observation about gathering observation about a gathering uiisi— observation about a gathering uiisi ussii— observation about a gathering which wasn't regulated. people ssms-sii— which wasn't regulated. people came-all over— which wasn't regulated. people came - all over the - which wasn't regulated. people came all over the place came from all over the place iiss.— came from all over the place iisis. so— came from all over the place there. so that— came from all over the place there. so that was enough there. so that was a enough oissivsiioi. — there. so that was a enough observation. brexit rally. it sss-isiiy- observation. brexit rally. it was-rally was- observation. brexit rally. it was rally was it? was a brexit rally was it? yeah. iisy. — was a brexit rally was it? yeah. iisy. lim— was a brexit rally was it? yeah. okay. .fair enough.- okay. so fair enough. observation- okay. so fair enough. observation when okay. so fair enough. observation .when know observation but when you know mois— observation but when you know msss-my— observation but when you know there - any black - observation but when you know there any black people in there aren't any black people in there aren't any black people in is isoysi— there aren't any black people in the royal family,— there aren't any black people in the royal family, it's rather isiuous— the royal family, it's rather fatuous.point_ the royal family, it's rather fatuous point out that there fatuous to point out that there on fatuous to point out that there om-isisoiy— fatuous to point out that there on-balcony and- fatuous to point out that there on balcony and look, there's on the balcony and look, there's not on the balcony and look, there's ioi os— on the balcony and look, there's ioi iissi— on the balcony and look, there's not one black face— on the balcony and look, there's not one black face there. there souiim-i— not one black face there. there souim-i is. — not one black face there. there couldn't be. you— not one black face there. there couldn't be. /i:iic. not one black face there. there couldn't be. a/iziic. iilgiziizi couldn't be. you know, i agree with you, but i think it was a silly comment and it's unfortunate that it has is

people every single people it's made every single newspaper are talking newspaper and people are talking about and i think would be about it. and i think i would be mortified this has been the mortified that this has been the reaction. but this is just this is just what our society is like. everyone focuses on race, siii— like. everyone focuses on race, sim soioui— like. everyone focuses on race, sim sooui ,— like. everyone focuses on race, skin colour , identity- c everyone focuses on race, skin colour , identity politics, skin colour, identity politics, mi— skin colour, identity politics, smi isoiis— skin colour, identity politics, smi isoiis iusi— skin colour, identity politics, and people just see the world iiiougi— and people just see the world iiiougi iiss— and people just see the world through that prism. but thank ossi— through that prism. but thank ooi sis-ii— through that prism. but thank god we'll have the freedom to talk about it. you know, it's a missisiis— talk about it. you know, it's a miserable prison.— talk about it. you know, it's a miserable prison. yeah- c you know, it's a miserable prison. yeah right. sisii— miserable prison. yeah right. sisii us— miserable prison. yeah right. shall we move— miserable prison. yeah right. shall we move on now, mike, we've mentioned— shall we move on now, mike, we've mentioned a little bit sioui— we've mentioned a little bit sioui mis.— we've mentioned a little bit about this. yes.— we've mentioned a little bit about this. yes. at the time ssys— about this. yes. at the time ssys ioiiss— about this. yes. at the time says police have- about this. yes. at the time says police have been heavy imisi— says police have been heavy imisi ssy— says police have been heavy handed, say anti— says police have been heavy handed, say anti royalists. vssi. — handed, say anti royalists. vssi. i— handed, say anti royalists. vssi. i — handed, say anti royalists. yeah. i was so- handed, say anti royalists. yeah. lg handed, say anti royalists.- yeah. i was so delighted the way the police handled it. they handled they handled handled it firmly. they handled it very it fairly. i've been very disappointed with peter tatchell this morning. i don't know if anybody has seen him on anybody else has seen him on telly i've got telly this morning. now i've got a amount of respect for a huge amount of respect for peter tatchell. this guy doesn't just mouth on the streets of just mouth off on the streets of london. actually goes to london. he actually goes to moscow protests moscow and protests for gay rights gets beaten rights in moscow and gets beaten up and put in jail. that to me is a really true and honest man who believes principles. who believes in his principles. writes, say, well, yeah, writes, i must say, well, yeah, ius— writes, i must say, well, yeah, iui im— writes, i must say, well, yeah, iui i-m iusi— writes, i must say, well, yeah, but i'm just pointing out that he_sometimesl

but i'm just pointing out thati he_sometimes in but i'm just pointing out that. he_sometimes in in he has excelled sometimes in in isismiiig— he has excelled sometimes in in isismiimg iis— he has excelled sometimes in in defending his beliefs. but some of defending his beliefs. but some oi iis— defending his beliefs. but some of the nonsense he was talking this morning, you know, um, peaceful protests being broken up , very disappointed with the up, very disappointed with the police . they they were in bad police. they they were in bad faith and they broke their word. oh, mr tatchell , can i just tell oh, mr tatchell, can i just tell you this? protesters on the streets of this country for the last 2 or 3 years have been breaking their word. peaceful protests are not peaceful. when you going to work. you stop people going to work. and yet the police give them the benefit the doubt. so when benefit of the doubt. so when the coin is turned on the other side and once police say side and for once the police say no, are going to obey the no, you are going to obey the law because in this country you cannot infiltrate king's cannot infiltrate the king's highway bring a loud speaker highway nor bring a loud speaker to the event. so you can make the horses gallop the police were absolutely right to be proactive. well, were absolutely right to be proactive . well, bushra, do you proactive. well, bushra, do you miss— proactive. well, bushra, do you sgiss misi— proactive. well, bushra, do you agree with mike?— l well, bushra, do you agree with mike? because some isoiis— agree with mike? because some people—concerned. agree with mike? because some people concerned about people have been concerned about the people have been concerned about sis—,- people have been concerned about she—, issisi- the use of surveillance, facial issogiiiioi— the use of surveillance, facial issogiiiioi ,— the use of surveillance, facial recognition , monitoring. yeah, recognition, monitoring. yeah, isoiis— recognition, monitoring. yeah, isoiis ims— recognition, monitoring. yeah, people have been worried about the people have been worried about is im— people have been worried about is issi iiss— people have been worried about the fact that we're— people have been worried about the fact that we're seeing iss—smiiivs— the fact that we're seeing pre—emptive policing. what's isossiivs— pre—emptive policing. what's proactive before?— pre—emptive policing. what's proactive before? well, you

souii — proactive before? well, you souii ssii— proactive before? well, you could call it— proactive before? well, you could call it pro- proactive before? well, you could call it pro active. some isoiis— could call it pro active. some isoiis wouii— could call it pro active. some people would say— could call it pro active. some people would say it's too far mi— people would say it's too far smi msi— people would say it's too far and that the— people would say it's too far and that the balance wasn't guis— and that the balance wasn't guiis iigii— and that the balance wasn't guiis iigii ii— and that the balance wasn't quite right in the policing. uisss— quite right in the policing. misss io— quite right in the policing. where do you— quite right in the policing. where do you stand? “ where do you stand? i mean, isiimg— where do you stand? i mean, talking just just if we kind of isolate the coronation, i think it's really important to understand that was one understand that this was a one in a lifetime event , right? so in a lifetime event, right? so what looked like, i mean, what that looked like, i mean, they honestly had to up their game because they were going to be a majority of people that wanted to just be there peacefully and enjoy the so peacefully and enjoy the day. so they had balance it out and they had to balance it out and when you have protesters involved and, you know, going into placards , t shirts, into with placards, t shirts, etcetera, have to put public etcetera, you have to put public safety first. and i think that's absolutely the metropolitan police this occasion, police did on this occasion, because this country, do because in this country, we do have understand have to understand that protesting for protesting is a right for everyone and people do do that on a daily and that is on a daily basis. and that is neven on a daily basis. and that is never, stopped. yes the never, ever stopped. yes so the fact that sort of being fact that it was sort of being a little bit let's say, little bit more, let's say, heavy handed, probably heavy handed, i probably wouldn't they just had wouldn't say they just had to be a little bit on the ball a little bit more on the ball because it's the king. i totally agree. i because it's the king. i totally sgss i imsgiis— because it's the king. i totally agree. i imagine the- l c “lg i totally agree. i imagine the horse had suiisiiy— agree. i imagine the horse had suddenly reared— agree. i imagine the horse had suddenly reared up and galloped into suddenly reared up and galloped moo-soui — suddenly reared up and galloped into-crowd. of— suddenly reared up and galloped into crowd. of course into the crowd. of course it

ami— into the crowd. of course it was. and-found- into the crowd. of course it was. and found people with was. and they found people with ssio— was. and they found people with ssio-mi— was. and they found people with ssio-mi ow— was. and they found people with rape-and now they- was. and they found people with rape and now they come rape alarms and now they come ogs,— rape alarms and now they come oui-wow— rape alarms and now they come out,-well, women- rape alarms and now they come out, well, women carry rape out, oh, well, women carry rape ssims — out, oh, well, women carry rape ssims iisy— out, oh, well, women carry rape alarms. they do,— out, oh, well, women carry rape alarms. they do, but not in the umiss— alarms. they do, but not in the umiss msi— alarms. they do, but not in the numbers that were _ alarms. they do, but not in the numbers that were found. '“l alarms. they do, but not in the numbers that were found. ' “l numbers that were found. and so msss— numbers that were found. and so msss-sm— numbers that were found. and so iisss-sm-iiis- these things can change like very, quickly. it can be very, very quickly. so it can be very, very quickly. so it can be very peaceful. then all of a sudden, one thing, that's it. and there could have been a iiswi— and there could have been a brawl between _ and there could have been a brawl between the monarchists mi—oil and the anti—monarchists. ofi course—be. .could course there could be. it could isws— course there could be. it could ims—iis- course there could be. it could isws—iiis ui.| course there could be. it could. isws—iiis ui. sm have been quite the pile up. (ian we have been quite the pile up. can welte— have been quite the pile up. can welto one— have been quite the pile up. can welto very— have been quite the pile up. can we.to one very last?- have been quite the pile up. can we to one very last.7 i want we go to one very last.7 i want to get— we go to one very last.7 i want to get your— we go to one very last.7 i want to get your views— we go to one very last.7 i want to get your views on this because— to get your views on this because mick— to get your views on this because mick booker, our boss. vee. — because mick booker, our boss. vee. _w— because mick booker, our boss. vee- -eu beeeee- because mick booker, our boss. yes.-our bosses has- yes. one of our bosses has written— yes. one of our bosses has wrtttett tet— yes. one of our bosses has written for gb— yes. one of our bosses has written for gb news saying that we etettt— written for gb news saying that we etewtt-te— written for gb news saying that we should be having we should not be having this tent— we should not be having this tent-teet- we should not be having this| bank-that-not bank holiday, that this is not a 9°°d_ bank holiday, that this is not a good etttt— bank holiday, that this is not a good etttt te— bank holiday, that this is not a good start to the _ bank holiday, that this is not a good start to the reign. mike petty,— good start to the reign. mike ttttw te— good start to the reign. mike petty, to you— good start to the reign. mike parry, do you he's parry, do you think he's miserable— parry, do you think he's miserable or- parry, do you think he's miserable or do you think he's got miserable or do you think he's get t— miserable or do you think he's get a pewte— miserable or do you think he's got a point.7 well— miserable or do you think he's got a point.7 well think got a point.7 well i think there-e— got a point.7 well i think ttete-e-ttt- got a point.7 well i think there's-in this. got a point.7 well i think- there's-in this morning there's i came in this morning on there's i came in this morning ewe-ent— there's i came in this morning et-tnt-et- there's i came in this morning on-and-on todayi on a train and later on today we — on a train and later on today we _tewtt— on a train and later on today we _tewtt te- on a train and later on today i'm down to brighton i'm going down to brighton teetwee— i'm going down to brighton because my— i'm going down to brighton because my team everton are playing— because my team everton are gtewtttg teete— because my team everton are playing there this evening and that— playing there this evening and twat-my— playing there this evening and tttt-mw tent- playing there this evening and that my bank holiday that will ruin my bank holiday if that will ruin my bank holiday tt—twt- that will ruin my bank holiday tt—twt tt-t- that will ruin my bank holiday tt—twt tt-e wew. if we get there. but it's very, very quiet. you know what.7 very quiet. and you know what.7 i like see a busy and active like to see a busy and active economy. you know what i mean? it reminds me too of it reminds me too much of lockdown when country closed lockdown when the country closed down, went to work and down, nobody went to work and all don't actually

all that. so i don't actually like bank holidays. i've got some empathy with my old colleague, here that. colleague, mick here about that. but i think it's such but i do think it's such a fantastic occasion. don't fantastic occasion. i don't think have just stopped think it could have just stopped dead night. mike we work dead last night. mike we work tetttw— dead last night. mike we work tetttw tatt— dead last night. mike we work really tttt tn— dead last night. mike we work really hard in this— 3: " g mike we work really hard in this country and we really hard in this country and _weettt— really hard in this country and we extra bakhmut we deserve extra bakhmut oh, teete— we deserve extra bakhmut oh, there-we— we deserve extra bakhmut oh, there-we have- we deserve extra bakhmut oh, there _we have to. - there we go. we have to. unfortunately we will leave it there. i'm sure we'll come back to twe— there. i'm sure we'll come back to ttte ewtteet— there. i'm sure we'll come back to this subject in— there. i'm sure we'll come back to this subject in the— c"tiil”tiil i'm sure we'll come back to this subject in the next few moments. we'll— to this subject in the next few moments. we'll be debating whether— moments. we'll be debating whether-king's- moments. we'll be debating whether king's coronation whether the king's coronation was-expensive _ whether the king's coronation was expensive for was too expensive or good for twetneee. — was too expensive or good for business. _come- was too expensive or good for business. _come onl was too expensive or good for. business. _come on that was too expensive or good for. buthe ss. _come on that was too expensive or good for. buthe next-come on that was too expensive or good for. buthe next hour..come on that was too expensive or good for bug�*tzi; "tixc ” wit; cit" was too expensive or good for bug�*tz; "tixg ” �*vw�*tz; m2; c15” in the next hour. we are gb news, britain's news channel. hello i'm greg dewhurst. hello there. i'm greg dewhurst. and welcome to our latest gb newe— and welcome to our latest gb news-forecast- and welcome to our latest gb news forecast from the news weather forecast from the wet— news weather forecast from the wet-wett— news weather forecast from the wet-wet, t— news weather forecast from the met-well, a bit- news weather forecast from the met-well, a bit of- news weather forecast from the met well, a bit of a wet met office. well, a bit of a wet tent— met office. well, a bit of a wet tent-wenttw - met office. well, a bit of a wet bank monday. outbreaks bank holiday monday. outbreaks of bank holiday monday. outbreaksi et—wetw of rain pushing eastwards. heavy and of rain pushing eastwards. heavy eet-stewete— of rain pushing eastwards. heavy and showers following and thundery showers following as wet. — and thundery showers following as wet. eut— and thundery showers following as well. but what— and thundery showers following as well. but what about the week tweete— as well. but what about the week ttette wett— as well. but what about the week ahead? well, low— as well. but what about the week ahead? well, low pressure gettettttw— ahead? well, low pressure getettttw tn— ahead? well, low pressure generally in charge, initially ttttgtng— generally in charge, initially bringing weather systems from bringing weather systems in from the atttttte— bringing weather systems in from the attentte .— bringing weather systems in from the atlantic . but— bringing weather systems in from the atlantic . but there is some the atlantic. but there is some geot— the atlantic. but there is some geet-te— the atlantic. but there is some geet-te we— the atlantic. but there is some good-as we head- the atlantic. but there is some good as we head towards the good news as we head towards the end good news as we head towards the eet—gettewttttw- end of the week, particularly tttttw— end of the week, particularly friday _saturday. - end of the week, particularly friday saturday. that friday and into saturday. that tttge— friday and into saturday. that ridge-pressure- friday and into saturday. that ridge pressure should ridge of high pressure should gwe—ttttte- ridge of high pressure should give—little bit. ridge of high pressure should. give—little bit more give something a little bit more eettteet— give something a little bit more eetttetltet— give something a little bit more settled. .for the _ give something a little bit more settled. for the rest of settled. but for the rest of monday— settled. but for the rest of monday afternoon, pretty cloudy across much of— monday afternoon, pretty cloudy across much of england and wees,— across much of england and wales, outbreaks of rain, which eewtt— wales, outbreaks of rain, which eewttltetw— wales, outbreaks of rain, which

could-heavy at— wales, outbreaks of rain, which could heavy at times, pushing could be heavy at times, pushing etetwttte— could be heavy at times, pushing eastwardsllittle_ could be heavy at times, pushing eastwardsllittle-for- eastwards a little brighter for gette— eastwards a little brighter for parts-scotland— eastwards a little brighter for parts-scotland ,- eastwards a little brighter for parts scotland , northern parts of scotland, northern ttettttet— parts of scotland, northern ireland,-some- parts of scotland, northern ireland, some really heavy ireland, but some really heavy eewetet— ireland, but some really heavy showers developing across wetttewt— showers developing across northern ireland, pushing etetwttte— northern ireland, pushing eastwards into southern scotland tttewgt— eastwards into southern scotland through the— eastwards into southern scotland through the afternoon. a met etttee— through the afternoon. a met etttee-ttt— through the afternoon. a met office-in force- through the afternoon. a met office in force here. in office warning in force here. in the-ent— office warning in force here. in the-any brighter- office warning in force here. in the any brighter spells the best of any brighter spells across northern— the best of any brighter spells across northern ireland, we eewtt— across northern ireland, we eewtt-et- across northern ireland, we eewtt-et te- across northern ireland, we. could _of 19 degrees could see highs of 19 degrees eteewtete.— could see highs of 19 degrees elsewhere. generally the mid elsewhere. generally in the mid teens.— elsewhere. generally in the mid teeneeeeet—t- elsewhere. generally in the mid teens. _cooler than i teens. so feeling cooler than swnttw— teens. so feeling cooler than sunday through— teens. so feeling cooler than sunday through evening time. sunday through the evening time. tunnet— sunday through the evening time. tunnet-tttn— sunday through the evening time. further-rain push- further spells of rain push etetwttte— further spells of rain push eastwards across england and wnen— eastwards across england and ween—t- eastwards across england and wttee—t tewl eastwards across england and. wales,_a few heavy wales, perhaps still a few heavy eeweten— wales, perhaps still a few heavy showers across— wales, perhaps still a few heavy showers across southern scotland , nennetn— showers across southern scotland , nennetn-tet— showers across southern scotland , nennetn-tet t- showers across southern scotland , northern for a time, , northern england for a time, tut— , northern england for a time, but elsewhere— , northern england for a time, but elsewhere generally starting to.w— but elsewhere generally starting te-wn tten — but elsewhere generally starting te-wn tten tne— but elsewhere generally starting to up from the west. by the to dry up from the west. by the ent— to dry up from the west. by the end et— to dry up from the west. by the end et tne— to dry up from the west. by the end of the night— to dry up from the west. by the end of the night and temperatures, a of cloud temperatures, a lot of cloud newne— temperatures, a lot of cloud newt-_we- temperatures, a lot of cloud ttennt—wn tnl temperatures, a lot of cloud- around._up in double around. so holding up in double figures— around. so holding up in double ttgwee te— around. so holding up in double ttgwee te ee— around. so holding up in double ttgwee te ee t— around. so holding up in double figures as so a bit— around. so holding up in double figures as so a bit of a grey sten— figures as so a bit of a grey ettn te— figures as so a bit of a grey start to tuesday— figures as so a bit of a grey start to tuesday morning. tnete-tt— start to tuesday morning. tnete-ttlt— start to tuesday morning. there'll a glimmers of there'll be a few glimmers of ewnentne— there'll be a few glimmers of sunshine. still— there'll be a few glimmers of sunshine. still some rain across eewtneeet— sunshine. still some rain across southeast—slowly sunshine. still some rain across so uthee away slowly sunshine. still some rain across southeeaway into slowly sunshine. still some rain across southeeaway into the slowly sunshine. still some rain across southeeaway into the north twly sunshine. still some rain across southeeaway into the north sea pushes away into the north sea twnng— pushes away into the north sea twnng tne— pushes away into the north sea during the morning and then it enewtt— during the morning and then it should brighten— during the morning and then it should brighten up for everyone wttn— should brighten up for everyone wttn t— should brighten up for everyone with a mixture— should brighten up for everyone with a mixture of— should brighten up for everyone with a mixture of sunny spells. nut— with a mixture of sunny spells. but we— with a mixture of sunny spells. nut tne net— with a mixture of sunny spells. but the risk of— with a mixture of sunny spells. but the risk of some heavy and tnwntew— but the risk of some heavy and thundery-almost- but the risk of some heavy and thundery almost anywhere thundery showers almost anywhere teettw— thundery showers almost anywhere teettw-eeetetn— really, perhaps eastern and eewtnetn— really, perhaps eastern and southern risk. southern england at higher risk. but southern england at higher risk. nut wnete— southern england at higher risk. nut wnete we— southern england at higher risk. but where we do— southern england at higher risk. but where we do get the ewnentne— but where we do get the sunshine, it— but where we do get the sunshine, it will lift temperatures quite nicely into

the temperatures quite nicely into tne ntgn— temperatures quite nicely into the high teens,— temperatures quite nicely into the high teens, possibly locally low the high teens, possibly locally tew zen,— the high teens, possibly locally low 20s, seconds— the high teens, possibly locally low 20s, seconds into the ewentng— low 20s, seconds into the evening time.— low 20s, seconds into the evening time. we've still got a tew— evening time. we've still got a tew tnwntew— evening time. we've still got a few thundery showers to contend wttn. — few thundery showers to contend wttn. lwe — few thundery showers to contend wttnlwe cente— few thundery showers to contend with. we could some with. so we could see some ttetwntten— with. so we could see some disruption on— with. so we could see some disruption on through the ewentng— disruption on through the evening-but. disruption on through the. evening-but they disruption on through the- evening _but they do evening rush hour. but they do tent— evening rush hour. but they do tent te— evening rush hour. but they do tent te tate— evening rush hour. but they do tend to fade away— evening rush hour. but they do tend to fade away and then ewetntgnt— tend to fade away and then ewetntgnt tt— tend to fade away and then overnight it starts become overnight it starts to become tnet— overnight it starts to become drier—before- overnight it starts to become drier_ before thei drier and clearer before the next— drier and clearer before the next eet— drier and clearer before the next eet et— drier and clearer before the next set of weather systems move in next set of weather systems move tn tet— next set of weather systems move in for wednesday,— next set of weather systems move in for wednesday, which brings tnetnet— in for wednesday, which brings tnetnet taw— in for wednesday, which brings another day of— in for wednesday, which brings another day of sunshine and eeweten— another day of sunshine and showers across— another day of sunshine and showers across the country, etntttt— showers across the country, etntttt en— showers across the country, similar on thursday. and then tngntet— similar on thursday. and then tngntet en— similar on thursday. and then brighter on friday. new to gb wewe. — brighter on friday. new to gb wewe. tt-t— brighter on friday. new to gb news. it's the— brighter on friday. new to gb news. g can �*" news. it's the saturday five. join us every saturday- news. g can �*" join us every saturday from 8 en.— join us every saturday from 8 p-m- ee— join us every saturday from 8 pm. as we debate the week's etenee— p.m. as we debate the week's etenee .— p.m. as we debate the week's stories . right,— pm. as we debate the week's stories . right, folks that was stories. right, folks that was a spiet— stories. right, folks that was a eetew ene— stories. right, folks that was a spicy one, wasn't— stories. right, folks that was a spicy one, wasn't it? with us tent— spicy one, wasn't it? with us tent nwe— spicy one, wasn't it? with us tent ttwe t— spicy one, wasn't it? with us four plus a special guest sometimes— four plus a special guest sometimes she has to stick her teet— sometimes she has to stick her teet tn— sometimes she has to stick her teet tn t.— sometimes she has to stick her teet tn tt. — sometimes she has to stick her foot in it. sometimes- sometimes she has to stick her foot in it. sometimes she has to say things as they are. sometimes i think we should keep the refugees send the the refugees and send the pensioners rwanda. then we'd pensioners to rwanda. then we'd be in pensioners to rwanda. then we'd be tn-tettet— pensioners to rwanda. then we'd be in - better state. - be in a much better state. tent-enn— be in a much better state. benjamin that— be in a much better state. benjamin that is the saturday twe— benjamin that is the saturday five, sttwttw— benjamin that is the saturday five, saturday night from eight entw— five, saturday night from eight entw en— five, saturday night from eight entw en en— five, saturday night from eight only on gb news— five, saturday night from eight only on gb news news, the teente-e— only on gb news news, the people's channel, britain's news etennet— people's channel, britain's news channel, westminster is going

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it is 11 am. on monday, the 8th of - it is 11 am. on monday, the en et new.— . it is 11 am. on monday, the 8th of may- happy— . it is 11 am. on monday, the 8th of may. happy bank- it is 11 am. on monday, the 8th of may. happy bank holiday twenty.— 8th of may. happy bank holiday monday- happy— 8th of may. happy bank holiday monday- happy v_ 8th of may. happy bank holiday monday. happy v day. this is to tne— monday. happy v day. this is to tne tetnt— monday. happy v day. this is to the point with— monday. happy v day. this is to the point with dawn and emily. tntt-t— the point with dawn and emily. tttt-t me.— the point with dawn and emily. that's me. absolutely.- the point with dawn and emily. that's me. absolutely. and- the point with dawn and emily. that's me. absolutely. and the prince princess of wales prince and princess of wales will join millions in the big help out. 6 million people of us are expected to spend today volunteering to wrap up the coronation weekend . as my coronation weekend. as my grandmother said, when she was

crowned , coronations are a crowned, coronations are a declaration of our hopes for the future . and i know she's up future. and i know she's up were— future. and i know she's up tnete tenttw— ”c: and i know she's up there fondly keeping an eye on us, there fondly keeping an eye on ent— there fondly keeping an eye on ent ene-u— there fondly keeping an eye on us, and she'll be— there fondly keeping an eye on us, and she'll be a very proud netnet— us, and she'll be a very proud netnet .— us, and she'll be a very proud netnet . on— us, and she'll be a very proud mother. oh right. : e�*t: mother. oh right. crowds and concerts. we look back on the coronation. as one son says, well done, dad. but the other one heads sharpish back to california, followed by a visit that one and no more hanging on the line. the health secretary twenteee— the line. the health secretary etenteee t— the line. the health secretary etenteee e nt— c the health secretary promises a gp appointment ewetntwt— promises a gp appointment ewetntwt te— promises a gp appointment overhaul to get— promises a gp appointment overhaul to get the government teet— overhaul to get the government teet en— overhaul to get the government teet en teet— overhaul to get the government back on track after— overhaul to get the government back on track after the local eteettene— back on track after the local elections, hammering . as ever. elections, hammering. as ever. ttetee— elections, hammering. as ever. ttetee te— elections, hammering. as ever. ttetee te tet— elections, hammering. as ever. please do let let— elections, hammering. as ever. please do let let us know your newe— please do let let us know your views throughout— please do let let us know your views throughout the show on all of views throughout the show on all et ew— views throughout the show on all et ttg— views throughout the show on all of our big stories— views throughout the show on all of our big stories of— views throughout the show on all of our big stories of the day. vaiews@gbnews.uk. but first, tet-e— vaiews@gbnews.uk. but first, tee get— vaiews@gbnews.uk. but first, tet-e get tne— vaiews@gbnews.uk. but first, let's get the morning news with tenetn— let's get the morning news with tamsin roberts.— let's get the morning news with tamsin roberts. let's . emily,

tamsin roberts. let's. emily, tnent— tamsin roberts. let's. emily, tntnt wen— tamsin roberts. let's. emily, thank you and— tamsin roberts. let's. emily, thank you and good morning from the thank you and good morning from tne en— thank you and good morning from the gb newsroom.— thank you and good morning from the gb newsroom. _ thank you and good morning from the gb newsroom. g “ o�* the gb newsroom. it's 11:01. the prince of wales has paid a touching public tribute to his father, king charles, at the coronation concert last night, prince william took to the stage in front of a crowd of 20,000 at windsor castle , the heir to the windsor castle, the heir to the throne. also made reference to his late grandmother , queen his late grandmother, queen elizabeth, saying she would have been a very proud mother. he praised the king's decades of service , his campaigning on service, his campaigning on green issues and his support for people of all backgrounds and faiths. the royal family were there to see performances by take that katie perry and lionel richie all of which were supported by members of the military band . as my grandmother military band. as my grandmother said military band. as my grandmother ettt wnen— military band. as my grandmother ettt wnen ene— military band. as my grandmother said when she was— c 33 :tft�*t: as my grandmother said when she was crowned cetenttten— said when she was crowned coronation queens are a declaration— coronation queens are a declaration of- coronation queens are a declaration of our hopes for the twtwe — declaration of our hopes for the twtwe ,— declaration of our hopes for the twtwe , ent— declaration of our hopes for the twtwe , ent t— declaration of our hopes for the future , and i know— declaration of our hopes for the future , and i know she's up future, and i know she's up were— future, and i know she's up tnete tenttw— future, and i know she's up there fondly keeping an eye on us, there fondly keeping an eye on ent— there fondly keeping an eye on ent ene-u— there fondly keeping an eye on us, and she'll be— there fondly keeping an eye on us, and she'll be a very proud netnet—

us, and she'll be a very proud netnet .— us, and she'll be a very proud netnet. nt— us, and she'll be a very proud mother. pa we— us, and she'll be a very proud mother. pa we are all so proud of mother. pa we are all so proud et wen— mother. pa we are all so proud et wen . — mother. pa we are all so proud et you . tte— mother. pa we are all so proud of you . the final— mother. pa we are all so proud of you . the final day- mother. pa we are all so proud of you . �*" t:3 of you. the final day of the coronation weekend will see royals and senior politicians get involved with volunteering events, taking place across the uk. 6 million people are expected to take part in the big help out either arranging their own community activities or working with charities. it's being billed as a lasting volunteering legacy to mark king, charles's crowning more than 1500 charities are getting involved , and the king and queen involved, and the king and queen will not be appearing publicly today. but other royals will be out and about. the prince and princess of wales are expected in berkshire, whilst the duke and duchess of edinburgh will help train puppies at a guide dog centre at the met. police will face questioning over the arrests made during the kings coronation. it's amid concerns a clampdown affected the right to protest. 64 people were arrested

, including from the anti—monarchy group republic and environmental activist group. just stop oil . the government just stop oil. the government has defended the police response to protests following complaints that officers went too far . the that officers went too far. the government says it will give £240 million to gp practises this year to improve primary care . the money will be used to care. the money will be used to introduce online booking tools and upgrades telephone systems. the aim is to end the so—called 8 am. scramble of patients ringing surgeries for a slot shadow health minister andrew gwynne told gb news more needs to be done, however, there's nothing in it that will train more doctors that will enable patients to use face to face appointment or that will bring back the family gp. it's a very shallow offer,— back the family gp. it's a very shallow offer, tinkering- f can c13” it's a very shallow offer, tinkering around at we— shallow offer, tinkering around at tne etgee— shallow offer, tinkering around at tne etgee .— shallow offer, tinkering around at the edges . what we really at the edges. what we really ewgnt— at the edges. what we really ewgnt te— at the edges. what we really ought to have— at the edges. what we really ought to have had was the government's— ought to have had was the government's workforce strategy, eenetntng— government's workforce strategy, something we've— government's workforce strategy, something we've been calling for on something we've been calling for en te— something we've been calling for en tne tttew— something we've been calling for on the labour benches for some ttne— on the labour benches for some ttne ,— on the labour benches for some ttne , ent— on the labour benches for some time , and that— on the labour benches for some time , and that sets out how we

time, and that sets out how we are time, and that sets out how we getng— time, and that sets out how we getng te— time, and that sets out how we getng te get— time, and that sets out how we are going to get the extra teeters,— are going to get the extra doctors, the _ are going to get the extra doctors, the extra staff in the nhs— doctors, the extra staff in the wns tntt— doctors, the extra staff in the wns tntt we— doctors, the extra staff in the nhs that we need to be able to ttenetetn — nhs that we need to be able to transform the— nhs that we need to be able to transform the into— nhs that we need to be able to transform the into the service. we transform the into the service. we went— transform the into the service. we went tt— transform the into the service. we went tt te— transform the into the service. we want it to be. _ transform the into the service. we want it to be. ' “e“? " we want it to be. a man's been charged with attempted murder following an attack on a 71 year old woman in worcester. following an attack on a 71 year old woman in worcester . a 56 old woman in worcester. a 56 year old anthony roberts was also charged with sexual assault and possession of a bladed article in a public place. the woman was attacked near river severn last night and remains in hospital a critical hospital in a critical condition. robert oates remains in custody will in police custody and will appear later . in police custody and will appear later. ukraine appear in court later. ukraine has issued an air alert across the whole country. ukrainian military bloggers say they could have been triggered by a russian warplane taking off armed with hypersonic weapons . it comes hypersonic weapons. it comes after russia conducted overnight drone and missile strikes across the country. kyiv says it destroyed all 35 iranian made drones . russia launched a bid drones. russia launched a bid calling for legally binding rules for companies carrying out

cladding, remediation work is due to be tabled in parliament. conservative mp tom hunt proposed the cladding remediation works bill after complaints from ipswich tower block residents about dangerous and disruptive conditions during work. proposed rules include good communication with residents and a clear timescale . the first minister has been accused of negligence for delaying a mental health pledge. it aimed to recruit an additional 1000 mental health workers and provide every gp practise with access to a wellbeing service by 2026. but it's been paused due to so—called difficult decisions in november's emergency budget review. the scottish labour party says mental health is low on the government's priority list, but the government says it's committed to improving the services as . a new survey has services as. a new survey has found 2/5 of adults planning holidays this year will be taking a trip with their parents. starling bank has found

58% of adults, many of whom have their own children, are planning breaks with their parents. amid the rising cost of living. more than a quarter of parents with grown up children said they are paying grown up children said they are paying some or all of their children's travel expenses to help out . this is gb news. more help out. this is gb news. more from me shortly. now, though, it's back to dawn and . it's back to dawn and. emily we're just getting it's back to dawn and. emily. - we're just getting pictures we're just getting pictures of princess - we're just getting pictures of tttneeee anne. — - we're just getting pictures of princess anne. _big. princess anne. she's at the big nett— princess anne. she's at the big help-volunteering- help out volunteering initiative. - help out volunteering initiative. t:3 help out volunteering - initiative. .very exciting, initiative. it's very exciting, isn't it? part of the final isn't it? it's part of the final day of the coronation weekend. as royals and seeing. oh, there she is. look, you know what? she's amazing and she's the hardest working royal. and she had a strategically placed feather yesterday . well, she feather yesterday. well, she did, yeah. or was it i mean, was that just was that just an accident? you know, the best one of the best quotes from the

whole though, emily, whole weekend, though, emily, was was asked about how was when she was asked about how what part she was going to play in coach back after the in the coach trip back after the actual ceremony in the abbey. and she goes, just going to and she goes, i'm just going to ride horse . it sorts out any ride the horse. it sorts out any frock problems. and i just thought was so thought that was just so princess and there's no airs or graces or anything, is there? that's lovely. just seen that's lovely. i've just seen a tweet— that's lovely. i've just seen a tweet actually— that's lovely. i've just seen a tweet actually from a from a eenetn— tweet actually from a from a certain commentator who said tweet actually from a from a certeit'szommentator who said tweet actually from a from a certiit's:orbitentator who said tweet actually from a from a certiit's:orbit much r who said tweet actually from a from a certiit's:orbit much forho said tweet actually from a from a certiit's:orbit much for the aid that it's a bit much for the ttng— that it's a bit much for the ttng atten— that it's a bit much for the king after the— that it's a bit much for the king after the £250 million tntt-e— king after the £250 million tntt-e teen— king after the £250 million that's been spent on the coronation— that's been spent on the coronation to— that's been spent on the coronation to ask people to wetwnteet— coronation to ask people to volunteer-free. - coronation to ask people to volunteer free. hold a volunteer for free. hold on. a ntnwte. — volunteer for free. hold on. a minute. maybe— volunteer for free. hold on. a minute. maybe we- volunteer for free. hold on. a minute. volunteer for free. hold on. a- minute. maybe we want to i mean, this is we're talking about, you know, the big help out here. right. okay it's a charity initiative. there's loads of really good charities taking part in it. millions of us are going to join in. and it's not just princess anne. other politicians are taking part in volunteering events as part of the event. it's not the bank holiday event. it's not mandatory. no, you don't have to do it, by the way. and it's a nice thing you can do it in your local area and it's if you want to join in by the way, it's

called the big help out. and it's online and there's an app you can download as well to see exactly how you can get involved. prepared. i have involved. come prepared. ihave i my research. going to i done my research. i'm going to go and do my bit now. of course, last night go and do my bit now. of course, teet ntgnt wee— go and do my bit now. of course, last night was the— git c of course, last night was the coronation eeneen — last night was the coronation concert. _take- last night was the coronation| concert. _take that concert. katie perry take that ttenet— concert. katie perry take that lionel richie— concert. katie perry take that lionel richie -to- concert. katie perry take that lionel richie to the stage concert. katie perry take that liccelebratee to the stage concert. katie perry take that liccelebrate the to the stage concert. katie perry take that liccelebrate the kingthe stage concert. katie perry take that liccelebrate the king anditage concert. katie perry take that liccelebrate the king and hise to celebrate the king and his cetenetten.— to celebrate the king and his coronation. so— to celebrate the king and his coronation. so joining us on the new— coronation. so joining us on the enew new— coronation. so joining us on the enew te— coronation. so joining us on the show now is royal— coronation. so joining us on the show now is royal commentator ttenett— show now is royal commentator richard—richard,. richard fitzwilliams. richard, tnent— richard fitzwilliams. richard, tnent-tetntng- richard fitzwilliams. richard, thank joining us on to thank you for joining us on to we— thank you for joining us on to tne-se— thank you for joining us on to tne-se tne— thank you for joining us on to the so the coronation the point. so the coronation we've-talking- the point. so the coronation we've talking about we've just been talking about it. we've just been talking about t. _teen— we've just been talking about it. _been talking- we've just been talking about it. been talking about the it. we've been talking about the eeneen — it. we've been talking about the eeneen _ttt— it. we've been talking about the concert.-did-make- it. we've been talking about the concert. did make of concert. what did you make of it? concert. what did you make of tte-etnte— concert. what did you make of it?-strike the— concert. what did you make of it?-strike the right- concert. what did you make of it? strike the right note it? did it strike the right note 7 it? did it strike the right note e owetett— it? did it strike the right note e owetett .— it? did it strike the right note e owetett. t— it? did it strike the right note ? overall , i think- it? did it strike the right note ? overall , i think it's- ? overall, i think it's definitely struck the right note in every sense. i mean , last in every sense. i mean, last ntgtt— in every sense. i mean, last ntgnt, wen— in every sense. i mean, last night, you could— in every sense. i mean, last night, you could see- " ”g i mean, last night, you could see prince wtttten-e— night, you could see prince william's tribute to his father ent— william's tribute to his father ent etee— william's tribute to his father ent etee verve— william's tribute to his father and also very, very touching memories of— and also very, very touching memories of the— and also very, very touching memories of the late queen. you eewtt— memories of the late queen. you eewtt see— memories of the late queen. you eewtt tne— memories of the late queen. you could see the bond— memories of the late queen. you could see the bond between them, wnen— could see the bond between them, wnten wee— could see the bond between them, wnten ee— could see the bond between them, which was so well— could see the bond between them, which was so well established. i felt ,— which was so well established. i tett , tw— which was so well established. i tett , by we— which was so well established. i felt , by the looks— which was so well established. i felt, by the looks and which was so well established. i felt , by the looks and not which was so well established. i felt, by the looks and not only wnet— felt, by the looks and not only wnet ene— felt, by the looks and not only wnet eew— felt, by the looks and not only what one saw on— felt, by the looks and not only what one saw on the television , what one saw on the television, tet— what one saw on the television, tut etee— what one saw on the television, tut etee tne — what one saw on the television,

but also the photographs from the but also the photographs from tne etnet— but also the photographs from the other side.— but also the photographs from the other side. when william pett— the other side. when william paid nenege— the other side. when william paid nenege te— the other side. when william paid homage to king charles in the paid homage to king charles in tne attew— paid homage to king charles in tne attew ent— paid homage to king charles in the abbey and it— paid homage to king charles in the abbey and it was a very, very— the abbey and it was a very, very tewentng— the abbey and it was a very, very touching moment. the relationship— very touching moment. the relationship between the two of ten — relationship between the two of ten te— relationship between the two of ten te ee— relationship between the two of them is so pivotal— relationship between the two of them is so pivotal to the future of them is so pivotal to the future et tne— them is so pivotal to the future of the monarchy— them is so pivotal to the future of the monarchy ,— them is so pivotal to the future of the monarchy , obviously. and of the monarchy, obviously. and it of the monarchy, obviously. and tt eeene— of the monarchy, obviously. and tt te— of the monarchy, obviously. and it seems to me— of the monarchy, obviously. and it seems to me it's— of the monarchy, obviously. and it seems to me it's in an extraordinarily- it seems to me it's in an extraordinarily good place . extraordinarily good place. tnete-e— extraordinarily good place. tnete-e ne— extraordinarily good place. there's no doubt at all that event,— there's no doubt at all that event wen— there's no doubt at all that overall, you mentioned well, i tne— overall, you mentioned well, i mean, the mixture of the pegeentw— mean, the mixture of the eegeentw ent- mean, the mixture of the pageantry and the spectacle and newng— pageantry and the spectacle and moving moments— pageantry and the spectacle and moving moments is fantastic. antnteeetegw— moving moments is fantastic. antntepetegw t— moving moments is fantastic. anthropology i mean, i thought tnet— anthropology i mean, i thought we we— anthropology i mean, i thought that the princess— anthropology i mean, i thought that the princess of wales's ewtttt— that the princess of wales's ewtttt tn— that the princess of wales's outfit in the— that the princess of wales's outfit in the abbey, i could netttw— outfit in the abbey, i could netttw tene— outfit in the abbey, i could hardly take my— outfit in the abbey, i could hardly take my eyes off. i have to hardly take my eyes off. i have te te— hardly take my eyes off. i have te te ttent. — hardly take my eyes off. i have te te ttent. t— hardly take my eyes off. i have to be frank. i mean, the alexander— to be frank. i mean, the alexander mcqueen, ivory dress, tnet— alexander mcqueen, ivory dress, we we— alexander mcqueen, ivory dress, that was perfection . and that that was perfection. and that tenet— that was perfection. and that floral headpiece— that was perfection. and that floral headpiece was so exgwtette. — floral headpiece was so exquisite. it— floral headpiece was so exquisite. it really was beautiful— exquisite. it really was beautiful .— exquisite. it really was beautiful . so one sees the beautiful. so one sees the nnnee— beautiful. so one sees the ennee ent— beautiful. so one sees the prince and princess of wales eeetttentng— prince and princess of wales positioning themselves, which, positioning them selves, which, of positioning themselves, which,

of course, they— positioning themselves, which, of course, they always have as we— of course, they always have as tne went-e— of course, they always have as the world's most— of course, they always have as the world's most glamorous royal eewete— the world's most glamorous royal couplet ent— the world's most glamorous royal couple, and also— the world's most glamorous royal couple, and also ,— the world's most glamorous royal couple, and also , of course, couple, and also, of course, ttng— couple, and also, of course, ttng ent— couple, and also, of course, king and queen— couple, and also, of course, king and queen in waiting . couple, and also, of course, king and queen in waiting. but a nenetette— king and queen in waiting. but a memorable occasion when king cnettee— memorable occasion when king cnettee ent— memorable occasion when king charles and queen camilla eeeeetet— charles and queen camilla eeeeetet en— charles and queen camilla appeared on the balcony of nwettngnen — appeared on the balcony of buckingham palace. and, of course , you had— buckingham palace. and, of course , you had apparently the course, you had apparently the eettnetee— course, you had apparently the eettnetee et— course, you had apparently the estimates of 2— course, you had apparently the estimates of 2 million people, teentte— estimates of 2 million people, teeette tnet— estimates of 2 million people, despite that frightful weather in despite that frightful weather tn tenten— despite that frightful weather in london. richard, ijust despite that frightful weather in london. richard, i just going teet— in london. richard, i just going teet te— in london. richard, i just going teet te tne— in london. richard, i just going back to the concert last night, tnete-e— back to the concert last night, tnete-e t—t— back to the concert last night, there's1—1thing_ back to the concert last night, there's 1—1 thing that did make me twent— there's 1—1 thing that did make me gwew . — there's 1—1 thing that did make me gwew . wnet— there's 1—1 thing that did make me query . cc g me query. what william is saying is an incredibly emotive speech. and he really has matured into his role now. and, you know, he did say , i know she's up there did say, i know she's up there talking about the late queen, fondly keeping an eye on us. she would be a proud mother for pa. we are all so proud of you. now, richard, why does he always mention obviously she was the queen? i appreciate that. but why was there no mention of prince ? well i think that prince philip? well i think that in a speech for example, you could query why there was no mention of queen camilla. i

think he wanted to keep it teeeenettw— think he wanted to keep it reasonably short. i think also tegetttng— reasonably short. i think also regarding prince— reasonably short. i think also regarding prince philip, i mean, in regarding prince philip, i mean, tn tne— regarding prince philip, i mean, tn tne eewtee— regarding prince philip, i mean, in the service ,— regarding prince philip, i mean, in the service , yes, there was in the service, yes, there was we— in the service, yes, there was tne treet— in the service, yes, there was the greek orthodox aukus music and the greek orthodox aukus music ent etee— the greek orthodox aukus music ent etee tne— the greek orthodox aukus music and also the holy— the greek orthodox aukus music and also the holy oil which had teen— and also the holy oil which had been consecrated— and also the holy oil which had been consecrated and came to the ttewnt— been consecrated and came to the ttewnt et— been consecrated and came to the mount of olives— been consecrated and came to the mount of olives reference tntttt-e— mount of olives reference philip's mother, princess alice, is philip's mother, princess alice, te tenet— philip's mother, princess alice, te tenet .— philip's mother, princess alice, te tenet . t— philip's mother, princess alice, is buried . i mean,— philip's mother, princess alice, is buried . i mean, those were is buried. i mean, those were tntwtee— is buried. i mean, those were tntwtee ee— is buried. i mean, those were tributes so far— is buried. i mean, those were tributes so far as— is buried. i mean, those were tributes so far as william's eneeen— tributes so far as william's eeeeen wee— tributes so far as william's speech was concerned. yes, i eweteee— speech was concerned. yes, i eweeeee wet— speech was concerned. yes, i suppose you could argue he could newe— suppose you could argue he could newe nett— suppose you could argue he could have paid tribute— suppose you could argue he could have paid tribute to— suppose you could argue he could have paid tribute to more ttgwee— have paid tribute to more ttgwee tet— have paid tribute to more figures, but essentially to teete— figures, but essentially to teewe en— figures, but essentially to focus on the— figures, but essentially to focus on the queen, to focus on we— focus on the queen, to focus on tne eng— focus on the queen, to focus on tne ttng, te— focus on the queen, to focus on the king, to also— focus on the queen, to focus on the king, to also focus. and we— the king, to also focus. and this continues— the king, to also focus. and this continues the archbishop of centettww-e— this continues the archbishop of canterbury's theme in his sermon, the— canterbury's theme in his sermon, the first sermon given at sermon, the first sermon given et tne— sermon, the first sermon given at the coronation— sermon, the first sermon given at the coronation since 1911 of eewtee— at the coronation since 1911 of eewtee .— at the coronation since 1911 of eewtee . s— at the coronation since 1911 of eewtee . s on— at the coronation since 1911 of service . s oh, terribly sorry to service. s oh, terribly sorry to tntenwtt— service. s oh, terribly sorry to tntenwetwew. — service. s oh, terribly sorry to interrupt you. i— service. s oh, terribly sorry to interrupt you. "ct: service. s oh, terribly sorry to interrupt you. : ”cl interrupt you. i wanted we're going to be discussing the big help out today. that's what's happening . what was it, happening. what was it, 6 million people have signed up to

volunteer around the country, which is quite extraordinary . so which is quite extraordinary. so is this something that has happened before? is this a modern twist? it well , i mean, modern twist? it well, i mean, always on these occasions, the community spirit has been very , community spirit has been very, very, very significant. and there have been a- ttig ttig tag“ ti? and there have been a variety ttig ttig gig“ i?“ and there have been a variety of entettnee— there have been a variety of enterprise prizes— there have been a variety of enterprise prizes to encourage ttte— enterprise prizes to encourage tnte. net— enterprise prizes to encourage tnte. but we— enterprise prizes to encourage this. but the specific help out day,— this. but the specific help out tew t— this. but the specific help out tew t neen— this. but the specific help out day, i mean, this— this. but the specific help out day, i mean, this is , as far as day, i mean, this is, as far as i day, i mean, this is, as far as t knew,— day, i mean, this is, as far as t tnew, pretty— day, i mean, this is, as far as i know, pretty unique because we had i know, pretty unique because we net tne— i know, pretty unique because we net tne ttg— i know, pretty unique because we had the big lunch— i know, pretty unique because we had the big lunch yesterday, as you eew— had the big lunch yesterday, as you say, followed— had the big lunch yesterday, as you say, followed by the centen— you say, followed by the concert, which - you say, followed by the concert, which i thought was ten— concert, which i thought was very spectacular,— concert, which i thought was very spectacular, especially wnen— very spectacular, especially wnen tne — very spectacular, especially wnen tne ttg— very spectacular, especially when the big acts got going. ttenet— when the big acts got going. lionel richie— when the big acts got going. lionel richie absolutely. katy netw— lionel richie absolutely. katy tent ene— lionel richie absolutely. katy tetw et— lionel richie absolutely. katy tent et nt— lionel richie absolutely. katy perry one of my favourite guests ewtttt— perry one of my favourite guests ewtttt et— perry one of my favourite guests ewtttt et tne— perry one of my favourite guests outfit at the abbey, looking eteetwtett— outfit at the abbey, looking eteetwtett ,— outfit at the abbey, looking absolutely , absolutely fabulous. absolutely, absolutely fabulous. yes absolutely, absolutely fabulous. wee tnet— absolutely, absolutely fabulous. yes that worked— absolutely, absolutely fabulous. yes that worked a— absolutely, absolutely fabulous. yes that worked a lot with miss piggy— yes that worked a lot with miss piggy and_ yes that worked a lot with miss ttggt ent tetntt— yes that worked a lot with miss piggy and kermit versus paddington_ piggy and kermit versus paddington and give me paddington_ paddington and give me paddington every day. but yes, vee- — paddington every day. but yes, vee- t— paddington every day. but yes, vee- t tntnt— paddington every day. but yes, yes. i think it's— paddington every day. but yes, yes. i think it's very, very etgnttteent— yes. i think it's very, very significant that- yes. i think it's very, very significant that they've taken a wnete — significant that they've taken a wnete tet— significant that they've taken a wnete tet ent— significant that they've taken a whole day and that this has been the whole day and that this has been tne entneete— whole day and that this has been tne entneete .— whole day and that this has been the emphasis . and— whole day and that this has been the emphasis . and as i've been the emphasis. and as i've been eettng,— the emphasis. and as i've been eettng, tt— the emphasis. and as i've been saying, it continues this this tnene— saying, it continues this this tnene et— saying, it continues this this

theme of service. king charles eettng,— theme of service. king charles eettng, t— theme of service. king charles eettng, t eenne— theme of service. king charles saying, i come to— theme of service. king charles saying, i come to not be served, tet— saying, i come to not be served, tet te— saying, i come to not be served, tet te eewe— saying, i come to not be served, but to serve the— saying, i come to not be served, but to serve the archbishop of centettwtt— but to serve the archbishop of canterbury talking about eewtee— canterbury talking about service. william reiterate the eeeeg vent,— service. william reiterate the message. very, very significant at message. very, very significant et tne— message. very, very significant et tne ttne— message. very, very significant at the time for— message. very, very significant at the time for the monarchy wnen— at the time for the monarchy wnen tnete— at the time for the monarchy when there are— at the time for the monarchy when there are all sorts of pete— when there are all sorts of eette ent— when there are all sorts of polls and all— when there are all sorts of polls and all sorts of questions ent— polls and all sorts of questions ent ett— polls and all sorts of questions ent ett eette— polls and all sorts of questions and all sorts of— polls and all sorts of questions and all sorts of question marks. net— and all sorts of question marks. net tnete-e— and all sorts of question marks. net tnete-e ne— and all sorts of question marks. but there's no doubt the overwhelming majority of the nntten— overwhelming majority of the nntten eeeete— overwhelming majority of the british people back it. and look at british people back it. and look et tne— british people back it. and look et tne wet— british people back it. and look et tne wet tne— british people back it. and look at the way the world tuned in. 90 at the way the world tuned in. to neete— at the way the world tuned in. to neete et— at the way the world tuned in. 90 heads of state,— at the way the world tuned in. 90 heads of state, over 200, i tntnt— 90 heads of state, over 200, i tntnt wee— 90 heads of state, over 200, i think was 203— 90 heads of state, over 200, i think was 203 countries represented— think was 203 countries represented talk about soft tee— represented talk about soft pee tnte— represented talk about soft power. this was— represented talk about soft power. this was the ultimate exempte— power. this was the ultimate example comparable to the tween-e— example comparable to the queen's 1953— example comparable to the queen's 1953 coronation. but of queen's1953 coronation. but of tnete— queen's1953 coronation. but of course, there were— queen's1953 coronation. but of course, there were so many course, there were 50 many tttteteneee— course, there were so many differences as— course, there were so many differences as there should have teen— differences as there should have been . — differences as there should have been . wet.— differences as there should have been . well, there— differences as there should have been . well, there you- differences as there should have been . �*ftt�*tiee “tiiti git differences as there should have been. git been. well, there you go. thank you very much indeed. richard fitzwilliam. there royal commentator, giving his take on absolutely everything that's been going on in the last few days. thank you very much. and there's so much it's huge- and there's so much it's huge trying to there's so much it's huge trying te tete— there's so much it's huge trying to take everything— there's so much it's huge trying to take everything in, trying to get teet— to take everything in, trying to get tent neet— to take everything in, trying to get your head around it. and tt-e— get your head around it. and tt-e-getng— get your head around it. and tt-e-getng en— get your head around it. and it's-going on. it- get your head around it. and it's going on. it is bank it's still going on. it is bank netttet— it's still going on. it is bank

holiday monday,— it's still going on. it is bank holiday monday, case you've holiday monday, in case you've tetgetten— holiday monday, in case you've forgotten-can- holiday monday, in case you've forgotten.-can still- holiday monday, in case you've forgotten. can still have forgotten. so you can still have a forgotten. so you can still have e-ttt— forgotten. so you can still have e-tttle— forgotten. so you can still have e-tttle tent.- forgotten. so you can still have e-tttle tettt. t- a little bit of a party. i wentet— a little bit of a party. i wonder what- a little bit of a party. i wonder what everyone doing wonder what everyone is doing for wonder what everyone is doing tet—wete- wonder what everyone is doing tet—wete getngi wonder what everyone is doing. for—we're going to for volunteering. we're going to find as we've find out, aren't we, as we've been discussing, the big help out day to day to encourage out day to day is to encourage people to get volunteering in their communities. that's their local communities. that's right. east their local communities. that's right.-east midlands.l right. and our east midlands. tetenet— right. and our east midlands. reporter-hollis- right. and our east midlands. reporter hollis jerry reporter will hollis is at jerry eteen— reporter will hollis is at jerry eteen teg— reporter will hollis is at jerry eteen deg-tn- reporter will hollis is at jerry green dog in north green dog rescue in north lincolnshire_ green dog rescue in north lincolnshire for— green dog rescue in north lincolnshire for this lincolnshire for us this netntng. — lincolnshire for us this morning. we're morning. good morning. we're nene— morning. good morning. we're nee—went- here in broughton in north lincolnshire is the lincolnshire because it is the big out. it's the day when big help out. it's the day when volunteers from the volunteers from across the country are to be coming country are going to be coming together of the together in celebration of the newly king and queen. newly crowned king and queen. but probably thinking, but you're probably thinking, will, why are you standing in the a field? well, the middle of a field? well, it's not for reason. it's it's not for any reason. it's really because these guys. really because of these guys. we've emma and sabra from we've got emma and sabra from jerry green dog rescue. you guys are getting involved in the big help out . just explain to me help out. just explain to me what is jerry green rescue what is jerry green dog rescue and that you're and why is it that you're involved in the big help out? jerry green dog rescue is a dog rescue centre that— jerry green dog rescue is a dog rescue centre that covers the wnete — rescue centre that covers the whole lincolnshire and whole of the lincolnshire and wetttngnen— whole of the lincolnshire and nottingham-so- whole of the lincolnshire and nottingham so we've got nottingham area. so we've got tent— nottingham area. so we've got tent-tetet. - nottingham area. so we've got four-total. we're. four centres in total. we're teet— four centres in total. we're teet et— four centres in total. we're busy at moment. there's lots busy at the moment. there's lots of dogs needing help. on of dogs needing help. so on a day when we're

day like today when we're celebrating the weekend of the king's coronation, this volunteer to help campaign volunteer to help out campaign has amazingly helpful for has been amazingly helpful for us. sabra, you're one us. fantastic sabra, you're one of us. fantastic sabra, you're one et tne— us. fantastic sabra, you're one et tne eeeete— us. fantastic sabra, you're one of the people that— i5 ti. sabra, you're one of the people that actually teete— of the people that actually looks after— of the people that actually looks after these dogs when they eenelent— looks after these dogs when they eenelent tnet— looks after these dogs when they come and they need home. come in and they need a home. vette— come in and they need a home. wente tne— come in and they need a home. wente tne ge— come in and they need a home. you're the go between. tell me etewt— you're the go between. tell me etewt-tew— you're the go between. tell me etewt-tewlee- you're the go between. tell me etewt-tewlee e- you're the go between. tell me about you as a foster about what you do as a foster eetetltne— about what you do as a foster eetetltne teg— about what you do as a foster carer the dog rescue. carer for the dog rescue. so eetet— carer for the dog rescue. so we're asked to— carer for the dog rescue. so we're asked to look- carer for the dog rescue. so we're asked to look after the dogs on a short term respite care and therefore what they need definitely love and need is definitely love and attention that's what can attention and that's what we can give them. it's generally give them. and it's generally looking after them, feeding them sometimes we need to go to the vets to give them a check up and medication is given as well . but medication is given as well. but it's just that love and attention that they need lots of cuddles on the settee and also we can monitor how they're doing . you know, to let the centre know because then they can then help with going forward with adopting them. we can see what the adopting them. we can see what tne tege— adopting them. we can see what tne tege get— adopting them. we can see what tne tege get ent— adopting them. we can see what the dogs get out of— adopting them. we can see what the dogs get out of it,— : “t; we can see what the dogs get out of it, but what do the dogs get out of it, but what te ten— the dogs get out of it, but what te ten get— the dogs get out of it, but what te ten get ent— the dogs get out of it, but what do you get out of— the dogs get out of it, but what do you get out of it as a volunteer? _ do you get out of it as a volunteer? �*ftt�*tiee c5 g volunteer? well, for us it's a compromise. we've had dogs all our lives. our second one was

from jerry green's itself . so from jerry green's itself. so i am a great believer in the cause. and to me, it's just about making sure that these dogs end up here through no fault of their own whatsoever, and therefore, i feel that i play and therefore, i feel that i play a part in making sure that they go into their forever home. today is a big day about volunteering— today is a big day about volunteering for people, but _tne - volunteering for people, but we've—the maini volunteering for people, but- we've_the main event. we've missed off the main event. wne— we've missed off the main event. who-wete— we've missed off the main event. who-we've actually- who is it that we've actually got here at jerry green dog rescue today? today we have tett. — rescue today? today we have tett. .te— rescue today? today we have tett-te tett. — rescue today? today we have toby.-is toby. he's- rescue today? today we have toby.-is toby. he's11- toby. this is toby. he's 11 teete— toby. this is toby. he's 11 teete ett— toby. this is toby. he's 11 years old-he's- toby. this is toby. he's 11 years old he's looking for years old and he's looking for a nene— years old and he's looking for a new home with— years old and he's looking for a new home with his— years old and he's looking for a new home with his daughter, wne-e— new home with his daughter, wne-e nenet. — new home with his daughter, who's honey. eight who's honey. and she's eight teete— who's honey. and she's eight teete ett. — who's honey. and she's eight years old. and— who's honey. and she's eight years old. ' “t: who's honey. and she's eight years old. “t: who's honey. and she's eight years old. ' “ti t?”ti years old. and then what are these personalities like for these personalities like for these two? if somebody is thinking of maybe they need a pair of dogs, what kind of dogs are they getting ? they are just are they getting? they are just full are they getting? they are just twtt et— are they getting? they are just full of beans. _ are they getting? they are just full of beans. i— are they getting? they are just full of beans. i mean,- ?”ti at?“ “if they are just full of beans. i mean, obviously tnet-te— full of beans. i mean, obviously tnet-te ettgnttt— full of beans. i mean, obviously they're slightly older dogs, but as they're slightly older dogs, but ee tet— they're slightly older dogs, but as you can see,— they're slightly older dogs, but as you can see, that certainly they're slightly older dogs, but as you tseem e, that certainly they're slightly older dogs, but as you tseem to that certainly they're slightly older dogs, but as you tseem to affectzrtainly they're slightly older dogs, but as you tseem to affect themy they're slightly older dogs, but as you tseem to affect them in doesn't seem to affect them in the doesn't seem to affect them in tne ettgnteet. — doesn't seem to affect them in the slightest-very- the slightest. honey's very neen— the slightest. honey's very much,ithink,_ the slightest. honey's very much, think, charge of the much, i think, in charge of the tetettenettn— much, i think, in charge of the relationship-the- much, i think, in charge of the relationship. the bossy relationship. she's the bossy ene-tne— relationship. she's the bossy ene-tne eett- relationship. she's the bossy one _the pair and. relationship. she's the bossy one the pair and he's one of the of the pair and he's teet— one of the of the pair and he's twet net— one of the of the pair and he's twet net tnet— one of the of the pair and he's just not that well,— one of the of the pair and he's just not that well, it's a tenteette— just not that well, it's a fantastic place to be, a tenteette— fantastic place to be, a fantastic place to be, a fantastic place to be doing volunteering. _ fantastic place to be doing volunteering. i-

fantastic place to be doing volunteering. i volunteering. i have actually interrupted your morning walking session, so i'll let you guys carry on. but we're here at jerry green's dog rescue in lincolnshire here all morning. and these are only a couple of the dogs that they're looking after lincolnshire. oh, after here in lincolnshire. oh, i think that was “tiiti “ i“ ”c: oh, i think that was absolutely tewett— i think that was absolutely tewett .— i think that was absolutely tewett . net,— i think that was absolutely lovely . but, you know, i mean, lovely. but, you know, i mean, we— lovely. but, you know, i mean, tne entnete— lovely. but, you know, i mean, the animals did— lovely. but, you know, i mean, the animals did well during the cetenetten— the animals did well during the coronation in— the animals did well during the coronation in particular as wett— coronation in particular as wet, tttn-t— coronation in particular as well, didn't they? i mean, those neeee— well, didn't they? i mean, those horses were amazing. but if you do horses were amazing. but if you te went— horses were amazing. but if you do want-involved,- horses were amazing. but if you do want involved, it's do want to get involved, it's net— do want to get involved, it's not-animals.- do want to get involved, it's not animals. they are sort not just animals. they are sort of not just animals. they are sort et-ettet— not just animals. they are sort of-older people. - not just animals. they are sort of older people. health and of like older people. health and eeetet— of like older people. health and eeetet-tew— of like older people. health and eeetet-tew een- of like older people. health and social you can really social care. so you can really get— social care. so you can really get tnwetwet— social care. so you can really get involved in— social care. so you can really get involved in your local area. so get involved in your local area. s0-90— get involved in your local area. se-ge te— get involved in your local area. se-ge te e— get involved in your local area. se-ge te e ttt— get involved in your local area. so-go to a bit of- get involved in your local area. so go to a bit of sports, so just go to a bit of sports, ene— so just go to a bit of sports, ene ent— so just go to a bit of sports, arts and culture— so just go to a bit of sports, arts and culture might. t/ti5 arts and culture might. yes, ntgtt—etteetl arts and culture might. yes, might—street, but arts and culture might. yes, might street, but you might be up your street, but you know, an epidemic, know, there's an epidemic, almost a pandemic of loneliness. now so if you now around the world. so if you do now around the world. so if you te knew— now around the world. so if you do know elderly— now around the world. so if you do know elderly people in your wne— do know elderly people in your area who might— do know elderly people in your area who might have been a bit tenett— area who might have been a bit tenett ,— area who might have been a bit tenett , tet-te— area who might have been a bit tenett , ten-re nt— area who might have been a bit lonely , you're my only friend, lonely, you're my only friend, tewn— lonely, you're my only friend, tewn-t-n— lonely, you're my only friend, dawn.-i'm not- lonely, you're my only friend, dawn. i'm not that old. dawn. i know i'm not that old. tnttt— dawn. i know i'm not that old. tnttt tnent— dawn. i know i'm not that old. emily thank much. but, emily thank you very much. but, you-you— emily thank you very much. but, tet-tet een— emily thank you very much. but, you you can volunteer. you know, you can volunteer. you cen-ge— you know, you can volunteer. you een-ge-nete- can really go and make a difference. _ can really go and make a difference. and- can really go and make a difference. and i think people entttng— difference. and i think people entetng et— difference. and i think people entetng et-ete— difference. and i think people sniping at are great, sniping at this are not great, is sniping at this are not great, te ttt — sniping at this are not great, te ttt we— sniping at this are not great, te ttt we .— sniping at this are not great, is it? no . there's-ofl is it? no. there's a lot of miseries out there. let's be the sunshine. yes, absolutely right.

as sunshine. yes, absolutely right. aeitett— sunshine. yes, absolutely right. aeitett-twte- sunshine. yes, absolutely right. aeitett-twte .- sunshine. yes, absolutely right. as.talk-pubs . right.i as we talk about pubs. right. ett— as we talk about pubs. right. stu-tene— as we talk about pubs. right. still-come, pubs- as we talk about pubs. right. still come, pubs across still to come, pubs across the uk still to come, pubs across the wt wee— still to come, pubs across the uk were expecting to see a 120 ntttten— uk were expecting to see a 120 million boost— uk were expecting to see a 120 million boost in— uk were expecting to see a 120 million boost in sales due to we— million boost in sales due to the coronation— million boost in sales due to the coronation but how much help did the coronation but how much help ttt tnet— the coronation but how much help did they actually— the coronation but how much help did they actually receive? find out did they actually receive? find ewt tn— did they actually receive? find eet tn teet— did they actually receive? find eet tn twet e— did they actually receive? find out in just a moment. this is

news radio. good morning. welcome back and happy bank. netttet— welcome back and happy bank. holiday monday. _ welcome back and happy bank. holiday monday. coronation bank netttet— holiday monday. coronation bank netttet ttentet— holiday monday. coronation bank holiday monday and ve day as wet— holiday monday and ve day as wet .— holiday monday and ve day as wet . tt— holiday monday and ve day as wet . tt te. — holiday monday and ve day as well. it is. it's— holiday monday and ve day as well. it is. it's11_ holiday monday and ve day as well . it is. it's 11 2022 even. well. it is. it's 11 2022 even. ant— well. it is. it's 11 2022 even. ant tente— well. it is. it's 11 2022 even. and you're with— well. it is. it's 11 2022 even. and you're with dawn neesom and tnttt— and you're with dawn neesom and tnttt tenet— and you're with dawn neesom and emily carver here— and you're with dawn neesom and emily carver here on gb news. ant— emily carver here on gb news. ant tnte— emily carver here on gb news. ant tnte te— emily carver here on gb news. and this is to— emily carver here on gb news. and this is to the— emily carver here on gb news. and this is to the point right? wett— and this is to the point right? wett. wete— and this is to the point right? wett. get— and this is to the point right? well, we've got lots— and this is to the point right? well, we've got lots of- and this is to the point right? well, we've got lots of views coming through on this bank houday coming through on this bank holiday monday . coming through on this bank holiday monday. i want to coming through on this bank holiday monday . i want to start holiday monday. i want to start with the debate about bank holidays. now, this was started by mick booker who works here. and we probably don't after this morning. he wrote a column for the gb news website, which you can check out online. and he argued that a bank holiday monday is not a good start to the new king's reign and that we shouldn't had or we

shouldn't have had it or we shouldn't have had it or we should be back to the grind should all be back to the grind . lynn from says she . and lynn from york says she disagrees somewhat as this is a special yes, it should special occasion. yes, it should be a holiday. but she says be a bank holiday. but she says only for those who are monarchists . it's the not my monarchists. it's the not my king. protesters should be made to go to work. otherwise they are just a bunch of hypocrites. well, yes. you can't. they don't want to volunteer either. apparently according to one journalist, no , it was. look, we journalist, no, it was. look, we hope.i journalist, no, it was. look, we hope- t nene— journalist, no, it was. look, we hope. i hope you're— e look, we hope. i hope you're having a tewett— hope. i hope you're having a tewett tent— hope. i hope you're having a lovely bank holiday. no matter wnet— lovely bank holiday. no matter wnet tent— lovely bank holiday. no matter what your political opinion is on what your political opinion is en te— what your political opinion is on the whole— what your political opinion is on the whole weekend. and the cetenetten— on the whole weekend. and the coronation, it— on the whole weekend. and the coronation, it is— on the whole weekend. and the coronation, it is a— on the whole weekend. and the coronation, it is a bank netttet— coronation, it is a bank netttet. tt— coronation, it is a bank holiday. if you've got the opportunity _ holiday. if you've got the opportunity to- holiday. if you've got the opportunity to have time opportunity to have a nice time wttn—tew- with your friends and your tenttt— with your friends and your family-those- with your friends and your family those you love, then family and those you love, then tent— family and those you love, then tent teg— family and those you love, then tent teg tnen— family and those you love, then tent teg tnen ge— family and those you love, then your dog then go for it. yeah, i ute— your dog then go for it. yeah, i ttte tnte— your dog then go for it. yeah, i like this one— your dog then go for it. yeah, i like this one though. this is tten — like this one though. this is one from mark.— like this one though. this is one from mark. good morning, went.— one from mark. good morning, wett- t— one from mark. good morning, mark. i appreciate— one from mark. good morning, mark. i appreciate the sense of nwnnew— mark. i appreciate the sense ofi nnnew—te mark. i appreciate the sense ofi nnnett—te mark. i appreciate the sense of huma cauliflower to mark. i appreciate the sense of huma cauliflower this to mark. i appreciate the sense of huma cauliflower this morning buy a cauliflower this morning at buy a cauliflower this morning et-ent— buy a cauliflower this morning et-ent tnet— buy a cauliflower this morning at and they refused to at tesco and they refused to eett— at tesco and they refused to eett ne— at tesco and they refused to eett ne ene— at tesco and they refused to sell me one. a— at tesco and they refused to sell me one. a apparently it's a tent— sell me one. a apparently it's a tent netttet— sell me one. a apparently it's a tent netttet. — sell me one. a apparently it's a bank holiday. oh,— sell me one. a apparently it's a bank holiday . o“ 3: bank holiday. oh, very good, very good. know , i read that very good. you know, i read that actually, it's on this piece of paper i didn't get it. so paper and i didn't get it. so i'm glad you read it out because now penny dropped. and

now the penny has dropped. and i do understand on gps, which is it's delivery. emily, do understand on gps, which is it's delivery . emily, the it's in the delivery. emily, the tettwett— it's in the delivery. emily, the tettwett en— it's in the delivery. emily, the delivery on gps,— it's in the delivery. emily, the delivery on gps,-is- it's in the delivery. emily, the delivery on gps,-is onei it's in the delivery. emily, the. delivery on gps,-is one of delivery on gps, which is one of the delivery on gps, which is one of tne tetttteet— delivery on gps, which is one of the political-today,- the political stories of today, we— the political stories of today, this-overhaul- the political stories of today, this-overhaul of- the political stories of today, this overhaul of the system this new overhaul of the system to this new overhaul of the system te mete— this new overhaul of the system te nete enentng— this new overhaul of the system to make phoning making to make phoning and making eeeetntnente— to make phoning and making appointments “ to make phoning and making- appointments- helen says, appointments easier. helen says, our surgery says don't our surgery says they don't answer phone if there are answer the phone if there are people waiting at the reception desk, they priority. desk, they are the priority. this means able bodied and this means the able bodied and well the well are okay, while the disabled sick get ignored. disabled and sick get ignored. more phone fiddling won't fix this type of bureaucratic lunacy . you know, one time i was at my local few years ago and an local gp a few years ago and an elderly man came in very elderly. he must have been in his 80s or even 90s and he came in and he was just turned away and told to phone at 8 am. the next day, turned away . i next day, turned away. i darryl's made a very next day, turned away. i- darryl's made a very interesting tetnt— darryl's made a very interesting eetnt nete. — darryl's made a very interesting point here. good— darryl's made a very interesting point here. good morning darryl . nte— point here. good morning darryl . nte ewgett— point here. good morning darryl . his surgery already has that eteten — . his surgery already has that eteten te— . his surgery already has that system is saying— . his surgery already has that system is saying and they called me teet— system is saying and they called me back three— system is saying and they called me back three hours laterjust me back three hours later just to me back three hours laterjust te tett— me back three hours laterjust te tett ne— me back three hours laterjust to tell me there— me back three hours laterjust to tell me there wasn't any eeeetntnente— to tell me there wasn't any appointments. right. i last saw my gp_ appointments. right. i last saw nt et nene— appointments. right. i last saw my gp more than— appointments. right. i last saw my gp more than five years ago ent— my gp more than five years ago ent new— my gp more than five years ago ent ttt— my gp more than five years ago and now buy antibiotics when i'm etteet— and now buy antibiotics when i'm etteet ent—

and now buy antibiotics when i'm abroad and self— and now buy antibiotics when i'm abroad and self it— and now buy antibiotics when i'm abroad and self it myself. this tnene— abroad and self it myself. this phone eteten— abroad and self it myself. this phone system is— abroad and self it myself. this phone system is like lipstick on a pig— phone system is like lipstick on e pig ttt. — phone system is like lipstick on e pig ttt. wett— phone system is like lipstick on a pig erg. well, our- phone system is like lipstick on a pig erg. �*ftt�*tiii g a pig erg. well, our regular viewers will know. i think we need a bit of a root and branch reform, but perhaps that's that's a wishful thinking . that's a wishful thinking. perhaps. i think we'll continue with this. continue pumping in more and more money with these various schemes and hope for the best. ithink various schemes and hope for the best. i think you made the right tent— best. i think you made the right point eetttet— best. i think you made the right point earlier on,— i think you made the right point earlier on, though, emily, is point earlier on, though, emily, te tne— point earlier on, though, emily, te tne teet— point earlier on, though, emily, is the fact that— point earlier on, though, emily, is the fact that it's how the nenet— is the fact that it's how the nenet te— is the fact that it's how the money is spent.— is the fact that it's how the money is spent. it's not the ennent— money is spent. it's not the enent et— money is spent. it's not the amount of money you pump into it. amount of money you pump into tt. tt-e— amount of money you pump into t. we new— amount of money you pump into it. it's how that— amount of money you pump into it. it's how that money is etent. — it. it's how that money is eeent. .tew- it. it's how that money is spent. you know, the it. it's how that money is- spent.-you know, the bottom spent. and you know, the bottom ttne— spent. and you know, the bottom ttne te— spent. and you know, the bottom ttne te we— spent. and you know, the bottom line is we need— spent. and you know, the bottom line is we need more gps. �*ftt�*ti titit line is we need more gps. we do neet— line is we need more gps. we do neet ete— line is we need more gps. we do need more gps. so— line is we need more gps. we do need more gps. so if you're sitting at home and you want a career change, why you career change, why not, you know, be a gp? know, train to be a gp? apparently we need more more of them. ten years or so, them. just ten years or so, eeeetttt— them. just ten years or so, eeeetttt ee— them. just ten years or so, possibly more. if- just ten years or so, possibly more. if want to possibly more. if you want to eeeetettee— possibly more. if you want to specialise-area.- possibly more. if you want to specialise area. but, you specialise in an area. but, you knew.— specialise in an area. but, you knew. nette— specialise in an area. but, you knew. nette t— specialise in an area. but, you know, maybe i should do that. teg.— know, maybe i should do that. ween wett— know, maybe i should do that. yeah, well, actually, yeah. ween. — yeah, well, actually, yeah. ween. _tew- yeah, well, actually, yeah. yeah. your backsides. yeah. get off your backsides. ten-t— yeah. get off your backsides. tent-e— yeah. get off your backsides. tent-e tent- yeah. get off your backsides. don't a bank holiday. don't have a bank holiday. go ent—e— don't have a bank holiday. go ent—e et. - don't have a bank holiday. go and—a gp. well,i and train to be a gp. well, ttete— and train to be a gp. well, ttete tee— and train to be a gp. well, ttete tee ge— and train to be a gp. well, there you go. now moving on. one group that's .probably raising a glass to charles is the glass to king charles is the hospitality industry. well

indeed. don't look at me when you— indeed. don't look at me when ten eet— indeed. don't look at me when you say hospitality.— ii don't look at me when you say hospitality. i've been tetng— you say hospitality. i've been tetng nt— you say hospitality. i've been tetng nt ttt.— you say hospitality. i've been doing my bit. obviously i have te. — doing my bit. obviously i have te. t— doing my bit. obviously i have te. t tet— doing my bit. obviously i have te. t tet e— doing my bit. obviously i have to. i had a nice— doing my bit. obviously i have to. “?ti “ titi doing my bit. obviously i have to. “?ti “ ti.ti tit“ to. i had a nice pimm's on a balcony looking over the river yesterday, which was rather nice one. pimm's one pimm's. one pimm's. lightweight- one. pimm's one pimm's. one. pimm's. lightweight-since pimm's. lightweight right? since the pimm's. lightweight right? since tne-neettt— pimm's. lightweight right? since tne-neettt e- pimm's. lightweight right? since the-nearly a 2000- the pandemic nearly a 2000 neetttet— the pandemic nearly a 2000 hospital hospital businesses newe— hospital hospital businesses have called— hospital hospital businesses have called time , but the have called time, but the coronation— have called time, but the coronation is— have called time, but the coronation is expected to have tettwetet— coronation is expected to have delivered £120 _ coronation is expected to have delivered £120 million boost in eetee— delivered £120 million boost in eetee se— delivered £120 million boost in sales. so joining— delivered £120 million boost in sales. so joining us for more enettete— sales. so joining us for more enettete te— sales. so joining us for more analysis is the— sales. so joining us for more analysis is the ceo of the night ttne— analysis is the ceo of the night time industries,— analysis is the ceo of the night time industries, michael kill. teet— time industries, michael kill. eeet netntng— time industries, michael kill. good morning, michael- time industries, michael kill. good morning, michael .- time industries, michael kill. good morning, michael. good morning, michael . now we see morning, michael. now we see lots of mixed messages on bank holidays. some people say they're bad for the economy because people aren't working. others in the hospitality industry say they're great because people are spending money in pubs in dining, in restaurants, in coffee shops, etcetera, etcetera. how has it been for you? what's your what's your thinking? well, it's been received very well, as you can appreciate, the pubs, restaurants, the broader spectrum of hospitality have done very over the weekend done very well over the weekend and still doing well today

and are still doing well today with having off as with people having today off as well a bank holiday monday. well as a bank holiday monday. so for us, we are without a tenet— so for us, we are without a tewtt getng— so for us, we are without a doubt going to— so for us, we are without a doubt going to see over a ntttten— doubt going to see over a million-sold- doubt going to see over a million sold and it's million pints sold and it's going— million pints sold and it's getng te— million pints sold and it's getng te te— million pints sold and it's getng te be e— million pints sold and it's going to be a real boost for the neeettetttt— going to be a real boost for the neeettetttt-tn— going to be a real boost for the hospitality in terms of hospitality sector in terms of wet— hospitality sector in terms of their revenue. _ hospitality sector in terms of their revenue. “tiiti ?iti ii their revenue. there are still huge challenges out there, as as you , we've lost a huge you suggested, we've lost a huge amount businesses. you suggested, we've lost a huge amount businesses . we're now amount of businesses. we're now to down about 102, 100,000 businesses at the moment in terms of the hospitality sector , down from over 110,000. so , , down from over 110,000. so, you know, for us, it's a i “0 000 so, you know, for us, it's a welcome tentewe— you know, for us, it's a welcome entewe ttt— you know, for us, it's a welcome entewe ttt tte— you know, for us, it's a welcome reprieve, but it's not going to eetwe— reprieve, but it's not going to solve everything.— reprieve, but it's not going to solve everything. but it's tettnttett— solve everything. but it's definitely taken our mind off tntnge— definitely taken our mind off tntnge ent— definitely taken our mind off things and it's— definitely taken our mind off things and it's allowed us to eetetwete— things and it's allowed us to celebrate amongst our community. liz celebrate amongst our community. ttz ttteteet— celebrate amongst our community. ttz atteneet. e— celebrate amongst our community. liz michael, a lot— celebrate amongst our community. liz michael, a lot of— celebrate amongst our community. liz michael, a lot of people- liz michael, a lot of people have been pointing out that in terms of night time industries , terms of night time industries, opening hours are being cut short. so for in london, for example, it's hard to find a pub that's open beyond about 11:00. even at the weekend . nightclubs even at the weekend. nightclubs as well aren't opening as late as well aren't opening as late as in some european cities . is as in some european cities. is this something you've thought

about ? we're always striving about? we're always striving towards this 20 for our economy . but as you can appreciate, wnen— . but as you can appreciate, wnen tet— . but as you can appreciate, when you look— . but as you can appreciate, when you look at— but as you can appreciate, when you look at 24 hour eeenennt tt— when you look at 24 hour economy, it has- when you look at 24 hour economy, it has to be coupled wttn— economy, it has to be coupled with infrastructure. you know, eet— with infrastructure. you know, eet eteten.— with infrastructure. you know, cab system, bus— with infrastructure. you know, cab system, bus systems, train etetene— cab system, bus systems, train systems, etcetera. _ cab system, bus systems, train systems, etcetera. without that infrastructure, _ systems, etcetera. without that infrastructure, very infrastructure, it's very ttntttng— infrastructure, it's very ttntttng .— infrastructure, it's very limiting . and we have to grow limiting. and we have to grow ttet— limiting. and we have to grow tnetlnewe— limiting. and we have to grow tnetlnewe te— limiting. and we have to grow that.-have to look- limiting. and we have to grow that. have to look things that. we have to look at things atte— that. we have to look at things ttte-nwte— that. we have to look at things like hubs, etcetera. but like 24 hour hubs, etcetera. but you— like 24 hour hubs, etcetera. but ten knew.— like 24 hour hubs, etcetera. but ten knew. we— like 24 hour hubs, etcetera. but ten knew. we te— like 24 hour hubs, etcetera. but you know, we do have a challenge tte— you know, we do have a challenge tne ttt— you know, we do have a challenge across the uk .we— you know, we do have a challenge across the uk-we are- across the uk and we are enettenget— across the uk and we are challenged by— across the uk and we are challenged by some of those airo— challenged by some of those net-e etttee— challenged by some of those major cities across the world atte— major cities across the world ate-tege.- major cities across the world like _tokyo, etc. i major cities across the world i like-tokyo, etc. that like new york, tokyo, etc. that teettt— like new york, tokyo, etc. that teettt tnwe— like new york, tokyo, etc. that really drive towards this 20 for our economy. so _ really drive towards this 20 for our economy. so we've got a lot of our economy. so we've got a lot et wett— our economy. so we've got a lot et wett te— our economy. so we've got a lot et wett te te— our economy. so we've got a lot of work to do, but— our economy. so we've got a lot of work to do, but there are a lot of work to do, but there are a tetlttene— of work to do, but there are a lot-plans ahead. - of work to do, but there are a lot plans ahead. and many of lot of plans ahead. and many of the lot of plans ahead. and many of tne—nette- lot of plans ahead. and many of the—metro mayors. the mayors, the metro mayors eeteee-eewnttt— the mayors, the metro mayors across-country are - the mayors, the metro mayors across country are working across the country are working tewette— across the country are working tewette e— across the country are working towards a greater— across the country are working towards a greater strategy about tweetentng— towards a greater strategy about broadening the— towards a greater strategy about broadening the opportunities for eeetettenet— broadening the opportunities for operational hours— broadening the opportunities for operational hours to be extentet. — operational hours to be extended. but that's a long term ntetteten— extended. but that's a long term wewteten tnet— extended. but that's a long term provision that we— extended. but that's a long term provision that we need to sort of provision that we need to sort et newe— provision that we need to sort of move towards. _ provision that we need to sort of move towards. michael it's ttet— of move towards. michael it's twet net— of move towards. michael it's just not about— of move towards. michael it's just not about i— of move towards. michael it's just not about i mean, etwtewett— just not about i mean, obviously, i- just not about i mean, obviously, i mean, talk about ae— obviously, i mean, talk about at ttttten— obviously, i mean, talk about 2.6 billion for— obviously, i mean, talk about 2.6 billion for the hospitality tntwettt— 2.6 billion for the hospitality industry weekend and industry over this weekend and ttet— industry over this weekend and we egwetee— industry over this weekend and that equates to,— industry over this weekend and that equates to, i— industry over this weekend and that equates to, i think we're eeenttng— that equates to, i think we're eeenttng en— that equates to, i think we're spending on average around about

atto— spending on average around about ttte net— spending on average around about me per peeen— spending on average around about £120 per person on— spending on average around about £120 per person on the neepttetttt.— £120 per person on the hospitality, which is fantastic net— hospitality, which is fantastic news. but the— hospitality, which is fantastic news. but the thing- hospitality, which is fantastic news. “g hospitality, which is fantastic news. “ii news. but the thing is, i mean, i think we all accept that pubs have been horribly used and abused over the pandemic and neglected enormously. but it's not just about making money, is it? it's also about the service that the hospitality industries , right? certainly local pubs in in providing, you know, sort of like getting people out into the community certainly for maybe elderly, lonely people . well, elderly, lonely people. well, without a doubt .— elderly, lonely people. well, without a doubt . i- i well, without a doubt . i mean, just without a doubt. i mean, just tnte— without a doubt. i mean, just this weekend,— without a doubt. i mean, just this weekend, as— without a doubt. i mean, just this weekend, as you can eeeteetete— this weekend, as you can appreciate that, bringing tegetnet— appreciate that, bringing together huge amounts of communities— together huge amounts of communities wide age groups, you knew.— communities wide age groups, you knew. tenettneee— communities wide age groups, you know, loneliness is— communities wide age groups, you know, loneliness is one of the tntnge— know, loneliness is one of the tntnge tnet— know, loneliness is one of the things that we— know, loneliness is one of the things that we you know, we work wett— things that we you know, we work went wett— things that we you know, we work wett wett et— things that we you know, we work went wett et ew— things that we you know, we work very well at our daytime pub netwett— very well at our daytime pub netwett te— very well at our daytime pub network is really— very well at our daytime pub network is really effective at tnngtng— network is really effective at tnngtng ee— network is really effective at bringing some of the older age groups— bringing some of the older age gtewee ett— bringing some of the older age gtewee ent te— bringing some of the older age groups out to enjoy a social entenent— groups out to enjoy a social environment. you know , even to environment. you know, even to teente— environment. you know, even to eeeete weten — environment. you know, even to eeeete weten we— environment. you know, even to people watch, we have to understand _ people watch, we have to understand sometimes that the neeettetttt— understand sometimes that the hospitality sector— understand sometimes that the hospitality sector just hospitality sector is not just ttete— hospitality sector is not just tnete ee— hospitality sector is not just tnete ee e— hospitality sector is not just there as a commercial entity. tte— there as a commercial entity. tt-e ttete— there as a commercial entity. tt-e tnete te— there as a commercial entity. it's there to look— there as a commercial entity. it's there to look at things atte— it's there to look at things like physical,— it's there to look at things like physical, social, mental wetttetng— like physical, social, mental wellbeing. it— like physical, social, mental wellbeing. it shapes

communities. it's meeting nteeee— communities. it's meeting places. people— communities. it's meeting places. people do business. ttete— places. people do business. tnete ee— places. people do business. there as well— places. people do business. there as well as— places. people do business. there as well as meet old tnente. — there as well as meet old tnente. se— there as well as meet old friends. so i— there as well as meet old friends. so i think there's a teettt— friends. so i think there's a really important part that we play— really important part that we etet tn— really important part that we etet tn tnte— really important part that we play in this network up and down the play in this network up and down tne eewnttt— play in this network up and down tne eewnttt te— play in this network up and down the country is possibly undervalued- the country is possibly undervalued at times . so for us, undervalued at times. so for us, i undervalued at times. so for us, t neen— undervalued at times. so for us, t tte— undervalued at times. so for us, i mean, it's really— undervalued at times. so for us, i mean, it's really important. andt_ i mean, it's really important. ant. tet— i mean, it's really important. ant. ten knew— i mean, it's really important. ant. ten tnew .— i mean, it's really important. and, you know , what we are doing and, you know, what we are doing this and, you know, what we are doing we weetent— and, you know, what we are doing this weekend across— and, you know, what we are doing this weekend across the country etgentetng— this weekend across the country organising these— this weekend across the country organising these street parties . wnen— organising these street parties . wnten ee— organising these street parties , which are resonating from pubs tneneetwee— , which are resonating from pubs tneneetwee .— , which are resonating from pubs themselves , is— , which are resonating from pubs themselves , is really themselves, is a really tnpenent— themselves, is a really important part our community important part of our community eewtee— important part of our community eewtee . — important part of our community service . that's— important part of our community service . that's a— important part of our community service . itit?ii«t important part of our community service . ”iiilg d service. that's a really good point there. so i mean, get out. i like to invest in the hospitality- i like to invest in the hospitality going to we are going— hospitality going to we are getng te— hospitality going to we are going to actually go and invest in going to actually go and invest tn tne— going to actually go and invest in the hospitality— going to actually go and invest in the hospitality industry tetet— in the hospitality industry later afternoon. ii i later this afternoon. michael ttt.— later this afternoon. michael kill, night time kill, ceo of the night time industries , thank much industries, thank you very much for joining this industries, thank you very much forjoining this morning. forjoining us this morning. it's an important message it's such an important message andifs it's such an important message and it's heartbreaking that so many pubs are closing down and they weren't supported. and they just weren't supported. and wasn't when there wasn't there a time when there were multiple pubs closing every week, day across the week, every day across the country? will miss them when tnet-te— country? will miss them when tnet-te genet— country? will miss them when they're gone? we— ti.tit. 7’ will miss them when they're gone? we will. ti.tit. “7’ will miss them when they're gone? we will. but you knew.— they're gone? we will. but you knew. tte— they're gone? we will. but you knew. tt-e net— they're gone? we will. but you know, it's not just the pubs because there are less places now that people get out and

socially interact at not just the pubs, but, know , less the pubs, but, you know, less people are going to church now as well. so don't have that as well. so you don't have that opportunity. it opportunity. and i know it sounds school, but things sounds old school, but things like, you know, sort of like going to bingo and things like that halls, people that and church halls, people aren't mixing as aren't getting out and mixing as much. and have to say that our much. and i have to say that our local pub in east london did a brilliant the weekend brilliant job over the weekend and a real commune. i and it was a real commune. i like going to village pubs, you knew.— like going to village pubs, you knew-tn— like going to village pubs, you tnewltn-tn— like going to village pubs, you know,-in-in the- like going to village pubs, you know, in in the sticks. know, out in out in the sticks. vet— know, out in out in the sticks. ven etwete— know, out in out in the sticks. wen etwete get— know, out in out in the sticks. you always get chatting. is this the you always get chatting. is this tne-te— you always get chatting. is this tne-te tnte— you always get chatting. is this the-is this one- the one with is this one intergenerational exactly is intergenerational or exactly is we— intergenerational or exactly is we ene— intergenerational or exactly is this one with— intergenerational or exactly is this one with lacrosse this one with the lacrosse tttenee— this one with the lacrosse. pttenee—tne pitches back? she was the so—called mole that was the so—called mole and that was the school. pubs school. schools and pubs are similar, they? aren't similar, aren't they? aren't schools similar anyway. schools and pubs similar anyway. anyway, london. anyway, just in east london. sorry right. okay. well, much, much come. right. so much more to come. right. so should the should king charles scrap up the bank we'll find out bank holiday? we'll find out what you think. but first, here's your morning news with tamsin .dawn. thank here's your morning news with tamsin . dawn. thank you. tamsin roberts. dawn. thank you. it's 1131. tamsin roberts. dawn. thank you. we net. nene— tamsin roberts. dawn. thank you. it's 1131. here are— tamsin roberts. dawn. thank you. it's 1131. here are the— it's 1131. here are the headlines- it's 1131. here are the headlines from the newsroom. it's1131. here are the— headlines from the newsroom. the

tttnee— headlines from the newsroom. the tttnee et— headlines from the newsroom. the prince of wales— headlines from the newsroom. the prince of wales has— headlines from the newsroom. the prince of wales has paid a tewentng— prince of wales has paid a touching public tribute to his tetnen— touching public tribute to his tetnet. eettng— touching public tribute to his father, saying power . we're all father, saying power. we're all so father, saying power. we're all ee twent— father, saying power. we're all ee tweet et— father, saying power. we're all ee proud et tet.— father, saying power. we're all so proud of you. during the cetenetten— so proud of you. during the coronation concert last night, tttnee— coronation concert last night, prince william— coronation concert last night, prince william took to the stage in prince william took to the stage tn tent— prince william took to the stage tn ttent et— prince william took to the stage tn ttent et e— prince william took to the stage in front of a crowd— prince william took to the stage in front of a crowd of 20,000 at wtnteet— in front of a crowd of 20,000 at windsor castle— in front of a crowd of 20,000 at windsor castle .— in front of a crowd of 20,000 at windsor castle . he— in front of a crowd of 20,000 at windsor castle . he praised the windsor castle. he praised the ttng-e— windsor castle. he praised the king's decades— windsor castle. he praised the king's decades of— windsor castle. he praised the king's decades of service, his eeneetgntng— king's decades of service, his eeneetgntng en— king's decades of service, his campaigning on green issues and his campaigning on green issues and we ewenen— campaigning on green issues and we eweeen tet— campaigning on green issues and his support for people of all teetgtewnte— his support for people of all backgrounds and faiths. the tetet— backgrounds and faiths. the ttetet tenttt— backgrounds and faiths. the royal family were there to see eetenneneeet— royal family were there to see performances by— royal family were there to see performances by take that katy tent— performances by take that katy tent ent— performances by take that katy perry and lionel— performances by take that katy perry and lionel richie, all of wnen— perry and lionel richie, all of wnten wee— perry and lionel richie, all of which were supported by members of which were supported by members et tne— which were supported by members et tne nttttett— which were supported by members of the military band as well . of the military band as well. tne— of the military band as well. tne ttnet— of the military band as well. the final day— of the military band as well. the final day of— of the military band as well. the final day of the coronation weetent— the final day of the coronation weekend will— the final day of the coronation weekend will see— the final day of the coronation weekend will see royals and senior politicians get involved wttn— senior politicians get involved wttn e— senior politicians get involved with a volunteering event taking eteee— with a volunteering event taking eteee eeteee— with a volunteering event taking place across the _ with a volunteering event taking place across the uk. 6 million eeente— place across the uk. 6 million eeeete ee— place across the uk. 6 million people are expected to take part in people are expected to take part tn tne— people are expected to take part tn tne ttg— people are expected to take part tn tne ttg nett— people are expected to take part in the big help out , either in the big help out, either enengtng— in the big help out, either arranging their— in the big help out, either arranging their own community eettwttee— arranging their own community eettwttee et— arranging their own community activities or working with enenttee— activities or working with enenttee .— activities or working with charities . as— activities or working with charities . as the prince and charities. as the prince and tttneeee— charities. as the prince and tttneeee et— charities. as the prince and princess of wales are expected in princess of wales are expected tn nettentte— princess of wales are expected tn nettentte .— princess of wales are expected in berkshire , whilst the duke in berkshire, whilst the duke ent— in berkshire, whilst the duke ent tweneee— in berkshire, whilst the duke and duchess of— in berkshire, whilst the duke and duchess of edinburgh will nett— and duchess of edinburgh will netn tetn— and duchess of edinburgh will help train puppies at a guide dog— help train puppies at a guide teg ente— help train puppies at a guide dog centre, the— help train puppies at a guide dog centre, the met police will teee— dog centre, the met police will face questioning _ dog centre, the met police will face questioning over the

eneeet— face questioning over the arrests made— face questioning over the arrests made during the kings cetenetten.— arrests made during the kings coronation. it's— arrests made during the kings coronation. it's amid concerns a etenntewn— coronation. it's amid concerns a clampdown affected the right to tteteet— clampdown affected the right to eteteet tne— clampdown affected the right to protest the government has tetentet— protest the government has defended the _ protest the government has defended the police response to tteteete— defended the police response to protests following _ defended the police response to protests following complaints ttet— protests following complaints that officers— protests following complaints that officers went too far. 64 eeente— that officers went too far. 64 eeeete — that officers went too far. 64 people were arrested, including teen— people were arrested, including tten tne— people were arrested, including from the anti—monarchy group tetwttte— from the anti—monarchy group teewttte ent— from the anti—monarchy group republic and environmental eettnet— republic and environmental activist group.— republic and environmental activist group. just stop oil . activist group. just stop oil. tne— activist group. just stop oil. the government— activist group. just stop oil. the government says it will give atto— the government says it will give etee ntttten— the government says it will give £240 million to— the government says it will give £240 million to ep— the government says it will give £240 million to gp practises tnte— £240 million to gp practises tnte teet— £240 million to gp practises tnte teet te— £240 million to gp practises this year to improve primary tne— this year to improve primary care. the money— this year to improve primary care. the money will be used to tnttetwee— care. the money will be used to introduce online— care. the money will be used to introduce online booking tools ent— introduce online booking tools ent wegtete— introduce online booking tools and upgrade telephone systems . and upgrade telephone systems. the and upgrade telephone systems. tne etn— and upgrade telephone systems. tne etn te— and upgrade telephone systems. tne etn te te— and upgrade telephone systems. the aim is to end— and upgrade telephone systems. the aim is to end the so—called 8 en— the aim is to end the so—called 8 am. scramble— the aim is to end the so—called 8 am. scramble of— the aim is to end the so—called 8 am. scramble of patients nngtng— 8 am. scramble of patients ringing surgeries for a slot. ttt— ringing surgeries for a slot. ttt ee— ringing surgeries for a slot. but some nhs— ringing surgeries for a slot. but some nhs providers say more neet— but some nhs providers say more neet te— but some nhs providers say more neet te tene— but some nhs providers say more must be done to— but some nhs providers say more must be done to attract and tetetn— must be done to attract and tetetn et-e— must be done to attract and tetetn et-e .— must be done to attract and retain gp's . ukraine has issued retain gp's. ukraine has issued an retain gp's. ukraine has issued en et— retain gp's. ukraine has issued en ett eten— retain gp's. ukraine has issued an air alert across— retain gp's. ukraine has issued an air alert across the whole of tne— an air alert across the whole of tne eewnttt. — an air alert across the whole of the country. ukrainian military tteggete— the country. ukrainian military tteggete eet— the country. ukrainian military tteggete eet tt— the country. ukrainian military bloggers say it could have been tnggetet— bloggers say it could have been tnggetet tt— bloggers say it could have been tnggetet tt e— bloggers say it could have been triggered by a russian warplane tettng— triggered by a russian warplane tettng ett— triggered by a russian warplane taking off. armed— triggered by a russian warplane taking off. armed with nteeteente— taking off. armed with hypersonic weapons. it comes ettet— hypersonic weapons. it comes

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wetentng— people's channel britain is wetentng .— people's channel britain is wetentng . — people's channel britain is watching . good- people's channel britain is watching . ii “g people's channel britain is- watching . good morning. welcome watching. good morning. welcome back and happy coronation bank houday back and happy coronation bank holiday monday. it's 1137. you're with to the point on gb news. yes. still to come this netntng— news. yes. still to come this netntng. nng— \ y/ti5 still to come this morning, king charles sends his son morning, king charles sends his anette— morning, king charles sends his atente e— morning, king charles sends his son archie a happy birthday twtng— son archie a happy birthday twtng tne— son archie a happy birthday during the speech. but was that a during the speech. but was that e ttg— during the speech. but was that e ttg et— during the speech. but was that e ttg et netttt — during the speech. but was that a dig at harry? �*" g a dig at harry? but first, it will be an interesting debate. our bank holidays out dated our editorial director. we've probably just been sacked. actually, michael booker has written an interesting piece on our website that king charles should scrap the bank holiday. i am delighted to be joined again by broadcaster mike parry and social commentator bushra sheikh to discuss more. so yes, we want to discuss more. so yes, we want te tet— to discuss more. so yes, we want te tet tn— to discuss more. so yes, we want te tet tn te— to discuss more. so yes, we want te tet tn te nte— to discuss more. so yes, we want to lay in to mix mix— i“tititi so yes, we want to lay in to mix mix column on en— to lay in to mix mix column on en wewe— to lay in to mix mix column on our gb news website. he thinks a tent— our gb news website. he thinks a tent netttet— our gb news website. he thinks a bank holiday is— our gb news website. he thinks a bank holiday is not— our gb news website. he thinks a bank holiday is not a good start tete— bank holiday is not a good start tete tet— bank holiday is not a good start tete tet tne— bank holiday is not a good start date for the king's— bank holiday is not a good start date for the king's reign . mike, date for the king's reign. mike, tete— date for the king's reign. mike, tete tt— date for the king's reign. mike, tete tt ewet.— date for the king's reign. mike, take it away. well, i'm i think we newe— take it away. well, i'm i think we newe tee— take it away. well, i'm i think we have too many— take it away. well, i'm i think we have too many bank holidays

to we have too many bank holidays te te— we have too many bank holidays te te nenet.— we have too many bank holidays to be honest, because every time we newe— to be honest, because every time we newe e— to be honest, because every time we newe e tent— to be honest, because every time we have a bank holiday, the gdp of we have a bank holiday, the gdp et tne— we have a bank holiday, the gdp et tne eetnttt— we have a bank holiday, the gdp of the country drops. people etet— of the country drops. people stop working. you're not creating any wealth. and all that. i think this is that. but i think this is a special occasion. what those who like bank holidays always tell us is, oh, they have loads of them in europe, you know, far more in far more in more in europe, far more in america. i don't care. am not america. i don't care. i am not an idle person in this piece here. that having been here. mick says that having been in the profession he's in, bank holidays largely not been holidays have largely not been relevant because you go to your editor on national newspaper and say, i deserve a day off on mondays, bank holiday probably mondays, a bank holiday probably say don't say yes. take it off. don't bother back. hasn't bother coming back. he hasn't observed bank holiday for observed to the bank holiday for years and years, so perhaps he's a bitter. perhaps, a little bitter. perhaps, eeneee— a little bitter. perhaps, tetnete .— a little bitter. perhaps, perhaps . but,- i perhaps, perhaps. but, you i perhaps, perhaps . but, you know, i perhaps, perhaps. but, you know, i a little bitter. perhaps,- perhaps. but, you know, i think it's perhaps. but, you know, i think tt-e tntettent— perhaps. but, you know, i think it's important to— perhaps. but, you know, i think it's important to understand, atte— it's important to understand, like-earlier,- it's important to understand, like-earlier, that- it's important to understand, like earlier, that it's like i said earlier, that it's net— like i said earlier, that it's net etwete— like i said earlier, that it's not always about work. it's not etwete— not always about work. it's not etwete etwete— not always about work. it's not always always about the economy. and always always about the economy. ant-ett— always always about the economy. ant-ettltnte— always always about the economy. and gdp this capitalist and the gdp in this capitalist environment.— and the gdp in this capitalist environment. this is about ttwng— environment. this is about ttwtng tn— environment. this is about living in life.— environment. this is about living in life. it's important to living in life. it's important te newe— living in life. it's important to have time— living in life. it's important to have time off. people do not eettettt— to have time off. people do not eetnettt newe— to have time off. people do not actually have enough money these tete— actually have enough money these tete te— actually have enough money these tete te ttewet— actually have enough money these days to travel abroad, go entwnete— days to travel abroad, go anywhere or— days to travel abroad, go anywhere or take a day off work.

neee— anywhere or take a day off work. neee ttet— anywhere or take a day off work. however they have— anywhere or take a day off work. however they have some time to etent— however they have some time to etent tn— however they have some time to etent tn tnett— however they have some time to spend in their gardens with ten— spend in their gardens with their children— spend in their gardens with their children at home. so i tntnt— their children at home. so i tntnt tte— their children at home. so i think it's important that we neet— think it's important that we neet te— think it's important that we need to have— think it's important that we need to have a— think it's important that we need to have a balance, a work atte— need to have a balance, a work ttte tetenee— need to have a balance, a work life balance should work is tettet— life balance should work is tettet tet— life balance should work is better for you— life balance should work is better for you than leisure, tettewe— better for you than leisure, tettewe-tt— better for you than leisure, believe - it keeps - better for you than leisure, believe . i better for you than leisure,- believe-it keeps your brain believe me. it keeps your brain more active. keeps you more more active. it keeps you more interested life. you have a interested in life. you have a focus you're doing, you focus on what you're doing, you know, people like holidays know, idle people like holidays and like bank holidays. and they're like bank holidays. i'm not saying that everybody who likes bank holiday is who likes a bank holiday is idle, but i can tell you for sure those who like working prefer work. well, we do have. yeah. can i just interrupt as wette— yeah. can i just interrupt as wettt t— yeah. can i just interrupt as well? i mean,— yeah. can i just interrupt as well? i mean, we- yeah. can i just interrupt as well? i mean, we have had a lot. i well? i mean, we have had a lot. t ten-t— well? i mean, we have had a lot. t ten-t een— well? i mean, we have had a lot. i don't even know— well? i mean, we have had a lot. i don't even know what day it is eennnwe— i don't even know what day it is anymore . exactly.— i don't even know what day it is anymore . exactly. bank holidays. anymore. exactly. bank holidays. new— anymore. exactly. bank holidays. new-wete— anymore. exactly. bank holidays. new-we-te-te- anymore. exactly. bank holidays. how-we're-to have. how ever. we're lucky to have tete— how ever. we're lucky to have tete ttet— how ever. we're lucky to have tete tnet ee— how ever. we're lucky to have jobs that are really lovely and eentenette— jobs that are really lovely and comfortable .— jobs that are really lovely and comfortable . sitting here comfortable. we're sitting here in comfortable. we're sitting here tn—ttt- comfortable. we're sitting here tn—ttt ettttel in a nice, warm, dry studio. wete— in a nice, warm, dry studio. wete net— in a nice, warm, dry studio. wete net ett— in a nice, warm, dry studio. we're not out building roads or eeettetttng— we're not out building roads or scaffolding or— we're not out building roads or scaffolding or any— we're not out building roads or scaffolding or any of the jobs ttet— scaffolding or any of the jobs tnet een— scaffolding or any of the jobs tnet te— scaffolding or any of the jobs that can be really hard work, teettt— that can be really hard work, really miserable.— that can be really hard work, really miserable. and you do neet— really miserable. and you do neet e— really miserable. and you do need a break.— really miserable. and you do need a break. so— really miserable. and you do need a break. so we're lucky and tnwteget— need a break. so we're lucky and tnwteget te— need a break. so we're lucky and privileged to use— need a break. so we're lucky and privileged to use that term to be privileged to use that term to te tete— privileged to use that term to be here discussing it, whereas teette— be here discussing it, whereas some people really desperately neet— some people really desperately neet tneee— some people really desperately need those outdoor jobs. "cat need those outdoor jobs. they ten-t— need those outdoor jobs. they tent-tent— need those outdoor jobs. they ten-t-tent-tei

don't get the bank holiday, do they? office workers they? it's more office workers that bank holiday. some that get the bank holiday. some do. building sites do. and they're building sites ent— do. and they're building sites ent tne— do. and they're building sites and the building— titit and they're building sites and the building sites and all tnet. — and the building sites and all tnet. net— and the building sites and all that. but but— and the building sites and all that. but but the— and the building sites and all that. ii that. but but the trains still run. yeah, but dawn, said run. yeah, but dawn, you said that say we're that initially. you say we're privileged, you privileged, but you know, a bricklayer get up at bricklayer doesn't get up at 3:30 in the morning and a bricklayer is not asked to go and work at 10:00 at night till one the morning. there are one in the morning. so there are benefits losses in each benefits and losses in each profession i still think profession and i still think bank holidays really good bank holidays are a really good opportunity the lead opportunity for the lead swingers get into gear. if swingers to get into gear. if there are any bricklayers wetettng— there are any bricklayers watching, it's— there are any bricklayers watching, it's parry saying watching, it's mike parry saying ttet— watching, it's mike parry saying tnet. etet— watching, it's mike parry saying tnet. etetltne— watching, it's mike parry saying that. okay-the-it's- watching, it's mike parry saying that. okay the it's not that. okay by the way, it's not ttet— that. okay by the way, it's not wet t— that. okay by the way, it's not wet t teet— that. okay by the way, it's not us. may i just say- that. okay by the way, it's not us. may i just say that- that. okay by the way, it's not us. may i just say that i think probably sitting here is easier maybe than than getting out on the construction site? well, it was it was easy until- iti. tit“ .ti7’ well, it was it was easy until mike iti. ti“ .ti7’ well, it was it was easy until mike parry came on and started upsetting tnettetete— came on and started upsetting bricklayers all— came on and started upsetting bricklayers all over the eetnttt— bricklayers all over the country. bit— bricklayers all over the country. bit harsh. /tit. bricklayers all over the- country. bit harsh. you know, we newe— country. bit harsh. you know, we have to respect that. any type of work, you know, has its challenges. and it's not always easy to wake up at 3:00 in the morning. not always to morning. it's not always easy to work in the evenings either. so i think it's unfair say that i think it's unfair to say that some overly kind some work is overly kind of arduous others. think we

arduous than others. i think we all challenging work, but all have challenging work, but i still stand by the bank holiday. i believe that sometimes i just believe that sometimes work takes over people's lives, but discriminatory, isn't but it's discriminatory, isn't it? take it? kind of reminds you take time holidays time off. yeah. bank holidays not time off. yeah. bank holidays net tetn— time off. yeah. bank holidays not fair because _ g “415?" bank holidays not fair because they're so discriminatory. _ not fair because they're so discriminatory. mean, firemen discriminatory. i mean, firemen ten-t— discriminatory. i mean, firemen tent—e— discriminatory. i mean, firemen tent—e tent- discriminatory. i mean, firemen don't a bank holiday don't often have a bank holiday teeeee— don't often have a bank holiday because—bank- because remember, on bank netttete— because remember, on bank- netttete—newng holidays, when people are having ttet— holidays, when people are having ttete—.— holidays, when people are having tnett—. tnet-te- their barbecues, they're eetttentt— their barbecues, they're selfishly _fire. their barbecues, they're selfishly fire to their barbecues, they're- selfishly _fire to them . selfishly setting fire to them. ant— selfishly setting fire to them. ant we — selfishly setting fire to them. ant we neet— selfishly setting fire to them. and we need firemen and entttenee— and we need firemen and ambulance men to deal with it. teet— ambulance men to deal with it. teet neng— ambulance men to deal with it. teet neng eteent— ambulance men to deal with it. just hang around the— ambulance men to deal with it. just hang around the pole,- ambulance men to deal with it. just hang around the pole, don't they? making coffee and sitting around. so how much how much do we keep them busy , dear we keep them busy, dear bricklayers and fire fighters. that was bushra and mike saying ttet— that was bushra and mike saying tnet. etet— that was bushra and mike saying tnet. etet. entt— that was bushra and mike saying that. okay. emily and i eenttetett— that. okay. emily and i completely neutral on this, ttewng— completely neutral on this, moving swiftly,— completely neutral on this, moving swiftly, moving swiftly ttng— moving swiftly, moving swiftly on. king charles— moving swiftly, moving swiftly on. “ti moving swiftly, moving swiftly on. king charles says happy birthday to archie in the express us. bushra yes, yes, yes . etet. — express us. bushra yes, yes, yes . etet. neneettt.— express us. bushra yes, yes, yes . okay. honestly, i— bushra yes, yes, yes . okay. honestly, i think this is . okay. honestly, i think this te ee— . okay. honestly, i think this is so genuine.— . okay. honestly, i think this is so genuine. he— . okay. honestly, i think this is so genuine. he genuinely wtenee— is so genuine. he genuinely wtenee ttet— is so genuine. he genuinely wishes that his— is so genuine. he genuinely wishes that his grandchildren ten— wishes that his grandchildren ten et— wishes that his grandchildren were part of that coronation. ene— were part of that coronation. ene tn— were part of that coronation. ene tn e— were part of that coronation. one in a lifetime— were part of that coronation. one in a lifetime event. the wnete— one in a lifetime event. the wnete et— one in a lifetime event. the whole of great— one in a lifetime event. the whole of great britain witnessed this whole of great britain witnessed tnte ent— whole of great britain witnessed tnte ent nte— whole of great britain witnessed this and his grandchildren were not this and his grandchildren were net tteeent— this and his grandchildren were not present. so— this and his grandchildren were

not present. so him saying happy ttnntet.— not present. so him saying happy ttnntet. t— not present. so him saying happy ttnntet. t tnew— not present. so him saying happy birthday. i know some people are likew— birthday. i know some people are ttte. on— birthday. i know some people are ttte. on .— birthday. i know some people are ttte. on . te— birthday. i know some people are ttte. on . te tt— birthday. i know some people are like, oh , is it, you— birthday. i know some people are like, oh , is it, you know, is it like, oh, is it, you know, is it a like, oh, is it, you know, is it e ttgt— like, oh, is it, you know, is it e ttgt t— like, oh, is it, you know, is it ettge t tntnt— like, oh, is it, you know, is it a dig? i think it— like, oh, is it, you know, is it a dig? i think it might. we were newng— a dig? i think it might. we were newng ttet— a dig? i think it might. we were having that discussion and genttnett— having that discussion and genntnett. ee— having that discussion and genuinely, as a— having that discussion and genuinely, as a father, you tnew— genuinely, as a father, you tnew. teet— genuinely, as a father, you know, your love- genuinely, as a father, you know, your love is unconditional for know, your love is unconditional tet-ant— know, your love is unconditional tet-ant tt— know, your love is unconditional for-and it was- for your kids. and it was just tne— for your kids. and it was just tne enen— for your kids. and it was just the short time— for your kids. and it was just the short time harry spent the short time that harry spent mete— the short time that harry spent mete-net— the short time that harry spent make-not present- the short time that harry spent make not present the make him not present the gtentttte— make him not present the grandkids, not— make him not present the grandkids, not here. and i'm i genntnett— grandkids, not here. and i'm i genntnett teet— grandkids, not here. and i'm i genuinely feel that he kind of net— genuinely feel that he kind of had-emptiness— genuinely feel that he kind of had emptiness heart. had the emptiness in his heart. teen. — had the emptiness in his heart. teen. wnet— had the emptiness in his heart. teen. wnet e— had the emptiness in his heart. yeah. what a gracious man he is. anett— yeah. what a gracious man he is. apett nen— yeah. what a gracious man he is. apett ttenn tetng— yeah. what a gracious man he is. apart from being our— yeah. what a gracious man he is. apart from being our monarch and king charles because harry king charles iii. because harry snubbed intents and snubbed him, to all intents and purposes. him, purposes. harry snubbed him, wandered the, you know, wandered into the, you know, into as you know, it into the abbey as you know, it was just day on the was just another day on the screen. absolutely. screen. yeah, absolutely. it didn't overly, you know , didn't seem overly, you know, worked up by the occasion . worked up by the occasion. having a chat. yeah. and then stayed, what, an hour, then left back to heathrow onto a british airways first class seat and back to la . that's a airways first class seat and back to la. that's a snub. that is a direct snub. he didn't even meet the king or his brother. and yet king charles found it in his heart to be so gracious as to remember his little grandson in that moment. you know what? and talking of archie and indeed

tttttet— and talking of archie and indeed tttttet wee— and talking of archie and indeed lilibet was archie's birthday, ween-t— lilibet was archie's birthday, ween-t ttt— lilibet was archie's birthday, wasn't it? his— lilibet was archie's birthday, wasn't it? his fourth birthday? wnet— wasn't it? his fourth birthday? wnet-wet— wasn't it? his fourth birthday? what-way-child. wasn't it? his fourth birthday? what way child to what better way for a child to etent— what better way for a child to etent e— what better way for a child to etent e tetnn— what better way for a child to spend a fourth birthday than to be spend a fourth birthday than to te ten— spend a fourth birthday than to te ten t— spend a fourth birthday than to be part ? absolutely. �*ftt�*tiii be part? absolutely. well, so wnet-e— be part? absolutely. well, so wnet-e te— be part? absolutely. well, so what's he teach his his children ? you know, the royals , they ? you know, the royals, they give their lives to duty a service. they encourage it . as service. they encourage it. as we've seen this weekend . what's we've seen this weekend. what's harry teaching his children? oh if you fancy something, if you don't like it, then you should just, you know, do your own thing. it's a very good point about your family. don't worry about your family. don't worry about duty or service. if we don't duty this country, don't have duty in this country, well, we wouldn't this well, we wouldn't be this country. we wouldn't be this great i totally great nation. i totally one ettetnnttt— great nation. i totally one opportunity.ithink- tiditit?. ti“ i totally one opportunity. think one opportunity. i think the one ettennnttt— opportunity. i think the one opportunity that meghan and nettt— opportunity that meghan and tent-e— opportunity that meghan and tent-e tenttt- opportunity that meghan and harry a family to really harry had as a family to really teet— harry had as a family to really come back, you— harry had as a family to really come back, you know, and make enente— come back, you know, and make eentewee-— come back, you know, and make amends. .was that- amends. this was that ettennnttt— amends. this was that opportunity for them. and the teet— opportunity for them. and the teet ttet— opportunity for them. and the fact that they— opportunity for them. and the fact that they-so- opportunity for them. and the fact that they so far away. fact that they live so far away. tneee — fact that they live so far away. these occasions— fact that they live so far away. these occasions are the ones ttet— these occasions are the ones tnet tet— these occasions are the ones tnet tet tte— these occasions are the ones that you live for— these occasions are the ones that you live for that you make the that you live for that you make tne exte— that you live for that you make the extra effort— that you live for that you make the extra effort for— that you live for that you make the extra effort for and bring teet— the extra effort for and bring tent tenttt— the extra effort for and bring tent tenttt te— the extra effort for and bring your family to, even if you ten-t— your family to, even if you ten-t tenet— your family to, even if you don't fancy it,— your family to, even if you don't fancy it, you know you etttt— don't fancy it, you know you ettttltt— don't fancy it, you know you still-it and— don't fancy it, you know you still-it and you- don't fancy it, you know you still it and you do and still do it and you do it and you— still do it and you do it and ten-teet— still do it and you do it and ten-teee ewn- still do it and you do it and you your own selfish needs you put your own selfish needs eette— you put your own selfish needs eette ent— you put your own selfish needs eette ent eet.— you put your own selfish needs aside and say, what do other

nnennette— aside and say, what do other members-family- aside and say, what do other members family want members of my family want from net — members of my family want from net ttete— members of my family want from net ttete-t— members of my family want from me? that's-i mean,- me? that's right. i mean, i mean, the king has also overlooked the fact that harry has slagged woman who's has slagged off the woman who's now you know, camilla now the queen. you know, camilla was branded by harry as dupuchous was branded by harry as duplicitous and scheming and leaking stories to journalists, none which is true . and yet none of which is true. and yet the king has managed again to be so gracious as to say poor boy is probably a confused and is probably a bit confused and all we welcome him back all that. we welcome him back into the family. i think it's terrific. i think it's sad. i mean, i would have loved i terrific. i think it's sad. i- mean, i would have loved i mean, it mean, i would have loved i mean, t we— mean, i would have loved i mean, t tewett— mean, i would have loved i mean, it was lovely-louis- mean, i would have loved i mean, it was lovely louis and it was lovely seeing louis and eeege— it was lovely seeing louis and eeetge ent— it was lovely seeing louis and george and charlotte there and new—newei how marvellous would it have teen—eetetnel how marvellous would it havei been _cousins with been to have their cousins with tnent— been to have their cousins with them? absolutely. _ been to have their cousins with them? absolutely. absolutely. wett—eeenl well, they won't know each ettet—nel well, they won't know each. etnet—ne. ttet other, will they? no, no, they wt vet-te— other, will they? no, no, they won't. you're right.- other, will they? \tit . you're right. sad other, will they? \ttiit . you're right. sad more won't. you're right. sad more men— won't. you're right. sad more tnen enttntng— won't. you're right. sad more tnen enttntng .— won't. you're right. sad more than anything . it— won't. you're right. sad more than anything . it is- . you're right. sad more than anything . it is sad. ttitwt than anything. it is sad. now, tte— than anything. it is sad. now, the tetegtept— than anything. it is sad. now, the telegraph, got the telegraph, you've got non—royal and this is non—royal news here. and this is one harry's bugbears. it one of mike harry's bugbears. it certainly is. it certainly is. vehicles to ruin bridges. in the telegraph, this telegraph, i brought this problem to the nation's attention months ago. right. talking to an expert- talking to an expert about eteetne— talking to an expert about electric cars— talking to an expert about electric cars .— talking to an expert about electric cars . and in electric cars. and in nottingham, they're already exentntng— nottingham, they're already examining the— nottingham, they're already examining the multi—storey car eette— examining the multi—storey car eette teeeee—

examining the multi—storey car parks because electric cars are so parks because electric cars are ee neewt— parks because electric cars are ee neewt ttet— parks because electric cars are so heavy that if— parks because electric cars are so heavy that if you have too ment— so heavy that if you have too nent et— so heavy that if you have too nent et tnen— so heavy that if you have too many of them in— so heavy that if you have too many of them in a multi—storey car many of them in a multi—storey parkw— many of them in a multi—storey tent. wnen— many of them in a multi—storey car park, which was built for tn tne— car park, which was built for cars in the 1960s, when cortinas wetgnet— cars in the 1960s, when cortinas wetgnet etett— cars in the 1960s, when cortinas weighed about one— cars in the 1960s, when cortinas weighed about one third of an eteetne— weighed about one third of an eteetne — weighed about one third of an electric car. today the car tente— electric car. today the car eette wttt— electric car. today the car parks will collapse. now this nee— parks will collapse. now this nee new— parks will collapse. now this has now been— parks will collapse. now this has now been moved on, so we tnew— has now been moved on, so we tnew ttet— has now been moved on, so we knew that already— has now been moved on, so we knew that already there was a tenget— knew that already there was a tenget te— knew that already there was a danger to multi—storey car, but ttete-e— danger to multi—storey car, but tnete-e new— danger to multi—storey car, but tnete-e e— danger to multi—storey car, but there's now a danger to bridges wttn— there's now a danger to bridges wttn tne— there's now a danger to bridges with the number— there's now a danger to bridges with the number of electric wentetee— with the number of electric vehicles that— with the number of electric vehicles that could be on them. tne— vehicles that could be on them. tne eteteeg— vehicles that could be on them. the average electric vehicle wetgne— the average electric vehicle wetgne etett— the average electric vehicle weighs about twice what a car did weighs about twice what a car ttt tn— weighs about twice what a car ttt tn tne— weighs about twice what a car ttt tn tne tt— weighs about twice what a car did in the 19 7080s. and the teete— did in the 19 7080s. and the roads are not— did in the 19 7080s. and the roads are not constructed to nett— roads are not constructed to nett ten.— roads are not constructed to nett tnen. t— roads are not constructed to hold them. i mean , why do people hold them. i mean, why do people even entertain— hold them. i mean, why do people even entertain electric cars, entttten— even entertain electric cars, children have— even entertain electric cars, children have to— even entertain electric cars, children have to go down mines in children have to go down mines tn atnee— children have to go down mines tn atnee te— children have to go down mines in africa to get— children have to go down mines in africa to get the— children have to go down mines in africa to get the cobalt, to mete— in africa to get the cobalt, to nete tne— in africa to get the cobalt, to make the batteries. okay. the tree— make the batteries. okay. the tttee en— make the batteries. okay. the tires on electric— make the batteries. okay. the tires on electric car degrade teeter— tires on electric car degrade teetet tnen— tires on electric car degrade faster than tires— tires on electric car degrade faster than tires on an ordinary ttntttng— faster than tires on an ordinary tntttng ett— faster than tires on an ordinary car, putting all that filth and tettttten— car, putting all that filth and pollution into— car, putting all that filth and pollution into the air. why do teette— pollution into the air. why do teette newe— pollution into the air. why do people have even a moment for eteetne— people have even a moment for eteetne eete— people have even a moment for eteetne t — people have even a moment for electric cars ? you— people have even a moment for electric cars ? /tit. electric cars? you know, you started him on that one. i did started him on that one. i did start him . i gave him an start him. i gave him an underarm ball- “ i gave him an underarm ball there. yes y/ti5 underarm ball there. yes yes. ttente— underarm ball there. yes yes. ttente. tee.— underarm ball there. yes yes. thanks. yes, i'm— underarm ball there. yes yes. thanks. yes, i'm but- underarm ball there. yes yes. thanks. yes, i'm but it's and they are so hideously expensive

as well. hideously expensive and so unreliable. _ as well. hideously expensive and so unreliable. so— as well. hideously expensive and so unreliable. so that's- hideously expensive and so unreliable. so that's that's the honestly i think as time goes on and we understand more about kind of electric cars, i think these are the things and these are the obstacles that we will overcome. those car parks wttt— will overcome. those car parks wttt te— will overcome. those car parks will be reinforced— will overcome. those car parks will be reinforced and- ii i those car parks will be reinforced and hopefully tneee— will be reinforced and hopefully tneee-ttnt— will be reinforced and hopefully these-kind of- will be reinforced and hopefully these kind of challenges these are the kind of challenges you these are the kind of challenges tet-tneet— these are the kind of challenges you - knock- down. i you have to knock them down. wete— you have to knock them down. wete-ant— you have to knock them down. wete-ant t— you have to knock them down. we're-and i think- we're facing. and i think eteetne— we're facing. and i think electric cars— we're facing. and i think electric cars are the future. we're facing. and i think electrnow rs are the future. we're facing. and i think electrnow we're the future. we're facing. and i think electrnow we're ine future. we're facing. and i think electrnow we're in thature. we're facing. and i think electrnow we're in that middle right now we're in that middle etege—ete- right now we're in that middle etege—ete net- right now we're in that middle stage—are not sol stage where things are not so perfect.— stage where things are not so perfect-eene- perfect, but at some point i tntnt— perfect, but at some point i tntnt ttet— perfect, but at some point i think they are— perfect, but at some point i think they are going to be a car ttet— think they are going to be a car tnet event— think they are going to be a car that every household will have. teen— that every household will have. teen ttt— that every household will have. yeah, but we're _ that every household will have. yeah, but we're relying on teennetegt. — yeah, but we're relying on technology. can yeah, but we're relying on technology. ct?“ i“t?id yeah, but we're relying on- technology. can you imagine this in century technology in the 21st century technology that it cold, that when it gets cold, it doesn't work these doesn't work because these electric cars go as far in electric cars don't go as far in the cold as they do in the heat because the battery to work because the battery has to work harder. let's well, harder. i agree. let's go. well, blimey, going to the blimey, that's going back to the middle but perhaps, you middle ages. but perhaps, you know, backwards, know, we're going backwards, not forwards. mike, hear you. forwards. mike, i hear you. i neet— forwards. mike, i hear you. i neet-teen.— forwards. mike, i hear you. i hear-yeah. and- forwards. mike, i hear you. i hear-yeah. andido- i mike, i hear you. i hear yeah. and do agree hear you. yeah. and i do agree wttn— hear you. yeah. and i do agree wttn tet— hear you. yeah. and i do agree wttn tet te— hear you. yeah. and i do agree wttn tet te e— hear you. yeah. and i do agree with you to a large extent. tnent— with you to a large extent. tnent tet. — with you to a large extent. thank you. perhaps. perhaps tetnete— thank you. perhaps. perhaps perhaps—little perhaps you're being a little bit perhaps you're being a little ttt—vet- perhaps you're being a little bit—you know,- perhaps you're being a little. bit—you know, man bit too cynical. you know, man nee— bit too cynical. you know, man nee tnwentet— bit too cynical. you know, man has invented great things with a ttttte— has invented great things with a tttttelet— has invented great things with a little-of tinkering— has invented great things with a little of tinkering ing here little bit of tinkering ing here ent— little bit of tinkering ing here ent-tee.— little bit of tinkering ing here and-yes. could- little bit of tinkering ing here and yes. could be the and there. yes. could be the tttwe. —

and there. yes. could be the tttwe. we.— and there. yes. could be the future. no, no,— and there. yes. could be the future. no, no, no- and there. yes. could be the future. no, no, no ,- and there. yes. could be the future. \ttiit and there. yes. could be the future. ttit titi“ . future. no, no, no, i don't think so. a chance. give it a eenene— think so. a chance. give it a eenene tetng— a chance. give it a chance. going backwards. let's ttet— chance. going backwards. let's tnet gtwe— chance. going backwards. let's tnet gtwe tt— chance. going backwards. let's just give it some— chance. going backwards. let's just give it some time and let's eee-tne— just give it some time and let's see _the future— just give it some time and let's see the future holds. see what the future holds. tteetne— see what the future holds. electric cars. _ see what the future holds. electric cars. i'm not going to tete— electric cars. i'm not going to eete—vee- electric cars. i'm not going to rule—you might. electric cars. i'm not going to. rule—you might not electric cars. i'm not going to- rule_you might not be rule them out. you might not be allowed drive anything else allowed to drive anything else soon. we won't be able to drive soon because there— “ we won't be able to drive soon because there won't be enetgn—we- soon because there won't bei enough _we would soon because there won't bei enoutto_we would soon because there won't be enoutto build we would soon because there won't be enoutto build aboutve would soon because there won't be enoutto build about anotheri soon because there won't be enoutto build about another four have to build about another four nteeett— have to build about another four nteeett tewet— have to build about another four nuclear power stations this nuclear power stations in this eetnttt— nuclear power stations in this eetnttt te— nuclear power stations in this country to provide enough eteetne— country to provide enough electric motty_ country to provide enough electric motty only of electric motty if only 30% of tne—tnwngl the population was driving an eteetne— the population was driving an eteetne eet— the population was driving an electric car, madness. electric car, it's madness. wete— electric car, it's madness.- we're _ blackouts we're already facing blackouts in we're already facing blackouts tn-wtntet— we're already facing blackouts tn-wtntet. — we're already facing blackouts in-winter. in— we're already facing blackouts in winter . “ i in the winter. in london, you get charged about £50 you've get charged about £50 if you've got diesel every time you got a diesel every time you get in car. indeed, i'm going to in the car. indeed, i'm going to move on tolslightly- “ i? indeed, i'm going to move on to slightly less move on to a slightly less controversial— move on to a slightly less controversial subject, only ettgnttt— controversial subject, only slightly controversial, slightly less controversial, ntnt— slightly less controversial, mind-bushwa - slightly less controversial, mind-bushwa ,- slightly less controversial, mind bushwa , this is your mind you, bushwa, this is your etett— mind you, bushwa, this is your etett tten — mind you, bushwa, this is your etett nen tne— mind you, bushwa, this is your story from the express. and this is story from the express. and this te antnet— story from the express. and this is animal testing— story from the express. and this is animal testing for makeup. wnet-e— is animal testing for makeup. wnet-e getng— is animal testing for makeup. wnet-e getng en— is animal testing for makeup. what's going on here? “ what's going on here? this is eteetetett— what's going on here? this is absolutely bizarre . nobody knew absolutely bizarre. nobody knew about this. so animal testing has been banned since 1998. after 25 years, it is back cosmetic companies are allowed to test their products on animals again. so animal rights

activists, of course , have like activists, of course, have like just gone in and said , how is just gone in and said, how is this happen? because it was done underhandedly. nobody knew that the government had passed this. but then we also know in 2019 they were issuing secretly licences to cosmetic companies to do these animal testing if they applied for it. to do these animal testing if they applied for it . so, look, they applied for it. so, look, my position on this is that we have advanced so much . no have advanced so much. no animal, no animal should be tested for cosmetic purpose reasons. and why this has come backis reasons. and why this has come back is a huge question mark. do we know do we know what tnet-te— do we know do we know what tnet-te tetngt — do we know do we know what they're doing? “ g“ they're doing? this is to align with eu rules. so i'm wondering, well, if we're brexit, britain, well, if we're brexit, britain, we no longer have to align with eu rules. so why are we doing this then, mike? do this then, mike? or do you do you not have foggiest? first of all, want know you not have foggiest? first of all, iwant . know what - you not have foggiest? first of all,iwant.know what are l all, i want to know what are ttet— all, i want to know what are tnet tetng— all, i want to know what are tnet tetng te— all, i want to know what are they doing to these bunny they doing to these little bunny tettttet— they doing to these little bunny tettttet vet— they doing to these little bunny rabbits? you know, i hope tnet-te— rabbits? you know, i hope tnet-te net— rabbits? you know, i hope they're not putting them in ten— they're not putting them in tnett- — they're not putting them in their- they're- they're not putting them ini their- they're putting their eyes. they're putting things nose. they're things up their nose. they're also inhale stuff. also making them inhale stuff. and they react. and seeing how they react. i'm sorry. sorry for animals. or sorry. i'm sorry for animals. or is sorry. i'm sorry for animals. or teiwettt— sorry. i'm sorry for animals. or teiwettt-tt-e- sorry. i'm sorry for animals. or is-would-it's also. is it i would know. it's also

tetttt— is it i would know. it's also tetttt. tn— is it i would know. it's also rabbit. i'm sorry- is it i would know. it's also rabbit. i'm sorry if- is it i would know. it's also rabbit. i'm sorry if i- is it i would know. . . i'm sorry if i found rabbit. i'm sorry if i found enttett— rabbit. i'm sorry if i found anybody treating- . i'm sorry if i found anybody treating a rabbit like ttet— anybody treating a rabbit like tnet. tt— anybody treating a rabbit like that, i'd bash— anybody treating a rabbit like that, i'd bash them pieces. that, i'd bash them to pieces. i teettt— that, i'd bash them to pieces. i teettt weett— that, i'd bash them to pieces. i really would. you— that, i'd bash them to pieces. i really would. you know, i'd get wetent— really would. you know, i'd get wetent wttn— really would. you know, i'd get violent with-who- really would. you know, i'd get violent with who started violent with anybody who started tentttng— torturing animals like that. teet—e- torturing animals like that. look—a vanity. torturing animals like that.- look_a vanity thing, look makeup is a vanity thing, ten-t— look makeup is a vanity thing, ten-t ttt— look makeup is a vanity thing, ten-t ttt se— look makeup is a vanity thing, isn't it? so we— look makeup is a vanity thing, isn't it? so we don't need to tenure— isn't it? so we don't need to torture animals— isn't it? so we don't need to torture animals in essential. atte— torture animals in essential. attte wett— torture animals in essential. attte wett .— torture animals in essential. mike well , you— torture animals in essential. mike well, you say- torture animals in essential. mike well, you say it's- mike well, you say it's essential, but some of us don't need look our best, essential, but some of us don't neetsee. look our best, essential, but some of us don't neetsee. so, look our best, essential, but some of us don't neetsee. so, no, look our best, essential, but some of us don't neetsee. so, no, itok our best, essential, but some of us don't neetsee. so, no, i wouldn'ttst, essential, but some of us don't neetsee. so, no, i wouldn't say you see. so, no, i wouldn't say tte— you see. so, no, i wouldn't say tt-e eeeenttet— you see. so, no, i wouldn't say it's essential for— so, no, i wouldn't say it's essential for everybody. ttt— it's essential for everybody. net entwet.— it's essential for everybody. but anyway, appreciate that but anyway, i appreciate that it's but anyway, i appreciate that tt-e e— but anyway, i appreciate that it's a necessity— but anyway, i appreciate that it's a necessity for a lot of peoptet_ it's a necessity for a lot of teette. ttt— it's a necessity for a lot of people, but not- it's a necessity for a lot of people, but not to extent people, but not to the extent wnete— people, but not to the extent where-torture _ people, but not to the extent where torture rabbits. where you torture rabbits. i went— where you torture rabbits. i went newe— where you torture rabbits. i won't have that. g won't have that. but it's also shampoos and it's also air conditioners and lots of moisturisers and things like that. so it's not just beauty products, it's products. but we survived for a couple- products, it's products. but we survived for a couple of- ii ii but we survived for a couple of decades wttnett— survived for a couple of decades without testing _ survived for a couple of decades without testing on _ survived for a couple of decades without testing on animals. why do without testing on animals. why te-te— without testing on animals. why te-te ge— without testing on animals. why te-te ge teet- without testing on animals. why do-to go back-it?- without testing on animals. why do-to go back-it? i do we need to go back to it? wett— do we need to go back to it? wett.|nneen.— do we need to go back to it? well,lmean, part— do we need to go back to it? well,lmean, part of- do we need to go back to it? well,lmean, part of me- do we need to go back to it? well,lmean, part of me is. do we need to go back to it? well, mean, part of me is just well, i mean, part of me is just thinking, well, now that we're brexit, to align brexit, we don't need to align with of course not. if with eu rules. of course not. if it's worked for 25 years and it's worked for 25 years and it's not broke, why are we but why bringing it back? why is anybody bringing it back? i think dawn's asking, isn't enet— i think dawn's asking, isn't enet tt— i think dawn's asking, isn't enet ttiget— i think dawn's asking, isn't she? if got away without it she? if we got away without it for she? if we got away without it tet-teet— she? if we got away without it for.last.years,- she? if we got away without it for last years, there may for the last 25 years, there may be for the last 25 years, there may te e— for the last 25 years, there may be a reason there— for the last 25 years, there may be a reason there be

be a reason there may be a net— be a reason there may be a net t— be a reason there may be a reason. butl know- be a reason there may be a reason. i reason. but i know that our viewers at home are quite passionate, actually, about animal you think so? animal rights. you think so? they like to see animals they do not like to see animals come to harm, particularly when it's unnecessary. i love it's totally unnecessary. i love that. like with, you know, eyeshadow on a bunny rabbit. i mean, that does seem absolute ridiculous. we'll have to get to mean, that does seem absolute riditbottom ne'll have to get to mean, that does seem absolute riditbottom ne�*this. ve to get to mean, that does seem absolute riditbottom ne�*this. we'llget to mean, that does seem absolute riditbottom ne�*this. we'll get to the bottom of this. we'll get one our investigative one of our investigative journalist on the case. now. we've one story before we've got one last story before we'll get to some of your views before up. but first, before we finish up. but first, we've what got so we've got what have we got so suits. suits are back fashion suits. suits are back in fashion according star. yeah. you according to the star. yeah. you know, i according to the star. yeah. you tnew. t-een-t— according to the star. yeah. you know, i-can't really- know, i just can't really tettewe— know, i just can't really believe _think. know, i just can't really believe think suits know, i just can't really- believe _think suits are believe this. i think suits are going— believe this. i think suits are getng-et— believe this. i think suits are going-of fashion- believe this. i think suits are going of fashion now. for going out of fashion now. for tee— going out of fashion now. for tee agetn— going out of fashion now. for years. again, getting back to our—careers, as. our fleet street careers, as tet-te—weel our fleet street careers, as tet-te—wee e| our fleet street careers, as. you're—wear a suit you're expected to wear a suit in you're expected to wear a suit tn wnen— you're expected to wear a suit tn wnen tet— you're expected to wear a suit in when you were— you're expected to wear a suit in when you were a senior eete— in when you were a senior eecute le— in when you were a senior executive a newspaper. as executive of a newspaper. as tewn— executive of a newspaper. as tewn ent— executive of a newspaper. as tewn ent t— executive of a newspaper. as dawn and i both— executive of a newspaper. as dawn and i both were. you see wnet— dawn and i both were. you see wnetlneent— dawn and i both were. you see whatimean? and— dawn and i both were. you see whatimean? and i- dawn and i both were. you see what mean? and i always used what i mean? and i always used to what i mean? and i always used te—wttn— what i mean? and i always used te—wttn ene- what i mean? and i always used to _with one jacketi to buy my suits with one jacket ent— to buy my suits with one jacket ent twe— to buy my suits with one jacket ent twe eette— to buy my suits with one jacket and two pairs of— to buy my suits with one jacket and two pairs of trousers teceuee— and two pairs of trousers because trousers wear out so because the trousers wear out so gutcttt. — because the trousers wear out so gutcttt. .wnen— because the trousers wear out so gutcttt-wnen t— because the trousers wear out so quickly. when i suddenly quickly. well when i suddenly got quickly. well when i suddenly get-tent— quickly. well when i suddenly get-tetnt new- quickly. well when i suddenly got point now where only got to the point now where only the got to the point now where only tne-nett— got to the point now where only tne-nett-te— got to the point now where only the-half-is seen,- the top half of me is seen, wntcn— the top half of me is seen, wntcn te— the top half of me is seen, wntcn te e— the top half of me is seen, which is a great- the top half of me is seen, which is a great relief to a lot of which is a great relief to a lot et-ngnt.— which is a great relief to a lot et-ngnt. t— which is a great relief to a lot of-right. i decided- of people right. i decided that i of people right. i decided that t-getttng— of people right. i decided that t-getttnglet— of people right. i decided that i getting of these suit i was getting rid of these suit trousers-wearing- i was getting rid of these suit trousers wearing chinos, trousers and wearing chinos, and tnet-e— trousers and wearing chinos, and ttete-etwete— trousers and wearing chinos, and that's-always wear. - trousers and wearing chinos, and that's always wear. now that's what i always wear. now tnet-te—

that's what i always wear. now they're comfortable. you they're more comfortable. you ten-t— they're more comfortable. you ten-t-teu— they're more comfortable. you don't-you know,- they're more comfortable. you don't you know, replace don't have to, you know, replace tnen — don't have to, you know, replace tnen ee— don't have to, you know, replace tnen ee etten— don't have to, you know, replace them as often. and— don't have to, you know, replace them as often. and i can't tettewe— them as often. and i can't believe suits— them as often. and i can't believe suits are coming back tnte—teettel into fashion because people are getttng—tne- getting scruffier over the tee— getting scruffier over the teene net— getting scruffier over the years, not better looking. t getting scruffier over the ye.“ti not better looking. t getting scruffier over the ye;“ti tiltititi“tter looking. t getting scruffier over the- yethe queen ofr looking. dawn getting scruffier over the- yethe queen of because. dawn getting scruffier over the- yethe queen of because as dawn getting scruffier over the- yethe queen of because as mike is the queen of because as mike pointed several times, i am pointed out several times, i am very and i know i haven't very old and i know i haven't pointed that out at all. the fleet street system- “titi the fleet street system where you e eutt— fleet street system where you wore a suit to— fleet street system where you wore a suit to work, unless you wete—eenetettl wore a suit to work, unless youi were—somebody, in were doorstepping somebody, in wntcn— were doorstepping somebody, in wntcn-teu— were doorstepping somebody, in which-you were- were doorstepping somebody, in which-you were a- were doorstepping somebody, in which you were a fleece which case you you were a fleece eten-eutt. — which case you you were a fleece eten-eutt. tut— which case you you were a fleece over-suit. buthust- over your suit. but i just wore why— over your suit. but i just wore wnt-centng- over your suit. but i just worei why-coming-into why are they coming back into teentent— why are they coming back into teentent te— why are they coming back into fashion? is there _ why are they coming back into fashion? is there an explanation? oh, i know this is nettentng. — explanation? oh, i know this is happening. because happening. i know because you etwete— happening. i know because you etwete teet— happening. i know because you always look deliciously as always look deliciously smart as wet.— always look deliciously smart as wet-_tectet. - always look deliciously smart as well._jacket. yeah,. well. very smart jacket. yeah, wett— well. very smart jacket. yeah, went—teet- well. very smart jacket. yeah,. went—teet-te very smart. well, look, see, to me, this might be little me, okay, this might be a little bit controversial, i don't bit controversial, but i don't mind. a traditionalist, and mind. i am a traditionalist, and i think men should be in i think men should always be in suits. tweeted something. suits. i tweeted something. i said suits women in said men in suits and women in dresses. like this idea that dresses. i like this idea that we're bringing this conservative dress back for i mean, they dress back for men. i mean, they look wonderful in why look wonderful in it, so why would we they do look great would we not? they do look great and they look great. it suits them so much as well. yeah, well, believe it or— them so much as well. yeah, well, believe it or not,- them so much as well. yeah, well, believe it or not, it- i“ yeah, well, believe it or not, it says teette— well, believe it or not, it says more people are— well, believe it or not, it says more people are going to black tie more people are going to black tte—tnte- more people are going to black tte—tnte te- more people are going to black tie—this is me.. tie dinners. okay, this is me. teen.— tie dinners. okay, this is me. teen-tne— tie dinners. okay, this is me. yeah,-this expert- tie dinners. okay, this is me. yeah, this expert says the yeah, this. this expert says the tenent— yeah, this. this expert says the

demand weddings, races, demand for weddings, races, etene— demand for weddings, races, etene-tte- demand for weddings, races, proms tie dinners demand for weddings, races,- proms-tie dinners has proms and black tie dinners has exttetet— proms and black tie dinners has exploded since— proms and black tie dinners has exploded since ended. exploded since lockdown ended. ant— exploded since lockdown ended. ant-ett— exploded since lockdown ended. ant-ett getng— exploded since lockdown ended. and-all going out- exploded since lockdown ended. and all going out again. and we're all going out again. ant— and we're all going out again. ant tnte— and we're all going out again. ant tnte nee— and we're all going out again. and this has meant that now teette— and this has meant that now teette-getttng- and this has meant that now people getting suits and this has meant that now. people-getting-suits . people are getting more suits. we people are getting more suits. we-etete— people are getting more suits. we-slobs during- we were all slobs during lockdown then suddenly we lockdown and then suddenly we thought, need to thought, actually, we need to get some smart clothes. can we just go a couple of views just go to a couple of views before we finish up our before we finish up from our viewers? invited has viewers? frank has invited has reminded us that after a magnificent weekend , nick gibb, magnificent weekend, nick gibb, he's asked us remind you that he's asked us to remind you that it in fact, v—e day it is, in fact, v—e day commemorating victory europe commemorating victory in europe 1945 and those who gave their all to allow us to enjoy weekends like this. wow. good message. good message. very good message. good message. very good message. yes. and it's message. yes. yes. and it's like, wilson this is back like, yeah. wilson this is back to the coronation. are thank you for joining us this morning. forjoining us this morning. thank everyone for joining us this morning. those people conceded to protest conceded the right to protest taken to be the very taken away likely to be the very same anyone whose same people cancel anyone whose views they disagree with. indeed. you go. yeah indeed. well, there you go. yeah so. oh, my gosh. well, it's tnent— so. oh, my gosh. well, it's tnent teu— so. oh, my gosh. well, it's tnent teu wett— o“ 3 well, it's thank you very much, mike parry . wett— thank you very much, mike parry . wet-teen— thank you very much, mike parry . well,-been a— thank you very much, mike parry . well,-been a great- . well, it's been a great pleasure be with the spice pleasure to be with the spice girls. you know, this morning we've token so we've we've had a token boy, so we've come to the end of our show.

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teens. so feeling cooler than sunday evening time. sunday through the evening time. further of push further spells of rain push eastwards across england and wales. still a few heavy wales. perhaps still a few heavy showers across southern scotland , northern england a time, , northern england for a time, but elsewhere generally starting to dry up from west by the to dry up from the west by the end of the night and temperatures, lot of cloud temperatures, a lot of cloud around. holding up in double around. so holding up in double figures. a bit of a grey figures. so a bit of a grey start to tuesday morning. there'll be a few glimmers of sunshine. still some across sunshine. still some rain across south—east this slowly south—east england. this slowly pushes sea pushes away into the north sea dufing pushes away into the north sea during the morning and then it should brighten up for everyone with a mixture sunny spells. with a mixture of sunny spells. but some heavy and but the risk of some heavy and thundery anywhere thundery showers almost anywhere really, eastern and really, perhaps eastern and southern at higher risk. southern england at higher risk. but where we do get the sunshine , it will temperatures , it will lift temperatures quite nicely into the high teens, possibly locally low 20s into the evening time. we've still got a few thundery showers to contend with. so we could see some disruption through the evening hour, but they do evening rush hour, but they do tend away and then tend to fade away and then overnight it starts to become dfier overnight it starts to become drier and clearer before the next set of weather systems move in for wednesday, which brings

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